The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-28
II. but so far as ] saw there was no
apoplexy signs replied the witness.
Not Natural Death.

apopleAy signs, replied the witness
Not Natural Death.
Was there anything about the organs
that would make you believe Colonel
SwoPe died a natural DEATH
There was not.
In a conversation with Dr. Hyde on
January II. testified DR. Saewart. the
defendant told him he had found no time
10 experiment with the germs. so he had
given up his proposed investigation.
Attorney Walsh took the witness for
cross examination.
Dr Hyde told Or Stewart on Decem-
her 81, according 10 the witness. that
while he had found no time 20 make any
extended tests with the germs. he had
been "fooling around with them"
on rebuttal Mr., Atwood asked:
why did you 60 TO the office TO ex-
anime these typhoid tubes?'
typhoid in the swopc house" answered
the witness.
Mr. Walsh took the witness again.
The so-called banquet al n hotel on
! the night OF Chrlsmsn Swopes death was
i'm reality lunch of sandwiches and beer
and other light repast. said the. witness
in answer to Mr.. Walsh's question.
The defense tried TO prove that there
was n large number OF tubes containing
germs in Or Hydes office. DR.. Sacwar rt
said he saw only the tubes he gave Dr.
| Hyde
Mr.. Walsh asked n Colonel swope', $
aorta was hardened and Dr. Stewart said
he thought probably 1t was
MISS S1cIla SWOpe LOOK inc NllUtSS
stand AT $40 o'clock
She told of Or. Hyde bringing drinking
water TO the Swope house.
The candy incident was taken up.
Did you eat any of tho candy DIR.
Hyde gave you?" asked Mr.. Conklins.
II did" she answered.
did you offer any OF the candy 10 Dr.
Hyde and his wife,
did they eat any of it"
No sir. they refused tt
The girl could not remember exactly
how long It was after she ate the candy
that typhoid fever attacked her
Miss Van Nuyes, nurse. was the next
witness.
Remanded to Jail.
Dr. b. c. iIyde's bond Of 100000 was
| revoked and the physician was placed in
| The county Jail by the order of Judge
| Latshaw at the close OF the criminal
court session tonight, This action means
| Jhat DR.. Hyde must remain In prison un
| III he Is declared innocent by jury, OF
! is permitted by the court 10 furnish a
| new bond.
The action OF the court was due to the
nature Of the evidence presented by the
| state against DIR. HYDE. without noi-
| Tying anyone OF his intention. Judge Lat
| shaw summoned County Marshal Joel 3.
| Mayes into the courtroom after the jury
| had been removed. and said; In view
| OF the testimony thus far given In the
| trial the court Is constrained to say
| that IL amounts 10 a presumption that.
| under the law deprlves the defendant OF
! the right to go on the bond. and he is
| hereby remanded To the custody OF the
| marshal"
Mrs. Hyde stared nj the Judge as he
| spoke and when he had finished she
| threw her arms about her husband $ neck
| and sohbed Historically,
Mrs. Logan o. Swope arose from heI
seat and hurried from the courtroom as
| soon as she understood the import oil
the judges words Later. when she met
Mrs Hyde standing with an attorney in
| the hall sobbiDg, she passed by quickly
boarded her automobile and went home
| Scarcely had the court ceased speak
| Ing when Attorney John Jones repre-
sentinS DR., Hyde, had the following
| statement entered in the record;
"'rhe defendant maintains and alleges
| the remandirg OF him TO the county jail
| pending the trial Of his case Will have
| the effect Of preJudiclng his right before
| the Jury. II being construed as declara
| ton on the part OF the court against
| his interest, and leading the jury TO oo-
lieve he Is guilty of the offense charged
and asks the court TO resclnd the order
! upon that ground.
| 1.-THE defendant will not be locked with
| the Jury. nor In the same place With
| them and the knowledge cannot come &c
the jury from anything that the court
| can prevent" answered Judge Latshaw
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