The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-08-17
EVANGELIST
NUTTING DENIES
RESPONSIBILITY
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significant he is. II the Mormon PEG
ere Tor nearly two generations have
ieeh sadly wanting in education, then
ahey have been getting double shut
fsz,A tliemscl.os and they are even
NAV II TIE Yh'rd ME tcre" and
tsss. too i,hout TIE aid of Mr.. Nut.
tbE or his colaboiers.
Some Of Nuttiro's Pictures.
q has been stated and appears to be
tiue that some of the pictures which
RfP reverend gentleman showed to his
listeners east, had been doctored for
she occasion. For instance. One pic
twe. we arc Informed, was of log
house IN Esysville in Davis county.
tltah. This house belonged to the
Ellsworth family This picture was
raken years ago when upon the porch
az that dwelling sat the venerable
owner John Bosworth and his beloved
wife Sarah Che never had been a
volySaG'stl. his two sisters and his
TWO grown up daughters. Not another
male member was present. Yet this
picture was shown In the east, IL
not by Noting, by someone working
the same kind of racket, and under
" the inscription, Another Illustra
tion of Polygamous Conditions in
htah." Gould the pictures which the
reverend gentleman is so ready to
show, be followed to their source, the
same truth would be found But evil
IDENTITY, II was true about the pictures
and stories, as he did acknowIe dqe
70 one Of the elders In a letter, that
these pictures and stories we're only
gotten up for distribution in the east.
In the office of the Logan Republi.
can on Wednesday noon, when the
question was fired point blank at him
about the pictures and stories he had
written. Mr.. Nutting emphatically de.
MED their origin. but charged V. S.
Peet with their manufacture for the
purpose of boosting himself. but as
MI Peet is not here, but in England
and is unable to defend himself, the
matter will have to rest at that for
.he present
Several Citizens Speak.
Mr. c. H. Flinders of the Second
ward, Mr.. Zundel, Attorney J. u.
Stewart, Herschell Bullen. Jr., each
We're called upon to state what he
knew about the gentleman's character
istics. Mr. Flinders accused him point
eddy of making remarks which had
been reported through the newspapers
of the immortality OF the Mormon PEG.
pie, that he was present at meeting
in New York when he maligned them,
where he said that the women of the
Mormons were immoral, mchaste and
unvirtuous. 10 all of these accusa-
tions the reverend gentleman placed
a fiat denial, Mr., zundel confronted
him with evidence in the tracts which
he had distributed and which he had
received from him in person, but in
order to get out from under, the re-
itgious gymnast said, II never wrote
those tracts No! but when the Ques-
xun was asked him that though he
might not have written them, he was
an accessory before the fact in that
he distributed them for a base pur-
pose. Then Ma. Stewart also told him
point blank that he heard him make
ascmTilous statements in regard to the
women of Mormondom, their institu.
tons and life. and as he had frequent.
1y done, he denied having ever made
such statements. On the contrary he
said, 4 am doing all / can to help
Duild up the state"
Mr.. Bullen said that while he had