The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-01

/ having been fired after the deputies
had seized the doctor
Eisman could not describe in detail
the doctors appearance while tie
shooting was going on he told brief
ly how Gostanian was dragged into
an adjoining room, where he was CIV
en- medical attention pending the ar
rival Of the ambulance.
Did you see Justice Jeffries duck
while the shooting was going on"
The prosecutor objected TO the ques-
ton in that form and Mr.. Bumps was
required TO modify Il. The witness re-
piled that he had seen the judge leave
his seat and go into his private office.
Counsel got into wrangle over At
torney Bumps repeated reference TO
the incident when the doctor was Civ
en- a glass of water as "fainting
spell" the prosecution insisting that
there was no evidence that the doc
tor had tainted Mr. Bumps was will
ing to call ii merely spell for the
time being. declaring he would estao-
lish the "fainting" part OF II later.
Deputy Sheriff William H. Rocks
followed Eisman on the stand HIS
testimony went to corroborate that al
ready In.
Jury Secured Wednesday.
A jury was secured shortly after 8
o'clock, Wednesday afternoon. after
nearly five days effort, during which
time about l75 men were examined
Prosecutor Van Zile at once made his
opening statement. He promised TO
show that the shooting OF Gostanan
was deliberate and premeditated; that
he not only tried TO kill Gostanan.
but fred at his wife as well. as the
pair stood before Justice Jeffries to
be arraigned on serious charge.
And ii we show this We shall ex
pect YOU TO return verdict of murder
In the first degree, said the prosecu-
tor.
AS evidence OF generalization, the
prosecutor said he would show that
Dr. Boyaiian said 10 Gostanian on The
day before the shooting, In the pres
ence Of Capt. Mcdonnell:
If had a dagger ia put it in your
leart."
The defense decided to reserve its
opening statement until later and
court adjourned until $3.50 O'Clock
Thursday morning The jury was sent
To the Griswold house in custody of
court officers
OF the II men In whose hands rests
the fate OF Or. Boyaiian, nine are
married and six OF them are fathers.
The oldest is 56 and the youngest is
%. Every one OF the u has sworn
to uphold the written law and to give
the defendant the presumption OF In
nocence until he is proven guilty by
competent evidence. The jurors are:
Herman Dau, aged 81. No. 1867 Ora
tiot-ave., unmarried, saloonkeeper;
Harry Harris, aged 20 No. 37S st. An
toine-st., married. clothier, cleaner
and repairer; Charles Roehrig, aged
90. No 1871 Antietam-st., single, stone
mason: Samuel c. Rumble, aged So
No. 1904 Fourth-ave.. married. coal
dealer. William F. H. Goetz, aged 20,
No. 29S Jay-st., married, bench nand;
John +. Dering, aged 30, No. 772 Du-
bois-st., married, cigarmaker; Arthur
f f. smith aged so, No. 127 Engel-
wood-ave.. married, mill representa-
tive: Albert T.. Goodson aged 80, No.
81 Cameron-ave., married, auto bust
ness; w ID. Paterson, aged %, No 51l
Military ave. single. Michigan Cen
trail yard brakeman. William Willots,
aged 80, No PAL Fifteenthst.. single.
installer OF lighting plants; Thomas J.
Brady. aged AZ, No. ll42 Baldwin.ave..
married. seed inspector for the Je
rome b. Rice Seed Co. Walter G. Ma
son, aged 40. No. S42 West Jefferson
ave. married expressman.