The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-07
LIES AND LARGER LIES.

did you ask him 10 go and get you
some Whlsky2'
DID you and Mr.. Newell drink pint
bottle or whisky that night2'
III a he; rye did not.
Dao YOU drink a quart bottle"
There was a bottle OF whisky in the
package you took home from the Third
Sottan street ropmI
Yes; Mr. Newell wrapped it up L
wrapped the package az home,
HOW many entire nights Did you say
you had been away from Harvey?
Until ne was . years Old, only one
night, and while 1 was in MsrSnailtown
Ia, on a visit, ana l never WIS away
from him during the evenings but Twice
Until he was years otd,
1892
sYea."
And took Abe Wardrop with Uou?"
ITO take care Of l1arVey2
Il took him to wash the dishes, that
was wnat he did when we we're at home"
You punished Wardrop while you were
in Californian
Did you teil your husband about ft?''
Eyes. | wrote him about 1t. and told
him what it was for when ! came nome
Nlr. GdfIin told me that it was a mistake
taking him with US, that he was a pad
boy ana TO bring aim home in CHAINS II
| couldn't get him home any otner WY
He seldom told the truth and there wasn't
trunk in the house that ne eou.~f
open with button hook. He taught
harvey bad things and stopped letting
him associate with my boy"
Mrs Griffin enumerated about dozen
people who said that Wardrop was a fou
mouthed, bad boy, VINO wouldn't tell the
truth.
Walter Hughes of Pasadena came to
Salt Lake and stopped at the Knutsford.
While here. Hughes called on witness
and with other friends lnnened at Wit
ness house. Witness had known Hughes
for 20 years. Mr.. Griffin came to the
house to meet Hughes and arranged to
breakfast with him at the hnutsford
the next morning
DO you know Mr.. Wore, of Pasadena?' ~
Yes, 1 kept my riding horse at his
Did you ever borrow any money from
him."
Didn't you borrow 81 from him."
''Oh, 1 think he paid an extra freight
bin or something on the horse, but he
never gave me any money
That's ALL said Judge Loofbourow-
That's all" said Judge Young. and
Mrs. Griffin left the stand.
WHERE DID GRIFFIN SLEEP?
Mrs. Sarah Snelgrove testified that Mr.
Griffin rented a bed room from her for
a month: he didn't stay quite the month.
however.
How many nights did he sleep there
NQI1IS TIE TINE ne A1Q kHG IOOIA-
OBJECTED to and objection sustained.
THE WAsHERWo0IAN' TESTIMONY
Mrs Catherine Sawyer did washing for
Mr.. Griffin when he was in the Harmon
block. Mrs. Erickson gave her the
articles to take away once and Miss
Berhman many times The witness iden-
titled the night gown and towel mentioned
having been given to witness to wash
along with Miss Berkman's articles
Grifln's articles and Miss Berkman's
were sent to be washed together and re-
turned together.
TORE DENIES.
". t. Wore in reply to Mr.. Zane said he
lived at Pasadena, Cal, where he kept
a livery. and feed stable. knew Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffin; met them in Pasadena at his
place of business. That was in the winter
of 1872, a year before the Griff1ns sent
the horse down to board.
Did you ever go to Mrs Griffin g
Three times. I think"
WHAT did you go for?"
rived in Los Angeles. The second time
to take her over to Los Angeles to get tho
mare 1 went about a. m, drove Mrs.
Griffin down and back; came back in the
afternoon ana Mrs Griffin never left the
buggy. The other time she ordered q
carriage and I took it home from her
house when she had done with it,
Simply business acquaintance!
Nothing more"
'eWardrop stated that one evening about
Z o'clock you droVa up to Mrs. Griffin's
house in q buggy; went into the house
in certain familiarities. Was that true?'
mo; It IS not. I did none Of those
things. I never was in her house at any
time"
did any famiiarities eyer take place
between you and Mrs. Griffin at any time
or placer
No; never"
Court adjourned until this morning at
$3.50 o clock.
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