The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-21

ing Mrs. Tiiie J. Kennedy. the witness
who was lost ard found sgain. Mrs. Ken
nedy's husbsad says she never was miss
Ing. She went away without making any
effort to conceal her whereabouts and came
back Of her own volition. She had not
been subpan aed and had no idea Of evad-
Ing any process OF court. II the officers
had called on Mr.. Kennedy he could have
given them It's wife's address. At any
rate she Is hese now and will testify. Ii 10
said she IL gs,,ed by both the prosecution
and defense.
Jury was again commenced. Charles Z.
Sweeney was called A. the first juror TO be
examined. Hs was hop man, 81 years Of
age. and 4 resident Of the county for nino
years. lie had IN opinion Of the case
which evideasc could not remove and was
excused. Essa II. Bragdon. resident of
the county for four and half years. was
passed by. both sides. He is 30 years of
age. The defense used its percmptory
challenge to cali down ID. H. Beckman.
w. J. Caldwell. . resident Of the county
I'VE years. was called. but as he had formed
an opinion which would 30 unaffected by
evidence. wac challenged by the defense.
The CHALLENGES vas overruied and Mr.. Piles
asked him to sssp down by calling into
play peremr.ory challenge.
Hiram NJ. s'o.om. a south Of the city
farmer, was called and passed by both
eides. lie is married man and has re-
sidcd in the cosnty two years.
The state excused Joseph Gavin. George
Herring, a barber. who has lived in the
county five Years. was called. but was
foored by tho Insanity question invariably
propoundcd by Mr. Piles. lie was preju-
diced against the plea and would require
testimony II the strongest kind To over.
come the prejudice. lie was challenged
by the defs use and excused in spite of the
states objestlcn.
w. II. bennington, a Dcs Moines real
estate dealer. was of tho same opinion as
10 insanity the previous juror and also
had an opinion To be removed by most
unimpeaehasaa evidence lie Was excused
l.. r. Do3ge. n shoemaker. who lives on
Yesier aveaas was called. He had had
some conversation with gentleman who
had taken meals at the house where Boyd
VAS Killed aa4 from his statement of the
facts had received an impression so de-
csded that ;ae state had no use for him,
q II. Jones. who was Juror in the
Rundherg au sder ease some three months
aso. was called. He had decided preiu-
dice against plea Of insanity. formed a.
he said BY residences of five years in an
asylum iaf khe insane. bat as an attend.
ant only
Williams t'opcstsck. n residen. of King
county scf some taree years. was accepted
rs lur0f vsihoa, challenge. He Is the
ianitor @, sac La,ona school and 10 a
married rgaa Is years of age.
The deisase excused H. NJ. CoivIn.
Richard bradley. er~depaty United
States raafshal. Mas excused on account o.
his prejudice against the plea of insanity
especially emotional insanity. which Tn.
defense objected to. lie had met BoyC
and knew sas defendant by sight.
X. W. N3r,Aeu had formed an opinior
and was escesed by the challenge Of tn,
defense.
Jacob Jn3tsn. puuamish river sancher
g. years IS: age and an old resident. wa
accepted - juror. Bradley Was excuse.
hv the sEPivnse. Alexander Mahn,
farmer h<5ne az Preston and a resiaen, O
the cou,gsy for seven wears, WAS raised
He is nas.vs AT sweden and is 81 years O
sse. nres"v Was excused by the state
August @0stway, an cril,ia farmer &
years Of 49, who had never heard q: IN,
case unit. lie VAS Summoned as a turor
WAS passed.. lie - a Bayagiaa and mar
Sied.
The defense excused Robinson. Jane
Mckay. tNnscrly superintendent of IN
James Street Construction Company. VA
passed. Hs il Canadian. ~ wears OF Az
ksik CIsn. Seattle saipwrssht. = natsv
a Sgcs.es, 10 pears old and married. VA
passed.
The ssste excused Williams David r
sey. s rcsg5sas Of Sannydslr. VAS rasse
and s'nnessi 'a,ely fell = victim 90 the re,
emricry .tsilense Of the defense.
III. }. c. 'sSaheFry. farmer living .nea
Jaanlts ns.i . res.deu, Of tho county ia
nearly iso years. stepped into the DO
and pass through 4 gire of question
uniasea. He - ~ yesrs OF age ana one Q
: the fs~ nssa arGssi raen On the jury. Tn
state nos had 40 reFenpiosy ehallenr
ond the estsase tat one
ssThe Gsfsuisni's ,.eremr.orv chal
lensv." r.ng out Judge uuaes' VOICE
The excitement VAS intense and the SPEC
sasors slsess Each one leaned forward Z.
catch the nasae o, tue las, man to 10 chsl
lenxesi.
ATTORNEYS Plies and Martin withdrew :.
the Judge VI chambers and in = saamrat re
turned. tsxense Mr.. Morris" said r.ses
Morris wss ssae fsyss juror examined We.
serday. !saa lamont . Jaeksea ssscs