Show > VISIIITT N IIUI I I Virillcl of lullt loiinil In tint rWCIII IUtlmlc The case of Henry W Nnisbilt i typIcal typI-cal pol 1 gamist charged with unlawful eohubilntion wilh Trances Hurst Nais hilt lizio Imno NnUbitt nnd Kate HaKclNni0 ill enme up I in the llilnl District l Court this morning fhe first witness called wns Mlsa lirzio Nnlibltt whom the plo ccutor coin incnccil to question whin It wns found thnttlio oungladv was TO lien I tliut it i was almost Impossible tomako her hiai nntl Knte oI Hagcl was excused Naisbitt was tbcn tailed i i and sworn Have been nmrncd to do I fcndnnt I i for nineteen jears llo nt I I lloopervillo ill Weber County was In tins t city to ntlLiid my fiitlitra funeral during the yellr 1881 tailed nt Nals bills house I miflit havohtaed t n lav nights at IiSn house during 18SJ it was during the month of March rcnrilncd tho ell two or three necks staged with Rovcril relatives during Hint time dont know whoso hotiHo I was ut laat jouiig cst wilt be tlircn i nrs old l next August xelised Iraneis IluiHt Nalsbilt tcstilltd Live ill tliu iLjitecnth 1 ward lived in this Seventh Inrd during the ellr 188 j have been married to defendant eight jcara had three children b > him j the otmg cst is six months old Lbzlo Irvine Naisbitt tbe first wife was railed and Bald Am tho wife of II U Naisl ill defendant did not till at mj house during the period incntloncd in the indictment defendant lallidtvvo ears n o last toll i dcfindant supported witness eillul ole during the paRt three rear 1110 hid no quarrel do not B > caU to dtfLiuhnt Jecased speaking to him iibont two eirs ago nccr wont to Ills daughters house i meet in hus hind on the street occasionally do not speak to him defendant speaks to mo wen on friendlj terms up to two yoars and 1 i half ago do not know whr I ecased upeiUing to him hid uigr words with her husband ibout two veils md a h Uf ijo and liu then coaled eill II IL t 11 1 fI ing upon hi i and she IP isod sj e iking to him 11 the defense Ce i ed I living with do fend tut over three I ears ugo befoio her I lust eluld nag born have nocr been out with him or been introduced us his Vvifo ncer stopped nt his I house l since then n hen hoc I lfcI to eco her new I Ind fen words paused bctnccn them defendant defend-ant stopixxl but I a few minutes Cross examined by prosecution IIus band had been south before ho called list time cilled a fen weeks beloro her child was born i defendant was in her house at the t time her baby was born defendant t had two wives when bu mar lls iWIli these wero JIar Ann GnlT Nnisbilt and Knto Hagel Naisbitt his first wife Elizabeth Paul Naisbitt was i dead when lie miirncd defendant Cross examined by defense Defend mt had two vtivcs when ho married witness wit-ness j stijcd but a short time when babv was born itc dnect b > prosei nlion Defendant eallcd to pee the child after the da il w as born Mr Dickson wished the jury to bu in strueted tho effect that if thev found that defendants first wifo was dead at the time ho married 1 177H Imiic Nais bill she is his lawful wife instcid of either of the women to whom ho was I > olgamoiisl married at the time of said dentil fins was objected to br the di fense who claimed that ono of the othei two women might bo presumed to bu his lawful wife at the tune he in irned liabdh 1 Irvine Naisbitt Ilio ease was submitted without nruii incut and ludgo 7anu ch irged tho jnrr granlm tho lequest above mentioned as in ide hy tho prosecution and objected to b the defense The Judjo said in Mil stance If vou believe that the said Kite Hagel Naisbitt had received calls from the defendant at any timii during tho time mi ntioncd in tho indictment and nt the puno tmio hut been living with Frances llurnl Nmsbitt or held her out to the world is his wife whether or not it should < ipjicir that a marriage ceremony had been performed von nil ill find a verdict of fmlt The jur then retired Alter being out about half an hoiit the jurv returned i v < rdict of guilt as tlnrged in the indictment Mr Movie in behalf of tho defence asked that a month bo allowed the defendant de-fendant bcforo sentence in which to arrnm0 his business affairs Mr Dickson argued that as Mr N ils bitt was a clerk Ins business could not bu vcn complicated nnd ho therefoio favoied allowing pno J weeks time lud o mo decided to allow until Iar llth nn ijlonnnce not onl umpli hut 111hlelllr liberal |