Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-16

her daughter "You must tell the sam.
| Sl'Iy 10 every one or IN cut vonr
{ u.Ioai ana mine, too. and then ther-
one" '' 'i9''"u VI
/ This was said In reference 10 Mr..
| Knox being dead She said that ON
one occasion when Mrs. Knox whipped
ne ZEN 'h' had said she must not
make me out liar"
On cross.eNamnation Mr.. Flchnor
asked witness what church she he
/ iohEed lo, and II she knew what the
HHtn commandment was. Counsel for
lhe defense objected and the objection
was sustained.
lou Knew Mrs. Knox had been train
ing this child up 10 tell lle?".
And you were willing to stand hv
and see an Innocent man charged with
a crimp?" '''
Witness grudginglv admitted that
such was the case. She also admitted
th2t she haa said To a Mrs Chandler
thfj she was the best witness Huh
bard had, and that there was s,O0 ar
$500 in II for her She said she had
consulted a palmist, but denied that
SHt nau asked him how much there
was In the Hubbard case for her.
YOU knew that an innocent man was
IN JAN for about two months according
TO your statement now, and yet YOU
never said anything queried the state
prosecutor
Yes sir answered the witness.
why didn't you go to Powers. Straup
* Llpman and tell them?
-, because was sarry for Mrs.
And why did you tell Detective AL
Because he asked me-"
DID not Mrs Knox tell Helen In tho
presence Of Assistant County Att1r-
ney Loofbourow, and DEPUTY Sherlffs
Alrnup and Sleater that she must tell
the truth"
Yes. SIR"
Now Miss Jensen, Is It not a fact
that Mrs. Knox whipped Helen twice
Tor running away from home In the
presence OF Mr. Slater?" asked Mr.
Eiohnor In his most impressive man.
ner
yes sir"
redirect examination witness ad-
mitted that soon after the whipping Of
Helen referred 10 she had begun TO
post her on the evidence she was 10
give.
The defense next called William Cum
dry lie testified with regard 20 tbe
articles on the top ~ the wardrobe. In
Hubbard's room. They looked ductv
and as II they had not been moved rnr
a week. Witness said that looki-r
through the transom he could Gee tho
head and neck OF anyone sitting an
the west side ~ the bed. II any ono
We're either sitting or laylne on the
east side OF the bed they could not We
seen at all. Looking IN the mirror he
could eoe the southwest corner OF the
bed, Witness was not sure ~ the late
nut thought that II was the end u
April or the beginning or May
AZ the conclusion of the Testimony
given by this witness the court took a
recess till 2 o'clock.
The defense MT on the stand fhls af-
ternOon l.. p Kelsey and VI. J. OAieara.
who testified along the same lines as
William Gunder that Il was almost I'M.
possible for any one standing on the
bureau in room 2o3 70 see anything OF
the bed In Hubhard's room on the az
ternon NJ the 2nd OF Bra ~ MAY
Mrs Church was the next witness for
the defense She said that she lived M
le2 west Second South street whore she
conducted a dressmakng establish
ment. s. said that m one occasion
Helen Knox had come 10 her place
when Mrs. Cook was there. She said
that she had asked n that man"
lHhhhari) was lich' or dark large or
small and a number NJ other questions
with reference 20 the acts alleged 10
have taken place IN Hubhari's room.
She also testified that Helen had said
hat Hubbard was the man who had
given hcl a kodak and -.