New-York tribune., 1908-01-10
THAW JURORS SLOWER.
ONLY ONE MORE SWORN.
Bias Releases Taiesmen from Duty
STORY of Quarrel scith Wife.

lected taIesnen. William F. Doolittle an
auditor in the disbursing department of the New
York Central Railroad He was No. 10 Of the
second lot OF provisional jurors selected in the
dav snd IS juror No 4. The jury now stands.
Nc. CHARLES E. GRENNEIs foreman ship broker
married. thirty-one years old, No. s17 East 18Th
No 8. 1s.rs 5Fs So NAETgISs ,sg, ssk
years old. Hotel Churchill ' W
Nc .-5iss zmGEoRGE & RUPPRECHT. wholesale grocer
married toriY-tVe years old, No. 466 West 149th
os s e 9h6 @ 5E1oss siSs sssSs Tn ssz forty
Ssrriss a AKRowsMIT TT r carpet clearing
street ave se~Fs 0". No l'0 west lSotn
Nc 5-wI-LIAM F DooLITTLE. audito- married
1or'S-eighi years old. No. 557 West 14sth street,
In the absence Of any actual developments, the
cay brought forth the usual lot of stories. One
was that Thaw so disgruntled at the way the
trial went in the morning that when crossing the
Bridge OF Sghs back to the Tonbs at the noon
recess h. had quarrel with his wife. The story
went that he turned on her and, after sharp
words. she said: Harry. dear. won't you please
kiss me and make up?' As soon as Thaw's coun-
sci heard the story they issued denial of the
incident.
Another story that the defence. in its policy
Of sunnoning every one mentioned in connection
with the last trial. had tried 10 serve subpoena
on Miss Edna Goodrich the theatre where she
is now playing She chorus girl when Evelyn
Thaw the stage and, according 10 Mrs
Thaw's testimony, introduced her TO Stanford
both performances on "Wednesday the subpoena
server caught her at the stage entrance and served
the subpoena She is said 10 have taken the paper
thrust her hands and torn into shreds. Miss
Goodrich Of the many theatrical persons
tes-iTnCry VS. desired the last trial
Wa --e-- out on The read when most wanted.
- Goodrich would not say word about this,
b man, who said ne George P Weldon
g her representative. asserted that she had not
J. served In the first place. he said, he had
three Witnesses willing to she had not been
served u tie second place. il another woman
Eho had been served. Thirdly. and lastly ne said
thar they " lad sent around last hight TO
apologize for serving the papers and TO assure Miss
Goodrich that she not wanted as a witness
Justice Dowlng is doing all that he can 10 have /
the taking o. testimony begin Monday IF f7,-e
vacant seats in the Jury box filed to-day /
recess VIII be declared until Monday Tee direct /
case o. the prosecution Viii take up more
vine than the hours spent at the first trial, /
and Nr. Lictleton announced yesterday afternoon
thai II would take little time TO present the direct
case fCr The defence The real fight will be when /
TIE witnesses. 9 huge number Of which have been /
summoned hy both sides. called il rebuttal /
and sur-rebuJtal
The morning session opened with six sworn !
n the box and three accepted Professionally. none /
q whom qualified fer permanent jury duty AS
tn examination went through the morning +
several talesnaen were found who knew Stanford /
4 hte or had dealings with McKim. Mead & .
White. or else knew some Of the counsel either
side. The greater number was excused for cause, /
chiefly bias fer opinions The third tales
man examined was accepted tentatively. He was |
Frederick Manning. manager OF OF the de- /
ps-Iments of The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
rs1y- He lives At No. e6 Lexington avenue. He /
SAID he had knowledge Of insanity de- !
fence. ard consequently no prejudice. 50 ne was
paced II The tenth seat temporarily Alexander
Doyle. sculptor. The next taiesman. knew Stan
ford White and was excused. Silas D. Scudder. /
banker. vas excused because OF his scruples about
Jhf death penalty George P. Bradstreet- an in
surauee man. knew Stanford White and Henry !
rheErav. dyer. had sold carpets % Mr. White, /
s. h0th We're excused Mr.. Chegnay has served /
o. -H-ee 5gries in capital cases in recent years
The next provisional juror found MAS Charles H
Tl-rs-Hr- 5ookkeeper and married, who said he /
ua= without prejudice Of any sort. The twelfth /
nan uas John De Hart. architect in The Bronx
VINO WAS among those acquainted with Stanford [
Waite 1Ir. LitJleton first challenged him for /
cas-a. rr-- finally withdrew MS challenge. and Mr.
Da START took the last the box filling il for
II th.-6 time
Arre- a ten minutes recess for conference Of (
counsel. Justice DoaiIng declared the usual recess
of hour fer luncheon At 80 O'Clock the court
resumed again and the entire half dozen provis-
ioaal jurors were thrown out The people chai-
ieaged peremptoriIy No :. William McAdie; No !
u Frederick Manning. and No. =, John De Hart
The defence challenged Nos s and Il. Messrs
Ne-ze. Davidson and ThursJ0n. respectively. Mr. /
T1urston WAS q juror the trial DR.. Kennedy /
Il ls7-. for the murder Of Dolly" Reynolds, and (
4r Dc Hart served in one Of the trials OF Patrick
fer the murder OF William N. Rice
M TEaw present "a the morning session, .
bur Mrs Carnegie and Josiah Thaw only appeared (
II che afternoon Neither paid any attention
20 she prisoners wife. holding aIoof they have
done ali through the week. The work of filling the
rea- soyy OF the jury box began almost Immediately
Lincoln a Stuart. secretary OF a savings bank .
bel accepted soon after the session began. He said
h had no impression about The guilt innocence (
Of The prisoner. Half dozen more talesmen were /
examined before the eighth obtained j
This Matthias y. Walls married, the superin-
IeLderr Of construction for elevator company I
anu living a. No. West $50 street He said his Z
firm had bid many contracts at the disposal Of
Stanford Whites firm and estimating upon
some work for them now but he provision
ally accepted.
4 nacst e the succeeding talesmen had fixed /
opinions short work was made Of them until Rob .
ert n Van Dyke. . clerk Of Nc. 224 Lexington
avenue. was reached. He said he had opinion. (
bEr could return verdict Independently Of at /
opinion. but after hesitation AIr. Littleton 4
withdrew his challenge and he took the ninth
Fixed opinions let moss of The other talesmen eS
cape service until O,in J. Stephens. Of The Bronx.
|as reached He knew Mr i-ittlet0n and also had !
sued Daniel O'E2eIly. he said ne let 50.
The -eBth tentative jur0r William +. DOo-
L-te. larE- uan. about forty-eight years cid.
al1- -@e nearly all the cthe- jurors, Of
gia es. TIE eleventh and last juror got from the
fourth psael was Patrick -. McCue a halter Iv-
-1g - 40 -le East 6lSt from having
lnt opinion or inuresston formed from the pre-
Fsgus accounts y th= homicide. Mr AcCCe said;
= have Hereg read or heard Of it
Three more taiesrea Hrre called oxhausting the
panel. anG the twelfth sect remained unoccup,ed
~ilsa Justice DowlIrs granted a hetcen-minute
cess .sr consultation In the interim Mrs. Thaw
had q short taik with her husband AID Mr.. Little
i3A Ter The first time IN tle courtroom since the
ir-1l began fnis over T-aaw read evening