The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-09
ALL READY FOR THE TRIAL
Yesterdays SESSIONS CONrPIET-
ED PANEL OF JURY IN HAM,
ILTON CASE
START WILL BE MADE TODAY
MIR. Penny's Strongest Objections
Were to Men With Poor KnOwI-
edge of EngIish-State Re-
Jected Men Out of Work.
THE JURY.

LIE JURY.
r1 r. Fitch Paboby. craftsman. Gillette
south.
i, Charles s. Raymond. milIwright, SIS
beacon street southeast.
Lew L. Lincoln, 3245 Nicollet avenue,
enploye of the Minneapolis Dry Goods
company.
Harry " Wetherby, clerk in the North
western National bank, 1923 Third avenue
Arthur H. Robinson, tinsmith 92s
FRED W. Nebelthau, S219 Park avenue,
machlnlst, electric heat.
Everett w. Roberts, contractor and
plasterer, 726 Nineteenth avenue south.
w. II. Gibson, real estate, 42O Guaranty
Loan building; residence. 2S14 Park ave-
Fl. r. Mozart. farmer, independence.
Peter Oakley, 400 Humboldt avenue
north, real estate and insurance, office in
Edward ]. Bronson. timer, 2S1O Harriet
avenue. LII 40 !
o. N. Anderson, photographer. 4246 First
avenue south.
The tedious task of securing a jury in
the Hamilton trial has at last been &C
ccmpHsheG. and this morning the case
Will commence before twelve men who
have successfully met the exaeting re-
qulrements Of the fastidious counsel Oh
beth sides.
The panel was completed at 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, the three jurymen
required having been secured by that
hour.
The first to satisfy the re-
Gutrements of the attorneys was Peter
w. Oakley, who lives at 403 Humboldt
avenue north. and conducts a real es-
tate and insurance business in the Ia
sofa block.
Within a few minuNs afterward Ed
T
dence is 2S10 Harriet avenue and place
Of business 500 Seventh street south, was
called to the stand for examination, and
With very little Formally he also joined
the elect. Mr.. Nye stated that the de.
Tense did not care to challenge Mr. Bron-
son, and when the state had asserted
that he had no scruples of conscience
against the death penalty he was &C
cepted and sworn.
o. N. Anderson, photographer living
at 1916 First avenue south, was the
twelfth and last to be landed.
Mr.. Penney from the beginning showed
Discrimination to admit to the jury box
any foreigner whose command of English
is at all open to doubt, and his discrlm-
nation In that respect was plainly ap
parent In several instances he eXerted
himself strenuously to justify the disqual-
ification of candidates who were of for
as to use a peremptory challenge when
all other means had proven fruitless.
The questioning of different talesmen
examined during the trial also brought
out strongly the fact that the state is UNI
Conditionaly opposed to the selection of
a man out of work. SO pronounced is
this feeling that Mr.. Bardman has even
used peremptory when necessary.
Juror Raymonds health was slightly
|, improved yesterday, but not enough SO
as to give any assurance that he IS to
| be a we'll man through the trial. His
condition will be closely watched and
any alaming symptoms of a breakdown
will probably be regarded as sufficient
to warrant his removal from he jury. Be-
| cause of, his advanced years, Mr.. Ray
i rflond has not the recuperative powers
that would enable a younger man to
stand the strain. OF jury service.
Court adjourned at 2:l5 until this morn
| ing at the request of the defense.