Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07
GAVE HIM wARSINo.

tuttheI tald. U give you notice that we
are not through with you yet"
why didn't you tell ali or this on
your direct examination yesterday"
~ didn't think OF H."
Have you told all ncwi'
II think go"
'iIow LONG dld the conversation be-
tween you and Stout iaat1''
About half an hour maybe"
And DO you mean 20 say that this
was all that was said between you In
half nm hours Conversation
IAN that I can remember"
what did you infer from his re-
marks. ~ 10 what he was going to dor
y wai,ed % heat, but he ga no, nay.
rolng TO do. but h. didn't"
"Did he say anything to you about
,cg having the big headf''
'Dld he say you were the cause Of his
downfall and that you had succeeded In
establishing youfpcif IN the bankg"
~ don't think he did"
did he say he was going 10 speak 20
the directors about your family HIS
u dom, think he did."
"Dii he rny you were n bastard and
that your father was a drunkardf"
mo sir. COMPATIBILITY no did not nay
any such thing 20 me-"
what part did you take In tho con-
vcrsstionf"
u dlan't take any part"
what werc you doirFs"
- listened most Of the time"
"Anythins further snidf'
Yes. He said I had been acting the
part Of a spy. and told him II was not
true. that 7 had protected him and had
tried 10 prevent the board from taking
proceedings arains, him"
THOUGHT sTouTr WOULD ROAR.
what proecedinrrY"
In relation to his Indebtedness TO the
bank"
tionr"
u eounselied them no, to take pro-
ceedinfr"
"couns.lled who9"
THE bank directors"
You were not ona 81 the directors.
when Mr.. Stout raid he wasn't
through with You. did you understand
that M n threatf'
Not particularly"
what did you think he meantf"
~ thought be was going To make .
roar about rcnirnlnE."
when did Stout rcslgnf'
THE next day
"iiad Stout .xprcrsed his willingness
10 resign prior 20 this conversation
No. b.. he did subsequently,. 10 ! un-
''pid SIR. Stout ever iniure you In
an, way prior to this timer
What efss, did sir. s,out,'s talk
have on your
u thought he was angry with me-"
"Dld II make you feel angryf'
We'll. u didn't please me-"
AIR. Stout had been your friend for
twenty years.
Yes. str"
"Did you warn him Of what was eon-
tempiaied by the boardY"
NO. ! was told not to-"
my Mr.. Wallace, Mr.. Pcyton. Mr..
naumEarten and Mr. Williams.
VIVA, time do you say you rot home
the night % the uhootingi"
"fiHteen or seventeen minutes after
ris."
"IIow do you known
''liy the dining room clock"
You had an appe.ninen, With MI
yes, sir"
At what hourf''
mo. specified hour"
About o'clock"
Was u before ssyenf"
~ don't know"
WAS II after scyenf"
II don't know. I think II was about
seven. Il might have been one or two
minutes before or after"
How did You get TO the bank"
~ crossed tho street diaxonaiiy from
jus, south OF nodbe'a drug store"
g, p' ~a nv T nv. w OF rue
which side Of the East Temple
'. .r a,n YOU s"ms up on
on the tnt' -ld.
where ala you hrrt s'opF
mn NOT MEET y W ppovvs
W. W. "''""'
AT frledman's store"
"SureY"
Yea"
DO you know W. W. Drownf" uIere
young nan stood up Ia the court
room.)
yes, SIR"
Isn't Il q fact that about 1--WE min
utca 10 seven you met Sir. brown cross
inr on Fifth South and East Temple
streets, you going northY"
~ don't recOilect meeting MI.
ilrown that evening. I am certain I ana
not meet him at the place named"
You uay You didn't reach for A run.
when the officers arrested youY''
mo. rir. 1 reached for my pocket"
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