Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-19

asked him what was the matter ana
he said he had killed q man, and that
The officers were after him and wanted
them TO lock him In MS room SO they
couldn't get MN. lie told ms Iather
bow the supposed crime was commit
ted but upon investigation IL was
found that the boy had not Deen III any
trouble at all the next morning, the
witness SAID ne had no recoiiectioh
81 what ne had saiI the nlght oeloIs'
Mrs kaighn told OF seVeral other III
irdents Wnen defendant came iloHie
under the influence OF hquor or uIus
ana acted very strangely lh,asl"ihs
mat the oihcers were aiuer nun Ior
some supposeu oueise' Dut upoii peii,s
o o,,Il 49, 49,, , ,'nooliootton ~ lie no
, "ouu n'hata,'ay Sba teeti6ed In re.
o o,Vr >" NV ,neotirg ~ nov and Mr.
H. fto,',nsa ~. Nv c"ita ~ about tbyee months
, ,iISn -. ~ shooting
- ...'',,. 80 .ho ,,t,
me iurtlet eH" ah ,,,'t ~ o,clon,, and
ne court hen took a recess until that
t'r,e
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
As,o,. ,ho nN-ou,so renort closed ves-
.o.Ja,, oeto.n,nn Iobn NcNanee n ca.
i ,oduSS 80 testiead nat he saw R0v
i Wot,.i,', fS,irLinr, ubisSv ana ahsinthe
on The day of the shooting between ~
ana o'clock in the Black Hills sa-
loon He also testified that he had used
absInthe for two years and described
the WAY n had affected him, When
under the influence of the drug he said
II seemed as II he were I'm trance or
a dream. His brain would be couded
and he would remember some things
that occurred but other things that
transpired perhaps in the same minute
ne would have no recollection of them
whatever.
w uvuson hortoraor % tbo
1,oroaoro soinan on Fost Sorord Sontb
stroat sto,ad tbot No cola nov a drInL
~ wh,slv ana ahsinthc bofwean 70
,,,1 49,, ~ sat5 daCandont on
. CIV aa ' 40 ho had haen drinl,,pg
L., pJ",, ho oo,,,o into he soloor
Wv"
~ a. White' tribune reporter, yes
a inu , nr hn NV astor inv shooting ond
bo tho',aht hn r,as o,,, 90 HE NINA or
,,ndar az ina,onco ~ n drug lie bad
,,onr UaiS,,,n ,",ine hofore ~, be ,ras
q rrnetad 'onoe rnr hoino, dr,,,k ana an.
-. .t,,, o., 80 liz o,t,,,,,
o','u' '".'e io' "'"O"'''e Vp'''"'
MISS Anna Ihomas' tne nurse VINO
attended ar, hayhes curing ms lasl
Illness testlheu az 10 me WOUNDS on
haynes person one Deing the guhsno'
Wourd ana me other CONFUSION on the
le1t arm Wllch looked as II caused by
blte' she said that Col halghh ana
MISS Jennie coates calieu 10 see Mr.
haynes III the evening after the shoot-
ed man tell Col. Kalghn that Roy was
crazy Mheii ne snVt' Sile Jaw ia! nes
.', MISS ~ Noales manu- anu i,oiu i. lol
W VI u'lee ill.utes, nile le1nIne NJ
mn u heII ",id' Nv "as say ins, VIZ
t'ess saw ne ups iiioN llie, put III" mol
iIeaI Nnat lie was Sa'ihs " h'ss
Oqatesi w. ,e.,
FRANK aouhg, colhpsnloh ol ueleuu-
uhN test'iicu tna' .ne puy MaS an III,
nS'eIale VlsalS',e s"lThIr anu user Vi
WHISKY a'cono' anu "ps''''ne'
A. - Martin, principal OF the Grant
school, testified that the boy attended
his school several years ago and his
mind was affected so much by cigarette
smoking that he was SLOW In his stud
les.
Mrs. Anna Wilson and Mrs. Dick
Lambert, at whose house defendant had
boarded on different occasions prior 70
the tragedy, testified as 10 his constant
use OF cigarettes and liquor, The latter
stated that she had seen him bordering
on insanity number of times.
After the examination of these two
witnesses court adjourned until 10 o.
clock this morning.
rurc ,r,rrpNoor
The further examination OF Mrs.
Kaighn at the opening Of the session
this afternoon was continued until af-
ter DR.. G.. w. Shores was examined
DIR. Shores testified that he had
known defendant for several years. his
brother, Ned Kaighn. having worked in
the doctors office for several years and
defendant would come up there to see
MIN lie SAID the boy changed consid-
efapiy IN me last year and he had seen
MN number OF times when he ap-
pearer TO De dlsslpated. Several times
Nllntss salu Roy came 10 ms once ana
would steep on ms drunk. In the last
year ne sald ms manner changed from
'hat OF klhd ana obllsihg disposition
% GUINNESS ana rudeness. There was
no cross examination OF the witness.
Mrs' halghn was then recalled to
me stand ana testl1ed as TO Mr.
haynes visits to their nome where he
was Always treated m a pleasant man
ger py Roy. she SAID that her sister
lau Deen ACQUAINTED with Mr.. Haynes
ioout one ana mar years prior TO his
ieath' ana that they had been Keeping
company together Tor a year lie
NOuih come TO the house witness said,
learly every evening While In the city,
ind elthef spend the evening or take
MISS coates TO some place OF amuse.
nent' ne always brought her some
ute present When he called. They
'orresponded WIN each other while he
Mas OUT oil the city She said the rel
au0ns between Roy and Mr.. Haynes
we're always friendly.