Daily inter mountain., 1899-11-14
BECAUSE He
LOVED HER
John Anderson Made Trouble
For Mrs. johnson.
AND WAS PUT IN JAIL
A Police Court Story of a Love That
Does Not Dove
tail.
AND WAS PUT IN JAIL

John Anderson was arrested last night
While attempting to force his way into
the home of Mrs. Johnson, who lives
at No. 7o7 South Arizona street The
charge against him was that of disturb
ing the peace, but back of the simple
charge was story of more than pass
ing interest. 1t is one of the stories that
are told occasionally in police court of
love that do not dovetail and according
to Mrs. Johnsons story the villain who
figures in the drama of her life is An
derson, who loves her and whose phys
ical manifestations of this love which
she does not want is greatly to her dis
comfort and annoyance.
Mrs. Johnson is, d comely young wo-
man. Her story, as told on the witness
stand in police court was to the effect
that she had known Anderson about two
years and that he had always been an
noying her with his attentions.
Last night" said she, my husband
was away from home. attending a union
meeting Some one came to the door
and knocked. | was IN bed and made
no ans wer, but went to the window and
looked out. l saw this man and he was
apparently trying to force the door. 1
Vent to the back window and called a
and told him what Anderson was trying
to do. He went around to the front of
the house and asked Anderson what he
was trying to do. Anderson told him that
he lived there and was trying to get into
the house. The neighbor knew this was
not so. and called a policeman, who took
Anderson away to the police station.
"What reason has he for molest&rG
you?" the woman was asked.
He tells me that he loves me-" she
replied, with some agitation: but that
is a very poor excuse for me. l don't
want him He has threatened my life
several times"
Mrs. Johnson was excused.
Anderson entered plea of guilty.
Judge Sullivan fined him $50.
Don't annoy this woman" said the
judge. IF you are brought here again
you will be severely punished
"Can I have this woman arrested?"
asked Anderson.
"On what charger" asked City Attom-
ney Lamb.
''On several charges said he.
Then he mentioned one that would not
look we'll if published in a family news
paper like the Inter. Mountain.
II also want to charga her with adul-
terry. She is not married to the man
with whom she is living. ! Lived With
her for more than year ard when get
drunk l cannot help going to her place.
You should have made your state
ment in the presence Of the woman" re-
piled the judge. 1T is too late now
William Keigher, whose domestic diff
culties were aired in police court about
two weeks ago, called on the police last
mig sht and stated that he wanted his Wife
arrested. Captain Leyden accompa MED
him to the Newport lodging house, Where
he found Mrs. keieher IN a room With
a man named Sullivan. Sullivan in
formed the officer ard Keigher that the
room was his and that he was entitled
to entertain anyone he saw fit. Mrs.
Keigher said she was very we'll satisfied
to remain Whsr2 she was: that. she was
not feeling we'll and that if the officer
insisted on her going out in the cold, BIT
ing air she would sue the city fot dam
ages.
Captain Leyden concluded that he had
no right to interfere in a matter that
should ba adiuditated in the divorce
courts and went away. taking the nus
band with him.
john Snyder was arrested by Chief of
Police T.3Nplle Yesterday afternoon at