Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-18
THE CHILD'S STORY
NEVER SAW rrn nornER STRUCK.


for tie wiIfui murder q his wife ut
Murray, was resumed at ten O'Clock
This morning In the Third district
court, before Judge Bauch aud
wrlrird jury, thi3 buiBg the eighth
day OF the iuves,ightio1.
BY fartYu most iutuftsting feature
o. the rial linus isr was the testimony
OF IuicI,is nint.yeat-lid daughter,
Annie, " went uIOn the witness
stand a. ll3li, HnI wan under tXami.
ma ion nb ut .0uy minutes. She ave
set evidence Ia "a clear stfsightior.
ward " y, nud exhibited remarkable
Intelligence Tor Que OF tuCl ,eudur
Ntafs. Judle howat, the Prosecuting
attorney, subjected TIER tuH ti.id line
Oi guvsuJuiuF, bat her statements 70.
mliuod unshaktn ,Ncrpt ~ 0uu ur TWO
minor pAriiCuiafs, aud she adhered
closely TO the original story as 10 her
.ather having treated tue murdered
woman with uniform kindness anu
consideration.
several moro witnesses for the de.
Tense were vXamuei after the NEWS
wont 20 press yesterday.
Andrew 5lIbi On, greer o. this
city, testified that he visited rhiuIu's
place about once week Ia the iall VI
1893. lie saw lniuIe and hls vito
tu.c.hef, but never saw any trouble
bctwct them.
F.ans M1oIl said he had been at
rhicdt'a placo often anu hsd seen
rhiudu aud his wife together. Hs
never hoard them o. gagged 10 quar-
rel, u0r saw Mr-. lhiedv with her lace
0iu Sod.
=. a. Ahlberg, clerk In Harry
IA yucs's store Vt Murray, testified that
he had known Thicdu anu his vito
several Yeas. lie Oiien visited Tuieit's
pace aud saw him anu his vile to-
gcthur, but never saw here with her
lace bruised or her eyes backed.
Witness also saw Mfs. rhiode IN on
the u Ilr OF the saloon once, but didn't
know what caused her to TALL. Tuiude
was not there at the time. Amer hear.
ing OF the mu fduf witness went ~ tue
scene. When he entered the aoloon
Mrs. Thiede's body was on = pool
aDlU. Snefiti Moe iern was there
aud placed rniedu under arrest He
did not near Thlcde remAtk3 81
Queen cay 10 rhiedr, "YOu d.
OF u ~, you killed your wife, and you
know n, anu n you don't confess III
ALI YOU" MoQuesn had previously
thrown rhiede - IA. g.ouna; ~ ats
mn aim on IA, ch.sG. Mys.A- lsArpe'
oi the mufder from 81. Esrr.bss -,
awakened him. fhiede talked aIout
telephone message being sent 10 IN,
snefin, but Ia the excitement Il Wa,
not dOuo.
Judge Howat-Didn't rhiede resist
arre.l2
swell, there was little struggle.
He said, Il sent for you TO keep ths
peace and you have no right to arrest
me-"
"Did you ever seo Mrs. Thledo
drunk"
"No.0
+. Il. Beattie stated that he had lived
near rhiede's place. lilo had seen
Mis-. Thieie on an average about once
month, but never heard her aud her
husband quarrel. lie had never seen
her with her lace bruised.
Judge Howat-"Didy you have a con.
verralion with Mts. ruicde NJ her home
once about her domestic aiaiH2"
Witness said he iid, last February.
Court adjourned NJ this point until
TO-DAY.
Whom court opened this morning the
defense called
John Trust, who testified that he
Resides NJ Murray and n employed Ut
tho Gurmania smultuf He had Known
| rniude about fifteen months. Witness
was nj the Uuion Pacific saloon al
Murray on tue night VI MOI day, April
Sl.h. lie lott tneTe At 1913 next
(Iuysday) morning, wrut on 10
rhip ie's saloon Gnu halloed Tor Charlie.
There was ilsnt there aud lhitde
H.aI 10. q B.
was accompanied Ny mau named
johnson Hud rhieIe terved them with
Two elasses OF beer anu 500 bottle Of
whisky tor which they pad.
"Did you see any blood upon Charlie
rniede's clotnes2" asked Judge Cher
-,
Witntss-No, sir.
Judge HUwnt asked In cross-examl-
nauou-wnat time did you 20 " the
u, Il. salOOL2
about ten O'Clock"
"How WAS Mr.. Ihitdo dressed that
night when you went thort?"
Witness said he didn't kuow.
Glow long did you stay At fhiede's
saloJu2"
"reu or twenty mirutes."
"What did you 10 to Charles saloon
iorst rs minutes pact twelve IN the
mOrnlu.2"
Gust TO get oue more glass of beer"
away didn't you dtink your one
glass more At the u. T.. insteau Of going
on TO lhiede's"
Witntss didu't appear TO know.
"When you wont 90 Ihiede's saloon
did he eppoaf TO be ahlrel3"
Witness answered that when Thieds
stood up he dldn'I seem 10 DO sleepy.
Hu said he drank only three glasses OF
beer while at tue U. T.. saloon,
"Did you Kill Mrs. Thiede2" asked
Judge HOwAt. s. ~
81 did not" sbQulei the witness
augrily In his very bToken Euglish.
Judge Cherry objected to such a
question. "rhis IL only for eii,ci,n
10 yehemeutly declared, "And Ills
merely srand.stand play. ask that
it be stricken OUT, as II iB not proper
cross examination"
The Court So ordered,
john johnson, employed at tho
tm-!..r a. Murray, saii also that ON
toe might before tue tragedy he wac
with the lAst witness NJ the u. II.
saloon, They lott about II O'Clock
aud H.terwarI went into rhiudu's
saloon, There was a light there and
tho d0or was opuu, Witness called
Ihirdu three or fOug times before he
got up anu came to tlem, Trust PAID
ior the drugs with which rhiede
(COaHtmued On page 5.)