The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-15
VAUGHN JURORS
 ON TROLLEY RIDE All Wished to Go to Who'd a
 Thought It SPECIAL CAR PROVIDED On the Way out Davidson Felt Sorry for Morrow-lt Wasn't for Long,
 However-oulet Dinner
SPECIAL CAR PROVIDED


 However-oulet Dinner
 for Two.
 John Smith, who was standing beside Frank Vaughan when the latter was killed by an electric wire last August near Who'd a Thought It, took the stand In the circuit court room yesterday and told what he knew about the case of William S. Vaughan against the Birming- ham Railway, Light and Power company, the Birmingham Southern Railway com pany and the Bell TelepAone company. Smith began to testify before Il o'clock. He did not leave the stand till o'clock in the afternoon, excepting only when jury. counsel and witnesses went out at noon to Who'd Thought It. They rode out on trolley car to inspect the scene where Frank Vaughan was killed. Incidentally they went out to get better acquainted with the place which Hugh Morrow mistook Tuesday for an interrogatory.
 At Close Range.
 As the hour for the noon recess drew near the question whether or not 1t was advisable for the jury to see at close range the spot where the tragedy took rlace came up in the court room. Oppos- ing counsel got into tangle on the propo- sition. Judge Coleman, to settle the ques- tion, promptly boiled the jury.
 would you like to go out to Who'd a | .ot T 4.4Ao
 q would" said the foreman. with a dry grin.
 And you?'
 .Yes, sir said No. in the box. And so it went till the twelfth man had voted.
 Somebody will have to pay the fares of the jury" suggested Judge Coleman If the court please" said Hugh Nor. row. counsel for the Birmingham Rail way, Light and Power company. I'll order a special car, and we Il all go out to Who'd a Thought It."
 Suggestion Adopted.
 Counsel for the plaintiff failing to entei an exception" Mir Morrow's suggestion was accepted. The twelve men in the boa l got up, StfeICneu Inelr dllio anu ASbS oaAe made ready for the trip.
 In a few moments jury and counse were speeding away to Who'd Thought It in brand new special street railway ear. Hugh Morrow of counsel for the de fendant and J. W. Davidson of counse for the plaintiff were sitting on the iron seat. They hadn't gone far before David son began to rally Morrow about Who'' a Thought 1t.
 I'm sorry for you, Hugh" whispered Davidson.
 why sorry?" asked Morrow.
 well, I'll tell you," confded David son, you made bad break in court yes terday, when you let 1t slip that vol didn't know anything about Who'd Thought It."
 Morrow looked narrowly at Davidson and chewed the end of an un.ighted cigar
 Looked Over Panel.
 When I got to the office last night, Davidson went on, q looked over tn panel, and what do you suppose found Hugh? I found that four men on thi jury live in Who'd Thought It."
 
 ting on pins His shoulders went up Il the air. Both hands followed them am overlook them and kept on going upwar' till they nearly hit the ceiling of tn car When they came down, they caugh his hat brim, jammed it hard down owe his ears and held 1t there for three min utes and thlrty-seven seconds by David sons watch.
 And all the while MT. Morrows fac looked very much like the picture, Ma poleon at Fontalnebleau," that was stucl there in the end of the car in front o him.
 Davidson let 1t go at that.
 The car sped on.
 Morrow fell into a reverie.
 The jury talked about the price of cot ton.
 As they drew. near Who'd a Though it. Morrow's face frightened. A merr. twinkle lighted up his eye. He shielded hi face with his hand from Davidson.
 A few moments later the car ha, stopped and jury and counsel were on tn ground
 Examine the Spot.
 They examined the spot diligently. an were about to go back to the car whel they looked around for Morrow.
 Hugh had taken a position on a moun' ten yards away and was surveying tn countryside His eyes mirrored the shaft of the Pratt division of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company Befor him No. |; at one side No. 2; at anothe side No. 8.
 He had a panoramic view of the sur | rounding country.
 Say, come herei" cried Mir. Morrow |
 lContinued on Seventh Paqel