Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04
TWO oFfIcERs TESTIFY.

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Oiiicer shannon was put on the
witness stand by tho defense after
Annie Green, the uolored domestic,
had told her story yesterday afternoon.
This officer testified that he arrived Of
the Hynds residence ut about 1908 on
Sunday morning, March I. MIR. No.
ble handed him Hynds's revolver.
Was In the spare bedroom and saw
That the two pillows on tho bed had
been used also that there was n beef
bottle ana two glasses sitting on q
chair. Hynds was very much excited
and gave himself up.
Onicer Pratt testified that he was nj
the house ON the morning Ia question,
saw beer bottle aud two glspses and
package Of cigarettes. The bed
looked rs lit had recently been occu-
| piej.
The defense rndcavored to show thai
Onlcer Pratt heard Dlnwoodey cay.
well, l got what l deserved,n but
Judge Hiles declined IL admit the
answer Of this witness.
NOBLE SAW THE BOTTLE.
Upln being recalled, w. T.. Noble
testified that no saw tho beer bottle
aud the glasses In tha spare bed room,
.lro few partly smoked cigarettes.
Noticed that this bed seemed 10 have
be- ! occupied.
"MAuDE TO WALTER"
Lee Dinw oodoy, n brother of Wal.
ter, testified that he had a pair OF aus.
ponders formerly belonging TO his
brother. They were introduced in
evidence. On the buckles was the In.
sefiption; "Chrlstnas, 1894. Maude 10
Waiter.o
HARRY nYsDs TKsTiFIRs.
The defendant, Harry Hynds, nsxt
TOOK the stanu. IL. testified that he
married Maud Poet In Dsnvsr,ip 1885,
We cef.m9ny being performed by
Father Quinn. Witness detailed
happenings iu his carer until coming
| 10 salt Lake about Nv o and halt yoats
age. On the morning OF tho shooting
ho arrived from Butte ABOUT e;O5 In
tho morning. Took q car Tor homs,
tut the car getting stalled IN the snow
ho left the car anu walked with Traiu
Dispatcher Brady 10 Fiat West street.
Went To Hogls Bros. aud got a cigar.
thon went over to the Lyceum build.
ing, purchased . paper ana took q cab
anu was driven home. Arriving home
ne was unable 10 open the door and
knocked and rang tho boil. In few
minutes his wife, who was In her
niEhtdress, opened the door. Altar
kissing her twice he Inquired a. 10 her
late rising anu the reply was that abe
hhd OVERSIGHT herself. Witness then
went In and took on bis overcast aud
dress coat and passing through tue
nall into The dining room he placed
his grip upon the table. Tho pistol
with which lie did tho shooting was
In the grip. He tried 10 enter the bed.
room, but found IL looked, AMI Mrs.
Hynds said she had oocu pied the snare
bedroom. Ho went into that room and
began 10 remove his shoes, whom he
saw beer bottle and two glasses. He
asked his wife II sbs had bssn drink
ing beer and she said she had. Asked
" sho had used two glasses, Mrs. II ynds
replied that n young lady friend had
stayed with her. He saw some partly
smoked cigarettes anu his wife said
nor friend had smoked them. Tnis
aroused his Suspicious and NJ he went
back TO the dining room no saw his
wife closing the closet portlsres. He
was now convinced that something
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Upon hearing this witness Loaf his self.
, ,,n,. shi sho. Dlhwoouey several
hthoss no WAS 50 excited he scarcely