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

ute you came. How long a time die
you and Pratt spend in Senator Can.
mons office? About an hour, l guess.
In he's evening or afternoon2 In tbs
afternoon.
Before you had supper? Yes. sir.
After you had supper did you go VI
again to Senator Cannon's Officer Yes
sir. I believe l did.
Then you We're not walking around
all day long; you were sitting dowr
part of the time in Senator Cannon's
office? Walking around the room part
of the time.
Walking around the room-is that it
Yes, sir.
Did you go to any room at Senate
Cannon's? Went upstairs to the fourth
floor.
Whose room was it? Belongs to the
Knutsford hotel.
Who invited you up to this room that
belongs 10 the Knutsford hotel: l
don't know his name
What did he ask you up there for?
To see Mr.. Evans.
To see Evans on Saturday? Yes, sir.
Did you see Evans on Saturday in this
matter? 1. saw him Saturday night.
Who else was up there. Anybody else?
An attorney of some kind.
WITNESS JOKE ON EVANS.
Some kin of an attorney? Wasn't
Evans there? a was there; yes. sir.
Well, you say there was an attorney
there. Don't you know his name? No,
I don't know his name.
What kind of a looking man? 1 dom
see him here.
What kind of a looking man was he?
A kind of a slim man.
Did he examine you? No, sir.
Where did you sleep that night? AT
the Knutsford.
At the Knutsford! Yes. sir.
What time did you go TO bed? L
don't know.
What time did you get to bed? Three
or 1 o'clock.
Went to bed at the Knutsford; didn't
you say a while ago you went home? 1
why didn't you stay there? Because
l came back.
Why? Pratt thought it wise tina 1
come back to h Knutsford.
Who furnished you the room? Mr..
Pratt.
Occupied it ever since? No, sir.
Where did you sleep last night? At
Mr.. pratts.
Did you sleep at the Uintah hotel? 1
said - Pratt's.
I asked you if you did not sleep at
the Uintah hotel last night? No, sir;
at 2ratt's.
Didn't you go to the Uinrah hotel?
No. sir.
What time did you go to Mr.. Pratt's?
About II O'Clock.
What Pratt's did you go to? o. P.
Pratt.
Where does he live? Up by Center
street: 7 don't know exactly.
Were you at O. P. Pratt's night be-
fore last? Yes. sir.
PRATT HAD HIM CoRRALLED.
At the Knutsford Saturday night:
where were you Sunday night? o. p.
Monday night at O.. P. Pratt's? Yes,
sir.
HAS o. p. Pratt been around with
you e"e- since? Yes. sir.
Have you been afraid of your life?
No, sir: not very bad
Why did you keep o.. p. Pratt around
with you? l keeo him
Why is it. then? l hin it was a
suggestion of Chief Pratt's.
You say you were not afraid of being
hurt? No. sir.
Afraid anybody would speak to you?
l suDDos they were; l was not.
Had anybody tried to talk to you?
Yes: several.
Who? l don't know their names. +,
Have any objection to talking to
anybody? No.
Did they have any objection to your
talking? Thought it would not be wise.
So they had o.. r. Pratt around with
you? Yes. sir.
Last night, you and o. P. Pratt went
up to Commercial street, didn't you?
No. sir.
Didn't you go 70 a place kept by a
lady named Lille Evans last night2
Well. hardly; no, sir.
Didn't you, so as to keep you from
TO anybody? No, sir.
Where did you go? TO the theatre.
What theatre? alt Lake theatre.
What was going on at the Salt Lake
The play was called-I can't
pronounce the name.
You Went and saw the Theatre. Did
you stay there until the curtain went
Down? Yes, sir.
Go out between the acts? No. sir.
After that. where did yoI go: 70
Directly? Almost directly.
Almost directly? Went around the
block.
Then went home? Just to AXE a
moke.
Didn't take anything else? No, sir; (
lot last night.
Not last night; haven't drunk a drop
since? Yes.
Who furnished it to you? Pratt.
Who furnished you with the theatre
icket? Pratt.
You have beer boarding at the
&nutsford? No, sir.
LEFT THE KNUTSFORD.
Haven't boarded at the Knutsford
my more? No, sir.
Pratt's been keeping you ever since?
20. sir. ,
Do you need any guardianship a
nan to walk around with you? (No
-nswer.)
Mr.. Fryer. did you see anything to
mount to anything hat morning? !
did you see Mr.. McCune bride Mr..
I simply saw them shaking
ands.
That is ell? Yes. sir. ,
Did you see McCune shake hands
Nth anybody else? Yes, sir. ,
Where? Right on the corner, at the :
Vasatch drug store.
What kind of a looking fellow was I
/ couldn't tell: didn't notice him. :
Which hand did he shake with? This {
and, l think: the right. /
What did ne do with his cane? L
noticed any cane.
Which hand did he shake with when
e shook hands with Law? The right I
and. g
Same way? Yes, sir.
First with this man and then with q
ir. Law? Yes. sir; that's what I saw.
You say. as | understand. Mr.. Me-
une and Law were going south? Yes,
ir.
And when they got to the corner,
If. McCune turned west? Yes. sir. J
stopped and shook HANDS? When r
e shook hands his back was toward e
GU? Yes, sir.
They went south? Yes, sir; he was t
lrncd southeast This baiDr tho ,