Show iYwoT AMOED He Resents the Appearance 1 I V of Attorney Lippman i I i I I II I ASKS FOR A WEEWS TIME i Ho Wants to Send East for Money V Pleads Not Guilty to the Informa I tion Intense Excitement on Fri day Night at the Jail Caused by I Hideous Noises from tho Inside Hayvorth Told the Sheriff that I There Was a Conspiracy to Kill Him Lippmaa Thinks Him Insane I I = Correspondence Tribune Fnrmlngton Dec 30NIck llay worlh was aruigned before City Justice Jus-tice Ezra F Richards at 11 oclock this morning to plead to a complaint charging him with having entered the Farmers Union store at layton on I the night of March 28 1SOO and committing com-mitting the crime of murder by shooting shoot-ing Thomas Sandall to death The complaint was sworn to by J P Kill son superintendent of the Farmers Union store The proceedings before Justice Richards Rich-ards were brief When the Justice called the case of the State of Utah VH Nick llayworlh L U Reavls and James Stephens he Inquired If the defendants de-fendants were In court and Sheriff Abbott Ab-bott replied that defendant Nick llay worth was present The prisoner stood up at the request of the Justice while the complaint was being read and a nervous twitching of tho muscles of his face and a continuous movement of his hands gave evidence of extreme though suppressed excitement In answer to 0 query from the court he said Yes sir my name Is Nick llayworlh and then he stood erect with his hands crossed in front of him and wllh downcast eyes while tho reading of the complaint was finished This done Justice Richards asked Are you ready now to plead to the complaint 7 V ATTORNEY LIPPMAN Ere the prisoner had time to make n I reply Attorney Joseph Lippman stepped forward and said Before defendant de-fendant pleads to that complaint 1 desire de-sire to make a statement Some friends of the defendant called upon Powers Siraup ts Lippman and employed us to appear here In behalf of Air Flay worth In response to that I came up thus morning und had t conversation anc rslon with the defendant He declines the good olllcca of his Salt Lake friends and does not wish us to represent him 1 speak now therefore not as his counntl but In order that none of his rights may be lost or jeopardized The defendant need not plead at this time There is a question as to the I Jurisdiction of your Honor In this case I and defendant should be allowed to I consult with his attorney before he I pleads V The prisoner shot an angry glance at r Attorney Lippman as the latter closed and then said 1 will plead to the charge now I didnt ask Mr LIpp mon advice In the matter I am I ready to plead Do you not desire lo see your attorney attor-ney first asked the court No I will plead now Am I under I onlhVhen AVhcn Informed lhat It was not necessary ne-cessary to plead under oath he angrily blurted out Well this Is a queer proceeding pro-ceeding VJ plead not guilty and would like to have time to get an attorney and send East for money How much time do you desire Will next Thursday do asked the County Attorney No i prefer to have 0 week sullenly sul-lenly replied Ilayworth I The preliminary hearing was then set for Saturday January Cth at 10 a m that date being agreeable to the de I fcdant and to the prosecution 0he prisoner was remanded to the custody of the Sheriff and went back to Jail EXCITEMENT AT JAIL There was Intense excitement around the county Jail last night caused by th2 queer actions of the prisoner Hay worth Jailer Thomas Abbott had given tho three prisoners their supper and gone home and there was no one around the courthouse or Jail yard when at about S oclock hideous noises were heard by neighbors emanating from the jai Sheriff Abbott was summoned sum-moned and found J lay worth almost prostrated with fright The prisoner who Is Incarcerated In the same Inclo sure with two of the Kaysvllle burglars bur-glars declared to the Sheriff that there was f conspiracy to kill him and that ho had been locked up with the other men that they might mUller him He demanded protection and asked that a guard bo slalloned at the Jail Th < none n-one of the other prisoners Frank Armstrong Arm-strong a onearmed man called upon the Sheriff to protect him from Hay worth whom he regarded as a dangerous dan-gerous man Why said Armstrong that fellow might have me eaten up before morning The idea of his getting cranky about me hurting him show lint he Is nutty The Sheriff locked the prisoners In separate cells and peace prevailed during dur-ing the remalndcr of tho night Iluy worth requests that he be taken to Home oilier l jai and has suggested that he would like to go to Weber county 01 that some oinccr I from there be brought here to protect him He seems wholly unnerved and on tim verge of a collapse He was pale and lionibllng while out of jail this morning and Is I either very much alarmed or he Is I feigning for the effect It will have Attorney Uppmnn who kindly volunteered vol-unteered advice to Ilayworth this morning and mei a rebuff was asked atj J lo his talk with t lie prisoner and saM The man strin me us being mentally unbalanced and I had no great desire to remain long alone with him Tho charge against Hayworth Is I very sorloua one He known the community Is much wrought up and probably hostile hos-tile to him and his nervousness and anxiety may have tempoinrlly effected him mentally I thought t so when I talked lo him privately and his actions before the court when hr waived time and on tared his plea convinced me more Hum ever that he Isnt Just right KEPT SECLUDED Sheriff Abbott would not permit anyone any-one to Itll tin1 prisoner today owing I to tho severe aluiln under which the accused man secmu to be laboring Jt la i probable that a guard will bo kept at the Jull There It l absolutely no lu JUI cause for Iluyworths fright He will be piotooted In every way and will be accorded u fair and impartial trial l I The condition of public aontlment Is not auch IS to V hinder the prisoner from receiving justice |