Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
KENDALL MURDER
VERDICT NOW IN.
Iurv, After Twelve Hours of De-
liberation Says it is Second
Degree Homicide
WILL Be SENTENCED MONDAY.
Case Had Been on Trial for Three
Days Defendant Had Cruelty
Slain His Wife.
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ogden. April 15,-Tne jury In the
Kendall murder case this morning
brought IN verdict Of murder in the
second degree, after ~ hours delbera-
ton Sentence win be passed on the
defendant April "a, on the return Of
Judge Howell from California, for
which section he left this morning to
attend the convention OF the Woodmen
of the World
The case has been ON trial for three
DAYS and the testimony adduced went
to show that Kendall entered Roger
sons restaurant the morning Of Sept
u and after hot words with his Wife
fred the shots which terminated in her
death The defense pleaded justihca-
ton from the fact that Mrs, Kendall
had been untalthtul. The arguments
were made Friday afternoon, and at
1880 the case went TO the jury, which
returned It's verdict u hours later,
The Jury was composed OF w O.
Ridges. foreman, william Pickett Will
liam burlington, A. A. Bingham, pa
via r. Chard Henry Mcintyre James
j. Burton, David Shupe, william Cow
les. George Balm, A, A, Wenger and G,
r. DrumIler
The case was prosecuted by District
Attorney Halverson and County Attor-
ney Hulanisk while the defendant was
represented by T. d. Johnson, j. d.
Skecn. George Marsh and George Me-
Cormick. il is understood that on the
first ballot four Of the jurors stood out
for murder in the first degree, while on
the second ballot the jury was unani-
nous for the verdict announced, The
fact that Mrs. Kendall was unfaithful
Is said 20 have been responsible for the
grys findings
Ogden, April l5-Thomas Summers,
aresIdent Of Point Lookout BoNelder
county, met with painful accident
shortly after 4 o'clock yesterday on
Washington avenue between Twenty
fourth and Twenty-ffth streets He
was crossing the street and stopped for
an ice wagon belonging to the Citizens
Ite company TO pass Just as It had
gotten by him he stepped forward,
when a horse attached to a delivery
wagon belonging to W. Farr 4 CO.,
which was being driven along the
street az a rapid speed, ran into him,
knocking him to the pavement with
considering force, the wagon passing
over his body. A cash was cut over
Ms right eye, his body and right leg
being badly bruised, lie was picked
up and taken TO Drivers Drug store and
later to Or. Dickson's office, where his
injuries We're cared for. The doctor
said while the injuries are not serious
they are quite painful. 1t is a miracle
that Mr. Summers injuries were not
A he Il,
livery boy was driving along the street
on a gallop
FUNERAL OF GRANDMA Way
MENT
Mrs Martha Wayment, better known
as Grandma" Wayment, who died
Wednesday very suddenly from Apo.
peNy at her home I'm Warren. Weber
county aged 50 years, was laid 60 rest
30 Plain city cemetery yesterday after
noon. the grave being dedicated by
Elder Joseph NJ. Folkman. The funeral
services over her remains were held NJ
The Warren ward westinghouse, which
was entirely inadequate TO accommo-
gate the large assemblage OF sympathiz-
ing friends who attended,
Bishop Stewart presided at the ser.
Wees, and the ward choir furnished sew.
Speakers were Or, Wadman Elders
Frank Barrows. Joseph V. East Thorn.
as Bullock, John r. Barto, Patriarch
Geeorgo W. Larkin and Bishop Stewart
lney spoke teclingly OF the Godfearmg
.nole life Of the deceased, which was
0uca mp In usefulness. Her many acts
vi kindness 10 the Elders In England
,9i Years We're feellngly referred to
u'' alse posterity, numbering SO souls
was admonlshed to emulate her good
example.
some beautiful flowers were laid on
s'r 'asket A large funeral cortarh
i"Wed her remains to their last rest.
BURIAL or MRS. SHURTLIFF.
impressive funeral services over the
tI"us Of Mrs. II, V. Shurtnn were
~, G Yesterday afternoon at . o'clock
wy Itsldence OF her daughter on
I"eny-third street. commenclng at
o'clock President c. f.. Middleton.
asa Elder Joseph Parry spoke words
o. comfort 20 the bereaVed family
%%.p ruloglzed the beautiful life OF The
rtaIled one, emphasizing the many
bop' TRAITS Of character possessed by
u' services We're presided over 10y
.larch Barnard White. Many large
oga, ulIiul floral tributes were placed
rDouo her casket The home was
,o,u"H'd with friends. The funeral
,"',tse which followed the remains
w. ule ogden city cemetery was very
pasg The grave was dedicated hl
80 ",tlalCh White, six OF the nephew,
" "'' decreased acted as pallbearcrs.
COURT HOUSE IMPROVEMENT.
Inc county commissioners have con.
suited an architect with reference &c
,laiglng the county clerks office In
, court house, and will no doubt
on the proposition at their meet.
"B MONDAY The Intention Is 10 hnYc