Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-05

He called once with his wife,"
We're you very Intimate Will
Joues7"
u eaiioi with my wife twice At tl-
house ~ three years. once he was f5t
% home and the other tine he was /
thilk. We dined together at the Knuts
ford once"
'Air. Stout testified that you a..
quontiy went TO the lake togeth, q.
What do you say about thntf''
Twice We went with party. moi
huu ut lake several tins ~ Inn.
"Dld you demand Mr. atoutrs n, b.
ignation ~ director of the bankf"
YES, I dld7'
DID NOT CONSULT JONES.
ION the DAY of the shooting ,ou
were logkins for stoutti'
"Did Mr.. orcnshaw go to look f,r
Stout and did ne niing Uaok any nj
FAlr IN regard 20 his wntrcaDout 20
Yes. he sold siouit was at liliin.
hnin."
Cross examined by Mr.. Putnam uit.
ness sad Jones' was aiding him IN mn <
ihs the examination 81 the condl,l an
" the bank. Jones di1 Il bccnupe b
was more familiar with the nffalfr VI
the bank Than any one else"
did you consult with Mr. Jot
about your calling for Sit. s,ouii'r . ..
~ dld not"
"Did b. 81 any tlinc talk TO you aboai
siouus resignationi'
- II not n fact that you have n reoi
deal of feeling against Htouttf"
so. ! have not"
IL II not q fact that YOU have hot
liked Stout Tor Some timeg"
" did not trust HIM"
in Mr. iiaumEnrtens store. IN The
pf5fanUc W Mr naumEnrtcn and ~
uuntef. iid YOU rny that tho nrat tlas
you saw Stout you Knew he was anoli
- ~ o. b. aud a thicff'
80. noihing like that"
Did you ever nfc ians''agc iike
that"
CON auothcr occasion ! may have
said HoinihinR like that"
In the presence ~ ar. Chapman
yes. ! think he was there, aiso
said that he knew little about b.
bank. and that Jones' was tho only man
who was familiar with the business
SO BUSINESS WITH srouTr
when you were here In Decembcf.
did Mr.. chipman think your prcsehcs
WAS injuflug the bankf'
yes told him that my presence
was necessary to prevent the bank clos
sDld you send In q bill Tor 800 Coz
services IN keeping the bank oponf
4 dld not. | sent bill TO the comp.
tr0lief ~ the currency for extra 90
ViCrr. aud left the amount blank. AMI
he sent word TO the bank 20 allow ~
Tor extra services. how much don
know. Mr. chapman objected 10 u. ani
refused 20 pay ". ana | never got ~
Redirect examination. witncna sad
ftoutta Resignation was discussed ~
him with the board of directors la The
pference o. Jones.
ibid you ever have any private bust
ness With StouttT'
9No, nothing but In an official way"
when was u you used the lankuaEe
about Rtouit that counsel referred "a,
and that you said You would not y
lieve him.
al the police station. on the night q
the shooting. had found that he hai
committed forgery. and ! would pot
believe him"
n 4. IaEeiton. assistant pupcrintsh
dent 81 the Murray Hneiter. tertihei
that he raw an old gentleman VIII
long hair and mufiici up about the
neck and chin ~ that witness coud
not rre his features. walking on on
road half mile from the uerinafh
nmcltcr on December last. ~. 81.
of Stout. although witness did rot
know Stout. and had not seen hun
since. ~. HIlt.L
a this juno,urc court adjourned IN
~ this morning. NN
AIR. WILLIAMS TEsrtriEs.
Attorney Farley .. williams was 'ae
nrrt witness called this morning, ~
answer 10 Mr. lirown witness said BE-
was director of the Utah Nhtlolal
bank. Remembered q meeting OF we
board with reference To the fvsiEhAs
tlon 81 Sir. Stout. AH president OF ihe
bank Witness impression was Wv
the matter was discussed outside OF ihe
meeting. II being previously unhsf'
stood that Mr. Stout would tender hls
resignation. Mr. Williams idcntlhgi
two letters read at the meeting, Que
wac addressed 20 him nnd the other %
tho defendant. Jones. They were trum
the comptroller ~ the currency ahkinE
far Mt Stouti's resignation. The ma
fHr ~ Mr.. ftuuttH rcHignation Naa
discussed In an Informal innnher
llnung the directors.
HAD GONE To nuRNiiAM.
I.E. oponshow testified that he was
exchange clerk at the Utah Nntional
bank Had been connected with Nat
Institution ever since u was iitrt o.
INlNlANNs ANN'M fANH FN'hth| "ff -
icndant very Well. On the morning o.
iicccmber 9Th witness was sent ny
Jones "a air. stouttH place. Saw
Conklin, ftnuttH hired man, fanllo
Stout and Charles Stout. witness en-
quircd n Mt Stout waH home ana Nsa
told that he had gone To iiufnham. II
was about goa, a. N. when witnens
reached StOuttH residence. Was stf-
tain II was day Ut shooting. ltcpuH'
cd to defendant what he had b'vn
.uid
rrosa.cxnmlned. wilnras said II Was
Miss Fannie STOUT Who gave him TIE
Information. The others impreftg 4
witness that they, too, Understood Alr'
Stout had gone 10 iiurnham. Wa
certain Aiia- Stout aid not say pee
father had gone into tho county. bot
admit know where.
winch WAY WIND BLEW.
Fred ". Holt Of the United states tls-
nal Office. this city was next called
lie testified that on the 9Th OF d.
1895. betWcen tho hours OF q ami y
o'clock D.. NJ. the wind was hlowins N
Hnuth-enHtcrly direction. the aNrf-
.lINttN 81 the wind Tor that oiy
was sixteen miles an hour. The MS o.
est speed attained by the wind. lnr
twelve hours ending at o'clock. Vac
thiriy-six miles per hour. The tenn O.
aturo on that day was = degrees ao''e
zrru.
l.. n. Bailey testified that he va
ENGAGED IN the manufacture ~ ccm,n t
ln this city, called ne AIR, stout b
plnco on the morning 81 December tih
about between ana aii5 o'clock. slW
the hired uiuu r0utnn Nho inform 0