Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-06

waiter?"
"she sent the notes out and said she
wanted an answer to Miss Neib0urs
note"
Didn't she tell you that she didn't
speak 10 Miss Neibour?"
"She did not"
who suggested the writing OF note
to Miss Nelbour?"
"She was mentioned In the course OF
the conversation, but ! think Miss
Stromberg suggested that the note be
written 10 her. Miss Stromberg wrote
the note and read It to me, | cannot
now remember just what was In the
note"
Wasn't Il a suggestion that she come
over and chaperon you and Miss strom-
berg at dinner2"
Il think something was said about
dinner"
81 believe So"
why did you then let Miss Nell
bour be invited to dinner when you
had already eaten dinner
u cannot say.
You know you had eaten?"
Yes. SIR"
Didn't intend that Miss Neibour
should clean UP the dishes?'
mo"
Nor that she should eat what you
had left?"
No"
"Why was II that when she read
you that note you didn't say. What's
the sense Of this, We have already eaten
dinner?
Il am not certain about H."
What was II Miss Stromberg
wanted 10 see YOU about2"
She didn't say"
did you have any business with
HERO
mo"
You say there was nothing improp-
or between YOU. But you were a mar
ried man. DO you think II was proper
fvi YOU TO be there eating and drink
ing with herr"
u suppose it was"
"You never heard anything from the
note 10 Miss Neibour?'
nNo.Ssr $780, ~
Counting VI the calls TO the room
made by the Waiter DAILY, witness con-
oluded that he was in there 1--WE times.
After the messenger left, Benbrook re-
sumed his conversation with Miss
aAANNFtl- anu AAAhtN A1i TNAli kllHff
until there was a rap at the door. Wit
ness supposed the messenger had re-
turned and opening 1t. found Morris
there. Benbrook did not say anything
TO Morris as the latter come on IN.
II stepped over to my seat, when he
came al me and struck, but | lodged
and he did not hit me. nor did he sue
coed In hitting me at all IN that room.
A.. -. N...H1 e lsfs
after the first blow After the second
blow. witness left the room and was
unable 10 say whether or not Miss
Stromberg said anything 10 him or not.
II went out into the hall way, in
tending 10 go down stairs At the head
Of the stairs. Keene and DAILY came
rushing III"
Witness then detailed his conversa-
ton with Keene exactly as given on his
direct examination.
Didn't YOU intend, when you took
that gun from DAILY" asked Senator
Brown, TO use II on Burton c. Nor
ris2"
II ala not" replied Benbrook II
wasn't thinking OF using II al all"
THE statement Of DAILY that YOU
sent him TO Keene for this gun is false,
IA ~"
1T is"
"And the statement Of Keene that he
and not DAILY brought you the gun is
also false?"
1T is"
did YOU hear Keene talking when
DAILY came np2'
mot until after DAILY had come M.
Keene had said he was going in to see
Morris. end went out towards room 3,
where Morris was I did not see him
60 lrto the room. | heard Keene tell
Morris to stop, and Morris said, I will
20 IN end kiil the c. d. s. Of q b.
This heard after DAILY brought the re-
volyer. and as l opened the door"
"Was there any kew to the door,"
There was not. looked fov H."
Didn't YOU know that the walters
carried the keys TO the doors?"
"No"
Didn't you ask Daily for the key9"
NO"
"You say you was frightened there.
Why. when you had Keene and Daily
there didn't you go out with them?"
Il don't know why ! didn't. was ex-
cited. frightened"
How many times did you open the
door before Morris came in?"
"Throc tines"
II was thinking OF going out"
"Nhv didn't you COZ
II heard these remarks. right close
10 the door Of room 3, and went back"
"The first time you saw Morris, In
looking out, where was he going?"
Towards room 3. with his back TO-
wards me- He was only little way
pest my door. As soon as ] saw him
stepped back IN the room and pushed
the button Morris dd not turn around.
when he went In. why didn't you
slip awav?"
II can't say, wanted to get
waiter there
what did YOU want walter for?"
81 wanted him 20 20 into room No.
2. close the door. bring me my hat and
let me ret out"
"You wasn't waiting for your hatg"
mo, would have been willing 10
have gone out without been willing to
thought I could get out stu, did
throw OF my hat"