The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-28

the place appropriated Jurors waiting,
and looked about the well could through the
cloud of fog and breath that heavy in It, noticed the
black hanging like a murky outside the
windows,
tan that Uttered in the the hum of the
people gathered there which slrl whistle louder
hail than occasionally pierced afterward the
Judges number entered took their The buzz
In the court awfuy hushed The direction given to
the murderer the appeared that
instant recognized in him the first of the two who
, had gone down Piccadily.
II my had called If could have
answered to audibly. But called about sixth
eighth panel say Here
Now observe stepped into the box the prisoner who
had been looking on aentive but with sign of concern
became violently agtaed and beckoned his attorney The
prisoners wish to challenge manifest that 1t
stoned during which the attorney with his hand
the dock whispered his client shook his head |
aferward that the prisoners first
maur that would give for IT and adj
mtted that he had known until he heard
called and appeared, it was not done.
Both the already explained wish to avoid
revivng the unwhoesome of that also
because detailed of his long trial is by nds
pensabe narrative shall confne myself closely such
incidents in the ten days and nights during which the jury
were kept together directly bear ON my own curious personal
experience 1t In that and not in the murderer that seek
interest my reader 1t that a of the
Newgate calendar, that beg attention
chosen foreman of the On the second morning
the trial. after been taken hours heard
the church clocks stke happening to cast my eyes over my
brother urymen found nexpcabe difficulty in counting
them counted them several times yet always with the same
difficulty short made them many
touched the brother juryman whose place next to
and whispered to him. "Obge me by counting U.S. He looked
surprised by the but turned his head and counted
why" he suddenly, I'VE are hlr- But no; it's not
According my counting day, always right in
detail but in the gross always too many There
appearance figure for bat had
foreshadowing of the that
The jury housed at the London We all slept
large separate tables and constantly In
of the officer hold
keeping suppessing the real OF
intelligent highly polite and obgng and
glad much respected in the city, lie had
presence enviabe whiskers
fine voice. Mr.. Harker
When into twelve beds at night Mr. Hhrkers
the the night of the second
disposed lie down and seeing Mr.. Harkcr
sitting went and beside him and offered him
from peculiar shver crossed him, and he said
"Who Is thisr
Following Mt eyes looking along the
again expected-he second of the
gone Piccadily, ! aud advanced a
steps then stopped looked Mr., Harker
quite unconcerned laughed II pleasant way II
thought for moment had thirteenth juryman without
bed but 1t Is the moonlight"
Making Mr. Harkcr, inviting o
take with the of the the
figure for fot by bedside
brother close the pillow. always
right hand side Of the bed always
crossing Of the bed 1t seemed,
look down pensivey each recumbnt
figure notice OF OF my bed, which that
Haker's 1t seemed where the
stairs. tlfas1
morning breakfast II appeared everybody pres
el dreamed the murdered last night
Mr.. IIarker.
/. now felt convinced that the second had gone