Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-09

uafir MOI tNh'N" tt.. az
F''s, rather. Jesse, who live al
ns's' md who have come mere 70
l'u 49,, 'r IN bis fight for life and lib
Z 1 TS.' r' meeting ne, was most touch
\ 49, obaracter and II is eVldeh'
ln y, e TO be given every pos
,to, will tend to clear him Oh
crime .,oo,iva Jurors
,.an conducted with Increased ra-
D' ~ ,ongbout the day and altogeth-
Monday morning last two nun
|, 'n nos 10 names have been considered
,' anu o, to Of the case, with the
w., tbot the last one of this num-
4 p .'m have been disposed of before
"" odiourns tonight The feat-
4 ], mi, mornings session was 'ne
IN examination W .,.ii
[r.,rg mperintendent Of the re'ai'
asosrtment of the z. c. NJ. h. was
,..,'A The searching queries were
\ Dv Mr.. warelng declaring that
H., a friend Of Mortensen's-that IN
70 was friendly to the entire MOI
H. family although he was hKe-
,,,sndly to Mr. Hay, the victim OF
tragedy, 49,, Co..
hIs afternoon the Jurors mus lar
en in the Mortensen case received
nyltatlon from Manager Piper for
10 attend the performance OF
4lawney Of the Wells" at the inca
thls evening o'clock 1t looked
much as though the entire special
he Of Jurors selected last night
"a be exhausted this evening ana
another yenlre Of an equal number
kld be called for. There Is very
h prospect Of the six jurors named
st evenings News" being added 10
n NO COURT TOMORROW.
Ater-The special yenlre Of 80 men
1red last night IS exhausted and
Wcourt has ordered another venire OF
eturnable tomorrow; 70 returnable
bday and 50 returnable Tuesday.
b. WIN be no court tomorrow
he examination Of the following iur-
took place after O'clock yesterday
Sfnoon, at which time the News
brt closed. Edward White OF Mil
kk successfully passed the examina-
with the exception Of his firm be-
In Mr. sharps revelation. He was
Lused.
LIVED IN HIS HAT.
G. Mllet, a mechanical engineer,
said his residence was In his pock-
= said he had expressed an opinion,
wished to explain TO what extent
opinion was His request was
Ated and he said;
once stated that Il the person who
omitted that murder and robbed that
\ lady Of her husband. and those IN
Hnt little children OF their father
y their support, was proved guilty
PM doubt would pull upon the
TO string him w."
y to The revelation be said he ala
believe that God knew anything
<lt The murder or Il He ala. He
have prevented t. II He did then
person who committed the deed
lld not be punished.
IA gentleman said he would not
a Toe conviction where death was
punishment upon clrcumstantial
ence He was challenged and ex-
HAD no OPINION.
Forge Newbod had read very little
the case, but had formed some
' opinion about H. He did not
mat opinion at the present time
an not believe that James sharp
a revelation IN reference 10 The
\ Ihe Juror said he ala not believe
soaVcIing a man on circumstantial
shee ana would hesitate In voting
yhvleilon where the evidence was
Ey elrcumslantial, and where the
v penalty would be inflicted upon
.i'uon His challenge was not 70.
out s''ppeu uowh
4 sWlFTs DREAM.
,a Dean Swift created more Iauph.
van any other Juror who has been
a ala Pc Kept the courtroom I'm a
~ ulllg ue examination. He Der.
4 a u answering questions nut 10
I M, ~ 'oua'e. IN a decidedly rambling
I ' ,a. aid bed to be Instructed nv
n.y. wv 4. % answer the questions mt
H. ~. !. q aleel manner, and without
AM NM = = gOuI occupation, Mr. swift?"
\ A. r' "a, oIy goods peddler."
~ yVl not a physlcian9'
II, l ! sometimes prescribe for
I ~, s,,'o ior one man that tbev
YOU'D die but be is not dead |
's have your W P'"c''oe
% ~ but some of Tho ao,,..
'd ne ] am about ready for
| NJ 4 sI pIrsily well known. are you
! n n ny ~ pretty swiftly known. Ha |
y. you know Mr.. sharnpr
y ~ an have that honor boo.
II Nov I ling to-that reycla- |
D. ms,., an something like Mr.. |
k,,kn 81 49,, ioi ! have had n mani |
y n. NY . ..sselt On the night Inc mnr.
b. ,,ry. s1, ,.Id. ] had n dream and |
lrs, bsid 'A'9 new meeting house |
PsH M " was beautifully dec.
h gs,s,,,S,e l.lng vas frescoed. tho
rb,. AMY Amy painted and beoutlfui
81 NJ. asv benches. bu, " as : mo, no,
n s,iii wa, 'hsought-"
isl,,,' y, eolh sides but be up ,0sis, oy
|rtlr.s ls dream 10 tbo =" ~ insisted
+, 70 ,ris, 70. soe court to conane S S,r'l
be- a n ~ gag some manlfeSta,snns.
a''shls,i' ' y, gulli or innocence ,.' ~
|,'a's q s'n Vt "a. az 10 the guilt or IN.
y way 4, s ~, your am 9ue son Z, =.
vac ssss 10y y telling my dream ny
IN Instructed to answer The
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