The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-14

on the Monday afternoon"
No; L never saw him SO kind to her
before"
Did Thiede bring you bottle of
whisky that Monday afternoon"
Yes; he brought me small bottle,
% cents worth"
when did you drink the last of that
whisky?"
"on Tuesday afternoon"
did you drink any Of it on Mon
day?"
Il took some about $50 in the even
ing before going to bed"
Did you hear Mr.. and Mrs. Thiede
quarreling much2'
Yes; / often heard them quarrel in
the garden
Were you drunk on Monday after
noon?"
"As long as I have lived, I have
never been drunk"
How much did you drink that after
noon?"
Il just took little before going to
bed, SO that might sleep soundly."
MRS. MARY L.AUENBERGER.
wife Of the previogs witness, was
next examined by Judge HoWat.
When was Mrs. Thieie last at your
house before She was Killed."
ION Sunday evening
What took Dsnce between Thiede
and his wife white they were tnere?"
'Thiede tod his vie TO go home be-
cause she was dr7Inh She said she
would not go becanse he wanted 10
kill her.
WAS Mrs. Thiede drunk"
''She was ooi d-uak at that time and
L never ssw ilor drank"
When Mrs. Taiad:> said she would
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kill her what did T,iieGe do?"
"fIe slapped her had with both
hands ard told her to go home and go
to bed
Did Mrs. Thiede at any time SHOW
you her person or body?"
Yes
when? p"
when came 70 live there first, and
about a month before she was killed.
She showed me her chest and ribs
What condition was her body in as
to being d:scolorcd or otherwise?'
at was BLACK ard b!ae with coagu-
lated blood"
do You know how she got those in
juries?'
Mrs. Thiedc told -
Mr. Cherry-Tac witness must not
state what she waE tod. The objection
was sustained.
C-oss-exa cliaed by MIR. Cherry
Are YOU - rlie habit OF drinking
Intoxicating 5rauks?'
"I never drink whisky or bse-; when
have wine drink that
How close were you &c Mr.. and
Mrs. Thie3e Sae7 eI,~y bad that quar-
rel on Sunday night p
81 was in front of nv own door"
'tIo1 20 you know mat Thiede
slapped his wife hard that Sunday
night in your llouse?"
81 saw that the blows were hard"
did it make any marks or bruises
on her face?"
Not that ] saw"
MISS MINNIE NOBLE
said she was a school teacher at Muir
ray last April. Little Annie Thiede at
tended her school. The little girl on
the night Of the murder stayed over
night with witness. She never had
stayed with her all night before.
amined by Mr. Cherry:
Did Annie Thiede ever call on you
before?"
Yes; sometimes"
WAS there any talk about your CIV
ing Annie painting lessons?"
Eyes; Mrs. Thiede admired some of
my paintings and talked to me about
giving Annie lessons"
BY Mr.. Howat-''Tas there any talk
or arrangement that Annie would go 10
your house on that Monday evening
for a painting lesson?"
No"
DR.. BENEDICT
was called, and said he examined the
wound on Mrs. Thiede's throat after she
was dead. The throat was cut from
ear to ear, severing the windpipe and
the muscles back TO the vertebrae and
there were two small cuts on each side.
I'm what position would the wound
indicate that the person who inflicted
it had stood?''
Undoubtedly behind her, holding her
by the head, proba bly, by the hair, with
one hand and INJECTING the wound with
the other
would it be possible for that wound
to have been self-infiicted? ~
mo; absolutely impossible
Were there any other wounds or
bruises about the body?"