Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-29

she did not do different he would XIII
her. Their statement that Rose met
them on the street and told them that
his wife had gone to st. Louis. was
denied by the prisoner when he took
the stand.
II told them" he said, that had
put Maud out OF the way. Then Mrs.
Scndie put ner arm around my neck
ana asked me to go with her told
her did not care for any woman, and
refused to CO."
INTENDED TO KILL.
The revolver was shown to Rose and
he identified II as the one he used. lie
said he bought II at second hand
store and paid 81 for It.
Did you intend to kill your wife
asked.
II certainly did IL she did not mend
her ways was the reply.
TELLS HIS STORY.
Rose was asked to relate the story
or the crime and did 80 without any
hesitation whatever. He was first In
formed OF his rights, and that he did
not have to testify unless he wanted TO-
lie said that his statements would be
voluntary. After repeating the story of
ms wife coming home 3 o'clock on
Christmas afternoon with bottle OF
WHISKY Rose admitted that he drank
most OF the liquor. He said when they
, ,u,a uown on the bed he placed the
Il said to her." said Rose: IL see
you're not going to quit and I'll have to |
put an end to it, She said: You'd |
better do II. Then she said: Let's 20 |
70 peu, ana We undressed and went to |
peu' laid the gun on the pillow and |
she asked me II was going to kill her
then. | said I was. She turned her
back to me and shot her. Then l got
up and put on my clothes. Yes she
talked some. She said: Frank you've
done II sure enough She asked me to
rup her head and to put water on her
mead. She asked me to kiss her.
Kissed her and she held the baby in her
arms. left the house about dark. Be-
lore l left | put the baby back In bed
under separate cover. Some time
during the night / went back to the |
house and sat In chair awhile with
me baby. IL was nearly morning when |
put the baby back In bed and went
but again."
WIFE GAVE HIM MONEY.
Rose could not give an accurate ac-
count Of where he went and what he |
lid up to the time OF his surrender. He
laid he wandered about and drank a
good deal.
my wife gave me IS on Christmas
morning." he said, "and when that was
zone | sold my clothes on Commercial
treet for ~ and these have on"
AT THE ZOO SALOON.
X. w. jenkins. formerly bartender
I the Zoo saloon, testified that he saw
Rose and his wife at the saloon FREE
.uently and that he also saw Mrs Rose
here with other men. He said the
rst time they came they had the baby
Nth them. He said Rose asked him
0 run some ''live ones into the wine-
Dom.
II refused" said the Witness 'and
hen Rose went out, returned soon with
ONE men and took the baby home,
,aving his wife there"
One time | remember when took
Kinks into Rose and his wife. she was
rylng, and ! heard her say she would
ather take IN washing than do that
Drt OF thing. Rose told her she would
aye to rustic, that she couldn't make
loney by washing. II have known
I'm to brig meu In, introduce them TO |
Is wife, and then take the baby home.
avirig his wife with the men"
H. NJ. Sabine, contractor, testified to
racticaily the same as Jenkins. He
,clared that Mrs. Rose told him that
pr husband was trying to force her
! the town and she was afraid he
ould kill her. On one occasion when
} met Rose, said Sabine. the latter
iked him to go to his room. While | ,
Iere Rose began to tell his troubles.
aiming he had wife who was no ,
,od.
THREW GUN ON FLOOR.
"He pulled gum" declared the Wit d
,ss land said something about killing /
s wife. demonstrated with him and {
! threatened me with the weapon. /
hen he threw the gun on the floor for !
e baby to play with"
Louis Lawson of As west Third South /
rect testified to having met Rose and q
$ wife several times while working
the Zoo saloon. On one occasion II
ose remarked, my wife is prosti- o
tie and she's got to make money for o
e." Witness asked Rose subsequent h
at the Continental saloon, IL his wife n
rs living with him, and he merely s
piled, 1--WE got her."
CoRoNER's VERDICT. g
Il was after o'clock last evening ii
fore the coroner's jury brought in G.
g following verdict. I,
We, the undersigned Jurors, find that II
? deceased came to her death from a a
llet wound from a revolver I'm the n
nds OF her husband and fired with 3,
irderous intent and without cause.
(Signed) Is
&C. e, STEWARD. Il
wv. III. FERGUSON. p
"A. l.. RIVERS" d
HOLD BABY ROSE" 81
synching was talked OF about town OF
I night, but there was no evidence er
any movement In that direction. rrha OF
lowing telegram was received last sc
hit at police headquarters from Bon sc
Terre, Mo-.
Chief OF Detectives. Salt Lake CITY. 10
Id Rose child until you hear from It's h,
indmother. Pearl Poston." In
I'l--tl-l-!-.~i-i-i-l-.-l-f-s-i~s-l..,.i. m Il,
GRANDMOTHER + ne
WANTS THE BABY. + Of
Chief OF Police Lynch this af- i io'
ternoon received the following \. az az
telegram from Desloge, Mo-. + OBJ
Send Mauds baby here to me. \. tn
! have written Mrs. stickney. = s ~,
(signed) Co
MRS. ELIZA NORRIS" Z by
Mrs. Morris IL the mother of + w
Mrs. Rose, the murdered woman, J. or,