Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-20
FOR LOVE, SAYS DUKE.
Wasn't After Papa thinner
mans Money.
OHIO GIRL CONFIRMS MARRiAJg.
Sent Dispatch To Her Father, Eugene
Zimmerman, at Cincinnati, Announc-
ing Her Marriage to the Duke of Nam
chester--SaiIed For America.

London. Nov. According to The
Daily Mail, the marriage of the Duke
of Manchester and Miss Helene Zim-
norman, was the outcome of long
and romantic attachment. but it was
only last July TO use the words of the
duke himself, that they discovered
they had been in love with each other
all the time
Then the duke" says The Daily
Mail, seeing that many suitors were
pressing their attentions upon Miss
Zimmerman, claimed her for himself.
The engagement was announced, but
was denied by the relatives. Not be-
ing III a position to marry, they decid-
ed to await while 4 fortnight ago
Mr. Zimmerman was expected to ar
rive in London and they had decided
to see him and get his consent. He
did not come, and therefore they
agreed to marry without delay. They
will sail for New York next Satur-
day.
THE duke wishes it to be known
that he married for love. He has not
asked and does not hope for dowry
with the lady. The couple will settle
at Tanderagee."
New York, Nov 20.-A cablegram
from London to The Journal says, in
part, that the young duke of Manches-
ter and Miss Helene Zimmerman.
daughter Of Eugene Zimmerman, of
Cincinnati, were married last Wednes-
day afternoon by the Rev. Canon
Baker in the parish church of Marley
bone, London, in which parish the
duke lives. Owing to the opposition
to the marriage by the relatives of
both bride and groom. the wedding
was extremely quiet The Misses
Helena and Fife Evans, aunts of. the
bride, waited on her; Ernest Lambert
and Lionel Fundel-Philips, the dukes
most intimate friend, attended him.
The duke and duchess and Miss
Helena Evans are now at Tenderagee
castle, the groom's Irish estate. The
place was en- fete on their arrival
the dukes tenants welcomed him and
his bride vociferously.
London, Nov. 20-The morning pa
pers publish columns of gossip regard
ing the duke of Manchester's ro-
nance. with long dispatches from
New York
Cincinnati, Nov. 20.-Eugene Tim
herman vice president of the Cinein-
natl, Hamilton and Dayton railway,
and a director in several other lines.
was very much surprised on reading
the press cablegram announcing that
he was the father-in-law of the duke
of Manchester. He insisted that there
had been false reports about the duke
of Manchester: that the duke had
never been engaged to any actress;
that he is not a spendthrift, and has
not been as notorious as reports
would make him. Mr. Zimmerman
said the fortune was dissipated be-
fore the present duke assumed his
heritage. Mr.. Zimmerman stated that
he had received word that his daugh-
ter was on her way to America and
that he would go to New York to
await her arrival. He had only the
kindest words to say of his daugh-
ter and of whatever she may have
done. The duke of Manchester has
met Mr.. Zimmerman at the seaside in
this country. and is not a stranger to
his wealthy father-in-law. Besides
being Connected with very many rail
roads, Mr.. Zimmerman is a large
stakeholder in the Standard Oil COM
pany and local concerns and is one
of the largest owners of coal and iron
lands in the west While he has been
a widower for many years. he is
known as royal entertainer at his
mansion on Mount Auburn.
Later Mr.. Zimmerman received 4
cablegram from his daughter, an
nouncing their marriage. last week
and he cabled back his blessings.
Snna thrnn voorc aoo n cousin of tho
dukes snent month here as the
guest of Miss Zimmerman and as the
representative of the duke in their
alliance. 1t is understood that Mr..
Zimmerman viii have a reception for
the duke and duchess on their arrival
here, although he openly opposed the