Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19


Mrs. Swopo desired Mrs. Hyde Co sign
"a paper giving her share of "a $50 900
part OF The estate. originally LEFT tu AIR.
Huutou. goo Mrs Moore. sister OF
Huntun. This Mrs Hyde refused tu
do. Mrs Swopo 10 Was said thought
Dr. Hyde had advised bis wife not Co
sign the document and unbranded her.
"Dr Hyde won't let you gIyc up this
money Mrs. ~Nope was alleged Co
have hotly declared to her daughter
As matter of fact the attorney
said. Dr. Hyde never was consulted
by his wife regarding The Huntou share
of The estate.
Denial was entered by Afr Walsh
that DR. Hyde obtained the typhoid
cultures Of Dr r. L. Stewart for any
other purpose than to make "a study of
them
The typhoid epidemic iu the home of
Mrs. Logan %. Swope was due alone
90 the poor sanitary condition 0i the
property. DO was charged IL would Doe
proven. said Mr. Walsh. that Dr. Hyde
was not present at the Swopc homo
on several dates when he is alleged t0
have distributed typhoid germs
Mr.. Walsh mentioned Boo passing that
the mortality from typhoid amounts tO
about per cent
Chessing Hatred Chase Jordan. the
yard doctor Of Kansas city Kan.
oamc Boz for grilling Tho Swopo
family used vast quantities of the
sWarthy mans medicine s1id Mr.
Walsh.
pr g. IT. IMNmau declared MT
Wal-h, had approved oi inc treatment
administered to Mrs Margaret Swope
by Dr. Hyde.
Miss Lucy Ice swopc was mot
poisoned Boy Dr. hyde and sho would
tth' thg ,'an' an" swear I'D '''.. 7''"
MT Walsh.
Mi' Ndl-l Hltu "t-ah "H .''"'h
upon John q. Paxton. 'h executor on
lie SWope '.l"t'' anu N1I''I
halhe-' 'he 'hltako ,l'Iui-l "il'"
ne I'l,lI,o 10 D. n.', ,, I'l+
bi' lialu.- mao. 'n eA'ii, '''l .''4
the contents of The stomach of MAJ
gafet s"opt aul " capsule Nh''h Di.
hyde was sald To- nave ,nl'Wn away,
and reported % AIT. t"Aloh lh'Ie was
no poison ln d. Two nt.- i'.,l, l' 5.
liNde sued AIT i"N,o" ,'- f''.,O"u
TOT ahtsea H"'i. Mi aN'u. u''.
t'l'Pl"neu ny H' .N "''i' "u' -'
report that there was poison boo the
capsule ana the contents "' 'n' 9'''"-
ach
John g.. faN''n S'aI''H 'it- .lN
cost of h to he estate. F1iIinc he was
hired by Mrs. s"ope To- continue lhe
inquiry. ,..,,....
Wig Hekt'en ana bI"ubh' uLu U'is
20 make an "ulopsy on NHil'Iiia"
SWope. iu l''e o"yh iu''' il'
dependence, iht ORGANS on '.,H
fortunate boy were IeinpNeu. "' ~
gan@ were lheh carried u"es
cagu. w mar lne lHNt7lls al'u sl'|", W,
] dom now. rms otI'hu"H' u"u .,,n
deprived OF the right OF examining
these organs
Reminding tne jury Dl"l ,Ne nl wv
OF Cot SWopr was iehoN'n Wul''
frozen, and cracked 10 lhe I"lnoNaI'
Mr.. Walsh said DC W"ulu pc 'Hlpo7-
sihIc to tell rom me organ Ih lIu7
condition whether d'dih resulted from
apopleNN
The cardinal rules OF am autopsy
were violated when hot water was
poured into the body on col S"ope Pm
order Co taeiiltate lne fein'Fai "i
the organs. saId Mr. Walsh.
10 was also charged ihal me "i-
gans. upon removal were thrown
into bucket
Representatfes of br hHoe can.
upon Mt Paxton an" lhr curHi'-t ahl
were refused part of me organs OF
Col Swope said Mr walsh.
r,.,t-r.-st,,-f ,yf,r,sr---r--
"rhe testimony win show you. SAID
Ar Walsh. ~ believe. that these chem
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