The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-24

the coat?' he asked. "Only one spo
on that coat was analyzed.that wa
blood. You know what kind Of blood
| 1t was. -
Mr.. Farnsworth went into n detailed
| analysis of A s. Rollo IS testimony, de
| claring that it was corroborated at ev
cry salient point by oral witnesses ant
by the mute testimony of the cab anC
OF Whites body.
Iaklng up the matter of motive
he said, that 1T was necessary to lool
Tor tall man, wearing n dark over
coat, and who had motive. With
any one of these circumstances the
finger of suspicion might be pointed
at man. but when they were com
blned the accusation was too power
full to be resisted. He then reviewed
the testimony concerning tho burglary
charge and 1nlow's fear that White
would send him to the pententiary by
his testimony, and then declared that
this furnished the motive,
Abbott Is Assailed.
"Add to this the blood on his over
coat. What else do we want7" he
asked.
The testimony of E. W. Abbott was
referred to in a scathing manner.
cit would have been better, more
sportsmanlille, to have kept that man
off the stand,'' Farnsworth said.
White is dead and in his grave. The
only thing left to him by the brute
who took his life is his name. And
they come here and put such stuff in
here to tarnish the dead mans name,
Counsel should be ashamed to put
stuff in here In such way.
I'LL j. ,l. Nc H.
wife were reviewed iii detail, and all
of these, Mr.. Farnsworth declared,
pointed TO the careful preparation
that Inflow made fir his crime. All
pointed to his guilt and to his plans
TO evade suspicion. By their very
elaborateness, and by their weakness,
too. he asserted, they pointed to his
guilt and had caused his undoing.
After Inflow and his wife were lost
sight of, about midnight, Mr.. Farms
worth said that the next seen of them
was when they were boarding the
street car nearest the scene of the
their movements as related by the
witnesses, and then turned his atten
tion to the escape from Jail.
Escape Mentioned.
"'Then there's the escape he said.
"a Any man who is worth his salt would
wish to stay and protect his good
name.
"Why did Caleb A. Inflow try to
break jail7 What construction can be
placed upon that attempt7
"I will refer to that later and the
means employed by him in that at
Lempt-his sisters little girl"
Mr.. Farnsworth referred to the tos
,imony Of State Chemist Herman
Harms, and said that while Mr..
Tense TO tell the Jury his best ludg-
nent as to what kind of blood it was
IN the overcoat, the Jury knew.
Returning to Mrs. Inlow's alleged
1art. Mr.. Farnsworth said that by the
.estImonv Of many witnesses she was
seen waiting for Whites cab and
~ould have none other. He demanded
he defense to answer whv that was.
She entered his cab and was driven
lway just a few minutes before
White s death. She was the wife of
he man in the long, black coat who
lad inquired so pcrsistcntly concern
ng White earlier in the night.
HWas there any evidence of White IS
alleged friendship for Inflow when In
ow looked for him the whole evening
Ind did not know him from his day
lriverG Is there anything more nat
lral than Iplow telling his lawyer that
White was his friend, while he was
flaming and plotting for Whites
leath?'
Had Good Friends.
Mr.. Farnsworth declared that In
ow had good friends here, the Sny-
lers, at whose home he had q room.
lie asked why he had taken a room
n downtown rooming house and why
Ie had registered under an assumed
lame. because he wanted a place
asy of access from the cars at Main
md Second South street to which he
ould come after he had murdered the
,oy,N Mr.. Farnsworth said. IF Inflow
lid not want his trends to know he
lad stayed at such a rooming house,
yhy not have left the fictitious name
IN the register? Why erase it and thus
W his actions rivet attention upo1
limself, IT was one of many weak
'laces in Inlows plans, Mr.. Farms
worth said,
"Thst boy. unsuspecting his fate,
vss lured to that lonely spot and shot
Ike dog" Mr.. Farnsworth said
: The inhuman brute who committed
hat murder was not content with
beat that bov with a heavy,
,luut instrument while he was dying.
It after he was dead
Refers to Statement.
Mr.. Farnsworth referred to Inflow S
written statement to the chief of police,
which Inflow afterward destroyed, but
which was patched together during the
rial. He pointed to 1nlow's reference
o n. Thompson, named by Inflow as q !
nan he met at about the time the mur-
.er was committed. Thompson was
lever located. Inflow did not make good
rs declaration that he would show an
.libi.
'What about Inlow's statement to
sheriff Sharp that he would explain
III about the blood spot on the over.
oat7n Mr., Farnsworth said. "Has it
,een explained? What witnesses have
cstified?'
Laying aside all question Of motive,
Ir. Farnsworth said that if il could be |
that 10000 bloodthirsty gun
nen were seeking Whites life. how |
vonld any Of them know Just where he |