Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-22
THE LEGAL ARENA.
,.,,n c. Israel Sentenced 10 Three
WV Months.
.,ooy,Lp TRIAL ON AT LAST
. King Admonlshes Attorneys 10
e.,rd tho Judiciary" Reputation
New Suits-iote"

IAN for arrest Of judgment was eIso
nv n.y. Israel was convicted last
u'u 0I,s Of adultery with Mrs. Belle
s w., Tho closing speech OF District
p .,,,,n.y Howal was scsthins
A.. ',,T Of tho defendant, I'r"el,
80 s,n,ss,ed the gIeale'' contempt
wv ~ husband, Henry J. Dieter. This
20 ,a,og Judge Powers said he re-
w. WA tha, there could be found
80 49, men who would hnd such
N 'i,s, on the evidence OF such wilt.
W., a, the husband OF this woman
e.,rse c. Israel was called for sem
10 and stated that he had nothing
,,y why Judgment should not be
-. but wanted to state something In
,n,t,on Of his conduct lie de.
lh..t'tnat he had never received any
nom the woman. lie admitted
~, K. had been guilty OF adultery,
asclared that II was not at ins
n, place charged In the In
s,,.,rsnt. He then Teoitsd his
S's,stlop with Mfe. Dieter, and told
81 shr said OF the awful and i'm.
moul conduct Vt her husband. lie
',,s relsled how Dieter had threatened
n. M aui the liin Of his wife. Israel
.'is he assisted Mis-. Dieter to leave
~ NJ: and also furnished money 10
n,'t,rt 10 ~ 10 Florence, Colo. Israel
'1.,,d :, finally no ielt that, Mis-. Die
~, xss entitled 10 n better life. and he
s,.,me willing 10 make her hie vile.
WIN that idtA he sent her 10 San
gnneisco, leaving Dieter IN Pho nix,
nd allowed her. They then went 10
lspe,u, Albtks, Dieter following
Nom iiom place 10 place, until they
cached Salt Like. IL wss here that
n, law was violated. Israel went TO
Co,lvllo 0, where he was arrested. lie
~. .ull determined TO d.
roe Mu. Dieter from hor hus.
hpJ, anu to make her his
me. Israel then denied any.
mlte fepfoachful In his professional
M. vhatsvtT had been his private life.
Hecalled the attention Of tue court 10
lte lacl that imprisonment meant de-
rnyallon Of citizenship aud his perma-
nsnl exclusion Uf tue privilege VI ever
fllovlug his pToftssiou.
Judge King thought in,ently for
lev m0ments, aud then stated that he
vould deter sentences until . O'Clock.
10 the case VI Frank Med ,nAld, the
t1.gtlicrman accused OF assault 10
muidef Emil sackerton, Judge Powers
applied Tor further oJntinuAL CO OF the
elss, on the ground Oi the Illness OF n
nIlsHal witness. District Attorney
HlvA, objected TO the continuance,
I'D said he was willing to take the
opposition Of the witness. Judge King
lhgnght the taking Of the witnetb's
testimony al her home should meet
he bill, and he would 40 order rather
Ihan postpone the case again.
The adultery case against Rev. w.
D Mhbfy was called, hut was post.
lontt lill this afternoon toallow Judge
Jaid TO BE- present..
Thl, afternoon Mr.. Iarnel was called
" sentence. Judge King said the
uar believed that Mr.. Israel had
ilAiei tue truth. The court expressed
lhe ylsw that the woman was the psf-
,an most badly dealt with thus far. II
lHtsl had loved the woman, said
Judge King, 1t would seem that
he would not have INDUCED
10 The Intimacy confessed. The
Jury aid night In finding
verdict Of guilty. In this respect,
Judge Powefs's criticism was not
la,'lhAble. The court would be LENT
,hb aud the prosecuting attorney
o.ntd IN the lenionoy. Judge King
hsn,enlenced Israel to imprisonment
10 The penltehtlary for tnres months.
Toe Trial OF Ffark Mcdonald, as
hnll 70 murder, was then taken up
hdAluiy impaneled. Toe case had
aN commenced when the NEWS
stnIl press.
NEW SUITS.
Ihsisia NJ. Krogh filed suit today
AAln,l James M, kr0gb, for divorce
90 The ground OF deserlion. The parties
Nc mari Cd at Boslund, Denmark, In
+n'ieh, 1870, and have eight children.
W. Insertion Ia alleged 10 have taken
zee 10 August, 1894. Mrs. Krogh
'nnss per month Riimony.
VNollne q, Peterson also com.
aasn'el suit Tor di orce, tho defendant
eug Matthias PstertOn. The mar.
nU hok place A. Berlinger, Sweden,
Aplil, 1854. Mrs. Petersou says her
4'uAnl drsotted her In 1880. She
Voc restoration OF her maiden
''~e' Catherine G. Anderson.
An USpLEAsANrNRss.
Vlle tllI occurred this afternoon
ossvtvn Col. Ellis aud john NJ. Zane,
~ cluhsel Tor the Silver King anu Tie
S',,sl ! mlulng companies respsoliyr.
si, a no had referred, In his aT,u.
Nv, ,nl' morning, 10 at article In tbs
n ,,a Law Register, rejecting on
Me ehiei lusllca OF California, This
aVSin0oh Col. Ellis took up the defense
nv S ,a,s. Justice Beatty, Insisting that
m,'e,eiehces 10 him were not gentle.
inc y M Zane responded by read
10 nvW the Law Register, whsfe tue
M4''',D,hs referred 10 were very severe.
49,. %ihe reassurted that he only
,nSt'., "hat lie had road on the
,ny'sl ana never hal claimed
w"'ug else. During the discussion,
ngS,'g1;pls'ages between Col. Ellis and
ir "' Hihe' while the latter WA, address.
, tue court, had 10 be- checked sever.
ns ' Hs by Judge King. Following
Vs, s discussion, Judge King said he re-.
s, Ssl Chief Justice Beatty M Of the
no alAhllng, and there could he
Jud,, W madyasIOn against him.
heal n, uE $3.50 stated that In the
Ven, ~ N,sument attorneys sometimes
h,tdon,o 'at' He then rsferre TO the
hon VI tho courts to the Union
,ee,p' a'sGAs by membprs OF The bar,
pie,,aS 9 o. their integrity AID ex.
he W. 'ne View that members Of
eppia, should DO jealous OF tho
,u,Tj i, ~ ~, OF the Judiciary, anu
irsc,i,nn WIN great care and c,rcum.
lgj,o,,u, II dld no good to sssail The