Arizona republican., 1895-11-19
ISRAEL AND MRS. DIETER The Husband Has His
 Innings. Hoping Couple in Jail at Salt
 Lake. Arrested and Brought Before Court on a Charge Of
 Adultery.

Salt Lake Tribune, Nov. 13 By the arrest of George c. Israel and Mrs. Belle Dieter on the charge of adultery, yesterday, the curtain was rung up up- on the closing act of sensational drama in real life, in which a mans passion, a woman's infdelfty and a trusting husbands betrayal form the scenes.
 Israel, who was up to June of the present year, city attorney of Phoenix, Arizona, was arrested at Coalville, and Mrs. Dieter, was taken into custody at Park City, being an inmate at the time of a house of ill-fame.
 The story of Israel's infatuation for Mrs. Dieter, which has not only made him an outcast and thrown him into the clutches of the law, but has ruined the life of the woman and her husband, as well, has every element of romance. 1t was in May, 1893, that Henry Diet CT, young business man af Occur q !Alene, Ida, married eighteen-year- Belle Hunltley a vivacious and attrac- tive little woman of that city. Married life brought to them all the joys of a perfect existence, and they were correspondingly happy.
 In time, however, the husbands health began to fail, and he and his wife removed to California From there they went to Phoenix, Ariz., and it was at this place that Israel appeared upon the scene.
 Israel was a member of the law firm of Kibby & Israel and also he'd the office of city attorney. That firm was employed by Dieter to transact some legal business for him and later Israel and Mrs. Dieter met
 It was a, case of mad infatuation at first sight on the part of the attorney, and this feeling was 1eci iprccatod ; the wife.
 As is usual in such cases the hus- band soon learned of the attachment, and trouble ensued
 Finally Israel secured the arrest of Dieter on three charges of having threatened his wife's life, and while the unfortunate husband was locked securely behind the prison bars Israel and the woman eloped. Securing his release, Dieter started yin pursuit of the couple, and after fol- lowing their trail to San Francisco, he learned that they had sailed for Aus ralia.
 This was in June of the present year, but several weeks later Dieter received a letter from his wife postmarked at Galveston, Tex From Galveston the couple proceeded to Gunnison, Cole, and from this place Mrs Dieter wrote her husband very pathetic letter, in which she bitterly regretted the step she had taken and begged him to for give and forget. She further said that she would never be happy until she could return to him, but said "he threatens to kill me if I quit him.
 From Gunnison, Israel and Mrs Dieter went to Grand Junction, and On October IA they arrived in Salt Lake, the woman becoming an inmate of Helen iBlazes' resort After a short sojourn in this city the couple went to Pocatello, but later returned to Salt Lake, and then went to Ogden.
 In the meantime, Dieter, who had been in Salt Lake for several weeks, went before the grand jury and had the couple indicted upon the charge of adultery.
 From Ogden, Israel and Mrs Dieter went to Coalville, and from that place the woman proceeded on to Park City.
 Israel and Mrs. Dieter were taken to the penitentiary last night and will be arraigned before Judge King this morn ing.
 Dieter was formerly well known here as a real estate operator and made con- siderable money during the boom He left here in the winter of 1292-Q3