Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
WOMEN BEATERS IN COURT


W. ~. jenkins. who says he Il q ear
pcnier by trade. WIS arrested BY Oniccr
PalmcrMonday nlrht or the solicitation
o. Thomas Aiikoscli. young man who
lives at gis ornrbor avenue. Aukcneil
says h. was walking homo nc 10 o'clock
last night when b. heard "a woman
rrfrnming near second South and First
Wet he promptly rushed 90 the SPOT
and saw Jenkins knock Woman down
with n brutal blow IN the face. She
begged him 10 get policeman. which
h. nccorilnFly ala ana the man" was
arrested.
Al The station the woman gave tho
name ~ Mrs. Mataun. OF eil west Fourth
South. and stated that she. jenkins ana
Mlsn May Plat, had been 10 q room In
tho Arrylc block. who're they had I'M
dulrcd In some wine and Refreshments.
while walking home u quarrel arose
and Mrs Mataon said that jenkins
knocked Nils Plat down and when the
latter ran away h. turned on her ana
handed out the same courteous atien-
tlon. The ACCUSED was locked up after
500 had been taken from his person
by the officers.
Ionkina who stated that hln true
name was w H. Weller, appeared be-
fore Judge Timmony this afternoon aud
pleaded guilty to drunkenness and not
guilty 60 assault and battery upon the
person or Mrs. Mntaon.
After hearing the evidence the court
Imposed "a ino ~ q ON the mt on nsc
aud 80 on the latter. or nfty-hNc days
In JAN
LOWS Johnson. another boatcr Of wp-
men. was given ninety days In jail for
vngmncy During the course of the
testimony 81 two colorcd witnesses u
tunsplrci that he beat his paramuur
shnmefully on several occaalong, on
one occasion. said %, u. Grimm. the de-
PENDANT frlled the uniofsn1tc woman
with blow because she waa drinking
aud be- was afraid that she would get
TOO drunk 10 bring him In any money.
r. W. Iarucn called on n. l.. Wight
man, the Second south street real estate
man. yesterday afternoon. and intro.
duc.d himself ~ Larsen had a fun
cargo x fluids under his belt. the lady
Typewriter stopped her ears and rushed
for cover. t.irson'H language, before
aud after taking By officer Hemple,
wna simply checking. and when b. was
thrown Into Jail even the most har-
dcncd lluguist behind the bar Hhud-
dcrcd and Cxpostniatcd.
Judge Timmony Imposed fine Of $40
upon Larsen for disturbing the peace.
Mrs. Marto1 INDUCED IN real good
time az the affinity mansion near tho Rio
Grnnde Western depot Monday night
80 much 40 that lady arrived post
haste At police headquarters ana de-
murely impaired the information that
My sister ~ raising cain only che
aid not say cain, onicef Fizmhurlcc
went post haste So the scene rnd found
that tho M. saenHcr OF psace had beun
very conservative lu her estimate NJ
her rlster'a cnunbilitiet, Fer1phlc
Mother Mnntoll dotted the "hhukvty.
blauk' limb 90 tho law 90 enter hvr do
MAMA when Fitzmnurice nnhlly
Htutm"d the citadel and beat down ~.
p1ftculllH. be- found that Mother Man
tell mad wrecked the furniture and proc
ceedrl tu llrht % pile of ncwHpapgftr IN
th- conter ~ the reception salon. The
lady with the extensive vocabulary
then took q ride hshind o. pair %
spanking hurroa with kind policeman
on tho step 90 kcep her from falling
out, ana d body guard - honor. com.
poned ~ an tie tnua0l-hoIdc1 rArH-
mullins IN town. whooping through the
mud In Tho rehr.
Whcn The charges Of disturbing the
peace ana drunk ennrss were rrtd, Mrs.
Mnntoli wlnked her dlscl'ored optics
and nodded hor head
Drunkenness SO. disturbing the
peace $50, or,i0 duyA waa hor por-
ton.