Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-20
NE "ouGnr 10 he ASHAMED"

THE 'tblbafalD organ, backed by III
mythical sold lady" without name oil
habltation, eth inshis on making o
w. Powers martyr 10 "Mormon
yahooes." II does THE Ia the face OF
the fact that we proved that no such
occurrence a. the"charlyari" ever TOOK
place. Here ia what 1t says this morn'
ing:
"Itistruc. notwithstanding the denial
oftho News, that Judge Powers and bis
family were grossly insulicl on their
moving to the Twentieth ward by q band
OF hoodlums. wo do not wonder that
tho Nrws denies H. Il has always do
Tended every act Of that kind or boldly
denied IT,"
We here re.iniroduco a portion Of the
denial Of the NEWS referred 10, and u
the claim Of martyrdom Tor MI Pow
ors, sustained by the 7iiiuns invisible
old laay, continues, We may add 70 the
donials until the whole neighhorhooi
IL covered;
"Mr. Edward Taylor (nou-'Nofi
mOn'l resides n few yards distant rom
tho new home Of Mr., f1wtfH' Tue
writer " this hek-d him the following
question, this morning;
.'Hnvo YOU seen IN this morning.
issue of tie Salt Lake Tribune, q state
mont to the OBJECT .hnt crowd OF
g Mormon'b yahoo,e" disturbed O.W.
a HtNhI
which they moved into their new
residence, by the heating OF I'm cans,
the blowing Of horns, the ringing Of
bells aud fifing Of rocks against tue
house2'"
"'Yes.'D
"Is there any truth In the state
mont2"
"None whatever, 40 far A. know.
| was at home during the whole Of the
evening" In question. l am certain
nothing OF the kind could have &C.
CURED without my being aware of u.
There VA. no blowing Oi horns, beating
Of cans, ringing Of bells or throwing 81
rocks suaIbst the house. There were
n number " small girls on the street
ranging probably lctwsen the ages OF
four and six years, engaged In game
W ,n ,,'i Nv u. .',i,, J' ,,'I,ii,, az ,i.y
Thai was ali guess Powers, lmngi.
nation must have been lively and
created the charivnrl."
This morning the writer OF this met
MIR. Charles Thirhlll, who lives In tho
immediate uelghhothood Of Mr.
Powers now residence an asked him
n question similar to the iirst put 10
Mir. Taylor.
This was substantially his repy;
al never heard any such disturbance.
II could not have been made without
my having heard 1t. There are few
little girls about 20 high (placing his
hand about 30 Inches from the ground)
who are In the habit OF playing
around on the street in that vicinity,
among them two o, my own. They
are innocent Of making any noise 10
disturb anybody, simply engaging
In frolick, like little children
do everywhere. For my part
delight to hear them, and NJ
does anybody who IL not s0ured,
Judge Powers ought to be ashamed to
make such statement as he has. II
is the mos. childish attempt to make
something out Of nothing | ever heard
Of"
"Do you know Of my old lady living
in that nelghb orhood who would he
likely to say that shs 'did not want
Judge Powers 10 live up In the wardG"
al do not know OF any old lady who
lives in that noighborhoJd except one,
and that IL my moth or, and am sure
she would never make such state.
ment, as Am certain She has no obleo.
ton TO Judge Powers living anywhere
That SUITS nm. l DO NOT KIN OW OF nuNs