Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-02
Prisoners Counsel Satisfied
With Result, Refuse District
Attorneys Request for Re-
n1ovaI of Jurors.
HEARING EXPECTED TO
COMMENCE MONDAY
Insanity Said to Be Main Re-
lance Of Defense in Fight to
Free Youthful Slayer of
Stanford White,

New york. Feb. THE ThaW jury
as completed late today follows
Foreman, Deming b. Smith, 80; re-
tired manufactures married
No. . George r. Pfaaf, 64; hard
ware; married.
No. 8. Charles NJ. Feick. 49, shin
ping agent; married
No T. oscar A. pink 46; salesman;
No. ). Henry c. Hmney. so; pianos;
married.
10. 6. Henry c. Brealey S5: adver-
tising agent; married.
No. T Malcolm $. Frazer. 40; sales
man, married.
tired railway official married.
No. 8. Wilbur $. Steele, so; manu-
facturer married.
No. 10. John 5. Denee, 3S railway
freight agent unmarried.
No. H. Joseph b. Bolton, 81; clork;
married
80. - Bernard Gerstman 80; man
ufucturers agent; married.
The selection of the twelfth juror
came as complete surprise at the
end of Il long and tedious day the
eighth of the trial-and Immediately
after this last member of the trial panel
had been sworn in Justice Fitzgerald
adjourned court until 1880 o'clock
Mvfcfas. ,notTing.
District Attorney Jerome. who has
been contending since yesterday after
noon Tor lhe ltnoNal "i one ,i 1uS
men now IN the Jury DON pul Nho n"' %
failed TO gam tn' cons, M "l lIe 'tnI ,'
fcndants counsel to change was stun
reluctant as court adjourned today To
begin the actual proceedings W'ln9tut
g further oppol luhllH 70 pica" W., W.
FhuW $ counsel. ~ ms 'pu'9C r
fore, Justice fllNseIalu 81 ',, W., Wv
talcsmcn VINO nave nor Ntt pocIl NN",l,
tned to be IN court Mohu"S Hi"i Hii.i9 'ii'i9
ready iol JulN service IN N"9, Guy "a ,'
needed. MI jerome ihth an" W.
that if there ShouIu pc no C"33ne 3e tt
the situation III Ihe meantime ,i'itt a.. AZ
state would pi"Cetu 10 pldVC an ~ ~
rect testimony pcloTc lHe ~ ~ 49,, ,'
Monday morning svSS ION. ~. iV W, ,,,,,-
was notified 70 pe IN reauill'SS !" ~
cced by Monday afternoon. ,,. .,o
we are entirely SaIlSll'u ".tt',.i,..,, VIZ.
jury SAID OliloIu -, ''7
ThaW's leading counsel loHiE"| "hI i
hc added the intlmalloH tildt ne "P"ru ",,.,
NOT consent to any iufth'l "''''"''"''9
of the personnel
"The defense win be ready to pro-
coed the minute the prosecution n@7 ne
finished its case declared JohH ~
Gleason, another of IhdN al'olH 'SS'
Assistant District Attorney Hdl ~ ~
win make the opening address lol tile
brief
The state will then introduce suCn sun
Witnesses as are necessary TO prove
thut Stanford White was shot ana
killed by Harry Is. ThaW on the Madl-
SON square roof garden the night oI
June 20 last
I'm announcing that the Introduction
viii not require more than one session
of the court Mr.. jerome is evidently
of the opinion that the cross cNamina-
tiOn of the states Witnesses TO the NC
ual events associated with the traG-
cdN may not be extensive
From the questions which have 80
pcl=istcntly been put to the talesmen
10y ThaWs counsel as to any prejudice
against defense of insanity it is cN-
pccted that this will be the main re-
lance of the young defendant This
probably will lead 10 n cross queS-
tioning Of the states witnesses as to
amy REGULARITY they may have no.
ticcd Zen Thaws conduct the night OF
tho tragedy i'm which even the conClu-
' sion of the states direct testimony
may take longer than it now antici-
patcd.
ThaW seemed To be in the best oi
epfrifs as tho last juror was sworn.
Forty talesmrn had been examined
iu vain during the day. wnen Bern
ard Gerestman declared ne had no
such opinion in the case that Would
prevent his rendering fair and I'M
partial verdict and he was not preJu-
diced against any line of defense, ana
would give the prisoner the beneili "l
cvrrv reasonable doubt
..ttr,asf,l District Attorney