Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06
SHEETS ON THE STAND.
Severely Ca,eehlsed by Attorney Brown for
he Defense.
ASKS ABOUT MISSING MAN,
And Want. 60 Know ir the state Has
u Trump Card ZIP Its
sleeve.

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no,.,h,v an. .urvoon /. the trump card
In the gamc-thc man who can explode
or otherwise. tho suicide theory.
That the state has stlii another ace
up Its sleeve" may be surmisci from
the anxiety displayed by ex-senator
Brown regarding n certain mysterious
man ON. oayiord nv name. who. from
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10 the police officers. appears 10 DO
|rome near relative to the man who pre-
..a.d an. banL,r am his why along
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. windy evening. when Mr.. Stout stag
Ecrcd wounded into his own residence.
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NJ inter uhte' matters hhsht "'e"'n'
II decidedly interesting, providing he
4 knows what IL IA rumorcd he does
"A KNOW. ,ha, n. ANY ana heard what
4 ,ranspired on the evening in question
Possibly he may be found. IL he IL
i IL will nurprlu. many peopl. that he
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the case has been adjourned until to-
no,,o,v ,f,.rnoon nj . o'eiook
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LATE LAST ENENiNu.
f. A,,.r IN. startling testimony by
ifhu' Nv y" h"Ni"k 'ee" "'"" '""
ning away. apparently from the scene
4. OF the shooting. Detective Gillespie was
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cnfviuI survey OF the DOOR p.un nue..
ny ilith anu riN'h south anu ..a..
irmpl" anu Fln'o turcNn' ~. hnlu "
. was posHlblo Tot man 10 10 uhtvukh
thT entrance NJ the east emu OF Tue nil-
bonfuh ana come OUT nt INC hpot MhNto
the tiflh claimed thcy saw man run
OUT. TO accomplish thls, Nho man
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ol'icnccr' hv hhu 'nhihlheu tho ssiho
ana Thought that ne discovered oNiuvh-
.oH OF n'mvone hhNlhs Hwnfh'u inc
fences ~ question. lie examined the
renee tho nay hit"F tue hhoounh. ~
IN. VA particular nc hnh observed ioot-
lrihtn anu MARKS mat denoted nolne-
ono hnu scaled the boards IN a hufry'
THE CHIEF NEXT.
chiet Pratt was then called ana the
audience shifted positions ana GRAINED
thsit neckn Ia anticipation OF INTEREST,"
ins testimony. Ito proceeded To relate
tho occasion OF his nrht visit To the
Stout residence on the night OF the
| rhouung. pr. Plnkerton WAS NJ the
ioufe. II asked Stout what was INC
4 trouble. ana requested 10 see tho
wound" said the chief. 1T was a gun
.hoi wound little to the left ana be-
lew the left NIL pie" chief Pratt went
on 10 say that he examined Stoutta
clothes carefully. The overeoat had
ragged ana big hole ON the lott side,
the holes In the rest OF the clothes were
clean cut ana straight In response 10
Iratts question az TO who shot hiin,
Stout said he did not know ana didn't
want to talk. Pratt then told DR., Pin
ksrton he would not leave the house
until he had the facts. Finally after
repeated solicitation ana when Stout
MAS told he might never recover from
the wound. he said \. u. Jones had
done the deed; but he did not want
HIM arrested. sE h. feared u consequent
run on the bank
Pratt said he found three shella In
htoutt'n revolver. two had been dis.
charged. the other was loaded. there
were two chambers OF the gun empty
He called nj JoneH's house at O'clock
but he was told that he would not be-
home before nine. As he approached
the house he noticed woman with her
face closely prcssed ngainrt the glass
OF al upstairs window. As soon as
she saw the chief she hastily pulled