The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-02

rsrposary insanity is the defense Of T.
- n,ssisy Tor tire staying OF the man
.sa ne says. w2S rs eniidrens seducer-
80. seve.o.ed ln the outline OF the de-
49,. presented az yesterday afternoons
.....c~ al the court II was q dry Of sen
...soss throughout.
prss.-y vas not placed on the stand.
"a. ryssessoss witness whom the pros
.,ssssan had AL along been unable 10 idsn-
.,fs or Ard trace of-iie man who ac-
.,rrsszed Bradley from mis- home 10 the
49,, OF kl,.ii.g, waS produced by the de-
..nss. and proved to be Ferdinand Butter
ola. OF Chicago. a srother-sn-.aw OF
Newman Kline.
ia tessifying OF Bessie Bradley. the AZ
,esr-old daughter OF the prisoner. was an
ss~s,.pr scene Frequently her u;tsrancs
~ csoked with sobs. and the court had
IA raj, until she had gained some con-
,,d over her emotion. Some of the spec
tsesfs and two or three Of the jury.neL
r1ae no attempt to conees. their fesi-
,sss. bus openly wiped the tears from
tas.r eyes Bradiey's face was sunken In
ss<p lines o. anguish a. ne sat Nth init
.ss ssows and clenehed hands. facing the
vuas.. stand. Beside him sat his council.
! r Roaad and Willis IN II. Morris. Dur
lrS the latter part Of the day rs three
yousxsss ea;ldren we're with him. The
swo little gifis Sat by his side. one Of them
lsaalag her cheek against his arm. while
TIE baby, brish; boy OF 4 or 5. he he'd
N Bis arms. ROW and then bending loen
10 print klss ou taa child's rosy creek
A Jary secared.
A portion o. the morning session was
coaS4med In the work OF completing The
impaneIinx OF the jury. These are The
lanes Of the ,wsaye good men and true
she were finally chosen to sit In. trial
UPON the slayer of soheIderup and say
whether he is guilty or innocent OF the
cfsms OF murder In the first degree: James
Harris. William McNally. W. I. Beaxley.
Frank d. Moulpied. George T. Gardner,
W. T. Grey, John Fassar, r. II. Bragg,
". T. Turner. VI. j, Cayeuaugn, j. &.
Bssiov and J. A Dewitt.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Hart very
briefly outlined the prosecution. recount
iag to the Jury the cardinal facts OF IND
case. az they have been already published
He said II the prosecution proved what IT
expected 10 prove, tas jury would be ask
ID 70 render verdict Of guilty of murder
n the nrst degree
~ g.
Vas ". d. Maddoeks He saw Bradley
walk across Cherry street, at Third ave-
nas. TO where Schelderup stood. in front
Of the Lobby saloon. Saw tho shot
fsed. and held open the door OF sAe sa-
looa while the dying man VIA. carried In
ida Said he lived about five minutes.
Cross easminatou waived
corunsr Henry YsRdeil was next called
He testified a. To the inquest held and Tho
course taken by the bullet, which entered
tie lsss side aud ranged downward
CseAs examination waived
Jsan r. Jury called. Testified he saw
Bradley engaged in conversation with an
unknown man fthis was Rutterhel.i. the
witness fcf tho defense. produced later in
lie day. on Third avenue. between James
aaa Cherry. Saw them separate and saw
h:Ndlsy walk toward Cherry. A few ain
1ss later saw Bradley draw a pistol aud
sEoos Schelderup.
n !. Clement called COrroboratesi Jury
ava tsensed further "a 20 Drtil,y's ap-
psassace Immediately after the shooting.
SAID bis manner was that OF a man not in
eehtfol Of his faculties Face was pailid.
siss Wild and staring and tps compressed
'snest 10 coneortleu. Testimony unchang-
e. by efoxs-exa m:natiou.
Ass Laura Cove called CarTohorsted