The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-16
THEY LOVE MADLY
BUT THEIR HONEYMOON WILL LAST
ONLY ONE LITTLE DAY.

CU AA040 QV06I AVO0 W Lib Lao
ONLY ONE LITTLE DAY.
In the Perry Jail Today Miss Mamie Wal
tiers wiz Marry the Man of Her Heart
Who WIN Tamorrow be Taken on e
the PenitentIary Where He VIII STAY
Eighties Months for Horse-SsealinE-
Says She VIII BE- Waiting for Him Out.
side tn Prison Gates at the End of Thai
Time-GeueruI News OF Oklahoma.
Guthrie, o. T, May ian instances
Of the love that shines in me face of
the fercest frowns of adversely and de-
fies the edicts of counts, prison bars and
ceil-stones, comes from Perry.
Tomorrow afternoon Sunday Miss
Mamie Walters will De married 10 P.
Turner in the Perry jail. Monday the
honeymoon viii cease, for Turner will
be then taken 10 Lansing. where the
Kansas peailentiary is located and Will
there serve eighteen months.
Turner was arrested for horse-stealins
and placed in jail Mss Walters, no:
bad lok:ag. blonde and young. was also
incarcerated as an accomplish. This
vas unjust, but The court found Tur-
me- guilty.
The TWO people, whose road has met
only 70 part Immediately, are uladly in
love with each other and they will be
married He viii go 70 prison, but the
little woman who nlarries him tomorrow
swears she will VAR for him outside the
prison gates and az the end of eight
cen months continue the interrupted
honeymoon.
REV ROMINE'S TROUBLES
Guthrie. o. T.. May i5.-AII Oklahoma
news is now being carefully sifted for
fakes. So much rubbish has been sent
aut that people are incedulous Of eve
rything. l. vas believed that the report
ed trouble at Jennings was a fake. II
was not. 4 committee in masks awaited
on Rev. Pearl Romine, once pastor Of
the Baptist church OF that place, las,
Friday anight and treated him 20 coat
OF tar and feathers. Rorine, il seems,
took sister Of his church n 10 live
with his family and very soon Mrs. Ro-
mine left home making many ugly
charges against her husband and the
woman. Rev. Romine became sick and
charged his wife with poisoning him.
A committee Of the church made inves-
legations and recommended Rev. Ro-
mines dismissal from pulpit and church
and the next step was 10 give the dis
tonored preacher dose OF tar and fea-
theirs.
The report Of the committee. dated
May 1. reads: We, the committee ap-
pointed by the First Regular Mission
airy Baptist church Of Jennings at their
regular business meeting, April 3rd, 81,
to investigate the trouble between Bro
Pearl Romine and Sister Roniue and
TO investigate the character Of Brother
Romine and wife, beg leave 70 submit
the following report: We have !nvesti-
gated every runor relating 20 the above
trobue TO the best OF our ability and
have arrived at the following conclusion:
1st, We believe Mr.. Pearl Romine 10
be unworthy the respect due a citizen.
much less minister OF the gospel; 2nd.
We believe his recent Illness was caused
by himself with the intention 70 wrong
his wife; 3rd. Regarding marriage vows.
we believe that Sister Romine regards
them az sacred. while he has no regard
tor them; An. We believe that his dis
position TO connect the names Of res
pectful people outside Of the church with
this disgraceful affair is for the purpose
of sealing the lips OF those parties from
exposing mis- hellish designs or 10 lay
the foundation for damage suits; 5th.
He has obtained letters OF recommenda-
ton from ministers Of Baptist churches
since this trouble arose without giving
the true facts in the case. but charges
other denominations with trying 70
hurt the Baptist cause here, which -
false and without any shadow OF truth.
9Th. We, as your conmitte. recommend
that he De Immediately discharged from
the pastora:e Of this church: 7th. We fur
Their recommend that a copy OF this re-
port De sent 70 the next association.
r H. HEWITT,
". NJ LEE.
Committee.
ARE IN HARD LUCK.
Perry, o. T, May 15.-overnor Leedy
honored a requ!sition from Gov. Rem
frow for me delivery OF ". VI. Wishard
and Edward Dash. xho were indicted
IN Pawuee county to- stealing horses but