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

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answered Annie.
"wnere were you when your mother
vas killsd2"
~ was staying with Miss Noble,
my teacher. | was going TO school In
the morniug when | heard VI it.n
"H0w dld you come to 10 and stay
with Miss Noble on that Monday"
81 asked mama and papa to lot me
60"
GLOW came you to ask thai2n
30, TO have some fun. I asked mama
frst anu she said you must ask your
papa He wouldn't let me, 20 begged
him to aud he enid | could 10 ami stay
Tor two or thfeo days"
"Whefe did you stay on the Sunday
night tefore your mother was killed."
81 slept with Iaua iu tho atloon."
estate whether you ever went up 10
Sundetholms house al night TO hunt
TOT your IN MAJ
"N sir"
estate whether at any time IN the
nigh, you saw your mama In the upper
story Of the brewery looking out Of the
window"
"NU, tir."
"Csn you explain Why you slept
with your para On that SUNDAY night
ia tue ealOUnTH
"Becau.e they had had little
trouble that night"
ADO you know whore the trouble
took plncn-wete you pfssent-uid you
hear ~"
"Ycs, heard some"
Witness was iurtirr questioned ne 10
whether che, her father anu mother
were not Of tue house OF LsutUnburger
tue old German, On that particular
Sunday ulLhI2
Anne faid ycf. When she aikod
her mother 10 come home, she said
"N0, l'm going 10 stay here" Papa
VIA there to. / rAid, 80, do come
or sui papa, he said, 20, come or,
lrt's CO. l went on into the saloon
first, as fer kind OF sleepy, and laid
down GA paps's bod there"
Judge HO~At then cTossexamiued
the witness, aud asked
"Didl'l you tell ali., Noble that
your papa had tOnt you there, and
that ne told you you could stay there
month";"
"wcll, I gucss made mistake"
"Did you toll Miss Noble tnai"
ayes, sitn
"Did you sny a word to her about
your mama sending you thofo7"
"NU, SIT"
"This Monday night you slept In the
saloon, was that the met tins you had
seen any trouble between your iaIhsr
anu mu,ncl2"
"Gus, sif.n
Where have you been living since
your mother was killtu2"
Sin SANDY, with my uuutlop"
"Mheru gre the uirc 100. your
mother had IN her hluuu,l Haven't
your aunlies got them uUw2"
"fts, sir"
"Dii your aunties tell you Whist 10
soy when you came huie7"
lhey said should speak thetfuth,
that's ALL"
"When your mama fell down on the
door, what wa. thu matter witt hef2"
"Sno was kiud Of sick"
"Nas Hhe dfunk2"
Witness (hesilaunglyl-"Yes, sir"
who toiI you TO say tnaI?"
~ body"
10y Ou cay she was drunk that dayf"
YVES, sir"
Once VI twice while under ctoss.ex-
animation little Annie glanced across
at the table where her father and coun-
sci were sitting, ami Judge howat
questioned her NJ TO why she did 20.
Sne said hhe didn't know that there
wa. any particular reason Tor Il.
"GOur iather was always good Ani
kinu 10 your motheIY remarked
Judge HOwat.
"los, cir"
"How many times have you seen
was going AWAY"
~ good many time,."
"haye you ever seen your father
strike your mother"
Witness COMPATIBILITY "No, sir"
"Neyer saw him slap ner Ia the face
with MS hauu2"
~ don't fcmpm beT.D
Judge Cherry then took the witness
again. Hu asked; "Wnat was ~ tue
bundle which you took to Miss
Mobiles hOust2"
"a drrss aud an apronD
"Auy night clothtt7"
"N0, sir"
"wno hxed up your clothes to take
over theu2n
"My mamma"
"Do you remember what you said TO
Miss Noble went you iifBt VENT"
81 said good m0fnlUR, Miss Noble;
we are going 10 have lots OF fuu; papa
Gays | eau stay by you Tor u while"
odd you say you hBd come there to
stay for month";"
~ dOn't Gemtmber."
IL being now ~ o'clock-half an
hour before the usual time Tor ADJOURN
monl-Judge Cherry asked, as per.
sonal myor, that tho court take
n recess until . y. IN. He had only
one more witness TO call, he said, the
defendant himsei but In tho interval
between now anu . O'Clock h6 wanted
10 considef whether II would be nsces.
sary for him 10 recall any Of the wit.
nesses before putting rhiede upon the
stand.
Judge Bartch acceded 10 the request
aud couf. then adjourned.
This afternoon Andrew SJoblon wai
recalled by the defense aud asked \
few unimpOrtgnt qursli1ns "a 10 the
delivery % groceries at rhiodt's place
THIRDE ON THE STAND.
"Chatlrs Thiedu my no hworn, >
eAld Judge Cnerry, AuI tue defendant
WAS sworn and took tho stand. Ht
said no Ia 81 years Of age and was born
at GrietwAlh, iu Germany. lie LET
there in 1874 ami wont ~ sea, hoing
| then 10 years ami months OH. Anal
being tnTee yeaTH IN thr German navy
no kept M hotel az GriUSwAli Tor i've
years, anu then came 10 Salt LAKE
Oily, Hu was married TO his vile