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o.ar Case. Divorce Tramp Nuissnc'
A..umlag ufs,e Proportions.

mart Cases Di,otse rrsmp Nuissnee
Assuming Grave Proportions.
Special Correspondence.
Provo. May 1.-THE case 81 Nose
Jones occupied the attention Of Judge
uooth's court today. The prosecution
finished ~ case this afternoon aud
The defense took ~ the remainder Of
the time and have not yet finished.
The defense IL trying 10 show that
,he prosecuting witness. Miss Gather
inc porton IL u had character The
rasi viii take all tomorrow forenoon
hsfafc V II finished.
me case against Ray Pepper Of Pay
boa. which IL similar To the Jones case,
ana was not for tomorrow. may not
come NJ for trial NJ thcfc u a prob.
abllliy Of the couple marrying.
carbon johnson. q former subject Of
King oscar ~ Denmark, hut now resi-
dent u spanish Fork. was today grant
"a citizenship papcra.
Andrew Holloway. u. W. DrirEn and
". D. Shlpley were excused from ser.
vice a. jurors nj this term of court.
In tho estate of susan Fairbanks, de-
ceased. W. II. Fairbanks aud Joseph
d. Keller were appointed admlniHtfa-
tors. without bonds.
The case u Salem town W william
H. Hun a al was dismissed on motion
u the plaintiff. This case was nn ape
peal from the Justices court, and the
dtiundnnta were nned for disturbing
the peace.
DISSATISFIED WITH MARRIED
LIFE.
Rachel Davis has commenced suit
against Morris Davis fof divorce, The
complaint alleges that They We're mar.
Md az l'nynon city ON June gsth. issD.
that on August 10Th. 1899. the defend.
ant without cause or her consent de-
serted her and has since failed 10 pro-
Vide for the plaintiff. Their II living.
a. issues u said marriage. one child.
John Franklin Davis. aged seven years.
Tho plaintiff asks that the bond uf
mnifimuny be dissolved and that she be
awarded the custody ~ the minor child
and her name before marriage be re-
stored 10 her. that u Rachel i.ovclcaH.
THE TRAMP QUESTION.
Al present Provo IL hnrborinE tun-
willingly a. tough "a net Of humanity
DE- could be Imagined. In the way ~
trampa A number ~ eases have been
reported 20 the police wherr cellars
have BEEN broken into ana large guam.
titles OF canned ami bottled stun stolen.
most OF tho offcnHea having occurred
49, MNNNNH NHNhNN NANNNNH WIZ
~ this morning, aH roported In the
New, chnrRcd with VaErancy with
which 20 hold them until evidence eau
D. found connecting them all with a
mpfs serious uifcnns II appears
that Robert vidal and John Province
bad arrived ln tho city from uunniaon.
Colo. and were Intending 60 start early
ihlr morning NJ Provo canyon In
search 81 work. and not having much
money the boys went into g. y. l.01se'h
barn early Ia sleep over night They
had been asleep apme time when they
were awakened BY ~ crowd OF trampa
coming In. The hays presence whs
discovered ana after a little talk the
men approached the boys and com.
menccd 10 ask auoatlonai nnaily one NJ
ihgm asked the oldest Of the boys 10
submit 10 crime against nature,
which h. refused. ana started 20 move
away the tramp caught hold u the
hoy, and drawing razor, Threatened
70 MI him " he did not submit both
boys however, succeeded IN breaking
away before the crime was accom-
phthed,and aa soon as possible tho Of
l'rfH were notified, AMI went 10 tho
hafn, nndinF the eight trnmpa In the
nay asleep, having been drinking the
hlfht before. The boys Identified two
81 them az their nasailantn, and one
called "Hlacky" was Identified ~ the
was put through sweating by the
sherlff. but protested his Innocence. and
W prove an allhi confessed 10 burglary.
and took the officers TO the house
which was robbed and then TO the place
Nherr the stolen property was hidden.
nhleh was secured. The house be-
longcd 10 Mrs. bailey
The prisoners viii be arrplgned to-
morrow before Justice King.
ATTORNEY KING QuALfFIEs.
Samuel a. King. the newly appointed
district attorney for the Fourth dis.
irict. arrived home this morning from
oallfonin, where he went with party
on pleasure trip, Nr, King filed his
onilcnl bond u tb,Ooo with j. " Twelvea
and \. W. SHARP IN suretiea. which was
accepted by Judge Booth, The fnn-
ueman VIII AZ once assume tho duties
OF his now office.
SAD DEATH OF AN INFANT.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Garter OF santnquin brought over their
ten-montha old baby to be operated
upon for halrlln, which was done Tues
day by DrH. Allen and Taylor. AT the
rrHldence OF David openahnw, This
forenoon about n o'clock the little one
died. The remains VIII be taken 10
santaquin for burial.
LADY MISSIONARIES.
Misses ioaie Booth aud Clara Hol-
brook have received calls from BOX
ID Salt Lake to mn missions In
Great Britain.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Elder Eugene Fletcher OF the First
ward was nFreeably surprised last
evening by hin young ffienda. Elder
Fletcher leaves this month for the
missionary field.
Elder George n. Mntson OF Spring
Nille was visiting In Provo today. The
gentleman. With his daughter, Miss
Erms, VIII start Saturday for tho