Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

ard don't care so sook at n" cam
the reply.
no you call this IN old thlnz7" next
Inquired ar. Van Cutt showing a very
fine looking red silk waist.
MfE. Huichlriln seemed 20 he mu'h
put out over Sit. Van COTS last Inter-
fogtiion. for throwing her head proudly
back. she remained rlicr..
contlnulng Sir. Npn cott neNt IN.
qulrcd u tho defcn1stf u II ever oc-
CUR 80 her a. y 10 was wrong for her
to have sakcn she clothes.
81 never r'fuck me shat way. I think
I aps foohin IN not telling someone
OF what I had done" came che answer.
Don't you know you dld wrong
- leave thnf 10 ypu. You nro booking
~ u with a clear brain; I am NJ. II
Nas moru foollfh % me than wfonE'
! 90 70 aersflnHa
Tho cNss.examlualon proceeded To-
this manngr fpr some time. Mrs. Hut
crimson claiming that prVr % the theftr
she enf been on che verge of iuetrlty
ana tisat enc things che II alleged So
have stailn wcrr - llslc OF no account
shr fuigher suited that thu Mathis
had become Suspicious Of her and had
mhde a rtartn ~ her trunk the day
after she brosc sht window. She do.
MED telling chl,f Pfa@ that IN hal
criticised the police department. for IT,
dcrlliC insHs.
Were you ever seized with an Inn
pulse 10 take 2nyghirx In a dry goods
H,ore7" Inquired Mr. Van Colt.
inevcr 40 lpso dry goods rtorcs, I
hate stopping" thc dcfcnudant re.
piled.
Mrs. Hv.ohln,on here bur., lnto tear.
ard between enbs said she had a ten.
y~lr-oI boy In Engiini. whl was In
boarding school and whom she had 10
support.
''Thas i- all" rild Mr.. Van c,.t. nnd
after Judge Smith had asked she de-
feneint one % swD more qucs Tons. nht
was cxcusi1.
chief Pratt; waa rcciilcd by the de-
Tense ana IN answer 50 Mr. criichl1w
admitted hayinR told The rrpof1ef ~ q
m0fnnE flpcf that Nc though, Mrs.
Hutchinson was /. victim % the NOR
phine habit. lie based his opinion on
the fact that n hypoderrrc syringe had
been found among Mira. IIpichlnsonf
effects. and the appearance Of her eyes
III. day Of her arrest. which had u
gassy stare In them. chief Pratt said
morphine ncnds were generaTy not ~
Hpons.bie Tor their actions.
IN answer 10 Mf. Van Colt Chief
Pratt S.sd that Mrs Hutchinson had
s0utly denied % him that she had ever
been addicted Go the use OF morphine.
Mrs. Rachael SeiEsl was thr next wl.-
noss called. llad known Mrs. Hutch
inson since August. 1888, Al that time
khe came. on the r.comm.nsaiio Hon Of
DE-, Pinkeftlh ~ nurse to her housa
The defendants appearance ala not
suit Witness Her hair was dlEafranEed
and hfr appearance was anything but
Inviting when Fke called az Witnesses
house Ia August. 1886, Her appearance
scared Witness, ana she cnnflded her
fears 10 her husband Witness employed
the defendant on. OF pity. Found hef
strictly honest. Her impression was thar
The defenifnt was suffering with whii
the Germans call "a ned idea" chief
Pratt had fold iinesa u was his be-
lief that Mrs, Hutchinson was either
not In her right MIND or was the victim
Of morphine
In answer 20 Mr. Van Colt. Mri.
Selgel said that one reason why she had
Gene ~ M conclusion chat Mrs. Hutch
lnEon was Insane. was because she had
repeatedly threatened 10 commit. suicide,
ana a pgfapn In he's right mind. wllnes1
thought would not make threats of
that Kind
The witness was being eross-exainlned
when the "NtNs" report closed.