The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-01


lection of the names Of any of the
others.
do you keep a record of the certfi-
Gates Of birth you make out?'
Yes
witness then. with considerable re
iuctance, handed Mr.. Zane the certifi-
cate book with the stubs attached,
opened at he place where the stub rec
ord CT the Hobbs certificate appeared.
Mr. ZsDe essnyed to turn oyer the
Raves ard examine the stubs OF other
certificates, hut tLte witness strenu-
ously objected. saying THAT counsel had
no business to pry into witness pIi-
yate affairs. After considerable Cross
fire between counsel on both sides and
the witness, his llUnor rulad that Mr.
Iaua miEht ret look at 'tts- ctrar stubs,
but that ia might call on the witness
to open the boo! and answer from it
such questions regarding the entries as
counsel chose to ask.
Tha witness Ell frst refused to an
sWer questions asked, replying 70 conn
sci that it was none of his business,
but when MIR. Narlan and Judge Cherry
ordered him to Go SO he reluctantly
compiled.
REPORTER GEKAY.
A. n Mckay, reporter fer the Salt
Lake Tribune. was called. Mr.. Zane
objected to his testifying because in
violation of the courts order he had
been in tina court Tc9ra while other wit
nesses were being examined. Mr.. Nc
Kay, in reply to Judge Cherry. said
he was not present when the order ex-
Guiding witnesses was made, and didn't
know anything about such an order.
The witness also stated that he had
only been in the court room twice since
the trial began, once Oh the opening
day, and for a short time yesterday.
He was allowed To testify and stated
that ne interviewed Eula Wray for the
Tribune On Aprll ~. Miss WraY told
MIN that she met Kearns at the Union
Pacific depot; tihat she got on the train
to so to Butte. but got off on thu other
side of the cars and mia behind a box
car
Miss Wray, in her testimony. denied
shat she hid behind a car and denied
that she had ever said she had.
CHARLEY GRAHAM.
Charles Graham. examined by Mir.
Varian, said he was a miner Knew
Eula Wray STAGE May, 1885, met her
first in Park City. was at the Warm
Springs With her on May II. 1896. Was
al lodging house en- East Second
South slIest with her ca May Il, 1896
Witness then changed his statement,
saying that it was ON May Il he was
With her at the lodging house. and ON
May u at the Warm Springs.
Did anybody go With you and her
to the Warm Spriugs?''
Yes.
WAS ut at night?'
About or . o'clock in the even
ing"
who went with you?"
ssM,, Brooks and Mr. phiJIi0S"
Did you 20 in bathing?"
Yes, [ went in bathing with Miss
Wray.''
All what hour did YOU so With her to
the lodging house the previous night?
About 10 o'clock at night; stayed
there iii ten minutes to Il, had a room
and occupied tins same bed with her
and had intercourse With her
Had you q conversation with her at
the Park in July or August 1895, in
which she said she would like to get
work at Kearns' house and perhaps
there would be more than wages in
it?''
Had you been intimate with her on
different occasions from the time you
knew her until May, 1862"
Yes; many times
Cross-examined by Mr.. Zane.
What is Your real name?"
&C. II. Graham
Have you any other name?',,
NO"
Did you not go by the name OF
O'Brien?"
you might call me that?'
WHY might | call you that?"
81 took the name of Graham because
my mother married a man named Ora
ham"
You were engaged to Miss Wray %
Yes"
VINO broke off the engagement"
7 did, in April, 1896
How did you break it?'
q wrote her to send me my ring:
things l saw in Salt Lake didn't suit
me-.
When did YOU come to Salt Lake?'
In May
You broke the engagement in April
and came to Salt Lake in May anC
saw things in Salt Lake in May which
didn't suit you, and that made you
break Off the engagement in Aprn?"
Yes daughter in court.)
MIR. Zane.-That's very strange.
you heard Eula say in July or Au-
gust, 1885. that she would like to get
work at Kearns' house, that there might
be more in it than wages?'
Yes"
What DID you understand by that2''
That she might make a little money
on the side"
And after that you were still desir-
Gus OF marrying her?"
Yes
rs that the kind of a man you are?
Yes" tLaughter)
Where do you work noW?"
with a Mr.. Lynch helping to deliver
ice"
ssYVhaf vages d0 Won eret9"
Twelve dollars q week.
You went to the Warm Springs
with EuIa on May 1927
Yes"
Where did you make the engage
ment to go with her?"
AT her house"
Did you see her on May 11?"
Yes, l met her on Second South
street, between state and Main streets
about O'clock in the evening""
You were engaged to her then?'
Yes
What did you mean by saying you
broke the engagement off in April
then?
I made a mistake, 1 suppose
"What are you getting from Kearns
for testifying; for telling these kind OF
stories2"
Nothing"
DO you expect to get anything
Have you been promised anything?"
NO"
rs it not a fact that Kearns has
promised you $1,000 for coming here
and telling those things?'
NO"
Witness said that after meeting Eula
on Second South he walked around the
streets with her for an hour or tive
and then went into the Lyceum theatel