The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-06
A NASTY MESS.
Provo Furnishes n Sensational Court
Episode-Generai GIimpses.

EpisOde-Generai GIimpses.
PROVO. Oct. 5, 1S95.-The case of the
people VS.. Robert Gatheram, charged
with fornication. is now on in the court
here. The defendant is charged with
being the father of the unborn child of
Hannah Dugdale. The latter gave
most positive evidence-so positive, in
fact that it shall not find place in the
columns Of The Herald.
When the case now on is concluded,
a similar nasty mess in which a street
companion of Dugdalc and a young
man named Thomas e concerned, will
come up. The brazen conduct of the
Dugdale woman on the stand yester-
day shocked even those who have
grown callous to such occurrences.
Jailed and Fined.
Franklin Howard, a man IL years
old, was today arraigned on an indict-
ment charging him with assault with
a deadly weapon. He was permitted
to rlead guilty to simple assault, and
was sentenced to the Sewer county jail
for twenty days and to pay a fine of
is paid. Howard, in a drunken row at
Aurora, Sewer county, cut a boy by
the name of Ivil with a knife.
Charged With Riot.
The five tramps who were arrested
at the Rio Grande Western depot the
other evening were arraigned today on
an Indictment charging them with riot.
They all entered pleas IF not guilty
and Attorney S. K. King was appoint
ed TO defend them. Their names are
James Dooley, William True, Thomas
Rogers, Feter Huff and Daniel Ilvons.
One More.
William Ieavitt was today arrestei
and taken before Commissioner Dudley
on charge of fornication said 20 nave
been committed with Miss Mary E.
Harrison. Leavitt was bound over in
the sum of 800 to await the actit Il of
the grand jury.
In Memoriams
In memory OF our honored friend and
brother, Benjamin j3achman, PAST
master of Story Lodge No. A. 7.
& A. NJ, Provo City, Utah, one of the
first members OF tLis lodge, then under
dispensation, February 16, 1872, and
afterwards charter member and The
first secretary, in which Office he served
faithfully, competently AMI truly. and
in all the offices IL the lodge in which
he filled VI to the master chair, he
served with credit to himself and non
or TO the fraternity.
Now, whereas, the Great Grand Mas
ter of the Universe, 10y bis all wise
providence has seen fit to summon
from our midst our esteemed friend
ard brother Benjamin Bachnan, on
Tuesday, Nov. II A. d.. 1895.
And, whereas, Brother Bachman was
held in high esteem b. all his friends
and brethren, and his presence, infiu-
ence and wise counsel Will be missed
nv many. most especially by his fam
sly.
The Masonic fraternity remembering
back in his long years OIL Ialt III III Ia
bors, know they have lost protaer
and friend; AMI the family or our de-
ceased brother have lost from the fam
flv circle a loving husband and kind
indulgent father, and Ibis city snd
country a loyal citizen. Ihat THESE
and other characteristics have won Tor
Rrother BENJAMIN EachInan place IN
our hearts and memories as citizens
and Masons, and we hope ana believe
he has won an honorable station within
the portals of the grand lodge above,
where the Grand Master OF the UNI
verse presides, from whose decree there
is no appeal, but whose eiictS are tenn
Dered with love, truth, mercy, justice
and charity.
resolutions be placed in the archives
of +he lodge. and that the same be
cnread upon the records of this lodge.
commemorative of his memory, ana
that q copy be furnished to each OF
the CITY papers for publication, and
cow he furnished to the bereaved fam
tly with the assurance that his widow
aSd cbiidren have the heartfelt SYM
nafhv of The members of the Masonic
JOHN WARWICK,
A. A. NOON.
S. K. KING.
Committee.
A. D. CASH, w, NJ.
] WARWICK,
Secretary