The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-05-09

LAKE was yesterday caught by officers
IN a compromising position with Mrs.
W. y Reilly, wife of prominent Salt
Lake attorney and the two were ar
rested and tsken to Jail on the charge
OF adultery. The two, it is said, have
been IN the habit of locking themselves
IN the doctors study in the First M. E.
church on Third street, Salt Lake city,
for hours at a time. In the study is
folding bed The officers broke into
the room. The bed was down and the
clothes of both were very much ruff1ed.
The preacher has vile and daughter
now Visiting in California. Mr.. Reilly
states that he believes his wife to be
innocent of any crime, and will fight
the charge to a finish, but character
ICES Rev. Mabry as a -- for placing
his wife in such compromising posi-
ton. Mrs. Reilly said REV. Mabry has
had, and he is the only man | have
ever known who has Iabored at all
times to help me lead higher and
purer lie. have been to his study
on a number of occasions during the
past month, and he has given me a
number of good books TO read. l
reached his study this afternoon shortly
after l O'CLOCK, and began talking 10
him about character in one of the
books | had been reading. | have been
sick for several days, and for come
reason I began to cry. TIE more /
cried the sicker | got, and finally being
unable to sit up any longer | laid down
upon the bed. DIR. MaDry sat down
beside me and was talking to me when
the officers broke the door open. That
is all their is to it,
GRAND free opening of the Provo
Park gardens on Thursday, May 9th.
ORGANS, pianos and other musical
instruments, all of the best makes. at
Taylor Bros. com 2any
WORKMEN employed in moving the
Sm0ot barns and sheds from the inter
Tor OF the block east of J and north Of
Fifth street today tore down the tall
poles that constituted he old fire bell
stand, to be used as skids.
TAYLOR BROS. COMPANY TOR crockery
ware.
DON'T go to the trouble OF making
your children's dresses. You Can buy
them ready made in percale, seer
sucker, zephyr, etc., for 40 cents to
$3.50 in all sizes from two to twelve
years at Barney's.
SHELTON & Cos. new store at Gates
Snow building looks like the "Moun-
tain coming to Mahomet," Mr.. Skel-
ton says his business will go wherever
he goes, and his friends assure him
that he is right,
s, g. WHITE LeghOrn eggs, soc. per
setting, three settings for 81 90 at Provo
City Lumber company.-W. j. Ross,
Manager.
BEST goods, lowest prices at Taylor
Bros. company.
JOSEPH d. SMITH and John 7. Ash
man of Fillmore have brought suit IN
the First District court for Judgment
for $1180.00. interest, costs and attor-
ney's fee, and for foreclosure of chattel
mortgage, on a saw mill and certain
stock given to secure payment OF the
note,
THE Victor Gold & Silver Mining
company have brought suit in the
First District court against the Ma
tional Bank of the Republic, 6. A.
ClSwson, William GroesbecE and John
OuIilNdI, LO I6COf6L pOSSeS5lUu VI CCI-
tain mining claims IN TinGic mining
district sold by John T. Sullivan sheriff,
the last named defendant, under execu-
tion against the mining company. Ger
tain Irregularities upon the part of de-
PENDANTS are alleged.
JUDGE KING held a session Of the
First District court in chambers today.
A motion to appeal the suit of James
Goodman VS.. the Provo Commercial 81
Savings bank was argued and time ex-
tended to Monday, May 18th, in which
to make amendment in the proposed
statement. A motion to set aside
sheriff's sale of certain land ID Payson
belonging to D. S Dana made under
execution in favor of J. w. n, White
cotton was argued. The judge now
has the matter under advieement. 1t
will be remembered that Attorney
Whitecotton sued Attorney Dana for
attorneys fees and got judgment for
$4,000. The accrued costs were $4,000.
Execution for $4,000 was issued and
real estate valued at 100000 was lev
led upon and sold to Mr.. Whitecotton
for the face of his judgment. Mr.. Dana
insists that the sheriff should not have
sold all of the real estate, but only 80
much of 1t as is worth the amount OF
the judgment.