Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03

bullet witness thought had lodged III
tho breast bone near or slightly 10 the
left on medium line.
Under REORGANIZATION Dr. worth
ineton said u fall or blow would have
caused the confusion on tho right side.
sTouTT RECALLED.
Banker Stout was recalled by Mir.
Putnam. and in answer to a question
said he did not See Jones until he was
right In front OF him. About three
feet. he should Judge. from the bill
hoard.
MIR. brown ~ to the substance Of q
conversation had between him aud
J. n. Hedges at the formers residence
last August. Mr.. Stout DID not sug-
geat to Hedges whore he might get
money TO pay the t2.25o note. Did not
say to Hedges. D that Jones' he
lie might have said Jones was doing
him tStoutD dirty work. When he
reached the house after being shot he
entered the north door on porch. Ad-
mitted that he was now under nm IN
dictmcut by the Federal grand Jury.
Did not know who acnt for police sup
posed II was some one In the house.
IBy Sir. Putnam. The front door was
locked and that was the reason he
entered the north door.
KRAuT RECALLED.
Mr.. Brown said he wanted William
Krant recalled. Hahn McDuff sklr-
mlHhed up the witness and hustled him
into court at a 2-t0 gait. kraut took
the stand and the following dialogue
took place between him and SIR brown.
Br1wn--You admitted having had n
conversation With Boman Cannon.
didn't you Mr.. krautg
Witnoss-Yca, sir.
nrown-Dld Sir. Cannon say to YOU"
you ought 90 come mighty near telling
who did the HhootinEf ana did you
say In answer TO this: y could come
near swearing the man was Jones2'
Kraut-No, SIR
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At this juncturc Mr.. Putnam an
nounced that tho prosecution would
rest. Mr. nrown wanted to recall De-
t.ctive sheets, but that officer was not
around. Nir. Brown wanted II under
Stood that the defense desired 60 fur
Their croas-eNamlne MIR. sheets, and II
the prosecution closed at this time II
must be with the understanding that
,he a.,ens. """'" W p'''"es'' =" ''"
Before the prosecution rests. said
Mr.. Brown. insist that u shall pro-
duce Donald 1s0chric. His name u on
the Indictment and he wan examined
before the committing magistrate.
Next 20 Mr.. Stout he IL tho prOsccu.
tlon'a most important witness. He was
the first to apear ON the scene after
the shooting occurred and therefore
ought To know NOR" about the shooting
than any of the other witnesses. We
want him put on the stand for the pur-
pose of croas-examlning him. ON the
point nv 10 whether the prosecution was
compelled TO call the witness much
time was spent In discussion:
Judge NOrrell said he would make the
prosecution produce the witness not
because he thought the defense had
n right 10 demand II ~ the prosecu-
tion, but for the reason that he believed
a question of this kind should be left to
the discretion of the court. Hia honor
did not know what the witness would
testify to but from the fact that he was
first on the scene after the shooting
he should be called 20 the atand. air.
Putnam snid tho reason the prosecu.
ton had not produced him was because
he thought the witness was mistaken
Ia some things he testified Ia In the
lower court. Here court took n rrceSa.
noSn ,o,u,t,, ,,,,rr
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on the reconvcnlng OF co ift this ar
tcrnoon Donald Lochric. a bright look
inr little chap OF thirteen years, was
called 10 the witness atnnI. Witness
stated that shortly after o'clock on
the evening of December glh he was
prvc.sn,ns .ar, on run Seuun stree.
OF the bill board he ho,rl ipnfiied
shot. lie tnrn sew rinn ncqr the
iron rate, about ~ feet east OF the bill
board ntnEgcfinE and hold g his left
side.
The man was Mr. Stout who said.
"oh. my son come here" Witness said
lie replied by saying Sirf' ana MIR.
stout said. NO sir about II. come
here" Then Mr.. itinEwood came along
Mr.. kinswood asked Mr.. Stout " he
was MT ana he replied zee, ttinly l
nm MT, there ne goes through that lot"
Mr. STOUT pointed across the vacant
lot WIN his cane. witness thought.
when witness heard the Ahlt he was
nhout In the middle OF the road. near
thc car track.
Under cfoHA.eNhtninhuon witness said
ne WAS sure Mr STOUT was even with
the lltllc iron gate ny the brick house.
east OF the btu board. He was stag
scring west. When ltingwood appeared
on the scene, Mr.. STOUT had gone aa
Tar west aH the adob" house.
AIR brown then moved Co strike out
the tcstimn ny OF Mrs. Eliza Miller. FOR
the reason that she had only testified
10 having seen man loitcr around
Stouttr place, ana there was nothing
10 show the man was Jones'. The mos
ti0n was Ovefruic1.