The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-06
WALTER J. DlNwooDEv KILLED
Harry Hynds. an Outraged Husband. Firss
the Fatal shot

Harry Hynds. an Outraged Husband. Firss
the Fatal shot.
Waiter DinwoOdey Of Salt Lake,
yonng man we'll known. met his death
In Salt Lake sunday forenoon in most
inglorious episode. Since late in the
summer Of 1894. Dinwoodey has been
carrying on Irritation with the hand.
some young wife Of Harry +. Hynds.
wealthy aud popular gambler. Re
peaicdly has Dinwoodey been warned
by his brothers aud many friends Of the
danger of his course, butall to no avail.
On Saturlry night he went to the
llynds residence on Brigham street, and
there remained oil night with the wo-
man. The husband hal gone 10 Butte
and was not expected home for a few
days. lie, however, returned to Salt
Lake on Sunday atq05 a. M, and after
walking ~ town, hailed quincy aud
was conveyed home In it. On the way
he visited cigar store buying num-
Der Of cigars with the intention Of spend.
ing the stormy day quietly at home with
his wife. lie reached his home on
Brigham street, at 10 o'clock. The door
was locked aud his pass key failed to
work. lie rang and his wife In her
night clothes came to the door. Beer
bottles and cigarettes aroused the hus.
bands suspicious and his wiie's actions
confirmed them. As she passed q closet
she pulled heavy portiere across the
cnterance
"wha; are you doing there" The
husband demanded.
"lm getting II dress, she answered,
but the explanation wass 50 much at yarl-
ancc with her action, that he abruptly
stated his purpose Of ascertainng for
himself the meaning Of her strange CON
duct
When lIynds pulled aside the portiere
and struck light, his wife jumped for
ward and blew It out. Upon this llynds
struck her aside to prevent further in-
reference. lie lighted a second match,
and la the feeble light Of H. pickering
blaze pcerci into the closet Al the
further corner he observed what at first
appeared to be- bundle ui clothing.
Looking more closely. he discovered the
figure oi a man, whom after moment
he recognized as young Dinwoodey.
Hynes ordered him to come from the
closet and he did 50. This command
he followed with another to take his
cloths and get out" Then going to
the kitchen, he brought In the colored
seryent, Annie Green.
"Did you ever zee this man beiore?''
he asked pointing at Dnwoodey.
The girl answered in the negative, h,
continued: "well, take good look al
him SO that you will know him u b,
comes here again"
With that he dismissed the girl, an'
telling Dinwoodey to hurry, ordered hi
, wife to prepare for departure, as she ais
, must 20.
She began TO lament and excited.
: asked what would become Of her.
DinwoOdey, who by this time had par
TALLY dressed himself replied to her
saying: "Come With me, Maudie, II
take care Of you"
/ These words cost Dinwoodey his life
) for Hynds, suddenly losing the self con
, troll he had mp to this time showr
l...t.t.l liz x..aI,a. fr.u, btu t,nsk =
aud fired three shots in rapid succession
= any one OF which would have prove
p. fatal.
At ass Dinwoodey died at the s.
= Marks hospital where he had been takei
I From the time he was shot until he die
/, he would answer no questions but cot
9 tinued TO repeat; "Maude. dear, CON
e to your boy am so sick"
g Hynds gave himself up. His wi
Wits also arrested. Judge Powers has ii
slayer's case In charge and says that i
thinks there will be no difficulty In ire
l. ing his client. lie Is confident that 4
10 charge worse than granddaughter can |
i made against Hynds.
II Hynds had u preliminary examinI
1t ton Monday aud was admitted 10 bail
1t the sum o. $4,000. W. ). McCornicI
A. Ex-Mayor Henry Newell Of Park Cit
J. NJ. 4. Mulvey, Henry NJ. Ryan, jam
!. Ilogle aud Captain Jack McNally, a
m his bondsmep, each certifying for go
00O.
Hynds was then discharged from Gu
tody. As the grand jury does not me
until next week, the case will not con
~ up until then.
$, With but little care and no troubl
ii the beard and mustache can be kept
y. uniform brown or black color by usil
10 Buckingham's Dye for the WhiskeI
~ Pellcen Point ore.
William Peacock returned the 9th
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