The Nome nugget., 1902-06-04
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of Wright's and he, said he didn't know. Then Jourden asked him if he wanted to serve on the jury, and he said he did. Jourden wrote. Hayden's name on piece of paper, and Hayden played the, wheel''for l5 minutes While. standing there. he, was sub poenaed. lourden had asked him to make an afiidavh concerning this case, but Hayden said be was not in the business: he had no story to tell; he would tell things just d. they occurred. Frank Minto, formerly a bartender m the Lobby testihed that he heard Jourden ask Ha yden what his initials were. Flames and otherS were also there. Deputy Marshal GrigGs came in, and Jourden went to his desk and Griggs followed him; the he returned and summoned Flames and Hayden. Shea and NJ. ]. Sullivan were also subpcenaed there. Juror ,GatfnPy was also, in the. Lobby, but the witness didn't know whether he was suhppnael there or not.
 A Flat Denial.
 Deputy Marshal Grggs was the next witness. He said the names of George A. Shea, E. T. Dyer James C.. Gaffney, H. o. Butler, w. J. Erskine, NJ. J.. Sullivan, Gus Sieffert and w. II. Wood ruff wereon the~open renire. He and Deputy, Marshal Bouse served the tickets. No ticket had been prepared at that time for W. NJ. Eddy. He served subpnnas on Shea, Sullivan, Dyer and Gatfney, the two latter in their business places. Bouse served Erskine and Eddy: he put the latter's name in place of Sietferts, who could not be found. Griggs said he asked Jourden if he knew of any good men, in case he ran short on this venire, thai he could get for jurors. Jourden said yes. Griggs asked who they were, and Jourden said, Flames and Hayden. Griggs went to the recorders office to inquire if Deputy Bouse had. re- turned Then he went to the office. Bouse came back and said he couldn't find Woodruff or Butler. He"said he had summoned Erskine and could get w NJ. Eddy, Bouse went after Eddy and Griggs returned to the Lobby and asked for Hayden and Flames. The marshal did not instruct him to sum-
 1I,, -lN,, had not prepared he list of names sev eral days before. Special venire papers were never prepared before ordered. The question sometimes was discussed as to who would make good jurors. His instructions always had been to get good, honest business men for jurors. The marshal did not know that he in- tended to subpoena Eames and Hayden, Gaffney was served in his store. The original tickets had neither Eames nor Hayden's name on them.
 rlcGinn Wants to Know.
 In answer to McGinn, Griggs said be had gone to see Flames of his own voition, and had asked him. .s''what is ,he trouble ?" The marshal had not sent him, but he had told the marshal he would go and see Flames. Eame> led him to infer that there wasn't any trouble. Flames said he had to see other parties before he could talk. Griggs denied purporsed conTer' sAtion with McGinn in the New York Kitchen. in. which McGinp alleged that Griggs told him that Jourden had handed him list of names. He didn't have Hayden's initials on the subpoena ticket.
 Deputy Marshal Bouse cOrrobOrated Griggs' testimony in regard to the manner in which the special venire had been served
 E. N. Stevens testified that he thought NJ. J. Sullivan and George A. Shea went down Steadman avenue after the court took 9 recess on April + in order to secure other jurors.
 Adam W. Johnson court crier and a deputy marshal, testified that he over heard q conversation in the marshal $ office pertaining to the special venire. He heard the marshal tell Griggs to go down to the Lobby and ''get those parties"
 A. B.'s 0ridironed.
 w. M. Eddy testified that one day Jos. H. Wright in talking over his az. preaching triah the latter said he wish. ed that Eddy could be on the jury. He was friend o: Wrights He had had no conversations over the matter with either the Marshal or Jourden.
 McGinn during the entire case tried consistently to make it appear that members of the Arctic Brotherhood were extremely active in Wright,s be. half A score of times he tried to bring out this impression, and Eddy was