The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-18

r---ra WAS mLfl ana suppl csSr4
..--s-f7r among many persons at the
.--1 of Mills yesterday. 1t is feared
..-- the awful strain to which Mrs.
-,I.rrarav. VINO has with deep in
.--s.fv watched every movement and
,-.,rs5 ro every word of this case,
--.r her nerves have been wrought
~, ro the breaking point, viii impel
ar 10 some wild OuJburst.
All during yesterday afternoon one
s.---v sheriff and sometimes two sat
5iri her iu the court room, ready TO
her should she break forth. Cap
~ Mills. the defendant in the case,
-ss moved some distance from her,
t.1lze his attorneys feared that ne
--er be hs object Of an attack.
Tf-=a urac8uui0naTy measures are
A.. ta the most unusual actions of
Ms gNe.veuey during the noon re-
--ss Yesterday. she learned that Mrs.
rr. vas ia the city and county build
f-r Yesterday morning ready TO be
lrsT as witness if needeU-Judge
p.-a-s had said 50 during the trial.
r-erratei by a desire to see Mrs
ms ra talk tn hes or for some other
r-rD1sa. Mrs. O'Melveney followed her
m blocks Airs. Mills father, mr..
Erf and her brother had taken her
f-ar Che sherih's office by the back
entrance. and going around by the
rr-h entrance walked rapidly down
Fwth south street, TO avoid people
an -he more crowded streets. They
moved very fast and supposed that
bsv had escaped the newspaper men
and others who might know the woman
rs
0NelVeney was watching and she fol-
lowed the trio down Fourth south
She vas apparently trying to catch up
b. So rapidly did they walk that she
made slow progress.
she had not gone far before the ia
thar and his a0n and daughter noticed
that she was trying to reach them. and
t1-y hurried on faster. They turned
u7 Main street, hoping that she would
n- follow, but on She came Mrs Mills
W1s frightened. She feared another
tragedy. She was convinced that Mrs.
0Ne.veuey was seeking her. The two
men also became uneasy and in order
% Dr. prepared for any emergency, Mr.. I
H5pf The father, dropped behind He +
then followed Mrs. O'Melveney, watch /
1g her closely.
Trouble Was Feared.
An attorney who knew the parties by
sight ana who was going home 10 lunch /
vas struck by the peculiar appearance
Of these people. Mrs. O'Nelvenpv had
Der eyes fastened on Ars. Mills i'm a 2
most curious manner said he. ct
feared trouble The brother and sis
Ter turned down Third South street
and Mrs. O'Melveray followed them.
hey turned up West Temple and stU
She came close behind
By this time Mrs. Mills was thor
ols1y scared She felt that she was
ID immediate uanser of her ife and
Vas anXl0uSiy looking for a place iu
El.n She might hide As they an
l-oathed the Eagle block, where judge
towers has HIS offices. they determined /
u go up there which they did. When /.
'-'a Alls was safely inside she was
. as pale as death. Judge Powers. com
-- ID few moments later from Sec
on. >'l.l street. saw Mrs O'MeIvanev
Waking back and Forth i'm front of the
-aA.e l1 The buildiuE and anxi0usIv
--- up aJ the windows of hfs Of
81. S-e spent i've or ten minutes u
Us anu ,1en went TO the Kenyon
q. I'VE 45F return to the court room for
-5 AFTERNOON session she was. as has
.7s- sad. Very closely watched CaD
~. 'l.-- Was moved away from the
s.-..l he had occupied near her DIM
' ,- several days i'm court. He was
F. paced r1at Rev. Jacob Mills bfs
u5n. ' CHS were between
M -.y Sler.G Peery sat inst behind
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