The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-12
Another Cache County Woman
Goes Insane.
SOME DIVORCES GRANTED
LOGAN JOURNAL DEFEATS THE
FAMOUS LIBEL SUIT.
Fine Display of the Box Elder Pro-
duets at the Willard City Fair
Adamson Fornication Case Comes
Up at Provo-Park City Schools.

Logan, Sept. Il.-Another sad case OF
insanity has developed in Cache coun-
ty. This time it is Mrs Alice ", vie
Of Simon Jones Of Mount Sterling,
Cache county. Eighteen months since
she lost her only child, a little girl
baby, which lived only one month
The bereaved mother began grievinS
over her loss and her trouble began as
a melanchoHa and later developed into
delusional insanity. Yesterday infor-
NATION was filed regarding ner case
Today her case came up in Judge
Harris court. as did the case or MIS-
Hannah Willie Of Mendon, and IN each
case they were adJudged insane ana
ordered committed to the state asy-
Ium. County Physician William B.
Parkinson. assisted by DR.. E. 6. Cow
en-, made the examination, which was
conducted by County Attorney \. 4.
Nebeker. Mrs. Jones, as in the case OF
Mrs Willie. is a kind. lady-like woman
and loved by all who knew her
These unfortunate women iett TINS
afternoon for Provo in the custody OF
Sheriff Fred Turner. accompanied by
the husband of Mrs. Jones and Attor-
ney Nebeker.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
While A. D. Smith. a prominent farm
er of Lewiston, and his wife we're driV-
ing into Logan this morning their horse
became frightened and ran into a hole
which had been dug by the Hercules
Power company, throwing them out,
Mr.. Smith received a severe cash on the
left side of the head and was other
wise bruised. Mrs, Smith was badly
injured about the hips Their wounds
were dressed by DR.. Phillips The
buggy and harness were damaged in
the runaway.
COLLEGES OPEN.
The Agricultural College of Utah
opens Monday, Sept. q, with a prospect
of larger attendance than last year
The now workshops of the institution
are contracted TO be finished Oct l,
ten days after the school begins.
The twentieth academic year of the
Brigham Young college begins Sept.
20, 1897 The college is provided with
library and reading room. museum.
laboratories and professional normal
training school.
Many prominent men from outside
towns and cities are doing business in
Logan today
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIONS.
Sunday school unions win be held in
the Cache stake of Zion as follows:
Wellsville, Stirling, Mendon and Pc
terboro at WeIlsyille, Sunday, Sept. r.
Newton, Charleston and Trenton, at
Newton, on Sunday, Sept. %.
Logan: First, Second. Third. Fourth,
Fifth. Sixth and Seventh wards on
Sunday. Oct. IL
Judge and Mrs. Charles H Hart re-
turned home yesterday from visiting
their former home at bloomington,
Ida. While absent the judge held an
important session of the district court
at Randolph, Rich county.
Senator Aquilia Nebeker of Lake
Town and family arrived in Logan
this morning. where his family will re-
main during the school year and enjoy
the advantages Of our splendid edOca-
tional institutions
Dr. J. NJ. Tanner and Professor g..
A. Merrill returned yesterday from at
tending the Rich county teachers in
stitute at Randolph.
Miss Margaret Pomroy of New VIII
mington, Pa, and Cora McCutchins of
0Iurraysville, Pa, who has been en-
ployed as teachers in the New Jersey
academy of Logan, arrived here last
Monday
Through DR.. w B. Parkinson it is
learned that the son of William Myers
of Paradise WAS thrown from a horse
last Thursday and had his right fore
arm broken.
Mrs. Annie Douglass of smithheld IS
suffering from a hopeless case of cam
Ger of the throat
Mr. Gideon Olson of Paradise sus-
tanned a severe fracture of his left leg
below the knee last Wednesday.
DIVORCES GRANTED.
In the district court today the fol-
lowing cases came up:
Johanna Jensen VS.. AnderS Jensen:
decree OF divorce On grounds OF deser-
ton and failure TO provide.
Solomon Hansen Us. Hulda Hansen;
decree Of divorce on grounds Of cruelty.
These parties we're married on Dec. l6,
1896, and the defendant is accused of
having associated with leWd persons
and using liquor to excess.
Sarah Egbert VS.. j. ]. Egbert; de-
cree of divorce granted on grounds Of
desertion.
JOURNAL WINS.
The noted libel case of J. z. Stewart
VS.. the Journal Publishing company
WAS decided by Judge Rolapp,
who sustained the demurrer to
the amended complaint. which
virtually decides fhe case in IA