Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-07

Ne York. April 6-William Wander
WORT Draper. the young society man
who two years ago startled the exclus-
i've circles in which he moved by the
announcement that for a year he had
been married to Miss Helen Schuyler
Hurry. the daughter of Edmund A.
Hurry. sat in d cell in Yorkyille court
and disconsolately munched an elab-
CRATE luncheon. That he was in a cell
was due to- his father-in-law, and that
he had inner foot than the prison table
dhote furnishes was due to the
.boughtlulness OF Mrs Draper who,
with fearful eyes. stood ON the outside
Of the barred door and watched the
process OF masticaion as though in
iced it was a pathetic sight. The mar
dage. which took PLACE in April 1893,
vas kept secret for two reasons: First,
here was decided opposition to the
match on the part OF the Hurry family,
and again. Dir. Draper had been caught
10 the Cordage slump, and wanted TO
-ec0up his losses before starting IN
housekeeping When the announce
ment was made. however, opposition
apparently melted away and every thing
ran smoothly. Recently Mrs. Draper
with little Master Draper, has been lly-
Ing with her husband relatives in
Highland Falls. Orange county, y. Y,
while Mr. Draper has been occupying
his bachelor rooms at No. 3 East
Twenty-seventh street Several days
ago a story was published TO the effect
that the young people were about TO
separate. According TO Mr. Draper. on
that day he received note. asking him
10 call at his father-in-law S house on
East Thirty-eighth street. He went
there. and Mr.. Draper declares. Mr..
Hurry began to berate him for leaving
his wife For two hours exactly, his
story goes, he tried i'm vain to get i'm
denial of the charge. and when he sue
Ceeted his father-in-law shook hands
with him. and they were reconciled.
When Mr.. Draper got home he re-
ucmbered some uuc0mplimentary
things that be had said TO Mr.. Hurry
i'm the argument. so DE wrote note
Of apology. This resulted in his re-
ceiyirg a note from Mr. Hurry that
CURLY informed him 20 write when i'm
future he wanted TO communicate with
the BURY family. Mr Draper at once
telcgraphrd 20 his wife 10 come 20 New
y York, ami yesterday morning he went
20 the Hurry house There he received
"a warm reception Ar. Hurry and his
son lorc bly, ejectiug him. Then they
he'd q policeman arrest him ON the
charge of carrying concealed deadly
weapons I'm the Yorkv.lle Court he
was found TO have a revolver
Mrs. Draper was sent for and and ar
rived I'm time 90 hear Draper remark.
"I could have licked them both. Judge,
but they didn't give me show Mr.
Hurry has q relative who lis i'm an asy-
lum and another who is an idiot. was
accustomed 20 carry revolver. / had
forgotten that I had it,"
Magistrate deuel. said ne would fine
him ST.
SIT don't pay that fine viii 1 have
to be locked up2'
Certainly"
Then that's JUS, what want. I will
show the society people of this city
that Edmund A. Hurry had his son-in-
lew arrested me and locked me upI will
show society that this man has dis
graced his family. Please don't go 20
Jail. Will" pleaded Mrs. Draper. Its
horrible place there and besides
wan, you with me-
"No Helen, said the young man i'm
voice that trem5led with emotion.
while his eyes were cleaning with the
fire of his high purpose. "I viii so to q
dungeon cell. And ne did. while Mrs
Draper went out and ordered the best
luncheon that money could buy and had
it passed through the cell door.
After Draper had been I'm .he cell for
an hour and a half he changed his
mind as 20 it's advantages when free
dom was so cheap. $50 ne paid the dollar
and went away with his wife