Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21

~" provn was taken up IN Judge
p ar, coprt for preliminary hearing
''' ', : beginning ats o'clock the
s.,. known as the Dooly block
T., VA, dismissed by Judge DIEM on
4 a'on Of the prosecuting attorney
natter on hearing this morning Is
,.rad % as the Central block case
i ~. lime alleged in the complaint
IN. commission Of the crime is Feb
%. Tbe evidence for both the state
= 1s,ense was all in at 1880 and the
/ 'a,mso,s wlll be heard this afternoon
/. LEANING at 9 o'clock. Judge DIEM
I,',,a ,bat Il counsel desired to argue
Il. matter this morning he would unit
.hsr, IA seven and a half minutes eaeh'
4 Y, ~ mis Arrangement did not suit Any
~ Ting and he so stated. The case
Z - hen continued until this afternoon
4 'nrw Alty. Wesleryelt thinks he has
4 sS@ q strong case against the former
s ,s,or but counsel for defense ex-
{,ss,sa their opinion that the FIRST case,
&Neh vas taken under Amusement by
55es plehl until Tuesday morning, IL
stronger Of the two.
fTbg mornings proceedings were
4 ',ksa By the unusual quietness which
{rsraled In the giide1 palace of justice,
IN there was practically no bitterness
IN strife between counsel. Judge
Mn had no occasion TO call any OF the
k,toraeys down there was no row be-
k,en counsel and witnesses and the
ssr,l crowd Of oilers which made up
Il pscators. behaved very well. Mrs,
Mann occupied her usual place near
il county attorney and neither looked
4 me right nor the left The ex-sena-
IN was unusually quiet He appeared
A "a and nervous and walked about the
NM, room considerably but he did not
I'm his hair grit his teeth very much,
kaye his hands, groWl, sneer or ridicule
a he did not chew a toothplck. only
ca,lonally did he make suggestions to
1 ! counsel, and then they were brief
HOSPITAL PATIENTS TESTIMONY,
&The most important feature TO this
b. was the deposition Of Miss Annie
4 Connell taken at ST. Marks hospital
n evening In the presence Of Judge
Dshl The substance Of her testimony
Is that during the latter part OF jan
&Iy, 1902, OF the first part Of February,
occupied room 30 in the Central
Xxx She said she frequently saw Mr.
ovn and Mrs. Bradley in the building
elher and one night while lady
end was with her In room 81, she
Va hear Mr.. Brown IN room "a talk
to woman and heard the woman
/ back She declared that there was
great row practically all night, that
VEn talked In & loud tone OF voice.
( noise was kept up until a late hour
then stopped for time. But quite
fy In the morning, long before day
b. the noise began again and sound.
IKE a loud and animated discussion.
distinctly heard the woman's voice,
about Z O'clock In the morning she
lFd The door Of room "a open. Miss
tonnel says she stepped out into the
and saw Senator Brown. About
y hour later she saw Mrs Bradley
'e he room She was positive in
declaration that she repeatedly saw
lsh and the Bradley woman together
Toe building.
4 TALKING TO HIMSELF.
81 ie defense sought to explain away
testimony by placing on the stand
y henderson and Archie Living
"A VINO testified that they had known
aslsIlaht for many years aud knew
Daplt OF talking 10 himself In a loud
~ voice particularly when en-
q N lhe trial of an important case.
'll-s'ns answer was made by Judge
gs'soh N reply 10 the question of
h,ls You have been acquainted
Nf' browns habits during the last
zen nave you not2' The answer
believe have been acquainted
I most Of them during that time "
ps' Z general litter In the court
y ana Af Brown laughed outright
y .s slsuments We're finished this az
goa and Judge Diehl win render his
' ',on nehl week probably when he
''''s MS decision In the first case.
TESTIMONY RESUMED.
a Rad, kaake, janitor Of the Central
~ 'ss', n that he knew Mr.. Brown
W. ~! bradley, and saw them both
EAsr ."I y, block 10 February OF 1902
| end Wv sue ol the hall at
ts. ss ,sI Of The han was shown TO
n , al ae pointed out the loca.
4 on with reference TO Miss
ss, oo,naels room Miss O'Con.
b, No. ,.0a IN lnis case was taken
warissS hospital last evening
Ing M Westeryelt wi,no.s
e n S, ,sd the location Of the
!, vs .Oo'ls @ and ga. and said The
Which was closed 0 ny a small
an ana sSgs NV times YOU saw Mr..
5ur bua AIRS Bradley In the hula.
saly s,s we letieI part Of January
es ar' ''oruary 1902"
s yoa ever see them come on, .,
ar was cleaning 81. -,
Nv Nj. Brown come ''' a.. 'he hall
gh,, n,,,,s 2 CLOCK IN the morning .
.Slnk IN January"
s0a ever zee Mrs pr,a,,..
saye The roomg' ''au'ey en-
ns' "n'n you saw her in the
aA her come down
Y PAP Of The ban,p
A,, i aei on The stems
A are the clrc',,,.,,
otssiongn '''''s'anees OF the
iss4 '''e When / was sweenlng
<. 'pI ,. re- her enter tn. ,,,,a,... o..
h. r.s, s aef going upstairs .
hcourrinS %
psr, Y, s. .. The roomqo
p. ~ ~, eve, enter the room ~
YOU F5s ~, Brown came there =,
S van from Februs,ryyO ag,r lived in
eiet h. wa o. but the co,i,,
Anyls.,,s. vas I, yes"
y Y, my live thetew
'' Else live ,hersr