The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-16
PRESIDENT
IT. into TRIAL
n. Between Attorneys for
d and Haywood Only
Feature of Day.
rs READY TO
! ELIMINATE ROOSEVELT
i've Juror Says He
/ Not Believe Harry
hard Under Oath.

Idaho, May 15.-The uncX-
! sovering of vein of preju-
II Harry Orchard and his
sluring the further examina-
,,lesmen in the Steunenberg
1 ) today, led to the first sharp
tween counsel and involved
f President Roosevelt In an
= discussion.
and the incident began with
lsigate, the eleventh talcsman
Ids of the defense for ex-
. in chief. Questioning had
! short distance when it de-
1T Mr.. Wingate was biased
F,ihard and unwilling TO ac-
.;.,ny, which it is expected he
= ,ainst the prisoner. The de-
ally tried at once to show
te's state of mind on the
not such as would warrant
u from the box, but when the
passed TO the hands of the
;-Sor Borah quickly drew from
|, .t-footed statement that he
slder any circumstances give
Orchard IS testimony, Win
y nom this. excused; the de-
!, ting the court s ruling and
!. eforward the State was
test all talesmen on this
! Talesmen Prejudiced.
IA. p, Burns, who finally
seat. said, under
he was not prepared TO give
,--edence 10 Orchard that he
w-id to other witnesses, but
y V was not deemed sufficient
:, his removal. The question
!. ;. 1.-The afternoon session, when
! :, .ah, in questioning Talesman
= Gnffin, who followed Tales"
!. of seat six, after the latter
! 1 reused, for implied bias on
a;zSiy of r, q. Lovelace-the
=. called in the case-who
Il Henry had told him that
/ RIoyer and Pettibonc would
r., en- brought here If "thcy
I'm mixed up in the case. -
Narrow, of the defense, OBJ
rs-.e question. and Senator
! ~ replied: "After the inn
~ de that the defense has
ssdrd to MCFARLAND, Taft and
- do. not think they would
~ technicalitles at this late
IT ask as to the effect of
y testimony said Mcssrs.
Richardson together.
r Welt is 10 be brought here
We might have something
W5' went on Mr.. Richard
anls
BlIlt can take care of himself
Phais, " retorted Borah.
.usidon t know about that, y
ID directed counsel TO pro-
l'''h he case, but Mr.. Darrow,
nding. took formal eXcep-
'emarks of Mr.. Borah.
Ihls glad to eliminate Roose-
lMFill, - replied Borah. He
ln into the case by the de
,,,as in himself, said Mr..
uI "Hc is 5000 miles away
IlN0 : letters. -
'"" elt's "Butting IN
brought in by his own but
ded Mr.. Darrow.
ia, hoyerruled the objection 10
ll@ the talesman saying that
al have any bias or opinion
r, the defense noting an
d the incident closed.
,ox was finally filed with
- aen. subjected to examina-
mporarily passed by both
~ o clock in the afternoon,
Ssrt announced that it was
n'S both sides TO exercise
d y hallenges.
ID " Haywood asked for q
~, IS delay, and for five
essr gathered around the chain
, r Ter and engaged in earnest
.szt as 10 their course on
:, vescnpying the jury box
= ~, exercised its right first
~ X William Van Orsdale, &
~ has occupied seat . since
,atrt day of the trial George
rrrT Tyoung farmer with some
j ,1ons as To the acts ot
,Jlrts ents in the labor unions
i .ay try, was then called Il
.'Sip place. The State passed
q was still in the hands o.
RI Wnen adjournment hou
, ~ YER Delay in Trial.
or will not be resumed unit
W. J. morrow afternoon hecaus
~ %%cst u IN the morning of Judg
n Ger of John f. Nugent, on,
nsF sel for the defense. Pro
rdr.ifn interrupted at the be
y nG ie AFTERNOON session today
0 I'D b Wood made formal an
cSs OF the death of Judg
a otnmittees of the local ba
ys Arrangements for the pa,
At ses W, the bar and court in III
I, W. to draft memorial resolr
10 So,l .ztppointed by Judge Woo
'sttf sannounced that to permi
- e. of the court to attend th
Dr. 80 would he no session tc
., rs (ing- This recess NAV e,
oD0" /mpletion Of the Jury bt
"a of the week. Betwee
dland defense there Ii
JeFs fiptory challenges. and br
,ds has been used. 1t
,m nitted that both sides II
'csss ~ use their percmptor
or on he present composition {