Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07

..t.h On Ns utmost Wednesday
r,ah, the occasion being the marriage
., Miss Maud Utter TO Mr.. Everett WHIT
toLcr Promptly at 100 o'clock. 10 tne
tuna OF a wcddIng-march, the couple
marched up the aisle 10 tine chahce' pr,
coded by Mr.. Gravely. the pest man, a"'
Miss Claude Bondurant, the briue sun
as maid OF honor. On rsaehii!s ne -,
cei they were met by Rev. W. i. DOG
gett, the PASTOR VINO III n''''
sjye manner offlciated.
rho groom is an engineer on the pan
vi,,o and Western railway, ana ~ VIZ
nopular with his brother rallroad-hs,
and greatly liked by his employers. Tic
wore n full suit OF black.
The bride Is the eldest daughter U,
Mr. E II. Utter. She was neatly attireu
In gray silk dress, and carried pou'
ouet OF brides roses. .,.,.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Wn''
taker repaired TO their home and settiea
down to Housekeeping.
AN EXPLODING WE'LL
Tho we'll on Mr.. c. Il. slaughters
nremlses. Neapolls. continues to be the
,yonder OF the town. The water CANNOT
DO used. and whenever a light Is lowereh
into the opening an explosion ioHo"S'
Mr.. w H. Vanhorn. OF Baltimore. "ho
nut I'm the oil tank near by the weii' mas
been here and made n thorough eN-
animation, and he found no leak III We
tank. neither in the receptacle for 'ne
| gas and the phenomenan remains a9
much a mystery as ever. MT.
| put a light in the well ana IL hdu no'
| been lowered but a few reef whe" a.,
axnIosion foIIowed. Mr.. Slaughter told
| me that no well in the town anorueu pe',
| ter water at one time. Some time ago
| fire occurred in this section or the ,o"h'
and two grocery stores and a resiue"ce
wero burned. II may be that a can oI
barrel OF oil got into the wei tnio"sN
| some unaccOuntable means.
| SUIT FOR 5000
| ! p Coley has sued the town Oh
Neapolls for 500. and the suit Is nov
on trial in the Corporation Court III ''s
H., Totay IN his bill for damages says;
"rba night OF January 9. 1894. was DARK
and rainy. The plank sidewalk on heen
street near Front was In bad CONDITION,
ono NJ the supports having been washeu
| owav "A stepped on IL, 1t gave way,
caroened to one side. causing my ieel
"a sin. and | was thrown. In raining, my
right n m was broken, wrist was spi a!lcu'
and nv back was severely ana PAIN ui'y
| ,,,i,red Resides | received other hurts.
bruises and wounds" a large nuiiiper Vi
witnesses for both sides have been eA-
| amined.
COMING MARRIAGE.
on wednesday evening, October l,th' az
q o'clock. at Main-Street Methodist ehurch'
This city. Miss Addie Lea HENDERSON,
daughter OF Mr. James A. Henderson,
! prominent tobacconist OK Danville, VIII
| he united In marriage with Mr.. Thomas
Alexander Jordan. who is also engaged
! in the tobacco business go
Danville and Neapolis are Infested win
| n gang OF sneak-thieves, and since sum
day night large numbar Of houses nave
| been entered. but SO far the thieves nave
| made good their escape.
Evangelist James l.. Schoolheld com
| menced a meeting in Main-Street Metho
dist Episcopal church Tuesday last. but
so far but little interest is manifested
| The church-members are not taking hold
ard he told them last night that II they
did not come up TO his help he woule
stop tonight. lie declared that progres
siye euchre parties was one OF the sins
that was interfering with the meeting.