Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-28


can. | consider them unworthy Of a !
reputable lawyer and
Mr.. Royal leaped from his seat and
turned his head close 10 that Of mis-
Don't say that again." he almost
shouted. Don't say IL again. You
made attacks upon me last week.
Don't do n again. N you do. you will
get what you don't like"
That will oe all right" said MIR.
wendenburg quietly. II will take care
OF myself. A guess. when 4 should"
Don't do IT," warned MT Royal
AGAIN \ must be respected
Judge Grinnan asked for silence.
MT. Royal repeated that he would be
respected.
Mr.. Wendenburg sat down and was
7 followed by Mr.. Royal The judge
then announced mis- decision. the time
I set being agreeable 20 all directly con-
cerned.
The session began promptly at IL
I o'clock, the hour agreed upon. Inc
/ important matter had brief inter
ruption-Colonel 10 Lane stern, one
OF the attorneys first engaged by Mrs
Tenney. asked the privilege OF eN-
planning that $106 was lett OF the
fund OF $3.50 the court had allowed
Mrs Tenney for counsel fees. IL was
agreed that this would be placed at
the disposal OF Mr.. Royal and the
other proceedings began
Mr.. Royal produced a Formidable
looking bunch OF documents and ask
ga the court for permission 20 sit
while he read them.
IL was granted and Mr.. Royal start
ca 20 read tho charges
They were the same as those In
formally presented at the former
hearing-based upon an affidavit OF
one John S. Tyler. who formerly ran
moving picture theater here. known
+ as The Gaity."
Tyler swears that he was improp-
, erly approached by a William Pannill
close friend 20 George O. Teuncy, IA
Tenney's behalf. and that 0Ir. Wen
r denburg said 90 him in Baltimore later
B. thai ne had better involve AIRS len
g. ney than Miss Tenney.
a. The papers Of Mir. Royal begar
81 with a statement 90 the effect tina
several years ago your ptlloner
Emma s. Tenncy. learned That ne
. husband. GeorEe %. Fenney. MAS
. ubcrtine. totally unfaithtuIly tp hi
marriage VOWS, and that woman
named Mary Horn. iu 1899 Wrni
Tsnrey a letter. calling him her 'dea
!. husband" and expressing terms %
~ deepest love-
y The exact quotations from the pa
peers could not we'll be printed .u thl
p me Charges are also prcracc1 wit
statements. letters and aMdaNlts, am
IS constitute very lengthy document.
Afr Royal. however. read u
through.
AZ one point. WHEN ne reached Oh
direct charges. DIE deferred to som
p case that happened nine or ten leai
p a-o. ly which. he said. Mr. Wcuder
burg was called bfeore the Har Asse
citation.
Judge Grinnan suggested tnat 90
incident did NOT seem applicable
P. the current cast--that there was
OF .rorre,tuu-uut Air. Royal lLs ste
|that DO should hc included in h.s ave
+- mtnr IIc remarked. DO TINS c"Hne
90 t.on that hc (koyall was NOT mon
'' Der OF the bar association, nut IN
l- The records could be had by the couI
lt Mr.. Royal. about this time. cor
cllded His paper had contained lette
or aHldaNits from Mrs. Aleda leuu'
Us Bunch. daughter OF Mr.. ana Ml
M, Tcnney. and sister cf Mrs Ienue
I'D Then there was the long aihcaNt
rf Tyler aside from other letters
In copies ot letters
"a III wasn't al an interesting until
..t Wendenburg. in asking FOR an ear
hearing made the statement quot
ff above.
r Then 10 did get that way-'ery !
teresting When quiet was r'stor
- SIR Wendcnburg said that Mr Pam
~. gas ln Georgia, but that ne WON
-er here ly Tuesday This date W
.hcn agreed upon. and the quoted
- Der consequently was issued.