Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
SOME ROCKS AHEAD.
4 AurdT Trial Before Judge BaT,Gh
Has 10 Go Over.
rISDISa OF A JURY FOR 81.
Damage suit Tor $1,000 Against tho
tlty.-For Injuries Sustained
by Falling on a Sidewalk.

1n the civil lury iist IA order that H.
might this morning take up tue trial Of
The case IN which thv two boys Harry
and George Gayior arc In
iieIcd Tor the killing OF Little Clyde
Robertson In July, Of the present year.
The defendants were brought down
from the poui,sntlary, where they
have all along been under de-
ionu5n, ant oil the Witnesses with
one exception were Il attenJancc.
The absent witness was one II. &.
Whipplc, who will be called by the
prosecution, sud Assistant District
Attorney Howat applied to have tho
case continued 10 consequence.
The request was met with prompt
objection by the dc.endauts' couasrl
{ Mrs,fs. Whittcmoro ana wayte) and
the rOinl was debated pro ani con Tot
some time. Judge Howa, stated that
Mr.. whippic had been with his team
somewhere In the nvlghborhood u
Blackioot, Idaho. lie bud exercised
bic best enlcAyors TO get hin here, ami
thlughtiS very likely that he would
fyaob the city Ip a few DAYS.
The deiendauls' attorneys eventually
expressed their willingness to have tbs
dispositions u the witness taken at the
preliminary hearing read NJ the
tflal, in order that there might
be- no further delay, but Judge
Howat would not consent to
this. whippie, he eaii, wa, au i'm.
pOftant witnuas aud he must have him
mere before lac could proceed with tue
trial.
Presently Attorney Waite said tho
defense had tubr unnrd some eighteen
witne,ros, aad dId not want TO bring
them 10 me court again until they were
wanted.
Itwas decided after some further
talk 10 call az the case on Wednesday
morning next, By which tims the
prosecuting attorney said lac might DO
ready. IiOe II not, a further conllnu.
Hnco VIII 10 hai. ,,,
timatod 10 the court that they d,sirel
10 have the names Of tho trial Jurors
drawn from the full Panel, and not
from aggregated llsl.
Mrs. HaGimsnd sat beside her sou In
court and went frequently.
When the matter had been disposed
Of the two hoys were returned " this
penitentinry.
Ala later stage Of the day Attorney
Waite went before Judge Bartoh anu
plead hard 10 have every pOssibls
effort made u brinr tue witness
Whippls ~ soon as oslule aud the
case tried. He explained that Mrs.
Hammond, tne mother VI tho defend
ant, was "wearint her very hoatt out
with Erle'," aud said no feared that
nnie,s ne5 suslv ,il, Wa1 s,eti,H ai,y
Ho himself rather than brook any
unnecessaTy delay ON this account,
would willingly pay tho expense OF
sending Au officer alter Whipple.
yulgo hAi y On uuUV' ~, 70 {, nsu
TO come iu,u court Hn renew tho tuD-
lect tomorrow Hor"lng'
Jrsr ONE DOLLAR
1, tbesuit Of Jos.ph AuT v, tbe
h'o nfalno M n, IL .',to 81 ~,
~ - W. ' Ne'''s ~ %
uHyi lho jury ,n'' mornlhk Drought
W. -, /, '.a'eu 1880 '"o r'a'n'
ln,s usil"Ao ss,s', On Nv aui" 'l.,'
clAlneu was s-,ov' lho NoIuiot vas
mo nnuihs " zen Ju'9H' '"O hA''ns
ulsseu'eu, ..,....,-,...,..,,- -.
Jug IoNols, 'io u -.,',Ni Cum
SCI, Nss s'nn,eu .n,i'y uAys va "n''h
70 li.rHi0 e'N''N''H' w NiV'''" 'o'
new trial. ,, m.-u-
hu,l "lesou lua' ny was .nusAl.y
put on pa,'vhsot tIh'h 10y wy oOn-
1uu'ui Huov' '",co i t nes' y, uteen
NV y otah, iho lAo'S "e'o fePot'eu
IN o"'uiaHS NI"''
A Five DAYS. STAY.
IN tle uAse ~ " ~ ~ Og p,.I
anu . 'slnss n'uh 's ., ~ bcoh e. M,
lhe otue, I't S Hov,eS VIZ s,sSet h'o
uHSs' 'o' 'no NS''"''u'' '"o"'uS'
DISMISSED.
II, Kahn W T. ~ l.lbuins' rus suit
was dismissed ON motion 0i plAinun'H
counsel.
,ttp cr1y surD EoR s9OOO.
AfloT a wait OF some twenty minutes.
while arrangements were la pTOgTesA
Tor Judge Bartch 10 take up the flTther
hearing OF civil Jury cases, n Jury was
empsnulud aud ihe damage suit 0f
Philip A. Dix VS. Salt Lake City was
called for hearing. The plaintiii was