Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02
IN SID'SDIRKPATHS.
A DANGEROUS, DAD WOMAN.
LILLE Anna Baumgiricu, Also Pound
Gniliy.-May ba Sent ,oiho
Reform school.

There was another chaplor-.ho final
one 10 Tar As tho police department ia
coneernei-in the caso oi Mrs. Meta
charged with being trocurcu OF
school girls for prostitution ani Niss
Anna Bsumgarten, with being DO.
coy, before Justice Smith this fore.
noon.
Samuel Lcoman, who said he was =
horse unoer barber, bartender aud
general laborcr, was the nf,l witness.
lie was placed on tho stand by Ate
torncy C0ny Tor tho defense. iuo.-
dei tally % wa8 brought cut that no
wnaa "0Jnrier" a. tho Mrt,s house
and that DO waa arrested % ere
oorioi" anu tha. ho had boon IN jail
since Wednesday last.
Miss Bauugartcn. q shamsles, little
apriic, next tesuGot. She lived wish
her grandmother OF the corner 81
Ninth South ami Fitu East street,
when not "wogaiug uut" She nsd
beea employed ot ihc California Houao
and "othcr places" and latuuloi uc.
ccptns a situation NJ Hcsloy'i near
the hio Grundo Western when
GfCrtoi. She uubIusuii ely told the
tbfy Of her young LIE auI %
cad tale 10 was. Iier mother had boen
dead Tor thee or four yuArs auj Or hus
father was living rbc diI no, know &C..
Sue was but seventeen years Of ago
oud the greater uart of this .imc ans
lived Do tho Eleventh ward Of this
city. TIE rest ui the tImi suo hud
resided Mt Muut, Pooa aud ldano.
She len her grandmother. brcauFs
there was always troubla THERE
Her uncle, Mr. kr1ut found fault
with her running 0ut 10 much nnGp
said the witness sAuolly, che had no
business 90 do that wnon grandma
gives me permission 10 20 1ut.n
10 trauspiruu that she mad been in the
habit oi visiting tuu parks hud being
on the ft'culB uu election nights "And
other timuH llko that"
Ciatle Mutz, the lj.year-oli daugh.
ter Uf thb Cniri defendant, teetiflBd
that she came 10 Salt Lake from
Evanston with nor mother about a
year ago. Prior 10 that they had lived
iu Nebraska and ono. Her father
wns In Oregon having separated from
hs family iu Evanston on account VI
trouble. Gradually she admitted that
her m1thUr's nome here had been a
resort where men aud boys anu
hol1ior0 came and drank wine aud beer
aud "cutFltd on" dlgfareiuliy.
Attorney WhittrmDro asked tue
court & hold the defendants to await
the action of the grant Jury Tor an
Oilsufe No heluOuB o. 10 cause all hon.
oHblu and virlu8ua people 20 FeCoil
VITA horror.
Attorney C0ray opened his arru.
ment by suyiug tina, 1. was probably
fortunate That his client UF especially
Mr Mut,z, WAS not the kind Of
woman ;he prescott pg attorney OF tho
newspapers hal painted. II thc
waI sho should DO taken out nud
huuggy by the neck until dead. Mr.
C0uy continuing called the nuws.
payers 20 task Tor the manner iu which
they had Unanimously denounced tue
defendants, Hu was, however, cut
short by thu court, who declared that
hu haI taken cOgu.zance Of no cvI-
dono alluged outside Of the ttia! cham
Der.
Prosecuting Attorney whitiemors
was about 10 reply 10 the
argument Of counsel for deienG-
ant when tho court announced
that II would be- unnecessary M he
certainly would hold them 10 tho
gtauu jury. He hardly knew what 70
do villa Miss Baumgafieu--the proper
place Tor her was In tho Reform school.
Until, however, her Csc was
finally disposed OF, sho should
bc Kept separate anu apart
from hire. Metz. The lattef's bonds
were ilEcd ~ 81 900 aud being unable
10 furnish Ihum she was committed TO
jail.
Little Annie Baumgarlon broke
down and weut bitterly, and every
heart In the court room was touched
with eympatly IN her behalf, us all
were unanimous Ia the belief that she
was most unfortunate m being deprived
OF proper parental advice and care.
Her bonds were liked AZ $3.50 aud an
effort will be made ~ furnish them on
Monday.
When the court announced IT, con-
Clusi0n Mr. hsfiz Tor tho fret tlmu ho.
AlhltA Nlr'H % ANAAlAlhh AAN hNANNNN
IN which her own shame
ful conduct had placed hor and
said she wAs s5l,citlus concerning tho
welfare OF her two children. shB
asked Attorney WhiItemoro 10 write u
the fltnor ia Oregon, requesting him
10 take 0ue Of the girls Rud - a sister
NJ KeRrney, Nebraska, b. give home
10 tho other. She feels certain that
she IL doomed 20 long term Of im-
prlsoumeut In the penilentlary.
OTHER roLlCE COURT CASES.
Frank King, a y0ung tough, who
was one u the principal participants Ia
tho TeCout hanging Of "a Chinamnn In
the city jail, was convicted VI vaRtau.
~ aud sentenced 10 thigty days inn
William @ Smith, a perllnacious
juvenile accused OF stealing an Ovpi-
scat, insisted that n his case was con.
.inued he could prove n perfect alabl.
lie will DO given an opportunity 10 do
iJ ON Monday morning next.
Ed. Jones pleaded guilty 10 beg
gius on The streets. lie Will be
loarder at the city jail for the next
.lGeen days.