Show TIME 08 ETERNITY l ll Was Annie Armitage Married Mar-ried to Dr Park r COURT IS STILL AT SEA 1 r Elder Panros9 Explains Three Kindsof I i Sealing w t One for Timo Only One for Eternity Itt Only Ono Combination i for Time and Eternity The bcnsnlionnl IlIltoi IcCornickcnsc which was on trial last weep was I rc numcd a KM in yesterday bbfnro Judge Jlall In tin District court Charles W Pen I rose editor of tlicDesorot livening lens and high priest In lisa Mormon church WTB the main witness examined and was on the Maiid the greater pnrt of the day lie was cross Ixamln d Ijy Atlor ncy X V JonesTor the plaintiff Owing In I Ihc nature of tho questions asked and the objections of 15 J Stewartcounsel for I the defendant Iho most of the time was taken no with rulings by the court and not more than t a SCOIC of answer ° were made by the witness TJIUEE KINDS OK TilAPKlAGE r Ihe defense seems to have thoroughly ought out the point of there bclntr three different scallsitf cerernonles time eicr lilly and that and otiniliy embodied lt the toilets of the aiormon religion The Supiemc court I In Its opinion handed down In the former cases In which It was held that Ilrt Hilton was1 legally married mar-ried to Dr 1 Park and I was his widow Hfenis to have considered that there was hut one sealing ceremony hal t for time J and eternity The testimonyol Mr Pen roc lias clcUrcd up this point Ho says that I then arc three diiTeixnt said s-aid that the rituals In each ease are different dif-ferent biiLjiiHL what the difference In tho cctcmonies consists of lit refuses to ill vtilcc In sjnswr to n hypothetical MIICS tlon put by Attorney Stewart III which lu narrated all the facts III the Purk JMltnn soullng and asked If It would bo coiiKldircd a Mallinr fur time eternity or time and eternity tit witness stated nflor objection of the plaintiff had been overruled that In his best I judgment the aealltifj was for eternity only GIVING OLT iii IS XI2JVS Attorney Jones spent much time In asking I ask-ing iincstlons oa to vluthcr or not It was the practice of the church to withhold from public Information the scaling of parties for unv of the three different l l union The witness was very emphatic In Muting that I the church doe not + ltlter I withhold 01 give out information in regard to till t seallnKS Marrlape for time IIP 1 explained are not solemnised without + tlrst securing u narl cage liconsr ami that If those married for eternity desired to proclaim It the church would not object ob-ject JIIJGE IIAblS QUESTJCiV Judge llal sald = 1 lf wished to mIl lie t ltiKss a ouistlou and said T want to know I fin the Mormon church there Is any rule of faith or practice In relation to scaling or ctlestlal maiTlui where lit young ludy Is a member of thu Mormon Mor-mon church single and about to die l and PO realised by her friends about hr If the young lady by 1 I bola sealed would he bettor off after 1 I hrr no ilhatl departed the body lii the I spiritual wbrlflV I She would IJlIII n betlcr Kisltlon ar eordinir to the Mormon reunion nii inver d the t wltnesci to exaltation by being be-ing sealed to a good man on the doctrine that tho inun Is not without the woman and tin woman not without the man In tlio LOld IHS WELLS ON SEALING I Thy only other wltnuss examined ycs tutdnv was Kmellnp l U AVelln wife 1 of Daniel II Volls I who performed the ceremony between Di Iarlc and Annie Annftago Iho witness testllled to having hav-ing been sealed to Daniel II AVelln for time unly in 18H and to Blshop Whltum for Mmo and eternity In 150 thc paid 1 her husnnml Daniel 11 Wells had two women rivaled ID him for eternity but bhe could nol romembor the I dates of the eremonluh t Although he had never lived with cither of the womon or supported hem I Idle knew the seallntjs to here occurred oc-curred > and slated her Information as faela I Snipes Case Dismissed I Tin case of Martha Snipes against the Southern Paclllc railroad wau dismissed In the Federal court yesterday on account I of n 1 settlement having been effected out of court Mm Snlncs was occupying a I I box ear as a domicile on a siding at Uog ui her huubundhaving been III the cm I Ploy of the railroad company when an engine VMS backed intothe car with such force that tho woman was thrown violently vio-lently from one end of the car to the othor and badly bruised also suffering in terial Injury It la I claimed and It was on account of tho Injuries thus sustained that she sued for damages The amount Ito 11 to the plaintiff In settlement ofher claim was not made yubllc I For the Loss of His Eye Dennis Murphy who on May 21st last lost his eyesight by the explosion of a mlBJscd shot while working as a miner In the property of the Annie Laurie I Ml hipS company at Kimberly was yesterday III lie Federal court awarded n Judgment forSSOOO dnnmtjps against the company on account of the Injury The company consented con-sented to Judgment being rendered In that amount without maklnfr any defense Court Notes The cases of Sllverman BIOS vs Carter Car-ter and J II llceder resulted In verdicts for the plalnlllT In the Federal court The Hails were bnnicht to effect settlements in wool transactions A petition In voluntary bankruptcy was met In the Federal court yesterday by JameH AVelhi a bookkeeper of this city Ills debts are scheduled at N2 51 with I total resources of S21 The suitof Thomas Allen against the Diamond Coke and Coal company for dama os on account of personal injuries goes on trial today before Judge Milrshall of the linked States court It will be the third trial of the case A decree of divorce was granted by Judge Hall yesterday to William C Dayton Day-ton from Josephine Dayton on the ground of desertion The custody of one minor child Is awarded to the plaintiff and that of the other two children to the defendant The couple were married at Tcdar Fort December JO 1SSO Rosa Johnson charged with grand in rely r-ely In stealing1 BIRO from a railroad man uas In Judgu Dlchls court yostordny with her attorney the complaining witness wit-ness was there and nil parties wore ready for the trial but the County Attorney was not present so Judge Dlehl granted an In delinlte continuance and released Miss Johnson on her own recognizance In the District court yesterday a foreclosure fore-closure suit was brought by the Western Loan and Savings company against James II and Annie L J Olson to recover S3ia515 ami Inlrl t alleged to be due on a promissory prom-issory note executed by defendants at Sandy December 21 LrJ3 The mortgage which the plaintiff asks to have foreclosed fore-closed Is upon a piece of property situate In section 11 township I south of range I west Salt Lake meridian It Is asked that the premises be sold and out of the I proceeds of till sale the alnliulff receive the amount due with interest costs and zoo attorneys fees |