The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-16

husband had deserted her. She was in
u iuck and Me told her IL she could
his way OF living travelling
H4 IN wagon. sne could come
years old
Ryan always hsd plenty Of money
Nl,n -iln' anywhere from 500 up. I
Ns" "tm where no had been and he
5sl9 ne mao just csme down from
toaho He had had pretty GOOD luck
up there. making $40 Oh the trim. aid
not see the woman"
Looking For Stevenson.
No trace has been found vet Of ]. p
Stevenson and his companions. who left
iof ogden a week or more ago. Stew
sHsoA according 70 William Fairchild
-ormer next door neighbor, had been
,anhng TO go into partnership with
an. lie started out in company with
an named Willard and the latter's
the latter having child about 4
olu Ihey set out IN a covered
preparing 10 sell wire jewelry
nd furniture en- route. AS they
sumed to have reached ogden
ne time Ryan met the woman
ut IS thought they might be able
throw some light on the identity Of
The woman.
Ryans movements have been traced
up TO Saturday night. When he met
Thomas Hanrahan at Sandy he had the
woman with him, but no olher COM
panlon. This was Thursday That
afternoon he stopped for n time at
LcYendahIs corners. a short distance
,of Murray. Hiram Elmane. who
ore there. told Marshal
roay afternoon that the
le TO the store TO make
the woman had remained
Had Dark Hair.
at a distance" said Mr..
my boy Carl saw her
as sitting on the wagon
Png black hair"
man, boy living in the
also noticed her. "She
and dark eyes and COM
he yesterday afternoon.
light waist"
yam and the woman drove
ny, where they purchased
3es As in all other cases. the
fused to leave the wagon.
INTO the New York Cash
,ernstein. the PIP ietor. said
that the man lie the size
and said ne yfould take the
70 the wSes6n to be tried on
dig s2<<and took the. shoes.
or11e-Ts hose and a black silk
- faithful white bulldog
- follow him into the store,
TT Was forced to walt on the side
- ralk
Saturday forenoon Ryan and the wo-
man drove to the spot east Of Murray
where the tragedy took place. The
second man did not appear until after
noon. Then he accompanied the Othe-
two 10 the house OF A. J. Tame, where
4yan asked Mrs. Tame for some
drinking water. Mrs Tame noticed
hat the second man was 80 to 80 years
n age and OF dark complexion. but she
rould not tell much else about him.
Saw Camping Outfit.
Early in the evening James Brig
house, who lives just east of the scene
Df the tragedy, was driving by. Look
Ing across the creek, he observed the
wagon, horses and bulldog, and saw
woman and two men reclining on the
ground. They were some distance
away and he did not notice their APP
pcarance.
few hours later the sound OF the
fog's frantic endeavors TO aid his mas
ter were heard. together with the rifle
shot. After that all was quiet in the
vicinity Mrs. Soren SorensOn and her
Two daughters went near the place on
sunday afternoon.
I'VE were chasing a ycaf that had
got OUT said Mrs. SorehsOn. last even
ing. and we went over into THAT pas
tqre where the camp was. we saw
NE ne horses ard the dog tied at didn't
zee anybody around. We notice
~ PIC Of ! -. wEere dy was
The gray team Seen standing in the
~ vicinity Sunday afternoon was on the
other side of the creek. and the OcCu-
pants might have remained there some
lime without noticing the bedding that
concealed a CORPSE across the creek.
Marshal Mauss Is of the opinion that
The vehicles belonged to a party on
Sunday outing, who had no connection
with the case. 1t was reported yes
tcrdav that a gray team had been seen
grazing up Parley's canyon. and Sheriff
Nair OF Summit county was notified to
look oct for any fugitives answering
the description Of the man and the
woman wanted
Body Is Buried.
The body was buried yesterday. It
was in such state OF decomposition
that County Attorney George Wester-
welt decided an autopsy was out of the
question. DR.. August Rauscher. who
was first called to the scene and who
made an examination of the remains,
said yesterday the skull was crushed
On over the right temple
After the skull had been crushed
by blow" said he "a bullet might
hare been fired IN there and il might
sven now be in the brain, but its pres
cnce could not be determined without
an autopsy. In my opinion the man
was first hit on the head, probably
with club. Then he was bound. The
marks on his wrists show that he
struggled. lie was then probably
sirangled 70 death"
Sheriff Emery, County Attorney
Westervolt and Deputies White, Bur
hidee and Cowan spent the greater
part Of the day yesterday in the Nicin-
ity Of Murray seeking evidence.
POEM ON DEATH.
niRcant Manuscript Is Found
Among Ryan's Effects.
following Significant noeu was