The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-02
Jury SECURED
IN EIGHT DAYS
Thaw Trial viii Probably Begin
in Earnest Monday, Unless
Delayed by Jerome.
ATTORNEY NOT SATISFIED
c.avAN WILL MAKE THE OPEN
ING STATEMENT.

You York. Feb. 1.-The Thaw jury. as
,omnleted late today follows:
roreman Deming 3. Smith. So; retired
manufacturer, married.
No George P. Pfaff, 81; hardware;
No Z. Charles NJ FecIc. 45; shipping
agent zen ''c oscsr A. Pink; salesman; mar
r'S Sd. 3. Henry c. Harvey 80; pianos;
" Na 8 Harry c. Brealey, 25; advertising
agent gen '' Malcolm S Fraser, 40; salesman;
l' 40. = Charles D. Newton, So; retired
railway official; married.
W Wilbur S. steele, 60; manufac-
turor. married.
No ~ John s Denee 81: railway freight
aE yo n o. Joseph b. Bolton 81; clerk; mar
No 70 Bernard Cerstman. Sc: manufac-
turcr's agcnt married -
as "A complete surprise at the end of
iong and tedious day--the eighth of the
frfai-and Immediately after this last
member of the trial panel had been sworn
b, Justice Fitzgerald adjourned court I'M
nh 1890 o'clock Monday morning.
Jerome Not Satisfied With Jury.
district Attorney Jerome. who has been
eonteuding since yesterday afternoon for
the removal Of one of the men now in
The Jury box but who has failed TO gam
Che consent OF the defendants counsel to
"A change. was still reluctant as court
adjourned today. TO begin the actual pro-
ccedings without a further opportunity
10 plead with Thaw's attorneys, At his
request therefore Justice Fitzgerald
not cot
been examined 10 be i'm court Monday
morning ready for jury service in case
any are needed. Mr.. Jerome then an
nounced that n there should he no change
in The situation i'm the meantime the state
would proceed 20 place all its direct tes-
fimony before the jury "a the Monday
morning session. The defense was nOti-
fled TO be I'm readiness 10 proceed by
Monday afternoon.
Thaw's Counsel Contented.
1--WE are entirely satisfied with the
jury" said clifford w. Hartridge. Thaw' 8
leading counsel tonight. and he added
the intimatlon that he would not consent
10 any further alterations of the per-
sonnet.
~Thc defense will be- ready to proceed
the minute the prosecution has finished
its case" declared John b. Gleason, an
other of Thaw's attorneys.
Opening Statement Monday.
Assistant District Attorney Caravan will
make the opening address Tor the prose
CutiOn His remarks Will be brief Int
state viii then introduce such witnesses
rs are necessary TO prove that stanford
White has shot and killed by Harry \
Thaw on the Madison Square roof gar
don tho night of June . last. In announc
ing ;hat the introduction viii not requir'
more than one session OF the court Mr.
Jerome is evidently of the opinion tina
the rross-examination OF the states wit
nesses as to the actual events associate
with the tragedy may not be very eX
tcnsive.
Emotional Insanity Plea.
From the questions which have so per
sistently been put to the taiesmen b.
Thaw's attorneys as 10 any prejudice
agains; a defense OF insanity II IS at las
generally conceded that plea OF emo
tiOna insanity. will be the main relianc
of the Young defendant This proDaDl.
win lead TO a Cross-QuestioninS OF tn
states witnesses as 20 any peculiarit.
they may have noticed in Ihaw con
duct the night of the tragedy, in which
event the conclusion of the state Oh
rect testimony may take longer than i
now anticipated.
Thaw seemed to be i'm the best Of spirit
as the last juror was sworn.
eerstman Made the Twelfth.
Forty talesmon had been examined il
man declared ne had no such opinion Il
the case that could prevent his render
ing fair and conscientious verdict, an
be- was not prejudiced against any lin
81 defense and would give the prison
tr the benefit Of every reasonable dOuDl
But suggested District Attorney Je
rome. would YOU go further than tina
ana require the state 10 remove ever
possibility Of Doubt
II would certainly want every dOub
rrf ina n -
would vote Co convict I'm a capital case
me district attorney challenged the ~
roy for cause
fhaws attorneys were not content t
ei me t9lesman go, and on crOss-eXam
nation they brought his answers with
lA the legal requirements. MIR. Gerstma
,epylng 10 Mr.. Hartridge that he mean
y doubt any doubt that a reasonabl
man might entertain.
Jerome oVerruled.
Justice Fitzgerald held this TO be a com
fn1Snl answer and overruled District Al
" ..lrey Jerome's challenge.
Mr. iu ior people are content" announce
Jerome. and the juror was sworI
Law smiled In evident satisfaction.
-.iVss We're in circulation today the
~ ahd possibly two more Jurors weT
w.. ~ tAcuSed from further service. Their
go several conferences Of the attorney
s lo was stated that Thaw's counsel re
49," 20 consent 20 any further remoN
ans, Al tn noon recess Mr.. Jerome mad
emo. attempt 10 gam III
Sarvan Was Suspicious.
r onst the excitement attending the con
noon n on me panel late i'm the after
Ia , mere had been but one incider
sensss,.Iml, the court ROOM This was
Afforre. ~ move by Assistant DistriC
inonire Sarvan. who today continued I
annrosoSSl me taleSmen II they had bee
ir an .utn or spoken to about the cas-
sibie 49, SINCE being summoned as 10.
affsr,oai One OF the talesmen at Nh
snolse,, ~. session admitted that he Ia
him an MN several persons who sat nea
sonaIIv court room He was not pel
..Rossr gsainted with them.
Afr "9 So,. y Meara, stand NM shoute
hssn,, Tor the first time since the ri,
burg detecttl Hs9enee in court of the Pitt
fsr , ne nav nav family to gather evsdey1,
O.No.,o sse,oant was revealed
-. nseIa laced the talesrnen
Gsrs. ,na asi lns man you spoke with2'' NJ
nos, the talesfnan reDiged
rs,as IAN counsel protesfcs "a IL.
the talesn,a rt I, Partridge when he toe
tectise fs'.,Ia ~ hand. required Court ID