The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-08
ON ONE COUNT.
Continued from pa6e s.

passed In ls52- Why did you wall until
June 10th, 1883?
A--That was before my baby was
born. We decided to live apart. III he
couldn't come and visit me openly.
thought would rather not have him
come at all. Ny baby was born Febru-
airy 18th, 1884. and died on the 3lst of
March. 1884. Ny husband has never
been in my house since June 10th, 1883.
except when the baby was born. | then
sent for him.
Ma. -(SharpiylELook at
Lac. please. and not at Mr.. Young.
Ma SHEEKs She was not looking at
Mr.. Young.
Resumed-He came again the night
the baby d:ed. IL died in his arms
TREMENDOUSLY. he has never been in
my house since June 10Th. 1898, except
when the baby was born and died.
tRefecting)-Yes; he was there
the morning the deputies sub
poanaed me two weeks ago. That was
st O'Clock in the morning. That was
the only lime he had been there at
al.
Ma. RAwLISs objected to all this as il
covered a period after the time men,
toned in the indictment. Mr. Dickson
thought it admissible, the same rs CO.
habuaiion before the date of the indict-
M Mt, as tending to show the probable
relations during the time mentioned in
the Indictment. The Judge again ruled
| with him.
Resumed-( Earnestly and excitedlyl.
He was not undressed on the morning
| Was arrested. He was NOS in bed. He
mad been talking TO gentleman in an
| other room, and he came into my room
10 tell me the deputies were there.
Q.-Where have you been since Feb
rusry, 1Ss5. Objected TO. Over-ruled.
AIN Utah County; Provo most OF
the time, at Mr.. Jas. ShiSlett's. Ilelt
home Z wear ago last January, the same
day my husband was arrested. 4 went
/ TO Mr.. foung's mother and staid several
weeks; then went to my brother JOS
eph Rawlings. in Tavlorsville. I drove
out myself in Mr.. Young's buggy. /
left the buggy there. and think my
brother brought IL 10 town. | re
manned there several weeks. When
started there, Mr.. Young sent me the
! buggy to his mothers by his son. From
my brothers went to Provo by rail
aud staid there nearly a year, leaving
tnrre just before Christmas of last
year; then | went to my sister. Mrs
Tester, in East Mill Greek; went in u
buggy with M. Young's hired man
had just come home the night before
me in; never saw Mr.. Young during all
the time | have been away; never saw
him until the deputies came TO arrest
me- Mr.. Young supported me all the
time; when he came to see me ~ the
time the baby was born he treated me
| much the same as ever; ! ceased 10
| recognize him as my husband June 10th.
1888; 1 was known as Emma Rawlings
after that. lie provides and has pro-
yided for me and my little girl: he sent
me means when / sent for IL: goods
were always sent TO Emma Rawlings;
he sens me money-neyer came him
self. was never III from June, 1888, TO
January. 1855. except when nay baby
was born; have had three children.
have but one living. / own the house
1 live in; boughtit from Mr.. Barney; Mr.
/ Young furnished the means. The
morning / was arrested my husband
came 70 the window 10 tell me the
buggy was ready; ! had sent him n
note the night before telling him VAS
going aWoy and asking him 70 have the
/ buggy Tor me: there was a gentleman
inside he wanted 20 see; / told him OF
il and be came in 10 see him
Cross-examined-I say l have never
lived with Mr.. Young since June 10th.
1855; he had taken sdvice OF attorneys
and they told him Il would not do for
US 10 continue 20 live together: h,
never held me ont as bis wife. visited
me. nor introduced me rs his wife. Mr..
Young never advised me 10 keep out Of
I wagon the contrary, he asked
me to come and testify.
/ DEPCIy CUDDIHE-I assisted In serv-
ing the warrant upon the witness who
Just left the stand; I looked in at the
windowtard could see the foot OF The
Il had and nhofr. AND
shirt on the chair; she said wait until
we get some clothing on and well come
ont
4 Cross -ex3mined-I have been q dep
uty since February 1st; came here
then: before that was deputy sheriff
NJ Butte had been in the real estate
business in Beiknsp. Montana; had
worked rs = carpenter; had been dep
utyi LeadTilie. also policeman: had
been in the mercantile business in
Michigan from 1872 to 1879; knew Mr..
Young well; have talked with him ire
quentiy-perhaps bali 4 dozen times;
an familiar With his voice: saw him
come out OF the room that morning,
hence 4 supposed the voice was his: the
chair vas three or four feet from The
window; / supposed they were his
clothes On it; he came out in about ten
minutes: ] did not ask him whether he
had been III bed or not.
| CArTAis GRExsNAS- We reached
Miss Rawlings house between 5 and 8
o clock on the morning in question
Mr.. Pratt came 70 the door and ad-
m:tted me Il searched all the op,n ooms.
aud came 30 room opening from the
dining room rattsaid be didn't know
where the key was; sent VandercoOk
4 to the window outside, and q moment
later heard him tell some one inside
that II they didn't open the do)r he
would come through the window;
iady's voice responded. wait TIL get
some clothes on;" she Miss RaTlIngs)
came out in about ten minutes: did
not see Mr. Young in the room.
Cross-examined-Th was n man
sleeping on the bed in the dining room
didn't see who il was.
Nh Dickson here announced with
something like sigh that they rested.
After = moments conference Nj.
Sheeks said the prosecution bao
decided 10 abandon the poiygarny