Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-09

Tho other book that he paid bis bill
t;sc. Harrison. who IL employed In
Mount Olivet cemetery, stated that ou
rhursday Afternoon, August sh. last
voar. he saw Mr.. Csba1y aud Mrs.
sham i'm the grounds thnte. They
wont into the willows.- whore tho
shrubbery IL very dense-Ou. Of sight,
bnt witness did not know how long
they remained. Sutton, the,gardener,
had called his attention 10 them,
Witness noticed them leave tho
cemetery about o o. lock-an hour OF
nm hour and hnlf after entering ID.
To Judge Powers--He did not think
hs had been mistaken az to the iden.
tlty of these people.
TO District Attorney Narian-He
spoke to Mrs. Sharp, having had coca.
sion to request her to "please get m
the Urass."
4. II. Harper, grocer Of this city,
testified to having seen Mr.. CAsauy
leaving Mrs. Sharpe house q, the cor.
ner of u and Sixth streets, about
o'clock In tho morning one day last
winter. He was sure 1t was Casady,
Us he spoke to him.
John Suttoo, the gardener at Mount
Olivet cemetery, spoke 10 having seen
Casady and Mrs. Sharp there on the
dnte referred to by the witness Harrl.
sou. He observed Mrs. Sharp "Hxlng
Mr.. Casady's m0ustache, parting his
hair and lingering around his face. d"
(Laughier.)
Mr.. varian-Anything elst?
Wi.ncss-Notningm much more than
that, that Law; but his hat was on tho
ground behind MIN.
Mr.. Varian-Whero was his head?
WItness--W Why, on his shoulders, 1
suppose. (Llughtor.)
both Harrison AMI Sutton, In ans
wer to Judge Power, seemed to have
"a sort OF recollection that the TuHca.
rofas held picnic at CARTEL. on this
particular date, aud said they would
be surprised TO learn that Mis-. Sharp
was At thu Like on that occasion.
Judge Powers asserted that Il was a
fuot, nevertheless. 80 1t mus, TO o
case OF mistaken identity.
Samuel 5adler, 2s7 q street, corner
Of sixth, said that Mis. Sharp formerly
liveil opposite to him. lie had eeen
CasaJys going to her house between
: anu y Ia the sveniug and leaving
about the same time In theimorniug.
This might have happened ten or n
d. zen times during the entire Elk
months she rcsiied there.
Geo. Biangham said that between
0:3J and 10 O'Clock one night last Jun.
he saw Mr.. Casady go 10 Mrs. ShaTp's
house on L street.
To Judge Powefs-He was "watch.
lug" there and ''might nave been
shadowins" Mr. Casndy, having been
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