The sun., 1891-06-11
Welded AFTER THE TRIAL.
-,,,yly GORDON CUNNING LEADS
w,xs aAHyKR TO THE ALTAk

~xs GARyER TO THE ALTAk-
u.,,r uride Has Perfect Faith In
up.saaGs Jnnoeeneo-They VIII
80 s.-, Tino At tho BriseGroou's
c..,,rr Seattle oues. Very Angry
IL. All who Faxurea .. the Scandal
r.. Prince or wales Se~erty Denounced
=. ,h. rrsl--sir vyill..'s Comments.
,,x,oS. June lo.-sir William Gordon Cum
-. r,s married at ii o'clock this morning
y ,ss fashionable Holy Trinity Church at
m..,.s. TO Miss Florence Garner. daughter OF
~. la, Commodore william Garner Of New
S",t ei,v. Lord Thurlou gave the bride away.
~, yesey Dawson OF the Coldstream Guards
-. IN. hest man. Tho Rev. Dr.. Robert Eyton
eacIatsd.
o,mmipss intended marriage kept that at 10
s,.,oot this morning there were no signs
shout tho Holy Trinity Church that any
ss.h ceremony was to be performed there
s,d.y Had tho real facts leaked out nearly
s.li OF tho population Of this city would have
S,ds some kind OF an attempt to see the bride
I'D bridegroom. The most absolute secrecy
~.s observed. and ut tho hour mentioned the
s,,sr gates o! Holy Trinity were not even un-
io.ked Presently. however. tho gates were
.iovly openod By a solitary verger. who went
nut mo business as II nothing in any way
r,u,unl was to happen there this day.
AZ 1920 A. N. a plain. ordinary. everyday
..hdro,s up to tho church gates and from 1t
sb,hiod tho much-talked-of plaintiff in tho
t,mous baccarat suit Sir William Gordon
cumming was aeon panied By his best man,
H., ycssv Dawson. Tho two pentlemen
81, .ntsrnd ,he church. as n fenrinp that
49,, ,hom at leost would be rocognjyad
oas ".s =, s,do tbo building. Air william and the
W.;o- vail cd n, the aisle adjoining ths norm.
-. ,h.,e, in which II waa arranged that the
D.,r;ags ceromony should tako place The
..,. oc,unants OF Holy Trinity even at tbis
- r.,o thrs, cn,nenters engaged in somo
....,,s % ,he bnildinp. the yere.r previouslv
.,,i,nsd , n.w opener. An enterprfs,nr re.
.o,.sr anJ ST. William and bis friend. The
,a,t ra,errad to atood chatting together for
,,inu,o Nv en inaide the morning ohapel. and
.ha, ,b.,r attention was attracted to two or
~. 10 ,,i.s vbo had onie,lv entered tbe cbnrch
.nd s,t down near the two gentlemen.
O.. William was 1ressed IN the usual frock
.a., and wors uloves Of a pearl gray color A
.s,,r,o ny so later n carriage drove nm to tbe
.hnr.h and rom Il allehted Miss Florence
Gamer Lord and Lady Middleton. and n
1arne ,ady who was understood to be the
tr,d.,s si.,ar
Altar some momentary hesitation. this party
walked nm ths natb leading from the gates of
Eolv Trinity IN the door of that church. where
,h.v u.' ra,o nn,itslv reco,red hv Tho y.raar and
they were poi'teiy feceNeu w 'ho feFker' anu
vere SUI sequently conducted up the aisle to
tina morning chapel. The bride was plainly
dress I .d in a walking costume of French gray
cloth, and wore black straw hat sho carried
her gloves in her hand as she walked smil-
inely toward the Bridegroom. who. seemingly
In most joyous frame OF mind. advanced to
nset her. An the wedding party wore in good
'pifits. and seemed 10 nave absolutely no
thought OF the baccarat scandal or its conse-
au.nces There were no bridesmaids. but.
inneau' mlss ua' neF was cuapsfooeo " Lazy
Middleton.
Soon after the arrival OF the bride and bsr
friends friends, tue he.. .n nr. . Ey.on. % VINO was to
the yestry. and the ceremonies commenced,
The first portion Of tho service was celebrated
at the altar steps. and the second part at the
communion rails. Both the bride and tho
pf'asefoom maue the usual responses IN clear
sad audibo voices The bride ct the proper
moment placed her hand in that of tho BRIDE
ohn
stooIh' cnarmihe' Winning smue crossing
her lace as she did SO. There was no doubling
tbs fact that ,be hrida seomed nerfactIv bannv
a.. ...,...,a. -. ii,s ~ 80. -. ~
snu e"n'ehtea 70 JOIN her hie 10 'nat OF tno
soldierly looking BRIDEGROOM in spite OF the
dark cloud which bovcrad ovar him A hriaf
pause followed tho concln sion OF The quiet.
Sridesroem lsmsned kneeIinG "a II in sisn9 sn
prayer. at the fnot ~ The altar oeA'
orana,nin M o1nrna b S,omn @ aoV ,h ka,ahsy k anu
cortsd hsr ioIlowaH Nv their 9riends tn tbe
yestry. where thev both siepad the marriaas
register The la,teT. in additinn 10 bainS
signed by III. cuntraotjno narties. was also
siered by Lord Middiston. nv ADV MiddIeInn
by Lord rInrj,w and hv MaIor Vasav Haw'
s"p:
nall, had haar tS an ,an ,ast ,or. ior
smiiipc and eth.rwise bapnv lnNrne he
had been tefore She cha,ted mast nleasant1v
and cayiy with her husband. Who. Il mnst be
siJai tIen iootad daci%aSIv" ,norn chaerfuG
tLah he has snco tSS csIshratsd trial COM
usneeI ' ''AS' '"' Se'0oA'e~ '1'~' WILL