Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
ACCUSED OF MURDER
Ms. Rose Browning Charged With
The Crime.
me VICTIM Is ALVIN GREEN.


viewed In the county jail, Mrs Rose
Browning, who has bosn taken into
custody with the charge Of murder
preferred against her. The victim IL
ALVIN Green, the man who dioi at
Murray on Saturday evening last.
The conclusion Ia that he was poisoned
by the prisoner anu robbed. The place
where the crime IL said 10 have teen
committed IL ON that gfuosomo spot
within the very walls Of the saloon
where Charles Thicde killed bis wife.
Tho accused IL sometimes called
"Bl,ck Rose" though from where shs
got or why she should answer to that
sour.que Is not known. Certainly sue
l. not ~ swafIhy rs the title would In
dicste. She has dark eyes aud heavy
shock Of dark brown half-bui nUt
black. The alias probably comes from
some other reason. When the eJOtter
was ushefei into the narrow cell she
occupies on the second door VI the jail
she was sitting on tue odgo Of tue Ted
reading novel. Her eyes were
sparkling aud her countouAuol aglow.
DR.. Wright, the county physician, had
lust taken his departure after having
given herA dose Of morphine, THIS
act was one o. ohatity-one Of neces'
city given to alleviate pain, rs the
woman, according to her own
confession, has teen victim
to the drug for nlae years and now
takes II Ia quantities that would mean
certain death TO an amateur" In The
"uusioess."
81 Will TALK ~ COURT"
A.ked ~ to what light she could
throw on the affair che said, 81 viii
talk ia court aud dOn't care 10 DO In
tetvirwed here"
"You knew this man Gfeen?"
81 prefer 10 talk N oOurt-Ion't care
about saying anything Mt all now"
| "Havo you consulted sn Au3fneyG'
| "Iss, sii; cent iIr Que thls IN lrn.
Ing aud he came down 10 see me-"
"Weto you surprised when arrest
COZ"
; "wsll, should say So"
"Whun 90 you expect 10 get out oil
hef,2"
THAT. what dom, know. 1 wI't
1 did."
"wsre you not acquainted with
Gtoeb?"
81 never saw him before the day he
dlei. heard that man hai died
but supposed II was an old fellow ht
was with. / didn't know either o
them. Iney are now holding a post
norton examination and / guus,
something Will bo known then"
"What were you told when AZ
fCsttu2n
"tnat 1 was wanted NJ a witness
"Nou expect " bs able 20 make au
explanation that will result In yOui
scquitta2"
"why cure. II don't get c Il viii
write 10 my fOlks-my bfOthef who u
rich. He lives In MoatanA ami has
big tAuCh there which he paid $50, OOl
cash down for, Besides that ne hA
seven houses H. one tOwn, quite num
Der more Ia others ana whole lot o
property I DOM know Abythini
about. OF course wont writ
to him unless 1 cam get out Of this
/ hAvsnT written 10 tim for ia
yeafr. lie msy have sold out aud gonl
: east, UuI | guess | could md him,
know that In a case OF this kind h
would come to my assisiA &C."
"HAve sou other relatives there
father OF mJthsT3"
al have other relatives there but NJ
father or mothvt-thsy are dead,
don't caro- to give their names. Nj
own name Ia Rose Browning
I came " Salt Lake i've year
I 4 a.
tut my husband, who was printer
e died little more thAn year ago, &C
cordlaR to tue best VI my reeollea
ton"
: "rhs csus ?"
7 TOO much whisky" said thu
a prisoner, as sue played with the leave
4 VI the story book shs held Ia her hand
'and a kind VI lung trouble"
And thus che continued nj n rat
:, that was alatmingly rapid TOT womai
!, Shs did not care 10 be Interviewed, ~
III the newspaper mHn withifewi "lh
, old fellow, 4" To whom she .s,vfred
10 being the one she suppose
4 10 be- dead In Austin Andrew, also
south Cottonwood farmer. AccOfdin
, 10 the UfilceTe these two men had bee
gu a pFOtrActei spree anu came up q
salt Lake last Friday night aud wen
. back ~ Murray 0u saturday accom-
) panied by Mrs. browning with whOG
il Appeals they went ~ the 6AlOU
y once conducted by Thlsde anu mo-
run by an Individual WHO answers I
the tuphOulOuz title OF "5laughtt
House Mike.p There dtunke
auu dis0rderly scenes are reporIs
n TO have been INDUCED In. The me
4. had considerable money, and 1t
said, spent II freely, In The eyenin
u Green was found dead Ia u saloon.
n il thought no was poisoned. ID
!. Feftebsp made an examination out NJ
n a close one aud said dGath might haN
/. resulted from excessive Glch lholisn
a. hut the cit Zlus were nOI satisfied AZ
a. Justice Sanders commenced An inve
ID tiRatirn. Ths dead mans companio
. got home Tut he didn't know his
lie found that bis money was gon
IL Is thought Mrs. browning know
where It went TO aud that she oil
knew something Ms TO the cause
4, GIeen's death, A compliant chargil
OF ner with muTder was according
sworn 10 and she WAS arrested.
W Prot. Hirsching Ia making an anal
II ais Of the contents OF Green's stOma'
o. with view to asoettalning Whistler
"a not the presence Of poison can be- d
n. leuled. The result will probably
nd forthcoming by tomorrow and VI
prove strong point in Ihs case,