The evening world., 1908-01-07

N liastllHl". IlHW was StIECaINg ms
wlfe's face cr N expression of her
approval o. d'sarproval and then ac-
ceptirs her nod or her snake OF the
head as GOSPEL. passing the word along
from Peabody u U'Re,.ly and from
O'Reiiiy 20 lonG-hairel Litt.eton.
After fifteen minutes MIR. Thaycr was
finally excused for reasons put forward
BY Mr.. Ii Teton. The chair which he
vacated was taken BY c. Clement Sven
son. of 80. G7o Third avenue. secretary
Of w. +. Barstow & Co. an enCiaeer-
ing firm Il; 80. 20 Pine street. Assistant
D!str: tt-At'oruey Caravan though, Mr..
Swenson's opinion was too firm to make
him u good juror. Justice bowling
thought so, too.
Harry q. Ackernan, of No. SO Beck
man place, a salesman, was excused
for private reasons. Frederick j.
Shalak, a malt dealer. OF No. go est
N!Le.y-nlnth street. was also let 20.
after ne lad Il whispered conference
with the Judge
Richard NJ. Wilcox, a manager. living
ut No. 10 West One Kindred and SIX
t!eth street, was promptly excused.
Many Called. Few Chosen.
William Clarke. a dry goods manu-
factlrer. of No. l West Eighty-nrs,
street. confessed to a fixed prejudice.
Joseph Fallon, retired, of No. 5G4
G~feeh%Ich street. was EXCUSED for ply
slgal disability.
,Wiliam ii. Roberts. secretary. o. No.
~ West Seventy-second street, a
Meishinan by birth and a FrenChman
DS apPtaEance, was examined Il, con-
length Mr.. LIitlcton accepted INN. Then
the state decided to accept him lem
poEar!l[ and he entered the box at
44,fp. taxing The tenth place.
Mr.. Roberts said he was forty years
Old and unmarried. His company is the
signal and Central Company. at No.
d9I washington street. lie has a
must4che and thick iron gray hair.
Norris II. Norden. a lumber dealer
OF No. lOl East Eighteenth street, had
Joseph Mooney contractor; of No. 25s
l,@u:'s' avenue, said ne had mad bust
ness dealings with Stanford White
"4 Sdre Vt'SiS 'T TaHenn' h;in a., .,a
Hotel Colonial. West Eighty. first street
q q s;2a1 dealer at TwsnlieIA street ent
o1.nion. but he knew Dan O'Reilly
one Of Thaw's lawyers. and was eX~
JOIN il. fFasaitat,, OF No. 2l1s Eighth
avenue. Il retired butcher. proved ac-
coptable to Mr.. Garvan. but vas pres
biz, ~loud-volced, elderly man. win a
heavy jaw and an air OF reserve.
Julian II. barclay. a real estate
Ninety-eighTh street. had a fined "opin
William Friedman. of Ne. $50 Wes'
which, he feared, wouid affect his judg
ment and his verdict.
E nT St55 Jagpas; a Sood lookins
Jappas is a civil engineer, e~nmp,ovea
b j5he New York TeiSpGons Company.
street. He said. it SO CHANGED, thar
ne was the tnird in succession WAC
had q contirmed opinion.
William III. Wilson, a dry-SooiS deal
er. OF No. 90 Ninth avenue. and living
at No. 34l West Forty-eighth street. was
excused BY consent.
Louis Adler. Of No. 1Ol West one Hun
dred and Eortieth street. a meat dealer.
satisfied MIR. Garvan OF his fitness. He
was a portlv man OF about FORTY yeaIs
nihed. The defense s,thmitted a chal;
lenge for cause. as Mr.. Adler would
-0ke his opinion into the jury poX' and
MARK Meyer. OF No. 255 West one
Hundred and Twelfth street. a whole
aale dealer at Washington Market, said
s'.ilt Or Innocence Inc night of the kill
ing o? White. He was excused by con-
solomon Z; BloEg. a manufacturer,
had an opinion which would affect his
Judgment.
Preparing for Second Panel.
Al this i]uncturc the proceedings We're
Interrupted while the lawyers on both
iLps had a short conference. Thaw
stood IN to let his lawyers pass him,
and then took a step forward, as ii 10
IjuiI IN the consultation Guaskci. HIS
L-.JTney3 had tae,r backs toward INN.
rTa. atler a LaOun-nt of hesitation,
at Llttleton's sleeve. L.ittlct6n
nook of Ills clients hand with an i'm
,a.i,nt s"rus 1ad bent forward to lis
eu TO what jerome was saying. II de-
.,.nla. 70 an uutcr-tluding REGARDING
',uc plans to bc followed In r~rt,iug the
empty Of names.
Dexter Tiffany, a stock broker. of
No. 30l West Tol'y-sevcnth street, was
next examined. AIR. T!nany had been
out OF the city at the time of the first
trial, he said. and had read very little
about those proceedings. Nevertheless