Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-18

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81 uOh't think he was asietps|
"Did you see Mrs. Tniedo there that
i.h2n
"Nu, sir.n
"Didn't res her at ALI"
"Nu, sif
"How FAR I, II from the U. p. saloon
10 THE it',2D
about hall mile"
"how long diu you stay at
rhlode't2"
"Abou, 20 minutes-just while we
rsnE the beer anu bought tue
ghisky.n
II uansplred In evidences that both
Trust and JOhnson wanted TO play a
game OF pool Al Thleds's ssloon on this
morning, hut Thitdu declined 10 allow
them.
JuIge Chsrfy-Tho lights Ia the
saloon we're burning when you left
we're thVy not"
Witness said they were.
To Judge HuwAt- lnieie was wear.
ing white shirt And a vcsL The
color OF the latter witness could not
tell, but II was dark one.
ChaR. j. Birhuer. n painter and
decorator anu formerly police officer
hete, Oi this city, testified that ne
hWNN hNNiNN W Aih W. WNAhNA1 AhA AAN
prosecution ON this trial. His rcputa.
ion tot truth SUI vcracity vas tai.
lie also knew Christian SiTykeT, All.
other witness on the same aid "his
| reputation was no good"
Crus-oNAmintd-W Witness taid he
had heard Wrghps father state lhis.
His chief fault appeared u be, how.
ever, that he wa TOO fond Of dfinh. ~
10 ut.y ker, the oross.examinsiion uey-
| lUptd that wltless had simply "hoarI"
he lett his family back East about u
year $50, anu that hs didl'l pay for
nis room.
~ Judge Cherry the witness said
that Sifykrr bad associated with
c0lOfed women OF loose character.
w. A Suucy, o mining mau Of Salt
Lake, also testified uuiavofably OF
Nfignt aud SIrykur as 10 their south
aud voTacity.n THIS opinion also
seemed TO Do largely i.unded ON
hoatsny.
Cruss.rxsmiued by Judge Howat,
Wituess ssid ne had known ThieIc tor
eight OF nine yeafs, anu had vitiluu
his saloon "on aud Ufl" during the iaet
two W thiev years. He wae not on
more than ordinarily ifiondly terms
with him.
"DiI you ever see any bruises on
Mrs. Thirdu's iacu at auy time while
you were NJ rhiodt's Hal0OB?" asked
JUDGE Cherfy.
"N', sit."
"iaye you ever observed any trou.
BILE between thcmW
"No, alf, 10 me they seemed ~ get
on well enough together"
10 Judge Huwat - Witness had
/ bocn at tue saloon about dOz~u
times IN all during the last two years
Mr.. Ahlbtfg was recalled by tue
/ prosecution Rnd asked Ons OF two unim'
pOTlaut questions.
LITTLE ANNIE TEsrFlEs.
"Annle rhlede may now be oAlloI,"
said Judge Cherry, anu ali eyes were
instantly turued upon the accused'a
G.year.old daughter Ms she ttiVped
nightly into the courtroom and took
! her place on tho witnets stand. She IA
n bright, attractive, iait.haifed child,
SEEMED quite 1T ease, and when
| Askrd by Judge Bartch II she
/ there 10 do she promptly answered
ayes, sir, TO tell the truth" and alter
tue lutt had admonishod her that the
I
/ ceede1 with.
la reply to Judge Cherty's fist
| question, Annie said that she lived
Win her parunts At Murray up 10 the
time Of the tragedy and went 10 school
~ that place.
"Can you tell the Jury where your
father slept for the last year or twO?''
inquire d counsel.
Gin the salo1u," answered Annie.
"Dil he s,eep there every nighH"
"Ycs; but sometimes no slept ut thu
house.n
"Wuo slept nj the house beside,2"
"Mu aud my m1iner'
"Aad your mother received any
presents from your father during the
last two year2"
The witness answered "Ies."
"pid your mother have gold
watch"
"Ycs, sir"
"Who gave II to herr"
"My father did."
"D6 you remember going over to
Germany with your father anu
mother"
ayes, eir."
"who came back from Germany
with you?"
"My mother, my father returned
before we did.n rhe witness then tes-
titled AZ to the building Of the new
mouse for the family at Murray and
stated that her lAther had got every
thing fixed up nisely for them before
their return home.
"HAye you ever seen your mans
with her face bruised2" asEed Judge
Cherry.
eyes, sir"
"How many timer"
"rwo OF three time..'
"Do you know OF your own knoWl'
edge now that hHppuuuu2"
ayes, sir, she fell down by the
stove"
"Dld you SEQ her do ~"
"No, sII; was out Of doors nj the
timer
Judge Howat objected to this answer
going in and iuo court also pointed GU
lie ineOmputuncy'
Judge Cherry thereupon inquired
ODD you ste your mother alter she
had faile ?"
eyes, slf; my father was In the
brewery aud he came and picked heI
up when | told him."
"W here did tnis happeh2"
"5he was M the kltcnen."
"WhhI ana you do2"
al went anu saw heTi ana then papi
went and picked nur w."
"Did you sec ntr at any oiher time