Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-20

by Messrs. McGurrin & McGurrin who
wers permitted to take her from the
Gus ody OF the officers today long
enough TO consult with them.
So far she is the only person under
arrest. 1t lie claimed In vague and
indefinite manner that two servant
girls will testify thst they saw man
do the shooting, but they would not SO
admit to n News man this afternoon.
PAvEy ASSIGNS.
w. @. Pavey this Afternoon
closet the doors OF his business house
ana made an assignment. The fact
was briefly told by the following in.
scription posted on the front door on
email slip of papef: ''ClOsed Tor ock-
taking, M. }. Cbeeeemao, assigned"
INTERVIEW WITH MRS. HAMILTON.
Me. Hamilton was interviewed by
o NEWS man in Chief Psul's off Sc
today where she psssed the Night.
When the interviewer entered she was
in the personal CUSTODY OF Captain
Eslinger ami at first declined to an.
aver any questions but Immediately
began to talk. she sald;
II last saw Mr.. Hamilton about
hall past nine O'Clock last night. Be
came down TO my SISTERS TO see me.
We were together quite while-l
don't remember how long. We talked
over our troubles but were friendly
about IL. Once or twice Mr.. Hamil.
ton said he would do something we
would both regret. told him It was
foolish for him to talk that way but he
aaid he meant It all the came. My
sister, Mrs. Seldom, and her husband
retired while we were In an
adjoining room. swheD Mr.. Ham.
jlton got ready to go We walked
iuio the hallway together. We stood
there talking for some time and he
put his arms around me and klesed,
white did the same IN return. Then
we went to the uOOr and he passed
out. | followed 10 the steps anu he
went down and when he was just O
few feet away, l turned, with my
hand on the door TO close II when |
heard n pistol shot"
"What did yon DO them" asked the
NEWS man,
al went into the house and my sister
anu bruther.in-law sprsng out VI bel
and met me in the hallway. Mr..
Seddon said: my God, Lou, whal
has happeneu?' said didn't know
and went to my room."
"Dldn't you go outside TO see what
the matter was?" was the next query
propounde1 to her.
81 did not" was the response.
"Were you frighIeneu?''
mo; didn't realize what was the
matter. l didn't know that Mr.. Ham
Ito was killed until was told and
didn't see anyone on the outsiJe
when he left the house"
Ia
ton, as to who killed your husban ?n
10, l think from what he said
that he would do something we would
both Tegrei-tbat he killed himself"
"Did he sver talk OF committing
suicide, 30 far as you know"
"Not that l am aware OF, hut he
had n terrible temper and OF late has
been very determined. He always
infested on having mis- own ray"
Glow about your temper, Mrs.
Hamilton; AS matter OF faot weren't
YOU rather quick to anger YOURSELF,
yes, was," came the response
pr5m silly supplemented by the confess
sion, ~ could row with him one
ninuie and make up with snd love
him the next. But we didn't have
much trouble. OF course we had our
little ups and Gowns but that IL rl
there 10 tit. We ihoul BIT goo deal
OF each other. 1t is not rue ,hRt 40
wanted divorce. Neither did L."
"You say you heard but one shot,
Mrs. Hamilton, dom. you know that
there were ak II ,e. 2"
"No, 1 DOM. rne one L heard
Iuado me KIM OF deaf in one ear, aud
l can't hear with IL ye.u
"How long havs you known Mr..
Pavey, Mrs. Hamiltou?"
''Since was little girl. We were
chiliren together, but were never
intimate. olteo met him as q friend
but thst wa alive were always
irieudly.n
"Wnst about yaur written confes.