The evening world., 1907-05-09
cspeslsl to N. Ev.aIas wsrlal

accused OF the murder OF ex-Goy. steun-
snberg. OF the original panel -four were
excused ~ the court. two because OF
material interest that would suffer. one
because of the severe illness Of his wife,
and the goursh because ne had been a2-
pointed a city patrnlman. since drawn
The examination OF the seventh tales
man by tho prosecution only was In
yrokrcss late mis- HrTHrnoon, OF the
other Hix. three were excused on
challenge for bias BY the prosecution
and three were temporarily passed. The
latter have not as yet been examined
By the defense
The examination OF the prospective
Jurors hy tho prosecution included an
extended inquiry as TO the life ana oc-
eupation. afnllation with labor unions,
acquaintance with Gov stsunenDerg nt-
titude toward circumstantiEl evidence.
the manner by which the prisoner was
Brought 70 Idaho from Colorado AID
capital punishment
Witnesses to BE Called
The FIRST disclosure Of the names OF
The witnesses for the State. other than
those known through the Erard Jury in
quiry was made voluntarily by counsel
for the State oeforc the examination o;
taieSmen began The list contains one
hundred and ntty-one names. inclueinE
Harry Orchard. former Gov Peabody. a,
Colorado; Miss Cora Peabody. daughter
of Gov Peabody; W. Il Carlton. pret-
ident. and e. c. Hamlin. secretary. OF
the Nine Owners Association OF Crinple
Creek. Col; Gen. sherman Bell. OF
SsiSrado; Bulkley Wells. Adjutr t-Gen-
er1 Of Colorado. Julian steur e
brother OF the dead governor:
fAdams. airs. Adams. Frank A. Fem. O.
the Eaited States Interior Dspartmens
In charge OF Forest Reserves IN Idaho;
James Mcfarland and other detectives
Haywood waA brought into couri
shortly before o'clock lie bore a con.
ndent air and paid little attention TO
matters other than the court prooeed-
tngs- He closely watohsd Judge Wood
and scanned each juror carefully, The
prisoner frequently conversed with his
counsel. evidently concerning the men
summoned as prospective jurors
Judge Wood opened the trial Al aD
A N. After twenty-five minutes haa
been occupied with the prellminAflas
+. both sides announced THAI they were
ready 10 proceed
The examination OF the tAiismsn be-
Enn AT io.T o'clock. A 1. Ey.tnr b.lu-
the frst man called.
Ihe courtroom was densely thronEed
eno crowds stood In the corridors and
on The streets outside the court
There was strong guard OF police
All
teetives mingled wlih the crowds A
short distance away Federal troops and
mnitiamen were held for an emergency.
Wife In Invalid Chair.
srAY bearded court bailins stood IN
me aislss Of the court ready 10 pre-
serve order They had little 10 DO. Tn,
opposing counsel were ARRANGED AZ long
tables on either side OF the witness
cnair which Ia set IN the centre OF N.
space within the counsel rail-
Al ihs attendants table Iohn Murnhv
general counsel OF the Western Fedora
fion Of Miners. sat with the other at
torneys entered for Haywood. Just
bark of the dsfrndant'H counsel t.lte
sac Mrs. Haywood. wife OF the prisoner
in her iuvhlid chalr. She WIS accom-
~ "Nl ~" NHNhHtNH Ahl
uurfe
Judge Wood made several announce
ments in civil proceeC'nrs before hs
fnaily turned 20 the array OF counsel
before him and asked
'Is tho defendant. Haywood. IN
eourtf"
He Is waiting 10 be called" said
Nr. parrow ---
Tho next instant Haywood appeared
a. custody OF Deputy Sheriff "nasf
beamer. employed ~ Canyon County
20 guard the accused minou. Haywood.
a siockiiy huili man JUST short ~ ok
feet IN height and weighing perhaps lD
pounds appeared ciean-shavcn thls
morning. and apparently his long cone
nnement. broken aa .i has been by daily
eSerfisc on the lava surrounding a..
couri-house, has had iitte effect upon
his health. Haywood suffered an nc-
rident 90 his Hshi eye come years ago.
losing ita siEht
Frst Juror Called.
Are you ready Fenilrmen9' qnered
Jadre Wood. opening the trial
I'VE are" counsel Tor both Sides
voicrd % unison.
members % the rogliar jury panel -
twenty seven namer leaving but twsn.
iY-thfee m.n e. be eKImined d this
time one of the men excused hal a
sick wife the others had buslaess en-
iisrrnts whieh ihey convinced tho count
would sunor irreparably n they We-s
forced g. serve in tAis traL
Twelve EUmfs Wtra called and an ~
ths empty lur} trats Vere nilci hefafs
the czaminatlpn ~ any of the tales'
nen was begun
A \ EWInE o. gray bearded earpen
tsr. whQ sai in tae forrmAn'a chair. Nai
fht nrst of tAe panel QlertioBrd by Sir
HaWieg o. 100 State The aitouei
inquired r. AZ 90 the residence ~ th,
ptupofrd -laa lie tald as had lYet
hers D uumuer of sears having com,
from Or o. Be VAS d native. how
ssef NJ Indiana
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