Deseret Evening News | 1891-09-02 | Page 6 | Had His Own Wife Elected

HsJ III Own Wltm IJ.tt. "Ono of tho Henry Jone, of (Id cigo, li n leading light In on Ah laud nvrnuo church,' said n genlh man at tho l' liner !Ioue. "Iwt Sunday he octil at Unhcr In plaee of tho regular Incumbent, who wat Away. It li therefoni not surprl log that phortly aftr tlw beginning ol serrico lie uhero(l two ladle to a rented but uuoocupltd pew. ?tor when tho eee mine Iiilf All hour later nnd spy lnirhltNwoootlteil, wax anyxirprUo otveatlonoil among thoeo In tho reur ot tho church to lwar him Imtmct the nf t Ing tulier to omt tlio Intruder. Tho )t4 had frepiftly dono won fonm i oecaalons depplto hUchronlo'tardinp. Tliem Whig notlilug to do but oliey, tbo Acting u titer walked down tho uUlS an 1 In hit pohtet manner fired tlio two ladle. Very much howll lor!, thiy follonedhlm to tho vettlbut, whither tho leeaee had gone. " 'Whit do yon mean, sir, by ctHiig li out here during tho servicer the younger of tho two Indie demanded. "That gentleman, ttio lo, told tno to do so,' Mr. J one meekly replied. " 'V. hat!' exclaimed tit elderly hdy, H)tnth2 to the lewee, who wa reading n mr (rending the ejection of tlio uppiMed Intruder. Ho tot t you to put u outT Why, sir, that man It my hufttmnd. 'The h u bind, who I a bit near stgliteil, liiutcne-1 lo t xptaln, and so did Mr J one. Tho hvdlm conwntl to nceept tho explanation, but Jtit the PAiuoMr. Jonettrnviletllu the adjoining adjoin-ing nlsto the nixt Huudny, Chicago l'oit,