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

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their conversation, Mr.. McCune rose
first. rather petulantly and hastily, I
thought; l could see them.
Petulant and hasty? Yes. sir: to show
that he was not in his usual good tenn
per.
Just describe what that petulance
was Well. that is peculiar to him; he
has peculiar way of Struggling him
self: that have noticed, when he is a
little put out.
How did he do that; just describe it?
l cannot describe it.
Shrug his shoulders, did he? Change
his counteDance at all? No; he didn't
change his countenance any. l got
that impression that ne was not alto
gether satisfied or pleased.
How did you get that impression?
From his actions.
Did Mr.. Rich tell you 10 say that?
Mr.. Rich isn't my guardian
You stated to me that because he
told you not to talk TO me. th2t You
concluded not to? Well Mr.. Rich isn't
the onl.- one that told me that.
VINO else told you thar An attorney
told me the same thing
What attorney? Judge ioOfbOurow.
When? Sunday; l believe You saw
him, too. didn't you?
l saw him in the drug store when L
was waiting for you; is ne your actor
ney? Yes, sir.
Had he talked with you before 1
came in there2 No, sir.
Did you ask Mr.. McCule what was
the matter with him? No, sir.
You knew Mr.. Law, did you? Oh,
yes.
Knew that he was a member of the
Legislature? Yes. sir.
What did McCune do when he got
up? He approached the counter and
then I went around the counter, and
he made trifiing purchase and went
or.
What was the purchase he made?
Some medicine.
What was the medicine | think it
was a package of brOmo luinine.
A package of brCmO IuinIne? / think
that was il: it came TO - cents, and
he gave me d dollar bill. ana l changed
il.
ONLY SAW ONE BILL
He had other money in his hand? 1
didn't see any.
Where did he get that from? Got it
Which pocket? 1 didn't watch him
closel-
1t was a dollar bill. greenback, vas
it? Yes. sir.
Was it loose in his pocket. do You
know? l presume so; 1 'iidn'C see, any
other money
Where did he reach-into which
pocket-side pocket for it2. L couldn't
say; ! presume he took it out Of his
vest pocket.
He took it out OF his vest pocket, you
think? Yes, sir.
Did you see him at thai time lock at
any other bills? No. sir; he didn't have
any other that l could see.
Didn't see any other but that? No,
sir.
But you say he did have a 81 bill?
Yes; 1 got il.
You only got a quarter of it? Yes.
SIR.
You got the whole bill Tor giving him
the change back? Yes. sir
What kind of change, denomination?
Fifty-cent piece and twenty-five cent
piece in silver
What did he do with that? He must
have nut it in his pocket.
Vest pocket? l guess so.
How long did this transaction take
at the desk. or counter. rather? only
Only moment? Yes. sir.
What. then, did he do after that? He
walked out and Joined Mr. Law, who
was standing on the front steps-Or the
and they stood there a mo-
ment and / lost sight of them for d
moment after that.
But YOU did see him 20 out and Join
Mr. Law on the sidewalk? Yes ne
was outside waiting for MIN. it seemed
Did he still seem TO be petulant and
out Of humor little2 Yes; l thought
so; he didn't reply to my salutation.
He didn't reply TO your salutation?
No, sir.
That is when he came n there? That
was when he went out.
Did you salute him when ne went
out? Yes. sir.
In what manner? l spoke to him.
What did you say TO him? 1 said it
was a pleasant morning.
What did he say? He didn't say any
thing at all.
Not a word? Not as he went out
NOT ON CORDIAL TERMS.
He didn't shake hands with you be-
fore ne went out. did hes No: wasn't
N cordial terms enough with him for
that.
But at least you said good day or
did you as he turned around
and he didn't return that salutation?
Not at the time, no.
Where was Mr. Law on the sidewalk
when he joined him outside? Just in
front of the door.
Did you go up to Law-walk up to
him? Law was standing
while he was standing there did he
walk I'D to him and stop Yes. they
stopped yes, right in front of the door.
law was standing there you say?
Yes, sir.
Did Mr.. McCune walk up to him and
stop by the side of him? He didn't
walk up to him; he had to so right by
aiIr to get out of the door.
Did he stop when he came to him?
Yes. sir. right in front of the door.
Law didn't call him and say come
here? Not that could hear.
Hut you saw him go UP TO Law and
sop. did you? Yes. sir.
What did they do there at that time?
Nothing that I could see.
Did they appear to be engaged in
No. sir.
Net even talking together? Not that
could see.
How long did they stand there2 Just
or q moment and then l lost sight of
hem as | said before; turned my
Jack to them.
They We're still standing there when