The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-22
has School Teacher on
|ituess Stand Tells of
| Cowardly Attack of
Five Men.
tIpHIC RECITAL OF
|fHE BRUTAL ASSAULT
.PIot of Many Men Against
Lone Woman Unveiled
10 Indignant Pub
lie Gaze.

Scol.N CENTEE, Kan. Nov. 21.--
his was Mary Chamberlain S
as In court in the tar party case,
|YsshS three OF the men accused
" complicity In attacking her on
(try rosd north OF Shady Bend on
Ia Of October Z and in a crowded
sfe told OF her terrifying expert
faey was dramatic for Its sim
b She gave a coherent narrative
bwsode In a low. even voice. Not
~ she entirely lose her self-con-
Se did she speak with any feel
|Etst the defendants. Had she
|kinng Of the experiences OF some
Snon, she could not have been
rghrut the time she was on the
fs addressed the jury, and every
= gave hsr story the closest at
= on cross-eXanlinatlon her story
aiken.
|s% OF men. the majority whom
Fftded every session OF the trial
Ne that they might be present
~ recited her story, strained
ia In an effort 10 catch every
p carcfully avoided making any
wnight interrupt her Perhaps
= persons We'd with one an
Et Of The doors for places near
pc, in the hope OF Catching e
ar.tastimpny
kds examination lasted about
aFT. The defense reserved the
SrLl her later. With the com
Tier testimony the state rested
The defense Immediately be-
Examination OF witnesses and ten
~ ouestioncd when adjournment
"a tonight
ldls Story,
ni NOT the freshness OF Miss
saIn's story that held the inter
- ihrong. for she told little that
Known. Her narrative set forth
HSard Ricord. a village barber
Der Into the country ON the pre-
going 10 Il dance. his alleged
iDd their decision to return home
'usn they had gone a short dis
party OF five masked men
her from the buggy, while
isn. and the subsequent pour,
lay on her body and limbs by
II Woile others rubbed il In with
A'ns, how by this experience shc
e'ae'cd mcoqscious and latcl
y ''hd herself being driven home
"mpaniou who had deserted her
'he tar chung 10 her body 10!
'ar The attack.
Ad she failed To recognize any
s'ailsn,s, The different View,
y The plaintiff and al least one
oeIendants regarding The cage
Z" p'einly when the defense Of
~ testimony OF James Booze, {
,u'ss after Miss Chamberlain haC
neT dramatic story. Boozr
g.,
lssrc.
cid YOU wish TO so?" ne va
Y Prosecutor McCanlcs.
~ wanted 10 see the fun" n
WI YOU mean the process Of put
VI Ni&s Chamberlain"
/" under arrest. but not on tria
ri are:
eisTk. y. n. simms aud job,
"a'esd with conIplicity in tn
s,"''n'' The first defendant I
shd. testified regarding con
n al the mill.
80 them say ii vas the inteu
= uup Mary and Ed" he SAID
NJ emerson said it was the pIa
"e couple In a compromisin
We designated place"
'sd to Spot.
I,,s ne Spectators. VINO crowdc
VI space in the courtroom
shh oa'niessly. Miss Chambcrlal
aod a''e a"n'''e detail tho story thg
women in this and adiojnlr
oolh dreaded and enxiousl
s about her employment
4 loz. 'nady Bend. Miss chambo
sea into her story
,a, ohe Gail you up or Ausu
~, "a d, Rlcord. she replied.
did he ssy?p
t,a INC a little bit and th,
Alsd a dance al Beverly al
, - ,,." TO 90 with him, lie ga
n a,- - and told him won
, at,sa 'scd about $50 O'Clock q,
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