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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-20
AAsRssMrNr NOTICE

THE BLACkFOOT STOCK COMPANY.
that az meeting q the directors. held on
tue Eleventh day Of october A. ID. 1900 an
assessment OF ten dollar per share Was
levied ON the capital stock u the corpora
uon payap,e on 0r before the 18th day OF
ttty ana Treasurer OF said corporation. AZ
MS ONCE in The state Bank of Utah. SAD
Lake CITY, Utah Any stock upnn which mis-
assessment may remain unpaid on the i5th
IVY o' Ne,emDeT' A. y. 100 viii be della
ZION ana unless payment is made before
WIZ De SOFA on Tuesday, the ith day OF De.
cemoer. a. u. 100. NJ the hour q f5 o'closk
holn ht my s4id Office, % pay the dellnqnept
assessment, together With the cost of "a ve-,
Using and expense OF sale
on HEBEk NJ. WELLS, secretary.
once the state Bank OF UtGh. salt lao
City, Utah A@NO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-20


NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
Samuel Wolfe deceased. Creditors VIII pre-
sent claims with vouchers tu tn undersign.
ed az 30s I,mpoton Bldg on or before the
first dag % tie bruaty A. ID. ~ J.
ELIZABETH MOBILE.
ADMINISTRATORS Of the estate Of samuel Wolfe
Deceased
Date Of 6rst publication. Sept o. A. D. 1900.
forgsuon, Cannon Tanner. Attorneys
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE or
Charles 6ustayCol. deceased Creditors
VIII present claim, with vouchers 10 the On.
dorsig ned at the ohce Of Young & Movie. at
tOrneyA over De efet National tank. salt
Lake city, Utah. oh or before the 25th day OF
February, A. %. 1901.
LAWRENA GUSTAVEsON.
Administrators o. the Estat5 OF Charles
GustayesOn. deceased.
Date OF first publication. october Goth. AID.
1900.
Young & Moyle. Attorneys
NOTICE TO CREDITORs. ESTATE On
John T. Park deceased. Creditors will d e
sent clums with vouchers 10 the underslgptd
~ 500 10 Mccormick Block. salt Lake CIty
ltah, on OF te'ors the end day fAugust. a,
y. 1901. AMUEL N.stEuAkT
Executor OF the last Win and testament Of
John r. Park deceased.
barnard y. etewart Attorney.
Date 81 hrst pu Bile alton. october % AID.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-20
WEDDING NOTES.

Levi Snow and his newly welded wife,
OF Montpelier. Idaho. are visiting IN
ogden with relatives and friends on
their return trip from Salt Lake, where
they we're married last Wednesday.
A marriage license was granted to-
day 10 Herbert V, Calkins. y, Of Den
yer. Colorado, and Miss Flora NJ. Good
sell. a OF salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-20
COURT CASES.

Yesterday the police were notified by
7. c. Brantley that his syracuse bi-
cycle had been stolen, later IN the day IL
was found about a block away terri,
biz demolished, lie offers reward
Of SO for the conviction Of the person
who took the wheel There has been
considerable vandalism going on around
town OF late and II the guilty parties
are apprehended they will be severely
rrn.aalIaN
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02
THE ADAMS lnaGEDY.

We have reached the point where you
m xei the meli o. 2. Eighty-s X,h
street" said Mr. weeks DO you knoH
whether Mrs Adams bad her 5r,akf1s'
that morning
I do NOT
v lios soon after you took the swal.
low we're you made sick. \ Not rig1.
away My nrg impulse was 10 help
Mrs Adams from ,lr floor.
O. bid you yoni,' \ told Capt. NJ 20
Clusky So.
u Did you yomi wien picking o.
Mrs. Adams 4 cannot remembtr \
man can't recall everything under slga
clr,umstAr 'ss
Now. Will you tell M whether you
,omlicd At sllr' thlndcrcl SIR Week.
u wont undertake 10 say. fcphel
Cornish. ~ l. mp,,sIhlt 90 say. s
man can't reinenHc everything under
slch circumstances
Don't you rem -mhcT Dr. Htchcock
laying that Mr.. Adams hal been poi
s0n.d and II you ntd any enemies HE
was golden opportunity 90 set even
With them" asked Mr. Week.. raising
HE voice,
II don't remember any such ihirg
replied cornish firmly
u what .li YOU have 10 eat and lriHk
In the nat tina; morning- \. NJ, thlng.
q How many drinks Of vhissey A.
None. bel eve.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02
he BURIED THE WOMAN.

q. Did you try to md her husband
A. Yes. With her brother l helped hire a
dciectly. to md Inn ana when she died
I bought a lot ard sas TIA; she vas
properly buried
Is Weeks put question after question
10 Cornish regarding his relations With
the wife who divorced him In iSf m
chicago the witness was decidedly ner.
vous. ~. placcl his LETT hand on DIS
nose. on h.s chin. on Ms mouth. " "
relations with MIR Small were
gone into.
He Knew that W ks had investigate d
his career In Cnicago and his nervous
ne-, gave place 10 aggrcssiyenesr lie
inclined his bady forward and giar
At his quost.onsr.
To nearly q, ~ query he had m.
han an A. yer "a mske-he had u.
accusation OBJ Week. 90 utter or some
ief.nse Of his pas. actions which Dol.
wished to make clear
lie vas angry bar he was clear
headed. ana weeks did little 10 hl-.
him
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02

He testified that at hrst he believed
Felix J. Gallagher was the author Of
the narpster letter.
After 0sying Cornish relep;lessly
for over two hours Mr.. Weeks com
pleted his eross-examination and the
witness wa, allowed 20 step down. q
Harry a. kiEs. the man to whom
Cornish showed the address ON the
. bison package at the Knickerbocker
Athletic Club on Dec. ~. 1895. took
Cornish's place In the witness chair.
After several unimportant wit.
nesses had corroborated Cornish's
testimony az to the reception o. the
poison package at the club Felix J.
Gallagher was called 10 the stand.
Gallagher testified that there was
ao love between Molineux and Cor.
nIsh and that Molineux and Harpster
were at swords points.
1t is said that the mysterious con.
tents Of the stolen Adams letters
may prove a trump card for the de-
tense. and Assistant District. Atior-
ney Osborne 10 worried. The Court
has ordered that no one lie allowed
TO read the letters for the present
DIR. Weston. Coroners physician.
vino performed the autopsy on Mrs
Adams. swose that she died OF pol
s0a-hydrocyanic poisoning.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02
MRS. ADAMS's HEADACHES.

q DO you know whether Mrs Adams
vas subject 10 headaches A. knew
he had them.
y DID you ever get medicine for hs'
leadaches7 A. | don't remember.
=. Do you Know what medicin. she
"'s accustomed 10 taking 4. No. sir
. AMI when ~ you set home from
ne clI0 that might? 4. About ii.p.
y Aud was am one ther. then 4.
so. sir.
q Dii you see Ilovey tina, night A.
No. sit.
.. What meals did you take q. your
lrs A. Breakfast.
q And how much aid you pay A.
Forty dollar, per month.
q. How much did you pay AZ Browns
\. six dollars for my room and 2 cents
%. breakfast,
y. Before you went out to board. had
y,u lived at the club ~ Yes.
" And lid you or the oficers Of the
ciub suggest you 20 TO live elsewhere
\. Mutual agreement. ! va, tired ~
being ~ the club day and night
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02
CORNISH ON THE RACK.

Weeks arose and with both hands of
the table. leaned forward IS he put hi!
questions
Osborne appeared Indifferent.
Cornish started % answer gu.s'lHi
D. Mr Weeks when the Recorder Gale
Capt Mclaughlin 10 him and prdrr,,
hat the doors be locked. An those pet
sons WAC wish TO go out mus. go ou
now said the Recorder The cbur
gl.l not be- disturbed by persons comm.
IN a-d out Then Mr. Weeks besa
again.
.. were you ~ the club on the MS h.
of tine E'a7 4. Yes.
q Whea 80 you leave7 A. A. 20
O'Clock must have gone earlier thar
thought.
q Wh' suggested 90 you that you hat
gone home later Than you fa!d7 \
Hirry A. King
. who mixed the bfono seltEer YOU
took 81 the occasion you have men.
;i1rod' 4 I "a
. who was present. a. only the boy
ihsi hrough, q.
-. Where vas that \. A. the club.
- Dii YOU real he insiructlons' \
Yes
q who suggested IL a The bar
tender
. How many years have You been
engaged y trslsing sihleies' \ MaHy
year,.
@ Md you never recommended bromo
ecliEr-s n NJ. s.r.
q But you remembered what Il tsai
IKE when you gave tn. drink TO Mr..
Adaf9s. \ Yes
" And 900 tasted lac sta then Aad
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02
C0RNIsH'S SALARY.

u How much did YOU get a, the club
ihen7 < rEo thousand dollars and In.
..dsntil eXp,nso.
a. How much erpsnses7 A. use my
"wn judgment a. Ia that.
- And d.d you have 10 pay for your
ncaif when l!ying al the club A Yes
a How much DO you get now \.
E.shieen hundred dollars.
q And get many meals at the club.
now A. Yes
y Pay for Fem 4. pay for my
iunch on. an given my dinner.
v Wa did You set a room IN we-,
l. ghty.f1urth street ~hen your club wa
In For;y-dna streei- 4. No especial
reason
q. Who Ct you the room th.re' A
/ asked Mrs Rogcts To
q You know AZ tia, tine they we're
living q, - IVES, Eashiy-fSurth street.
A. Yes.
Y You called on them there \. Yes
Y. ~ that time al NJ. MeIniS:s
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02

know Mrs Rogers, 4. ! don't know.
q Did Mrs Rogers have a separation
from her husband at that iime7 4. !
DO no, xnow that much about Mrs.
Rogers Affairs.
Y. How many times did you call on
ne Rogerses' A. don't know how
many times.
Y. bid you ever NEE, Mr. Rogers
there' A. No.
y. DID you see him since the Fall OF
F, 81 A. Yes. I Asw nm act week.
=. Have you seen Mrs Rogers re-
Gently 4. Yes. saw her In Hart
ford. last week
Y. How often do you get 10 Hartford
A. ! go ther. every week may sid
tina, the reason 90 there 10 that my
mother 10 very sick.
Y Where we're you born' 4. In
Hartford.
2. And you began business life there
A. Yes
v And from there whef, dli YOU GO
4. Pi,tsburs In iS1
v When were you married. A. n
Hartford. ikss.
Mr.. Weckss probe was going deep into
Cornish's private life. but the athletic in
structDr maintained his poise. Tn. only
snow 81 feeling tina: was evident a,
lines was a hard flash OF the eye II.
made his denials win a snap Of the Jaw
and at times bit on his words as though
ne were angry with them.
Mr.. Weeks took him oEef his lie
In Chicago. where he brought up a
woman other than Mrs. Rogers
v when did you 60 10 chlcago. a
In iss1
Y. I'D your sife so there sith you
\ No.
y. Hut she was there when you left
Chicago A. Yes. air
v DID you live with her ,heie' \
Yes
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02
Q. You ate m apple' 4. Yes: pass q

Q. You ate an applet \. Yes: past q
one.
=. Whore dii you use the teicphonoe
A. At tie IHdertaker's.
. u in't you say there was trouble
At the nlt2 4. No. merely said I vas
coming down to see Mr.. Mcintyre right
away
Q Then you went where' A.. Back -
the house.
y How lons did you stay! A. ON
hall an 'Our
. Have any inclination to vomit thsaf
a None.
@ Then where ala you go? 4. TO 80
Elghty-frst street station.
.. stop on the way down: a. Absut
1se times
.. When you left the train going diva
iowr. dii YOU go down to the street eaGo
tim, \. 30
q Y1l went nrst to the Dis;rict. Attee.
ney's oficc7 A. Ycs
Q. What time i! you reach 'heref 4
Between ! and 10
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02
SAW Mr.. MTN1YRe.

q You saw NJ Mcintyre and hal .
long ,alk with him A. ! don't knso
ihni % Wis very long.
. pa you hot snow him q list g
names ~ persons you thought might
hlyc.:eut the package? A. No.
q You remember Mr.. Mcintyre tcllin0
YOU that he received word from the Coss
bner t1ft It was q suicide' A. I caa't
remember what said to Mr.. McInsyro
that day.
. 10 YOU remember saying IL was ~
sucide' 4. 40 81
q stl;e whether any other pesssaD
We. rertinaed besides Mrs. Adams. Mn.
Bog,r- and Mrs. Hovey A. don't ~
member.
q During the time you were q ~.
M,Ir',rc's ofllce you had no retchinOS
: No
. You say that you were In no coadS.
ton then % return any men,al impreU.
sion7 4 Yes
.. Warre "a YOU go lhsn' A. 70 ~.
Y1-am- Office n Cln street.
Q WHAT Is his busincss7 A. He b .
ler's ~ the United states LeaeAsP
Company
= wh- SM sou ak ABA, 4. WIZ
bad occurred ar the house.
Q nll you have a rc,chine Ia NJ
Yocums Office; \. don't remembeg. n
Q. How loHg were you In Yoes0'0
Office \ ion't know.
Q where dId you so then: L. 10 ~
cousins
. pli Yocum go gu; with yoUS -
yes: We went ou; and got . drink.
what 5ld you drink" asks1 ~
Weeks was II bromo-seltssrT
Il guess not said Cornish. s00ne
When weeks switched from the ~ y
questioning md inquired as 10 wha1 -
in after the desth Of MA 49,
lr7tins frequently from the u1ssoD III
De Cornnsr's inquest the vhloa -
ieuN regarded Coz nish inssoeD.
Hls gaze never wandered - -
tant- HIS hasds ssss sloOeo :
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02
Harry Cornish, While on
the Witness Stand,
Was Practically Ac.
cused Of the Crime by
rl0lineux's Counsel,
Weeks.
The Witness Private
Life Was aid Bare and
q New Woman, Now
Dead and Who Had
Two Names, Was
Brought In the Case.

Mr.. Weeks, counsel for Molineus,
indirectly accused Harry Cornish Of
the poisoning Of Mrs Adams to-day.
Mr.. Osborne jumped up quickly and
said be was glad he had learned upon
whcm Mr.. Weeks expected to AZ the
crime.
Cornish was subjected to q very
evere ordeal while testifying. His
private life was revealed. and Incl
dentally . new woman was brought
into the case. She 10 Mrs. Small"
or Mrs. Morrison" Of Chicago. a
close friend OF Cornish's. Cornish
testified concerning the divorce oh
tained by his wife. and swore that h
was never known % M. Small"
NE Aisd and Cornish pad the ~.
nseA sxDsasA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02
CORNISH'S SEVERE ORDEAL
Ills Private Lie lad 3are and u
New Woman introduced In the
Sasr-shr T. Dead.

The eighth week ~ the trial 81
Roland MollacuS. charged With the
rnur Ter Of Mrs Katherine J ADAMS on
Dec. y. Isss. opened this morning. Sow
cral women were IN court, - usual.
That harlow = Weeks. 'cading coun-
sci for the defense. has some sort ~
surprise In store for the prosecution.
every one believes.
Ever since the letters stolen from
John ID Adams were introduced BY Mr.
Weeks ana marked tor Identification.
Al, De.art. ~ iF,u pf.aav
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02

@ Did you know she had another
name. A. Yes
.. What? \. You ought to know. you
sent detective there 10 flnd out.
Q.was her other name Fitzgerald ?
A. No.
Y. What was IT. 4. Patterson.
Y. Weren't YOU known as Mr Small
when she went to the hospital? \. No,
sir.
Q. Didn't you ever meet her husband
A. No. sir.
Y. Nor her chlld7 4. ~. sir.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02
NEW WOMAN IN THE CASE.

Y When d.d your wife Ee, a divor,
from you 4 In is,-.
o Dii you eyer know Mrs. srallT A.
Yes. she died IN lsa
Were you ever kaosn rs Mf. g:nallT
ssked Mr. Weeks rr,veiy
Il never va. - 9,ni's sharply.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02

r7onounced II al! right 4. didn't
hotce anything peculiar about Il
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-02

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