Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-22

tween them. Said he: "For me to
tell you, would be to sscrifice the con-
hdence placed In me by Mrs. Hami'.
ton, anu i ehouldn't do 1t, and what's
more L won't do It,"
There IL not little speculation on
the part OF Mr.. Glendinning's Oonsiilu-
ents TO know what his business vas At
the Friday household under the cir
cumstsnees. But his honor wont talk
you know, and when he wont he
simply WON'T, so there's an end ont.
INSURED FOR TWO THOUSAND.
1t was said today that Hamilton
vas a United Workman anu insured
for s., 900 Ia the A. .. U. w. 1t could
not be sscertsined definitely that The
money was made payable to his wife,
though that is the presumption.
FUNERAL on SUNDAY.
Hamllton's funeral will be held On
Sunday afternoon next, beginning at
2 O'CLOCK, from the Tenth ward meet
ing house.
Seldom ARRESTED.
Seldom was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Burt while putting away h
horses at Gears & company'e barn for
noon. He was naturally nervous over
the turn In the tide OF affairs that hau
INSIDE him "a prisoner charged with q
gfievous ffonsr, He sei1 he thought
he might have been held as
witness hut not as an actual ac'
complice. He was taken to the county
jail where ne will be kept penuing n
urther investigation OF the ca,e.
ATE HER DINNER CALMLY.
Mrs. Hamilton was escorted to the
county jail by Deputy Sheriff Nc.
Clelland. at . O'Clock this afternoon
she ate her dinner with the same cool
ness ut d apparent unconcern that has
chsractenzsd her conduct from the
beginning.
is PAvEY IN SALT LAKE?
1t was said this afternoon that MIR.
Pavey was non est--ihat is, that he
mad left Salt Lake for the present. The
correctness OF this claim could not be
definitely established. Inquiry at tn {
sheriff's Office ELECTED the answer that
he had not been officially seen since
Tuesday.
The BULLETS FLIGHT.
called this morbipg. He testified that
he made post mOrtem examination
OF Hsmilton's body last night and
found that the bullet had entered two
and q half inches below the lett nipple
and that 1t had passed uiagonally
through the heart, emerging at the
base OF that organ ana logging under
tie pit OF the right arm. The bullet
was u 32.cslibeF one and was handed
by the witness TO the jury for examin-
alton. The missile was turned over
to Sergeant Burbidge ior safe keeping
with the revolver, empty shells anu
other bullets. Witness testified that
death was NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nature
OF the wound WIS., proof positive Of
that. 1t wIuld be extremely difficult
for n person to shoot himself Win his
right hand in the manner the deceased
was sbot. The bullet which killed the
deceased weighed 7S4 grains.
DR.. Harrison, who assisted in tbe
autopsy, corrooorsted the testimony OF
DR.. Daiby and supplemented by max.
Ing the further positive statement thal
q man could not infiict pistol shot
wound with his right hanu such aB
proved fatal In the case.
SAW Seldom CROUCH AND RUN.
Captain Eslinger was then called.
Said he knew Ozark, the witness who
testified at the Inquest Tuesday; that
On Tuesday night Clark came 10 the
police station and to witness and Ser
seant Burbidge volunteered infOrma-
lion that he says he intended to CIV
tnat afternoon on the witness stand
bat could not on account OF the
manner In which he was ques.
toned, his mind being diverted by
iutsrrogat ories on other phases OF the