Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-03

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dragged very mach
Agxia delay was caused ~ben eoal
came IN on Seaszy. Arrhar B. Ssysell
of vsssal.oro, enc Of the jarors, asked a
Ijaage 10 exeese him ea the rrsao'
iiAA. lis mother sss seriously 4
AMI ha feared ate wonla die. Conr
waited fp, come time for DR.. Crooke
% cone il. and after M sastelie an,
the Judge had censaltk,loH ~ith the doc
snl il aAs decided to 50 On wilA l.,
trial
+. AaosAsr RAE IS liable - sst in,o treahls
IA regard 10 breaking tbs iAw in regar5 K
talking 70 jsrg-. II this case i is az AZ,
sasta man, J4r..ss Rsckl&s, sA.o spoke q
ore er msre jurors IN regard TO the es.s On
Monday
/, j. expected tha; II the class Of this trial
Mr. Ca-lsion xil have a summons issaee
syairs. RaekLss and will ering both Rsck-
Life and james W. Fi-d Of HaiIorell " 10
committed . siniia, caence during
The Silver ni.l. before the court 70, sen
tence for TIE contempt
The women interested in these c lses evi-
IDENTIFY have more pAtisnee thtn the men.
70, the delays Of this trial have tired Gu;
the men And their Attendance has daily de-
creased, " hile on the other h.ni that Of the
women has dsily increased until they have
taken possession of the bar.
A noticeable fe2ture Of the ui.l is the
number of sienogrsphe,s, principally
young women. Who are attending the t-iHl
AID taking down eriience fo, the take Of
the practice.
Another and unpleasant feature o. this
t-iAl, rs Of al other. held a; the coprt hou.e.
is the poor ventilation Of the oour: room.
Sheriff Norton doe. al ,ha; he can TO
kesp the sir pure, bit he can NJ: wholly
REM dy the defects In the original design Of
the tuil1ing OF Whatever i, Is that 10 respos-
.isle for the present arrangement
So far in the triai no s.rikingly new
poirss have been called out by TIE ie..i-
inouy- Messrs. Carleton and Besne ven,
.aoui their work OF sIanin;ng thei. VII
aess with jas; ss much sppArtn iateres. 40
.re,, in spite Of the fact tha; thi. is tie
'oarh time they have been over !, ofsei-
lily.
The afss time vas n the eorone,'s in
Iuest. Then came the grand jury bearing.
rhich ~as followed BY the Silre, ,riL .nl
iov by this case.
Mr. Spear 10 10 less vigorous in bis
rsichtel isteres; in the direct examination.
I'd even more 50 IN bis cron-exanination.
o those who know him the ringing fierce
ets with which be ebjects 10 IN striking
ontraG to HE naisrL kindlioess 0. rnsn-
er and dispo.ilion.
He makes the whole c.usroom sss.f
ith surprise often ay the .uldennes. ~iih l
hich he viii objec, o, call the aaensiS
the Judge TO syrne mslter.
Nj. Carleton and Mr.. SpeA, hare already ,
'tten into several friendly Ia, decidedly
RELY brushes, and Mr.. Spen has had /,
ed number Of exceptions.
The two Inosi important witnesses e1- g
mined we're Cornelia. NJ. Turner and
an B. Bienu Of Gardiner. The first did :
Il answer one question unreserve5ly I II {,
serted ss recelisct, AS remember e
Tar as knos, or phrases to that effect IT, '
each answer. while Van Bienn unhss- r
-lnely tod q nrsf ghssorysr1 story Of
as' BE- bad done and seen. The prosecl-
n. as wss the case in Silver trial, re-e .
Owed TO qaits iaT in iis questions o! TEt- a
: On the zrouna that be sas an sGasa4- ],
, witness OF one reluctant TO tes;iss. q