| Show HOISON ON A tp to lIuto The Iho Conn tUUrI HI IIII Del Dec 1 ITh The heal Ins In of at c ln I with the killing of ot James Jam Lynch near Cache Carh Junction on the Ih night of at Nov No 1 I I hiMI was wal held helel before Justice Thomas X Smith here her today loday Attorney W W the stale Ital and Attorney ot oC the de defendant ADMITS THIt KILLING Deputy I Sheriff Joseph of ot Weber county that he hall had shot Lynch In III the lumber car ral about two miles mile I of Cuche that the two in the CHI together when lynch hall had fumbled In clothes as I If It tu to take Ink his watch remon remonstrated with him stepped Lynch then Ihen put his hand on n his hili hip hll made some remark r about when the latter pulled his gun gUll and II red The defame took look exception to III thin testimony on tho Iho ground that Ihal was WUI at Itt that time under arrest and the testimony was lu In u IL measure ex extorted from him Mr Ir gave ns Rome pome further tes testimony AH All to 10 the direction the tall ball hail had taken In III the body of ot Lynch I and lOW lOWlier der lier marks were found on his hll coat cout The bullet had entered d his Itla left leCt III de about midway between the Iho hips and had come out on 01 the Ih right lid SAW TWO I N IN CAR CAn J H II Parsons a 1 brakeman on the 0 S L railway hod Md Keen anon Lynch nn other man presumably b at Cache Junction on the night ot oC Nov No NoI 1 I and Inter IR while going over the train from Crom the caboose to the engine had hadeen se een n the two men on the lum lumber lumber ber In the lumber car He II could not Identify Hobson as A the man he h Imd seen with Lynch TUB Dl D BODY HODY Win I McCarty McCarl testified that while checking ch In th R n d G W at Ogden Nov No 2 he had found the lum lumber ber bel oar car unsealed while reseating It hall had discovered the body of ot Lynch Inch but had not Inspected bod body but hud called the Ihl yard master who en entered car CRr examined It J H 11 liar Dal ker kr Jr had sold Lynch 10 cents of ot cheese on the h night of ot the killing Lynch hAll had claimed that he only had 15 16 cents and wished to buy bu both crack and cheese ClOS D This practically closed the tosti testimony mony man Defendant I attorney then thon moved that defendant he II discharged on following grounds First No offense ortell e to tho laws laW of or had 11 11 teen been shown Second There had been no death proved Third There had been no assault or attempt to kill shown Fourth There was no 10 evidence that the lid act had been tean committed In Utah lItah THE I The Th prosecution took the position that had acted very cry strangely for H It man mall who ho had killed a man In self detente Hr III had left lett the train nt rit without saying Ing a 11 word to anyone and taken n a train for lo alello and had there exchanged his pistol for tor another of oC smaller and hail remained perfectly silent Allent In the mat matter ter I r until the th officers had located I from other sources of oC information formation III and that there wan n reasonable presumption lion tion that the killing had not been done In self defense The Judge held to answer to 10 the district t court and delivered him to the custody of ot the sheriff Hint PRIMARY OFFICERS TO fO IU The stake eluk officers of oC the Primary as nil will give ghe a reception n to 10 oil of ot the stake eluke workers at nt the Fourth want meetinghouse tomorrow There Thore will bo lio lion boa a n program lunch will be he served Str t and the afternoon and evening spent In dancing And having n genuine good time |
