Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-22
Nurse Anna Houlihan Supplement-
ed II With Vivid Illustration of
How Her Patient Acted.
DESCRIBED HIS CONFUSION
His Head Drew Back, His Arms
Doubled Up. Ills Whole Body
shook Violently.


the action OF her patient. Miss Anna
Houlihan, nurse. today began az the
Hyde murder trial the story OF the
death OF Crisman Swope.
Or. Hyde is Indicted ON the charge
OF numbering him It was Miss HouI-
han who Jed the strike OF the nurses
ugIinst Dr. Hyde at the suope house
last Dec. Us. She is "a little black haired
woman Of positive manner ot speech.
People are being murdered in this
house, She is said Go have declared %
Dr Twyman. iu speaking OF her sus-
pic.ons ot pr Hyde. and after she had
stated her position firmly she put ON
her coat and hat and said she or Dr.
Hyde must leave tho house Dr. Hyde
left and Mrs Hyde went with him.
The description OF the CONFUSION
suffered hy Crismdu Swope. following
the administering of "a capsule by DR.
Hyde was similar to that which Miss
Keller gave yesterday of the attack OF
Col SWope under similar circumstances.
CROss-EAMINATION RESUMED
Cross examination OF Miss Pearl KEEL
boz the criminal court by Atty. Frank
T.. Walsh today Mr. Walsh indicated
before the opening OF court that his
Interrogation would be somewhat eN-
tended
During the entire afternoon session
yesterday AR Walsh questioned Miss
Keller The examination Of the Wit
ness - necessarily Ions. as she has
testified az four different hearings She
has baar hHftrs fine Grand f.rrs- fT. mo
tariai court which investigated in be-
half Of Or Hyde's libel suit. the coro-
ner's jury. and the criminal court
Miss Keller Is recognized as the
states premier witness in the hearing
Mrs. Hyde will be used by the defense
in an attempt 10 refute Miss Keller's
testimony Thus the whole fight cen
ters down TO battle between the two
women.
Nrs Hyde Is sen versed ln every
angle OF her husband's case and ID
lending much aid 10 his lawyers. especi-
ally in the examination 81 Miss Keller
She has had her chair moved forward
in the courtroom so that she Is at the
elbow OF her husbands counsel
Little Roadway was made by Mr.
Walsh yesterday when he attempted TO
entangle Miss Keller The witness ad-
mltted on the stand that she had made
a careful study Of what her testimony
in the case would be as soon as the
investigation began She retired 90 her
room and wrote a history OF the case
Tor her own reference before she ever
gave word OF testimony at any place
she said
Asked IL Col Swope took the strych-
nine tonic three times a day. Miss KEEL
Ter said she never testified that ho ala.
Mr. walsh then read from the deposi-
ton Of the nurse:
ia.
a day"
n may have said that" said Miss
Keller. but my chart will show the
tonic was not administered three times
n dav I gave Col Swope his medicine
as often as he would take st."
Mr. walsh completed his examination
OF Miss Keller In less than an hour
Atty Reed took the witness.
WAS Mrs Hyde present when Dr.
HYDE asked you 90 use your influence
in having him appointed administrator
OF the estate2' was asked.
"She came into our presence twice,
answered the witness.
when she appeared, Or Hyde ccas-
cd speaking
BLEEDING OF JAMES HUNTON.
Albert NJ. OFT. an attorney and BANK
or OF independence, succeeded Miss
Keller on the stand His testimony COR
rob0rated Miss keilers story OF the
bleeding Of James Moss Hunton by by.
Hyde
times Co stop the now and then Mrs.
Hyde implored him 90 close the In
cision. said the witness
cross questioning OF MI Ott by Atty
walsh developed the fact that MIS-.
Hyde held Hunton's head 10 her arms
throughout the operation.
"a. D.. Hr... @
Mrs Hyde 20 tears This Be- the first
time chat she has given way tO nor
emotion since the trial opened Be
tween Mrs Hyde and Hunton there
was "a peculiar and strong bond OF
friendship During the entire time OF
the opening breach between Mrs.
Swope and Mrs Hyde over the latter's
marriage 90 the physician, Hunton
never gave evidence OF favoring either
PARTY. more than the other RE lived
al the Swope home and often visited
with the Hydes II was largely due
% his influence that friendly relations
were restored.
Uncle Moss as he was called. was
considered iu the light Of a parent 90
dren after the death Of their father
no years ago.
Miss Anna Houlihan. who nursed the
typhoid patients In the SWope home.
was tho next witness called.
over the protest OF Or Hyde's c0un-
sell. the witness began an account of
the death OF Chrisnan SWope
Tho court advised the Jury that IN
case testimony about this death did
not tend t0 prove motive ON the part
~ Dr. Hyde In the alleged murder 0f
COL Swope. the evidence would be- or
dered excluded
Dr. Hyde ordered the three nurses
in the residence TO lend their care 90
an OF the patients in the house. she
said This course was objected to by
the nurses. testified the witness. be
cause thcy did not believe they would
be able TO care as well FOR the patients
in this manner as they would II each
attended Go one person They also felt.
she said that by following the suggss-
tion of Or Hyde II would be difficult
10 keen the record straight
Or Twyman was IN charge OF The
patients" said Miss Houlihan but We
felt that Or. Hyde. as a sou-in-law OF
Mrs Swope. represented her.
NURSES CHARTS
The nurses charts In the case OF
Chrisman Swope wene introduced az
evidence.
They showed several nurses had made
entries in them.
Miss Houlihan said that on the night