Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-19

which IN. shooting occurred, ! vent
beme 10 my room at la2 west SCUM
Tennis street, ate supper hnd in w
vent 10 the house Of MI. fhllp
Adams who tended the furnace at
he t,alena block. After MI. Auahs
mad rot mis- supper, somevhefe neai .
oioloek. 4 accompanied him 10 zoe
Gaienn block and stayed there WIN
Mr.. Adams tlll between hnu
osolook that night. Then vent doWn
10 the Kuuisiofd aud from lhets 70
Main stfrst along Third soutfi then w
Main street 10 Godbt.Pltis cgfner anu
Stood there ull | heard the city AM
county clock struck 10. and lnen
want west on First South 10 west
Temple. and / met man near th'
Herald oiiice who stopped NE, calilnf
ms nv name, don't KNOW who tne
Ihe mau was, but he secmei 20 kn
ms. I take With him Va fe fof liop'
ABLY twenty minutes and then Wrui
nofth Of West Temple street 90 : uih
Temple street, vhefo rlomrd. IL Wia
Then between i0:3D aud II O'cl9ck'
CALLED nEAvES TO WINES.
own you fay, positively" a1tet
Mr.. TAYLOR, "that you we're not ~ tne
house Of MIS-. Bibckley bttgeen ~
and II O'Clock on the night OF Novem'
bet 22nd. 1897"
aNo, ST." answered the prisoner,
"posiilvsly not; and call God 10 VIII
mess ilin
the witness continued: The noaftsi
Was 10 Mrs. Binkiey'. on that nishi
was the Knutsfofd hotel. had pfuvi'
"A LII 40
Mrs. Binckleyia aud had passed the
latter house several time In the ifans'
action a my business. 4 was called
In by Mrs. BInckiy 10 see her daugh'
Ter, whO was M. I called In on my
own accord about n week 10 VI 70 sei
how the daughter wa pfogfetflnR.
staii there about fve minutes, no.
longer, each time. have never been
IN MIR. Binokley's house on any o'hef
occasion.
HsvER KNEW EIEBEs0ALL.
"Did you ever meet Niebefgall, ~
ever become acquainted with himE'
aired Af. Taylor.
II never saw him 10 my life until !
saw him nj the fotl."
FoOTrmSTa EXPLAINED.
Abou, noon on November s2nd, the
day Of the tragedy. continued kstslef,
boarded the Liberty Psrk street car
and rouo 10 Sixth South street, Maikru
up past Mrs. Binckley's 10 Mn. Wells'r
house aud back The same way, walking
all the way down town. had on the
"paTtitulaI boots" nllsd into the tfacht
by the ofiiceTr, aud my reason Tor
going up that way on that Jay was
that Mrs. Wells had sent down 10 my
room saying that her belt was btohon
aud che dctifei mv 10 repair u,
didn't know where Mrs. Bincklty
stayed prior 10 or during that time. l
am no. night ptowler aud am usually
IN bed about 10 orli O'CLOCK.
WOULD kiss TnE niBLK
Describing tho cireumslances sur
rounding his arrest, tht prisoner con-
tlnued. | wns IN bed AM sound asleep
when l was aroused by tremendous
Tapping ou my door and got up.
Mt. Donovan anu MT. Sheets came iu
aud MIR. Donovan struck match
aud 1T tho lamp. lie aald SOME
Thing terrible had happened nj Mrs,
Binckicy's house; and when l asked
hin what II was he SAID solnief hnu
been shot aud said "rhAps too bad. /"
"You know all about IT," sail DonD.
van. Ycs, sir, thaps whai he said "
mo and weuld kiss tho Bible aud cay
40.
Mr.. Donovan asked me II had q
gun aud said yes and pulled II out Of
my vsliss anu handed II TO him. One
OF the ofiicets said the revolver
smellsd pretty strong OF powder.
Captain Donovan wanted mo iog, ~
the city nail with him anu | went.
Chief Pratt was the frat m,n 10 tell
mo what | was arrested lot, on the
neat morning. / told the ofiiurfs when
they arrested ms that my revolver
hau not teen on my person for nve VI
six weeks anu II WAS not I'LL l got "
the police station that said Anyth 4
about when ~ was last fired. A man