Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-12

Aut tNHuluE Ue'ufD NU humlCiuf
/ sunday the parties had Tow
" rig, aud while he aJmiuei the
wife wa7 othetwiis goot wo.
mal, he said che lad a.qilred
/ no liquor hntlt, and THE sjmt.
/ u mes lai % trouble between the couple.
! On MONDAY all went VOL, auu
Ihitde anu his vile paftook Of break
'ait together 90 comfortably az ever.
Ia some de all judge Cherfy put fcf
wafi the theory thAt Mfs. rhieIo wa
murdered by Two men belonging 10 th b.
| ludustfial ufmy, who hal been lufk.
| ing ar1u u tue premises that evening,
Z The army 20 that time having en-
campod iu the nc ghbofhOod. The DE-
iUndant haI nothing 10 conceal, but he
cuured n full aud complete invesilga.
ton, anu was more anxious than auy
ntuof rsfs u Co. ascertain VINO murdered
uia wife. Toe eye Of sulnlCi0n hal
been turned 10 the accused from N
vtrg iifst. There had mover been any
attempt On tho part & tho law oiilcrfs
| 10 Uur.ue any other clue thgu thu
/ theory which tbpv formed At tue time
/ when Snvnn y q iurn fret wont upUu
/ the gf0uui whciu ,ne tragedy occurred.
La conclusion C'un ct invited thU lugy
/ O. give The case thrlF mO8t serious con.
alteration aui taiu might God dirvr;
/ them Alright.
JUICE iuwAt applied that the Jury
| De- conveyed la Il Uoiy ~ tucsceu" Ui
tho tragedy In ofior that they might
ruhko a thorough inspociion OF the
| locality.
rhia vas met with an objection Wy
the defense, who thought a diagram
would meet Uvofy purpose; but Judge
| Huwat Insisted tbat his ques was
perfectly proper one, rs by visiting TIE
spot the Jury would then better under.
stand the testimony.
JuIHe Cherry said his only object
was to save the time OF the court; but
II the court thought II right Tor the
jury TO go, he had nothing more to
say.
IL was eventually decided that tho
jurors should be taken In a special csr
alter I p,ui. tomorrow.
Witnesses for the prosecution we've
then called. The fret was
Carl Victor Sundrfholm, Swede,
and he gave his evidence through nu
interpreter Deputy. sheriff Steele
having been appointed 60 act Ia that
capacity, The witness testified that he
nov lived NJ L3veudanl, distant three
miles from Murray. Hu formerly re-
sided about a quarter u n block from
Ihiedt's SALOON, aud had known
ihicdu aud mis- vile little over four
year..
Judge Howat-S,a,o whether or not
you saw the defendant rhiedo kick his
wife ut any time.
Witness answered that about four
yeHrs ago, while rhieio anu his wife
lived In tne old lumDer house, on one
sunday morning witness saw Tnieds
lragging ms wife by tho hair OF tue
head and kiuAing her Wnen witness
called TO rniudr 10 let her 20, both nus.
band and vile ran into tue Uld brewery.
Sue was lying upon the ground.
lhiede WAS trying 10 raise ner anu
then kicked hor. The woman war
screaming when witneas went out. A
little over year ago he heard a nOiac
nj the Thie1o house and called over,
hut Thiedo's little daughter exclaimed
mat papa should leave mana alone"
He had heard Mrs. rhiode scream nj
other timus sinct-about once "a week
On an average,
"Did you or did you not see Thieio
strike hie wife at any other ume7n
asked Judge Howst.
said that one al hit, on returning from
tue Westinghouse with his wife and
daughter, witness saw Mrs. ThieIr
"orawliny upon her hands aud feet'
along tue road, about 300 feet from the
saloon,
"Did 0ho appear 10 be alarmed or
.cafsi at that timer" Inquired Judge
HOwat.
Wltnes-Yes.
"Wnat time OF night was it:D
"Butwton nine aud hal past. This
wa. IN October Of last year"
estate whether OF NOT you have seen
Me. Ihludc, within the last year aud
a halt when her lace was bloody from
Injuries 10 her face or huad.n
judge Cheuy objected 10 this ques-
ito but Judge Howat said his OBJECT
was ~ show that tue woman had been
systematically subjected q her nus.
baud'a ill-lrgatmUnt.
Tue question WAS admitted hy the
court anu the witness answered "Yrs,I
hRve.o
"When was ~" asked Judge Howat.
Witness could not give the uAgv,
'beoause che looked that way all the
time.o
Asked what no meant by this, wit.
ness said zone cut hadn't time 10 heal
up before she got Ruuthur,"
The cIosseXamlnatlou Of tue witness
by Judge Cherry was taken up just a.
tue court adjourned Tor the noon recess.
When court ruastemblad tho Wit
ness SundufnOlm was recalled Tor
characterization. lie said that when
he first saw Mr. anu Mrs. Thiede ON
the sunday morning. referred 10,
lhiedo mai hold Of his wiiv's hair. lt
was about midway between tue old !
house and the brewery where they |
were "hghtiug anu having some tr0u. !
bic" Mrs. lniele AS screaming aud |
struggling TO get away from her nus.
banu, When witness hallood 10
Hniede TO leave his wife alonu Mrs. |
phiede escaped into the brewery And
tho Defendant followed her !
Wines did not 90 after them.
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