Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-04
ACTION PASSES ALL BELIEF.
UnspeakabIe Language Used and
Child Accused Of UnChaslty
And Dragged From Court.
Maintained Her Innocence to the Last
And Refused t0 Satisfy Judge
Browns Curiosity.


all tho resistance within her power
Emily Knox "A l6-year-old girl, was
foroibly taken from the juvenile court
room yesterday afternoon by two ohl-
GERS. acting under Instructions from
the Judge OF the court. and was put
into 4 carriage and taken 10 the office
OF DIT. y. Beatty for the purpose OF
having shameful examination made
solely IN order to secure evidence ~
criminal nature against man who
Ia In the tolls Of the police department
upon charge ~ having ruined the
girl The girl maintained most strong
~ IN the juvenile court that she mad
not been guilty OF criminal conduct
but the Judge of the court as IN his
general custom, refused TO believe her
and told her that he believed she was
not telling the truth and that be would
have her examined by physician TO
determine whether or not she lied.
NO EVIDENCE INTRODUCED.
No evidence had been introduced
against the girl IN court as 10 her con-
duet, with the exception that she had
been away from her home for some
time and had been IN company with
Albert Tryen the man I'm the case. But
little or no evidence IL needed ny tnat
court in order to submit person. es-
pecially child. 20 humiliation, The
court room was we'll flled with boys
and adults when the case was being
heard, but, Notwithstanding that fact.
the Judge used language in questioning
the girl which can not be printed ana
which should never have been spoken
| in the presence OF children. especially
| by judge upon a bench.
| To the credit Of DR.. Beatty II must
| be said that he refused 10 make sil
| examination unless the Girl and her
| mother consented 10 Il, and accord.
| mgly no examination was made until
| late last night after the judge OF the
| Juvenile court had suhdued the girl and
! had used undue influence with her
| mother 10 get her consent. sr' Beat
| ~ today refused 70 state the result
| OF the examination for publication. but
II Is reported upon good authority that
| the examination did not prove that
| crime had been committed.
GIRL DRIVEN FROM HOME.
According To the statement of the
mother. the girl left home at Murray,
and had been staying with TTyen at
| several different places In this city
Emily declares that she was driven
| from home aud that she would never
again enter her mothers house, re
| that as IL may the mother located me
| couple I'm a rooming house here ana
| had Tryen arrested. The girl then de-
clsred that she had done nothing
wrong and that II Tryen was TO be
| locked up she wanted 10 go with him.
She was accordingly taken 10 the po-
| lice station and locked up In cell ami
Yesterday afternoon was taken before
| the juvenile court.
when placed upon the witness stand
| she gave her name and age She was
| then asked by the court as 10 her
| chastity. The question Was put In bru-
| tai, and decidedly plain Language anu
the girl started perceptibly az mo
| words. She said that she did not un-
| derstand what was meant Again the
| court repeated the question aud the
| girl then entered vigorous denial.
| The Judge then asked her as To- her re-
| latious with other men This aroused
| the girls anger to high pitch and she
made n statement to the court In
which she denied that she had ever
been a bad girl, and said that her moth
| OF had heat her and driven her from
| home tnd told her never to come back.
again. The court tried to Interrupt her
| but she kept right on until exhausted.
In her conclusion she said that she had
always been good girl, hat that now
she Intended TO be bad. just as bad as
the court said she was.
RESISTED BRUTAL ACTS.
When she had finished she was
again asked as to her relations with
| Tryen and again forclbly denied that
there was anything wrong IN her con-
| duct with the man. TO this the court
| replied that II she would not tell the
| truth he would have TO md out an
other way and would send her TO Il
| physician for examination. The XIII
| declared that she would not go and
| that the court had no right 10 do such
| a thing
DR. Beatty was communicated with
by telephone after which the judge
| instructed Police Officer Staines to
take the girl TO br Beatty's Office and
/ have her examined. This instruction
| was repeated two times before the OIL
| Ger moved. He then tried 60 induce
| the girl to 90 with him but she re-
| fused and began fighting and scream
| Ing and chung onto everything within
| her reach The probation officer was
| then instructed 10 help officer S,uines,
| WHICH iF Nil HNANl tAAN kAiA Nff" r|t
| bly, taken from The room,
She fought cried and screamed all
| the way to the doctors Office. pom
| her arrival there Dr. Beatty refused e.
| make the examination unless the girl
| and her mother both submitted % H..
| The mother was Informed that that
was the only way any evidence could
be obtained against Tryen. and WIS
| willing that the examination should
| b. made But not so with the glrI.
| She still refused TO submit To such an
outrage. and was finally taken tH me
| Davis Deaconess' home, Last night
she was finally induced 90 consent to
the examination, and IL was according
, is made.
RESPONSIBILITY FINED.
The judge OF the Juvenile court. DO e
statement to a morning paper IN ms
usual manner endeavors 10 shitt thr
responsibility for the examination QUITO
the mother Of the girl Mrs. Knox was
seen today by a News representa-
| tive, and made the following statement
ON that matter.
/ Judge Brown suggested we eAanl-