Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-14

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Of Mics Eyeiino, testified that sluog the
Attef's death she had c)uretsed With
Carter. IL was the uicht after the
mnersl He said he had left Mia'
Evenno with y Miss DIdge In Sat
Lake. Asked ~ 10 her sickness he ail
not reply directly, He appeared
tvasive anu nervous.
Crlts.oxamined-Ca Garter felt very
BABY over the afur. He thought y
great deul NJ Evuine anu said IL was
vi intentlon 70 marry her anorliy.
Mfe. Cells Fiemminf, sister %
Eveiino'-, said Hne mad a cInvrfsail0u
with Carer. IL occurred on WeinUs-
day oveuing, February an, 1T the
home VI her brother David. lie said
that he had LETT EVOLVE on tue street
Ia 5ait Lake CITY aud that she slated
That she was going 10 a Miss Dldgr's
O. stop. | asked him whether she -alJ
any thinz about her iriks and he r,.
Piled that the said: Il wonder what
they would do Tor mH No home iI they
tnew 1 was slct2v lie aleu- Informed
Wines that % was bic intention 10
marty Mis- Eveline this month.
James Bennett, the aged father Of the
unfortunate gifl, wac tnU next witness.
February l7th; that shu was in good
uthlth a. TIE time. lie dUnitd that he
was on uuifiunlly Terms with her or
with one " bis eJus. lie objected, how.
evet TO hef koep'ng company with
Garter.
Coroner clan, OF Utah county, tesli.
He'd ne 10 tue burial, uKnumatiJu anu
t,-iuttTfment Of the b1uy AMI toc0s-
j. ID . 4
Dtvid Bennett recalled By the
pfoteuiiou-liad o0nyeuatlon with
Mfs. Matau With feiettnce O. Evoliuu's
clothing, which suu promised 90 send
nomu' ihe clothing, however, had not
yet been sent
The prosecution here tested aud Az.
tofnuy locniio novel that the case
against Me. MAssr be dismissed. A..
tofuey Cash bleuiod o. tails saying
lhtto was lult one other question he
desired g. ak Mlss blassu. An officer
was Immediately dispatched Tor the
young woman whl on being brought
into court wa asked 10 her mother ND
not once conduct a iUsiautaut, hotel, of
some 0Ihof business over MI Dusgius'-
saloon. witness replied, "Nyt that
know ui.n
Attorney Gssh-D d eho room over
Me- Dltgius'r aal0ouG
Witne (tcluctautiy)-Y sif.
MI O'Null, the CYiuful man, being
recalled, iufuiahoi ten minutes o..
Amusement Tor court, attorneys aud
Witnesses. Tue defense euIeavOfod %
mpeaoh him bat gave up the b o. a
bad ore
wmam Elliott, Provo night.
watchman, eaw Duggins nnd Nomsu
who looktI Ike Mits Bennett, ia hls
saloon on the Night referred O. by tbr
colotoi man. The woman was behind
he bar washing her hands. Duggins
was pafiiiiy unclad. The woman
wore bl lack cape.
Mp. Duggins was commanded 10
STAND ~ IA mort Of thr witutss who
was nshcu u the wrap SHE wore was tho
one seen on the woman In the saloon,
ne de euse holding that Mr.. Duggins
wa tbs female seru behind the btf at
that tune. Witncss emphatically De.
ciated tho wfap worn by the woman
he saw was not the 0uo worn by
Mrs. Dusgins. rhe latter wa o bl,ck
clytn Hut tue one worn by the womuu
In tue saloon wRs stalskin or btAvut
lie believed the womAu was Miss Bon
nett.
The court here took recess until
y. m.
Al O'Clock THE afternoon the hear.
| log was resumed aud Attorney Loch
fiu renewed his motion to discharsl
Mrs. Massey. He stated that tue evi
dvnce produced by the State ha
tended ouly 10 remove all suspicion D
suit against the woman; and not only
that, but u has obiiitfalrd hny d0ub
which may have existed NJ TO the a.
uocenre o, Mfs. Massey Of even knowl
edge Of the crime chafgoI.
Attorney Gaal said That at nut
sight u would seem perhaps that Mfs.
Massey was not No guilty Ms The other
je'oudsnis, but upuu thorough tx.
animation Of tnO evidence the view
may be changed. IL the court, after
considering all the circumstance,
SHOULD nud that ihr defendant Mrs.
Massey wac accessory, she should DO
neli TO the action Of the district
court.
Attorney Zsne-Tho only reason ad.
vance by Mt. Cash Tor toe holding OF
Ars. Mas 'vy was that Nj Carter told
certain people certain untuths. And
yet In 40 uuRrammaiiral argument
tnu prosecuting attorney who had just
got through talking proposes ~ hold
Mfs. Massey ~ the district court. II
has not been shown that a criminal
ABORTION had been performed. IL may
have been the Jesuit VI thousand
different causes. The only fact
that has been brought cut by the State
II thai the deceased spent lew days
at the house Of Mrs. Massey, lormui
acquaintance, and there IL mol the least
evidence 10 hold Mrs.. Massey.
Mr.. Cash ross TO argue what he con.
sluefcd tU DO new point raised by dc.
4 ndnnlt' atlofneysi the olfpus dellctl
phase, ami also 10 answer the "gal.
vanic, W ial gentleman" referring 90
Mr., Lhuc. The gentleman was talk.
log when our report closed.