The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-28
LOVE STORIES FROM
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Some Of the Obstacles Over Which
Dan Cupid Has Triumphed
Recently. :

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prisoner sentenced =, ,,ro xss,s a, h.rd
labor at Alcatraz and his bride Is busy cir
culatiag petition for his pardon.
The prisoners name IS Robert Green, and
ms DfIde was heftha cafVes' daughter OK
tiie ia's captain w D IaF'ey' fiFs' oniteo
suites cavalry
Hreeh' "heh ooy' hVeo al small town
a+JoiHins 'he arm! pos. "hefs captain
IsFsey was stationed. ms boy ano httis
Het 'ia 1a''ey attehoeo 'he same schoot
ana became s"eethesFts- Inc girl. ful OF
army uaai'ioAs. wanted Green 10 De SOL
oier' ana ne ran away from nome ana tried
70 e'iis' IN me army. oue ne was fnuch 100
young Ihen ne went INTO the navy Whers
ne RENAMED TOUT years. Aiier ne was dis
charged from the navy ne ehns'eo In tos
army.
Turing all this Tune Green and Aiss Gar.
vey mad correspondeo and finally they b.
e'i4i' eHeaset- WINE ne was SERVING M
"a ' All -ie "ittiS MSS oaf'ey
".s"eo " marty INC sifi
NO. rut '''e a'i-i! fssuia'io'is ioso
ne tiea IN every way 10 get olscharse.
~. Adi4eu' mem III uespaif' ne oese1teo
an "e'-' D"e" u 'ile nome Oh MS cniio-
-'ou s"e-'iiedF' h''a married hel.
Mrs. If'Hl-NS DEVOTION.
hrs Green has worked devotedly 10 gst
her husband out OF Jail. and the petition,
which contains the names of the most dis
tingulshed men on the Pacific slops .oon
dent Roosevelt. and IT is thought that the
exile in Alcatraz Island Will be set At ub-
erty and the two Young person, r,yen an
opportunity o. picking up their honeymoon
where it vyas so abruptly ended.
The parents OF pretty little Ida Fre,nsr ef
-UeI!sbu-g o. gladly gave their consent .
few days ago to her marriage with John
Morrison. after she had given 4 stronger
proof ~ ha- 6evotio, thar MOS, ~. =.
Her ,,ors7ts onnosed her r,.--,... Lei
Morrison and who, .h. had o,+.r,,.s =.
run sxav with b,,, bs- ,.,h.- ,.,,.-.n
md. ov.rtak,nv tho .,on.-, ,.,-,.A ,h.L,,
back home.
Miss Freiner, as soon as she eould N, ont
OF the house, ran down to the Ohio Rty~r.
which was o-,,. g.
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s. 80, .n.iu tinae "hen sns ~
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soeiiu.
NNo-sDihb eo' EHNoAs ROMANCE
"Hlam osiiVie, former Governor q The
BRUSH hiohdike' was married few days
ago In ie3as 10 MISS o. T. R'chardsou. .
young American girl. The meeting Of the
TWO couple OF years ago was most I'M
Usual. In fact, they were thrown together
oeioEe she7 had oeen introduced Tns two
"sre passengers on boat bound frs0 Dan
Francisco to st. MichaeiA
At the port OF Decentralization Nh, 8arA-
erdson and Governor ootIv,. v.,, $500
nv o+t.un,,s - 4, ~. -. ~.
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"eS III 'Ae nea'' uni .no u Ies
occupants were thrown INTO the icy wa
Ter. Governor Ogflvts seized Mis- Richard
son and held her head above water untQ an
other small boat from the steamer rsscp,S