The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-18
Annie Resents The Indlgnlty and Has Her
Lord Arrested.
CHARLES FRISBEE NOT AsLOW NUMBER
Supervisors VIII Feast at tho Poor
House FOX Hunters Bag Rcynaru
-Brtch Through IL Car window
whist Players ThtrsiinE for Kes
nown.

Clic KICKS got in bad trouble to- day
| For some alleged improperly her hus.
| band, I'lummcr Kicks. goS violently
mad and gave her n thrashing 1t was
4 painful chastisement. She was bruls.
ed i'll Il way that gave evidence OF
| pugiliStic force.
The drama didn't end there, for An
ME got out Il warrant and had Plum
mer arrested. Then she set about to
| get n lawyer to prosecute. There was
| a platntive tale Of woe In the attor-
ney's office and some feminine persua-
| sion. Annie said she didn't have ac,y
| money, but would give security for the
| fee. At last accounts she had secured
counsel and her husband will be tried
tomorrow morning. He also has Il
lawyer. When Annie came for an OIL
! Ger to-day her clothes were partially
torn off. An axe figured iu the fight.
| Kicks gave bond Tonight.
| TWO WIVES A YEAR.
Mr.. j. Charles Fr!sbee, who formerly
| lived in Nansemond county, and who
! wars brother of the late George a.
| rrisbee, of Lower Parish. has married
| again. The evCnt took place a few
| days ago in the Broad Street Christian
church, Denver, Col, where Mr.. Frisbee
Is in the newspaper business. The
bride was Miss Flora Il. Erik. daugh-
| Ter Of Pr. John j.. Erik. Il druggist OF
Kansas City, Mo. After bridal tour
| through the Rocky Mountains Mr.. and
| Mrs. F'r.Sbee will be at home, at IT,
Maple street, Denver.
Mr.. Frisbee was Just married last
February, and he buried his wife about
month later. In nine more months
he Is welded again. Twice in one year
is not SO slow.
TO MEET WITH PAUPERS.
The County Supervisors will meet
f1'l1nE1nv at III,
TO inspect its condition and that of the
| inmates. Superintendent Holland will
prepare for them in the way of Il big
| dtclner He always does.
THIS TIME THEY CAUGHT HIM.
There was a good fox chase in the
county to-day and the remarkable part
of 1T was that II fox was caught. The
hunt lasted three and half hours.
Sheriff a. II. Baker rode home about
o'clock bearing the corpse.
~ SHORT COURT.
w. ]. Green, OF Cypress Chapel. was
arraigned in Police Court to-day on the
charge of being drunk. He was as
sessed $500.
IT HIT TIE CAPTAIN.
Passengers who ride on the Atlantic
and Danville train, which arrives here
about o'clock in the evening, are apt
to notice that the window shades are
down. There is Il reason for it. \
few nights ago when the train was
going through Southampton county
some one threw . brick through a Win
dow. The missile struck Captain
Wright on the face and made a pain
full bruisc. If the mscreant is caught
he will be summarily dealt with.
y WHIST CHALLENGE.
The Suffolk Whist Club is ready to
,ln,- IN, l,D
have beaten themselves so much it Is
getting motonois. and they want to
defeat some outside club, or try it. Last
season they played Richmond Il very
close series and defeated Smithlield
Now they are ready to accept n chal-
lenSe from any organization in Vir-
sinia. and will interest Il team Of four,
six or eight persons. ANY club de-
string dates should write George L.
Barton, corresponding secretary, Suf-
folk, Va.
ALL AROUND TOWN.
Southampton County Court begins at
Courtland next Monday. AT the same
time Judge Kilby will have an adjourn
ed session of court In Nanscmond.
The oyster roast given by the Misses
Skiles to-niSht in honor of their guest.
Miss Pearl Avery, Of Norfolk, was
very pleasant. There was q goodly
gathering Of young people.
The antc-Christmas musicale at Sur-
folk College tonight was Il great sue
cess.
James c. Causey, Jr., has returned
from 4 visit 10 Edenton.
Miss Blanche Edwards, Of Franklin
was i'm Suffolk yesterday.
Mrs Arthur l.. Jones is making a
short visit to Norfo!.-
Mrs. Pauline BDwdcn, of Portsmouth
! is being entertained by Suffolk friends
Mr. Wallace Kilby. after several
days illness. is able TO be out again.
Mrs Frank G. Whaiey. of Green
vile. y. G., came last night to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Shepherd.
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