The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-11
NEWS FROM NEARBY
CITIES AND TOWNS.
AN ADULTERY CASE CREATES A
SENSATION IN LOGAN.
Professor Maeser's Lecture at the
Opera Ifouse-Logan Tabernacle
Choir Observation-Disclosures Game
Results in Favor of the b. Y. Boys.

LOGAN, Nov. 10.-On Friday, Will
lam Lish, a gentleman of no particu-
lar evocation but who seems to be
plentifully supplied with ''the need
full was arrested by Deputy United
States Marshal Turner on complaint
issued from Commissioner Norrells
court, charging him with adultery
The arrest was made at the insuga-
tion of A. woodland. of Richmond,
who, according to her own statement
for some months past has been laDor-
ing under the impression that she was
Mrs William Lish. She was rudely
awakened from the dream of bliss,
however when Lish left her and went
TO counting a young lady in smith
field She Immediately began to IN
vestigate. and discovered that her al
legged husband already had a WlIe
when he eloped with her to Franklin,
Idaho and paid a justice 81 TO go
through the form of marrying them.
Upon becoming convinced that such
was the case. Amelia swore out com
plant as above stated, charging Llsh
with having committed the crime or
adultery.
Prof Karl G. Maeser delivered
lecture at the opera house Friday
evening on the subject, school and
series of lectures instituted by the
Brigham Young college for the benefit
of it's students and the public gener-
ally. The lectures are free, and being
given in the Thatcher opera house all
may have the privilege of attending.
Prof Maeser addressed the students
Of the Agricultural college.
Tho young ladies' conference today
was well attended, despite the cold
weather.
Company c. Utah National Guard,
in company with numerous friends,
disported itself in the merry dance
Friday evening.
Lieutenant Newberger, commanding
company c. L. n. G., is rejoicing, to-
gether with his good wife, over the
arrival of little son in mis- home.
Editor D. n. Davis.of the Preston
Standard, stopped off at Logan on his
return home from Salt Lake city,
where he spent election day.
A case of diphtheria is quarantined
in the Island district of this city.
The Logan tabernacle choir, which
for fifteen years has made such splen-
did progress under the leadership of
Prof Alexander Lewis. dissolved at
its practice meeting held last even
ing Internal dissension and dissatis-
faction are said to have been primary
causes, although other reasons are
thought to exist.
A highly interesting and exciting
game of football was played al the
b Y. college grounds yesterday be-
tween the Athletic associations of the
Agricultural and B. Y. colleges. The
game was hot one and lasted fifty
minutes. at the end of which time the
score stood 16 to 0 in favor of the B.
Y. boys.
The cold snap has caught many
farmers with their potatoes and beets
still in the ground, and much fear is
expressed that they will be destroyed.
Quite number of apple orchards are
also nipped with the lucious winter
fruit still grazing their branches
Springville Independent.
We have held our editorial page open
to get a conservative and accurate es-
innate of the vote of Springville and
are pleased to say the men elected are
all good. solid men. who will undoubt-
edly make our city's interest their
chief aim in public life We reiterate
the hope that they will relegate poll
tics TO that place where municipal poll
tics should be sent, and united effort
made 20 have Springville where it
ought to be-the first city Of the coun-
ty. It's location is all that is neces-
sary to have it so; being the only juno
ton city in the county. 1t has all the
natural facilities for greatness and is
second only to one town in point of
popula ton. assessed wealth and school
attendance. II is the natural location
for the county seat and if we were to
lead out in enterprise headed by a
good mayor and an energetic though
conservative council, there is no reason
on earth why our true positions and
rights might not be recognized. But
this sort of a move must, like charity,
begin at home.-Springvill Indepen-
dent.
Frank Woods is as lucky as a stub
tailed dog in in-can time. Saloon
keeper Millburn might be classed in
the same category. Although Demo
GRAFT, Frank found Joy enough in the
political situation on election day to
form the desire for a full sized jag
During the process of his inebriation
there came moment when he was
seized with a vague desire to handle
his gun. The desire struck him in
Mllburn's saloon, and it would ap-
pear that the gun was loaded about
as heavily as was Woods. A stray
bullet passed Just under Millburns
arm and in too close juXtaposition to
his vitals for keen enjoyment Woods
bowled up all day Wednesday and was
arrested for disturbance. This cost
him S20.50.-Price Advocate.
Attorney Evans and F. r. Moore are
working hard TO get an A. o. U. w.
lodge organized in VernaL The neces-
sary number required to perfect an
organization is sixteen and they now
have the names of that many men
who have signified their willingness to
join.-Yernal Express.
Uncle Billy Gibson was so excited
over being elected that when he start
ed to go home yesterday evening he
hftched up one of w H. Burton's
bald-faced sorre1 that he drives in the
least. His little girl. who accompanied
him. while on the road wanted to
know why her pa had traded horses
and what boot he got. which caused
Uncle Billy to lower his head enough
to see that Badly was not in the shafts
Huh, let's get back and change be-
fore anyone finds it out" The joke on
her pa was too good for Miss Alice to
keep and she gave him away -Vernal
Express.
Not many towns of the size show as
much enterprise and thrift as Vernal,
and yet to a stranger it would seem
that we lack considerable enterprise in
sidewalk building owing to the sloppy
condition Of the walks at present This