The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-02

EAN FRANCISCO. Oct. Now that
sev. George NJ Gibson. pastor Of the
Emanuel church. mas virtually been ac-
clsed by Attorney lprey, OF commit
ting the murders tl3at nave made mis-
church notorious, he las seen lit 10 break
the silence which he has mai tanned ever
since the discovery Of the crimes.
Rov. Gibson has allowed h-mself to be
interviewed for publication and the hrst
question asked was:
What do you think OF Mr.. Deuprey's
a4r. DuTrant::''
wei. Ii is Il mystery 10 me how any
man of Mr. Deuprey's age ana experience
could deliver such q reckless talk, winch
n had ia mis- hand The life o. death OF -
fellow being. Reading between The lines,
81 is easy 20 see that the speech was not
The one ne intended 10 deliver. II resenl-
bles the sermon prepared on sunday
morning after The preacher discovered
That tor various reasons he could not
Use the one he had worked on Tor weeks
why did yea remain silent so long,
because ~ a witness / had no rl2ht
60 talk, ana 7 was wiling 10 take my
Ehare OF newspaper criticism
DO you think the situation is chang
The Jssuc.
eyes. AN virtually accused of the
murder. My name is singled out from
among all Of the witnesses and uttered
il loud tones 20 the jury. Mr.. Deuprey
hos declared the fight on. The issue now,
according % hilo. IS between W: ii. Il.
DJIraut and myself. he speech gives
,ac the right 40 conclude that NJ. 4. L.
Durrant concurS in the accusation. lie
through his attorney, cctE5eS me OF nav
ing some connection with tie murder OF
Blanche Lamont. The public must nave
noticed thar- l never accused HIM OF such
a crime.
ner about Deuprey and when asked what
H. would do IT he were arrested, Sald
Ironically that he would send for Deuprey
We're You surprised at his charge
Not dt al. His accusation is in har-
mouy with 2ll the actions or the detense
from The beginning. You surely think
um very Simple if you suppose have
been in ignorance OF the work gong Oh
IN the underground railway.
do you think the defense VIII spring
come surprise on yC1?
That J. d good DIGESTION, but [ DOM
care to answer Il IN oubHe- uilI llA cal
smell a rat as well as any person.
hope the rat, for MS own sake, Wal
choose The right moment 10 come Out q
his hole. When he appears The cat VII
not have bell on its neck
The Hand Writing.
Your handwriting is going TO f1guDe il
"Ycs. SO Mr. Deuprey says. He is JUS
as sure of my handwriting as he IVES o.
Dr. Cheney's testimony" ~
What is your opinion 2boUs Inc hafG
ling OF the case.
IN these days when analogy does duty
for logic. il IS positively refreshing Il
itour . al least two lawyers who ar,
3t1slliger.t, enough to think the people. d
rct see any difference between blui
Don't sou think they are working
feithlUlly:"
that are crushing the righteousness on
OF their cas-. Every technicahty is ,
curse thrown IN the face OF the frienI
Thev profess TO defend. No witness Ia,
done SO much against W. II. I. Duran
as tde actions Of hls. attorneys l woulC
rather lee hanged than saved by sue
SSeans as Mr.. Deuprey and Mr.. Dickinson
what do You think Of W. II. 7. Dur
Whatever peoples opinions are, ther'
are few, but think that he deserves
wealth OF sympathy, because he IS untor
1lrnare enough in The hour Of trouble Il
have as his best friends two men Whc5i
lame outshi- es their wisdom.