The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-10
THEY ARE MARRIED
Mr. Wilson and Miss Warner
Welded Yesterday,
MARRIAGE ONCE DEFERRED
Groom Disappeared on Day
Set for Ceremony.
MARRIAGE ONCE DEFERRED

A cOurtship which has been nlle0 WIN
more than ordinary events was ended
yesterday morning when Mr.. John Wilson
of this city and MISS Aniseth Warner of
strong city were married by Rev. Bruce
Griffith, pastor Of the Reformed church,
1T his homo on South Lawrence avenue.
A few friends and relatives Of the con-
tracing parties were present and wit
messed the ceremony which made the
TWO young people man and wife.
These young people were to have been
married on the day following Christmas.
The marriage did not take place all
though every preparation was made for
The event The minister was present, the
guests were in t.a home Of the bride to
have been. but the young man. the other
of the Two contracting parties. failed to
pppear. The readers Of the Eagle win re
member John Wilson'S peculiar disap-
rearance from this city on the day he
was to have been married and the maay
theories advanced regarding his disap-
pearance. Telegrams were exchanged be
tween the interested parties. bat still
John Wilson could not be heard from.
Iris parents we've very uneasy and Miss
Warner as last resort, 10 i3e satisfied In
1er own mind that young Wilson had dis
appeared. came to this city. She staid
at the Wilson home west OF the city for
several days, but nothing could be heard
~ the missing man.
after staying here for a short time.
Miss Warner left for her home in Strong
city. Letters were exchanged every day
between the two families. and this was
I'm hopes that something would be heard
Of the young man. But for long time
nothing came to break the tension en- the
minds Of those who knew Wilson and
had feared that ne had been foully dealt
with.
One day a letter came from the missing
man. He was in waco, Texas. His let
ter was very brief It simply said that
De was well and that his people did not
need TO worry about him, as he was get
ring along all right Naturally enough,
-he father answered this letter. and in
short time the son came home. He was
here only q short time when n corespon-
dence was opened up between himself and
Miss Warmer. The result Of that CORES
pondence was the marriage Of Yesterday
The entire occurrence viii soon be for
gotten by people in general who know Of
g. but there win always be q remem-
Hrance of the event IN the minds OF the
Young people whose marriage was 50 re-
Gently s0lemnized.
John Wilson and Aniseth Warner met IN
strong city a few years ago. John VIII
son was employed in that cit wand dur
sng the last few months that he was in
Strong city he made the Warner home
his home. Thus it was that the young
people became well acquainted and the
result of that friendship formed ia the
home Of the young lady was an engage
meuL The day for the marriage was set
and the occurrence noted above took
place.
John Wilson never gave much Of 30
exnlanaFeq u a's leaving the city ca bis
wedding day. lie said to his fa he- that
he became discouraged and decided shat
the best thing for him TO do would be 70
leave the city. HIS home was not fur
nshed ana arranged, and this is one
reason that his friends give for his ac-
ton.
Young Wilson has some land southeast
of the city, and a house is to be erected
on Jhat property as soon as possible Just
where the newly married people viii
make their home until the new residence
DIS completed Is not known.
Bnshts Disease is more dreaded by
physicians than any Of the serious dis
orders with which they have TO deal be-
cause of its lnsidious and malignant char
uctar. II prompt action were taken when
headaches, urinary disorders digestive
troubles first appear much suffering and
sorrow would be averted. PRTCRBY
ASH BITTEEs win quickly stop tie
spread Of the disease. quiet The indam-
nation. heal the Kidneys and bladder
strengthen and regulate the liver, ana
drive poisons and impurities out Of the