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

-.roersry insanity IS ne defense OF Z.
ursf,~v for the slatng Of the man
.so. be says. vas MS diidrens ssducer.
r.,. developed in the atiine of the de-
t.use presented at ye,eFday afternoons
.ss.sos 0. the csurt. / was Gay % SEN
ntsoHs throughout
uradIey WAS not laced On the stand.
ne mysterious wltfss ~h"Hi 'ne pros
eeusson had all aiof oeeh nhapio 10 ioeh-
Ard tracebs-ihe man who ac-
.n,.l grsA;eyfrom his home 10 the
-. ~ Killing. - produced by the de-
fenss. and provedo ne ref'iihaho Butter
Sid. OF Chlcag q 6fofhef-in-.aw OF
Newman Kline.
r.. .sstifyiagsf Bessie Bradley, the IL
..,-o,s aanahF OF the prisoner. was an
affecting scene Frequently her utterance
-. ob,,aa wi, sots. and the court mad
10 walt unSiYhs TAD sainen some con-
.wos ovar be.smotioB- Some Of the spec
1900 sra 70 or thre@ OF the jury.neE
..n.as M sempt TO conceal their feel
,a~. hut peniy wiped the tears from
,,s.r svesy Bradley'a face was sunken In
49,. ,sne-,f anguish as he sat e4t.i knit
"a hravfand clencbed hands. facing the
v,.pssx and. Beside MIN sat mis- counsel.
TT Rssid and William f. Morris Dur
,.s .hJatter part Of the day h.s three
vosast children we're with him. The
Two NE girls sat BY his side. one II them
,eani5 her check against his arm, while
N. 10y, a brlgh, boy Of or j. he held
IN n arms. nov and then bending io@n
n int kiss on the chIid's rosy creek.
A Jury Secured.
portion of the morning session was
assumed In the work OF completing the
ypansiins OF tho jury. These are The
kmss of the twelve good men and true
tso were finally chosen to sit In trial
epen the slayer Of soheiderup and say
whether he Is guilty or innocent OF the
crime OF murder in the first degree: james
Harris William McNaily. w. T. Beazley.
Frank D. Mouipied. George T. Gardner.
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". +. Turner. NJ. ]. Cavenaugn, j. e.
Bigelow and ] A. Dewitt.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Har. very
briefly outlined the prosecution. recount
ing 10 the jury the cardinal facts OF tha
case az they have been already publ shed.
lie said If the prosecution proved what II
expected to prove. the jury would be ask
ed 10 render a verdict Of guilty Of murder
In the first degree.
The first witness called by the state
was w. D. Maddocks He saw bradley
walk across Cherry street. at Third ave-
nas, TO where Sche.dsrup stood. In front
Of the Lobby saloon. Saw the shot
fred. and held open the door of the sa-
kea while the dying man was carried in
SIDE. Said he lived about five minutes.
cross-exanlnatlon waived.
Coroner Henry Ysndell was next called.
Tie testified as To the inquest held and the
course taken by the bullet. when entered
the left side and ranged downward.
cro~s-examination waived
John r Jury called Testified he saw
Bradley engaged in conversation with an
Unknown man (this was Bulteriield. the
w.tHeSs for the defense. produced later In
the day. on Thrd avenue. between James
sad Cherry. Saw them separate aud saw
Bradley walk toward Cherry \ few Min
uses later ssw Bradley draw a pistol and
sheet Schelderup.
II : Clement called. Corrbaratc1 Jury
and testified further "a so I}rt liev's APP
pearaaee Immediately aftef The SA1otint.
Said his manDsr was that Z a man not IN
control OF his faculties. face was ta.lid.
Eyes Wild and staring an. rps compressed
almost 10 contorsion. Tefsim0ny uuchang-
ed by crass~cxamlnatior
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