The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-17
ITALIANS MARRIED
YOUNG BOSIO VITORIO MAKES
MAMIE VINCENT HIS BRIDE.
DIFFICULTIES SM0OTHED AWAY
Youthful Runaways From Meaderville
Evade Prosecution by Wedlock-
Vitorio Liquidates Sherih's
Bill.

The virtues Of marriage as panace
for the evils springing from the elope-
ments OF misguided couples who have
overlooked the objections Of their elders
to their conduct was demonstrated this
morning by the marriage of Bosio vi
torio and Mamie Vincent, the young
Italian couple who ran away from Mead
ervilIe, which took place at the Catholic
church OF the Sacred Heart at II O'clock
The young couple We're married by
Rev. Father Callahan, pastor of the
church. The bride was given away by
her mother. Mrs. Carolina Vincent and
the ceremony was witnessed by a num-
Der of Italians, including the relatives Of
the bride, and by Under Sheriff McCui-
gan. who attended the rite to see that it
was duly performed.
Before Vitorio was permitted to marry
the young woman, he was required to
settle the bill of official expenses incurred
| in bringing him and his prospective bride
lack from Idaho. whittier they had gone
The bill amounted to $103, and it was pre-
sented by Under Sheriff Michigan, who
received the money and receipted the
instrument.
Culver of Excitement.
This morning, the news of the forth
coming marriage having been dissent
mated throughout the courthouse. there
was a culver Of excitement and interest
running in and out of the dusty offices
and up and down the dim corridors. Even
In the grim precincts of the Jail the thrill
was felt by the prisoners in the cells and
by-rooms.
AS early as o'clock in the morning,
Italians who were connected by relation
ship or friendship with the principals
appeared at the courthouse and stood in
the halls awaiting the capitalization of
events into the marriage of Vitorio and
his dulciana. Meodious voices SUCCESS
tive of sunny Italy We're heard in the
corridors in whispered discussions of this
mOmentous event.
Word had been received last night at
the county attorneys office that the girls
mother had at last given her consent to
the marriage, and this morning Father
Callahan, who was notified that his SER
vices would be required, came to the
courthouse. It was undecided at first
where the ceremony would be held, and
the arrival Of the mother at the Jail and
the settlement Of this point was awaited
At the Catholic Church.
When Mrs. Vincent, attended by her
son and her brother law, Dominick
Salki, arrived at the courthouse it was
determined to hold the wedding at the
Catholic church. 1t was thought that
Vitorio would not be likely to visit a
church very often hereafter, and it was
figured that it would be a treat to him
to be introduced to the interior Of one on
this occasion.
At 9 o'clock the prospective bride and
bridegroom went out to restaurant to
breakfast, in charge Of the undersherif
and accompanied by a young woman
friend. The officer walked with the girl
and Vincent was relegated to the
society of her black-eyed friend. The
party attracted the attention of people
on Granite street, hint Of the proceed
ings having gone abroad. and heads were
thrust from doorways to look at them as
| they passed.
The mother arrived after their return
| to the courthouse, and the marriage Ii
| cense was then secured. Vitorio looked
| Indifferent while the document was being
| drawn, but the girl smiled and seemed
| pleased. Mrs. Vincent looked on grin1y,
and the band of Italians in the corridor
| craned their necks to see through the
court clerks door. When the license was
procured the marriage party repaired
| to the church.
The marriage was celebrated with due
| solemnity, and at its conclusion Vltorio
| and his bride stepped out into the world,
| free again. The mothers consent to the
marriage, in writing. was required by
! Court Clerk Roberts. and the paper was
| signed by the girls uncle. Dominick
| Salki, and by Under Sheriff McGuigan.
It Is understood that in consideration OF
| the marriage the charges of criminal as
| sault and incorrigibility will be quashed.
Mnnr Irp rHE CLOTHES.