The morning times., 1895-11-06

Mr.. j. K. White and Miss Gertrude
Hislop were married by Rev. DR.. Patch,
pastor Of Gunton Temple Memorial Church,
at No. 1882 Tenth street last night, the
wedding being the sequel OF tue arrest
OF DR.. William L. Hisiop, and the flight
from home OF Miss Gertrude Hislop,
as published exclusively in The Evening
Times OF yesterday.
After four years of repression, love
trinmphed in the end and the ceremony
was solemuized In the midst of friends
aud flowers.
Or. William l. Hislop, well known den
list and brother of Mrs. Dr. Margaret His
Top, OF No. 313 NJ street northwest. was
arrested at 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
and locked up atthe Second precinct station
house on a warrant charging him with
threats. The warrant wis sworn out by
Mr.. j. X. White, u young draughtsnan in
the Government service, and Is the outcome
OF "a very pretty little romance in which
he and Miss Gertrude Hisiop, ward OF
DR.. Margaret Hislop, are the central figures.
About four years ago White met Miss
Gertrude, then u young girl, at the Central
Presbyterian Church, OF which all parties
connected with the affair are members. He
became very much infatuated with her and
engaged.
br. Margaret and her brother, so 1t is
SAID Violently opposed the union, and have
done everything in their power to sepa-
rate the lovers. White claims that they
have abused the girl in the most shameful
manner, and says that few days ago Will
lam L. Hislop struck her on the head with
his fist, and threatened 10 repeat il.
TOLD HER LOVER OF IT.
tanned in the statement of the young girl
to her lover. She told him that William
told her repeatedly that if she ever married
White he would kill him. White also
states that the brother and sister have
slandered him In the most outrageous man
ner to the people OF his church, but nothing
has altered his determination 10 marry
the young lady.
Yesterday morning he received q note from
his sw eetheart at the Office, saying she was
locked III her room, and her guardian was
ina king preparation TO send her TO st.
EliZabeti's insane asylum. He at once
went TO the house, but was refused ad-
mittance. He then went 10 the police
court, where, after consul tation with
y ssistant Attorney for the District James
L. PUgh, .he swore out the warrant for
threats.
1t was Immediately sent TO the station
IOust ILICtI III Tue VI plittiiiGu
Duvall. Accompanied by White. the po-
liceman went TO the house, and, after plac
ing the man under arrest, the oh lady was
warned against injuring her charge. After
Hislop was taken TO the station house Miss
Gertrude proceeded TO pack her trunks,
under protection of Policeman Duvall.
while Sergt. McTaggart and her lover
waited on the outside.
BABE ALL FAREWELL.
As soon as all her belongings We're coll
lected, she bid the old lady and the house
farewell, and joining her lover across
the street. the two Immediately began prep
arations for the " edding.
White says that during the time the
brother was trying to prevent him from
SEEING Miss Gertrude. the dentist followed
him about the streets, harassed him at his
work, and even sat in the pew with him at
church in order that he might not leave his
sight. The old lady. he says. aud a nurse
girl named Corinne Manning were active
in spreading reports about him.
Miss Gertrude, the pretty heroine Of
this interesting episode, is few months
over eighteen years DID and very much in
love with her determined fiance.
Mrs. White is an unusually pretty young
lady, with brown hair. brown eyes, a per
feet complexion and every smile digs two
dimples in her cheeks She made her re-
>IDIstS III u voice, Out
IL was the nervousness of determination.
Mr.. White is slender blond, who made
his promises in a way that indicated that
he meant to carry them out. The minister
blessed them, the ladies present kissed
the blushing bride, all hands congratulated
the groom, and a policeman from the Second
precinct served summons on him to
appear at police court this morning at 8
O'Clock. Mr.. E. e Russell stood as best
man.
MANY SAW THEM MARRIED.
Among the guests We're:
Herbert Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl.
Hinton, Mrs. Wright, Miss Beeler, ofvirginia;
Miss Wilson, Mr.. W. b. Todd, Mr.. ]. T. |
Smith, J. V. A. Shields, Mr.. Paul F. Grove, |
Miss Sadie R. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs j. C. |
Buchanan. !
The Times saw DR.. Margaret Hislop last |
night, but she refused TO discuss t he situa- |
ton, declaring that the young people |
must bear the consequences" The Times !
also sought an interview with Rev. Mr.. |
Ritter, pastor of the Central Presbyterian |
Church, but he sent word that he would not |
discuss the matter. DR.. William L. Hislop |
was released from station No. last night |
under q bond of $500.