Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-08

nursing during that time ri
other place.. Questioned "a to heras.
sOcintions with Sam Mastofson, Tho
man whom abe attempted 10 shoot, aud
for which Otiense she IL now under
| going imprisonment, the wit.
meas said she committed the act
through jealousy-hecnuse Masterson
event with other girls" At the time
she did II she was under the influence
OF liquor, but had not been 10 the habi,
ofdfinking, either with NIastcrson OF
other men.
Mr.. Stephens was about TO object to
questions on this head, when the Com.
missioner said he was disposed TO allow
considerable latitude la case OF this
kind.
Asked ~ 10 whether she had not
been criminally intimate with Master.
son she denied this most cmphatically.
Masterson had been friend 10 her.
lie might have been n married man,
but she was not sure Of this at the
time she went out with him. She adj
mittcd that she had smoked clgnrs
when nursing, ~ preventative H.
cases ofcOntavlous disease, but she had
not habilually done 80. Some brandy
was brought 10 her In her cell on one
occasion by DR.. Smith, the penliontiary
physician, when she was sick. Beyond
mentioning TO Mr.. Nandercook, about
the 22nd OF October, the conduct Of
Marshal Parsons, she spoke 10 no one
else upon the subject until Ia CONVEX.
eation with Assistant District Attorney
Stephens, about week ago, when she
went before the grand Jury. She was
on the way down 10 the city In the
penitontiary wagon, with other ptis.
obera, when She related the particulars
10 Warden Nandercook. She gave
Marahal Parsons conduct towards her
as the only reason why she did not
want 10 work In the Geysey household.
The warden then said he himself
would not Insist upon her going there
again, and that she could stay nj his
house, as the marshal's behavior had
been Indecent aud outrageous. During
the time she was Mt Geysoy's house,
two gentlemen, Mr.. Daniels and a Mr..
Williams, called upon her. The former
"a bariender--she hal met previously
at fflend'e house. The object Of his
VISIT was TO ask her II he should starr a
petition 10 obtain her pardon. Will
llams was ga mining man." aud shb
had known him ever since she came 10
the town. Both called IN the day
time, and the latter had n lady with
him. Neither Of them brought her
either cigars or cigarettes. She did not
tell Mrs. Vaudefcook wig shc len the
Gryscys, but to Others, including
fellow prisoner, named Maggie Faulls-
ner, she last week, after going before
the grand Jury, related what had oc.
cuffed--no, before.
Mr.. Rawlins--Who called on you In
your cell before you came down 10
testify before the grand Jury?
Wiincss-My mother anu sister, and
had also ncen them ut GeytUy's.
Mr. Rawiins-And you never men.
toned u word u what had occurred to
theu?
Witno8-No, sir.
Mr.. Rawlins-You were not afraid
to tell them; were you?
Witness-No, Sir.
Mr.. Rawlin--Who called at your
Cell before you came TO town on Tues.
day morning2
Witncss-No one but the guard.
MIR. Rawlins-WhO called at your
cell and remained considerable time
the day before you came before tho
grand Jury2
witness--I don't remem Der that
any one called.
Mr.. Rawlins-Now, II n gentleman
was with you for an hour or over on
that day, you would remember II?
WitDess-les, sir.
Mr.. Rawlins-And you say no one
called?
Witnoss--Yes, sir.
Mr.. Rswlins-Do you know Mr..
Stark?
witness-Yes, sir.
Mr.. Rawllns-Ho has been TO your
cell, hasn't hs?
Witncss-Yrs, sir.
Mr. Raylins-was he there ON the
day I mention?
Wilness-Not that remember.
Mr.. Rawlins-Did Mt. stark ever
come TO your cell anu stay any length
of time?
witness-No, sir.
Mr.. RawlIus-Dld Mr.. Fields ever
call on you2
Witness-Ies, sir.
Mr.. Narlan here objected to this line
OF cross examination going any
further.
witness IN answer 70 other ques'
.,ons, sa'u ,ns. sne uiu NOT even men.
.ion ,ue uh.'er ., the marshhi'r be-
she saw them several times.
Mr.. Rawllns-You felt that your
feelings Ind been outraged by a man
who had you In his custody, who had
, ,.o,, al y, ~ ae ye,, !" uhuetswnu,
y ot u,a nos cou,p'a,h 70 any OF the