The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-14
/ Entire Day Spent in
||ening to Excuses of
the Yeniremen.
yGLE TALESMAN
iS PASSED FOR CAUSE
The Murdered Governor
mt; Will Be Witness
: for the State.

4 Ida, MAY l3.-Only a frag-
rh;dav was given 10 the actual
Ne Haywood trial and the one
ard was the qualification of a
lsa sman who seems marked for
challenge later, Tho rest
Il lie went to the talesmen OF
nj yenire and the reason that
Eupossible for them to serve
aNat this time. Judge Wood
s-. case at ? o'clock and at
On attention TO the 100 men
by Sheriff Hodgin in the spe-
issued on Thursday last. The
SNsl those who had special eX-
Fl ,rfer to come forward and up
H.StIe mob of thirty~hve. They
g round the clerk s desk and
~ the left approach to the
I. them were sick and five of
s uthe husbands of sick wives.
u ncnted crisp~looking certifi-
oz doctors. others offered their
y dies as visual evidence, the
inSt earnestly. Then there were
rs who must ride hard and
min:hese DAYS in this land of If
Shlere water is a community
Snsext there was n batch of
u Ind Jurors who are under call
*a June 10, date that will
I's let with this trial, and after
ud little column of county
rat and small. Then there
;nt nistrators Of estates with
slIl cay suffer by their enforced
fls I'D two bankers who must
u count the coin in national
WI Types Of Characters.
In shey range from grsy-haired
lveElnivering under their years,
VII Youngsters in early citizen
.aI appearance from the wealth
" muscle -gnarled of the farm
tczsed comfortable burghers.
ihi and patience Judge Wood
nj through and the thirty
" u N were not all told until
iiik clock. Twenty-four of the
tLigure excused and the other
IL rned to the panel, either tenn
17permanently, leaving the
r5n nfy.siX,
trnr devoted to counsols' eX-
il ly talesmen, Ellsworth Lister,
al Il ner, who had vainly striven
S,.arsed went down before an
rgl rom the prosecution for i'm
ns1.sand gave way TO Walter
er ss,y-nine years old, q brother
uqk member oil the Idaho legis-
Iltin ia farmer, and formerly
[t6p- Of Seattle and Everett,
utstiz Shaw qualified after an
ues examination that filed the
,erfEso adjournment, but he was
arE many of his answers and
-formed upon any matters
oprpT the standard grade Of
UfbNw is generally labelled for
challenge.
rsn pination by James HawIey,
rsesel for the State, was again
pf E. +. Richardson again
rp lrching. Hawley chiefly di-
Fl - llf to the question Of atti-
foyn i circumstantial evidence,
gr ,5hment and the absence of
NtSTfr Idaho when the crime
derN ed He also sought for pos
rOp.T as to former Governor
. lie. y personally, and carefully
ID Wshe talesmcn as 10 formed
sed ved opinions and the pos
g n heir removal by competent
Esd nSnse Moves Slowly,
y glIp{TS direct challenge of Lister.
defense acquiesced, made
Sh1ly talesman examined by
'" Once again he asked as TO
tb,f the letter Of President
oM esignatlng Haywood and
sc', ies as " "undesirabIe citi-
ser .glpeeches of Secretary Taft
sH . psits of Gov. Gooding and
nir ~ legislature. He again care
q OiIs-e for prejudice agains, So
~ members Of the Western
nss.s of Miners, possible bias
mn ibers of labor unions gen
sSe[ also covered the line of
Duth or interest in the orga-
mine owners and the
,,sa,ance and possible alliances
Pp IN, the lodge and the politi-
cId . Shaw said that after he
p pANlss immoned on Saturday last
Il " the fact over with the
Y CstE his family, and this led
-oirg ito pointedly admonish the
ser n en- to refrain from discuss.
IF with any one under any
.,r gEfs; He asked them to re.
Oss. fs tho name or names Of any
s;detL rsons who attempted, after
,or, = talk to them about the
Me- of Victim Present.
asnrsf 'urt this afternoon came
n unenberg, son Of The
fhs W vernon, tall, sturdy youth
andp lke his father in face
nave For two hours he sat will
ba lsY OF the Boise bar. ten feet
tersms ar OF the prisoner. William
tai he spoke to no one and
\ pat1' lu,ct. unobtrusive spectator
aS tnder subpoena as a witness
seh q, fpected will DC among tn,
I sicfff ood group was the same a,
ads t0p' 'saay. The prisoner sat n
- 20 OF the line Of chairs il
n.u lr<sthe defense s table. Mex
am ~ n . youngest daughter, an,
~ tH The nurse. Next in lin
sbts,ss aid wife and mother, an,
Pusss ~ the comcly elder dauphter