Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-02
o,., ATTY. Jerome is Not Salts
W" God with it But Counsel
For Defense Are.
CARAVAN 10 SPEAK FIRST
...,,,os rropounded to Jurors 'n'''
0'S' r,,e That the Defense VIII DO
Emotional insanity

New - ,,v Harry X. Thaw for the
'nas Of stanford White Is c con, ny
h s me prospects are sooa n,anaay
a eas,Ds Of testimony will begin s'' as,s,
iaklh ,',on day the court adjourned alles
10 whi.n session. There was some
ses'eiu"' court after adjournmen.,
i M,H there might be iul.n This talk
lia' ~ a number OF Juloi NJ Dist.
out OF n,nted by a request ol Da.'
was pronip e that the talespen re-
Atty. 1et ~ tho last panel BIO instruc.eu
maini'ls l Monday; but IN nahlns
10 De III -. Mr.. Jerome said ne uiu ~.
inc iel surther delay. Lale! " ,.,ea1
expect .hat the request for the ,aius7
though s,n,nly a precautionary ihoNeD
men Was Wr Jerome intended 10 cor
meht' .aarches of the RECORDS OF wy
tilue n,s during the adJouriiiiien.,,
juryinem. me Jury az now constructs
Wnei ia or not, depends on inns NY
5estiga',SoaI,iie vea that the case OF .he
~ ,oins, Thaw will be quichls
s'ao ,ed hut in his statement III
prs pre- adjournment, Mr.. Jerome , thar.
ne, ,oa thai it would be even prielei 'i DO.
suacted, II would IKE TO say, ~
'iarad MIR. Jerome, "that .ne Stam5ay
.ha neople viii be ready on s,l nne,,
u,o and that the people Mih Gov
amd close on Monday mo,iains ,,s case
Iris that the defense may 10
ready to follow. a. ,,dicate that tho
, lnis attorney intends to open tne
ds.rm, ,,ion with the bald establishment,
p.o .,. ssct that Thaw killed White, any
VI W sx,ne of the time and place. ~ ~
.ls that he will put on three W
,uou n,i,pesses. and that one or inoie VI
! iSu. nrobably the policeman TO Wnoln
, snen,, ss,,rrendered and the sergeant u
Inc" nSerloin station who took Ihaw .
the VIII testify as TO Thaws APP
PS nh Neat Of battle Will be on the re-
81 ,,,,s, testimony after the defense mas
met The opening testimony presei'eu
& ~ NJ Hartridge has summoned over
Il 70 witnesses. Many of these may nevct
Fl he AZ the trial. II Is expected thal MI.
81 JJartrldge will attempt TO SNOW ri,o.
81 rrhaw was insane at the time no hilieu
Al white and the district attorney VIII
81 have chance TO call MS ahehlsts mnV
81 to- ,be selection OF the Jury. The de-
81 tsnse In turn will be able to bring on
M the,r corps Of experts In mental dis
.> eases.
*l During the closing scenes OF the jury
Il 81 choosing Thaw watched every move~
: - ment of the representatives of the peo-
zsple as well as of his own counsel He
5z<* was keenly alert TO each question ask
3 "a by Mr.. Jerome or by Mr. Garval, the
IS 4 sststant. Each falesman, as he took
'3j the witness chair for examination, was
III scrutnized closely by the prisoner. The
"a mother of the accused man was not
"a present, but his two sisters. the pris-
III oners wife, and May Mckenzie were
& sitting near him and all Of them Joined
IA him in the close scrutiny of the tales
z# men.
III Thaw expressed satisfaction when the
81 Jury was filled, saying, well, am
81 glad that part of the business is over"
He is apparently keen for the real
d fight to begin. He expects to go free as
81 result OF the trial, and his accounts
s. for his eagerness TO begin. While none
s. OF the plans of the defense have been
e made public. 1t is generally thought
a that Thaw will take the witness in his
81 own defense
s. The Thaw jury, as completed late to-
q day. follows:
a Foreman. Deming b. Smith. 30; re-
4 tired manufacturer: married.
No. 2. George P. Pfaff, 64 hardware;
married.
No. Q. Charles NJ. Fecke. As, shipping
q agent; married.
No. 4. osacr A. Pink; salesman;
married.
j No, 5. Henry C. Harvey. 80; pianos,
Il married
n No. 8, Harry c. Brealey, So: advertise
81 Ing agent; married.
81 No. I. Malcolm 8. Fraser, 40: sales
Fl man; married.
q No. s. Charles d. Newton, 65: retired
railway Official married.
Nc. 8. Wilbur S. Steele, SO; manufac-
81 turer; married,
q NO. 10 John s. Dennce, 3S; railway
b freight agent: unmarried.
NO. u, Joseph b. Bolton, 81; clerk,
e married.
81 No u, Bernard Gerstman, 80; manu-
'ae'urer's agent; married.
a The selection of the twelfth Juror
zane as complete surprise at tho end
OF long and tedious day--the eighth
o. Inc trial--and Immediately after this
iasl member of the trial panel had been
sworn IN Justice Fitzgerald adjourned
Ing. -o'''"' '"oi
plst. Atty. Jerome. who has been
son'ehding since yesterday afternoon
~ .ne removed Of one OF the men In
S Jury pox. but who has failed Ia
san mo consent OF the defendant
Sunsel 10 change, was still reluctant
'ourl adjourned today, TO begin the
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