The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
YOUNG COUPLE TO REMARRY
PARENTS DECIDE JOHN ATKIN-
SON AND BRIDE MAY REVIVED.
The Youthful Pair Would Listen To
No Plans Which Looked To
Keep Them Separated

John T. Atkinson. son az Georg.a's gov
erEor and his young bride viii be r.mar-
RED m a Few days and VIII no longer be
kept apart
Th.s was decided upon ~ 50 conference
between Governor Atkinson. his son. AIT.
Charles T.. Byrd. his daughter and Mrs.
Atkinson. which N.~ h.la at the govern
or's mansion last Monday night.
The governor was anxious az first Tor
his son 10 remain upart from his bride for
az least wear. iIe Thought tine boy too
Young 80 assume th~ duts- ~ married
life. especially as his education WAS not
finished The girls education was not
completed. either. ar' 81 WAS Thought that
il would be- the best fer both to wait Tor
tew months before staTtng oat so NE to-
Will Be Remarf,i
A. bssa ot tie eos "a Next wee's
anxious ior an car1. -...#t.... ....., s. Mr.
terruiued that Il shoA e taNe p''e 80,
Young Atkinson wsf- perihit't" !. -
- -. er,u,fav afternoon. llo vent "N''
anal spent "a l,W poufs ".il A'' '''-
"a very happy ta tr w.fi ..t ..,-a.s
T-l.. parents ~ the twa Hfe WEE. s.A'.s.'
WIEN the happy termination "i ~,
NJ Bvra asa .h h" c'h-u 81" l'l'
.--...-.. IL first. nut after his d"u-.'t'.
..n 49,. GOVERNOR som DE d. ..-.H
49,. -. 1e..- tair4. h- could do WAS ~ SUD-
.s... s,...,st.tfil- Under ro F-t' .i"
-. ..,.s 5,.. willing Cor tha Inaifia-' To-
~ broken en c-ltirsls- lie "-i"
stEfr-au state tnat theN nav"
- r., The matter wlth tne MOST N-'
. harmony eh1 N.'--s
10 lu.nr
Governor Makes Statement
--s .......rnsr rn.le th- iouo~lns siaiS-
80 r. rl. Constitution reporter "l'1'
~. ...,,.r .-s-i,. aud HutI -.tti.meA--
u-... a.. v,tr. appraised ~ Tie mar
... -. nr-t impulse Of AIR. BYRD ana
,-,--..,- vn1 were together e 'ie 'l''''
,.- t.. induce. botn th- children - '''i,
,t.,. rileir .du,ttions and i'e' f.' -''''
-h.n To- enter married hie-
,t,.., however. ! s.tw taat they haa
-s..r~.s thoroughly enlisted AND 'ha-
.,,- e.r .as settled in his deteFinlil' ..'-.
=. adhere. to mis- uNu course "' "'
- rf.-d ta the.r Wishes ans consent 20
~. ua.8u aut ~ insist tNt
should G.. formally W"dd'i iN ".'''
..,.s,,n ana sacred manner. So.
~ pyrd and m, -elt nave haa ''l-
one purpose and h.ir~ 'eet i'
b $3.50. ID, -...i.frl. ta ts fHtt N-.-l WIS
, 1-@- rsr lo-l tailit.h ..
efr.- finding out thtt ii." ''
80 enc. children could n't %" "
Z ..- u,sn rs hlNe Nl'n a...i"
49,. rlr.I di~rasi tion oi .a' muses.
. t.i.v.-i only for tav purpose CD
..r..irss tnon "details SOD carrying "N
Z ,l.,,s ai,ou. whieh it was n'''s-'i
r. ~ ~. to consult Mrs Atkinson ~,
p. - t..,. -.. -.raetrattsi hr the shock or
81 -4,.. unexpected r.a~hre-s CD
~. ,sune people taat sac could no
t.. Consulted by me ou MATTER al'a
s.,sa + fl- !. my duty GO ADVISE VII
- .r.es. matters havo aii no" bee
...-,.l upon A- 90 what th'N are pm
t,v- th.v are to o. carried o"1 .ie p''
"a e. r.f concerned.
.-... ,t, ,hfng which J need state
....,..,,.,,.. t.s..f,l,. are 90 Doe formal
,nsrr.a.I uud.r cireumstances which :"
. ,-,r-.-- thesn vlh sense oi me Z
- -r.1fflr th,y assume and VIII" VI
- ,.ii,,as- ~ tAe Uarita- N"ws
~ sneu take them hoth 20 ny hoso
On ANA ds all iu my power 70 coz ~.
affi t...... ana uraulote their hall
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