Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-20
..,.t sheets Has His Attorney tor
V'' u,te That Request, Of the
Court for Him.
TEARING OVER TILL TUESDAY.
nooa,d.on Fled Chief Sheets
"' said Mu',c, Would be Able TO
Tell His Destination

VI Al s.s N
s .S,ets on the charge Of eo% ,D,ormaton
s s',ooy and Withholding p''o'
, ,'or, d magistrate ,,,, no case
the - Int moved for a Dismissal
WAY varlan had hardly started ms
' ''.sment when the court Gu. n''n
y, Nv postponirs the hearing un,il
N%' next At that time arguments
i 'n he heard in the case ana u Tue
vi" ,.n,Aes not to dismiss 1t, the de-
e0"'' ,ru, ail have an opportunity 70
n ,'D't on witnesses should such, a course
!, decided upon.
-. and OF the hearing. so far, as
n, prosecution is concerned .ne va, .
'm evidence is backed up and for
W." no a complete chain OF corroo-
un, Nv. testimony, without shadow
,.,h, mon any feature OF IT. AZ
W.. scemed that their story could
mAn 10 ,rue. Had II happened IN
y, S,gh Andes. where brigailos are
me ms N abound, II would have been
slpS and had It happened In some
oet,s nroylnce OF darkest emma,
lu's.y conditional army would prob
an n sars been holding up the dowager
, ,moress for indemnity before inns
w W., h,sening on the well known
n streets of Salt Lake In the
pI sso 4, the afternoon. It had many
I ..Dh,s,s and few believers. Yet peo-
uVuS ia we're mentioned by the Nc
rtir'srs merely as keepers OF stores
,,or stands where they were taken.
Una forward 10 repeat the exact stor-
s,s ,oH in the first instance, 80 far AS
hey we're concerned.
THE CLOSING HOURS,
Yesterday afternoon the closing
hours were given up to such oerrob-
o,atlye evidence, and no flaw was de-
ysopsd In the tales that had gone be-
faro The witnesses examined were
Nrs Lena Perkins Of the Sanitarium
romipg house, Carl NJ. Mauck, "A book
seeper al McCoy's livery stable, Atty.
In P. Baffet. whom the McWhirters
engaged TO handle their case, when they
srN arrived; and William q. Rodig-
seit. night manager OF the Vienna cafe.
The most startling new fact developed
Als that Sheets told Raleigh Council
nan Martin Mulvey would know where
Donaldson had gone, and that DON
| adson had gone, and that Donaldson
| told the waiter In the Vienna that he
vas going 10 use his ill-gotten wealth
| 10 open gambling house over Null
uys saloon. and also that they had the
fuckers they had taken It away from
'png west" and hoped they would
Eep going
BOTH HAD WOMEN"
Mrs. Lena Perkins went on the stand
At o'clock. She said that she was one
n the pfoprietors Of the Sanitarium
ioomingh0use and that Bell and Davis
hM roomed there in September. Her
description Of them tailed with the de-
sriliiOn Of the bogus officers who
ribbed the Nc Whirters, as given by the
Gthers, Davis came there on Aug. Is,
ari Bell about Sept. /. Both OF them
IN spt 70. They both roomed with
Se5en whom they said we're their
lTs, and who left with them when
ny vent away,
HIRED A RIG.
AL NJ. Mauck, bookkeeper at the
t,Voy stables, testified about the rig
Hat was hired to go to the New Eng
zAd addition. He said man who said
lf mama naUiu fAlAAhAraI N ma
assed for the rig Then he and an
olner man came to get it. Shortly aft
uwaras William McWhirter came In,
ana asked where the men had gone. He
sald he had been robbed and was in
iotmed by Mauck that the rig was hired
10 the New England addition. Mr..
nCSoy sent Fred Ensign out on horse
odX 70 trace the rig. Mauck went
nome before either the horseman or the
4 zig returned.
teW days later. about Sept. n, Bell
.ale IN TO get double seated carriage,
,uq next day ordered Il sent over 10
NE sanitarlum.
SHEETS DIDN'T BELIEVE.
N.Y. NJ. p. Braffatt said he knew
yw@Sl sheets, Donaldson, and the Nc
w@'lefs' He had had a conversation
,n Vhlef Sheets relating to the rob-
near The Smith drug store, on
W He had met the chief and
"frgh coming down together, and had
'auea 'ne chief aside. He admitted hav
Ws nestd OF the robbery from the Nc
,,,l @lo, chief, don't you think the
,a,,As was turned by local men? / am
q, t W mat Jim Donaldson was one
,, Nv ronoers. I don't think he was.
,. n,su me chief. Donaldson isn't
nu,e good but | don't think he was In
way nc ooesh WORK tha'
conn., told the chief that II he would
,inca sllh me | thought | could con.
/ ,hs s nnn that Donaldson was one of
the ,r s.,ulers and We went together "a
,Sa a11ef roomlnghouse. on. the way
sh., .i'st told Raleigh OF my suspicions
ssr,a donaldson. and Raleigh held me
M AZ, uplnlon as the chief. saving tha,
dsai All" ''9t believe Donaldson was in the
Cd ~ NE Aniler roominghoIse we talk.
she . mrs foibg. the proprietress. and
| mDS'e y description of one az m
| dascs,ul WE Tor us. liz my opinion fbis
| Dcr,,gguoh was almost perfect ~ lin
| dt,, S''uson, but the chief still al h.
| oithe 1870 mat Donaldson was one
Tina, VINO committed the robbery
mn" iold him that had learnel
hd rsco mval gambler that Donaldson
yhg law !, turned a trick and was