Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-22

Public interest grows apace In the
i gOrtensen.Hay murder case, The same
crowds that pushed their way into the
City and County building yesterday
were present again today in augmented
numbers That is, there were more
visitors on and about the grounds and
IN the corridors and Railways. 1t
would not be a correct statement Of
The facts to say there We're more In ac-
tal attendance, for It would be a
difficult matter for more people to be
crowded into the court room today than
Il contained yesterday.
Early today Judge Nielsen found It
Necessary 10 call attention to the dam
age done to the seats In the court room
yesterday by men with greater weight
and curiosity than dignity. He re-
minded those present that the furniture
IN question was the very best, and that
u had been badly scratched and brok-
en- BY the spectators climbing and
Standing upon II without regard TO
consequences, A repetition OF that Of
tense the court said, would result in
afNst and prosecution.
When the court room doors opened nj
Wv this morning there was a scram-
DE the like OF which was probably nev.
e"en IN a local hall Of justice In five
MINUTES every seat was occupied and
uHy available foot Of floor space
vuDu some person standing upon 1t.
0y Tar the greatest number OF those
,u0 crowded their way through the
WV. J, INST We're the ladies' Many OF
~sn had taken up positions in the cor
''o" long before the men commenced
:, ''iuns' so that when the doors swung
N'AWard they had the right Of way
ana maintained It.
A0r'ensen showed condition border
ms Oh paloF and nervousness that in
s''''va IN Intensity throughout the
wy Inc presence OF his father did not
rsp'a' 70 encourage him in the least.
49, 's'.V'lly his whole attention was de-
:. ..'sa to listening to and taking notes
v "' testimony of Mr., Romney.
-. coincidence that was regarded as
'.I'snst strange by close observers
,,' 'ne 'act that Richard Watkins.
~, "'scos orother-in-law, occupied a
NJ, alongside Of County Attorney
,.'l, This was construed by
l 4 persons as meaning that
y A'ter had joined forces with the
'r'VuIlon This conclusion, however
4. " O'nclally claimed is unjustlnable,
!, ,. statement being made that it was
iHre. without slgnih-
M Illustrate the fact that All elassas
roceedInaull immunity are Interested I'm the
4 lnc ti'lss i Is only necessary To cite |
av that occurred in the hall |
erp, humber OF Cinnamon were lax. |
,ossIos sgsy In their native tonque and |
plSena breaking out in q ioreon
cd r'svOI English thar was Vol Ell
he The S@ oa. They were regret !
c1r by ,s iact That they were unable 70 |
naIlv s,dhlssion to the court roor,
I tbo o we most loquacious one of tbe
nee wo Oae who in this particular in.
prosn %oS me pilot Of his countrvman
'ered him o'1cer j. d. Brown and |
ats OF INA % bill II he would eet
Z the I, agin' Whether they were nm nm
lose nm, p'esslon that the MongolIan
US bo1, % so close to the grave Svh"rn
me Wa Wy was found, and whose
ear,i as 80 frequently rhentlonana Us az
any wav 'Sta a ~. OF the mystery. viii
Is thopSh,e e involved, is a question
ne thonshh' they are fearful On tbis
B why tha mere Is no apparent rea
IN pss they should be n ~ ' la, la
lnese cn,t strange however Ia, my ,h
ial lntoliony should exhibit g,"h , ,me
case. !" me developments of
-eoes s'' I before 4 o'clock this aftsrroo,,
pen photopren5hvdn. 70 permit a news
upon the S @r1, TO focus his cam
5 Very o1Ie, v,,owd, This Proceeding
ted to bv ny and emphatlcally ab.
inccd d's Mortensen. But his NO. ro
photos,pra,'nNss was without avail a1d
me prisoners protest a r'' work des-