The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
ii STORY
|IICHE COIJNT
as Well as
! Effort to Evade
/ the Law.
kOF FOUR
FuES ARE INVOLVED
ki,s of Man Protected
|l,sount of His
| Religion.

,rsent
Ia Feb. PA case which
81 depraylty as well as a
q eyade the civil law has
Nh. The location of the
'r.,, Ward. a small village
Z s,rthwest Of Logan The
rhoe, Oscar Dunn, is the
sto:s polygamous life
!, oven created some dis
.,.l ysars ago. when Dunn
NJ at College Ward. The
"A alleged, has committed Z
r. a, College Ward is one
kan.
Children Involved.
X; families that are re-
4, been disturbed by Ness
4 oe4uct and known as
~ SoreDsen and Spaat.
R.sz 1ho have been the OBJ
risYs alleged insults ano
.ss.,Ies are said TO range In
N ID years The oldest OF
l.schver of George spaat,
4 {. some II years. This be
reas upon whom II Is al
\ nsde a well-dnided ana
q bat as she is large ana
rss for her years. she was
|f ksr asSailant and make
i Il 0utrages Told.
yesler's alleged criminal
y ssaplt upon little school
4. Ward have been creeping
!. eeas months, but recent
-.k cOerage as TO make the
rsH Indeed, several par
e5nn are reported TO have
4 1--we come to Logan and
ID inez5s told the story OF
Erslst against their on
\ b. little these stories
b IGblIc, finally becoming
N, ard yet no one there
R;as terTerlty 10 call at,
y iasts.
NJ Parents Say.
y eat Mr.. Antoine Kohler,
4 ihe little girls In qUes-
trsS 10 conversation with
y hitter complaint. empha-
r755d feelings. One person
ksAAT is said 10 have
20 advised him To tell his
y d,1l authorities ana
pos brought against tho
|n nI4 Others o! the out
Il EeHsse have disclosed
El 10 each instance have
p Ok giving the facts TO the
n5. The reason for this
trte and overshadowinc
ncced the mouths Of the
" 10 cid the guardians OF
1'l society has been diff
n FOG il at last appears
< 1sehSed.
ave Admitted Crime.
Alleged ossailant. is a
Mormon church and his
nom time 10 time. It !
PORTED 10 the local &C.
s'Sues at College Ward.
s cited the accused TO
fsu 10 charges thus pre-
Ia Responding he is
enisssed his faults. pro-
lH MIS- conduct, and
G1agh II Is understood
nsdlilon that he should
- OF the families which
{ Forgive Him.
al ,hese parties were in
eaiy Of forgiveness, and
/ reiessed repentance they
10 were then asked TO
matter. II is said. as
a the enighborhood.
ssee having been made
frcn the public.
Pms Incident.
ia "a IN this connection ,a
ESss ,s1.s Kohler. who at the m
ta'hg his grievance 10 a
asked. Why do YOU |
s ,ssar ,r TO q complaint ana |
your child?" ~ '""S at
a the Gospel.
"a IN ~ nave replied thus
rsx Wv Us we must forgive
~ ',.y teach us that Tor for
d n. " lhe gospel Our |
b. ~ s' cross, prayed the
r Es NJ enemies, and we arc
"a re"ample. Forgiving
Still Bitter. |
-. to go to the ~h,lg c1,,,l
grievance, his for
|,5e strong wi,bin ISe h,r' Inc
- lsles lpl might command
y ,.s.e ..eo'g,yencss. but could |
,tsza vIa,, VI outraged justice |
c5n '.'ii1ized parents
E@a ES@ss Covered Up.
b ,ia ground sT by simulated
ksu ps alleged crimes Of
"a edS,ans s,ilns of the law Ont" outo
"Lens Of n f,,,.
6.st I Id doing they ey hevn
N instincts OF their ma na.
Ia Informed.
s1,.,t = the Nessler c,s.
Ieria vi,i yi,,iizen Of Logan ho
s,sg te done rl'e in rePSpt ,Sp and
IL ahy,hSL said he wos not
,lFs.,a1 should swedr sVv premises
taSs ss,i,sl sSs,Sissler with cTi,ne d
IL, "St III the
~ Officer Held
IA bad ss'sss4 ss,s 10 have urged
tay 10 authority to aet etseg IL
"a salsJI,So' o. Information com, onS
II iAaff ffAsaIyes, Tho rHhmy gSsiy9se gSNl9t,
"a tron re- could do noth,n,, H5iIrili, !,
,,sls is'i it the hsnat S,,i time ,S''tiis 10 the
a., intervene.
's;..s s. 5 sss,5,;,ss sgs,5,;,sq2s.s g...s repre-
!4stl:s ,as asked thai 6sm'Ss bs about ;h.
n sSssaI,;g sSSea % his duty ut iR5sr, as =