The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-07

Kansas City, March ii. T. Cudl-
hy. the millionaire society leader and
clrO man, who early yesterday HDrL-
ing assaulted Jerc =. IilllS. bank
president and club man aud former
Intimate friend OF Cudahy. will be N.
rriGned In police court one week from
today on the charge. It was an
nounccd last night that Cudahy would
BE- arTaigned this morning. but.
through an agreement between his
lawyers and the authus:Ucs. the hear
ing was postponed for one week
Frank Walsh. Cudahy's attorney.
said this morning he did not know
whether or not his client had left the
city
Il have no idea where Mr Cwdahy
is. said Mr., Walsh,
No information could be secured at
at the Cudahy home at 100 East Thir.
ty-siXth street Members of the fam
ily refused to be seen and the SERVANTS
referred callers 20 their employers
attorneys.
Al the Coates hotel where Mr.
Cudahy spent the greater part OF yes
terday. no information as to his
whereabouts could be secured.
Attendants at ST Mary's hospital,
where Mr. LIllis was taken yesterday
morning. stated today that the wound
ed man was resting easily.
The prosecuting attorney an
nounced this morning that no state
warrant had been issued for Cudahy.
Extreme reticence was a marked
characteristic of every one connected
with the case today.
Judge w. F. Johnson, attorney for
| Mr I.ilis. said he had not seen Mr.,
Llllis since last night.
Il called up the hospital Oh the
telephone said mdge Johnson. and
the attendant said Mr. LillIs was rest.
ing easy"
"A statement from MIR Lillis would
be appreciated suggested a ncwspa-
per man.
i don't believe Mr.. LIllis would
care to make a statement at least not
now replied Judge Johnson. In
fact. | don't believe he is 10 shape to
talk much He has q severe cut or
! bruisc across his lips that makes
1t difficult fr him to speak.
II was rumored early I'm the day
that Mr. LillIs had died OF his INJURIES,
but this proved untrue At II o'clock
he was reported by the hospital Off
cialS 10 have improved Tho exact
nature OF his wounds could not be
learned, as neither his physician, tho
nurses. nor hospital physicians would
discuss this phase of the case. In fact.
every one connected with the case
who could lie reached displayed a de-
sire to dismiss the matter
nf O
Western Exchange bank. OF which Mr..
Lilhs is president. said:
II believe the whole thing has been
exaggerated grossly. am quite sure
Mr.. Lillls' condition IS not Il, all seyi-
GUS
II was stated Mr. I,illis would not
prosecute MIR Cudahy.
Assistant County Prosecutor lost
said he was investigating the case.
but had not gone far enough into it TO
be able to state what the attitude OF
the state would be. He said no for
, nal complaint against Cudahy had
been filed in the prosecutors Office
Although newspaper mon werc un.
able to obtain an audience with Mr.
Cudahy. 1t was learned he had held
long conference with his attorneys at
the apartments oi Alex New his at.
toTney.
Frank p. Walsh is associated with
Mr. Now I'm the case, but he. too, was
Teucent. Tho two attorneys were
found In MIR Walsh's office, and when
Mr. Walsh was asked for statement
he said:
See Judge New He is Mr. Cud-
ahy's attorney. Step right in TO nv
private office there and see him; /
have nothing to say about the case"
Judge New was equally non-com-
mun!oative.
Yes, am associated with Mr.,
Walsh in representing Mr. Cudahy"
said he. but | have absolutely moth
ing to say"
WIN Mr. Cudahy make a state
ment about his triuble with Mr..
Llllis?" Mr. New was asked.
Mr. Cudahy will make no state
ment for publication" he replied.
Mr. New said he did not know
whether or not the state would issue
a warrant for Mr. Cudahy's arrest
score Of newspaper mon sought
Mrs Cudahy at the packers palatial
home in the South Side. in an at
tompt to get a statement OF the affair
from her
Maid Saw the Struggle,
John Moss. the Cudahy chauffeur.
who was with Cudahy during the NJ.
fair last night. was not to be found
today.
A maid was the only one who would
appear at the Cudahy home In answer
TO rings at the door bell She said
she knew nothing Of the Whereabouts
OF Moss.
The maid tnllInr Of the affair snid