Show ADAMS AGAIN MISSING Prosecuting Witness in Fylcr PlcKone Case Cant Be Found THE HEARING POSTPONED I WHIIB THE PROSECUTION HUNTS FOR ITS WITNESSES County Attorney Whittemore Wanted Want-ed to Dismiss the Bribery Case But the Defense Objected Demanding De-manding I Full Hearing and Acquittal Ac-quittal Open Venire Issued by Judge lies for Thirty Petit Jurors Law and Motion Calendar Today Marshall Adams the complaining witness wit-ness in the FylerMcKone adultery case has again disappeared The proceedings in this complicated and myaterious case commence at 10 oclock yesterday inJustice in-Justice Harveys court when the bribery bri-bery section of the case was called Messrs Silks Fraser and Geary who are charged with bribing Marshall Adams and inducing him to go away were present pres-ent with their attorney Judge Powers and County Attorney Whittemore ap eared to prosecute The county attorney at the outset said the prosecution was not prepared to proceed with the bribery cases on account count of the absence of an important witness who was in Colorado Judge Powers insisted that the cases be proceeded with without further delay and a lively passage at arms occurred between the two lawyers which ended by the hearing being set for 2 oclock At that hour the parties were again on hand and then the prosecution made the announcement that Marshall Adams could not be found the earth had apparently ap-parently opened and swallowed him up In view of this state of affairs the county attorney moved that the cases be dismissed without prejudice Judge Powers for the defendants vigorously opposed this disposition of the case arguing ar-guing that the motion for dismissal was not made in good faith but for the purpose pur-pose of delay The judge insisted that no showing had been made that the prosecution prose-cution had made an effort to get Adams present The defendants were entitled to a hearing of the case on its merits so that i could he pleaded a a bar to further proceedings The motion was a criticism of the court and a threat to begin another action Mr Whittemore contended in reply that the defense was inconsistent because inconsIstent cause on the preceding day Judge Powers Pow-ers had served him with a motion for dismissal unless it was set down for hearing at once The prosecution had tried to get Adams but failed the dismissal dis-missal was asked for in good faith and he would not revive the case unless he found additional evidence I the defense de-fense is willing said Mr Whittemore we will continue the hearing till 10 oclock Wednesday morning and I will net Adams here if I can He left his house at 1 oclock this Tuesday morning morn-ing to go to Fifth South and he was to have come to my office but he didnt do so and his wife says she does not know where he is now Judge Powers insisted that Adams was again attempting to evade giving testimony tes-timony but after consulting with his clients consented to the hearing going over till 10 oclock this morning and it was so ordered The main case the charge of adultery adul-tery against Fyler and Mrs McKone is also set for 10 oclock this morning before Justice Harvey Judge Powers objected to a change of venue on the ground that the hearing being a preliminary one the justice has not power to transfer it to any other court and if he did an injunction preventing pre-venting the justice to whom I was sent from hearing it would lie Both sides ultimately ul-timately agreed that it might So it went over till 10 oclock this morning before Justice Harvey and the probability Is that it will then be heard unless some rresh complications arise which is by no means impossible PETIT JURORS TO BE SUMMONED udge Hues yesterday made an order directed to the sheriff for an open venire for thirty petit jurors returnable on Monday Mon-day January 27 at 10 a mIlls m-Ills honor announced that a call of the criminal calendar of Salt Lake county will be commenced at 10 oclock tomorrow morning START IN STRONG TODAY The necessary legislation having been completed by hew legislature the courts will commence work in a stCO this morning The law and motion calendar will be taken up first and the three Judges Riles Howat and Young will run through i a quickly as may b Judge Young will hear the equity cases on that calendar on Thursday and Judges Hiles today and Howat will take the law cases MANITOU HOTEL AFFAIRS On the complaint of Charles F Fisher of the Manitou hotel a warrant was Issued from Justice Harveys court cour charging J B Timmony Arthur H Park Hamilton G Park John Doe and Richard Rose with a misdemeanor The allegation allega-tion is that on Monday the defendants unlawfully entered upon and took possession posses-sion of the Manitou hotel which prior thereto was in the possession of Charles F Fisher and Martha M Fisher I is claimed by Hamilton G Park that the lease of which he is the owner on the hotel to Mr Fisher ha expired and that he Is entitled to possession while Fisher says his term Is not up and that if i were that the defendants entered upon law the premises without due process of lawThe The matter was subsequently fixed up without any arrests being made and I is understood that by agreement Mr Fishers tenancy was extended till June next VANDERCOOK DIVORCE CONTINUED The divorce suit of May Vandercook against Albert C Vandercook which was set for further hearing on motion for alimony yesterday afternoon before Judge Young 2 p m was continued until Thursday at |