Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08

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ITS TaE MEDICAL fEsrruoyy.
-. " 4 Little Episode Betws., p,.,.,.,
+. Afs'raey varia. ~ IL ..PrI.
or. vate DetsetIvs.''
Niles oAon, the accused, Va, o,
nd 'ae "Fnes-stand giving hsf vefs,o,
q. o. the case, chen the NEWS ven
tv to pres on Saturday afternoon. 7,
I'd addition to that portion Of her tat.
It. menI which has already appeared
IN our columna Mio Olson ..,s.
D. "on Monday 1.-THE day Of The sr.r,
n n edyl l went down town with M,
~ mother to look 1t . truuk. Ar,
doing this l LEFT her and start.,, =.
e $ Auerbache', but instead OF s,opclns
Ie mere went to Evans' gun store
is ana bought . revolver. / cannot
say what Induced mo to do tbn r
D tnen went home with my mother
4 and wf"te the letter which has han
introduced here. After Finishing
! TINS went back to Evans store . nd
got the pistol fixed. Then 1 started
TO go home and had no idea that 7
would meet Hall. Twas eoinr mn
{ Street and had passed First vhen
l saw Hall and Mn. Hart c,uiinr
toward me. 1 felt that I coulJ not |
meet them and turned back vith
me Intention Of going around the
niock, but l stopped near the cornrr
when they reached me asked Hail
now he could torture me 90 cruelty
he made no reply. The next 1 r..
member is seeing Hall lying on the
car track. did not hear the renort
% me pistol nor see the fash. On
tne way down 70 the station I met
several parties, and two men walled
win me to the station. / do not
KNOW why l wrote the letter which |
mas been introduced, nor do I re-
member what occurred In the police Z
station. L took some medicine from
Dr. Hamilton that night.
Judge Powers What induced
you to shoot Frank Hall that niRht? !
Miss Olson-I don't know,
Judge Powes-Do you remember {
shooting him? Q
Miss Olson-I do not. All I re. d
member IL seeing him lying on tho
street-car track. v
To Mr.. Variant flrst rnet H.u Id
at Mrs. Hart's house In June. 1855 {
and In November following Mn LEI
dart forbade me coming to her b
house, saying she was afraid Hall b,
might become infatuated with me-
Hall told me he would eef diyorca &
In August last, and we would ~ ca
married In October following. can. b
not say why a waited on the corner
OF First Street for Hall and Mn. pl
mari 70 come up. cannot saw that p
mad any purpose at the time n
After L had spoken to Hall I seemed &C
70 lose control Of myself, and have d
no recoiicction Of what happened. or
The cross examination lasted orer ID
an hour and half. and was Of the ic
most thorough and searching Kind UP
Every detail connected with the tn
.ragedy was gone into. Mis- Olson wi
adhered to Der story. ar
Miss Jennie Bennett stated that ne
me had been acquainted with VI
Ananua Olson for several years. a.
IN inc night OF the shooting she 70
'assed Mis- Olson at the corner of vi
ard First streets and spoke to her. TIN
ut received no reply, although the Ing
eiendsnt stared at her In q very me
ocular way. A few steps further !
. the witness passed Hall and TO
us HART, who were approaching ma
w. >. Stewart, clerk Of the Police sue
QUIZ, corroborated the testimony mu
Marshal Young, Sergeant Nc me
urdy and Judge Laney as to the )
tanner in which Miss Olson en-. ~
red the police station and her &c. MIL
ons on that occasion. She hell A
stoi in her hand, was exceedinpIv
'itsted and said 81 have shot nv not
'trayer." She did not LOOK like q san
ne person.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Stew. j
i,s testimony court adjourned un- you
Monday morning. Tact
dur
Inc trial was resumed st ten que
CLOCK this morning, the attendance cids
spectators being quite as large "A Nj
ring the two preceding days. que'
'urt officers were again, at the re- resi-
lest OF Judge Zane, stationed ut ,..n
entrance 70 the Court, in order III
prevent any unnecessary crush, enc,
lie taking OF evidence for the de- Sar,
Use was continued. ~
Mr.. ). I. jenkins. a Times re. ~,
rter, stated that on the night m
the tragedy he saw the o,he
used at police-headquarters. tras,
e appeared to be consiser. has,
y excited and declined to be init.
erviewed by the reporters until erc;,
had seen her attorney. Her W
s Il dashed and rolled, and witness IT,,
NOT regard her As responsible for on ~
: actions. a..
;ross-examined by District At th;s ,
ney Narian-His opinion a. To sann
mental condition was . mere w,
tier Depreciation. 81,
ir. Wins, . reporter on the AZ,
raid staff, who was also at the tvna
Ice station on the night in ques- = r.
i with the object Of Intervening WI
accused, said Miss Olson was .rsr,
y much agitsted, very pale. AZ. =,
her face had q very wild and Ar,
htsned look. In witness, opin. =, a ,
y NJ sane person. the r.
lid not LOOK the reporter in fine go
when they desired to question t;ons
did not Of itself create Inc i'm. ~.
sion in his mind that she w..
es ba sais LII Two or three on tn
al the questions put to her until wit
mad seen her attorney, but re- NJ
to several Of them. -. 81
re. Merrill, who resides Mt the go, s J.
Jailor's house. stated that Mis- whst
n was brought there by Mar her ~
foung on the night of the m The,
: Sr,n J u utanA q little black Judd
declined to eat anything. She iev.nt
very pale. her eyes were wide t;os h,
and staring, and she seemed Il ina
ly excited. She couphed .,.ra :
n.ins host OF tne night. trial Al
:, " s:ali,h ns sne appeared like Witt
u with her mind . long way Twas /
was very reserved, and sat for ins,
y all day in q rocking chair me m
Ing TO and Iro, rubbing her great
s, and saying nothing unless from Y
m TO; even then she did not scconI
Is answer. Witness did not Com
any opinion as to her sanity or O'CLOCK
wise.
Mr.. Varian-When asked 10
down to breakfast on the Tue~. Whe