Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25

took my the appropriated to Jurors in waiting
ana looked about the court well through
cloud Of fog and breath that heavy it, noticed the
black vapor hanging like murky great
windows and noticed the sthed Of
or tan that Uttered in the street. the
people gathered there which shri whistle louder
or hail than the rest occasionally pierced aferward
Judges two in number The buzz
IN the court was awfuy hushed The direction given
o Tt TO me par lie appeared there And in that
same instant recognized in him the first of the
If my name had been called then doubt if could have
answered TO IL audby But it was called about sixth
eighth in the panel by that time able TO say IIere
Now observe as stepped into the box the prisoner
had been looking attenvey sign of concern
became violently agated and beckoned attorney The
prisoners wish challenge it occa
stoned which attorney with his hand upon
the dock, whispered with his client head
a1erward had from that gentleman that the
agn'ed words to him We're AT all hazards challenge that
man. but that as he would give ad
mled that he had not known my until be
called and appeared, it done.
Both on the ground already eNpninedthat
because detailed long by no means ind
pensabe TO narrative shall myself closely
kept together directly my curious personal
experience 1t is in that aud murderer
TO interest my 1t not to page Of the
Newsae calendar that beg attention
was chosen foreman Of the jury. morning
of the trial. after evidence heard
the church clocks strike happening 10 cast my
brother Jurymen found an neNpcable difficulty counting
them. counted them several times yet always
difficulty In short made them one too many.
touched the brother juyman whose place ne
and whispered to him. Obge by counting lie looked
surprised by the request but turned his head
why, says he suddenly I'VE are thrt- But no; its not
possible No; twelve
&
detail but In the always many
was no appearance figure for g. L had
an inward foreshadowng OF the surely coming
The jury housed the London au slept
In separate tables constantly IN
the charge and the eyes
safe keeping suppressng name
that officer lie intelligent highly polite obllging
q was glad 10 hear much respected the city He had
agreeable good envable whskers
fine, sonOrous voice His name MIR. Harker.
When turned into beds
bed drawn the door. the of
day. being disposed 10 le down seeing Iarker
sitting his bed, ana beside offered him
pinch Of snun As Mr. lIakers hand ukng
II from box a peculiar SILVER him. said
"Who f. thlsT
Following Mr. Harkers eyes looking along room
again the figure eXpected-the Of the
who had gone down Pccadly. ! advanced "a few
steps then stopped ana looked round at Mr.
quite unconcerned laughed and said a pleasant way Il
thought for moment we had thirteenth urymau without
bed. but / see IL Is the moonlight
Making revelation 10 Mr. Harker but Inviting him to
walk with 10 the end Of the watched what the
did II stood for few bedside OF each
OF eleven brother iurymen close the pillow Il always
TO the right hand side Of the always passed out
crossing the foot Of the next bed II the action
Of the head look down pensyey recumbnt
Mr.. IL where the moon.
light through high window, by an aerial aght OF
stairs.
breakfast il appeared that everybody pres
had dreamed OF the murdered night except myself
Mr. Harker
felt convinced that second man who had gone