The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-26
Miss HI NKES TO WE'D AGAIN.
DINFi N,tYIOi GPtNTfU ~
HINHDP UDON tELI.
Former 'nf"rtunaic Marriage ~ The
hrid" Which Was tmUuiicd Recalled
NcfdiGg To.da' NJ. Joscrn's.-N Vicar.
GcnCrci Nc+airara 70 OWciatc.

Ice az ~" # ! - J. len 4. LAW.
t. william T.. Nal-rn, vn:ch 4, to take plGcr
~ MOI Mug ~ ~ j -ouh'- tathyuc church
IN Pacific tiree'. Rfuu'iyn. recalls tie un-
fortunate iEa'rir,onial ctgangl. nent in
Which the rounE woman " Is iu'ciN.d hl
George Howa,i, CoLSCiCuc,i. -, camp,
q little over two year, ago, Msa Hawkes.
= a daughter Of former Supervisor Henry
Hawkes., WHO las held ore e. the most
responsible moss IN n" Wafer DeIart-
'neut in Brooklyn FOR 10y. raj years, and
her marriage 10 Howard al his homo, 2g2
Prospect place, On tie evening IF Sept. IL,
1900. was Witnessed ~ the Hen. Hugh
Mclaughlin ana scores Cf Democratic
and Republican politicians and cfficialS.
Within three months. a brother Of Miss
Hawkes. discovered that hi sister had
been cruelty deceived, mere being "A, solute
proof that Howard had n wife and two
children il Massachusetts, Howard was
arrested and Just a quick a. the legal
machinery> pcrmitted he was indicted.
Pleading guilty he was cent TO prison for
three years. but after serving one year
he was released uud .r the Ildeterminate
Sentence law.
While Howard was still in prison. Miss
Supreme Court Justice Marean, bu, nearly
a year elapsed before she had fully re-
covered from the shock which followed
the discovery of the pert iIous treatment,
70 which she had been subjected Al
one time, it was feared that not only her
h 'al.h but her mind would be seriously
mpa ired by reason of her troubles. but
sustained by the devotion Of family and
friends she rcgained much of her former
cheerful disposition and a. far a possible
hlottcd the painful episode Of her life from
her memory
Chief among ia. young woman's gym
pat hi7ers was Sir. Malane, Who had been
Il family acquaintance for years. and the
announcement of their engagement several
month ago was really no surprise to those
who knew OF their warm and romantic
attachment Owing TO the strict rules
in the Catholic Church regarding divoI Ces
and rcmarriages Miss hav k,s experienced
considerable delay in securing the neces airy
dIspensation, but few days ago she and
Mr.. Malane were much relieved when her
father received communication from
Bishop Mcdonnell, notifying him that the
marriage of his daughter need not he FUR
ther delayed. the church authorities having
given their consent.
II wa then decided thai tie maria GO
should be- performed to-day in 81. Jureph's
Church. of which the Hawkes. family have
been attendants all their lives. in accord
anCe with the Wiz hes Of all cotc, rred il
will be- a very quiet affair, the gathering
including only the immediate relatives
and a few close friends fthC young couple
Ncar-General p. II Mcnamara. rector OF
the church, will ofi'ciatc assisted by Father
ONcll There will be- u reception at the
home of the bride. Mr. Malaue belongs 10
a wel-known family i'll Syracuse and il
connected with tho RonaldS N Johnson
Company OF Mar haitian. He has pre-
pared a hone for his bride IN Fatb,ish.