The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-06

ions n and You Shall be ..fsa5d.s Then ~ s,
paused and cried again; =. God save the Com
TRsn arose Sc fasior julien Of the orthod9,
ShgTSh irom his ifns Gsds
Z guile exposed, the same for The glory OF His
Sss fond s %sS. him : .sa to
dertaEs t to appear in Thu tRis court, and Mr..
Knowiten eaId that he soneurred IL that ladgi,
Mr. Moody ot the eastern - district 10 Mr.
knowl,op's assistance. and that q, Gon,iemnin
The sauaro.heaIed, earle.eyed Chief Jus;
tice then addressed the lawyers and tho 100
by the way, practically made W, tho Hudicnce,
81 the court rom Ths vas Tsat the n Ghci
ing or rejecting places on tie jnry;
1t win DO the duty; OF tho Court to put to
to Whether he has formed ' or EXPRESSED any
opinion ~ relation t9 the cause or Is sensible
sny opinions which will prevent, him
from nnd,ng verdict ,d +. OF Guilt Gpiltty in in
S E Sas bee. fh s sI% IN p Shaw
and It has never been questioned a. law that
has made up his mind, or. formed a Judgment
advance n" matter in ingor Of which slde;
SION ermed %0ff ''s casual vague ss
abbreviated Newspaper reports it mus DO
on an wad the 20 s ., Of hs
candidates Judgment upon q. full hearing Of
ths Testimony. desire to call the attention Of
Who IN Se
s%aa Sysrs jSrs5 ,Ist h. win $S
low" s, with s"o sssss
which would preclude one from finding
dsfsndent guilty OF an offence punishable
tertained with reference to CAPITAL punish
ment. but there are some persons so consti-
law OF tho land which they deemed wrong.
There are some S persons per SO !,
Of mSthsmntcs / i we're to follow that death
vas to be INFLICTED in conseauence, Of
ssd hst +, so nsnay
that ne cam ct lind upon evidence that the de.
iendant Is guilty OF an offense punishable with
death. then In RESPONSE to that question he
will 80 answer. But in answering that Gues-
tiGn * *, ths 0 Ct saGa Juror WI keep in
and viii. we he deIiSesa T tSis aS
his acquaintance They noted that he SPOKE
esrshuy ms and dstnety
the klndliness Of his tones.
Bdrsn VIII tn n Sn st al ss s as e ns
Esns,isn U,s that that is eGmpatibe with Justice
me ga CLERK ,S simeon Borden called hts
shoc r S %s h s"1d sss
said. he. You will now step to the bar to be-
Mss' sOS oSs S 70 any y ySs sSe
tfIsht to 40 o 50 a. they are called You have
asmany more a. you can show, good cause iS o
,nH. the &c, calling o, her name ne n.id pink
her md thus halped larsnlf IN hal faAt ,vit |
very. visible effort In that way she got up
no. most 81 the many times that she had to stand.
and, when he had finished she bowed very
eighty. and sat down. Then with break for
until lOl Of them had been called. and vet It
was an as astenisnipg,y rapid progress that wns
box IL the first day, . .A 10 A''' '"s'f
the questions. and these are the ones he put
over und over again a hundred ti,nss
t ssss Are you nn related 70 the Pris:
.sfasn nv. 3sSs n,.!sss f Fl:
\ S,s: 4 e sSSs:
sv tbss s Ssnas upon fun dsains
s..iS guilty Of an Offence punisiiabl. with
IN hss H side or III Ghss wHoa
ether y sds a" In clint IF
IL Stands fsot iu ID jawnsr, At thst f,sS
sssas tAF kpe%itsn aid n.s wsnt the sn %"%
to tell Miss Borden to say so. At first he
"fsTs fR hat sat so and ted Tns
because he objected to sixteen men, in
half her s f Ss Sny . xgt tSs
word wot ehallenGe" With his Ips. Even that
little outh at Miss borden. ms II he ana au sba
were schoolgirls holding pantomim!c con-
Whsn this began Miss Borden arose with
enc, energy :g ana a, said re word ChaienEs" Quite
presently took on the habit OF getting up Very
i SIowly , and saying ,G rChaIienge' in a thick.
ssan and again that th, mas baden ssG prso sna
dlnafy yscaI sxerion It is not So. 'N She Is
very little II ANYTHING bove tho average stat
does not look to weigh more than iS .i poun sa
at the outside. and II her arms. which cannot
In tss are large
small and ladyiike hands. '
At first 1t seemed that she was to challenge
~ lrishmcn and Catholics, on account OF
and certainly the first few q that description
g. |
fence. But. on the other hand. one who was
said to be Irish and u Catholic was chosen.
only men at or beyond the middle age
were. satisfactory. hut this same Irishman
was also exceptional in being young. Only
three or four foreign names were called The
rest Were all Wilhurs. Palmers. anI Folgers,
md Parkers and Lincolns, and Howlands. and
that sort Of Americans carrying snch given
naines as Reuben and Eben and Gideon and
Ezra and Elihu. The reason the Jury filed up
20 quickly was that everybody seemed to want I
10 get on it. ,
:. The court room 10 SO small and the popula.
lion so large, that n free ticket to tho trial. ,
md board and pay besides, was a thing to be
ooked after. The lawyers had their nick OF
The county I'll about the eleventh man was
reached. and then everybody seemed to dread
being tho twelfth. who. In case of the worst,
awful word Guilty" :
!, The jury when 1t was chosen was form cd OF i
ne fol i,g men: George Potter OF West
bur Of Somerset. Fred c. wiIbnr Of Raynham. i
sassaR n wuT Of Ess It William Msssot
lMIft Of New EehEord. Erunk G. Cole of Atile. | ,