Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-02

flre hnu fOilCo NuWIulsalpItl AHNhlti
told her that he hsg shot man AMI 10
tell her father, who tesided next door,
10 hurry over. Miss Noble, uuaccus
toned 10 bearing such uGwelcpme
uIings, C1citeIly ami hufue1ly com'
piled With HyndS request MI Noble
Immediately telrphnuaI 20 the pJlic.
station aui soon Oil'eru Pratt end
shannon were AZ the uyuds residence
and placed him under arrest. He had
previously given his revolver To Mr.
Noble a, Il was anxious u surrender to
tue police.
Hynds was taken 10 the station and
spent the Afternoon ami night In chief
Pratps private off 'e, in co up,ny with
joe Richards, AMI guarded ny Ofiicer
shannon.
WHAT SIR. NOBLE FOUND.
The fret person 10 learn Of tn,
lamentab.o affair ouislde 9l the Hyudf
household was Miss Noble. who ln
company with the Missos Judge had
lust returned from church and was
about to enter the gate leading to her
home when Mr.. Hynds rushed out o.
his residence, greatly excited, anu
calling 10 the Hirl, stated that he
had KILLED. Walter DlnwOoley
and desired her TO tell her
father to come over as quickly as
possible.
Miss Noble WAS o, over come by the
remarks Of Mr. Hynds that 10 going
into tue house ami commencing 10 tell
her father OF the affair, she iaiutuI De.
fore she was able to relate what
Hynds ned toll her
Mr.. Noble, however, had learned
sufficient from ms daughter tn under.
stand the situation aud he loot no time
IN going over 10 the Hyudt fu-iieuce,
where no found Sit. ani Mrs. Hyud-
ina ffenzlei condition. UTUu iuquff.
log the cause VI tue excitement, Hy ads
stated that ho had shot Walter Din.
woodey, while Mrs. Hyuis pointed to
q bath room, apparently indicating thai
the wounded man wa located there.
Hynda handed bic revolver 10 MI
Noble, aud the commissiUuet Instantly
ran over TO his own hotnU nud telc
phoued for DT. Richards aud the 30.
lice, Returning t. tbe Hyuds residoncr,
Mr.. Noble entered the bathroom
and there lying IN q ofamptd position
with his head resting upon tho edge
OF the bath.iuh was young DiuwoOdey,
who through his own indttCfrtiOn hsu
brought upon himself such u Terrible
fate. Mr.. Noble spoke u MIN, but not
an answer came, Walter Nil the while
moaning. "MpuI, deArie, why DONE
you help m,7 Why drut you do
somsthing tor your buy2 1 am 90
sick" Tho young mans eyes we're
closed and his mind was apparently
wandering.
MI. Noble askei Tor and received
pillow upon which he placed the dying
mAn's head aud Strengthened him oul
to n more comfortable position. DR..
Richards then arrived, together with
ON sefs shannon anu Pratt, and upon
tho iotmeT's orders an ambulance WAS
iebt for and Mir Dinw0Odcy conveyed
10 the ~. MARIE hospital.
A DRAMATIC IsCiDESr.
just A. the conveyance was about to
leave the Hynds residence, with the
young man whose lite blood was fast
ehhing away he said implUflngly,
"Ki,s me, Maud, k's me" Mrs.
Hynda listened 10 the words Of TIE
dying man ani stood NJ one tfsns1Kod
with an expression Of horror In every
line OF her lace.
"Kin him." COMMANDED the hus.
bhhus but Nhn Wlie hhfuuh hAch lulu
tue house away from tue gaEe Of the
curious crowd that the shooting haI
brought together.
On the way 10 the hospital - NJ
wOodey continued o. cry ami moan,
saying, "Maudie dear, why dOn't you
come to your boy2"
He died at ll;i3.
THE coRoSEWs INQUEST.
The c1ronef's inquest was held dur.
ing the afternoon NJ the residences of |
the young mau'hI parents, az No. $40 |
rast Stuth Temple street. The lurJ |
was composed OF J, u, faflow, VIM.
Sciieuiadcu aud Vernon 4. Hardy. |
They returned the following vorIiu;
We, tho said Jurors, on oath aud from |
the evidence prosented ind that tho Dc. /
ceased came To- his death on tho lst /
day OF March A. u. l-lb, from pistol /
shot wound. nrod from pistol In tho /
hands II one Harry llynds and that tho |
same was ioluuiuus
nIEI fAsEIN tUNHT