Show WRAY Y GIRL TRIES TO LEAVE STATE j She Is Brought Back From Po Pocatello catello to Testify Against A Al AI Miller GIVES STRONG EVIDENCE THOUGHT SHE HAD ASSISTANCE IN FLIGHT FROM OGDEN After beating be ting her way to Pocatello partly on a blind baggage and part partly partI ly 13 I on a freight train Irene Wray an Inmate of the state industrial school at Ogden was as brought back to Salt Lake rake yesterday to testify against Al Miller formerly floor manager at the Utahna dancing pavilion who is ac accused accused accused of ot accomplishing her ruin Superintendent H H Thomas of the industrial school who brought bought her to Judge Armstrongs court yesterday be believes believes believes that she and two girl compan companions companions companIons ions who escaped together had assist assistance assistance assistance ance from the th outside Mr Thomas says that the girls left their rooms at atthe atthe atthe the industrial school about midnight last Friday night and went to the Og OS Ogden OSden Ogden den depot where they got aboard a blind baggage car in a train bound for Idaho When Brigham Briham City was reached a brakeman who ho was vas clean cleaning cleaning cleanIng ing out the cars carse discovered them turned turn d the thc hose on them Ulem and made macic them leave the car Walk to Dew At to which place they the walked the trio boarded a freight train and made their way to Pocatello un undisturbed undisturbed Undisturbed disturbed When their escape was dis discovered discovered discovered covered wires ires were sent out and Mon Monday day clay morning it was wes learned that they were in Pocatello A Pocatello llo officer was detailed ed to bring them back The Wray girl was as brought to Salt Lake while her companions were dropped oft off at Ogden and sent back to the reformat reformatory reformatory mat matory ory there The Wray girl arrived IP iv Salt Lake Lalta yesterday morning about an hour be before before fore fo e Millers trial commenced The Th officers who have Miller in custody say sa that he was surprised when the girl walked into court They say that judging by his appearance he thought she was as far away and would not be present to give testimony against him Gives Strong Evidence Once here the girl gave strong evi evidence evidence evidence dence against Miller This was vas sup supplemented supplemented supplemented by the testimony of the of or officers officers of the juvenile court The case was waD first instituted by the juvenile court before the Wray girl was brought on a charge of incorrigibility Millers part in the case was disclosed in the examination which followed d and Judge Willis Brown and Captain Ca tain M 11 Mir M ir Woods probation officer both tes tea testified testified that Miller confessed his guilt at that time Judge Brown sentence sentenced Miller to six nix months in the county jail Subsequent Subsequently ly Judge T I D Lewis of the district court released rel Miller on a writ of habeas corpus holding that the juven juvenile ile He court had dei its Jurisdiction in n sending him to jail Then lie more serious serI us charge was lodged against him himin himin himIn in the city court which bound him over to the district court His trial on this charge was the one which commenced yesterday Attorney Newton Called Down Attorney William Newton who is defending Miller was sharply admon admonished admonIshed as to his conduct in court by br Judge Armstrong during the trial yes yesterday yesterday yesterday The coort had hod ruled against Newton in several instances and nd each time Mr Newton would snap out Ex Exception Exception Exception Judge Armstrong finally re resented resented resented his tone and told him to ad address address address dress the court thereafter in a more respectful tone Mr Newton complied with the admonition District Attorney Loofbourow closed his case without calling two witnesses whose names had fleer Been eer endorsed on the information as a witnesses es for the state and who were present in court Mr Newton Neton made a motion that the state be compelled to put the two witnesses on n the stand but Judge Armstrong held that the state itself was the judge of ot whom hom v it should put on the stand The i witnesses in question were Emma and Charles Baughman who according to the evidence adduced in inthe inthe inthe the lower court accompanied the Wray girl and Miller on several escapades |