Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
WOMEN BEATERs IN COURT
". ~. weller Get. FINED s55-.Levi-
johnson soc. 10 Jail for Niue.
y Day. Oibsr Offenders.

W ~. Jenkins. who says he Il q car
pointer hy trade. was arrested BY onicor
PaimorMonday nirht on the solicitation
u Thomas Mikcscli. young man who
lives ut gis gracbor avenue. Mlkoneil
says h. was walking homo NJ 10 o'clock
inat night when De- heard "a woman
rrrrnming near Second South und fifat
West ~ promptly rushed to the SPOT
and saw Jenkins knock q woman down
with u brutal blow IN the face. She
begged him 90 got a policeman, which
hc accordingly ala ana the man was
arrested.
name ~ Airs. Matson o. 800 west Fourth
South. and stated that she, jenkins and
Misa May plHt' had been 90 room In
the ArFyio block. who're they had ln-
Obliged In some wine and Refreshments.
while walking home % quarrel arose
and Nrr Matson alid that jenkins
knocked Nils Flat down aud when the
latter ran away h. turned on her and
handed out the rnfne courteous attcn-
ton The ACCUSED was locked up after
$40 had been taken from his pcrHon
by the officers
Jenkins. who stated that hln true
name was W. II. Weller. appeared Doe
fore Judge Timmony this afternoon aud
pleaded guilty tu drunkenness aud not
guilty Co nssault and battery upon the
person OF Mrs. Mataon.
After hearing the evidence the court
Imposed hno ~ q on IN. niet On nsc
aud so on the latter. or nfty-iiyc days
In JAN.
LOWS johnson. another bcatcr 81 woe
men. was given ninety days In jail for
vagmncy. During the cuurtc or ne
testimony 81 two colorcd witnesses 70
tunspirod that he beat his pnrumuur
ahnmcfuliy on several occasions, ON
one occasion. said %. u. Grlhin the de-
PENDANT frile1 the uniofsinntc woman
with blow because nhe was drinking
and h. was afraid that she would yet
zoo drunk to hring him In any money.
Il. W. farncn called on r. T.. Wight
man. the Second south street real estate
man. yesterday afternoon. and intro.
ducsd himself ~ Larsen had a fun
cargo - fluids under hts belt. the lady
Typewriter stopped her caru and rushed
FOR cover. t.lrscn'H language, before
and after taking hy Oilicer Hemple,
was simply checking. and when b. was
thrown Into jail. even the most hnr-
dcnod llngui=t hehind the bar shud-
dcrcd and cxpostulated.
Judge Timmony Imposed q fine Of $40
upon Larsen for disturbing the peace.
Mrs MARION iuuulafN m RAJ tNul
time az the afmiiy mansion near thr RIO
Grande Western depot Monday night,
80 much 90 that lady arrived post
haste ~ police headquarters ana de-
murely impaired the information that
MY sister " raising Cal. only nhe
ala not say calm. Onicef FiNmaurlce
went post haste so the seen" mud found
that tho me saenrcr OF p'Rce had been
very conservative ln her estimate NJ
her hster'a cnnnbiiitief. Srrluhlr
Mother Mantoll drnoi tho "hlankoty.
blank limb of tho law 10 enter her DO.
malnR whom fitzmnurice nually
atnfmod the citadel and beat down the
pnftcnilln. he found that Mother Man
tell mad wrecked the furniture and pro.
ceedod tn iifht pile OF ncWHpapour IN
the ccnttr NJ the reception salon. The
lady with tho extensive vocabulary
then took ride hshlnd pair ~
spanking hornoa with " Kind policeman
ON the step 90 kcop her from falling
out. ana a body guard n honor, com.
posed Of an the tuuHCl.heldod rlrl.
mullins w town. whpoplng through the
mud in tho rehr.
When the charges Of disturbing the
peace ana drunk nncss were read. Mr.,
Mnutpll wlnkod her dlaol'ured optics
and nodded hot head.
Drunkenness so, disturbing the
peace $50, ur,i0 days, was her pur-
ton,