The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-28
PEACE REIGHs AGAIN
Whitfield Jernlgan Feud Aired In Court and
Happily Ended.
MATRIMONIAL RUNOR CONFIRMED
Veterans Going on Fishing FroIic--
EncnmpnncrI officers Inatniied-
Ihe,To"n Full Of lnsur"nce men
People who tome und GO--BrIcfs
and Personals.

Suffolk, Va. July 27-(spacill)-.Tlc
Whitiicid-JcrniEan fcud Is ,vrr. AfcI
q number of warrants, SET trials and
posiponcmcnts, the tinis came to-day q
the mayors office in the CITY Han .IU.-
tees y. $. I2lcy. of Sun Dix, and l.. J.
Bukcr, OF the county, presided. cunS;l-
bic William H.. Whitfield, The ,lefrrGInI.
III to-day's proceedings, vas iiX,ri -. -
ana costs, about $40. exclusive ii :itt,r-
ney's fees lie was charged w;.h ~,
: saulting Mrs. Emma Jcrn!Gan his
wlf"is sister, who was fined Ian, week
at Holland because She used abus.v4
language to the officer.
Slice AND VENOM
There was plenty OF spice brought out
to-day to hold the crowds interest
Among the spectators was former Scna-
tor Thomas II. Barnes. who lives near
the homes Of the ib;igantS.
Mrs. Jcrnigan appeared In court. She
wore dress of light material and
white straw hat trimmed with n vine
bearing green leaves ana white flowers
Mrs. Jcrnigan sat, close up to her at
torney Judge X. H. RawIcs.
SHE HAD THE FIRST INNING.
Mrs. Jcrnlgan laughed first. Judge
Rawles. who appeared us Wh;tficlds
prosecutor. nrraigncd shat officer in sc.
we're language
Whitfield listened quietly. When
Nudge Rawlcs had talked for fOrty-fivr
minutes S. T.. Everett got M. lie was
Whltneld's lawyer. Everett made one
OF the best efforts he has ever been
known to deliver. Everett talked for
two hours, and wien he was through
Whitfield was so well pleased he vol
unfairly doubled the fec. And 1t was
not such small Zee either
Judge Rawles closed. He spoke for
one hour. and spoke eloQuently. Court
was In session from II n. III. to 30 d. M,
Nobody got any dinner. There were
about half n dozen Witnesses examined.
RuMOR CONFIRMED.
Tho VirEinian WAS right In to-day's
paper was published an account of the
rumored clopcment of Mr.. Robert Ash
burn, q pharmacist OF Staten Island,
New York. with North Carolina young
lady, who had lately been visiting Sur-
folk relatives. The paper was on the
streets containing Il story OF the affair
before the families of either panty knew
the marriage to be II fact.
a MESSAGE FROM THE GROOM.
Mrs. b. il. Ashburn had a message
from her son to-day. 1T was short
Lucy Bryant, the bride, had arrived
Ohio road. There she was met by Mr..
Ashburn, who took her over In Jersey.
a minister did the rest. Mr.. ana Mrs,
Ashburn are now ut home ;ut Rosebank,
near Fort Wadeworth on Staten Is
land. Mr. Ashburn Is Il pharmacist I'm n
marine hospital. He also studies medl-
cine.
CUPID DID 1T.
The little romance ending In the clone
mcnt and subsequent uncertainty on
the part OF relatives began In Suffolk,
Here Mr. Ashburn met his bride. who
came from lfiddlaksville n. c. lie loved
her. The affection was returned.
When Miss Bryant left here for Nor
1olk last week 1t was he first move I'm
stratcgem. whose terminate was 81
happy. In Norfolk she had n tclcgrum
asking her to come on To New York
She went. The bride Is a sister of
Nlrs. Moore. who lives on North street
SOLDIERS GOING FISHING.
Tomorrow IL veterans day They
Will use l.. In the early morning the
Tom Smith Camp VIII leave here abou
forty strong on the Steamer Enola 70,
days fun. There Is no special pra
Eramme to be carried out, the NAL;
thing being to have 4 good time. The,
VIII have 1t. The vets say they coulC
A.tNc Chartered ONE: YES! c.S, nut uSCid
cd on the Enola because OF their like 70:
the congenial Captain Swift.
CHEAPER THAN GOOD WATER.
Everything Is free. The camp pays The
price, and 1t Is the officers desire thai
each old Vet shall enjoy the t::p with nj
much Zcs. as they fought a third Cf :
century ago. The only thing that tn,
indivldual members are asked TO sins
- their fishing tackle. Everything is
provided free. The committee in charge