Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
A Soldier Who Married His wife In
a WfOng Name.
SMALL SUIT AGAINST PAT RYAN.
william Lucas Asks 1000 Damages.
For Malicious Prosecution, From
Alexander Winter.


Supreme Court opinions. In the lower
courts nothing Of any moment has
.ranspirei today.
ACCOUNTS APPROVED.
The accounts Of U. s. Commissioner
Pratt wore approved this morning by
Judge BAr,ch and allowed.
a nissEMBLER.
Sarah Anu Ward obtained divorce
ION her husband, wm. +. Ward,
on the ground OF failure to
provide. The case went by default,
the defendant being ut prcient In the
penitentiary nt LoavcnwoT,h, Kansas,
serving a sentence Of two years for
dsserton from the u. =. army, he
having enlisted In the name Of Phstoror
The punishmeut was imposed by a
court martial.
The parties intermRffiod In this city
10 Aprl, isOJ. The plaintiff stated
that when she irsi became acquainted
with her husband, some time IN tho
year 1850 hn was known as VIM. i.
Ward, and was nj that tine desefler
from ,hr army; but this latter fact was
unknown TO nuf until alter tho mar.
Rage. For moru thhu "a year prior 20
his convection he had neglected 10
provide tor her the nccrasafiug Of life,
because OF hiA idlentsp, ptthlgecy anu
dlsipation.
Ansr uorrobofaiivo testimony had
been given Judge Barlob granted the
decree ~ prayed.
SAYS N WAS UNFJuSDED.
As2,OOO damage ,uli.wAs iilsd In tho
Third district court tots mOTDiBg by
VIM. Lucas aginst Alo1Auicr Winter.
ltiH alleged In tho uImplaiHt that on
July Oh Of the present year the de-
Irndant swOfe uut n warrant against
Lucas charging him with emueaEling
lho sum VI 81. Plaiuu1 was impris.
sJnvI for several days awaitiug trial.
but upon the healing before Police
justice smith 10y whom the warrant
Of arrest had been issusd) no was din
churgej. II IL now claimed that thu
charge preferred against Lucas was
false ami wholly uufoundod aud the
arrest malicious ami without probable
cause. by reason Of said prosecution
platutih Gays he suffered great
ANNAAhNH hANNAAA AAHNANaNf ANHH W AAAAANl
expense and physical discomfort.
liz has always, he stalte, borne n good
reputation Ia this community, and
PRIOR TO July 9th was employed n
agent nnd clerk by tue defendant, who,
on OF about July oh, In this hearing Of
suudty persons falsely accused him OF
ApptOpfiAting the sum above named,
George westefvell Is the plaintiil's
attorney.
SUIT AGAINST PAT RYAN.
James NJ. Watson, 4. NJ. Barrett and
R9bi. Bowman, In partnership Ne Wat.
sou BT \, this morning brought suit In
Commissioner McNally's court against
Pat Ryan 10 recover the sum OF s85. ~
Tor labor and material furnished, iu-
tursst and costs.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
The county board OF equalization
has been In session again to-
day, aud during this forenoon,
more particularly, was kept very busy.
Nothing Of Importance tTauspired, the
business being confined TO the usual
line Of applications TOT abatement on
various grounds.
COUNTY COURT.
The county court will not hold an.
other session until Monday next
TAKISG A HOLIDAY.
U. s. Marshal Brigham left this
morning for Park CITY, with the In
tunlion OF spending n brief holiday IN
tae canyons. lie was accompanied by
his wife.
uET1lSu READY F0R FRIDAY.
AZ tho Territorial Supreme Court
will meet next Friday, Judges Merritt
Rnd Barton are up TO their necks In
work, preparing opinions.
IT's BEcoMuNu TnuSG.
Thesecond adjourned hearing Of the
charge u assault aud battery preferred
against G. r. Nelson aud n. 4. scott,
the principals To- the saloon row which
occurred Ia the southern part Of the
city last week, 10 Ia progress before
Commissioner McNally this afternoon.
An etior: will DO made to finish the
ease today,