Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

was the first date WHOM you changed
tia. intonti0u2 I do not ask for your
reason, L simply want thu date.
Witness--l DO not gsU how 1 could
TX the date.
Judge Mauhali-woll about how
long after your acqultlaI?
WltuUfH could not gny.
Judge Marshall--Givu me some Idea.
Was VI two, three UrBK mOnthe after.
wards2
witncst-f believe my vile could
better toll that thau /.
After the question had been
repeated and after thinking for
moment Irvine nuswoUd-lt was
the day Smith threatened 20 publish
me lf Iil mol give her money, but /
cIuuut give the date. witness was
ANTIQUE 10 futthcr explain, but was not
allowed % DO 90. The person here re-.
ferret 10 vac NiluIu Smith, Nit.
lfvluU's brother.
In answer 20 Judge Marshall tho
wliuess sliJ this lreat was made after
be- (ifviue) had tho lsst Interview with
his wife al Omaha.
Judge Zane requested wltntss 10
slate the uutc when ho iiral determined
NOT TO take hig wits bach. IL he could
not, then let him sny 10.
Irvine Blid hv could not hX the exact
date, but hu was aware that they could
not live together some time before
5miih's thrJst 10 "publishn him.
Judge Mauhall-Do / uudumtand
you % say, Mr.. Irvine, that before
/ thUU Omaha interviews you had bUua
convinced n othor thiugs, and hrnC1
| had muuu up your miuu not 10 take
/ her bacL2
Irvine said ho could no, answer thut
/ question. AZ the time Of the Omaha
| interview, which took place ut the
/ Mcicer hotel, his wlfe was living NJ
the house Of relative la Ouaha, A..
| n. Austlu.
The court at this point adjourned
| till . Do. ma.
When court roasrrmhlru TVS after
| noon The iufthUr CrOHf.cxamluation u
/ hlr lfviuB went forward. Amer hi
! hruuiiial uu the change Of KILN.
! Montgomery, hu said, he had abOu
twclve interviews with his wife.
"htniKht Or during the dny2" hske,
Judge Marshnll.
Wituuas answorsd-In the day tint
except on one or two ucCasious. One
the Interview lasted tiil nearly mid
night, whom ha had to catch tho . pm
train tor Chicago.
Judge Marshall asked the subject O
di'cu sion on those occasions, % whic
Irvine Topllud-Wo talked about gol
ting n divorce quietly anu having n
uofu scandal. He aided that his vii
proposed Sue should go Into a cOnvcn
Tor a time, "aut ] wul glad Of g."
judge Murshnll-Aro you sure Il wa
aho who proposed thsG
lfyinU-l think G1.
"Dli you NJ any II these Inter
yluwr," asked counsel, "aBk your VIII
10 give you a written confession Of lac
guilt with MoutgOmcfJ2"
"WCll, / might have done go" wa
the n. ponce.
Asked " To n conversation he ha
with his wifc's mother, iho Witnul
tnii bite. Smith wanted 10 know viii
was tue matter with Addie, but b
hal not the heart b. tell her.
Mr.. lryiue'H crOss.uxAmlualiOn cor
cludod Just before 3 O'Clock.
4 CuASGE FOR HER
Miss Ray Cameron, the "fashion ali
: lacy" from Lincoln, Neb., who yests
day morning refused 10 snswer
! question while on tho witnoss.slo nj
; was taken up 10 the penilenliary Ia
evening, after partaking Of supper
% the knutsf0rd hotel, whence she WI
> permitted ~ 20 for that purpose,
9 charge VI n bnilifi. She T. ~ tho "psl
rtlll, ANA likely 10 remain tho
! until tho close VI the preset
term Of court unless M
2 heart s0itens IN the meantime and Al
consents 10 tell tho uamu OF tue my
3 ttTiOuu man whom Hhu seems 90 AnAiU
. 10 shield. Before "g0ing Out" Ia
o night, however, Miss Cameron d
clarci her intention OF keeping striotI
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