Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02


Swe,le." Also heard
Mr.. NADEL,
a olothier whom Glenn owed for n suit
Of clothes, often called for his money
and was told by that officer II he re-
pentod his visits 10 the Hall he would
throw him in jail
OFFICER RHODES
testified that one day he brought up an
inchriatc from the Union Pacific de-
pot, and that during his absence from
his beat Sergeant Glenn met him and
reported him for being oil his beat. lie
spoke to Glenn about II, and that gen.
ucman said: "G--d d-n you'll ! don't
have 70 speak 10 you; am your supe-
rior, 80 20 10 hell" He was present
when Glenn stripped Lowry Of his
star Lowry sald that he would give
the star 10 the Marshal, whom Glenn
called him n - n a b., aud snatchud
the star from IT. fastening. The witness
had reported robbery 10 the Sergeant,
who,said that his brother attended 10
rubboriee. IL was common thing 10
bo called n 49, Of b.. Barker, Birk.
nrr, Pool, Sanders, Glenn aud Daggett
were favortca.
OFFICER WHITE
said he was hurt because he had been
called "chucklo.headed brute" lie
had asked Captain Parker for club
aud was iDyultingly answered.
THOMAS ruRnMAN
an employment agent, said that on the
Fourth " July one year ago Glenn was
paying undue attention 10 his (forh-
mgn'el wife. His wife complained,
aud he told Glenn he had better attend
10 his business. Glenn replied that ~
ever he reported him ut the CITY Hall
he would beat his Cd DID s. Of n
b. Of brains out" Glenn was seen Ia
n dark corner OF tho Harris building on
State street with Forhman's wife at n
late hour VI the night. Glenn winked
ut Mrs. Fofhmnn ut the Wonderland
theatre and shu complained u her
husband. He lcft her on this account.
His wife first saw Glenn when he (her
hu-hand) had been drinking aud had
called HIN 10 preserve the peace.
a. 81. Y0CuM
said he had been "docked' two days
for attending tho bedside Of his sick
child. Hc also complained OF the
change Of time Of going on patrol.
Heard Parker call n man intercodiug
i0r prisoner, a d. dirty s. OF b..
FavOritcs were Sander and Barker.
ornCEK ALIiRGIT
tcs,ifcd that hc had seen Captain Par.
kor In a state Of drunkenness In Lang
aud Sulllvnni- saloon when he al.
hrightl was OH duty. Parker asked
ltN 40 81 N.HHN 4. Il
captain passed around hat 10 get
money which was TO bo offered TO q
couple OF pugllists, Parker called him
a "fedhaired g. u q b." because he
would not put up money for the prize.
light Hesaw him drink liquor, he
acted like drunken man. When
Marshal Young asked him 10 20 10 the
depot Parker asked Young how he
(Albrightl took Il aud said that "any-
thing was good enough for the s. NJ
u b." Had heard Glenn frequently
abuse men by calling them - Of b..
Glenn would not speak to him when
asked question. Saw Glenn throw n
citizen out Of the police station; heard
him call him dirty s. Of n b., and
saw him shut the door In his face.
Had heard Parker tell Alderts that he
had becu assigned TO beat No. 10.
When Alders Inquired the location Of
the beat, Parker replied that. II WINS q
special beat TO go TO Sandy, and told
him 10 take the Rapid Transit cars, 40
10 Murray, walk back and play In the
huokleberry bushes. Captain Parker
asked Marshal Young II he ever called
Albright n -. Of u b.. Young said
"No." The remark made was about a
tlnhorn gambler.
HATTIE WILSON,
keeper Of a house Of prostitution on
Franklin Avenue, testified that she
met Captain Parker on the morning of
July 9th. IL was between | aud 9
O'CLOCK when he visited her place. lie
wanted some music. The piano was
closed. Parker said that was no way
10 treat gentleman. lie had money
10 pay his way. Detective Daggett
was with Parker. They went away,
but called again In i've minutes. Dur.
ing their absence some Of the inmates
got 10 singing. Parker angrily ordered
them 10 stop, aud started 10 no Into q
pnrlOr where there were some visitors.
The witness endeavored 10 step him,
hut Parker thrust her from him and
exclaimed; "I'll 20 In N I have 10
burst the door In" lie went In. ue
again demanded that the singing
cease. She replied that she would
sing In her own house, for "they sang
In church on Sunday" Parker then
grabbed her (ahc was thlnly dressed }
aud pulled her out Of her house
Into the street. The nlght.watchmnn
/ told Parker that II was wrong to take
her out aud finally the Captain told her
went up the street, but returned In ten
minutes with Detective Daggelt. He
ntked oue Of the women to sing u
parody on only Angel Mothers
Grave" The women continued sing
ing, and Parker ordered Dlggctt 10
take the witness TO the City Hall. They
started TO take her and got short dis.
lance above the Variety theatre when
some one interiered. Captain Parker
ordered the arrest Of the man who ran,
followed by Daggett, who struck him
over the head. Parker yelled 10 Dag
gttt "Shoot HIM Shoot himW The
witness finally demanded the patrol
wagon, and In the wunglo gentle.
man came up and told her she could
return 10 her own house. Parker was
drunk; he dnnkR bottle Of beer at her
house. When questioned why she
testified against Captain Parker she
replied that she wanted TO feel safe IN
horown house.
a RAILROAD ENuISEgR,
visiting the house OF Hattie Wilson on
la lsan -.