Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19
CUPIO'S PRANK
 SUCCEEDS
Privileged Woman Upsets Mar riage Plans, Forsaking New
 Love For Old
UNLUCKY LOVER NOBLE
 LOSER IN LEES GAME

charged with an escapade that makes
 one believe Shakespeare was not such l genius, after all. when he construct ed the plot of the mirth-provoking drama. The Comedy of Errors" In all the pranks for which he is held responsible it is doubtful if the wing ed god Of Iove mas ever performed with such abandon as he did last night in the matrimonial comedy at which he officiated
 Some of the unusual features of a wedding which took place. and one which did not materialize gre Miss Mrytle Allen. who was to have been married on last Sunday afternoon to Charles Mur- ". eager at the Oliver. Last night as Mrs. Myrtle Cantry she was mar ried to James Cantry. former hus-
 band. from whom she was divorced in Missouri two years ago. The we'd ding last night took place. it IS sad because Mrs. Clin Millinlan, a sister
 of Mrs. Cantry. threatened to make
 life decidedly interesting for Murry if
 he came about the house. Mrs. Mill
 man also threatened to send her sis
 ter back to Missouri if she insisted on
 marrying any one bedise her former
 husband.
 Cantry is working at the Hoatson
 His former wife. and present wife, and until last n ght his divorced wife. is e pretty, yivacious woman and onl; 9 years old. Her former husband, al c eX-husband and present husband iS about the same age and is as f~~ looking bridegroom as any reasonable girl with matrimonial intentions cou, wish for.
 Murry has been boarding at the N-' liman place. just al the end of th.- business section of Brewery Gulch and the pretty woman from Missouri soon discovered that a decided af- fin,ty existed between them He con sequently secured a license. notified Justice High to be on hand Sunday af ternoon prepared to give him and q sprightly divorcee a life sentence in matrimony. Justice High was on hand dressed in ministerial garb. and vii his usual wedding smile. and he wat ed and waited. The groom. some what breathiess and nervous, appeared after a time but without the necesssrv bride. He explained thai he would be
 back later in the evening. His hoaor. ever ready to unite two young ao| loving hearts, was again on hand. and agaiu the prospective groom showed u~ without his intended. and th.s t'm~ said that the wedding was postponed indefinitely.
 Last night, on request. the justice i was again prepared to officsate at q wedding. The bride and groom ap- peared. This time the bride was Mrs | Cantry As the official was to te'- married Miss Allen before. -r-.
 not seen her, and the groen ~'es ether man, it never occurred that he was marrying to ano' nIsn the woman he was to have mar ed | Murry Sunday night The mirth Sr Cupid must have been almost audible at this point
 After the cermony tae reunited hus- band and wife went to the home of Mrs Milllman. where a feast was spread. Murry was not among the invited guests. He has changed his boarding place. too. Life to him Is no longer a sweet. unbroken dream. His wife-to-be of three days ago Is the helpmeet of another, and instead of cozy home he sees only the continued monotony of a bachelors life in a mining camp. Murry's friends, how ever. say he Is a philosopher. and that no one can say he is not taking For tunes unusual turn with . fortitude and gameness more to be admired than the bravery of the battlefield Murry had yented house on schooi Hill and had paid thereon in advance rent to the amount Of $2s. Last night when . Review reporter inquired at the Mlliman house for the bride and groom he was informed that they were spending their honeymoon on School Hiil and in the house which the disap- pointed bridegroom had rented