The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
ARGUMENT IS HAD
IN DIVORCE SUIT
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Royali said did no; merit serious con
sideration Mr.. Royal spoke Of the
alleged relations between Mrs Tenney
snd John GoodenouSh Tyler. formerly
manager OF tho Gaiety Theatre in
Richmond. now OF Baltimore. who was
q visitor at the Tenney apartments at
the jefferson Hotel on several occa-
son.. Mr. Icoyall charged MIR. Pan
nell OF Norfolk an cmpioye OF the
Atlantic l3itpiithic Company OF which
Mr. Teuncy is the head, had attempted
70 briha rl.ler to give evidence favor
able TO 1~cnneys suit
There was much reference by both
attorneys OF an unprintable nature.
Trip on Trnin.
Much was said about trip made
Major Gordon was on the Same train
with Mrs. Tenney and her daughter.
Mr.. Eoyall declared that the account
had been exaggerated and shamefully
was being distorted 10 blacken a NO
mans reputation. and. TO show the
character OF Bunch, who had told OF
this trip. Mr. Royal read copy or q
Georgia on the Governor OF South
Carolina for rilman Bunch, wanted
on charge Of cheating and
Mr. Wendenburg. declared that the
requisitio,i was not honored--that the
transaction was merely the purchase OF
|
and that II had been satisfactorily set
Tled
Nj. Tenncy's alHdavi,. quoted by Mr..
Wendenbulg' says that he suggested
for their daughters sake 4 quiet di-
yolce at some place in the West, whore
there would be little notoriety.
lie was even willing 10 supply evil
dence against himself that would Sc
cure such a separation. ulluding to the
Mary Horn letter. Mrs. Tennev re
fused 10 consider any divorce PROPOSE
tion which did not include liberal ali
mony. as she asserts that since their
marriage Mr. Tenrcy has become s
rich man. Pending the trial she Is
receiving from her husband. by order
OF the court, 5000 per month and coun-
Nj and Mrs. Tenney were married
acquaintance with Major Gordon dates
hfty-onc and his wife two years older
Major Gordon is now ABOUT sixty-five,
lie was forty-two years OF age when
he, first met Mrs rcnney
Mr. RoSall's summing up was most
vehement his final charact erization OF
scoundrel." ana Of Major Gordon as
q preacher and gentleman whose rea-
son had been unscated by baseless at
tacks involving tho good name of the
Gordon family.
III WcndcnburE'n Reply.
Mr.. Wendenbarg, in, reply. asserted
tIlGl MIS-. i tE!GN ana ilcl NOIAScl I!hu
abused and insulted every one opposed
10 their side Of the case. If she should
fail 20 sc; the order she seeks" said
MI. Wendenburg, tit may be that she
the Judiciary itself She has not hest
tated TO contradict and insult her own
attorney, ana has insulted the counsel
directly ana Indirectly"
Continuing. Mr. Nendo nburg assert
e th&. Hlr, Tenney. l4aa made no an
ter which was certainly ot incrilni-
mating cha-acter, hut barred both BY
limitstion and by the fact that Mrs
Tennsy had coadoned ans offense iyI
cortinu.ag II live with her husband
TINS 3;ary Horn letter fell into SIrs
Is.nt:'s hands II 1879
tEr Wsndsnburg had scarcely more
tt1r cle1.ac MS decks for action WHEN
ths ssour Of Adjournment for the dav
HrrETsa. aEc x is o-cpa bic tha: the ar
guner- will consume the greater BART
q tp-Geys session.