The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17

John III. Schofeld. formerly n newspaper
man In this city. has taken a bride in
st. Louis and, no doubt. his friends here
will be interested in the little romance
which has just ended so happily.
Mr.. Schoheld. while in this city, was on
the local STAFF OF the Star and Press,
newspapers which have passed out of ex-
tstence and later was reporter for the
Journal and Bulletin.
Subsequently he was engaged In the
publication OF the Rhode Island Democrat
and the Evening Mail. He left Providence
many years ago and located in st. Louis,
where he has prospered. The st. Louis
Republic gives this account OF his recent
marriage and the happy incident by
which IL was brought about:
chance remark by a young woman
companion on the evening OF July 4. 1903,
revealed TO John II Schoheld that he was
mistaken in believing Miss Sylvia Angus
tn Heuman was a bride. He Immediately
escorted his friend TO her home, pleaded
pressing business, departed to the Heu-
man residence at sl5 Benton street which
he reached at 9:1b, sent up such an appeal
that Miss Heuman left her bed to see
him and in a few moments they were be.
trothed. They were married yesterday
afternoon.
They had been sweethearts 10 years ago.
schoheld who Is the owner and editor OF
the Butchers and Packers Gazette, ana
national secretary OF the Master Butch-
ers' associa tion. attended the North Pres
byterian church at Eleventh and Cham
bers streets. on Sunday, and saw Miss
Heuman I'm the choir loft He had eyes
for no one but her, ears for nothing 9TH
er than her voice. He sought an intro
duction and got Il. His courtship began
They went together steadily for two or
three years. and their friends considered
u. "a. I..t n N ~
would result within short time. But
tho lovers had a little "spat" that devel-
oped into a quarrel OF a serious nature,
finally ending in the severance of their
happy relations. And still they loved
each other, though neither would con-
Cess it
ACCIDENT REVEALS TRUTH.
Two years ago the present Mrs Scho-
held's sister was married and Schoheld
understood that t was his former sweet
heart being so bitterly disappointed and
,Erieved that he did not take the trouble
TO learn the truth. He started going
with another girl, and was with her on
the evening OF the momentous Fourth.
tShe was friend OF Miss Heuman.
81 saw Sylvia Heuman yesterday" she
Salq 70 Schoheld.
'sfhai sog" Where was her husband2'
he asked.
s9aer husband! exclaimed the girl
r,fsoodness. she's not married"
a;Of course she IS" declared Schoheld
- heard about the wedding"
sph, that wasn't her. That was her
ssistar." insisted his companion, and in a
Hev minutes schoheld said: Lets 10
hpine%
1g'he man realized that he had almost
tlpst through his own blindness what he
fWould have given worlds 10 gain, and he
scailed al the Heuman home as quickly
sas cars could carry him there. lie plead
"a his cause with such fervor that the
baip ~ thelr years of separation was for
kqttan and Miss 4Ieuman promised to be
az VIE
SFEFTy SUNDAY WEDDING
lsSfey ,Rere married yesterday afternoon
- ~ E,entap street Residence by the Rev.
EpSlp = splAy~ln pastor OF the church
e. ,nhtlb schohefd lrsi laid loving eyes
* IT. treffy sins2J. The wedding was
E1xSr-ss ,hy many and when the couple
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