Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-05
ding Of Lieut.. Reginald Owen of the
British Royal Engineers and Ruth Bry.

view, the Bryan country home, this
morning Strict censorship was or.
ldered by AIR. Bryan and this prevent
ed any announcement as to the details.
and not until after the lieutenant and
his bride boarded the train on their
honeymoon tour any definite informa.
ton could be vouchsafed. wedding
luncheon followed the ceremony and
early in the afternoon the bridal party
took the train for the east. 1t is be-
maica, where the lieutenant is In the
service OF the British army Their
route. however, is to be profound Sc
cret, the decision prompted by the ut
husband of the bride. who has dis
played such bitterness in his criticisms
lof the Bryans that Lieutenant Owen
and his bride will risk no embarrass.
route. According to s. r Allen, Mrs.
Leavitt's uncle. and counsel in her di-
yorce suit, Lieutenant Owen applied
in person yesterday TO the county
judge for a marriage license He gave
his age 26, and residence as Kingston,
Jamaica. The license shows the
brides age as 25
The threats of William Homer Leav-
lit, the husband from whom Ruth Bry-
an Leavitt is divorced. to interfere with
| LONDON, May 3-Lord knollys,
the private secretary of King Edward,
today emphatically denied the report
that The king is seeking an excuse not
to receive Colonel Roosevelt personal
iy when the latter visits London next
month.
| The king will meet Roosevelt" 4"
Knollys said, either at luncheon or
dinner that he will give in the col
onePs honor. The exact nature of the
function has not been decided You
may say the king looks forward with
the greatest pleasure to meeting and
entertaining Mr.. Roosevelt.
the wedding. while treated lightly by
the Bryan family, Is believed to be
responsible for the reticence of the
family and those in their confidence
| CHICAGO, May 3.-The special
grand jury today continued its double
investigation into the charge of State
| Representative White that he vas paid
10 vote for William LorimeI when the
latter was elected to the United States
senate, and the Chicago a. Wes.ern
Indiana railroad legislative bribery
scandal. The jury heard eyi,lclce N
both cases yesterday and today Haste
is necessary in the Chicago Il Western
Indiana case to avoid having certain
phases OF II outlawed. The time limit
extends only to the end of the present
| week. Mr.. White is the only wit.
ness who has been heard In the Lori
mer bribery charges, and he contin-
ned his story to the jury today.
| COPENHAGEN, May 3.-Theodore
Roosevelt, exponent of the strenu.
GUS life. ia having his fill of activity
The strain of his whirlwind European
/, tohi 40 NCiilnts upOh nliii hN ii Itbull
he allowed two hours of sleep more
than usual today, the program of sight.
seeing being put back that far
Crown Prince Christian today ap.
peared to have recovered from the
shock he sustained in common with
the rest of the court when Mr.. Roose
welt was compelled to sit down to
dinner at the palace last night in a
sack suit in which he had been trav.
cling
| Pressure, brought to bear from off
cial quarters. as well as urgent de-
mands of the American party today
resulted in the arrival of the Roosevelt
baggage with all dispatch.
The municipality today presented a
formal invitation to Roosevelt to at
tend banquet to be held in the city
hall.
AT Hamburg crowd of cowboys
| wished to salute him, but Hagenback,
who has his great wild animal farm
here, forbade II on the ground that 1t
would disturb Colonel Roosevelt's rest
Through Maurice f. Egan. United
States ambassador. Admiral Richelieu
offered to Roosevelt the finest steamer
of his United Steamship line for use
on the Scandinavian trip.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-The house
has passed bill granting towns in
Colorado the right to purchase public
lands at s125 an acre for public park
| purposes. as follows: Glenwood
Springs, 64O acres; Rifle, 800; Grand
Valley, 800; Meeker, 230: Steamboat
Springs. GiO: Debeque. 40; Collbran,
40; Montrose. 23O; Olathe, 40; Gunni-
son, 800; Pitkin. 240; Durango, $40;
| Dolores, 100; La Veta, 640.
| The bill provides the lands shall be
used for park purposes only and shall
not be sold by towns or cities.
| WASHINGTON, May 3.-This prom
ises to be an intense day in the SEN
ate. At a conference last night OF
the senate organization leaders the
elimination OF sections and l2 of the
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