Salt Lake Telegram | 1903-04-23 | Page 7 | Movement for Kaighn's Pardon Will be Made

i 'lib f . 'It, 1 , i i ' 1 ji ::!:ycr cf i' F, :;:c:,:rc! i:i;i::r.llli . .! I j Ljh p. i.cl i i Li..cft it'iy Katslin, ul l.g rrvd tiriily evrti tnntill.a i f a five) niB' KrniriH a In lha pi'f.ltpntUry f.,r tl.a tUonUv.g tt AVlllar J P, llnynrrt, tonnMpred fjna , f f tho iwvM J t is'.mera at the lg jmal li.plllutlnn, Htup l.l Itn nfcrratlnn bad MVrr licpn iiim ii lit..., f r eny Infraction cf - tlt rulra of tho 1 1 imm, DuiIiir th riRt thrpo months of Kalshn'a ln-t i 'lanninput, h was attired In th rrrulation elira-llk atrlrp. with hi hair tlonrlv rroi rei and Vtlth hi bnrd krpt rlonrly fhaved. At the end of ln lirst thrpe month KnUhn wi promoted to the apcond tlflp. llo wa irrmlttPd to (llarard tha odlnua Btrli'ps and Oon the plaJn clothe, made of the prison cloth. Ills hair mi allowed to (trow and ba has also ral""d a hpavy mustache. Kalrt.n'a duties are now In tha prison fl!"'--room1 whore he arj-vea at tha ta. bft. lie has broken himself of tha (i,irarett habit and usee tobacco only 1th tha rraateat moderation. While . I rlor In (t (rnendy which tauBp-t till tiowtifrtll, J.alsiiti tif- l driiEl and Hnvmr t iii'fM, I la I'M overruns ttma mb It and piatp that be now lms no Ue alio for flthpr, III ,li) Phjiin ahnu B tho tmnrflts whit h be has tlwlvpd from the thanae of lint, It, in figure la how erect and tnuacutnr and lm hn gained at Icaat twenty pound slnm h waa tranafprred from the county Jail to tha penllpntlary. Kalglm Is an omnlvorou reader, do Vntirlna all that comps Intrf hi handa with avidity, particularly novels of tha historical atrip. It Is the opinion of hi frltnda on the outside that atppa will be taken to ae cura a pardon for tha youthful prisoner In a few months. It la believed that a petition auk In for the pardon or parole of youna Kalghn would ba very arenerally alrned by pprsons of prominence in the com munlty who have known him and hi family for years, and who believe that he haa expiated his offense by his Imprisonment.