Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-01
"GRAB Bride"
ADVICE OF GENERAL
He Won His That Way-"Take
II for Granted She is Yours
is Method Put Into Prac.
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CHICAGO, August lift you
meet a girl, look Into her eyes, and
decide that you love her, tell her SO
that minute.
Don't wait for her 70 say yes or
no. Take 1t for granted that she is
yours.
/ Commence Immediately to act as
: IL she were your property.
! "All women like to feel as II they
belonged to man.
, THE girl will soon begin to take
your viewpoint of the AFFAIR.
1T ought not TO take any man
more than thirty minutes to win a
wife.
"If the young woman's relatives
object, just ignore them"
The views of Brigadier-General
Thomas s. Hutchison of Tennessee,
put into practice, won for him a
bride, and the couple are spending
their honeymoon in Chicago. They
were married here Saturday. The
bride, who is the daughter of the
late Colonel David w. Cheatham Of
GAINESVILLE, Texas, announced the
happy event today.
Bridegroom Is Millionaire.
General Hutchison, who has been
prominently mentioned rs candi-
date for the governorship Of Ten
nessee. Is president OF u big con-
struction firm in Nashville, MEM
Der of the Civil Service Commission
OF that city, chairman of the Demo-
cratic executive committee and sew
eral other semi-onlcial bodies. Dur
ing the Spanish-American war he
was colonel of the Second Tennessee
VOLUNTEERS. He Is said TO be several
times a millionaire.
/; 1T was this way" said the gen
eral. Il attended the Confederate
lreunion In Memphis In June. l was
Non Governor Patterson's stan and
my wife was maid OF honor from
Texas. The Governor pscsented mt
to Miss Louise Cheatham few min.
utes after her arrival In Memphis
l0telzinto her eyes and saw that
loved her. took her out Of the
Crowd, told her that ] loved her and
asked her to be my wife. didn't
wait for her answer. I took It fol
granted 1t was Yes The whole
transaction didn't take more thar
thirty minutes. when We reJoinet
Miss Cheatham's friends acted as 4
owned her.
EVERY man could win a wife i
he followed my example. The mar
who hesitates in warfare or bust
ness is lost. Why should he TAXI
months in winning a wife? Thirt,
minutes Is long enough. After
had decided that Miss Cheathan
was to be my wife, went imme
| dlately and told her mother. Mrs
! Cheatham was greatly surprised
: but ! soon convinced her that
: meant business. q She finally sal,
: something about the wedding TAX
ing place in october. just ignored
such talk. Mrs. Cheatham ant
Louise returned to Clarksville
Texas. took the next train. Neve
'et the woman of your choice &c
out OF your sight. Keep right afte
? her all the time. ..
, - haunted the Cheatham home.
walked around like ] owned 1t. Mrs
0 Cheatham was adamant, however
and would not consent to our mar
{ Rage until October. Finally tn
a mother and Louise left for Chicago
4 followed and. by taking anothe
line. greeted them on their arrive
here.
by this time Louise wanted
get married right away. but still nc
n mother held out. Louise told m
r her guardian, NJ. l.. Sims, was
g Denver, | went to that city and II
x vited him to see Louise and myse
!. married. He accepted. took u
i next train for Chicago and told Mr.
q Cneatham that Mr.. Sims would a
I, tend the wedding Of her daught'
u and myself Saturday, She the
threw up both hands and quit.
) my advice to all young men
that when they want a girl. just |
> and take her. II business principl
" were applied to love, there would
more happy marriages. A go,
,p wife Is worth more than million
n Any man would run his neck of
/. secure a million dollars in Il
:, days-why not wife,"
"a General Hutchinson is 32 years o.