Arizona republican., 1895-11-22
ISRAEL TELLS HIS STORY. And Mrs. Deiter Has a
 Narrative. Another Tale Of Rapid fife in
 PhpniX. How the Pair Fled Over the West, Pursued by the
 Husband.

in June of the present year, while the woman's husband was in jail upon the charge of having threatened her life, and it was not without much persuasion that they consented to give their yer sion of the affair yesterday.
 Mrs. Dieter was the first to speak. She is a remarkably handsome little whose cheeks retain the bloom of youth, despite the life of shame which she admits having led.
 At the beginning of her narrative Mrs. Dieter spoke with much hesita- tion, but as she proceeded and told of how she had supported her husband in idleness with the proceeds of her shame, and of the beatings which she said he had given her when she had protested against it, her eyes flashed, and, throwing aside ali reserve, she told the story of her degradation as if it were fairy tale
 According ito Mrs. Dieter's statement, she met Dieter and married him in Spokane, Wash, in November, 1892. She was an inmate of a flash house at the time, and at Dieter's solicitation she lived with him portion of the time at his room. During the first week of their residence together, Mrs. Dieter says that Dieter borrowed s65 from her, which he has failed to repay to date. They continued to live together until March, 1894, when they moved to San Francisco, she supporting him all the time From San Francisco they went to San Jose, where Mrs. Dieter pawned her jeWelry for sufficient money to en- able Dieter to start candy kitchen. Shortly after their arrival at San Jose, however, Dieter engaged a room for her and occupied an adjoining room while she entertained male callers.
 From San Jose they went to Portland and before reaching Phoenix, Ariz., they had visited Los Angeles, San Ber- nardino, Prescott and Albuquerque and other cities At all these places Dieter, 50 she claims, placed her in a house of iH-fame and compelled her to give him all of her earnings, which he spent at gambling and with fast women. He also beat her severely upon one or more occasions.
 With reference to her association with Israel at Phoenix, .Ariz, Mrs Diet CT said:
 My husband told me he would kill me if I had anything to do with Israel. He wanted me to work him for few thousand, but not to remain out with him all night. He didn't care, he said, if I stayed with him little while If I remained away all night and refused to tell him the next morning where I had been, he wSuld think I had been with Israel, and would beat me and threaten to kill me.
 Finally he wanted me to leave Phoe- nix, but I refused to go, telling him that I would not go until 1 had money enough to go s0mewher and be decent. He then took S15 of the money he had left and went to Prescott, but he came back the next night, and threatened to kill me. He also beat and bruised me and said he would kill me if I didn t support him. I then left him and hid out three or four days, after which l hired a man to go with me to my house and pack up my things. then went to California, but came back in May, hay ing heard that he had left Phoenix He heard of my return, though, and came back himself, after which he as-
 
 have killed me, had it not been for the interference of two girls, who broke open the door and saved me. He was arrested for this assault, and while he was in jail I ran away.
 This is Mrs. Dieter's story in brief many sensational details having been eliminated.
 MT. Israel, who is an attorney by pro- fession and a man of splendid intellect said that he first met Mrs. Dieter in a sporting house in Phoenix, Ariz, on March "A, 1895. He learned that she was married, and later met her hus- band at a gambling table, where he was bucking the tiger with more determina- ti0n than luck. The same night Mrs Dieter came to his room, her eyes red with weeping, and one of her eyes dis colored, and told him that her husband had beaten her and taken SIS away from her.
 T advised her" said Israel, Ito have him arrested for the theft of the money, and she went to his room ana threatened to do so. Dieter became frightened and went to Prescott bu a few days later he returned, and going to her house he assaulted her, and was removed by an officer. During his ab sence had given Mrs. Dieter sufficien money to enable her to purchase { house of her own. After Dieter's as sauIt she came to my room and placed in hiding at the home of friend, where she remained until I helped her to sliI out of town. Later she returned tt Phoenix. Dieter having left in thu hut of bn 1T appeared upon the scene and resumed his prosecutions. 1 then told Mrs. Die ter that Qalr relations would have tt cease until she could get rid of her hus