The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19


nieces, was next sworn. She testified
that Donaldson aud three men came tc
her mother s house about 4 clock on
September 10, and two others came in
buggy. She saw them in the buggy
She did not know whether they
came into the house or not, because she
left. Jim called up a number on the
| phone, but she could not tell what
number it was She thought it was
number 2, but he did not get ii, any
way. She recognized the photogra ph
of her uncle Jim, and when shown the
pictures of the two o 'Briens she be-
| lieved that they were there also, There
was no cross-eSamination, and the
court took recess until 2 o clock.
May Davis Heard.
The first witness at the afternoon
session was Miss May Davis, rather
prepossessing young woman In
! she came from Murray. She was ac.
quainted with Larry and John
o 'Brien, annd identified their photo
graphs. She had known them since
August. She met Mrs o Brien, the
wife of John o 'Brien, in July. Larry
and John O Brien were in Salt Lake
until September "a; then they left.
They stayed during the time they were
in Salt Lake first at 1876 South West
Temple. She was not acquainted with
Chief of Police Sheets.
Q.-State whether or not YOU called
on him during the month of September
this year, and if so, on what ray.
Att was on Saturday; don t re-
member the date
Q.-Was it before OF after the
o 'Briens left the city7
A.-After the o 'Briens had left.
"a cir 81 of ho-
Al was living with Mrs. @ 'Brien
at 1882 South Temple. There was q
telephone call and Mrs O 'Brien an.
swered 1t and in response TO the phone
we went to the police station. She got
out and went in; 1 remained in the
hack.
Odd you see the Chief there7
A.-Yes, sir. Standing by the door.
Odd she 90 In with the Chief?
A.-She went in the back in a side
Office on the west side.
Q.-About how long was she in
there7
A-She wasn t over three minutes
and came out and went away aoain.
Odd you hear the conversational
Al did not,
Q.-Describe Larry O'Brieu
Describes Larry o'Brien.
Ale ism t so very tall. He stoops
in his shoulders little. He walks
rather fast and his face is long. His
hair is not very black, parted in the
center.
;a9-Anything peculiar about his ia
A.-His lips are rather thick and
large mouth.
Q.-As TO the shape of his toes.
When he walks is he pigeon.toed?
Al don't know anything about
that.
Q.-Describe John o OBrien.
Ale is light-complected, has a
light mustache, thin, and his face is
more round and he stoops more than
Larry.
Q.-What was the occupation, if
you know, of Larry O 'Brienl
Al think he was a gambler.
Q.-Do you know James Donaldsor7 7
Al have seen him.
Q--Did you ever see him with the |
o 'Brien boys?
A,-Yes, sir.
Q.-When?
Al saw them one morning, I think
u was the morning of the 18th John |
D 'Brien was sick and Mr.. Donaldson |
called on him at the house.
Q-Do you know where Mrs. o Brien |
Al do not
Q-When did you last see herr
Alt was on the first of October.
Lived in Murray.
Cross examined by Mr., Varian she
said that her home was in Murray.
Q.-When did You come here?
Al think it was on the seven.
eenth.
Q-From Murray
A.-No, from Salt Lake.
Q.-Where had you been stopping
Al had been working at the White
House. Mr.. and Mrs. O7Brien stonned
It l26 West Temple. Larry took
us meals there but was not roomiug
here. She stayed there until Sept,
~, when she moved with the o 'Brieps
o 1861 South Temple Larry moved
90: The boys stayed there until the
'4th. She did not know they were
'oing until the morning they left and
ID not know where they were going.
Q.-Since that time where have Won
een staying2
Al stopped with Mrs O'Brien' un.
Il October !, and since then l have
een staying with my brother at Muir.
ay.
Q.-Had you had any communication
lnce by letter with Larry or John
} 'Brien7
Al have had two letters since.
Q.-From whom?
A.-From Larry.
Q,-Upon, what dates did you re.
eive theml
A:-They were dated, 7 think, the
bird and fourth of October.
Q.-From what placer
A.-From Omaha, and can't re-
lember from what other place
Q.-Are You a married woman?
A.TNo, sir.
Q-You have known Larry O Brien !
nee last August2
A.-And Wisconsin was the other
lace from which I received the let.
pr.
Q.-Did you know of this money al
ilr at the time they went away!
Al had heard them speak Of hav. :
* game.
Q.-Did YOU tell anybody about II? I
A.-Nes, some Of my friends. / was ,
ever told II was 70 be kept a secret. q
Q.-And You did talk about it2
A.-Yes, sir 5
Q.-Did YOU tell any OF the officers