Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-28

Witncfs- Last night.
Attorney Cond---At what time?
Enthusiastically after Ozark.
Attorney Coad-Who went with you,
/ II anybody
witucss-Mr. Slraup.
! Attorney CoAd--Ohl When were
you there beioto2
witness-Throe or four nighis ago.
Attorney Coad--Wlth whom?
Witness -- Mr.. tiichDot, former |
counsel Tor the defendants, who went
there on professional business.
Attorney Coad-iOu seem 10 be |
watching the progress Of this prOsecu. |
lion sith a roof deal Of iuturts'-
Witness-Not the prosecution, but |
the persecution.
Attorney Coad-YOu have made II |
your speclAi blainuas 70 injufe the po- !
lice OH Gers, have you noP
70 this question the witness maie
no definite reply and Mr. Cond Insisted
upon an nnawer. Mr.. Glrnu said ho
did NOT fully unjcrstand the question
and asked that II be repeated, when
Attorney Coad again askei, sis IL not
true that you have made q your
iprcial business to inIure tue officers OF
the fOTce?"
witnpss-It IL true that have made
II my special business 10 expose their
unlawful deeds.
Attorney Cond-Dld not you make
the remark In the Baby saloon sOme
time ago that you would have the
; heads Of JAuney aud some OF his mem
Witncss-l would like to know what
that ha' got 90 do with this ctse9
Attorney 5traup here took the Moor
, aud objected 10 The putting OF such
] L. Iun
not figure In the case IN any manner
whatever.
Attorney Coad thought the question
, entirely proper, ~ II would tend TO
show the nniinus Of the witness to the
' officers Of tho force. Tho court took
' the came view aud decided that the
witness might answer the question.
Witness had mal. any such
statement II would be criminal, ana l
am not here for the purpose Of crlmi.
< mating myself, and caunot be compelled
d To answer the question.
4 J. snERIrP,
I, stone cutter aud foreman on the Joint
: city aud county building, testified
. that no was n rDomsr at Miss Andcr-
u sons. Had never heart anything
: against tue reputation OF the house
until this case came up. IL revelry or
-. immoral practices were carried on
y there he would certainly know 1t.
d DESsIs JOSEPH o'MAnoSEY,
e blacksmith In the vicinity, knew
y nothing OF tho house either good or
:, bad.
u JosEpiI MERRIAM
x testified that he was also room-r
b there aud that the place was n respect.
- able ore. He denied having told
Is O'Brien or anyone else that business
"a. was being done there on the quiet.
MISS COLLIDE SHEARS
lestified-I live with Miss Anderson;
" am employed by her rs housekreper,
~ y aud for such work get a. per week,
!. TN. house IN respectable One In every
=, way. came here from Sioux Falls
y Dakota.
re Attorney Straup then drew the fol.
70 lowing story from the witness, which,
~ N true, IL simply horrible: "My
~ mother died hon 1 was IL years d
age; my father | had never seen, as
hu deserted my m),her before I was
Nv born; Immediately after my mother.
iu death my troubles communced; ] fell
:, In with strangers, aud bad ones, too
w when was II was taken 10 Omaha
a. by pfOcurr-s on the pretext that
ne was going to he brOug ht up rs her own
y. child In her house, but she put me II
y q house OF III iAuIr, and compelled N,
-, to remain there. When | found that
w could not escape | remained there
'"' caring little what became OF mo ate
that"
&c, The witness here dashed the tear
NJ from her eyes aud continued, | 40
acquainted with Miss Anderson II
Dakota; she was kind 10 me anu whel
a. the opportunity OF making livelihood
w, In her house by leading respect
~ ahlc life was offered 10 M
az | awaited myself Of IT,. / most EN-
~ phatically deny that there was au,
'I' men la the house the night We wer
us arrested, outside OF the regular dodgers
.ou had got a. far Ms thu gate In my wa
M up town to change s. when Sorgean
ln' Sheets graspcd me by the arm au
20, throw me backward End told me NJ
'a tobeso fresh. | had moi been drinhin
~ and no living man or woman ever SAL
~ me do - rs | do not drink liquor {
~, any Kind.
40, ELISE ANDERSON,
EN- or 81. Omer, testified that she QUO
nt maintained n houe Of III resort but thu
ar she had long since discontinued III
Nutlnthr. iiuf holhe WINS now lho
ouChly respectable ono. She had Z,
a.. formed ami was expecting her mothe
nv sister anu brother from the East
SUI live with her, She maintained he
w self Ia the past by keeping a lodginl
%. house. She also has money.
Nv, Attorney Coad Has any me
o'' visited your present residence for In
moral purposes?
Z. witness--N0 one but police officer
.o, who sometimes came in squads
III IN three and four.
w, Attorney Straup (sarcas,ically)-O
rs, ', officers nrv hue gentlemen; they 81
W., not 20 for any such purpose. W
NV NV must bc mistaken.
is Attorney Coad-Have carriages ~
NV hReks ever been driven up to your do
'o' during the nighir
witncRs-Yes; but only when SO
itly by Policeman Albright after NJ
rest Miller, who he wanted driven TO h
nAe room,
ant. Attorney goad-Dll she eTer go2
sea Witness Mover.
Attorney COad-Is II not true Thu
Onicer O'Brien bought and drank be
'un- In your house?
Witness-lIe may have drunk 1t, h
per- II ho did, lie brought 1t with hir
Laughter.
hey Attorney Coad-Did not tho counc
Gcft men who visited YOUR Mace call I