The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-13
ASSISTED HER HUSBAND.
Escapade of Mir. and Mrs. Anxley
 Lands Them fin Jail.

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 Lands Them fin Jail.
 Florence. April 12.-(SpeciaI)- Constable T. w. Tuten of Rogers vile. this County. came to Florence bringing with him A. A. Anzley and wife. whom he lodged in Jail. The case is one of the most aggravated that has occurred in the County In years and much indignation was ex- pressed against the prisoners in the rural district where the trouble co., cured.
 Anzley rented farm to Mir. and Mrs. Marbut. and some dispute aris- ing as to the manner in which the crop was cultivated. the landlord went to the house while his tenants were away and locked up the house. When Marbut and his wife returned and took possession of their home the Anzleys were so incensed that they undertook to dispossess them by force. Arming himself with a pistol and his wife with stick. they went to the Marbut house and while Mrs. Anzley dragged Mrs. Marbut from the house and proceeded Go chastise her with the stick, Anzley fiourished his pistol and kept her husband at bay.
 Finally when he could endure it no longer Marbut picked up a stick of wood and beat his wife's assaflant and SAEh Aoh iiALO LHC hOuSC, IO1lO"Su Dy the infuriated pair. Mrs. Anzley bat tered down the door with the stick with which she had done such execu- tion on Mrs. Marbut and AnEley opened fire as his tenant ran from the house. C
 The couple were arrested next morning and yesterday they were sr- raigned before Esquires Soloman Eastep, F. F. Varnell and J A. Har- AR ney, Earl Pettus of Athens, waived ex- animation and they were bound over to the Circuit Court in the sum of $1.700. Failing to make bond they were lodged in jail as above stated where they will probably remain un- til the September term of court.
 marriage which was rather TO mantle occurred here yesterday after noon at the court house. The princi- pals were MT. John G. Wilson, the son of prominent wholesale grocery man of this city. and Miss Louise Ross of Sheffield. The bride Is he daughter of Frederick Ross, at one time a prominent official of the East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Rail- road.
 The bride has, for the past year, been keeping books for J. B. Wilson & Go. and the couple have had plenty
 
 ed. At 5 o'clock in the afternoon they walked into the office of Probate Judge George W. Porter, accompanied by a number of other young people and asked for a license While the papers yNre being prepared the young lady joked and chatted but when the Clerk, John l.. Hughton told them to stand up and be married the bride suddenly became panicky and it look ed for awhile like there would be no wedding. After about an hour of per- suasion on the part of the groom, re- inforced by his friends, her consent was finally gained and MT. Houston proceeded with the ceremony.
 Herod Buckner, a negro, was fined $25 by Mayor Walker this morning for the part he played in a little shoot ing scrape yesterday. The principal witness against him was the perforat- ed skin of Jack Smith, another negro, who had received a load of squirrel shot from a shot gun in the hands of Buckner. Jealousy was the cause of the trouble, Buckner accusing Smith of being too attentive to his wife Finding the couple together. Buckner opened fire with his gun. which Smith returned with a pistol. but his aim was bad and the bullets went wide of the mark.