Show TllESTAND Alleged Slayer of Martin Mock Undergoes 11 Severe Ordeal r i ATTORNEYS VAN COTT AND HARRINGTON = = > tun < lndo Thl 10 111 Un OTCT Till Montluy When the Kgglnton murder case w as 4i reached this morning Judge Norrell i reminded tin attorneys that tomorrow was a legal holiday undo while he had no desire to hurry them he wanted olt understood that when court adjourned this evening It would bo 1 until Monday morning Attorney Van Colt mint he had doubts as to whether tl 0 both I sides would bo able to get through today and he was going to tnioo the court that the Jury bo allowed al-lowed to separate and spend the holidays holi-days with their famlllraln other words dri l that they bo excused until Monday morning Atorncy 1M arils said he and Mr Harrington would not resist the I I notion fa It Is I sate to conclude that 5 I when court adjourns this evening It f VIII bo until Monday The Defendant Kgglnton has been I I on tho rftand the whole of today lIe I Iraro the ordeal ot a direct and redirect aattl re-direct examination fairly well a eo He displayed considerable nervousness nervous-ness while being examined by Mr Van Colt and was very guarded In his ut st lerance Sits recital of the happen i togs on tine arternooll of the hoolln njlbc mess Inlenely drnmllo ned shunned n jlalnly that It had been thought out If not gone over Quite a scene occurred between Attorneys Van neco and Harrington I to this morning and but for the prompt 3 Interference of the court might possibly 0 pos-sibly have resulted In nn exchange of t ii Mows Hverybody experienced a Il oct feeling of relief when Mr Van Colt resumed re-sumed his seat oTiinn WITNESSES TESTIFY dO il0 After the News report closed a ey j4 number of other wit omens were called I to the stand and examined Mrs Katrlna Lauresen testified to f seeing Mock on the ground after the shooting no Andrew Larsen foreman of the 4ii Mingo smelter testified that he hud a 3 tin conversation with Mrs Mock after the shooting Witness was not allowed to lt t state the nature oC the coOeallon el Mrs Fannie rgglnton wife of Ihe P 0 defendant said she had heard Mock o d110 j threaten lone husband III Tho postmaster did not know Mocks r reputation alld woe therefore ucusel 5 P Farrer sid that Mo ki repu j l mIlan for peace and quietness was > 1It i bad Mrs Christina MocK was railed by j i3e tlm the defense and asked I If she had found 0 i voj j the note testified to by nrlous wit n1O 1 b mnses omong hr huohnds effect 1t < slnce his death She replied that she r 3 tf h1 A copy oC the note wo offered In < Jj evidence but It was objected to and I the court ruled It out 1 i On w hat grounds asked Mr Edwards l Ed-wards The Supreme Court may tell you 1 on w at grounds F replied the court Il lt Mr Udwardi took an exception to the rnueterrmarln I 1 I a cOi rr jMn oC Solt Lake wa y fdai called nnd described Cgglntons i i farmhouse and the surroundings l C Tim DniENDANT TCSTIFIES 41 UBglnton testified that he had Jo4 hnt known Mock since the middle of 1W5 010 1 Their drat trouble wan In June 1897 hl II alnni m f oxer a ditch which ran along th north < < 1 1 side of Mocks land The trouble occurred fit 1 current Egglnton said when he was ii ° 0 1ftii en route to his farm one morning The j 3 first threat that Mock ever made sel2 nguinnt him Egginton said woe made cnf g 1ltm by the thicatcnlng manner which ho tt Jlj held the bovel Thin wa In Juno las iloI 0Lc The trouble occurred 0 i Cane dais later J r nhr nn attempt true made by him ti to deiivnranole to Mock At this i t fl lime he testified Mock said t will f 0 I ito you some tiO when I get you uM g ynt ulone Mock nIna I fused One tube tieo 0 tl note and when Kgglnton attempted to II to1 1 tasten the note to the post Mat etrurl i3 ° i Jiii1 I M-at It with the shovel nn d knocle1 II 4 t Into the ditch The next nr009 tinny hunt another dlnlculty I but Mock mode no i f le tiorrais A fern toye inter itonever 4 J i 1 I Mock i raised a rake over ide heatS ana Mj1 threatenel 10 cut the top oC hi head off At this time Ilgglnton further ritinoel Mrs Mock cam nnd l > er untied her husband to declsl Their next 1I00eullY nose nVCInemncIme aster nnd MoCk truck a shovel which Jesse fjilffln n friend ot Ugglnton had In bin hand lie also struck ig Klntons shovel and his leg Their next trouble KitElnton sold wa In July II mil Mock threatened to run a pitch fuel through him On the name day he toid Mock declared to him If I cant eon you ore this place I Hill kill you re On September 17th they had trouble gain and Mocks nations alarmel l him They also had trnubl on Septcm > er foil the day beforo the shooting 011 ihlnosesiOn he said Mock said lou would kill him If he took out n cerlllin dnm In the water ditch He then went lumen Ijincnster tin wntermas ler nnd Lancaster told him that Mock Md threatened his KKglntons life and that be should look out for him Egglnlon also testified that Mock rled to drive over him with a team on one occasion and ran him mite n ditch LAMINATION OP DEPENDANT RESUMED At the opening of court this morning tho defendant Egglnton was further I exmln hy Altone 1dwr1 Mock ho said Huan mii who slood 5 feet 10 or H In height and was otherwise n trong robust man Speaking ot himself him-self defendant said his left leg woos hrlvelled clear up 10 the hip end when In curtain positions he was easily Ihnvn ore mIs boabonce tie relum ercdnthe evening iif September 20th First met Mock shortly after 2 oclock Ihot ntternoon objected 10 because tIne roun1 had IIIrely bern gone over ObjectIon Utnln < l On the Inornln oC September lint defendan said hem pad Mock and next saw he-m about 3 oclock In the afternoon lie had been fixing a strip on the toot was In ho act of descending and had reached ho hot tom rung of the ladder when hi s fouryearold boy who was stand log In the door way pointed down the rood at the same 11m exclaiming Inok papa thers lI1an I looked around continued nggln Ion and saw Mock coming townrd mo at 0 pretty good rate lie scone right up to me and told you O d b Ill fix paul I I WWI too care1 10 ay anything lie Iruck ut me wildly I anti Indlcrlmlnlely and while doing eo he stumbled over some slag Ihat was on the outside of my house llncl you got oft the ladder when he llrat truck you1 queried Attorney ldward I ho1 nol nnwere1 the Ieondnnt 110 flnt Iruek me In he abdomen knocking me ore tine ladder I Ium bIrd lie loll owed mo III tlll cOnk ng at me I told him to stop and his reply moos you ought to lie killed tires nlnlon WM shown 0 reoher lie Identified It as belonging to him On tic afternoon referred to he cared car-ed It In his hip pocket Did you pull the gun 1 asked Mr Ilward Yes sir sold 1 the detrndani I pullet It out whcn he moos sInking me lie truck me naln and 1 could see I was going to tall and with my left bond I caught hold ot the window sill When did the gun go ore7 1 think I pulled the homrn when 1 pulled It out ot my pocket What lid Mock do tben1 He conllnued 10 strike nt me tout sos sean 5 he aughl nIght oC the re voher he Jumpe1 lark The gun then morel ore just ns I feil What happene Ihen The next thing I aw wa Mr block kneeling down about ten feet from here I stood Why did you pull the pistol Because I was In danger of my liCe What made you Ihlnl your lIfe inns In langer7 l1ecnlle oC hi action sod his pro tians Ihreal I was Illwy 5 Bcared oC the mn When you pulled the revolver did1 9000 intend 10 shoot I did but I only Intended to lame him When you fired did you mean to i hoot 1 I did not mean 10 hoot him It tons lUrely nil necldenl Well what hap enp < nexl1 A eoonoe 1 sw Jllr Jllocl on the mound twentnpiohlmnndnidmY GOIt did the hot hit you and Mr Mock ssid Oct way you d thing 1 walke1 stony and inaehnrt while msnemeronnIand Inane loIrMomk sIlting on the ground I went hack and tealni Can I help ou7 what part oC the body dlol It hit you lie told snmniiniog In his own lanuago and whleh I did not understand The defendant then went on 10 relate ate the conversation he had with Jlr Snvder alter the shooting She teaMed him to carry Mock Into the house and he tohl her ho wa IInabl 10 When Mr Iaunen cnme up ho luellon1 him I bout the shooting Defendant Bald hi old him that lie took out the gun In selfdefense Mock Bald Ph 7 De I femlant said he repeated the state nent and Mock again looked at him and said 1h7 Continuing Egglnton said he offcrc 10 take the deceased home In his hug gy but he said he didnt want me or he d buggy Defendant said he then went and gave himself up to tho marshal of Sandy with whom he rod to Murray and Inking the car to Sal Lake he went to the county Jail and Bhlmielf In hrge or Sheriff Iewl With the exepllon oC Ihre duos de fndnt euiot lie had been nflned In jail ever mince Tim ATTORNEYS CROSS SWORDS Tho defendant was then cro < < sexam Ined by County Attorney Wulderma Van Cott He said he first got the gun early In June after rome trouble al the Rio Clraude cut lie got It Iron Thomas Halt of West Jordan It wa i loaded when he got It at least ther were three cartridges In It lb encore Irled to buy a gun At the time of tine shooting there were only two cartridge In the gun Ihe other one he fired at n rabbit Had onl j carried it four time nil logel her In 10 In Juno and on the 20th and 21st nt September He got Ihe Kim because Jesie 3rliHn had told him ho ought to be arme1 an It wo dan gerous to go near the dote He dl1 not Irmmher to hether Orlmn men tlimed Mcuk or not Mr Van Call then began qustlonln the defendant about dlstunies and the boy of the country and with a stIck pointed 10 the mal 1glnton did not appear to understand and Attnrnu Hanlngton volunteered to give the Information In-formation when the following dlti bogota tonic piice Van Cott When I want you to test fy Mr llarilngton Ill have you put under oath and get you to take tlte trI HarrlngtonI think you l1cel to be posted up on geography you dont alpra to know mueh all CollAhnclog 10wnl liar i rlngtonYour Imprtlnence sir I dont like ono i him ned Ill not hao It nont you dare intesouontioeogalo Centre stand 7 Attorney Harringto mle a reply but oooloI Out be hard on counl oC lbs courts persistent and determined ap for order Proceed gentlemen said Judge Ntrrcll with emphasis and Mr Van tntn mel his crossexamination of the defendant Egrtnton was aRke i whY he dldt ilwaya carry a gun and lois nnwer WaR that he didnt alounyso I nec1 10 Then why carry at a1l1 Inquired Mr Van Colt Because I had been threatened but tatsru not matlo at nil lime mons i the oner Igglnton Cobol he IIldnt carr a gun nner Ihe matter part oC June hecnue Urlllln had belt It wa OrIgin who holl I mean oleS him to carry It The canon he did not carry the gun In 1 lily was because there wns nothing ox cllln during that month He nnd Mock md hern I friends before June Etgln Ion snld he never lost his lImper He olnays was afraid ot Mock Court then took ft ree When court rrconened thIs nne noon the rpdlrect examination oC the findanl by Attorney Van Colt wn reeuonmolA good deal ot Iho same ground was gone ov er and up to the tIm oC Sine News report closing IIOthlnll new was lIelled rrtlnlD iIrloorn The following named defendants were before Judge Norrell for arraign clout nil charged with burglary W W Neuvlnhlen two charges plea rol guilty John I > ongman plea not lilty A M Mayer nnd Jack Richard Mn plea not guilty Attorney C M I ellsen appointed 10 dcf nd Rlchard cn Eugene lutes and Morton Curtis tIlde charges take till Monday dana aey 3 to plead < out illi Th rqully and loon calelars luVe een eompletrd hI County Clerk tin hursed rompsbeenearlyeaeee lIugh Amlenon be I suing Jame Omen dlnulnll to recover 12170 en u certain romlssory note bearing date of March 1 1897 In the rune oC n F Wlk chorg1 toil h burglary Altomey C n RIce ml llhilrew from Ihe nato today and JuIIge Farrell uppuluted Oorge L yIn y-In I his stead The Jury In the CUR of BIythe snot Faro comlany me 11 A Swenon et al ha found for the plaintIff as ngaln1 ookey In the rum of 1 02584Judg nent uralnst the other defendants had been previously rendered |