Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-12
AS Young Irish Lace Maker Made
Her Way Through Corridors
Of Criminal Court Building.
SOME DAMAGING EVIDENCE.
Detective Joseph Kinder Examined
Bathroom and Transoni--Dusto on
Latter WAS Not Disturbed.

4 2 ID Ia q les the
Young Irish IA coma " he gsss'
$tllat a charge OF theft placed against
her is part Of a conspiracy to drive her!
into white slavery was clleered to-
day as she rnade her way. alone ne
through the cotrid ors of the criminal
court building The crowd extended
from the street to the! doors Of
lJIldge Brentano's courtroom. IT, was
there merely to catch II (, lilnIse OF the
defendant, forNJ Judge Brentano has or
dered TINT none but those directly
interested in tho trial be adnlitted.s One
man wedge in tie crowd tainted from
the heat. Several shouldered their way
ltoaNTissS Gingles, side and spoke words
of encouragement. The girl seemed
much pleased at the reception 5ac-
corded her yesterday al the Garfield
boulevard Presbyt church where
she was introduced from the pulpit3
by the pastor and where IS go for her
defense was raised. 5ss5
5 a5 sIGNARD4 soRENsEN,
The first witness today was s;igyard
Sofensen, an elllSloye of the New berry
library. He was called for the plr-s
pose OF refuting Miss Gingles, state
lnent that she read the papers at the
library on j anuary4, last. She stated
on the stand that she read the! adYer-f
tisements of4positions. = NJ ~ 3S a
X We do not have. teNspa for the 4
use of the public, said Mr.. s5orenscn.
get the papers 1uarterly and then
they are bound up in big volumes. w A
do not get them daily
& On cross examinationSby Mr.. O'Ioon-
nell, representing the defendant. Mr.
Sorenson stated that there We're tables
in the reference room where the public
could read newspapers.
MRS. EDNA w #.
Z edna Wolf, nlatron at the I,asallc
street railway station, told of two in
terVieWss which She had With M ISIS g ip-$
giles in January subsequent to the first
alleged attack and prior to the Yelling
ton hotel mystery. Al
on the first visit to the depot Mrs. w off
found the lacemaker in! the women s
waiting room She complained of feel
ing faint Mrs. WOLF had iforg otten the
incident when Miss Cling les reap RED
a week later and reintroduced herself.
asked her what j. could do for her
and She said she had been arrested on
complaint of Miss Agnes 3arrette. She
said she had been bound and cut in
the WELLINGTON hotel and her clothes
taken 81 way. asked her If there was
any suggestion OF white slavery made
to5her and she said there had not been.
she said Miss Rarrette abused her be-
cause she would not give up her secret
of lacetnaking. .bs q z {.
ANYTHING I could do for her; and she 4
said. We'll. If anybody comes here tel.
them YOU found me weak and hungry.
I haven II eaten for three days. 4 told
her / would ,saySnothing except about
her first visit when she a ppeared tsse ~
About an hour alter she a appeared sSvltn
a stout woman. The woman assoc '',s
rae lie it were true that Ella rad been
at the station ana was suffering from
:,yea k ness due to lack of f od. 81
Mr.. O,DonneIl then cross-eSanlneds
the witness. y.
s"Did ella tell you anything about
being taken from her home by two
women? z"
e..s, she said NJ iss Barrette and am NJ,
other woman had taken u her laces
and had then taken her to the hotel.
you mentioned white slavery Y
Yes: we always ask young women
,,sh,, come to. the depot and seem to be-
lost whether anyone had approached
them
f as it then so prevalent that YOU
question all friendless girls who seek 4
your. assistance y y
Did Ella know what white slavery
meant a.
Yes
DETECI,IyylI g efsNt,E
Detective Joseph Kinder gave evil
#dence damaging to Miss Ginglets nara
tive Of the attack in the bathroom, He.
said:
I'VE examined the bathroom, the
transon1 and Miss Barfette's room The
lock had not been tempered with and
the ledge OF the transoiM was covered