The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21
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A Pretty Girl Ynkoner, Love,
Trouble, a Wedding.
she WAS A JEwEss. HE WAS NOT
StuRAy oOhn Allen and Little Eva
wiseaela Only Met = Month Ago,
but the Plane Of Love Steadily In
creased-ThrOwfnE Dewn the Bar
rters Of Home and Religion, She
C1lags 20 Her New Protector.

A weddtnN. In which a young returned
Yakoner; a pretty Seattle lass OF Jewish
parents, and dozen or two o. angry Fsla-
uyss. figured prominently, took place yea
serday. IL was not AL eiopemsnt, but It
lad all the features Of one and some 9TH
ar features equally exciting. besides very
romantic story leading up TO the match.
John Allen Is a young Pittsburgh. VINO.
with his two brothers, CO me cut year
ago and passed through Seattle on their
way TO the Yukon country. They got
eIa.ms near Forty-Mlie early in the spring
and did we'll TWO months or more ago
tso OF them started out with the seasons
cleanup amounting 10 goodly SUM
They wanted 10 get food, too. and take
Il back this winter.
On tho way out TN. boys met Max Wise
field. OF Seattle. who left Seattle a Few
months ago for the kloudike. and was
busy packing over the trail. Mr. Wise
fieid wanted John Allen 20 bring cut : ies-
ter for him 10 his wife and family, who
live at i42G Jackson street, Mr. hllc: was
willing and undertook the errand. little
dreaming that Il would end IN the roman
tic and happy way IL has.
Once Ia Seattle the young man los; 10
time in hunting up Mr. Wlsefleid's home
and delivering the letter.
II 80 happened that Miss Eva Wisefeid,
who has been Dr. Gfbson's assistant, was
with questions about her father and
about the golden country he was travel
ing for. Mr.. Allen grew eloquent In tell
Ing OF the country and his experiences O.
year. lie had never found so app.ecia-
tive listener. either, and before they
knew IL they were acquainted as well az
ola friends. Perhaps on that first visit Ia
where the spark was struck which later
burst into flame. and yesterday reached
n climax In their marriage
IL seemed TO young Mr.. Allen that he
.1egef could tell the pretty little Miss
Nlsefieid enough of the Klondikc OF the
lar north Anyway. he continually found
= convenient 10 go up on the hill and rlng
the door bell of No ffef And Miss WISE
field never grew tired OF hearing of The
great country She even grew 70 like bet
Ter and better to hear of II. while John
Ailen-~well-he had intended 10 90 10
flttspurg and visit his people, but he con-
eiudad 10 stay here awhile.
There was Serious obstacle to the mar
rage, and that was that Miss wisefieId
was Jewess, while he was a Gentle. Her
people he was sure would not entertain
the subject Of marriage even if Miss Eva
would. klondike traveller, who has
hraVed the riEors and dangers of an Arctic
winter. fears nothing. and before long the
Young man had learned his fate. IL was
all right with the girl. but
Inc young man y ytSitS became so fire..
auent that the Jewish frlend. Of the fam
lily began to object. They demonstrated
with the young lady aud then threatened
rms show of authority put the young LADY,
on her mettie and she declared that She
would marry Allen. religion or no religion
people or no people.
Robert Luire. her brother-iu-law. was
active In trying 10 dissuade her. and De-
tective cudihee came into the case about
THIS time. Miss Eva was told that Alien
was already married and various other
things intended IN make her renounce her
denomination But all 10 no purpose.
Yesterday Miss Wisefield and Mr. Alien
secured license and Justice of the Peace
Austin united them in marriage at the
pafiors or the New England hotel. The
witnesses present were w w peIonr ana
> =. Woods, and Miss Minnie Rrodic. the
BRIDES bosom friend
Nhue the ceremony was in progress n
'amiiy Indignation meeting was going on
On the hil, In which friends and neigh
uofs were engaged. After the ceremony.
me groom teiephoned IN to the house and
ltarned or the meeting In which hts name
had figured SO many times
Mr.. and AIRS. Allen will be at the Now
England hotel until the departure Of the
IVY OF seattle Tor Alaska. when they will
take that steamer for the North
Eariy In January Sir. Allen viii take bis
hfiae 10 his Yukon home She wants IN
he ana hectares she will not leave him no
matter where he goea. They will nut a
sail on th1lr sled and speed across the
Sapw ana over the ice to their claims Mr.
Allen says he went In this way las, Fo,>r,,
airy and he can do ID again