The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-31
WEDDING BELLS
WERE MUFFLED
S
..,,,in Burbidge Saves Maid
From Idaho Falls.
rue BRIDEGROOM GOT DRUNK
LITTLE ROMANCE SUPPRESSED
.rrHE POLICE STATION.
raf BRIDEGROOM GOT DRUNK

HOSE wedding Bells Shall Not
s Ring 0ut" lifted Captain Of
! police Hurb.dse yesterday aft
,, after hearing the story OF
.a. smith of Idaho Falls. told be-
No. s5bs. and that Of Frederick Ire
. of Salt Lake. told between
~.. curtain rose with the arrival
---auayn- and O heavy jag, in
q .g--ranv OF an officer. In one
rf rf+ prisoner aOurIshed mar
-.-e u.rase. and iu the other torn
ga .r,rry envelope marked Marriage
a 4Iis face was ass red as the mop
t,i~ which hung iu disOrderly fash
D. tfa shoulders, and I'm walking
". .-o Tho ras-ag-way 90 the clerks Of
bis frat crossed themselves re-
r,r.r oauaIn EuUh.dgc, demanding
40 exclamation of Jag. marriage
-,sry- and torn envelope
r-r-- from the right. auburn haired
r-...ty dissolved iu tears and full OF
-,.ls1at.0Ha Prompted hy Captain
e--EFea. s.tua. ass solomon, the eX-
locations were forthcoming.
t.r .srar she said. three short
l,rs aeo. from nay dear old mountain
r--a-if4h8 Fails. Ida, l.. 5. \. Re
--s.rg Ir my saJehcl was q wad OF
,rs containing $500 of good money
-~4 ia mg breast a resolve 90 end my
.rgIs existence. I came 10 salt Lake,
where met Tremaynr the villain now
.,.rHfrs before You. l admired his
.1r ana kt-auLsh ways on the first
1,r rba second day / admired his
r-ry- and the third l agreed 10 take
XIII for better or Tor worse and TO
h. his lawful welded wife, and that
amt no Ae.'
We're 20 Be Married.
To-day we we're 10 be hitched. and
went with this man 20 get the. Ii
rsrse. While we was getting il, he,
having drank not wisely but too well.
sot fresh and came mighty near in
smiling me- AN be- could say 10 the
Herk Vas. This is the urst time / was
ever married. Aiu't she a peach?
Doesn't our hair match lovely? and
other things.
"In addition. he stopped every one
BE- met and asked them their opin-
Ions as 90 the respective advantages OF
married and single lie. After getting
the license made out. he borrowed the
money from me Co pay for il, and
then pulled AN envelope out of his
rocke. marked Marriage fee He
asked me 90 put S. i'm IL so that he
could give 10 % the preacher that tied
the knot. and did SO. Then he told
.ur be would go and look for the preach
fr and be- never came back.
u vent out to look for him, and I
found him in this condition, showing
The marriage license 20 everybody he
met and laughing over il between the
drinks ] had him arrested, and
want my money hack so I can return
90 nay dear old home In Idaho Falls.
I Won't marry him. because he is not
my ideal Of a husband as l have
gained it from the persual Of many
books on The subject
Tremayne IS Thankful.
shay Cap. ] amt marriShed yet. am
To- gurried Irgmayuc, as he hung TO
D railing Tor support
$40, and not likely 20 be-" came the
reply
I'm very sthaukful for sthat. Were
IN uorr have I sheen red hair be-
n-sht o, yesh, my own. Saved.
Saved"
Captain Burhidgc motioued to a limb
@. the law and Frederick q ". II.
lremayge was led away to share the
.'i %, others confined in the stone
al.l4'ng behind the police station.
Captain Bur5idse. who as a hero
bad rescued the heroine, then doffed
bis bat and, after taking two shots
at Cupid who was making "a break
.or The door, g8lllnJly handed Miss
Katie Smith of Idaho Falls back her
pocket book, and as she went out of
'ae door, bound for her mountain home.
lae orchestra composed Of Sol KIM
'1.s trustees under the direction
OF Nike Kelly. played wooze music,
me lights went out and the captain
rendered ihe last stauza OF The We'd
e.ag Bells Shall Not Ring out" i'm a
manner Thar ir.u4Hf H...4. fk. l,s,.,