Show JURY fAilS TO AGREE Locked Up All Night Considering I Consid-ering Snowden Case MISS KEELERS TESTIMONY Says She Was Intimidated by Sheriff I Coons at the Preliminary Examination I Exami-nation of SnowdenThe Defendant I Takes tho Stand in His Own Defense I De-fense but His Examination is Confined I Con-fined Within Narrow Limits Court Decides Rapp Was Hot His Attorney Attor-ney Watrouss Appeal Dismissed The trial of Dr Cornelius 11 Snow den on the charge of adultery alleged to havo boon committed with Miss Audrey Ivceler on October 3rd In Salt Luke City was resumed yesterday before be-fore Judge Norrell and a Jury Miss Keeler was the principal witness wit-ness She was called by the prosc cullon but ac on the previous trial was decidedly unwilling to say anything i any-thing that would tell against the accused I ac-cused At the other trial she refused I to answer a number of questions on the ground that to do so would tend I to Incriminate her Yesterday she changed her tactics somewhat and while refusing to answer some rues lions answered others by a denial I She admitted that she had been with the defendant at Lehl hut refused to say whether she had been criminally Intimate with him either In Lehl or In I Rlchlleld but denied that she had ever i been so In Salt Lake She declined to say who the father I of her child was I and accounted for her confession at the I preliminary l i examination I t by saying that Sheriff Coons frightened her by telling her lint unless she confessed she would be sent to Jail Sheriff HoweIs and Coons Were called with a view I of showing that Mlns Keoler was not In a frightened or cx cited condition when sho testified at the preliminary hearing but when the drill of the testimony became appar emit Mr Lesslnger objected to It on I i the ground that It was conclusions of the witnesses The court sustained the objection and ordered what testimony had been received on that point stricken OUt l ALLEGED ADMISSIONS Allorney V TlapP testilled to certain admissions the defendant was said lo I have made lo him He said lint Snow den told him that he had beon Intimate with Miss Keeler In Salt Lake and I rlsewhezo but denied the Intimacy on October ard the date specified in Ihe I Information Attorney LesHinjrer on behalf of the defendant objected lo thIs testimony on the ground thai Rapp was Snow dens atlorney at the Him I and the coinmunlcalltm was privileged The I defendant Allorney Rapp and Attorney Attor-ney Lesslnger I were examined as to the question of fact whether llapp was I Snow ens attorney at thc lime or not I i The court held thai he was not and 1 overruled the objection SNOWDEN ON THE STAND This closfd the case for the prosecu lion and thC court held a night session ses-sion to ilnlsh the trial I The defendant took thq stand In his own defense but his examination was confined exclusively exclu-sively to the alleged admissions made lo Happ which he posllively denied The case reached the JlIlyntI oclock nt 10 they had not agreed upon I up-on a verdict and were locked up fur th6 night |