The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-10
concerning Phillips, the Recorder reporter
visited the morgue with MIR. Massey, the
ex-clerk Of the Hanover National bank.

e&-cIerk VI Inc hanover NatlOnal Dank.
THE CHASTITY HEAD OF THE DYNANITER
was in a bottle Of alcohol in anice box, and
was SO distorted that the outlines OF the
countensnce could hardly be seen. After
carefully examining the head Mr.. Massey
said: at would be next to impossible for
anyone to make positive Identification Of
the head In the condition in which it Is at
present. The entire head seems swollen,
and as seen through the curved glass it is
quite misleading. The features, however,
are exactly the same as Phillips. The
slant of the forehead the appearance of
the hair, the teeth and every point oharac
teristic of Phillips can he seen in the horri-
Bile remains in that bottle. l have studied
the matter rs closely as l can, and while |
could not make sworn statement to that
effect, l am sure Identification is complete.
The hair is one thing that leads NE to be-
lieVe that the head is that of Phillips. The
mustache, the peculiar forehead and short,
stubby beard, are all the same in color as
those of the clerk who was a self-confessed
thief in December of 1889"
George G. Hoenlank, of the Spanish
American newspaper, La ReUista Popular,
said to-day: about two months ago we
were in need Of some employees who spoke
Spanish. | answered an advertisement in
morning paper and in reply the man
Southworth appeared. He impressed one
as being well educated and fluent talker.
made him write some letters in Spanish,
but he did not know that language well
enough for what was wanted of him, and /
told him SO. In reply to my questioning
he said he had been in Mexico employed as
private secretary OF the manager of the
Mexican National railroad and that he had
been discharged on account of his views
questioned him and found he knew all
about the city. He also told me that he
also
HAD BEEN COWBOY AND PLAINsMAN
and that he knew all about It, He said he
had been all over Lower California and the
surrounding country. l spoke to him in
Spanish and he replied in the same Ian
gusge, but his speech was very faulty. The
man Southworth is Mason. OF this there
is no doubt Whether he is member in
good standing or not, l can say nothing.n
DR.. Matthew, DR.. Field and DR.. Allen
Fitch yesterday examined Southwortb in
the insane pavilion at Bellevue hospital.
They found no evidence of insanity on
which they could declare him lunatic.
Southworth was coherent, even GLIDE, and
infinitely accounted for his whereabouts on
every day since October 30. On that day
DR.. Field examined Southworth in the
Tombs where he has been committed as
vagRbond at his own request. The
physician said he would not then pro-
nounce him insane. To-day Southworth
strenuously
DENIED THAT HE EVER SAW THE BOMB
THRowER
or ever heard of him, but while the
doctors could not say that Southworth was
mad, they could not positively announce he
was sane. Those affected with delusions
are exceedingly cunning, and moving that
they are watched, may restrain and hide
their crazy imaginings. Drs. Field and
Fitch will keep Southworth under their
eye until they make decision one way or
| the other.