The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30
BRIDE A HIGH
SCHOOL GIRL
ELOPES AND is MARRIED AT
LUvERNE, MINI.
The Bridegroom, James T.. Tetlow of
ST. Paul, Is Said to Have the VIC
toria Cross and Legion Of Honor
Observation-Disclosures of the Bride
Greatly Surprised.

Special to The Journal. $& 7% y
Sioux Falls, s. D., Dec. 30.-Informa ton
Of a romantic elopment. in which a St
Paul man and a Sioux Falls girl We're the
principals, has just leaked out here. Those
concerned We're James T.. Tetlow, who
gives his place of residence as st. Paul,
and Miss Mabel l.. Cuthberston, of Sioux
Falls. "
According to information received here
they were married at Luverne, Mimi, last
Wednesday, Rev. w. Parry Thomas, rec
tor Of Holy Trinity church in that city,
having performed the ceremony.
Strenuous efforts have been made by
Tetlow and his bride to keep the marriage
a secret The members Of the BRIDES fam
lily are said not to have known Of the
marriage until a newspaper reporter called
at the residence to secure additional in
formation concerning 1t.
The bride came to Sioux Falls with her
parents several months ago, and has been
attending the Sioux Falls high school. The
bridegroom is said to be the possessor of a
Legion of Honor decoration and a Victoria
Cross. =
Ordered Out Of the City.
Acting under strict orders from the local
police, Ellsworth P. DeFrance, who was
released from the .penitentiary after hav-
ing served term of fifteen years, for the
theft of a postage stamp from a mail car
rier in Nebraska, has shaken the dust of
Sioux Falls from his feet. He will prob
ably go to Omaha, where he has a sister,
to whom he telegraphed for funds to en-
able him to comply with the orders of the
made threats Of violence against officials
Of the penitentiary. -
Pioneer Passes On.
At the home of his SON occurred the
death of John Ryan, one Of the pioneers
of Sioux Falls. The funeral was held this
morning from the Catholic church. Mr.
Ryan was IS and rleaves a son and
daughter.
Suit viii Be Sensational.
The trial Of a suit for divorce instituted
by Mrs. Beatrice Julius, formerly of Davis,
S. D., promises to be sensational. The
suit was brought as q sequel to the ar
rest in this city about two weeks ago Of
Mrs. Julius and G. r. league on a stat
utory charge preferred by thes woman s
husband, Edward p. Julius. a druggist
of Davis. -. .:E.> ..sT
The divorce is asked for on the ground
Of drunkenness on the part of the hus-
band, and for the further alleged reason
that the physical condition of the; plain
tiff is such as to prevent her from per-
| forming the duties of, a wife. In her
complaint she alleges that. she defendant
| is worth $4,000, and asks that she be
| granted 5000 for attorneys fees and ali
! mony Of $50 month. r.. -
| The arrest of herself and league. whose
preliminary hearing was fixed for Jan. II,
| was alleged to have been the result of a
shrewd plot concocted by her husband and
carried to a successful end by the aid Of
;, two. Sioux City men, who disappeared
I ifl1nediately after the arrest. ':t<;7 l.
! Several weeks ago Julius and his wife
| separated and he was paying her monthly
alimony. It is alleged that with the con-
nivance of the husband the Sioux City
men got league and Mrs. julius into a
room and then called the police, the al
legged purpose of Julius being to relieve
himself. of the monthly payment to his
wife. r. =.
| Failure of a Farmer.
Peter F. Martin, a farmer living in
Roberts county, has filed a petition in
voluntary bankruptcy. He schedules his
Liabilities at $1,97s.63 and his assets al