The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-10
CUBA'S HEROINE
NOW A BRIDE.
Miss tvaugeIna COssiO y CisnerOs
Becomes Mrs. C. C. CarbOnneII'
THEY PASS THROUGH RICHMOND
Married In Baltimore by Washing-
ton Minister-Bcgin Their Trip
10 jacksonville Where Lieut.
Carbonneil Joins Lees stan.

rseu,.nant Carlos G. Carbonnen and
80 Side whom Richmond stlll loves as
Nuss Evangelina Cisneros. passed
,hrourh this city at O'Clock over the
Atlantic Coast Line for Savannah and
Jacksonville.
the minors which had for n month or
,,ore heen afoat undenied. OF he eX-
necfed Joining Of the star-eyed CUBAN
siri 10 the gallant aide 70 General rl']-
hugh Lee. received their confirmation
Yesterday. when Mr. Carbonell ana MISS
Gsneros. accompanied only by Mrs. Johh
A Logan and Miss Logan. ana Kew Ut.
bristol. Of the Metropolitan church' iel'
sVssbington on a morning train, ana az
-, u'ere ouietlv married at the Hotel
Hsnert. IN Baltimore. by the accompanying
AN OBSTACLE.
rrbo NOW celebrated pair would nave
-, married I'm Washington, but met
y,,th an obstacle In the rigors OF WASH
So, Law. prohibiting foreigners from
srr,.,rg without their being endorsed
So. tbs Tepresentatiye Of the country IN
Washington. and. Of course, thls en-
dorsement could not be procured Tor MISS
T,isneros. Mr. Carbonen is ALREADY
oitizen OF the United tates, aho MISS Oi9
60 has made application for cltzeh-
80 but the time required by law pc
go, her application and her acKnoWl-
sAguent as an American citizen hao not
,lensea so the only thing for the young
neople 10 do was to be married out VI
the Capital city. -,, -o.,,r,,oa
Nth the party 10 Washington on an IL
,ernoon train. and after ARRANGING
Jew affairs there took the CLOCK tla ,i
o. tbe South. arriving here at o CLOCK.
rnNN n
VIZ and secured a pleasant interview
Ter the Lieutenant and his new maze
bride. ,.,, -, ,rn-rvopN
THE LIEUTENANT IN UNlfOhM,
rrse,. we're seated in the stuffy, overly
gurnished private compartment OF 'he
Pullman. 10 which the open doors and
windows was only an exasperatins hlht a'
comfort. IA
The Lieutenant was dressed to MS ADJ
"a but admirably concealed discomfort
In the fun uniform Of office as aide an
a,,trS PATTERNED after the Esquimaux
stvlo Of sparelistic architecture when It's
10, weather comfort is considered.
Despite the great beads of perspirauon
,bat gathered and dropped with senten-
sious monotony TO the upholstered moor
from his forehead. the Lieutenant main
tanned his gallantry and suffered IN 81
lence. 49,, Co.,.
ON the opposite seat sat the little Cuban
IN a dress Of some light material so lght
and nlmy II seemed that II almost re-
tha enraptured scribe that II was cloth.
,be enraptured scribe that 1t was floth.
pages have been written about this fair
cuban girl-of her grace. of her voice Of
velvet and of her cOuntenance. But 1t Is
tn her eyes. the Keynote Of this facial
melody. that there appears new heaven
If sensation for every moments gazing
into their darkly lustre depths.
SHE is AMUSED.
mo" replied the Lieutenant to ques-
sion. Eve will not stop over In Richmond
as at first we contemplated, but will con-
,inue on 10 Savannah, and from there to
Jacksonville
''Where will Mrs. Carbonnell and you
reside" asked the reporter. This ques-
ton seemed 10 amuse the pretty Cuban
and she laughed merriy. her soft Spanish
phrases in explanation being interpreted
by the Lieutenant "She laughs at be-
ing called Mrs Carbonnell.' 1t is so new
20 her"
But the question Of the future residence
was a secret of the future. the reporter
was given 20 understand. although for
the present. Mrs. Carbonnell will try 10
keep her husband in view by journeying
as the troops journey. and stopping at
she nearest convenient point 10 her hus-
Bands headquarters.
Lieutenant Carbonnell will join the
command Of General Lee on Monday
next at Jacksonville
When the train finally entered Byrd
Street Station the two interesting trav-
oilers accepted the chance for supper I'm
the station. re-entering their car imme-
diately on completing their repast
There were few who knew Of the COM
ing Of the Cuban heroine and her hus-
hand but the dark eyes that the Ameri-
can newspapers have made famous soon
identified her To the chance occupants Of
The depot and before the party left a lit
de reception was demanded Of II by the
curious ones.