Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-01
cor LUETCERT TIGHT.
Prosecution Expects TO Crush the Defense in
the Sausage Makers Trial.
TO BRING THE WOMAN CALLED HIS WIFE,
=, Identified ny Several Witnesses, but
Who is Not Mrs. Luctgert-An Arm
full of Bones In Court.

chicago. oct. 1.-The prosecution Is
,,ar,ine the delivery of crushing
iio,y 20 the defense in the Luetgert
,ri,i II is asserted that the prosecu-
,,,n will produce three of the women
whom the witnesses have identified as
Mrs I.ueteert. one of these Is the
Il ,,,ran who was seen by half dozen
persons in Kenosha, Wis, May and
+ She is now in Chicago and Is being
watched constantly by detective.
This is the woman who left one of her
sinners in the Kenosha police sta
ZION, She was described by several wit
nesses who saw her at the North
western railway station In Kenosha,
and at two of the leading hotels of
the town, and was Identified by means
of photograph as Mrs. Luetgert. This
woman will relate all conversations
she had with police Of Kenosha. She
was claimed to be n character well
known in certain districts OF Chicago.
is A LOCAL EVANGELIST.
Detective Decelle has traced the wo-
man met on the county road near Ken
osha. May 8, by Fred Diehbe, and iden-
titled as Mrs. Luetgert, to Joliet, where
she is now said to be located. She Will
be called to the witness stand, 1t is
said. and viii testify that she is local
Z evangelist and was In the vicinity of
KenOsha on the date mentioned In the
: interest of some religious work.
Chicago detectives are now in the
vicinity OF Elgin, ILL.,, running down the
story OF Peddler Opdyke, who posi-
lively identified one of the two women
Z who slept in "a grove near his wagon
nj. .
4 Mrs. Luetgert. 1t Is discovered, 1t
is stated. that these women were
\ gypsies who belonged to II baud of
nomads seen in the vicinity of Elgin
during the first two weeks of June,
ARMFUL OF BONES.
Police Inspector Setback entered the
court room today carrying an armful
Of bones.
4 q guess these VIII keep the boys busy
= today" observed the heavyweight in
4 spector as he laid his burden down.
q Luetgert walked into court without
I the aid OF his crutch. He is recover
4 ing rapidly from the Injury to his leg
3 received in an awkward but friendly
4 boxing bout with Jail guard. The
a big sausage maker appeared with
"A cigar between his teeth and appeared
N 10 he in the best Of spirits.
III DR., Walter ii. Airport was recalled
81 for further cross-eXaminaton and the
VI battle Of the sesamoids was renewed.
a THE PROFESSOR is WARY.
II 1t was noticeable today that Dr. ALL
4 port was less pronounced In his views
n and ldentifcations of bones than he
H was on Wednesday and Thursday. He
y was slow and careful and lodged direct
" answers to questions when he could
n HIS identification of sesamoids as re-.
4 garded the animals they were taken
& from was very guarded. The witness
n had not forgotten the traps into which
\ the prosecution led him yesterday and
n he was wary. His explanations were
oouched in technical and medical
X Ihraseology and became tiresome to
\ the spectators in the crowded court
\ room, Beside Assistant states Attor-
n ney McEwan, who did the cross
4 examining. sat DIR. Dorsey. DIR. ALI
y ports scientific rival in this case. Prof
Dorsey had prepared the leading ques-
4 tons. Towards the close of the morn
ing session of court, DIR. Airport APP
tIeared to become irritated and the re-
8 suit was that he became somewhat
confused The CROSSE examination of
4 this witness was the severest yet heard
during the six weeks of the trial.