Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-13
HOUSEHOLDER'S HOUSEHOLD.
A Scene Enacted There On Saturday
Night Costs the Husband $40.

In a NJ Of jealous rage, backed up by
n little over.indulgenoe in bad beVer.
ages, Al. Householder, who conduct
a household on Eighth South between
Third and Fourth West streets, com.
mittod an act on Saturday night last,
between the hours OF six and seven,
which neoessitated his afIalgnmout
before Police Justice wenger this
morning.
Tho charges ioT which Al. was called
10 answer were those OF assault and
battery on his his boIteT-hAlf, Bertha,
and a disturbance OF tho peace anu
quiet Of the citizens residiug In that
vicinity.
II appears from the evidence ad.
duced that the whole caus
Of this later distufhanee-such
occurrences are apparently frequent
In Al's household-wns the coming to
town OF Hugh Wilson, Mr.. Household.
Er's nephew, who dropped Into Salt
Lake last Monday from Bingham.
~ WIS hhAAhk Aht lhulNhAANNu uNNN
Statehood that Mr.. Wilson met HE
Uncle Al, and he, OF course, like all
other uncles naturally would, invitei
tho young man down to the house to
partako OF the inequalities offered by
the Househ older household. The young
man accepted the genial hospitality Of
his uncle, anu accordingly called ON
hlm on Monday evening, where he was
treated with all due kindness.
Mr.. Wilson, however, was "strapped,"
40 ho had been working at Bingham
ana had not received hia hafd.oarnei
dueals,so he asked h y un |, II he could
remain with him aui pArilke OF h 10
bed and board, until such time as the
remoneti2atiOn Of silver could be
brought about.
swell, Hugh, the facts OF tho case
arc eimply these" said the uncle
"Hou are perfectly at liberty 10 bosrd
here, hut don't think can give you
tlseping accommodation o. our sup
ply OF blankets ~ somewhat limited;
btsldes / am working on the nighi
shift anu don't much approve OF your
stopping here IN my absence"
Tho above 10 the statement that Mr..
Householder claims no made 10 his
nephew, although the nephew, on the
witness stand, alphabetically denied
having heard anything Of the kind.
However, Hugh stopped at his uncle's
place OF abode ana remained there dur
Ing tue week, 10 the apparent ditconi-
nture OF uncle Al, who, on Saturday,
determined TO put an end to the IN.
lIuslOni went TO town and "bOwleu
up" coming home ready to meet any
anu all Ubsl 4Ole6.
On reaching home, tho Gespi cd
iutfudet was qthese, and Nh n
Mrp. Householder asked ner hus.
band 10 come to supper, he, win
many Of the epithots ~ his command,
empha,ioally reiuteu TO natisiy tue
cravirga of tho inner man, but Insisted
uIo4 gOing TO work hungry. Al the
same moment he became wEathy, anu
tpringiug like demon upon ms
nephew, ordered him to leave forth.
win, not giving him chance 90
leaNe, however, until he had brought
MS nats TO bear upon Hugh's face.
The vito lnterioroi anu In tho tcrlm.
mage che was bidly dealt WITH, when
Hugh planted his right upon hi.
uhelt's superior maxiilary, AMI run.
hlng out u tue hOuar, quickly sum.
moned the patrol wagon, into which
Al was placed ana conveyed to tht
police station.
me foregoing was introduced at Ia
nearing this morning, and notwuh.
standing the plea OF Attorney Wstrous
lsr tho discharge Of the Defendant,
Judge Wenger believed he was gully
o' INC assault, but not Of disturbing