The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-01
HOW He WON her
Ssns New Rules In Love Mak.
Ing By an Expert.
TELL HOW THEY WORK

! ELL HUW nEY wURR
4 Tennessee Swain Wins Boz
ME Bride IN About Thirty Eic-
u,es After He First Net Her-Re
Tells How He Did It Tor the Bene-
fit of Young Men.
III you meet girl. look into her
eyes and decide that you love her
tell her 50 that minute.
Don, wal. for her 70 say yes or
40. Take It for granted tia; she
is yours
Commence Immediately to act es
IL she ~e.e Jour property.
All women Ike TO feel as Il they
belonged to man.
"A girl will soon commence 70
take your viewpoint OF the affair.
1t ought no: 70 take any naa
more than 30 n.nues to win r wife.
III the young womao's relatives
object just ignore theE."
The viewS OF Brig. Ces. Thomas
S. Hutchinson, OF Tennessee. put In
to practice wcn for him bride and
the couple are spending their honey
moon In Chicago. They were mar
.!et there Saturday. The bride.
who Is the daughter Of the late
Col. David ". chea,han. OF Clarks-
vile. Texas, announced the happy
event. She IS well known IN New
York. where she was graduated from
the Garden Schoo! for Young Wo-
men ? year ago.
Gen. Hutchinson. who has been
prominently mentioned as 8 eaadt-
date for the Gove5aosship OF Tennes-
see. Is president OF biz construction
Arm In Nashville. member OF ths
civil service commission OF that city.
chairman OF yhe Democratic e1eeu-
tive committee and several other
sem!-ofacial bodies. During tho
span!sh-Aner!can war he vas col-
onel OF the End Tennessee Yelua-
teers. He Is SAID 70 be several t!1es
a millionaire.
1T was this way" said the gen
eral. Il attended the confede.sto
Reunion in Memphis IN June. etss
on Governor Pastezsoa's stat. and
ny wife was maid Of hosor fron
Texas.
| The Governor presented me %
Miss Louis Cheathan few minutes
after her arrival In Memphis. !
looked into her eyes and saw that
loved her. / pushed Ger out Of
:, the crowd. told her that I loved
ae- and asked her to be ny wife
didn't walt for her answer. I took
It for granted It was 'ycs' The
whole transaction didn't take moro
than so minutes y hon ~e .etolneS
Miss Cheathan's friends seted az
Il owned her.
Every man could win wife Il
be followed ny example. Tho man
who hes!tates IL warfare o, business
is lost. Why should he take months
In winning a wife? Thirty o!noses
is long enough
After / had decided that Miss
cheatham was to be my wife weat
Immediately and told her mother.
Mrs. Cheathau was greatly surprised.
| but / soon convinced her that I
meant business. She finally said
something about the wedding taking
place In October. just ignored such
talk. Mrs. Caeathan and Louis re-
turned 20 Ciarksv!!le. Texas. TOOK
the next train. Seye- let the woman
OF you. choice get out OF your signe-
Keep right after her all the time %
Then Gen. Hutchinson told OF his
stay in C!a:ksril!e.
Il haunted the Chea.han home 20
} he said. Il walked around like I
} owned :he place. Mrs. Cheatham
was adamaat. however. and would
not consent to our marriage until
October. Finally the mother and
Louis LEFT for Chicago. To be sure.
; l followed. and by taking another
line. greeted them oa their arrival
there. BY this tine Louis wanted
20 get married right away. but still
her mother held out Louis told me
her guardian. ID. L. Sims, was n
Denver. went TO that city and In
vited him 10 see Louis and nysel.
married. He accepted. took the
next train for Chicago and told Mrs.
Cheatham that M Sizes would at
tend the wedding OF her daughter
and myself Saturday She then
threw up both hands and quit"
MY adT!ce to all young nea Is
that when they want girl just go
a.d take her. II business principles
are applied to love there would 30
more happy marriages. A good wife
Is worth more than millions. Any
man would race his neck OF to secure
million dollars IL few days
why not a wite?" Con. Hutchinson
IS 80 years old. His bride. who is