The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-15
FLOOD OF ORAT0RY
LUETGERT FEARS THE CLOSING
SPEECH OF DENEEN.
Yesterday the Children Were Absent,
Thus Showing Their Presence Was
Intended For Dramatic Effect.

Chicago, Oct. 14.-The flood Of orakory
continued in the Luetgert trial today and
ii will last fer two days longer. Attorney
Phalen for The defense concluded his adj
dress, after speaking TIVE hours, this
morning, and thc1 Attorney Yi1cs1t be-
gan a rerytd address in beelalf OF ths de-
PENDANT. The main POINT Of his nrEu-
nleiyt To-Day was 10 ralSe AZ inc In9fTs or
the jury doubt as to whether Mrs. Iuet-
CERT IS really dad. He admitted that sins
mad disappeared but insisted that 8. had
not been shown beyond all doubt that she
Was dead Having spent much time N
tEyMig 70 create the dOtlDt ~ ohe nl-llIS OF
the jury, ne insisted that there should bs
NJ ndlI way measures in the verdict
made If Lluetgert was guilty OF ms
crime, he deserved all thai the law could
mete out TO him. DlIi if nc Was not guilty..
bs2crad ali doubt he siJluld be set free.
Mr.. Vincent INSISTED that tine case was
ROT one f5r compromise verdicts. 1t would
NOV do 10 sentence tiaA Prisoner to The Pen
-tentiary, because it was just possible
II the jury believed THAT Qhere was ANY q
likelihood of her turning pp at any Latter
cay II was vas, their busi1f1s 70 Isrt uhe
THE KIDS LnsE
yesterday removed from u
order OF the court, weGt n
morning Wnen Attorney ~ .1 ~ 4
his address. The abseI III ~ -
was taken by the pressed =
ton of the ass4staon ~ 8 ~
TeSterday that the
brought into court, af
Two weeks, simply 10 p
pa-llle5 OF the JURORS
LUetgert Sled tears ~
cl1Htu5n lasE nlglJ
uine display of enl + ~
er has made since
The expression u -: :z :< r
EeIt this morning
than words that y ~
nagat. He IS ore .z@ r.
comment of Those -
we'll. It VIII not be
| lapse follows ii n
Dark rings encircl III
he prisoner THIS WI ti'zI
ner was SUbdued ..s
| spirit ne displayed Z,
/ arguments CT COJHl III
| review all the detdiI II
| affect Luetsert more $3.50
/ testimony of the with (. i.
\ cunlstances and events Ri g.
! the Developments since |.:-: S. q.
! Shalled INTO line and PAN
\ jury, recalling to Duetg - s7
! vast amount of evidence - T..
! into the clrcumstantial CHI II
FEARS DEM
Most of all, Luetgert
! the closing speech OF 8 -.
! Deneen. Ina Sraos's attic -
I fOrceful and eloquent SpS : S:
( sourceful. and his style
/ that eleCtrifieS and iTnpres
| defense seems TO dread ri
| Saturday for the recep.lo
Instructions
| Attorney Phalen was
! refreshed today and in
resumed his argument a
claration thar the defens Is. s.
broken the states ctrcu
of evidence at both ends IS za.3
die. but that it had scdltN JAZZ:
| merits Ito the four winds. +.
| the contention that the
proved a corpus delecti of PSI.
liability for consideration whe ri "a.
life was at stake. ~
! For auEht we know, Mrs. LIN ~: . +
! at this very moTneGHt in the enjoy
robust health in the land OF her naitiNeS.
shouted Attorney PEalan- Then he lsyzI
! his voice down to 4 heavy whisper and
! added: Or she may be employed in some
family remote from the A0T5Iati1n of n
te.hgsut ciV1i ZaJiJn in d partially de-
merl1sd condition.
JUDGE VINCENT FOR Defense
Dha speech of ex-Judge Vincent. chief J
I counsel for the defense, wds The leading
feature of the afternlool session of court.
1t was the most elcqVelt argument thus
far addressed 70 the jury, It was a plea
full Of Tyalthos for a human life
JUICE Vincent IS a man of fine pres
eGace and of magnetic personality. HI
voice Is strong and pleasant to the ea
and he is fluent in delivery He is als
| possessed OF many OF the arts of rGla ac- e
cou1pHshsd orator. and brings his eli -
MAKES 70 the attention OF uhs jury Sy ia
cial expressions and gestures that inns.
| press the force of his rsmaTks. fr
Attorney Dtneen viii close for the stats III
| ON Saturday.