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Answer Is Emphatic.

Before the question could be answered
The states attorney was OIL his feet with
q number of objections, lie found four
teen passages in the question To which he
excepted on tho ground tnat the state
mcnts made were not brought out In
the evidence Argument was begun on
the first of these points when Mr..
Leatherwcod suddenly changed his tao
ties and stated that TO save the many
hours lime which would be required In
thresnlng out tho manY objections he
would withdraw them all and let the
Hypothetical question eo 10 tho witness
as II was originally drawn.
Dr.. Odeil's answer was a prompt and
vigorous affirmative. Asked what was
his opinion. he stated that The supposed
man was suffering from acute alcoholic
insanits at the time ne fred the fatal
shot. He went into a technical eXplana-
tlon OF tnls form OF insanity. which Is
otherwise known as deirum trcmenE
on cross examination he said that hc
based his diagnosis on five points In the
hypothetical question. AS follows: Anx-
icty nf mind over his wife's actions:
history of alcoholism; haIlucination Of
sight: attack on "a person against whom
the subject io, no Ill VIII. and smnes la
or loss nC memory.
Dr. Odel was still on tho stand vocn
the hour for Adjournment was reached.
To facilitate tho progress Of tho trial.
the court announced that the hour Of
conveuinG would he $3.50 o'clock Instead
of 10 as formerly
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DEWEY TAKES ST AND
IN HIS OWN BEHALF
B1alnes Wife's Actions lor
His Condition at Time
of Killing.
CONTINUED from Page one.)

who had previously declined 10 cross
examine tho witness. announced his In
tcntions of subjecting him TO cross-ex-
animation.
Dewey testified that he had found
three envelopes and portions OF letters
and Identified them when handed him
by counsel They were admitted IN
evidence The paper contained what
evidently was intended as start of a
aside. one sheet OF paper contained me
following words: They say anything
that cuts. shears. etc. are bad luck ana
"ut friendship, Tho second sheet uau
the single line: They say that
After tho noon recess Dcwey's diary
was offered in evidence but an objec-
ton lo its admission Was sustained, In
a tilt between counsel. Mr.. Price stated
that Insanity was not the only line OF
defense rolled Oh by counsel
Measurements were taken OF Dewey
reach With arm and revolver cNttn6"d
and with only the forearm extended The
difference was fourteen inches.
~ 2:io O'Clock tho defense closed It's
direct, examination. After iiye ye,minu,e @
Lcathcrwood announced that there would
ho no cross examination at that time.
The direct examination had brought out
no evidence bearing directly on the Kill
ing Of Sergeant Johnston md the dis
trict attorncy could see no gain In aues-
tioning the defendant on events OF many
hours previous
Tho state tncn recalled Mrs. Dewey
for further cross -eSamination,
Did YOU detail all that happened be-
tween YOU and Dewey at the time re-
lerrcd tor was asked.
II guess 7 told all, was the answer.
Ibid you tell Dewey in April, 1870
that you had gone 20 Ogden and reg
lstered at a hotel in company with n
man.
The witness hcsitated and was re-
minded that she. was not required to
answer discriminating questions. II don't
recall telling INV husband tnat," was the
final answer, 'I was In Ogden in May.
going there to see 4 lady friend. and
spent night az hotel" Witness de-
Med registering in company with man
as man and wife.
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Major King Testihes.

-Four witnesses. other than Dewey. his
wife and DR.. Ddell we're on the stand
during the progress uf yesterdays pro-
ceedines. Major Samuel \. King tnsr,-
fed OF DcHev's actions i'm lElko, New.
jIlst before his return to Salt Lake
Witness said that the defendant was
greatly intoxicated. especially during the
last two weeks OF OILS stay and fire.
duentlr was M all night driuicing was
greatly worried and apparently under a
severe strain
Sam :. Porter OF the Kenyon hotel
and r. J. Jeffs. former employers OF
Dewey. Testified as to the good reputa-
tioD borne bf tho defendant. y. G. PEN
rose; newspaper reporter. was recalled
to the stand and Identified fash light
portrait 81 Dewey taken the morning of
The shooting
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DIED.

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oRpER OF NOTICE THEREON.

District Of Utah,
On this 18th day of December. 4. u.
1911 on reading the foregoing petition It
is ordered by the court that a hearing
be had upon the same on the 30th dag OF
December. A. d. 1911. before said court
at Salt Lake City. In said district at 10
o clock In the forenoon and that notice
thereof be published in The Sal; Lake
Tribune. a newspaper printed in said dis
trict, and that all known creditors arj
othcr persons in interest may appear at
Tie said time and place and show, cause.
if any they have. why the prayer OF the
said petitioner should not he granted.
And It is further ordered by the cour;
that the clerk shall send by mail TO ali
known creditors copies of said petition
and this order. addressed 10 them at their
places or residence stated.
Witness the Honorable John A. Mar
shall Judge of the said District Court
and the seal thereof. At Salt Lake city
In said district, on the 18th day OF Uecem-
Der, a, u. 1911.
Attest:
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ISeal OF CourD Clerk.
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CARD Or THANKS.

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Altrce desire TO express their heartfelt
thanks to those kind friends who ST. ably
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States FOR the District or
Utah in the matter of Joseph s. An
dcfson, bankrupt No. 1861 In bank
ruptcy: Petition for discharge
To the Honorable John A. Marshall Judge
of the District Court OF the United
States for the District of Utah:
Joseph a. Anderson, OF Salt Lake CITY.
in the county Of salt Lake and state Of
Utah. in said district, respectfully repre-
sents that ON the 17th day OF October last
past he was duly adiudged bankrupt
under the acts OF congress relating 10
bankruptcy; that ho has duly surrendered
all his property and rights Of property and
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court touching his bankruptcy.
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his estate under said bankrupt acts, eX,
cept such debts as arc excepted 10y law
from such discharga
Dated this I1th day OF December 4
u. 1911. JOSEPH 4. ANDERSON
Bankrupt
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ISeal OF CourD Clerk
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SELECT CHICAGO AS
~
CONVENTION PLACE
Republicans VIII Meet to
Nominate Presidential
Ticket June 18.
Continued from Page one.)

TpnOrtS ana cNDi3lDtu 'llt -
nv Senator Pcnrose OF PENNSYLVANIA
which overconcs the conflict between the
call and the South c1ako,as sko,a iam must he he
chosen thirty days before the convcn-
ton and the South Dakota law tiXcs June
as the date or the primary. Tho Pen
rose amendment valves tho rule in the
John w Blodgett OF Michigan said tnat
II the call included the Boral, primary
bear on many states for primaries.
Mr. Vorys Of Ohio. the presidents :
spokesman. contendcd that the Ohio prt.
mary law provided for the election OF
district delegates but there was no pro-
vision for delegates at large.
Borah is Defeated.
After Senator Borah had replied to
various criticisms Of his primary pro
vision his report was defeated. ~ 10
Z, aud the majority report was adopted
1inanimously. The seven who voted TOT
The primary plan were Cavender. Colo
RADIO: Dupont. Delaware: Borain, Idaho:
Ilosewater Nebraska; Williams. Oregon
Thorson, South Dakota. and Rogers. WIS
consn.
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Chicago. No speaker appeared for But-
falo or Cincinnati and Mayor Fred II.
Elrismsn withdrew the name OF st.
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den and Fred W. Uphnm Of Chicago.
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Lyon OF Texas. and the votes for Den
yer were cnst hy Caycnder. Colors co
Scott. West Virginia; Borah. Idaho;
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ti'icS Of delegates already selected In
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ITALIANS SEEK TO
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TURKISH GARRISON
Force Advancing Into lnte-
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Raiders.

TRIPOLI. Oct. IAN italian force
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landed, and has since seriously ha-
rassed the latter by series of almost
nightly raids on the outposts.
An .Italian statement has been issued
that yesterdays bombardment by the
fleet Of the towns of Derna and HONS
was not wanton, as the Turks represent,
but that when landing was attempt
ed the Turkish garrisons ashore fired
into the pinnaces, which made 1t neces-
sary to DESTROY their earthworks and
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into the interior.
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The Turkish fleet having been defnite-
ly located in the Dardanelles. a sharp
lookout is being kept by Italian cruis-
ers lest 1t attempt a dash into the
Mediterranean.
The town of Benghazi was bombarded
and then occupied by italian troops to-
day.