Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16
$50, u sbockley, Slayer Of the
'N' s,,,et Car men, Arraigned
Before Judge Diehl'
PRELIMINARY HEARING WAIVED.
,,,,,,ro. for Whom Murderer Has the
''' Utmost Contempt, Held as
4 Witness.

The arraignment OF Ja'''' -1' "a.
'| M tvo charges of murder IN the
~" l. Gleason and Conductor
A,. B. Brighton on the night OF
i ~, 6 occurred before city Judge
Jaw 4, the civil division of the city
p'' ". a, the city and county building
,..,, afternoon at a;4S o'clock
S,o,kIey pleaded not guilty 10 pom
s ..... and was bound over to the
s s',,ct court without bail. lie was
u D,aa in charge by Sheriff Emery ana
''a, 10 the county jail where he VIII
''n'I until after his trial in the dis
w., court. Percy prothero' the room
Wv y, Sbockley. was held as a Wit
nav ~, u, me state under bonds In the
.1m Of $1,000 in default OIL WillSh IN, nc
' sIl' he confined IN the county jan uh-
vi AMER the trial Of his former pail
sHocKLEYs ARRIVAL.
~,. ,onr for the arraignment was
laV q o'clock but other court mat
lNu ,,avented Judge Dehl from reach
W' h CIV and county building until
Joy VS. O'clock At 2!55 a carriage
Iye'H IN IN the north entrance OF the
alD,' bnding and chief of Police
yoms, cant. Burbldgc, Shockley and
p25is , alghted and entered me
sr15lne. The two men were mana,
Srssd together They were marcnea
,sn,5Iy down the steps into the pase-
.. .s,t and along III corridor to the city
1 .,r' room. A large number OF en-
,i,rss of the building and q few OUT
~ mad learned OF the arraignnent
s ssS wore lined up on each side OF the
so,,ldor 10 get q look at Shockley.
~ latter walked very erect and held
ti .' syes straight ahead OF hin! and paid
r "' ,;tsntlon TO the curious gaze OF the
spectators
PRISONER RATHER NERVOUS.
Alter arriving in the courtroom, the
t,n5cu0s we're removed from the two
men and Prothero took a chair at the
@,rks desk while Shockley drew UP
chair and seated himself beside his
storpeys Wilson and Smith, at the
ssd NJ the long table used by 0ttor-
avs while In court. Shockley engaged
IN conversation with his attorneys
While waiting for Judge Diehl TO ar
i've Al the hour Of his arraignment
Al me city and county building there
VA, quite large crowd waiting for
Nr 10 arrive at the police court, where
IA. people naturally thought he would
,tG0ught for arragnment. ShocNey
hid very pale and for
9v, time was rather nervous,
H that soon wore off and
str bis arraignment he talked freely
All calmly 70 seyerhi newspaper men
concerning his case,
During the arraignment three women
cane into the courtroom and after get
.tg a good look at Shockley quietly de-
parted,
FACES THE COURT.
When Judge Diehl arrived, accom-
panied BY Clerk w. II, Leary and for.
ner Clerk Bernhisel, the court was I'M
meiately convened and Clerk Leary
0Ilel defendants name. Shockley
arose and stood very erect with his
hands clasped together in front OF him.
Are you represented by an attor-
ttyr asked the court,
Yes. sir. was Shockloy's reply.
Clerk Leary then read the complaint
'harging defendant with the murder OF
Thomas Brighton During the reading
1o,Seys piercing black eyes were
liked constantly upon the clerk,
Are You ready to enter a plea to this
harge at this time?' inquired Judge
D.ehL
u am, SIR"
"N0T GUILTY, SIR"
Clerk Leary then read the complaint
charging the prisoner with the murder
o AmaSa l.. Gleason and the same plea
vas entered by Shockley.
WAIVED PRELIMINARY.
County Attorney Westcryelt an
~lnCed that the defense and state had
Hn'ented to waive the preliminary
barring In both cases, Attorney Smith
Naied that the defenes was willing TO
wave preliminary hearing with the
UNDERSTANDING that defendant does not
wave me right to object to any Of the
EVeellnss had up TO the time Of the
,eaIng or TO waive his objection to the
jurisdiction OF the court as a commit
ung magistrate. That provision was
'TeeaDle to County Attorney Wester-