Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-25
Widow OF Victim OF MurderouS
Assault Receives Repre-
sentatives Of Press.
WILL NOT DISCUSS LETTERS.
Hands Her Compliments to Mrs.
rcncc--Gow Bccomingly

Atty. Harris yesterday afternoon. For
nearly an hour representatives OF the
press chattcd with hey she talked
readily and willingly about everything
that had no direct bearing upon the
case. Questions which might have shed
eight upon various phases of The ar
fairs coming 20 "a climax 100 the death
OF her husband were sldo-stcpped by
the widow. who was gOWned bcsCOm-
inRly In black and appearing wonder
fully we'll for one who had passed
through her narrowing experiences. She
would either refuse fatty 20 answer
such questions or by her w0mans wit
lead her interviewers of ON TO some
less interesting topic. The county at
toney had asked her To- meet the
newspaper boys and She expressed her
willingness 20 submit without prom
Using anything She had her guard
carefully prepared and the most pa
tient questioning failed 90 break Il.
GREErs NEwsPAPEBMEN
Aner the half dozen callers had filed
into Chief Browning office Mrs Beers
with her dead husband's father at her
side. surveyed them smilingly and open
ed the conversation with an inquiring
"Well2'
4 representative Of a. local paper an
nounced the chief desire OF himself and
COMPANIONS was 10 learn something Of
the last letter written by Mrs. Walker
al Los Angeles % DIT. Beers. Mrs. Beers
has got several letters written by Mrs
walker and their contents passed 70
the press
4 have received a letter since the
one which appeared IN the salt Lake
papers but / refuse 10 divulge its con-
tents. it's my own personal affair.
NO NO Not a wordi" she eX-
claimed when requests for some infor-
nation were repeated. A moment la
ter Mrs. Beers said Mrs Walker did not
know on the 23rd Of this month that the
doctor had died but word had reached
her that he was In a hospital as her
telegram 10 him addressed In care Of
some hospital. ogden made plain
SCORES MRS. WALKER.
Mrs. Beers would not talk OF Mrs.
Walker What could one expect Of
woman who would leave her husband
and register at a hotel as an unnar-
ried Girl" she said. and further than
this would not discuss the woman who
wrecked two homes through her infat-
uation for another woman's husband.
She seemed more bitter against Law
renee, who, II is now said, participated
IN the fight. combining his strength
Win lUdI Ol " AAhfA = AAAhAA nAAN -
against Mr.. Walker. Stamping her
foot impatiently she overhauled Law
renee as only an angry woman can.
He Is the lowest OF the low. q man
who betrayed the man whom he was so
friendly 70 at all times. he's no man,
he's nothing
OF JEWISH TYPE.
Mrs. Beers is OF the jewish type
not pronounced, but plainly so. She
is Of average height. a brunette and
altogether A handsome woman
throughout the newspaper mems visit
and her stay in the chiefs office she
showed no signs Of breaking down:
az times her voice was low and her
words came slow and soft whenever
she referred 70 her dead husband. She
was extremely sarcastic when speak,
ing ~ the publicity given the affair
bv the newspapers. My but how
t,eoplc IKE scandal aud how news
papers Ike 10 dish it mp 10 them."
She exclaimed NOW. boys. you are
here for some more scandal pre-
sume7'
DENIES TRINIDAD STORY.
81 never saw an honest. truthful
ncWspapcrmau.' WIS another asser-
ton made during her berating OF
newspapers in general and the Salt
Lake newspapers in particular
Goodness, such a lot OF stun as they
are printing! Now that story from /
Trinidad. for an illustration why. I
there's not "a word Of truth in A. ] /
lived Doh Trinidad for years. every |
body knows me there
Mrs. Beers was promptly asked Tor /
her statement regarding Nor residence /
iu Trinidad This she refused 20 give |
aud refused further 90 pick out any 4
one point in the Trinidad story and |
brand DO as a falschold. she made .
one corrections that of explaining her I
name was not Title Kahn before I
her marriage 90 the doctor. but Tiller- 1
eta, or something sounding very sim |
MORE SARCASM
When asked II che could offer some /
Information upon Mrs Walkers pres |
emit address bon Los Angeles Mrs. Beers I
turned quickly 10 the speaker why I
newspapers can DO anything. why /
can't sou locate herr You can nud /
"a person iu New York go sou can GER |
tainly md "a person in a little place |
like Los Angeles she said with sar-
cnsm aud assumed surprise.
She hually said she ala not know |
where Mrs. Walker a. staying
some ono present made some re-
mark about having found her pleas
ant on previous occasions "Oh. am /
pleasant" she sald very sweetlV then /
with suugluE sarcasm "Oh. I'm very /
pleasant. there are so many thinrs .
DO make mo pleasant I Wa8 bounded /
and tracked ana followed and bother
cd with ncWHpapcrmcn ln salt Lake
they tolcph0ned to me before daylight
ana were at mo depot no photograph
mc when I lon the city 90 come up
bore"
THOSE NEWSPAPERS,
Mrs Beers denied absolutely ana
alphabetically that she had made ans
remark about MIS-. Walker 30 any re-
porter ln Salt Lake. They called me
0ut OF bed 10 answer the telephone.
they asked me lot ~ questions which |
4 didn't answer ana next morning j
read that ! had said this and said
thsf O-n-oh"
Ter dark eyef fairly gllstoned and
hrr rloyed hands slapped tho chair
arms n expressive TAFT 30 az she said
no 4 r1nf set Justice ln this court I
unI carry 10 d. the supreme court
$500 be- back. I viii be hack and
them
Then she smiled her pleasant smile
aud looked from one auditor 70 an