Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17

"Oh, did everything, worked IN
the gHr0ep, ufsde beer and was Win
the horses" (LsughtoL)
He saw MIS-. rhiede every day whlle
he was WORKING there and never OBJ
served Auy cuts OF bruises upon het
ince.
"Do you know whether che ever
drank liquoi2"
"5ne frank beer aud whisky.
"Did you ever see Mre. Thiede when
che was affected by lqroi2"
"Nrs, the winter before last. she
asked me to takea drink. ! set Fem
up aud she set 'em up,' ami she got
little bit drunk. (Lsughter) drank
Unce, sue drank twice. (Laugbtef)
Witness was at tue saloon about 10
O'Clock on tue night prior 10 the mora
lug Of tne murder"
"Waa there anything unpleasant
hen between rhede and his wiis2"
que-ti Ined judge Cherry.
"NO, Sit"
Judge Howat nsked-How many
glasse. did you dfink on tne occasion
yUu nave mentiUnuu2
~ had about four" answered wilt
nes,.
Chow many had aho7"
VI sue hhu iuutrsF
"Was that tho only time you have
seen her under the iIfluoscc OF
iiquui7D
"Ye., sir"
Court then adjourned Tor tho Usual
uOOn recess.
Upon court fenssrmbling this after.
noon, Laurettn Bloom, Of NJ ifray, was
all Ia.
about halt mile from rhiede's, aud
said sue lsst saw Mrs. Thitde at the
saloon about O'Clock on the uignt be.
lore The mufutr. About o'clock the
same afternoon Mite. IhIeio camu to
witutsi's house aud feuiainod tacfe
talking about three hour. She was
"goOu" wnrn she ioit.
"How did sue act the whole alter
no1u2"
"sne cried once, hut Wien she vent
away sne was In good hum0f "
Witness hal eaten with Mr. aud
Mrs. Thivdo as their table, aud never
saw any trouble uttweeu lhum there,
"Did you ever seB any wounds Or
bruises on her fact2n
"Yes, | have, Que her eye was
'blue.'0
"lhat was the only lim,2n
Witness answered zee.
Judge Howat--W vas II you saw
her with this "blus" uy,2
witnss, said nearly year before she
was Killed,
"wAs IN, crying when she came to
your houso7"
"Yer.n
Mrs. Minnie Smith, OF Sanity, testi.
lied that Thirdc Il her brother. she
mad kuOwn the deceased, Mts. Thiode,
about seven years, anu last saw her
alive on Apri 3Jth, between seven anu
eight o'clock In tbs evening. Witucss
accompanied her husband aud othrfs
on the dfivo from sandy. MI. Hnd
Mrs. Thltdu were iuendly gt that
! time.
"Hpv ala Mrs. Thiedc seem theu2"
"shc Appeared TO be Ia a good
| humUfD
Witness saw the dead body OF Mrs.
Thiedo next morning NJ II Jay upon
the billiard table. 1hiodu was then
there under arrest. Hc aud his vile
/ visited witurts's house together, aud
witness often ate mtals ut Ihiodt's
place.
"ln all your Visits there, when Mt.
anu Me. rhiedo were together, nave
/ you ever heard them engaged IN n
quarrel o. dlsputs2"
Witness eAil she hid not, neither
had she seen Mts. Thiedo with n
bruised or dishgutrd face.
FfilE Rtipen, y saloon keeper Of this
city, said $50 hal known the rhirie-
Tor upw OF six ycars, aud was on
Intimate terms with them. lilo believed
he had never seeu Mfs. lhledo with
u bruised lace, aud from witness's
observation Tnieio aud his wife we're
always on friendly terms.
| Charles sharp, farmer, who lives
four mites southwest VI Murray, said
he worked Tor ruiedu shout two years
ago. Witness had eaten with Mr.. anu
Mrs. Thiedu NJ their table, anu NJ no
time had he seen any unpiuasHntnrss
between them, nor seed Mrs. Ihiojo
with "A bruised Or dishgured face.
shorty alter 3 o'clock several Of the
! JufJfs complained Of feeling rather
sich, anu suggested that tnry might he
allowed ~ take short walk ~ the
frush air, ~ a change ifHm the cl0tu
aud heated room. Tue court At once
acov led O. the request anu a brief re-
cess followed.