Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-02
TROUBLE OF THE NEWLYWEDS
 TEN YEARS HENCE

f the Peace Soakum. who fortunately
 was doing ten days in jail on g
 charge of disorderiy conduct. Mir. c Washington Jackson, our well known
 colored whitewasher and calciminer
 who has been in jail since February for stealing chickens, and Mir. Jim Yegg, who is awaiting trial for safe blowing acted as witnesses. The rel
 atives and friends of the happy cou- pie attempted to mob the jail and
 broke in the steed doors with sledge hammers, but arrived too late.
 However, they turned a clever trick at the last by stealing the key to the cell in which the bridal couple had taken refuge, and the two will probably have to spend their honey moon in jail It was truly a most delightful occasion.
 ''Chicago-The wedding of Miss Ina Minit to Mir Clarence Sweet leight took place at the brides pala- tial home in Hyde Park yesterday. The social prominence of the happy couple drew a large crowd and the event was solemnized in an unu- sually impressive manner The reia- tives of the newlyweds played a eley- CT prank on the bride and groom. Mir and Mrs. Sweetleigh had es- caped in disguise from the bridal party and taken a train for the west. intending to spend the honey- moon at the grOom's ranch in Col oradO Detectives hired to follow the young couple. however. wired the relatives the train oa which they had located the bride and groom. Dis patches were promptly sent ahead to a brace of well known train bandits and the train was derailed at Chuskee Junction and sent into the ditch Outside of broken arm and a few minor cuts the bride was un- hurt and the groom escaped with nothing worse than two or three contusions and a dislocated should
 The casualties attending other passengers on the train win be found in the full account of the wreck in another column.
 As Mir. and Mrs. Sweetleigh were @arried 70 the hospital they received a telegram from their relatives and friends which said. 'Ha- ha, Now will you be good? Best wishes for a happy married life. From father, mother. and wedding party
 Limpid Lake. Wis.-The depart ~re of Mir. Samuel Scads and his bride. who was Miss Daisy Daffodil. for Chicago this afternoon was one of the most successful events of a similar nature that ever occurred at this we'll known summer capital of fashiond. Mir. Scads. being of somewhat eccentric disposition guards provided himself with armed guars from a detective agency. who had
 Irrounded the couple at the altar a~d then marched with them to the train. It seemed as though the bridal couple were going to go away with out even the custory shower of rice. but the ingenious minds of some of the close relatives of both bride and groom prevented such a calamity. Just as the bridal couple were step ping on the train a half dozen of the ushers and relatives of Mir. and Mrs. Scads bobbed up on the roof of the depot with shotguns loaded 10 the muzzIe with rice. They opened fire on the bride and groom and filed them with enough rice to insure the happiest kind of a married life in case they survive The throwing of rice at young couples about to go on a wedding trip is one of our most ancient as well as most beau tiful customs, and MT and Mrs Scads should be congratulated. if they are still alive, that they had such loving relatives and friends who would not permit them to go away witout being followed by the little harbingers of a long and joy- ous married life"