The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-06
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Returns 10 Claim, the HIND Of the Fall
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One day last spring atelegram was received
at this office from the Baltimore American
asking the ISrKLLlGEycsn to find out Mr..
Eniault H.. Williams, andinquire OF him why
he left Baltimore on'the eve OF his wedding
without apparent cause or explanation Of his
sudden exodus. Two reporters were at once
delegated to seek: Mr.. Williams and get the
desired information from him. The hotel
registers were scanned, and several persons
familiar with Baltimore quizzed, but all this
proved 'fruitless.. Now comes the sequel,
which. Us cou tained in the following dispatch
from Ba!timore:; 49, -
There is a trite old saying that true love
never did run smooth, and another thut love
laughs at locksmitls. Both have been
proven again in the romantic tale OF love
aud separation which was ended last night
by the marriage Of the two who have acted as
hero and heroine in this story. A more quiet
ceremony than the one That took place III the
residence on. st. Paul street could not have
been devised, yet the knowledge OF that SIM
PIC but impressive service caused q sensation
in; this city. -
i is known that last spring Mr.. Ernault
ii! Williams left Baltimore on the eve OF his
marriage with Miss Lille IIazlitt, daughter
OF James llazlitt, Esq, OF $50 St. Paul street.
The departure caused mauy rumors to be
spread abroad, and all sorts OF stories we're
Ioported about the affair. Several days after
his departure it was discovered that Mr..
Williams had sailed for Europe, and before
leaving hBd made over TO his father, Mr..
George Hawkins Williams. as perpetual trus.
Tee, all his property left him by his grand.
father, John s. Cuttings, Esq, only Ieserving
$1,000 pei: year for himself. The sudden de.
parture upset all the plans for the wedding,
which was TO have taken place In few days.
Miss lln2!itt was Frustrated by the shock, and
was Ill for long tmo. - 'r.fi
Soon after his arrival In Europe Mr.. Will
liams wrote home to the young lady, telling
he that he would return aud marry her and
explain all. He kept bis word, and returned
toIthis city last Sunday. He went directly TO
MI. Hazlitts house. and has been stopping
there II was thought best by the young
couple that the marriage shoul Id take place
at once and quietly. and hence all the or.
Engagements were quickly made and yesterday
afternoon friend procured tile license. In
the evening few. friends OF the lady and her
family assembled in the parlor TO witness the
ceremony. ..W,z,.,s. latrzr..
:. Kew. Ut. William Kirkus. rector OF St.
Michael and All Angels ?. i. Church, St.
Paul street, read the service. Only the brides
intimate friends were present. They did not
number over half dozen. and were Mrs.
Leers, an aunt Of the bride; Mrs. Dimpfel,
great friend OF Miss Hazltt and Miss White;
lhe brides mother. father, siStersand brother
making up tic party. The members Of the
family OF Mr.. Williams were not present,
and, It was understood, were opposed to the
match. The bride was dressed In maroon
cloth travelingd dress. very simple but elegant,
while Mr.. Williams wore walking suit OF
English. make. After the ceremony cola.
ton was served, and the friends heartily con.
graduated Mr.. HhdMIG: Williams, After the
repast they left by late train TOR Washing,
ton where they will spend their honeymoon.