The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-03-04

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all
Hye said that he had lived in Idaho
some ~ years; that he had followed
INNING merchandise, saloon and stas e
business at Elk City at vartous ner-
GUS HuriHg that time. that he is a
Years Of axe, that he was born in
''o'e lsland' where his father was also
"''"' and that his mother was born IN
Ireland
he said that he and Miss Alma
''H'.d were married in Spokane in
''l'ember 1907. and that their baby
''S was bora on january D. 1914. He
a"i1 that his wife was % ycars of aee
"' enc time 81 her deatr
TOOLS IN EVIDENCE.
40 llhs r~ht in the testimony of
Ihe deiendant the syrngeS. rubber ANA
"Ntf ~lieuts introduced an evil
'enoe and which had been referred ia
'l "r~'"sS's' and declared to be aboI-
non tools" We're again eNhibitea ami
the defendant questioned ,...,r.si,,,,
Them He declared in response to o,.,s-
IONS oy judge ". n. Scales OF the de-
''"se, uhat several of the articles he
""Beo To Mrs tiye, nlat one on TWO
"aa been lett al their htnue by "A nty.
tlf
'"o'n he had never seen untn rhee were
,''st SHOWN at the present trial lie
"eiFeG ever having committed an abar-
non upon his wife Mr. Hye said that
ne and his wife We're very affection,,ta
IN their regard Tor and treatment If
each other, that lac wrote TO her overv
"'| "hile at stites ana taat she wrote
about once a week
MI ffNasa aff.pt3...
Tie Two Wgls one signed by himsalf
ana one 10y Mrs iIye. each wilpng am
property 10 the oaher. and dated Ann
uS' oil last year. lie said they were
the result Of a mutual agreement mad,
sevenaI years ago but never fulfEllesi nm.
I'll last August He said that Mrs
Hye expressed preference far havin,
Hush Kennedy as witness of the
win rather than John Harris. "a youns.
man III tlk
TELLS STORY OF KILLING.
IL was on September 9. l914. Nj
Hye said. chat he first had reason n
suspect his wife of inftdelity ana init
macy with Hugh Kennedy. This sns
lHcion grew oWt Of remark he said
nus whe made to him that day when
ne ana bis wife were together in the
made being about Kennedy ana or n
character that would strongly Indicate
intimacy With Kennedy lie said that
"s asked his wife to explain. which she
dm, Ire declared claiming thai a Ger
tam married woman OF ELK CITY had
impaired 10 her the supposed knowledge.
upon which the alleged remark mad
been based Mr. Hye said he believed
her NJ
her to promise at that time, which he
sald she did, that SHE would never ad-
amt Hugh Kennedy at the home again.
Mr. Hye said that soon after he
rode from EhS city to News some on
Ihe stage Kennedy was driving and that
on chat "trip he told Kennedy never to
so TO The hye home again Hye says
hat Kennedy sald lie would obey Mr..
tlyes wishes 10 this respect
RETURNED TO ELK AGAIN.
Hye testified THAT he went back to
lJik again on, September f8 HE said
ne left dis horse in gulch. hid his
saddle in tile brush and sat down on
a hillside in view I'd his home and
watched the house untm dark About
II O'Clock uhAt night, Ire SAID. lie went
to the house, knocked and was admit
~ ~ h4fN NiAN. iiitS tAGidfN@tu TIE
usual greetings he testified and when
he went into the bed room ire said that
The bed appeared as If two persons had
occupied il lie suspected uhat such
Was The case and so stated to his wife.
who, he says. denied such to be a fact
He SAID be was enore suspicious than
eyer and told her at that time if
there had been any uhing wrong going
a. il,
he would go away, that ne would give
her the home and property and every
thing except The baby and leaVe Elk
City. Mrs. Hye assured him that he
was tnistakeo, That size had been Aaa
would remain true to hmm lie left
Jew days later Ire said and lod her
Il the time that ne would not return
'or month.
HID IN TIMBER ALL DAY.
He SAID Ike went 10 EM again on the
18th or 27th OF September, ARRIVING
here SUNDAY He MD in the timber all
lay, watching bis house and also stay
- out there all night Early the next
morning he went to his hay barn near
he house and seereted himself in the
ray where he comtd command a view OF
he house About 30 or 8 O'Clock. lie
atu, ire Sd " fiuSu htnueuy IN an dd= +
dining meadow trying to catch horse.
About this time Mrs. Hye cnme out of
he house. saddied her horse and went /
'Ver to assist Kennedy III getting his
lorse This done she retmrnd home, I
he says, and after milking the cows,
mounted her horse and rode TO the +
tage barn, from where she and Hugh T
<ennedy, both on horseback tile Wit
less stated went UP the road and dis
ppeartd la dire timber A short time I
alter they came back driving some cat
lie and Mrs. Hye returned to The Hye
loane where she stayed untu about II
I "a. when she went to town for din
Ter
Hye then went into qhe house made
milkslake and then returned to
titles. Tine next day he pboned to
lrs Hye from Sites and accused her
+ beins our riding with Hugh Kennedy.
lids She denied ne sa m
RODE ALL NIGHT