The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-24
HE'S NOT A VAC NOW
At Early Dawn and On the Quiet They
Are Satisfactorily Spliced.
HOW THE THING HAPPENED
The Girl Appeared to Be In as
Much of a Hurry as Her
Manager Was In Hav-
Ing the Job Done.

Butte. May 23.-The slumbers
Of a deputy district court clerk
were violently disturbed at
O'Clock this morning by man ana
woman who were in a hurry 10 get
married. They were accompanied py
policeman, who had the authority 10
disturb the sleep of the inotendihg
deputy clerks. I'VE want marriage
license" said the man who was not a
policeman when the clerk had pulled
himself out of bed. I'VE want 10 get
married. and get married - quick
he added. The clerk was obiging ana
smiling something few clerks would De
under like circumstances. and he ac-
companied the policeman, the ordinary
man and the young woman TO the
court house and made out a license for
them. The man gave his name as n.
+. Ruiz. aged %, and his birthplace as
san Francisco, Cal. The girl said her
name was Emma Graefegen Freltag'
aged "a and a native of Leipslc, Ger
many. While the clerk was asking
questions and filling out the license
| blank Ruiz talked about the hurry ne
was in to get married, and spoke ABOUT
| some fellow who had tried 70 force ms
| girl into a box in the California, ana
how he had hit him harder than he had
| intended to- But all this was simply
| talk, as developments to-day proved.
| After the license had been filled out
| and the 50 had been paid, the quartet
| now including the clerk, started out 10
| and some one to finish the job. They
| decided on Judge Turner, and hair an
hour later he, too, was aroused from a
| deem sleep, such as is enjoyed only Dy
the Just, and in an unusually expeoi'
| tious manner the couple were spnceu
That was the finale, but the beginning
/ c,t.- kaA
rooms of the California much carrier
in the night
Emma Graegefen Freitag is known
| on the stage of the California as Amy
Granville and does the lightning
change and song act with a Fellow @
the name of Armand. She will, how
ever. be more readily identified as TN
, | woman who. last week, played IN
mart of Galatea, the lady of the marpl
heart, a character in which she woi
! the unstinted joshing of the patron
I. of the California. Ruiz was-weH' IN
. | most refined and genteel designatlo
| of his occupation is that he was Mis
| Granville's manager. Last night TN
n | singer was enjoying the company @
& members of the lady orchestra an
some friends. She tarried too long !
n suit her manager and he called her
q the door. They had few words an
he started i'm to exercise the authorlt
in him vested by beating her, nut
: man interfered and Ruiz came Yer
II near getting what he deserved. n
action aroused a great deal OF indli
;, nation. and as he has been regarde
e for some time as an incubus. fung'
growth and a hindrance, he was threa
% ened to be arrested for Vagrancy. NJ
m .F3o,z= knew enough about Butte to
wi aware of the fact that man with
wife 10 work for the family cannot
regarded as "A vag under a strict co
- struction of the law and that is why
~ | wanted TO get married, and get ma
ried - quick" The only wonder is no
he induced the woman to take hi
re under such circumstances. The patro
es Of the California say that Ruiz be
- the woman once before because
" jealousy She sang tonight as usu
~ and in the same tune.