Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-09

S1e0oW e1pGU1peQ his RrnvV
oou60ab 70 the alleged stormy In
esfv1sw and attempted outrage hav
Ing taken place on that occasion
Tho defendant undoubtedly got n
Into her head, after that interview,
however, that Hall did not intend
70 marry her, aud that che had losi
him for ever. This 20 worked upon
her mind and feelings that she be.
came jealousiand angry towards hel
former friend, Mrs. Hall. revenge
seized upon her and she
dstefmined, at least, that II
she herself could not have Hail
for her husband Mrs. Hart sbouId
not. Whatever might have been
the relations between Frank Hail
and Mrs. Hart, 1t wouli Seem that
only from the defendant herself hal
sentiments Of distrust emanated:
80 far as appeared In this case
Mrs. Hart had never raised her
voice or hand to do one thing
against Miss Olson, How pitiIess'
then, how cruel and stony hearted II
was Ior this young woman to sta0
what she had. There was no evil
dence, he argued, to show that Afrs.
Hart had been the mistress Of Hall.
Dealing with the statement that
the defendant and her motber
came into the city on the MONDAY
with the especial object of p,Ircha:.
ing a trunk for the giri's jepsrfure
for California on the morrow no
such article was ever nurcbaseJ AMI
this he pointed 20 A. a siOnificsnt
fact, put forward as an excuse by
the defense for the real purpose Of
her coming into the city. namely.
the purchase Of the revolver. The de.
PENDANT set about her WORK with ali
the ingenuity and de,iberation that
could De devised for the accomnlish-
ment of the result which she de-
sired. She had sworn vengeance
against Hall on the SUNDAY. and
she meant to carry out her resolve.
This was simply a tale OF jealousy
and revenge, If IL were TO be al
lowed that men might be shot down
in the streets in this way, cur cities
md towns would soon DC depopu.
lated.
Coming to the defense of insspitr
counsel observed that people viii
impulsive instincts did not sit down
and write long cobefent letters On
into gun sbops and buv nistoIs t1v
to give folk. the idea tina, they were
New West teachers. lie in wait M
the corner of a street for a man
whom he mr. she vas seeting h kilI
and then at the last moment in n
freak of insanity. when hevosd
themseyes. kjlI the verv nerson nj
whom revenge was noint.ri at thu.
time, II was doub;less time
that criminals had in the uast
oeeu executed who were in.
sane; ut the same time, insaui-
ty was occasionally found to
oe the cloak for q simulated defense,
as hook for juries to hang a doubt
upon. Did not that remark which
the accused made to her father en-
the Sunday morning, "Either he or
[ must die" indicate the thought Of
: :s sane persona II eoulu NOT oe pos
sn July ~. any m ~ W say upon MS
- al ~: .aA' Us youus "oun,
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atner, SEM suuuenly 70 MS aeath
vim All ms Sins upon nIs mean.
Y n,ess tney na1 y re,sohaois ueuos
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euseu oe oesousn' 'nein W s'anu OUT
ior u conViction.
During the address OF MIR. Critch-
low (which occupied an hour and
twenty minutesl, Miss Olson
several times wept, and when her
name was brought into question
touching her relations with the
deceased man, Mrs. Hart also gave
way to tears.
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