Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-12
he DENIED HIS IDENTITY.
With the Goodness for Which He is
Noted He Tried 70 Lie Ills Way
70 Freedom Again.
WAS very MUCH DISCOURAGED.
Realizes Thoroughly That He Ras
Greatly lesseled His Chauccs
For Lie Sentence.

mick" Haworth's desperate dosh
for liberty on Friday evening has failed
slEnally and the probabilities ara.
thot, after all, he viii have to face =
murderer's death.
with a broken spirit bloodehot eyeS
and with bruised ana scratched hands,
arme and feet he now languiihes de
jectedly behind the bars Of the state
prison. He Is double.locked In a soli-
tary cell and the chances that tho
door will ever be opened for him again
except when he ia led forth TO be exc
cuted, are exceedingly remote.
STORY OF HIS CAPTURE.
He was captured yesterday morning
shortly after 10 o'clock in a small one
room frame cabin less than a mile east
Of Halliday, this county by Constable
Hyrum Nelson, his brother. James
Nelson and Orson Andrews, all cltl
zens OF the place named. Haworth
was taken into custody without even
sign Of trouble, not a shot being
fred.
MEEK AS A LAMB
When ordered by determined men to
come forth from his place OF hiding,
he obeyed meekly, not daring to make
dash for life and freedom, lie was
as docile as lamb but led TO his
oapt9rs as 10 his IDENTITY II was rre-
dicted by prison officials and officers
who anew thc man, TINT II oapt4tad he
would surrender without a struggle,
They said he was n craven coward and
did not possess the stamina TO put up
fight such as Lynch would make II
cornered. He had chance 10 secure
weapon but either did not have the
courage TO take II or overlooked the
opportunity. But had he made night
for life and liberty he would surely
have lost both. The three men who
made the capture were armed, fearless
and determined
ORDERS TO SHOOT
Constable Nelson had given orders
TO hi. associates to shoot and shoot TO
kill II Haworth indicated the least in
tentlon to escape. They were not posi-
tive that he was the escaped murderer
but they took no chances, He was
taken to Mr., Nelson's store at Holt
day and there held under guard while
Acting Warden Wright was notified and
sent for In the meantime, Mr. Nelson
was sure he had the right man and II
there was any doubt Of this II was
at once dispelled on the arrival OF Mr..
Wright from the state prison who
greeted the captured man with Hello
Nick; how are your Warden Wright,
assisted by guards, took charge Of the
man and escorted him back TO the
rsII kn N
sullen and detected and declined to
give the details OF his experience since
he leaped over the prison walls with the
hope OF freedom surglng IN his breast.
BRIGHT BOYS CLUE.
AS before stated. the capture was
accomplished Just after 10 O'clock yes
terday morning and was brought about
by information given to Constable Mel
son by his young nephew, Leonard
Nelson, who was attending Sunday
school when he heard another boy say
that strange man had been seen to
enter the cabin. ExcuSing himself from
school, the boy ran hastily of to inform
Constable Nelson OF his discovery. The
latter lost no time IN preparing for
the mans capture. He ran to his
brothers home informed him Of the
facts, Both armed themselves with
revolver and rifle and then went to
the home OF Orson Andrews and Sc
cured his services. The latter armed
himself with n double barreled shot
gun loaded with buck shot The three
men Jumped Into rig near by and
made rapid run to n point behind
some trees near the cabin. Here they
allghted and went around the north
side OF the building In order TO have n
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OF egress. They quickly decided TO con-
ceol themselves as much as possible at
the same time keeping the door covered
with their weapons and call TO the
man inside 10 come out and give him
self up, Each man nerved himself for
any emergency and IL was agreed
among them II the man made any at
tempt to night or escape he was to he
riddled with bullets
COMMAND TO SURRENDER.
Quickly and silently the men worked
their way behind brush and rocks un-
I'll they obtained a point OF vantage.
UP to this time they had made no noise
and Haworth's attention had not been
attracted. when all WAS ready. Com
stable Nelson called out loudly: Come
out OF there and throw mp your hands"
HANDS WENT UP.
Almost Immediately the hunted man
appeared In tho doorway.
Throw up your hands quick" was
the command that greeted him. He lost
no time In obeying the order but aid
not llft his hands high enough to suit
Nelson.
up HIGHER"
Put your hands up higher" called
out the constable higher than that,
and walk towards US" Haworth
oboyed
When within twenty feet OF the men,
Hsworth paused second and was
again greeted with the command o.
hold up his hands higher. Constable
Nelson then emerged from his cover,
pointing = revolver At the man Then
the other two approached him In such
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