The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-18

| witness. then appealed to Lawrence as
| to what she was to do, saying that the
/ doctor was going to leave her ana tIldI
/ she had no funds.
Beers uItimatum to Wife.
Beers told his wife that if she would
] get up and pack her trunk in ten MIN
| utes and go to Salt Lake he would care
/ for her, but that he did not want per
| around there. He told of Detective ZEN
/ der coming to the place about THIS Time
/ and speaking to Beers and Mrs. Walker,
| saying that he understood he was Trying
| to break up someone's nome ne WaIneu
| them that they were liable to ger INTO
| trouble whereupOn Beers asked render
| what business il was of his. To this Jhe
| officer replied: DO you know that you
| are liable to get your head blown OH II
| YOU go around breaking up homes! Al
this stage of the proceedings witness
! stated that Mrs. Walker said that no one
| was trying tC break up nome; tnat tne
trouble was between DIT. Beers ana MS
! wife and the officer left.
| Lawrence said he then told Mrs Walk
| er that she had better get out OIL theIe'
| but she insisted that she must see Dr'
Beers first. Beers and Mrs Walker then
entered the office and the next thing
| that witness saw was Beers coming OUT
| with his wife close behind him lamDast-
ing him with an umbrella and crying:
| Damn you, if you're going 10 go, co.
| but give me my watch 49,,
! Lawrence said that after this little
scene he got Mrs. Beers to leave the
I
| she had registered at the Healy under an
| assumed name. but she later agreed thdt
10 avoid further trouble It would De pest
to go to Salt Lake. He then told OF go
ing to the Healys with her, and OF MS
| being sent to the depot to see II Beers
| was there and of their later flndlng the
doctor lust before the train pulled OUT
and of DR.. Beers getting on tne sa I'M
| train with Mrs Walker. Lawrence was
then asked concerning the fight between
Walker and Beers. The Introductory
part of this affair was the same as re-
lated by Walker, as were also many OF
the other details.
Story of the Fight.
He said that rs soon as the fight start
ed, Beers reached for. wrench, ana ihat
he (the witness) jumped in and TOOK IL
/ away from him, whereupOn beers Sdio;
| This is not your affair; you keep OUT.
Il told him to fight tair sag tigb bte e %ts
| Slammed for an instant. They fought
| around the room, out of the door, INTO
the hallway and into the PACK room l
| There were boxes of material, some luAl-
Der and chests in the room.
! The witness then told OF hearing the
outside door opening ana OF Gaming 70
| the other employees to Keep II smut t. NJ
| sation between the two men Mnile
| the fight was going on, and ne SAID ne
heard Walker say. .Oh, you We Tulheu
nv wife You've ruined Josie. You, We
| bceD intimate with my wife" He also
| said that Beers called him vile name
and as they were both engaged III Tue
| fight they seemed to be evenly matcheo,
| he said that they fought toward the
| s;nu that Walker broke away. made a
| rush and struck Beers and the latter
| clinched Walker again rushed' Beers
tripped and fell on some lumneI' st Sed
| that Walker appeared as crazy nId is
and at this point he tntertered- ne sdlu
that Walker tried TO keep on fightlns,
| and he tried to stop him; that ne pushed
| him on the box and he sat down he
| said that Beers was on his hands ana
| knees at this time and said: on, my
| Leed hurts Then Walker got up and
| made another rash for Beers
| IT kent them apart. Walker was very
excited and kept rushing at Beers. L
got between Walker and Beers ana walk
| or rushed me up against the stairs ana
| then he (Walker) began to vomit. Beers
| was on the tool box. where | had moved
| him from the lumber pile. There was
mixture of blood in the vonlt tnal came :
| told him to hold ii to his head; that II
would make him feel better. Beers asked
me to get a cab. and when had Gained
Walker enough so that they would not
oct 70 fighting again, I sent for one"
Lawrence then told that when he sup
norted Beers over to the sink and let go
of him he fell down; lie sald Beers lace &c
nntting Beers in the cab and of the latter
saving that he could not get up when
| told to do so by himself he repeated
what he told the cab driver when he was
asked what was the matter with Beers.
when he returned to Walker the latter
for the first time spoke and said he
wanted to lie down minute He then
got Walker some clean linen and took
him across the street to the room or the
witness. where he put him to bed. He
said that Walker appeared to be stupid,
and witness thought his hands were
broken He told of Walker complaining
| of pains In the stomach and of his CALI
ing DIR. Eghian. Witness then described
the bruises on Walkers hands and body
! and said that nothing but the hands had
been used by either combatant.
Ogden Briefs.
! ARE FOUND GU1LTY.-David Rosen,
baum and Abraham Schoenfeldt, charged
with resisting an officer, were Yesterday
found guilty by jury in the city court
They will be sentenced this morning.
PREPARES FOR NEW OFFICE.-Er-
nest p Brown. deputy county clerk. wh'
was recently elected city recorder. has
rendered his resignation to County Clerl
David Matson, in order to acquire Z
knowledge of the duties of his new po
rod inf r.fflna