The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-22

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there
| mean when McCune went out and
stcpped there b. Mr.. Law, was that in
front of the door? Yes, in front of the
In front of the door? Yes.
Then they moved little west? Yes;
think so, but lost sight of them for
a Iroment
They started 10 move before you lost
sight OF them? No.
Wen, I understood you to say they
had not? ] turned my back to make
an entry in the book and when turned
around again they were out of sight,
put only just for a moment they re-
appeared at once.
Where did they reappear2 From the
west side
Going which way? Perhaps Mr.. Law
was IN sight all the time; 1 don't rec
ollect that.
WATCHED THEM CROSS STREET.
Go ahead. They crossed the street to
the south.
Well, when they reappeared. in which
direction We're they going? Going across
the street.
Then they had to go east q. little, had
they2 No, they had to go west Iritie.
Wouldn't they have to go east to get
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crossing.
When. they reappeared now, ana you
saw them, We're. they going cast or
were they going north on the sidewalk?
They must have been going east then
That is what 1 am asking? Yes, sir
They were going east then TO get to
the sidewalk Yes, sir
Did you step 10 the door? l did not.
Could you see them? ! could.
How FAR did you notice them? Until
they got across the street.
Until they got across the street? Yes,
sir.
You were on the west side of the
counter, were you2 Yes.
That is, you were behind the west
counter? / was behind the counter,
yes.
The west counter, was it? Yes, sir.
Can you see from your west counter
across the street TO the sidewalk on the
other corner? Yes, sir.
Looked through the windows? Yes,
sir
Did you watch them all the way
across the street? Yes.
Did Mr.. McCune have a cane in his
hand? 1 don't recollect.
Did you see him shake hands with
some one outside there before he start
ed TO cross the street? No, sir.
You did not Was anybody with Mr..
McCune and Mr.. Law when they were
crossing the street? No. sir.
They We're entirely alone, were they?
Yes. sir; entirely alone so far as. l
could see.
And did you see them get clear across
the street, walking along? Yes, sir
On the other sidewalk? Yes, sir.
What did they do there? Nothing;
they just halted and faced each other,
shook hands and separated.
-afsI . haf
shook hands and separated? Yes, sir.
Did you see them shake hands? Yes,
sir
Place yourself now in position where
you would be standing upon the west
there-just right up here, Mr.. Horn.
Well, was standing-there is the Win
dow
Can that north, just as it is. you get
right behind there right there, and
face the corner of the drug store, as
understand you-you saw them go out
a little ways this way? East
4 little west first. you stated2 Yes
that is, when l lost sight of them.
Yes, ami when they reappeared theS
We're going little east on the sidewalk
which led to the south. and across the
street: now. which side was Mr.. Nc
Cune on2 I couldn't tell: ! don't know;
they walked together or rather one was
a little-a trife ahead of the other:
that / couldn't say. but Mr.. Law was
perhaps a trifie ahead Of him.
DIDN'T WALK LIKE SOLDIERS.
But they were near together. i SUD
pose? Yes
They were not walking like disciplin-
ed soldiers. then? No, not keeping
step together.
And do you remember which side Nc
Cune was on? l do not.
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east side? No; 1 don't remember that:
At all events when thay crossed The
street you saw them shake hands, after
they got on To the south sidewalk?
Somewhere near the curb there.
But, how were they standing at the
time they shook hands? It seems 10
me that Mr. Law was east and MI
McCune just about. may he. as though
he had turned to go toward Nam
street.
Then you say Mr. Law was On the
east side and Mr. McCune on the west
side? l think SO.
Like MI Glassman is there? And did
they shake hands in this manner Yes;
/ couldn't see at the distance across tie
street. but just saw them exchange
Now. was that about he position
they were in? l should t'dul. so.
When you saw them shake hands:
When they shook hands.
And you were standing thcTe2 I was
standing inside the window; yes.
Did they appear TO shake hands IL
the ordinary way? Yes. they appear
ed to shake hands in the ordinary way.
Did they stand there a all attes
shaking hands, No; Mr.. McCune went
up street.
Toward Main street, Yes. sir.
And which way did Mr.. Law go? !
don't know; l lost sight Of them;
turned around and left the window.
Did you see Mr.. Law stand there 4
while? l just saw him.
Did you see somebody come Up to AIR.
Law No; i turned right around
And when you saw them shake hands
and AIcCune leave you turned right
around2 Yes.
Now, had you been requested by any
body To watch and ascertain what they
did? No. sir
You knew that Mr.. Law Ha; d mem
Der of the legislature? Yes sir.
You knew that Mr. Mcclure was
senatorial candidate? Yes. sir.
And that you regarded the actions
there as someWhrt peculiar or strange?
Oh. yes; l thought they seemed pecul-
lar.
You did regard them ~ peculiar AMI
strange under the circumstances, al
though you had not been war tsi as to
what was going IL happen l had =
pretty large idea of what was soibS to
happen.
Did you? How did you get that :dea?
Just from the fact that Mr.. Law. being
a legislator. and Alr. McCUne being a
senatorial candidate, l supposed some
thing might happen.
Have you any il-feelins or cnmity
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