Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15

4 ,.,,,ory hearing in the Payne
\ p' ,a.s 4 sim on and in all prop
iH V", 40, ba concluded until Toe
" H' .ah Nm Il is expected the de-
W. ' y through with is testimony ,l,y
WIZ y ,c,1 be followed Immediately
, az. from the prosecution buI
4 'l nIsa /. determined TO have Tn, the
l'' Mn today If possible even
w., session OF court taan usual
0u .,,. sfternoon. He said so rom
Ill., 'a'' ma morning and indicated
4 h was decidedly sick Of the mat
\ ,.,.e scored slight victory
Il. n,oynlngs session and Mr.. wan.
ss "a NE able to gain a greater
~ i','' "stsrnoon by showing from me
~ y Mrs. Mckay, wife ot Prol
A D'V NV mat. among the effects
T.. nm was found bloody cloth
= '.,,n,sd Win the allegation lhat
4 um had been using an ameha-
n a tact which Mr.. Wanless cialnis
shl. 10 prove, VII 30 to sho"
4 no aead woman performed thc
N.Y. mon herself after taxing
.lOl pIilg on some other amena-
~" Wonless declared today that
4 r,sscotlon was seeking to conceal
'g ,ssnortant exhibits in the case
h .,s one OF the exhibits, the con
4 n a glass found In the deieiiu-
/ eaSs Has been destroyed SO far
1 I'm s,,s n IN evidence is concerned,
4 nsfsrrIng the medicine into a bot
F,wm The glass. The bloody cioth
Il loned above Is another
H. wa&tne usual crowd in the
\ room thls morning the Defendant
srsd as usual, ANA vas accom-
4 by Mrs Payne, her mother, ana
'lltte eiri. DIS, Mayo and odell
4 also on hand,
polnt IN favor Of the defense
hroueht cut In the tesu-
n Of Dr. II. A. Anderson, VINO,
Eerng q hypothetical question
Eunded BY Attorney Wanless, stat
kat Miss I'LL coul nave performed
herself On cfoss-eN-
fallon by ~ Westeryolt however,
ANDERSON sald that he ola not Wit
The autopsy Of Miss Hill, and his
H. was based merely upon the
kments contained IN the hypothetic-
keson. Dr Anderson was placed
he stand as an expert for the
se and his examination was OF a
bicaI and hypothetical nature
kghoUt In all essential points he
bbonted the testimony OF Doctors
and 0dell
Wanless sought again today to
bur what the pills We're which were
i in Miss iillfs effects. The sup
Jon Is they are pennyroyal. Or. An
Fn was unable to tell what they
by merely looking at them, and
Wanless asked that two or three
BEN be turned over to City Chem
Harms Immediately for analysis.
\ being no objection from the state.
Iouri ordered that it be done, and
question will probably be deter
1 by tomorrow morning, II not
b.
DIR, ANDERSON SWORN,
soon as court opened. Dr. Ander-
~as sworn In behalf OF the de-
He testified that he was a prac-
; physician ana surgeon. Had
iced in Salt Lake City for a num-
I years and was house surgeon of
5oston City hospital for two years.
lg that time that is, in Boston.
anderson said a number Of abor-
cases came under his personal at
pm. Then came the first hypo-
oal question Mr.. Wanless de-
I The entering Of Miss HIN into
es Office, described her appear
as stated by the defendant yes
Y mentioned her crltlca' condI.
her gasping Tor breath, the roll
the eyes and HE twltchlng of the !
eng en asked 8, those conditions
yea mat Miss Hilrs death had |
auseg by chloroiom.
evidence would no, be sufficient !
'a'e was the answer.
question was then re-
"ilh The additional state
4hat an operation
seh performed with.n two hours |
" aea'h ana % the operation |