The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-30

aNo."
How am I to determine when you
tell the truth and when you lie? can't
you give ms rule to 50 by"
In d case Ike tha,e l might say what
wasn't exactly true.
Il would like some definite rule to go
by" remarked Mr.. Varlan.
Did you meet a, man named Love
yesterday"
yes"
Did you tell him THAT he had better
not testify in this case?"
No
Did You invite him to step outside
With y0u?"
Yes"
Tor what purpose2"
He wanted to fight
Did you want to hSht?" -,
Not very badly"
prior to May 1, 1896, dill you ever
have criminal intercourse With Eula
Wgay?''
No, sin"
Did you tell Love in July or August
1884. that YOU knew Eula Wray and
that you had had criminal intercourse
with her?''
NO. / did not"
DO you know man named Kim
brough and his Wife?"
Yes"
We're you at his house in June.
Yes
Did you have a conversation with
him ABOUT the trouble You We're in?''
mo"
We're you at Kimbrough's house
at 46Z West First South street in March
of this year with Miss Wray?'
yes"
Did you stay there all night?"
7 didn't stay
Didn't you and Miss Wray occupy
the same room and didn't you tell the
Kimbroughs you were married."
Il told them we we're married, sup
pose"
Didn't Kimbrough come to your
room in the morning and you were
there in bed with Miss Wray and the
baby2"
Yes"
''You were there them"
Yes, I came in about 4 o'clock in
the morning and lay down across the
bed with my clothes on"
where had you been?"
cat the gambling house
Are you professional gambler?'
mo"
"How many times have you been ar
rested and confined in the county or
city jails?"
Il don't know
WAS it so frequent that you can't
remember?"
No"
Mr. Varian then cited three cases in
which the witness had been arrested
for fighting and battery and sentenced
to short periods in Jail.
REDIRECT EXAMINATION.
This concluded the cross examination
and the witness was then asked a
number Of questions in redirect exami-
nation by Mr.. Hutchinson.
He said he was arrested for black
mailing Kearns, tried in the district
court and acquitted by a jury. At his
trial he denied having written certain
Matchmaking letter to hearns and he
denied it now also. Witness had
trouble with the man Love and got
arrested for battery. He also had
trouble with Kilpack. the step father
of Miss Wray-
Mr.. Zane in arguing an objection
stated that Detectives Sheets and
Raleigh had procured a row between
Kilpacll and Hobbs and then arrested
Hobbs in order to get possession of
the letters and papers which had been
introduced in evidence by the defense.
Sheets and Raleigh although public
officers were in the employ of Kearns,
Mr.. Zane said.
TILT BETWEEN COUNSEL.
Mr.. Yarian-CounseI knows that
those statements are untrue.
Mr.. Zane-Such an ungenlemanly re-
mark as that might pass in some
courts. but should not in a court of
the dignity OF this.
Judge Cherry-I think it is unbecom-
ing and such language should not be
INDUCED in.
Mr. Variant Withdraw it and
apologize to Mr.. zane
Witness then went on to state that
Kilpack had struck him a, blow in the
face and that the witness had been
arrested and the letters taken from
him.
why did You hold out to the people
that YOU were married to Miss Wray?"
Because She asked me to do it on
account of her mother, whom she didn' t
want to know the TRUTH
You stated in the letter that you
wrote to Eula's mother. asking her to
home to Salt Lake, that Eula was a
good wife and that as long as she was
you would take good care of her.
Yes
WHY did you do tllat?"
"At the request of Miss Wray."
'How long was ii after you were ar
rested for assaulting Kilpack that you
were arrested for blackmailing
Kearns?"
1.-TWO or three days"
who served the warrant on you for
Matchmaking
Sheets and Raleigh"
did they have any conversation
with you after they arrested you?"
Yes; they told me they knew [ was
innocent; that / had good parties be-
hind me"
what did that SIS represent that you
wanted Kearns to pay your
Money that I had advanced to Miss
Wray for her expenses and which
Kearns had promised to pay back
Witness again detailed the circum-
stances of his going to the depot on the
morning that Miss Wray was to have
gone to Butte. hearn5 and Miss Wray
We're in the waiting room. Miss Wray
had the baby in her arms. He had q
railway ticket in his hand, which, after
looking at, he gave to Miss Wray. He
then stepped up close to Miss Wray and
gave her the roll of bills. Witness saw
this through the window. Kearns went
away after he gave her the money and
Miss Wray got onto the train. Witness
followed her onto the train, end she
told witness she didn't want TO go TO
Butte, and he advised her not TO so
If she didn't want 90. and told her she
had better so to her mothers S. Witness
then got off the train and went away.
and Miss Wray also got off and wit
ness saw her standing in the depot as
he went away.
Witness saw Miss Wray at his moth
er's house that afternoon and saw the
money which Kearns had given her.
Miss Wray paid witness mother some
thing she owed for board. how much
witness did not know.
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