New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

By CIVIL MARRIAGE HERE
Hawthorne always had a plausible basis ro-
rs widest psychological fancies He cor15
er5 a reason for DonateIo in vague stories NJ
descent fran Greek satyrs. Possibly he coUId
have established some connection between rbA
sroueuezt OF Paris and Helen and the clone
--ert O. 3 young pair who arrived here from
Paris yesterday on the steamer La Savoie =
not by descent az least through suggestion.
They were AganemnOn, son Of the celebrated
av-7o-er Dr.. Schienlann,' who sought ard
found what IS generally believed 70 be the site
Of the ancient city Of Troy and Nadine. the
daughter OF Nr. and Mrs. de Bornemann. Of
Paris The analogy may be carried a little fur
+ber. Aganeunou's mother was Greek. and
il Is sad that one Of The parents OF the girl is
s1so o. that nationality.
Agaren-on, Ike Paris Of Old. in his fight
over The seas with his bride encountered DIFF
hculties. However, they were all settled AMIGA
bIv yesre-Gy. there is no danger Of & twelve
Years var.
French law IS al obstacle 70 cIaadestine mar
-iages between couples not Of legal age and. as
me young woman whom Agamenaon had elect
ed to marry was only sixteen, and her parents
Objected 70 -he5- marriage until she became
cider, they decided 70 come 70 the country Of
Ehich The young man was q citizen. After It
lad been discovered by the girls parents that
she had go1e beyond recall. they decided to
make the best of Il, and. % make certain that
they were legally married. This decision was
he cause Of some trying experiences for the
couple. The law firm OF Coudert Brothers. the
French Consul General and the immigration
officials fgured II these experiences. NJ. and
Ms. de Bo--erar1 placed upon Cou5ert
BROTHERS the responsibility % having legal
marriage performed.
The couple made no effort to hide their tden-
tty when they booked their passage in the first
saloon cf The Savoie. and Il was manifest To the
passengers that they we're taking honeymoon
TRIP. Their troubles began when The revenue
cutter rE1 alongside At Quarantine yesterday
morning and Two representatives Of the Bureau
Of Immigration and Maurice Leon. OF Coudert
Brothers climbed on board. There had been
complication, and at this point there was mix
uP Couderr Brothers had asked the assistance
Of the French Consul General, and he had as
s-1led that the case was ole for the Bureau Of
immigration 20 handle He therefore had re-
guested Commissioner Williams 10 deta.n the
couple. perhaps unaware thai Agau1eu-non, who
was born n Paris, had decided 10 become an
American citizen when he was here Two years
ago, and therefore was entitled 10 enter At
this stage the immigration officials, who had
boarded the steamer with instructions % hold
:he purpose OF sending them 70 Ellis Island.
Fer The present they were beyond AIr. Leon's
control This was net OF the programme, 50
When -az pier vas reached Nj Leon explained
tie circumstances over the telephone 70 Com
missioner Williams, ana the couple we're re-
leased
After ordering their baggage sent 70 the Wal
dgrt-As-o-ia the pair went 10 the Office OF
Coude-t Brothers, II the Empire Building, 70
await developments.
NJ schLenann is fair and well built He is
tTeaty-t7vo years Old His wife is dark, and
has beautiful brown eyes. Her features. aPpro-
p-ately. are what might be described as classi-
ca When the couple arrived al the office no
men bers of the Errn were II. They sat down
Z, he cutter o1=ce very much at their ease
-ero-Ced asked 1Ir. schIlemann question, 70
which he replied
T understand that M CoUdert has cabIed 10
ny people for further instruction We weren't
nun surprised when NJ Leon boarded the
EL-r - Quarantine, for We knew that my Peo-
PIE would probably r-y TO separate Us
"Bu- they cart can they2' tnrerJected MIS-
sch-.a--,z-r- = an sa-e NJ. COude-r VIII not
Be So cruel ard that ne viii arrange everything
fo- Us
You see the bridegroom continued, they
tao1zh- ve were 100 young % marry yet But
ve didn't 50 zze decided u e-ope, and cone 70
A--er.-a as : an an American c--zeh- ms
being virtual prisoners lsut rl-cH IN - a.
were getting hungry Wen 20 10 lL7 " 0---
as soon as We can -
I 55-1t know whether We shah 90 back TO
Par-s or not L depends c. = E2l NJ, 49,
hears from or EaLnl-es- = Jt-Ts M1-- - - :
Us v-- ven stay here and shall 90 into
business. We shah get along al TlSnc-
Indeed we shall chlrped MIS- ocl--e1---I----
'T ----r- think they VIII forgive Us. 1hey
Thought I vas 100 young, tE--s all -7lo -
,.- .,-, ~ -ae= - -e7 YOU" said
NJ Scal5zr-arr and he turned 10 Z newspaper
which an ONCE boy brought them
When 1fr. CoUGert AID Nj Leon cal--1 ~ - a. q .
few minutes before :, they we're dI-a%e4 ~
fnd the young people there and "h-sEed them
There vas Eu--er cS excitement n the o.
fee u-rer lIr Leo1 rushed CU- and CefIlAIl'-5=-
that some one get him q ciFl- marriage 0-a---
quick" -. 49,
Of -he s-=--z-a2Lers and 10 end o. WL--Sp
n some -.vs-er.ous way I leaked ou- that ne
young people had not bothered 70 gel Id --
before tr=v sailed for Lhis country.
Il the s-rer of5ce Of 1Ir CoUderC AgaIIlenlIlo-i
SchI5Ar-a-r and Nadine De BOr-1e-l-a-t--l $50
civil contract which made them man az ,ss
: sra- --z rof.-Ia haE departed for the alcoF-
NJ Leon gave our THIS statement:
- r-c-.5- ~ he trt-tcactes o. the French laws
-o- e------ = ---fga and the sact hat % the
c0n--a-r.-E parties IS ITCer age Lt= l-I--- -
thouzh- l-a- hey would come 20 this country ana
As M SeHieaann IS an american 5 ci5izsn @ ne
e4 ceremony Z per-ectt -e=-- e=-. -. 80 --.7a- Is
schlezanr an American cI-ze-. 1l;- 5-r.-s
tll mere L.fD 4ta--S e+50
h.-rses as an American -z-...--
II This rak about tie immigration @lol-t-eS les
beng agkzz 70 hold them Is nonsense; ne tt--
tha. -hev we're held was due % 1nisGnderstandlIlg
slC s0rn acquainted T. commissioner b. ----+7
with TIE Eae-s he released Lhe--l-
dg--- Know whether they VIII nave a c1lrc..3
marriage Or nor IS tne4r oFT1 a-lalr Inc I4Eli
cns IS perfectly valid IS M Sch--eEnann Is an
american citizen ss 49,
Wle- the sa-rL les OF the young people loEn0 faat
Ihev hsE e-7-eS nd sailed for America they norl1s1
Paris CHt-e and asked them 70 have Us lock out
1or them CT their arrival
For tLe present they VIII remain II Ne" oEiz t'lI
fhea travel extensively through me country -Hey
are both rich. ., So.