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Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2444, 10 March 1888, Page 2

(iooi) temper, like a sunny day, sheds a brightness over everything. It is the sweetener of toil and the soother of disquietude. A sTIiAMiK marriage which look place at Vienna (pito lately has been much talko-i of. An American millionaire, by birth a Viennese wliosa name, is August (roottle, was in Vienna at tlie time of the Ring Theatre lire, liad taken a box, and was prevented from going to the performance by the merest chance. He was so struck by tins terrible disaster which might have put an untimely end to his life that on the spur of tho moment he sent 10,030 florins to tho X'ene Freii. , Presi-o subscription for tho victims. On second thoughts this must have seemed too sti.all a price fur his liffl, and he sent "11 additional V2">.000 florins for the fund, and expressed his intention to take up his iihode in a city in which he had been so lucky. Hollas now fiivon am ther proof of his sympathy for the old imperial city, by mirrying a Vienna girl. The brido elect was shop girl in the flrst confectioner's, pretty, obliging, and very timid and retiring. She ii'is not formed any new connection.*, and is .wen every day as she drives up to .Kernel's in her line carriage and pair, to take chocolate and gossip with her follow shop girls. It is so unusual in Vienna for ti millionaire to marry a poor girl, who ia neither an actress nor a ballet dancer, Ihat tho evont is an inexhaustible source of pleasant gossip.