Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-02

rhove nersons who expected an un-
.oyo,lre of sensational developments In
emo lalghn. Haynes murder case today
,eo,s doomed to disappointment. Ihere
,ros no unravellng or attempt at un'
royellng. the hearing was Of the most
,o1 character and covered a period
Of less than an hour.
wheu the hearing had concluded
yoyne KaIghn was held to the
dlstrlct court to answer to the charge
If murder in the first degree If he ex'
nsrenced any keen realization as to
the gravity Of his situation that feel
me was hidden beneath an exterior
,bat showed absolutely no emotion
the accused is phenomenon-a iafa
avis Of his kind In appearance he IS
"a delicate looking as girl win u
complexion so clear as TO amount to a
hectic flush. II he is the victim OF
drink and drugs he is credited win pe-
ino ne does not show It. His appear
ance is that OF young man reared IN
ON altogether different atmosphere
from that which his indulgent father
md solloitout foster mother would have
him live.
The openng Of court was set for 10
|o'clock and at that hour the prisoner
Was brought in by Deputy Cummings
who had escorted him from the county
f,an where he has been detained since
beisg transferred from the jurisdiction
M the police AS he entered the hail OF
ustIce he pulled lelsurely at highly
aromatc cigar and watched the rings
Df smoke ON their spiral course towards
tbe dingy old ceiling The prisoner
has closely followed by his step-moth-
m who walked quickly to the bench
Rhere he sat and took up position
Nose at his side, whore she remained
hntll the hearing was over. Colonel
kalghn mad previously come into the
.bulldng with Frank HOFFMAN assocl-
liz counsel with Judge w II. King,
MILO was somewhat late in appearing
b the scene.
The examination for the state was
fpnducted by Assistant County Attor-
Han Loofbourow though Mr. Eichnor
Mas also present. The attendance was
$ery light, not more than two score
persons being present On the wall
Mck Of Justice Diehls elevated dais
INNS a map OF the rotunda Of ,he
Xnutsford hotel showing by diagram
fow the shooting was done. Thu how
Mer was subsequently taken down
Uithout ever having been referred to.
~ Preliminary to the commencement
~ the hearing, the attorneys on both
ades held coference, the result Of
Hhlch was shown later when 1t was
announced that the testimony at the
previous hearing which had been taken
penographlcally should stand as the
MstImony OF this hearing, except as TO
doctors Niles Root and Mayo. While
Ney We're answering the searching
queries Of counsel, the prisoner watch
~ and listened In an distracted man
IN, busying himself In the mastica,lon
NJ a tooth pick and In biting indus
&lously at his lower lip. Occasionally
Refe was a quiet exchange of words
EtWeen himself and his step. mother
%at was inaudible 10 all but them
#Nes' IL has been stated that they
~ fond Of each other and II Is not
NIhcult TO accept the statement as being
&le Miss Coates who has been re-
Ired 10 as the woman in the case"
pa VINO is supposed to be in possession
"a 'ne secret that caused Haynes to
se MS HE, was not present. III she
LIVE up that secret it will be at the
NJ proper. Colonel and Mrs. Kalghn,
Is claimed, share il with her. II
ey 90 they are also guarding 1t well.
rs haisnn IS what connolsseurs OF
EhlIlne beauty would call a handsome
Homan' She is somewhat above the
ellum height and was neatly and
Shilonably clad In black.
Inc court proceedings were conducted |
an exceedingly quiet and solemn
anher ana II was apparent that there
H UNIVERSAL regret at the fact that |
young man was placed I'm 80 sad |
u uylng dilemma. IL Is generally |
needed that had Haynes made dy- |
statement the prosecution would |