Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-24
v,u be Resisted on Ground That
Wife Murderer Is Men
tally Unsound.
TASK WILL BE VERY HARD
c,ot Scott, Victims Brother
Win Cooperate With italian
Government.
n,eu, Postponed Until Tuesday
Prisoner Not worrylns--s"Ss
Things Might be Worse.

49,. york. June 2i-Extraditlon of
~. charlton to Italy TO be tried
Etnlng his wife, formerly Mary
~, castle win be resisted ON the
- the youth Is mentally unsound'
~. ,ther hand the brother u the
"a woman. capt Henry Harrison
.,,,t Of the coast artillery VIII do
.,,r,thng in his power to secure
- rharlton's cxtradition and his
'sosbment In italy for the crime
.ni.b was a worldwide mystery UNI
Al ,narlton was arrested yesterday and
o,,,sssed to the murder OF his bride IN
,seir villa on Lake Como
If is indicated that the case OF The
,c,tb held In Huboken win be hurried
,rto me hands Of the Italian authors
charlton's counsel appeared In his
s,,sd al the arraignmcnt before Re-
/ e,rier MeGovem IN Hobokeni and Sc
/ sgred an adjournment Of the hearing
4 until next Tuesday. The youthful pris-
| amer was ordered committed meantime
"a the Hudson county jail in Jersey
city. while OfficaldOm and eminent lc-
sal minds struggled with the problems
presented py differences between Italian
And American laws bearing on the
case and the points OF jurisdiction
which remained 10 be considered.
PALE But SELF POSSESSED.
/ Chariton's transfer to the Jersey city
hil was accomplished with eelcTiiy.
Pale but self posses sed ana erect, the
Young prisoner made his appearance
before an Immense crowd gathered be-
fore the Hoboken san and walked
through a long lane OF humanity to a
sl0ssst cstl, go. -. -. ...-. 1871
Is he emerged from the Jail carrying
took and paper, he removed tile
Mack derby he was wearing and held
Y in front Of his face as shield
from the gaze " the curious and from
! he photographers
Cartons removal was preceded by
2 consultation in the Office or chief
OF Police Hayes. participated I'm by the
attorneys In the case. Capt. Scott and
Wee Consul ID Rosa, representing the
liaAan government. At its conclusion
Chef Hayes sent brief kilograms to
Aily-Gen Wickersham and Secy. Of
state Knox al Washington:
Please advise your wishes was the
message TO each.
Il was stated officially that II would
BE- determined by the Hoboken record
Ts court whether there was evidence to
llstlts holding Charlton for 'extradi-
Won. this evidence TO be turned over
10 me Washington authorities who
would make final determination Of the
matter
After the conference capt. scott talk
20 freely OF his attitude in connection
win the proceedings against Charlton.
tapt SCOTS voice broke several times
a. he alluded 70 his sisters tragic fate.
CAPT. SCOTS POSITION.
He made his position plain by declar-
Hs ne ana his legal adviser would |
AaAe every enort in cooperation with |
he Italian government TO have Charl- |
ION exuadited and tried in italy.
Apparently unCuncerncd over his |
of'Perate plight Charlton spent |
comparatively rcsful night in his cell |
~ the Hoboken Jail
hs comfort during the night was !
materially increased by the Kindness |
u me jail officers who rugged an i'm !
pumplu shower bath in his cell and !
permitted Charlton to indulge in an 1
w.Hoh'ed luxury for prisoners in the |
'alher meagerly fitted Hoboken lookup. |
desire 70 avoid Capt. Henry Har- |
non scott his wife's brother and the |
nah whose Vigilance and resourCeful- |
~. pihltd Huch an important part In
saei'ohs capture, ana a shyness to-
N"u tne attentions Of newspaper /
alVweItphers were apparently stlll /
~ youthful prisoners main concern.
expected that opposition to /
SS-rtohs cXtradition viii largely |
Tss,.t oh ne mans physical and
consdmptivc whose actions point
70 an unsound mind" was the way the
iher '''u ~ MS
'hAhLEToN CLOSELY GUARDED.
-. -s' Charlcton might make an at
,.,.p ~, on MS own life, a close guard
49,. ~ on MIN last night Charl-
IN, Siuinbefs, however, were practi-
'sny uninterrupted
whatever Nervousness charlton
" a.si nave FELT over the ordeal of his
,,,, s.iishment did not affect his early
r,s 1siie OF PREPARATION for the day. I'M
49, after rising he took another
tsen , unueI the big dish pan that had
ths p,Inn'hsa iull Of holes. hung from
vim ing OF his cell and fitted out
lefresb.s 'Se attachment He emerged j
hrast,. NH''liul and with
fsvs appetite for his breakfast OF
NJ vince rolls and cereal
,a,..r Naileton sent out for all the
~. =. ana read with evident eager
y. 10y story Of his own crime that
.'uid get hold OF
W. lnu'auon OF tho likely procedure
Ior,. seeh by y. Floyd CLARK. Charl-
.ba t,,,suhsel' who said that in event
,ytr,S,,iiaah government moves for an
ihs .V'oh II VIII be two weeks hefo,e
he 1880 can reach this country In
lulry Nm, me M Clark SAID an in
ly VIII be made into charlton's san
SEES SIGNS OF INSANITY.
. etosce Surgeon William ! Ar,,,v .,
.harlton hade an examination Of
Vi n. 'ls morning IN the Jail after
I,st ue made the following state.
~ ID "s OF insanity, but / dont
.sf rs il any further I have
j. one m IN, ly Judge Charlton to act
-fen.e s'w : nists In behalf OF the
Is, n.,,,. examined young Cber,,"n
When IN, N'j again this morning"
Z cha,l,n ut The police officers hand
hls ~. 49, newspaper which pr,nt-
q tonsr, 'ose THIS morning, the on
''A re in pretty tight place. how