Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04
1wo OFFICERS TESTIFY.

1wO OFFICERS TESTIFY.
Oliioer shannon was put on tn,
witness stand by the defense after
Annie Green, the uol1reJ domestic,
nad told her story yesterday afternoon.
Tho tilicer testified that he arrived Of
the Hynis residence at about 1908 ON
sunday morning, March /. Mir. No.
ole handed him Hynds's revolver.
Was Ia the spare bedroom and saw
mat the two pillows on tue bod had
been used; also that there wns besi
bottle ana two glasses citing on n
chair Hynds was very much excited
ard gave himself w,
Onluer Pfatt testified that ho was at
the house on the morning Ia question.
saw a beer bottle aud two glasses and
package Of cigarettes. The bed
looked ~ ut had recently been ocou.
plei.
Tho defense rndeavored to show thai
Oillcrt Pfati heard Diuwoodey cay,
"WcU, l got what | uesefved,D but
Judge Hilcs declined ~ admit the
answer Of the witness.
NOBLE SAW THE BOTTLE.
upin being recalled, W. T.. Noble
iottiiltd that no saw the beer bottle
aud the glasses In the spare bed room,
fl-0 "a few parity tm0koi cigarettes.
Noticed thst tbs bed seemed 10 have
by" occupied.
"MAuDE To WALTER"
Lite Diuwoldoy, n brother OF Wal.
ter, testified inst no had pair OF aus
pvndets formerly belonging 10 his
brother. They were introduced In
evidence. Outhc buckles was the In.
schption, "Chtlstmas, 1894, Maudo TO
Wallet"
HARRY nYSDs TEXTILES.
The defendant, Harry Hynds, neIt
| tOoK the Htauu. lie testified that he
married Maud Pout In Dsnvsr,in 1855.
ne ceremony being performed by
Father Quinn. Witness detailed
happening. iu his carer until coming
TO salt Las0 about two anu a halt Yeas
age. Ga the morning OF tho shooting
ho arrived from Butte ABOUT g:O5 IN
Tho morning. Took car for hJms,
tut the car getting stalled In the snow
ho left the car anu walked with Train
Dispatcher Brady 10 Fiat West street.
Went to Hlgls Bros. and got cigar,
thon went over 10 the Lyoeum bald.
ing, purchased paper ana took o cab
anu WAS driven home. Arriving home
ne was unable 10 open tue door and
shocked aud rang tho boil. In few
minutes his wiio, who was In her
uightdTess, opened the door. Altar
kissing her twice he Inquired a. TO her
late rising and the reply was that shs
had OVERSIGHT herself Witness then
went In AMI took ~ his ovetco At aud
dfe5s coat ami passing through tue
hall Into tho dining room he placed
his grip upon the table. The pistol
with which lie did tho shooting was
in tho grip, Ho tried 70 enter the bed.
room, but found II locked, anu Mrs.
Hynua said she mad occupied tho spare
bedroom. He went into that room and
began - remove his shoes, whom he
saw q beer bottle aud two glasses. Hs
asked his wife II chs had been drink
ing beer and che said she had, Asked
II she hal used two glasses, Mrs. II ynds
Tuplit u that young lady friend had
| staygu with hef. He saw some partly.
smoked cigarettes anu his wife said
nor ftlend had smoked them. Tnls
aroused his suspicious and AZ he went
back TO the dining room no saw his
wife closing the closet poItisres. lie
WA -3w convinced that something
was wrong and he went to the closet.
He 1T n match but his wife blew the
light out. lie lit snOIhrr at the same
time slapping his wlie. who fell to the
door Discovered Dinwooiey, who sx.
claimed, swell, you've caught mo
aud you might as well make the best
OF IT, This excited witness to n very
high degree and he ran TO tho dining
room anu got his revolver. Called
the cOloTed servant and bad her look ut
Dlnw0odey. Ordered the latter out Of
tho house. MTE. Hynds asked where
she WAS TO 70 when Dinwoodey said,
"Put on your clothes, MAude, anu come
with me. | will take care OF your
Upon hearing this witness lost his self.
control anu shot Dlnwoodey several
times. lie was 30 excited he scarcely
knew what he did End It was im-
possible for him TO restrain himself.
SOLD HIM A PAPER.
Roy HaTdmAn testified that he sold
Hynds paper on the morning Of
Sunday, March LIST.
HYNDs ON THE RACK.
The defendant, Harry Hynds, was
| put under u rigid cTOss.sIaminAtion by
| Mr.. Zane for the prosecution Ihls
morning. The answers OF the witness
were given with some hesitation but as
= whole, tor man on trial for his life,
| Hyhds' demesnor was very cool. lex.
amining the defendant M to his pTsvi-
Gus life he testified that no wSs engaged
a several sparring contests In Chsy-
| snns aud RawlilS. Had some quar-
Tels In Cheyenne, Never had y hight
or row IN Denver or Boulder. since
marriage have been away from home
very much al night, sOmt times getting
home very late AZ night or early la toe
morning, Sumetimes 1 WAS from
nome until some time the next day.
SAW THE ATTORNEY.
Mr., zane-where are you In the day
limt2
wilneM-Up stairs over the Oxford
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