Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25
DR.. SNOWDEN
IN COURT TODAY.
Some Rather Singular Develop
ments In the Rlchaeld Case,
"sELEAPPONTED"LAwYE
" woman In the Case - Declares size
Never Employed ttlm aud weeps
Biticriy -rcsiimony OF Witnesses.

The preliminary hearing Of DR.
snoNdon u Richnold. charged with
adultery. was commenced before Jus
ticc Krocgcr mis- morning
Judging from tho tendency OF the ov'-
donoo this morning tho case promised
10 develop some rather sonaation-
o. features before ita conclusion. The
defendant was represented by judge
Potter. 81. L. brown and Attorney So
j.. Lcssouger Of ogden. Assistant
County Attorney ountor appeared for
the State.
The nrat witness called was Miaa
odnoy Keller, with whom d iH ALLEGED
Dr. Rnowdon committed the crime. The
younR woman was greatly aHitatgd and
her testimony was broken re frequent
Intervals hy har violent Hnbhing. iiafi-
ly had Mr.. duntsr begun hla oNnmlna-
ton 81 the witness when v. D.. llnpp N
Hichnold. jumped oxcitodiy 90 hlH feet
ana ohiectod 90 the Firi toHtifyinF. In
slsiing that be- wna hor attorney
Attorney Gunicr replied that Il was
perfectly competent Tor tho witness 10
testify Hot words followed and blows
would have been struck had mol, sheriff
Howclis pulled Mr.. Guntcr away from
Ilapp.
IL this man your attorney" asked
Mt ountor. directing the question. 20
Miss Keller
NO" was the promp, and emphatic
answer
~Dld you ever employ him to defend
you In this oaso3"
"No slr did no, employ him"
The court instructed itnpp 10 remain
client. az u was evident that ho had
tried to force himself into the oasa.
Miss Keller proceeded 10 testify and
stated that she had come 10 Salt Lake
at the lnstlgation u Dr. snowdcn Tor
the purpose of undergoing an operation.
She first took n ROOM with u Mr. Law
renee IN the Constitution building.
THE MOTHER TEsriFfEs
The noxt witness was the Firia
mother. Mrs. Eliza Keller who tcauned
that har daughter told her that Df.
snowden was responsible for her con-
dltion.
teuRer JAILED 90 chnnge the evidence.
WHAT MRS. CODY KNEW
The next witness was Mrs. Cody OF
this city, who stated that some time
during the latter part OF September or
nrst Of october she, IN company with
Mrs. Lawrence visited room 20 in the
AndElcy block ana found Miss Keller III
the room In bed.
when Mrs. Lawrence knoCkedf'
a man. who was introduced 90 mo
a. DR.. Snnwdcn."
Wltnera stated that when ahe saw the
situation she Immediately left the place.
Mr.. icrsenger-Whcn you entered tho
room did-pr. anOwdcn appear excited %
ual."
"Hsd you over mot him bcforer
Then why dil you cay he looked
Inior than uHuni9"
We'll he looked pnlcr than ho docs
at tho present time"
'why ala YOU 40 to the room with
u have known Miss Keller Tor a long
time Mrs Lawrence took me there in
order 10 prove 90 the tho relationship OF
Miss Keller and the doCtor"
SHERIFF. cooSs's STORY
shrin Coona was then called ana was
asked by Mr. Guntcr " be- knew The
defendant. Witness had known him for
three or four years
DO you know him to be "a married
mani"
Counsel Tor defense objected 90 this
Question and objection was oyorrulcd
but the court said ho would listen "a
nfgumonta on the question later on
An adjournment wuH then taken until +.
o'clock this afternoon
TINS AFTERNOONS PROCEED
INus'
A. "a. ,,,,t,,,a,,. ~ th,. b,,rtps
M W. Son1nI A,,eTpcy unn,sr g' prg.
~, ,.,. ,,.i,','' M ,be ,,,,.,n III
W. n nsa niehW.iI VIM INV
over n r".ldins IN gnU i,ako at pros.
an Nvt,n,ss teatihed tbat IN. ,,aa nc.
onstnt,d Vim the Isfenjnnt AND
$500 for rim al Itiehnsid.
s'yVhefs ala vou renid, when An Rich,
o.idg1
III lived M DR. gnowdon's house and
VEN Va NJ snowd"n a married mangr
"Iio III"
uiT,s a., any ,hiidrgnqH
Eyes, one
'Have you heard that child address
the defendant ~ father and Alrf. SNOW,
den al mother3"
II have heard the child call them pap.
and mamma"
Auorney L i,. then took the VIII
'aITnxa WON saeu either tho doetnr ul