The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-14
ARRESTED ON WEDDING MORN
uHTLE MS BRIDES MOTHER LAY
DEAD ~ HER HOME.

urooil,n Couple Married at Her Sick
Mnthrrs bedside and Then went 10 n
Untrl-Hc Forgot to Register Ills VIE
and1hrashcd CLERK VINO Invaded Room.
,I-. Ella Adele Peck and Frank W Prim-
r.-. vrro married early Sunday mornin g
4, the bedside Of the dying mother OF the
Young bride at 4o3 Monroe street. Brook
Iyn The couple then left for a short honey
i,.n going TO the St. George Hotel in
clark street Here tho bridegroom forgot
to register his newly made bride, was o.
derai out Of the hotel and finally. after
ihr4,tng the hotel clerk, was placed under
arrest
Intil her husband was released on parole
granted by Ma Eislrate Dooley in the Adams
strcot court the oung wife stuck close
10 him and did not learn until hours after
ward that her mother had died in her alb
esucc.
Young Primrose was seen at the home
Of lhe brides father last night, He had
boon ont for a walk with his wife and was
,cry indignant at the stories that had been
n-ntai concerning his trouble at the st.
George Hotel on Sunday morning He
said
arrived in town early in the day, and
,l the St George and registered.
or visited my wife, and we arranged
10 :, 10 the theatre in the evening We
decided TO get married after the .heatre,
and sent word to two OF our friends, who
agreed 70 stand up with US After the
ceremony the whole party went to the
). George, whore It was proposed that we
hire 4 room for our friends. The clerk
sad the house was full and that our friends
could mol have a room.
Nly wife and went to our room After
+ short tme the clerk sent the porter to
me room with the message that had failed
% register my wife sent the porter to
toll the clerk that it was up to him to come
un here himself If he had anything to say
'o me- and not send n porter The clerk
came Up and used insulting language to
ne IN tine presence of my wife, iuSulted her
and after had warned him repeated the
oForc, and it was then that knocked him
down was then allowed TO sleep the rest
Of the night properly guarded supposed, |
and was arrested in the morning on war /
rant That is the true story of tho case
50 the ST George Hotel the clerk Claude |
on. k said that he had called the attention I
~ Primrose 10 the fact that he had failed /.
'i ~iEIl ulli VII 10 IlN lhillA'. ~ All' ~
tor He said that be didn't like the looks /
Of the other two" and had refused to give /
III. m n room saying the house was full
In court Primrose pleaded not guilty TO .
2 charge Of assault asserting that the clerk /
had no right TO ntrude upon him in the !
privacy Of his room.
Mrs William Peck the mother Of the |
Young bride whose death followed within /
n few hours the marriage cf her daughter, [
was the wife If William c. Peck
The wedding ceremony was performed |
bv the Rev " c p Rhoades. pastor of
the Marcy Avenue Baptist Church Mr. and .
Mrs Primrose have attended the sunday {
school Of that church In the notices sent 1
10 the Brooklyn papers il would appear
that the marriage and the death both oc-
CURED on Sunday. Mrs Peck died shortly
after o'clock in the morning The Young
couple were then al the st George Hotel d
Mr. Primrose told a reporter for THE Sun .
last night that the marriage took place I
after the theatre and dinner party az a
nearby restaurant
The wedding therefore, must have been /
between midnight and , o'clock, because
he party left the house after the wedding
md again had a supper at a restaurant
and proceeded 10 the st. George. arriving
there, according TO the clerk, between /
3 md o'clock in the morning
The funeral services over the body ~
Mrs Peck will be held this afternoon The
hearing in the case Of young Mr. Primrose
will be in the Adams street court on Wednes-
day morning ut 10 o'clock