The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09
NELSON Gl}
WITH TH[|
Will Report sealsa
This Morning, if I'D,
Is Reached.
LAWYERS MAKE F0B,|
ARGUMENTS 10 |
Attorneys Present Th.,.
of Dispute in a.,
Addresses.

II the jury is successs,u
a verdict. Joseph Nelson. n,.''.
saltair Beach company a~s
Lake q Los Angeles RaIl,o.
and formerly cashier n, -
'ional bank will today knor
not he must make retih,'',
Emily Eborn for injuries cI,,,'
been done her through HI.
iusal to make her his vlts
averred to have promised MI
do so. Miss Eborn Is 49,,
as damages for the a,,s.a
promise. After two Of tbs
and dramatic argument, 49,.
the Third district court. Nv
powers and Judge W. Il. Ia
sentlng the piaintln and n.
respectively-the breach OF g.
went 10 the jury at 5 o'eis,'
evening. ~
II the jury reached a vsra,..
O'Clock last night. so 1, Ma,
by Judge C, w. Morse IN ~.
OF the court the case has ~
was To seal It's findings ,,t,.
court with them at 10 o'cloe, h
Ing. In the event that Il u.
bic TO arrive at a verdict Is.
Instructed TO retire for ibs a
o clock and to resume hs
at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Sums Up Miss Eboru's 4
In impressive words .Jtldpe IA
lated Miss ISborn's story M 4
Is alleged 10 have wronrrd Il
promise OF marriage. and ma.
mitted To untold outrages. M
criminal operations. that shs h
the reputation OF the man +
loved, In beautiful Language II
ers told OF Emily Eborn's IA.
seph Nelson. ~"
This was a womann
Powers. ;'living under Nelsoul
she should have had his p,oI.
her testimony goes 10 shou'
was virtuous, pure woman:
You, she was alone In the h
her virtue was all that aha h
TT Is the old story-ths /
Adam was coward enough I'd
in the garden OF Eden Sd
woman has done since The IA
ninS-shc sacrificed Herself n
she loved, With man. love
mere incident. hut with wpIn11
life. and when she Is robbed n
Is robbed of life Itself. II !sv
to criticise her. but YOU iorSs|
is a woman. and when O won|
man she often becomes hin u
the mind OF the man that ruf
God intended. ~
"The woman is the vine 81
the oak and woman cllnA n
does the vine 10 the oak I
you. woman does not loye e
the man makes advances fri.
an throws herself into q q
unless She has been lnytle1
"1'he testimony INTRODUCED
Nelson corvictS him"
For the DefmR
Attorney Ashby Snow openeI
mcnt for the defense. and II
by Judge King Painting M'<I
the blackcst of colors. Jvdg1'
clare6 that the whole ces5
scheme Of her wicked brain y
| innocent man pay her a hr
money by declaring that lle p
her under promise OF maITias
| In closing the argument TOT
Judge Powers severely arrzl2|
FOR sitting and listening 70
paint black tile character q
whom he had admitted bad
him and whom he wlongea
such affections.
Mrs. Frank Barker. formen{
phlne Martin, a domestic ln
| household at the time MISS y
there. was called In the mornl,
ness by the plaintiff. MIS- ?
brought up from a sheep can
of Taylorsville in an automo
torney ] w. Mckinney. ana
courtroom just as court was
Barker testified that she haq
bv the defense last week
testify. Her testimony W.
10 this. however, was stflss
! record. Mrs. Barker tesi1
had seen Nelson Kiss ME
that she was aware that m'>,
affections for him. T.
Miss Ebon Recall
Miss Eborn was recalled
fense endeavored TO show
made charges against olhef T.
explained how she had on "
occasions resented advahcs.
been made TO her.
BY the testimony oE Jam
| foreman of the SAT- %aIM ,I
beach. and Joseph 5; hslsn
on the Salt Lake i Los aus
the defense endeavorsc 70 ~
prescription delivered to ms
Salt Lake 6 Los Angeles J e.
person named Mrs. sru,r so,,r
Mrs. Brown at the san w., -,
Miss Eborn. under whicn ~ "a
titled that she was Know, h,
derwent the second operahass.
scription was allesea 70 Nv g.
| phoned to Il drug slore !" ~
but Dr.. Downcy was ncs
he had tclephoned II ln' =