Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-06
rHs AUNT INTERVIEWED.
Miss Kate S~huekhart Declares that Her
Neice Is Married.
THE HARRY LocKHARr. JR., AFFAIR.

A CITIZEN reporter called at the
home OF the young lady at 410 South
ArnO street last evening to learn some.
thing OF hr marriage TO young Harry
Lockhart. n IL was true that the youth.
full pair had been Joined in wedlock az
was surmised. He was received very
g%raciously by Miss Kate ~Shuckhart, the
aunt Of Miss Winnifred. who with the
latter Is looking after her brothers chill.
drep, who are attending school in this
city.
The following conversation then en-
sued:
Miss Shuckhart, l called representing
THE CITIZEN to learn some OF the cir
cumstances OF the marriage OF Miss Win
nifred TO Mr.. Lockhart. as your personal
In the paper intimated had taken place"
Il suppose" answered the lady, that
when | penned the few lines announcing
the young lady's return here as Mrs. II.
LOckhart, Jr, that that would be SUN.
cient notice OF the marriage. l wrote II
a. a personal, expected II to be treated
as ia the custom with those little notes
aud was surprised that The CITIZEN
thought 6t TO make comment on IT,"
"But you are aware, Miss S~huckhart,
that the young people being 80 we'll
known a. they are, their friends would
not be satisfied with the paper giving
them such a bare notice OF the event.
You say that they are really married
then2'
THAT much | will say further, they are
married" continued the lady.
when and where was the ceremony
performedY"
~ will not say more on the subject.
Any further information will have to be
obtained from the girls father, Y. W.
%Shuckhart, at Fulton, N. NJ. II you
wish to know more, write TO him."
How old Is the young LADY,
''She is 20 years old"
Don't you think, Miss Shuckhart, that
IL would be better for the young lady
that announcement be made OF the mar.
riAge, when and where 1t took place,
and other details, rather than give such
vague information OF II aud refuse to say
mOreP"
IL do not zee In what way she eau be
injured BY refusing TO say more Of a
matter that concerns ourselves only"
"Haye the young couple made ans
plans for the tutureg Will they 20 to
housekeepingp" persisted the interroga-
ton point.
81 do not care to say anything about
any plans that may have been formu.
lated" she concluded, speaking court
eOusly but firmly, the course that marked
her demeanOr throughout the interview.
"It you should conclude. Miss Shuck-
hart, that II would be better to give fur
Their mention OF the marriage. after
thinking the matter over, the columns OF
The CITIZEN are at your disposal"
Every we'll"
The reporter then picked up his hat
and passed out OF the parlor Just Rs a
pretty aud plump young woman came In
AT a rather lively gait and burst, into the
room.
This presumably was the bride, and II
30, MIR. Lockhart or any other young man
In Albuquerque might we'll be proud. as
far as appearances are concerned, to
claim her az his wife,
As The CITIZEN stated the other day,
the young man interested in this rather
peculiar affair Is Harry LOckhart, Jr.
lie has been seen. and persistently re-
fused to confirm or even deny the exist
ence Of his marriage 10 Mrs. II. LockhArt,
Jr., nee Miss S%huckhart.
The little innocent personal paragraph
sent to this Office by the aunt OF the
young lady has undoubtedly caused some
very untayOrable comments, and why Mr.
LOckhart refuses to acknowledge the son
summation OF such a happy deed passes
all understanding.