Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19


vile ana had affection or hei2"
"Cefiainly loved her--aa much 40
any man CnulI.n
III VIII ask you, Mr.. Thieie, do you
know who killed your wiit2"
Ihiede, leaning forward In the chair
replied emphatically-"Yes sir, no,
aud think | can bring the man who
did Il into court in ten minutes II you
viii give me my Liberty long
ebungh2U
"Did you Mil hei?" further asked
Judge Cherry, deliberately
Iblede (exciteIly) 90 No, or,
| dld not. 10 the soabbard
was hanging over me here reaiy
10 cut Oh my head" The
witness was here checked by bis attot-
ney aud broke Oh Ia the middle OF the
seute re.l
Judge Howat-wh 10 the man that
murdered your wii2
Judge Cherry obi soteJ to the ques.
iiou, which ho said was not proper
one ~ this stage. The name was not
matter to bo exhibited here aud
published In the newspapers al this
time. IL wac mere OH iona sut-
ploiOn Of the wituest-aitef all NJ 20
who the man was that killed his wife.
The prosecution did not press the
question aud rhiede lett the witness
stand, having stood the tevefe hfe OF
REORGANIZATION remarkably well.
Attorney ID. n. StrAup WAS hen
calluI. lie IN he was present al tn
cOf0nef's Inquiry anu duung poiti0
of the preliminary examination VI
Ihiede before the police justice last
May. His testimony had no material
bearing, however, on the case. fhiede
sent Tor Judge Powers after his arrest,
but the nm didn't undertake hiH de.
tense because no terms we're arrived 10.
lniede remarked nj the time that he
didn't know whether he would need
an attorney OF not.
THE DEFENHE RESTS.
The defense hero Announced-at
eleven o'rlUck-that they would rect
their case and asked that lac be- nj.
loved few minutes 10 consult with
the defendant, which the court readily
granted,
rhu prosecution recalled EH.pollce
Ofllccr Bitkner for further cfUss-exam.
iuatiOn. He dunlei TINT no was dis.
charged from the police force Tor Asse-
cla,ing with lewd women.
RLBUITAL TESTIMONY.
DR.. Ferrabre was fret called by the
prosecution anu sail the body Of Mts.
rhisde hal not, Ia his opinion, laid
face downward up TO tue time he
reached the spot
by Judge Cherry-rhc lace was
covered with blood, but had Il been
turned downward, there would have
been some sign OF pressure upon the
features and other Ike evidences. The
body might have rested IN IT, side.
Judge HowBt--Did you see any In
dlca,i0ns Of the buy having laid ON lie
sidt2
81 did not"
Miss Noble, little Annie Thiede's
school teacher, was next called.
Judge Huwat-When Annie came
u you on tue Monday morning what
length OF Time uid She say her faInui
said she might femAin2
Witnest--Onu month.
Judge Cherry - What wors her
wOfJt2
"She came running up aud said
'Wo are going TO have lots OF fun, Miss
Noble. PapA says eau stay here with
you for monln. have bought my
bundle ANA he Ia coming tomorrow to
pay you"
sheriff Mcqueen testified that he
did not strike Ihisde las stated by tue
defendani) Daiore placing nim under
arrest on tuo morning OF the tragedy.
Mrs. tJotephine SunderhUlm (who
gave her testimony through Interpreter
utecle) was asked whether IL wAs true
/ that enc nigut abOutA year ago Annie
/ 10.
tnat het mother was Ia the cattle" Of
the brewery, and that her father had
been whipping her mother.
| Witness answered that II was.
| AnuIe Thiedo was recalled and
Judge Howat asked Didn't you, about
"a year ngo, 20 over 10 Sundsiholm's,
crying, and say 10 Mrs. aunierholm
| that "papa ~ crazy and whipping
mama, "Of words ~ Inat effect
mo, sir.D
"And didn't you say to her some
days alter that your papa threw your
mamma down on that night aud
whipped her, OF words 10 that efiec,H"
"NO, SiT.n
Counsel for tue defense asked that
these questions be stricken out, but the
motion was overIuled.
Mrs. SundorhOlm, again recalled,
SAID that Annie stated to her on her
way to school, next morning, that her
papa pulled nor mamma down Ia the
attic of the brewery the night before
and whipped her.
Judge Cherry also asked that this
witness's testimony he stricken out as
non.Tebutihl, but the court oyerrulod
the motion.
Cross examined, witness stated that
Annie said 10 her, "Papa IL crazy
drunk ana whipping ma" witness
had first asked the child how her
mother was, and she replied that she
was sick,
"Ii the court please, that, 1 believe,
ia our case" remarked Judge HowRi.
IL being now 1915 a recess was taken
III . %. M, ut " hich Time, IL WAS said,
counsel would begin thor addresses to
the jury,
When court feconveuUd nt p. N.
Attorney George L., Nye proceeded TO
make tue opening argument Tor the
prosecution.
judge Cherry objected, however, 10
his doiug 10, remafking that MI, Nye
lad not 6sen plcrtut IN court while all
me testimony WAS being taken, anu
that consequently Judge Howst could
more correctly review tue evidence.
Attorney Nye replied that he ha1
breu ia attendance all the Time that
wilnesses were testi'ying except OH
one forenoon, aud as 70 that he hhu
carefully read the court reporters
unuseftut OF the testimony
Judge Barton taid 10 had not been