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

! Ion'i know.
You consider yourself as such, DO you
no.2
We'll, u,ually.
That ended Sir. Zane's cross.eyamin-
alton aud Judge rawefs fskcd some
| qutst ous on rt-dirt ct examination.
Judge Puwcfa-Hnvo you ever been
| iu circumstances wherein Your seli.
control WIS inyui NJ it was on that
Sunday mofniugY
No, sir.
w tcsunad that you received n
letter about your wife. What did you
do with ~
took u and showed It 10 my wife
aud tili her | thought somebudy ha1
gfulge gghintt us and waited 90
break up our home. | thought no
moiu oil H.
IT WAS MRS. oHEGoRY.
ASKED n hc hat said hnythinz h
Mrs, Hyn - slsior 10 srdlng the warf-
Ing OF Harrison, withrss eaid that
Mite. Gregory, his wife's sister, had
said Il vas che who was out riding
with Dlnwunucy. At the Tins he had
had those quafrtll In Cheyenne the
town was very rough one. lie had
10 bold bis own II he wanted 10 live
there.
Mt. Zane asked the witness II Din
worduy's position had been changed
before Mr.. Noble moved him, ard 10
said that nobsdy touched him until
Mr. Noble did. This ended tho 90.
icndahl's examination pnd he left tho
,,und.
Mr, Powers then announced that he
rested his case.
DID uYsDs KSowG
Nathan Sears was called by the
prosecution In rebultal and tee,ifled
that he know Mis-. Hyndt: his place OF
business was near tho Dlnwoodoy
houte and he would necessarily SEE
ueialns passing his store In going u
Diuwo lucy's store.
Mf. I,ne ahkej tho witness II lie had
teen Airs. Hynds and Mr.. Din.
woodey pass the store together ON ire.
quent occasions. Judge Powers oh.
jtoisd 10 The question as not being com.
poient robutlsi testimony.
Mr. Zane said he desifcd 10 show by
this witness that Mfs. Hynds was a
woman OF lonse character; that this
witness WIS acquainted with the nj
legged Will OF tue defendant; that In
company with Walter J. Dinwoodey
thu hnd many times walked down past
Hoglo's saloon, a iAvorlte rssort Of tho
defendant; that he was perfectly aware
OF the relations between tho woman
and Dinwoodey, aud thnt these relA.
llona had existed aiuco the summer Of
1894.
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~. but tue offer Of prooi was admitted
on the record.
rowEIts SPRINGS SOME LETTERS.
W. \. DlnwoOdcy, brother OF the
decsased, was called by the pfoaeou.
outiou IN TcbuttAl ana asked II Walter
had not tried to avoid Mrs. Hynds Tor
some time previous 20 the tragedy, hut
tho defense objected and the objection
was sustained.
"rnapa ALL announced M. Zane,
but Judge Powers inlerp0sud with
await inmate"
The defendants counsel here desired
10 Introduce IN evidence certain isttOfa
which the witness had written 10 Mfp,
| Hynds eiuc0 tho shooting, but the
prosecution otiectod.t
no desited 10 show that this wilnoss
had coFfesponded with Mrs. Hynde
md had asked her N certain things
could not DO testified to IN certain
way.. after reading one OF the Letters,
Mt. Zane said no would consent 10 II.
Introduction aud Judge Powers read
the following letter, which was identl.
fled by the witness rs having been
written by him;
SALT LAKE CRY, April q, 1900
Ny Dear Mrs. Iiyndsi
Your letter Of recent date was duly ro-
coivcd. ! was very glad TO boar from
( you, but your reply was 10 general that
II doesn't quito afford mo tho informa-
ton looked for. | hope you will par
don mo for the following que.tlonI
A. 10 has been stated chat Walter was
NOS drosscd whom Mr.. llynds flrat saw
him-eonsidorsblo tmo must have
elapsod between Tho time no first saw
him and wlcn no ilfol tho fatal shots
~ hu certainly tortivcd tho bullets
through his cluihlng. During this time
think IL was said thai you followed Mir
Hynds Into another room. whore he pro,
cured the ptslol from his satch0l and
placed 10 Ia his pockel-do you moi
remember his going To- tho Haicholl Are
/ NttAA hN MNAAhNA Wv hAAANNh NNN hNhhkn
tho cook Into tho presence Of youTsol
and Waller ana addressed some ques
ton 70 her regarding Wal Ter whoihor OF
NOS sho had aeon him there before--o
something 10 that effect. There was ale,
come conversation between yourself ans
Mr.. aliyuds whom 10 ordered You Il
leave the houso-and some words 70
your comfort were offered by Walter
Tor all these things 10 transpifo consider
ablo timo must havo olapsOd--will yoi