The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
ALL THE WORLD / |.
LOVES A LOVER. |. :||. !. R:||
Mrs. Chappellc Returns to Her. Her.
Husband Of Ten ss.
Days.
AND ALL AMHERST I!|:.| s: REJoIcEs. B t
The Couple Given An Ovation IN
AS They Drove Into
Town.
AND ALL AMHERST REJoIcE'

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(special to The @Tlmes-Dispatch.)
AMHERST, ;yA.!,E July 2o.-Ernest Chap
pelle is once again among the happieesc ne y {
OF men. He is back in Amherst with
his wife OF ten days with him again. a
reconciliation was affected between them
this afternoon and about half past seven.
he left the home Of .Mr- Richeson, the the
father of the BRIDE, for Amherst. n ever eve!
was the saying that an the world loves yes
& lover better illustrated than in AM An
herst tonight. & On all sides are heard
expressions of pleasure that 4 the young
couple are once again got her Mr. Ch'ap-
1 pelle's devotion to his bride has found lrl
for him much sympathy in he. hearts or
,ha villa gers. Nor is 1t strange that1he
should be so as she is quite an attrac-
tive girl and has had a number Of ad-
mirers.
Receive An Ovation.
chappelle and bride have Just driven
into town. AS they drove through town.
cheers greeted them. When asked II he
had any statement to make, he said that tina
she had come back to him on her own
+ free will never to leave him any more,
and that she would tell the@rest. The
bride said that she wanted to go home
and her husband was afraid for her to
90 because he was afraid that her parents
would not let her como back any more.
This was the reason she had gone home.
She had never had any intention OF de-
serting him. The bride would not say
anything about why she had married
Chappele
When a asked If she mad any statement
to make with any reference to this. she
replied that 1t was better to say nothing
about this. That too much had already
been said In the newspapers, thus endeth
the romance.
The Reconciliation.
About o'clock this afternoon Chap
pello called up his wife over the phone,
Mrs. Chappelle's mother answered the
.phone, but when told that Mr.. Chappelle
wished to speak to her daughter she
called Mrs. Chappele to the phone The
result of the conversation was that Mr..
Chappclle quickly got his buggy and left
for Mr. Richeson's. The rest your cor
respondent heard over the phone from
Mr. Richeson,
Mr. Rlcheson denied that his daughter
had ever deserted her husband, When
asked to explain why she went home, he
said that she was anxious to go home
on a visit, and that her husband con-
tinually postponed carrying her, and as
she was very anxious to sec her people
she decided that she would go anyway.
She simply wanted to go home, and
went. She had no Intention Of desert
ing her husband,
Father Indignant.
Mr.. Rlcheson is very Indignant that
there should have been circulated that
his daughter had deserted her husband
on account Of the visit to the village
Of a. young man who had formerly paid
her attention, When asked Il what he
md TO say about his daughter having
married Chappellc against her wishes. Mr..
Richoson denied having made such state
ment, But further than this would not
say, IL, A.,
Chappelle could explain this better than
Fe could,