The Ordway new era., 1907-06-28
JURORS Fam
STRAIN ON MEN IN u...
CASE CAUSES A,Ass
TRIAL MAY LAST TO Av,
Weather ls Growing Ho. /, :,
Thermometer Is or,o.,,
Crawling Uo

out through the Oppressive
June and the oyerpoweri,, i.
Of July?
Counsel on both sides pla,%,
LIST as the earliest date to ~,
conclusion of the grea, e...'
trial. and that means ST, ~
sitting pursatory that Will !,
strength OF a vigorous man.
Already some of the Juror, :.
Ing effects OF the confluence,
man among the twelve bu h.
fered and shows the traces. a.,
than others.
In No. IL. Samuel Russell A.
bearded patriarch. lacking az !,
the three score and ten. bet,u
appearance and in his ever "a.
that the strain is telling On n
large. high.backed armchair y.
fills offers nothing OF res, Ia 4.
limbs. II has been nece,ar
ply him plentifully with soitufsr
the efficacy OF these aids 10 ,,. y
croaching infirmity is Of doe5ts
ton.
Samuel Gilman, in No. ah.
object OF solicitous gIances m,
neys and court officials. Hs,.t,
Juror Russell's. is padded n.
pillows. His step lacks SPIN, Z,
cheek is pale and haggard.
The most surprising chanss ! Z
the lot is noticed In Juror o. Va
the man from Wyoming. Vi, \
the Tom Horn jury. WI.
first presented himself he vas
look upon. His was the ap;.a-a
the typical man Of the plalas
to the hour. clean limbed AZ. 2
and bronzed by life In the "a
He looked good for any hat!ss;
Jury service might impose
Shadow Of Former Sci
The three weeks that he AH
confined In the court room a.,
restraint OF bailins have th
transformation In his appeared
bern is about six feet In height n
the day he first appeared astl1
tive actor In this show. s,ndl
was as an Indian and 1.-THE. bsisd
stoops. the bronze has cote tTel
cheeks and deep lines hn 1
their way from brow TO jaSbss
| Sebcrn's eyes also have -
give him trouble. and the pas; VI
has appeared wearing glasses d
strument OF higher clyilintir 4
plainly annoys and dlsgusts .,
man.
The arrangement OF Jude "
court room is about as sEkrr'
could well be. The jurors Iis 4
on n slightly raised platform ii.l
squarely the south wall Of the -
which is cut with four III
Through these windows u,
streams and makes a glare nr
zles the eyes of the jurors. IL"
dazzling light that ANNOYED sea
compelled the use OF glasses. ~
| II for about two weeks and ta'il
planned. and since then Jutis .
has ordered that the shutter. y q
throughout the entire court tiy'
| While this arrangement ~
the offending light II also pEs,s.,'
entrance OF fresh air from t'a
| ter. the result being that the isl'
short time becomes filled viii y I.
that is not perceptibly distuross
constantly-revolvins electro ~
| And 1t is growing hot In bos
last few days the Thermometer Z I
up about ninety degrees ana =
timer here promises yet hO''a'
for this month and next. :.
The jurors have been drawn - !,
farms and the countryside t'n
of the twelve has been usea W. .
| life, indeed most of them ". !,
farmers all their lives and 'ns Y :.
ment is a new and strange ~
to them. 1t is unayoidaole " =,
should fret under the RESTRAIN, a.,.' :
upon them and 1t is easily a.. -
that imaginary Ills may ue''''
real ones. Iw
Under the instructions OF -
the Jurors are taken for sar, \,
about the secluded streets y n \
in company with the oa,lin,; ~ II
exercise hardly sutfices loI ,o,ss ~.
daily work which has hithe''
portion. nrovisA
Judge Wood has also pIo',u n
whenever the humor seiaei "a Z
trolley ride may be mad .aI aI' N
excursion was taken se.e." I'M
The house in which tne t,ss
lodged is a fairly comioi'aS. ,,a,.
tion, but the sleeSins qua'
Of the best.