Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-19
GREENE IS BOUND OVER.
TERESA REEVES IN A PlTIABlt PLIGHT


Eugene Greene appeared In Justice
NIelsep's court this morning f1r pre-
uminary examination on TWO chhis''
OF grand larceny. the first complaint
alleging that on December ot thiH
yoaq H. stole horse belonging To MOT
timer 5. Allen. valued at $780, anu 'ho
recnnd complaint charriug she iheit OF
a horse. IN the first uf this month"; pee
longing to l.lewcllyn Lindsay anu
valued at iig5. After the testimony was
Nil In Tor the state. Greene having none
10 offer. Justice Nielsen bound the d"-
PENDANT over 10 the action ~ the as
trlct coust In the sum Of 500 on eaeh
onensc.
greane rs now serving Nix months 10
the county jail Con petit larceny, hnNins
been convicted Of stealing h"'''
L,lenK'na 10 sidney Ciawanu
Attgrnev Edler. who appeared LOT
gr..no al the first srlai, made 10 the
court an explanation ~ his acu.h ."
moi continuing his connection WIN w
cnss. when Greene was hcatcntcu wv
defendant stated 20 the court tna' n
ri n, tr,ney with which 90 pay any
nne because b. had turned over 20 hls
attorney al he had In the Nofll ~ we
for hls defense. Mr. Edlcr told Juhu,e
Nielsen In court this morning thht h'
had received no Zee Whatever itvli,
Greene nor anyone elise Tor MN "u"
that PRIOR 10 the dcfcndanis hpp,'
ance f0r sentence h. had sent Worn "
rr.,pe that unless the Zee was tnilh-
cnmlng he could not continue % u'-
,uto hla time 60 the ease. iihtihs lD-
ecived no answer he had Withdrawn.
H. IN. reporter Mr. Elder said inAt
Greene tried 10 pay him with q stolen
horse. which. however, WIS h'' 81"
copted by the attorney -, ~.
Testimony introduced ny Mt' haf
Nan C,itt FOR the state this mefnln.
WAS Of q very conclusive character anu
,lr.cne acting as HE own attorney
raficd 10 shake IL with the few questions
which he put TO the witnesses. To max
tho thing more binding, - 70 rp'ah,
several ~ the people Who saw the
stolen horses IN urcens ~. go,
when he was arrested NJ Granger, Wen,
out IN richards street and ldcntlh,i
Nr Iindany'H animal, which the nlh
gentleman drove to town this mnfnlht'
and toid the court and the county at
torney thnf this was one OF thr hul-'H
found with Greene when he was appi'-
hcndcd. 49,. Ill,
opuph. live on Niuth Nur.h and EleV-
ma thry c,i'n thai sacir horse was
exon ffum their place about pnttn-
III. l. They stated also int tht
ilec,qa people. who i've out thrfe, were
and arr very poor. The uclEhblrs nav.
helped shCm al, Including Green. am
John Doe" Who got uNly, ~ chip
pIn' In "a sore and other thing TOT the
house. o. will aa grub ~ Hundry
Accusei " s,npacatlou IN al the
thgffs. IN COMPANY with Greene. u Miss
Teresa Reeves WhCu thu iufhcen
court was opened tnis mlsnnr, no XII
was no there. uT dli she apis'ir hter
on.
when Mr. Dror severed his crnnec-
ton with the oAses. Mis- lieeyea was
los wiihuun ifroi advice. but Attorney
-. kindly cuuseuirl O. Sc fhe uhini-
iuna,~ gifi through her uvuhie, ~
Mr. NJ went out 10 consult wiah Miss
Reeves ami we surprised ana da.
trsasr,l 10 Ind her lylrE On The nunr ~
she hou.o " her brother. IN Reeves.
burning W with "A hlEh fever. The
dwelling was poorly furnished unl WIS
not only sfryuid or an comforts. hut was
absolutely without rume u che ufErni
necs~-sirses Of ne. There was M fuel
IN rhe house ana no food. The haaie
N Attorney Az WIS iumci. i,ely
touched aui h. -tnt 0ut AR food ana
fuel. bu, when the former wrrlyqi ihe
poor glrl wua unable to cat. The ni.
tornsy at once concluded thl. the house
WIS n0s Il, place Tor Mics Reeves IN
her prfaile coalition, and thIa Wtrr-
noon h. went ow 20 urranF, for her O..
mDy'al % a place who're ihls child ~
can receive better care and
ut3euton. "
Miss Reeves was dissMarred On the
pets larceny ouTr ami viii doubtless h'
deemed inrocrnt uf tihr two grand lar
erny chlrEra prnnInE lgllna. h-r.