The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29


Friends by Taking Nellie Boyd
Partner for Life-Gives
Every Girl I'm the Dining Room,
From So to $1O-Career OF the
Young Croesua.
ST. JOSEPH, Mich, Nov. 2S.-Frank
Phiseator, who within the last two
years is credited with having made
over $3,0o0,e coo in the Klondike, was
married to Nellie Boyd at the Hotel
Whitconlb at o'clock Saturday night
by Rev. James Hamilton. The mar
riage was a great surprise to his
friends.
Mr.. Phiscator and his bride, accom-
panied by the sister of the bride and
three friends, drove from Baroda, the
home of the bride. to St. Joseph, ar
irving here about o'clock He made
his mission known to Mr.. Vincent, the
hotel proprietor, who dispatched a
message for the county clerk and the
pastor. The clerk issued the license
and at 9 O'Clock the marriage took
place.
The ceremony over, the party re-
paired to the dining room, where the
hotel force had been hurriedly prepar-
ing a champagne supper for the bridal
party. The merry pop Of corks was
heard until IL o'clock, when the party
started on the return trip to Baroda to
break the news to the parents of the
bride, who had not been made aware
of the proposed marriage At Baroda
they took the morning train south on a
bridal tour.
MONEY SPENT LAVISHLY.
Mr.. Phistator spent his money law
ishly, and every girl in the dining
room, as we'll as the help in the office,
received a IS or SO bill.
This is Mr.. Phiscator's second mar
riage, he having been married about
eight years ago to woman who is
now in California. He only recently
secured a divorce from her. Since his
return from the Klondike his society
has been eagerly sought after by the.
city girls, but it fell to the lot of a
farmers daughter to become his bride.
Nothing positive is known concern
ing the plans for the future entertain
ed bv Mr.. and Mrs. Phiscator. It is
the popular belief that Mr.. Phiscator,
who is popularity known as the young
king Of the klondike, intends to re-
turn to Alaska in the spring, as he
still owns a half interest in a number
Of rich claims. His mining partner is
F. w. Cobb, a Harvard man, with
whom he Joined hands when he went
prospecting in the Klondike
1t was year ago last July that Mr..
Phiscator came out of the gold fields
with his pocket full of nuggets, his
purse stuffed with drafts, and the own
er of wealth enough to make him sew
eral times millionaire. HIS wonder
full adventures in search Of gold and
his still more remarkable success In
finding it produced a sensation at
time when the Klondihe fever was
raging at it's highest.
BORN ON A MICHIGAN FARM.
Mr. Phiscator is thirty-six years Old.
and was born on a farm near Baroda,
Mich. He was thrown on his own re-
sources at an early age and had SUI
fered hardships equal to those he ex-
perienced in finding his fortune long
before his eyes turned toward Alaska.
His father died when he was but three
years old, and six years later he start
ed out to make his own living by
working on a farm. saving wood and
doing all kinds of jobs
AS soon as he had accumulated
money enough to pay his fare to Mon
tana. young Phiscator struck out for
the boundiess West He was then q
mere boy. blessed with stout con-