Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-06

=. INV plainly apparent ina, .ne
I >. wore right on both sides OF 'ne
'Or,ensen.Hay murder oass' . ,ury
4, soia the work Of selecting a Jul,
,,',nr 10 be painfully protrae'eu'
I n,orress in that direction has Dee ~
p &, p a'or today and bids fair to be 50
,oys 10 come, though counsel ioI
4, s .,ate and defense admit that I'm, .ne
'',nsc,el might happen at any 'l'ie
I ONE Two or three Jurors be chosen s,iel,
f.., Sns' IS was the case last nisht when
VN' smith and Bringhurst were
s,,s decided upon. Two Jurors TOT
Srst day is after all pretty ,l s0Oa
"a me same rate would bring
otwslye good men and true NV Nv
4 10, BY saturday night and put 'he !,
! tight where the examina'iO n. -
,pesses could be taken up on Mon
u .,,.rn,ng one week from the time
trial was commenced. But there Is
d -. sble 10 say that this VIII De
H. II 4 merely a matter Oh spseu
,oo at best. The facts are q yuiy
Sht he chosen this side OF saturua .,,
assin II might not be secured uhti
that time
IA man in the court room toua .S., Wa
q attentive a listener as Mor'e sr,,,,,
excepting his counsel, VINO iolo"
erv Setail AS carefully and asslduous-
+ as thew can. II was noticed Una.
accused scowled percephbly AZ tne
|Xror. who admitted on Questioiin,he Ne
In he had a fixed opinion as 70 'ns s
isoners guilt. There was NOT aS
,ge crowd In attendance as was eh- -
%,ted II appears that the curious
|{rongs that eustomarily push and ei-
I'm into court rooms on occasions sun a
- these are waiting until the tlile
1ben The witnesses are to be put on the
knd. Only one relative was presen.
"a this mornings hearing, and that
y Henry, the prisoners brother.
THE TWO FIRST JURORS.
the News" report closed at 4
&lock yesterday afternoon, two more
tors were excused for cause, Arthur
Foulger and Hyrum Goff. Both
IA they had formed opinions that
puld require evidence TO remove. Mr.
Ibulger said, In answer to Mr.. Stewart
at he knew Mr.. Elchnor as a politi-
In, but he was not looking for a po-
IDEAL fob. He also knew Mr.. Sharp
ID had business relations with him,
IN these facts, be said, would not In
hence him IN rendering a verdict.
DIR Gofi had no hesltancy in saying
b did not think he could enter upon
ia trial OF the case without an opinion.
II would require evidence TO remove the
opnion he had formed. Although the
notion by the defense TO excuse the
Hror was resisted by the State, the
nurt after asking a question, decided
y sustain the challenge.
archibald Frame was put through
nc usual examination and was passed
~ both sides for the time In answer
q the question from the defense; you
rmember the testimony Of James
Harp In reference 20 the finding OF
ne body the substance OF which was
pa God had revealed to him where
~ body would be iound?"
"a Yes understand Il was brought
~ By your question" He said, how
eer, that the matter would influence
~ In no way.
Nr Eichnor then proceeded to exam
y Jurors Smith. Bringhurst, and
frame, Answering his questions they
q said they were members OF the
1homon' Church. They we're not ac-
epalnted with Mortensen, or his attor-
ptys They believed In capital punish
Etnt aud had no bias against clrcum-
tahVal evidence but would prefer d.
~ evidence They all said they be.
te'ed N lie after death. lfr. Rom
4 Y answered all the questions as did
~ o'ner Jurors except that he was not
n meuloer OF church.
Attorney Bernard Stewart asked Mr.
<inl.a Il j was not part Of the Nor.
9h ialm that It would be mach bet
w iCr man IN after life II he had
sseu blood here to have his blood shed
y, smith said he had never heard such
focirins taught.
ine STATE then used It's first peremp.
~, challenge and excused Mr.. Rom
Y The defense then excused Mr.
lne state accepted Smith and Bring.
usl AMI after a consultation in which
\ odendant his brother ana his conn.
= t,.ucpaied, the defense accepted
.,, {.Iots and they were sworn. The
s',.'sn, we're accepted at three min.
srn " :, o'clock, when court adjourned
his Yuarel... - 49,