The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-29
AND LOVE WILL
FIND A WAY.
Mr.. TaIIey After Much Trouble Makes
Miss BlayIOck His Bride.
WAS TWENTY-0NE YESTERDAY.
Arrested by His Father for Sc
curing n License Before He Was
ofAgc-Miss Amanda Theresa
KossIow Wcds Mr.. Thon.

4 Pretty little romance was consum-
mated last night az . o'clock AT the resi-
dence Of the officiating clergyman. Rev.
lanes f.. Cook. pastor Of Hoga-Mcmorial
church. No. 25o2 east Franklin, when Mr..
william Edward Talley took as his bride
for veal or for woe Miss Jane Elizabeth
Blaylock.
There IS n story Of love and constancy
that might give the average novelist ma
terial for "a copyright, IL properly colored.
Young TaIey has been in love with Miss
Blaylock for "a long time. His anection
was rcciprocated. and the lovers were
frequently seen together. II was under
stood among their friends that they were
10 be- married. Last summer the arrange
mcnts were complete for the marriage
but at the eleventh hour a serious dill
Guilty arose. Mr.. Gatcwood Talley. the
father Of the youth. was violently OPP
POSED TO the wedding. Just why h. took
this stand was never fully explained, eX-
cept that he thought his son was TOO
young 10 have q wife. and he refused TO
listen 10 any pleading or persuasion 10
let the lovers plight their troth once Tor
all.
Mr.. TaIley was not 10 be moved. Tie
declared that his son should not.get mar
ried. and put his foot down on that point.
THE LOVER DETERMINED
Young Tallcy was equally as deter
mined. He was only twenty years old.
His sweetheart was Of age, and so they
| decided tu get a license 10 marry nyho
The would-be groom's father found this
out and informed him that II ne married
the girl against his wishes he would
have him punished by law.
This threat didn't have any effect upon
the ardent lover. who, despite the threats
went to the IIcnricO County Courthouse
and secured a marriage license. IL was
only a short time before the irate father
learned Of this. and he set 10 work TO
head matters off. The first thing he did
was 10 swear out q warrant for the ar
rest of his son. charging him with mis-
representing the true condition OF affairs
i'm stating 10 the county clerk that he
was t%Wenty-0ne years old.
The poor. l0ve-sick young man was arr
rested and prevented from getting mar
ried. He was practically ncarcerated,
for they kept a close watch over him
for several days. and at one time there
was probability that he would DE punished
like a martyr. simply because ne loved
his sweetheart so fondly.
HAPPY EVER AFTERWARDS.
Things looked blue. indcd. 10 the young
lover. and he was allowed TO 20 unmo-
Tested. only upon his promise not TO get
married before he came Of age. The
stern father probably thought his sons
love would grove cold by that time. But
it didn't. Not a bit Of 10. He resolved 10
wait for n few months. and when he at
tanned his majority marry the girl Of his
choice.
Young Talley was tw~onty-one years Of
age Yesterday. Tic celebrated the event
by taking his sweetheart 10 the marriage
altar. and there received the reward for
his coustancy by wedding her. No one
witnessed the ceremony but the ministers
family and the mother of the bride. The
groom's father was cOnspicuously absent.
The bride wore "a gown of pink plissee
over dress of white net. and looked ra-
dainty happy.
After the the newly-Ws dded
ones went 10 the home OF the brides
mother. i'm Henrico county, near the west
ern limits Of the city, where they will
reside In future.
ThOn-kOslow.
The wedding of Miss Amanda Theresa
Kosslow and Mr.. Robert w. Thon took
place &C half past o o'clock yesterday
evening al the First English Lutheran
church. Rev. Mr.. Morehead officiating.
Miss Kosslow is a. daughter OF Mr.. Fred
crick Kosslow. o. well-known furniture
dealer OF this city, and rs % charminS
girl. Her nance is the proprietor OF "a
popular cast-end restaurant Do has "a
wide circle OF friends. Miss KossloW had
but one attendant, her sister. Miss Isabel
Kosalow. who wore n beautiful costume
Of white organdie over pink silk ana car
riod "a bouquet 81 pink carnations.
The ushcTs were Messrs. Fred. koss-
low. Otto Tikine. VIM. Byron ana An
drew Wood. Mr.. Louis Thon being best
man. All these gentleman wore the
conventional black dress suits. with
boutoiuercs OF white rose buds. The
brides costume was OF hunters green
cloth. tailor made. and her bouquet Of
white roses. MT. Herbert G.. Duce. or
ganist of the church. rendered the usu-
aI marches before and after the cerc-
mony and % number OF beautiful selec-
tious as IL proceeded. Mr.. and Mrs. Thon
left by the 145 train for the norlh. eN-
pccting to le absent about two weeks.
They are followed bv nan cordial good
wishee. expressed in am exceedingly
beautiful collection Of wedding gifts.
WoodwaTd-BciL.
Yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock nc No.
us west Cary street, the home Of the
brides parents. Miss Rosa Bell was mar
ried to Mr.. Edward clifford Woodward.
The Rev. j.. H.. Rawlings, OF Clay
Street Methodist Episcopal church, Of
The bride-elect is the charming
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Bell, Of
this city. and The groom is an employee
Of y. T.. Ancarrow md IS well known
here.
Rule-AiIOr.
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. April 2S.-Spe-
cial.-At Lhe residence OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Ailor, yes
tetrday morning. Mr.. j.. NJ. +. Rule n
Miss Margaret Ailor were married, Rev.
II Van Horne officiating.
Mr.. II. v. Wheeler was best man and
Miss Gertrude Rule. sister Of the groom
was brides maid. The bridal couple left
] ON The morning train for eastern points.