The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-06
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"Hsll'' You Little
lie Said Kittsnisl,
One Oceasisl,
NUT SURE BUT THAI,
lApRlN7ED a]
Also Not at All c,s,,
He Did Not TAX, b,
Bathing.

In response to a vo,I., !.
tories propounded by Jua..
;. efs; counsel for the. pIs,,''
Nelson. president of ,hs
COMPANY, {, on the wIlnes, -.
c W. Morse's division ., +.
,rict court Friday mornin- /.
he had placed his arms -
Enorn. who ls suing him y.
ages for alleged breach =
embraced her, On dir, :
Nelson testified that he b,s
any sign OF affection for NJ
denied emphatiralIy EYER, -
she made against him a
lnation Friday, howsys, ~ v
n11 iii ne absolutely sure tis,
Nelson testified that IA !, /
recollection he had no,
Eporn. and when asked 6y -
II that were "as strong y.
willing TO make H." ba
was. Nelson also sajd V INV
or his recollection Miss M @
been seated In his lap, bni Nh y
lhis IN no more emphatic -.
Inc defense rested Friday @ IN
the case VIII be argued Mon, ~
A Gentle sa!ntaHr
The occasion when. Ns,,..
embracing Miss Eborn Ear'
when he went TO the ~
where Miss Eborn lived ~.
Nelson household. 10 sea +,
solicitation OF Mr., Andersos
saw him. Nelson testified n
ran toward him and t5rv
about his neck. whereupon 4
that he embraced her. IL
be positively sure that bs IN
her also. He admitted TINT i
with the saluiailon. "HeIle
away, how arc you?" T
When asked If this was M, (
OF a pet name Nelson df,is,-
was merely said for tbs +
signifying her running aS7r'
home.
Nelson testified that Min 4
always been honest. 10 Ms +
and had been trustyorthy ~
household. Asked why br M
$500 with which to 60 10 tbs K
she had left his home Ntr-
that he considered II his dufy
Judge Powers then asked ia
in view OF the fact that he
Miss Eborn honest. and furhr
or The fact that ne was pEr.
she was making charges aea1|
II serious nature. he deelned
TO give her money with NJ
away, In answer 20 This Nels
that he feared she would IN |
he had been informed she NJ
tempted to do. and that Cd n
her mind.
Might Have Gone Btt
7.
Nelson also admitted an cro4
ton that In spite Of his cognir
charges which Miss Eborn "a 1
against him, he took her au<
ily out 10 Saltalr that sBe 4
the children. and he was nH |
he did not even take her
After going home from th
Eborn went with Nelson a
with the children, according
testimony, and from tiItrs
that he tool: her in an eles1
bile TO The Anderson home.
that lie felt regret at lszsl1<
night. y
III The woman had fala''
you" asl;ed Judge Powers
regret leaving her that nigh:
II WAS afraid she was
mind" answered Nelson.
Patrolman John K. Hinto1
homo Miss Eborn alleges u
derwent the second operalir
hands OF DR.. W. S. Downey
by the defense and declared ~
knew Of her being at his h>
DR.. Downey testified thai
formerly worked as a don
home, but declared thai NJ
her AT the Hinton home e,
denied ever having perform
tion. On cross-Cxemiratioh
admitted tnat he was one
Seattle and one OF the al'ef
ferred against hir1 was t
performing a criminal opeIn
Mrs. Jeminah Burton. ~
Nelson. the niece Of Joseph
lived at the Nelson home
time that Miss Eborr. was
fled that she never knew ol y
.ng any affection for MIS- "a
she did for him.
Ernest Nelson, a nepaw
Nelson, testified praotlcaiIy
effect as Mrs. Burton
witnesses who were on us
lay afternoon were Attorn
line and Attorney E. A. "e'
'or the plaintiff.
With the conclusion Of us
If Mr.. WedgwocJ The defens
arguments will begin al " Y
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