The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-07

that point. He also stated that he
thought he saw some one look out of
the curtain OF The machine on the left
side. and look back. His testimony
was TO the effect, also that the Driver
store was about two hundred feet
north OF Twenty-thlrd street. He was
certain that the auto Slowed M" al
that point and came nearly TO stop
Charles Curran stated that he saw
the accident In which Mr. Faut lost
his life. In telling the story. Nj
Currsn said:
Auto Ran Over the Body
Il was out walking that evening
and had gone as far north on Wash
fngton avenue as the middle OF tho
block between Twenty-third and
Twonty-second streets. when turn
ed back and proceeded toward Twen-
ty-thlrd. When within a short dis
tance of the intersection of the two
streets, I heard some one give
scream as il frightened The sound
came from the middle of the avenue
and ] looked In that direction. I saw
an automobile coming from the cas-;
to the west side OF the street and Jus
back OF the front wheel | saw the
body OF a man that was being rolled
or dragged BY the machine. | saw
the LEFT hind wheel pass over the
body. 1t lifted the side OF the auto
mobile n little
They Looked Out Of the Machine.
The machine continued on In its
course. Notwithstanding the fact that
! and others called for them to re-
turn. | called to the machine as loud
as | could In this manner, Hey. you
come back here About one hundred
and nifty feet beyond the accident
the machine slowed up and | saw some
look around tho curtain on the left
side, back to where the man had
been run over. There were a num-
Der of people In the street at that
time and there is no question in my
mind but what they could see us.
There is not much question In my
mind but what the parties In the ma
chine heard the cry OF the man who
was run over and that they also
heard the cry OF the bystanders for
them TO come bnck They surely must
have known they had run over that
man The machine was going not
less than ten miles an hour when 1t
ian over the man
At the closing session of the in
vestigation yesterday afternoon. T.
5. Sbaughnessy and John Burton
tested that they witnessed the acci.
dent, the story they related cOrrobo-
rating the testimony of former wit
Gesses, except that, in their judg-
ment, the automobile was. travelling
at moderate rate Of speed
MIRO. Faut Identifies Clothes.
Mrs Cora Faut. the widow of the
deceased. identified the clothing that
had been brought into court by the
undertaken, as those OF her husband.
and that the man In the morgue, al
legged to have been run over by an
automobile, was her husband She
also stated that her husband wore 4
black, soft hat when he left home
Saturday afternoon. but that she had
not seen the hat since that time
Police officer Oren Hadlock stated
that, on the night of the tragedy,
Captain Brown had told him TO bring
VIII Howell and his party TO the
station; that an investigation could
be had regarding the killing OF a
man on Washing on avenue. He saw
Howell and the other boys at the NJ.
& NJ saloon on Twenty-fGth street
and that they accompanied him 10
the station He said they first went
10 the garage on Grant avenue where
the machine was left
Officer Saw the Hat.
While at the garage, Mr Hndlock
stated he observed Elliott Kennedy
holding black felt hat in his hand.
and that he saw him throw 1t, o.
pitch II. into a red automobile that
was standing not more than three
feet away. When near the police sta
lion. the witness said, Kennedy stat
ed that he had left his gloves at the
garage and that he would go back
and get them. Kennedy went back
and the others continued on TO tho
station. Howell and Kennedy were
walking together a little in front OF
the balance Of the party. when Ken
nedy said he would have to go back
after his gloves.
After arriving at the station. MIR.
Hadlock said. II dawned upon him
that the hat might have something
to DO with the accident on Washing
ton, and with this In view he re-
turned TO the garage u get IL When
he arrived at the garage, he was told
by the man having II in charge that
the fellow who threw the hat into
the red automobile had been back
and taken it away, The officer stat
ed that he called attention Of officers
above him to the hat and that he did
rot know what had been done
with It,