The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-25
BRIDEGROOM
FINDS REFUGE IN
HIS BRIDES HOME
Arrested on Her Charge, Rich
Orange Mans Eloping Son
Again Marries Her.
FEARED HARRY WINTER
WOULD BE TAKEN AWAY
Following Church Ceremony the
Couple Strangely Avoid Home
Of Husbands Angry Parent.

Harry Winter. the 17-year-old son Of
Wolfgang Winter, the wealthy retired
brewer, last night. in st. Johns Church,
Orange. formally married Della Casey,
the girl with whom he eloped a week
ago, and today the married children
We're barred from the fine home of his
father, at 460 Centre street, Orange.
As a refuge, they sought the compar-
atively humble hone of bartholomew
Casey, the poor. but honest father
of the bride. at "a Parrow street. They
were there today. hoping the rich and
angry Wolfgang Winter would hoist a
flag of truce.
There was some mystery today as to
the motive which inpelled Harry VIM
ter. the boy-bridegroom, to lead his
girl-bride again to the altar last night.
Some insisted that 1t was to avoid
prosecution on a charge of desertion.
She caused his arrest yesterday on q
charge of desertion.
When the couple returned Wednesday
from their clipping honeymoon Of q
week the girl went to her home and
Harry sought his fathers fireside.
When young Mrs. Winter obtained the
warrant yesterday she said that Wolf
gang Winter had planned to smuggie
her boy-husband out OF this country on
a steamship sailing today for Germany.
Winter Was Loyal.
But the friends of the boy declare
that, no matter what might nave been
the plans of his father, he himself
loved the girl and would have escaped
from his father to be with her. They
said that after his arrest yesterday he
broke friendly relations with his father
and consented to the performance Of
the church ceremony last night by
Father Matthias J.. Mcdonald in st.
Johns Church.
The boy n the girl eloped q week
ago last Wednesday. They came to
this city and were married by Justice
of the Peace Henry Bosset In his office
on Market street. Then they went to
New York. They CAV their ages as
Fl and 20.
Before leaving Newark the boy tele-
graphed to his father and to his brides
parents. This was the first Informal
ton that the Winters and the Caseys
received of the elopement.
That night Mr.. Winter visited the
Orange police station and gave a de-
scription of his son. He declared that
he would spare no xpens In finding
him would take immediate steps to
have the marriage annulled.
Had Husband Arrested.
Five lays ma ased md than fha votrpn
couple returned to Orange. They went
directly to the Casey home, n were
forgiven. The boy left his bride with
her parents and went to his fathers
home, at 400 Centre street. He did not
return that night nor the next day, and.
fearing that he was being held a prison.
er against his will, his bride of one
week visited the Orange police station
and swore out a warrant for his arrest
on a charge of desertion. She told De-
tective Drabell that she feared her hus-
band would be taken to P%ittsburg.
where the Winters formerly lived, or
even sent to Europe.
When Detective Drabeil visited the
Winter home he had no difficulty in
seeing the youthful bridegroom. He
escorted him to police headquarters and
then waltzed him over to Judge Bray.
The boy was held in $500 bail for the
Grand Jury, but was released when his
father furnished the bond.
EIoped Like Brother Charles.
In being married by a Justice of the
peace the boy n the girl, both Of
whom are members of the Roman
Catholic Church. broke a recent nam
date of that church, which forbids
weddings being solemnized by any but
the priest of the parish where the
bride-to-be worships. 1t was this that
gave both families SO much
After the tangle had been straight
ened out last night in church the
couple returned to the home of the
bride.
Harry is not the only son of Wolf
gang Winter TO clope. Charles Winter,
his elder brother, ran off with the girl
of his choice some months ago. He
was forgiven, however, and the two
were subsequently, remarked In st.
Venantius's Church, Orange. where the
Winters are communicates.