The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-12
FURNISH BOND
FOR MRS. Inflow

Mrs. Genevieve Inflow, wife of Ca
leb A. Inflow convicted murderer O
Thomas e. White was released iron
the county jail yesterday morning OF
$4,000 bond. The surety for her ap
pearance was signed by Ernest Kur2
Annie Simmons, David Mcdonald ant
Edward W. Evans.
Following her release, Mrs. lnlog
made a detailed Statement, OF heI
movement on October 4, 1912, during
the night Of which the murder was
committed.
Pertinent points of hee, statement
are that her husband had induced
her to meet him down town during
the evening Of October 4; that she
did engage Whites car and on her
husbands instructions drove to the
Schneider residence, he having said
that he wished to talk over the burg.
larry charge with the chauffeur; that
she came home in the street car after
having been driven to the Schneider
home; that the first she knew of the
crime was the next morning when she
was told while in the law office of
Attorney A. b. Irvine that her hus-
band had been arrested.
l npfhanrn,A,
The order of release was issued by
Judge F. C. Loofbourow in the dis.
Tlct court, the amount OF the bond
having been fixed several months ago
by Judge 7. ID. Lewis, but never fur.
nished until yesterday. Mrs. Inflow
Is charged with completely in the
murder for which her husband has
been sentenced to life Imprisonment.
Talk OF dismissing the charge against
her has been INDUCED in frequently
though the district attorney said yes.
terday he could make no statements
In relation to the matter yet.
News that her Imprisonment OF
eight months was at an end was
Drought to Mrs. Inflow as she was
scrubbing the floor of her cell. Mrs.
Jessie Davis, sister OF the accused
woman ran all the way to the coun.
~ jail from the court room to &C.
quaint her with the good news.
Mrs. Inflow left the county Jail at
1880 o'clock accompanied by her
attorneys and her sister. She went
Immediately to the home of the LAT.
ter at the corner of Fifth South and
Second East streets half block from
the county jail Mrs. Inflow was dress
ed In neat blue dress and a small
black hat. Her face was flushed with
the excitement Of freedom.
viii Not Aid Inflow
Mrs. Inflow refuses to make any
statement whatever concerning her
future action, only saying through her
sister that she will take no steps
whatever looking to securing a par.
don or parole for her husband.
From the time OF her arrest last
october Mrs. Inflow had been con.
hned continuously with the exception
OF the occasions on which she was Ia.
Ken into court She was taken to the
county Jail from the city Jail October
y, eight months ago yesterday.
Mrs. lnlow's statement follows:
l came to Salt Lake City on the
afternoon Of October 4, 1912 with my
husband from Bingham. He was to
hold conference with Attorney A.
b. Irvine the following morning in
reference to charge that had been
MED against him in which It was
claimed that he had taken some ore
specimens from certain house in
salt Lake City. We were to meet in
the Office OF Attorney Irvine the fol.
lowing morning at IL o'clock at which
time my husband was to have a mum.
Der OF his witnesses present.
In company with Mr.. Inflow and his
adopted daughter ! went to a room.
ing house on East Second South
street. where We engaged Il room. La.
ter ! told Mr.. Inflow that It was an
inside room and that there was foo
much noise to suit me.
Later he told me to take the LITTLE
girl This adopted daughter) to the
schneider home. This was after we
mad had supper at some restaurant
and after we had visited a picture
show. S'
My HUSBAND to,d ma