Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13

Witness, asked iufther upon this,
salj Mfr. Theldt'. nesn WAS Olack aud
blue In th region " the ribs, anu there
was congpRit u VI rod there.
"Do you kpOw how she got that
lujury7"
Witness was about to state what
Mfs. rhiede IL her on tuRt occasion,
but this was objected 10 and the court,
oi course, sustained the objection.
Judge Cherry cfOss-exAmiuej the
vituess, VINO denied that she was In
the hhuit Of drluking intoxicating
liquors u any kind. She was standing
Tear To- Mt. and Nlts. ThIude during
the trouble athet house on tue sunday
night.
chow do you know rhiedo slapped
his wife har 2"
"BCCAusu 4 saw ~
"Dld tho blow leave any marks or
bruises on hef face9"
"NO, d,du't see any"
Miss Minnie Noble, formerly n
school teacher OF Murray, said tnat
ruiede's daughter used h. attend her
schn.l, Ga tue night on which Mfs.
Ihiodo was murdered the little giri
stayed with her all night Sno had
never done 40 before.
Cr1ss-tEamincd, wiinoss sail that
there had bveu some talk of her giving
| little Anuie rhieuo lessons In painting.
To Judge Hlwat-- There mad never
been any talk tUiwocu myself ami Aifs.
rhi1uU ~ 10 Aunie coming 10 my
| house On The Monuay.
Do. J. 81. Benedict wRs then called.
/ Hp totufud that hu tgHmiuod the
/ throAt N the deceased a day ur 70 after
tho murder anu iOuud lgrgo cut
| extending IN agunoral way IRON car
/ b. e.r, aud there we're Two eiighter
wounds above this Injury. The ia ge
cut extended through the lars NIX 10
/ tho bones n the neck and oil the veins
aud arteries were severed. The wind.
| pipe was also severed. Undoubtedly
Tie wounds were tuh,ciui rom be-.
/ hind, aud the murderer doubtless hell
bis Victim by the hair while doing his
work. II would have hocu Rbsulu q y
impossible ter the deceased TO have
utteteI ri alter the iuiuriUa had
been Inflicted. The loft lhumb was
nearly severed, the injury being
as recent ~ tho cutting OF tue throat.
There we're likUgiau bfuirea ABOUT the
! ribs aud abdomen, caused either by n
blow ora fail; uut a Kick might have
caused them. The LETT eye was ulsu
bruised; this probably oCsutrc1 im'
mudiateiy before tho cutting OF ths
throat. The cuts Ia tue throat MI
Travelled from iUft 10 hight, anu death
ia all probability followed IN minute
OF two after the infection Of tue Injury
10 the throat.
la cf1ss-Uxaminatlon, Or. Benedic
sald wheu he stated tnat the pnt-On
VINO cut Mrs. Thicduis thfOst prODab )
stood buhind mis- victim, II WAS merely
All opinion.
Judge Cnerfy-wouli Il not DO mol
ouly possible, hut probable anu reason
aule, that the pofson who inn Gle,
those irJuriea held the deceased ~ thl
back Of tue neck or shoulder
Witness-NO sit, / should think not
Ho stated tuuhrr that tue priugipa
cut acfOss thu tnr0at was lust ABOVE th
"a dam's apple" aud both the jugula
yrlla were severed. Tue edges Ut TN
wound Indicated that all thu iniurle
had been caused with a sharp insIru
mrut.
Judge Cherry-I will ask you II
person receiving such Injury ~ tina
were to have surg cal AID at once
would there be any possibility VI sav
Witncss-No, not In the world, evei
d surgeon Stood hight nlOugsiJo a
the time the injury was Inflicted.
"Whnt was the extent Of the dis
celebrations on thd bOdy?"
Wilncss-rhufe were small spot
about the size Vi halls d0.laI-four q
i've ot them.
Gan ON one sidtR"
; "No, scattered right across, In th
abdominal region anu over the rib
There were several, too, upon III
Thighs, all about the came onaracter-
yelloWish green d,acolurations."
q "Of course you could not tell how
those bruises oGcurtcd2"
"Non
"Cluli you toll how long they la
been caused before death?"
"No, at any time WITHIN week"
Judge Howat-ls II probable that
0 this woman resisted " tie utmost q
her ability that any person could haV
Inflicted this wound ny standing At h'
, sidtt
i ~ should think not. The position
have described h my thelry-lhAt IN
u person who attacked her stood brhin'
. Ii was a strong arm that inflicted III
y wound anu the head must nave bee
pulled violently backward, Wllhot
doubt"
+ Witness had known Thieds sever
years. lie was a strong, powerful MAJ
a UWhRt was the actual cause 81 u
% woman's dea,h2" purruui JUG
Howat.
y "HemorThage, "answerod DR.. Bsnt
diet" "arlsiug from tho Woind lnll'
y ted Ia the throat"
4 Judge Cherry-Are there not grel
many strong men whom you know
y This mart Of the country, dhclut-stton
enough 20 iniiict such a wounuv
o Witurs. rhOuaanis Of lhem.
l. Judge Cherry Then moved that u
Is whole OF that portion Of DR.. Benedict
D. testimony having rurrrucu u Ihiede
n nbysical condition be stricken from Il
10 record. hut tho court oyerfuled q
y motion aud an exception was noted
n win Dr. Bonediops evidence Il
pt iotenoon's testimony closed.
TiE JURY 90 10 MURRAY.
y n was arranged yesterday that at iol
~ o,ciock thls afternoon the jury shou
l.. bs iaken 10 Murray TO visit tho scei
=, M tbe tragedy, but this morning u
- hour was changed 10 : =. M II beiI
~. npd,rstoou that when ihu Jurors {
y. tu,ned, n any lime remainHJ, the Ia
y, ing ot testlm ny should be resume
~ D,,uty sheriff a, II. Steele vi
st deluted 10 accompany the Jury
80 Murray and point OUT 70 mem u