Salt Lake Tribune | 1901-05-05 | Page 5 | Married at Doors of Prison

MARRIED AT DOORS OF PRISON l p I I Alice Arnold of Park City Becomes Bride of Harry Wils nWho Is to Be Sent lo Penitentiary The laughter of love at locksmiths Is traditional but even traditions are outdone out-done when Cupid comes up smiling to the bars of a county Jail and grins at the yawning doors of a State penitentiary peniten-tiary There are not many girls either who are willing to bo married and forego the bliss oc a honeymoon but Alice Arnold of Park City Is one of the exceptions She appeared at the county jail yesterday and was united In marriage mar-riage to Harry Wilson who will tomorrow tomor-row be sentenced to the penitentiary for robbing a Jap of 300 last December Judge Lochrie performed the ceremony which made the twain one and Jailer Thomas was the witness The bride was very earnest In declaring her belief be-lief that Wilson was not a criminal and that she was willing to take him and wait for his llboratlon Wilson said he was glad to get the girl Sho had been true to him and when he got out of prison he would show that he I could make the right sort of husband When Wilson comes up for sentence the Judge may or may not take cognizance cogni-zance of the romantic episode by cut ling down the period of enforced separation sepa-ration of the bride and groom It is not unusual for wives to be divorced from husbands who become State prisoners pris-oners but a marriage under like circumstances cir-cumstances dinary something out of the or