Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-18

h'HN0 III NAc C"rci anu l'hN NV N''N'
owned up
y don't care what he owned up
state what he said"
He said when ! told him ! was pu1-
zlel over Bell having returned SO
quickly with the second sum of money,
that he thought Bell had II on him all
the time, and / learned from this that
he had not searched Bell. This also
established the fact before a witness
that the chief had taken the money
from Bell and handed 1t over TO me.
PICKED RALEIGH OUT.
Atty. Varian here asked to have two
witnesses brought into the room for
Identification, without naming them,
Raleigh and Burbidge came In and the
witness picked Raleigh at once as the
man who was with sheets while the
transaction IN money affairs occurred.
Atty. varmn started TO question the
witness about Burbldge, but was re-
minded by the court that he had merely
asked for the witnesses that they might
be identified. The questioning proceeded
far enough 20 bring out the fact that
Burbidge had nothing 10 do with the
case. and had merely passed McWhlrtei
In the hall, asking him what he could
do for him, but not stopping to hear The
story.
McWhirter then explained in reply to
questions that he had registered at the
Flks rooming house under an assumed
name To escape detection by the gang,
when nc returned to prosecute we
case. aud that he had also used an as
sumed name al Ely for the same rea-
son.
BARS AND DOLLAR NOTES.
A auery was brought up by Attorney
Brown as to the bars where Nc
Whlrter and his bunko policemen
called. and McWhirter explained that
they went 10 tho Cullen bar To sec the
clerk about his grips, and 10 the Chesa-
rcake bar to get a drink, the other
man going into the whisky department,
while he remained outside, refusing TO
20 i'm. and talking with tho man at the
cigar stand.
81 don't think he knows what We
understand by the word bar, put III
MI Narian.
he was asked 10 sketch his route
from the sanitarium over again, ana
explained that It went west to west
Te,nplc. south to Market, ana east 10
Tho Federal building, Chief Sheets be-
ing called up by telephone, That II, MS
number being called up from the drug
store az Market and West Temple
"Dolar Notes. came In for explana-
uon McWhirter had used the express
sion. and it was brought out that ne
meant any kind Of currency or green
back money.
THAT'S JIM"
After these questions, McWhirter was
excused. aud the next witness was
called,
Mrs Mary King was called. When
shawn a picture OF Jim Donaldson she
exclaimed That's Jim!' and saiu hhs
WAS his sister. She was marrleu' llau
a family. and resided IN tne NcW Eng ss
land addition. Jim had been mere OFT
and ON about Is years, but he did not
live at her home
she said that she was nj homo ON
the evening Of Sept. 49, and that DON
aldson and three other men were tners'
1ben two more came out In n buggy.
She identified pictures OF the two
O'Briens as others Of the party, but did
not know their names, as she was not
introduced.
ON cross examination she said she
was not nj home when the first party
arrived as she had been 10 the matt
nee and found the four there when she
returned at $50 o'clock. Six of them
sat down to dinner. but one got up ana
left 10 take the rig back to town, she
thought. She also learned by hearsay
OF another man coming up on horseback
while they were eating.
MAN IN THE BUGGY.
one Of the men in the buggy was
short and dark. she remembered, and
II was his companion who came with
him I'm the buggy who went hack,
without eating dinner. These two are
supposed 10 have been Bell and Davis,
and Il was Bell who came back. TO
deliver the money TO Sheets, Mrs.
King had never met the O'Briens
Marcolla King said she was Dom
aldson's niece, and identified the pic
lures. She testified that he was there
Ia dinner with five other men on Sept.
10. although she did not know how
they came
Grace King, younger daughter,
said she had answered the phone on
the evening Of the 18th. and that
Uncle Jim had told har he would be
out 10 dinner with three men They
came on the West Side street car
which arrived at 6 o'clock. Afterwards
o buggy drawn by one horse arrived,
and two men were In It. The other
men went out to meet them,