The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
GET A JURY TO TRY HEINZE
mn CIN DRSNK " THET WANT
To. CiN'T SLEEP ar MOVIE,
Va, Niso Read the Papers Tive IN q mooss,
At the Nstor HSuss Intn the Tr1al o.
aver Hetnsr Decsares himself a Foe
~ standard Ou and AmaHsamn,c,a.

.r~ =, try Fritz Augustus Heinze. IN,
'-rer nan and ex-banker. in the United
S'a-sS circuit Court on the CHARGE Of
'"rcrrr'fcstiOn and misapplyins the
Z 80 81 ne Mcrcantils Rank when he was
I'es iert just before tho panic Of 1917
q vas O'Clock when both side. hal
s,ralS;-i their challenges and the iury
io' va' hilci Then the jury. in charge
ti Twelve deputy rnarshals. vas escorted
over to the Aston House Co spend the
Light
~ the Aston House six rooms have
-. pee -aget, a. that he juryman viii
'.re - "oUtle Up. Not all Of them
.rssi pleased at the prospec, OF heins
Evs~ from their homes. hut there was no
l-''ln; OFT % IL Besides the deputy
ra-sksls. rewly sworn in for the job,
'he'~ vas a spr.rkhng Of secret seryic.
I-'-'s N the court room most OF the
,av ara meet Of the time Chief FLYNN
,as r',erirs around
isi- ~. in a black GETAWAY trimmed
'r'h heavy trad. Watched HStI@aaly the
'Ai,o'.s process Of getting rid OF objec-
t'ragle talesmen He was surrounded
I % hi, lawyers. John r. StanchacIi. John
Tonhr son AID William Wallace
, ines vheH he tecsnnc Oyerwsari. 4
vIlh The prOcesdirgs he wert on, into
=" corridor and liz a very hong cigar
% al-o DID considerable teIsphonirs
'1lS~i with his broker AID sirred some
'o, "a and na1ers brought up Ia hin,
( go Tine - time After traasariing
60" Ito matters an fi~isiin. a Tor Z
"a D., would Fo ack and listen To more
e. a. a'iors froni talesmen
r'e of RcmTe's most famous legal
ia,''"s cropped W IN tho crurye ~ the
. a'ur- atI"n 81 tai,'sm-'. shoN irx thar
J 'asvcrs were on the Watch for some
.Is :, rnner o. enIeS NJ STA -,hReIi
. .r',-rei that Arson D Rot "a son. a
- asma7. was lrarc.ai secretary tn
Flower Of Flower \ TO and the,.
= a. 'e1 - =; o~ Il this wash I known in
y all Street as Start on concern.
Q Or sou saii that be preferred not IN
90 sv~r ara Judge HouCh. vho - co,.
rIc'Ips he trial snit IA, nothing ia
} "r1 "roUrht oft 10 siow him Nhv eve
g. Nicer 90 the STA darf OIL coUl ia
frrve on .he Jury
i vaLt " O. aDrear IN the 80 1r I. =
sg'd Mr. StR-chRelt INA. Mr Heir ~
a. feen ashting tire Sts-dari Oil for
tom OF tve.ty years in Montana as
= ~ - IN Nebraska The interests Of
tais tefenda-t aud 1he Standard OIL
efs dIamc'r;' ally opposed. a. are his
y fereees q: 4 these ss-ocistei With
A HeiRamated COPPER There has teen
o constant warfare between them
Judge Hough Ihereip excused Mr.
Robinson. Mr.. StGaehfe,d in his aues-
Gus generally waved TO know u a tales
? an had ever hat any relations with mo
Mercantile Bans or ERy cethe old Morse
inks: with Caa-:es " Morss him seiT
' IN She sfAlda 4 oil or Amag. uc'sl
- with n. n Rogers or h n Rogers.
rritsd Sts'es Attorney wRe waved
- knoy % the different ta'csmen IL the
IA ever hal business relations with anv
r. H~,rz~s counsel. with tS4 Mercantile
~ "ha-.ez W MOrs, or with wa-rcr
! a. No-den. Abe Grubs-. > r Thomas.
r's"r GAS. Edward I.al'erbach or
ho'"rt y Morris
lfs' - tho close OF tho ,-r Mr. Wire
q lon red John ". Pea Of Pca'.. Pea /
* kerr. coa' dealers. after Mr. Pcr'c
n limited thai hc kreE Arthur He.nye I
80 . ,ocial wzy end hRl PLAYED bridge !
\ 'h him. Mr. Pen'c also knoN p. Angus /
- no WAS quite sure tina. this wouldn't |
I'"'' his Ection. but he admitted that |
D. ght prove n rife embarrassing \
.r'"~ n. phelps. Who IL corrected with /
." Austro- American stcr -nrhip line. !
y a. 'Kcused because he @T.d tha' his 4
was involvei in the rebate ,
'. under Investigation 10y the Gov
'f.r.'a'.
N"r the box hal bccn fiileI Judg
f9TCh adjourned the trial until 10 o'clock J
'fis morning when the Government will 1
I"a IS case against Heinze. Judge /
Rough called Marshal Henkel up before
70 Jury left for tho Astor House and said
i - 20 relied on his ofaciAl discretion.
Der hat reason the Court said. i
9 no more specific instructions
90 ~" following: In the matter of
s'ng and drinking the gentlemen Of
n" Jury are tn be permitted to lead their
-raI lives a. u they were attending TO
or own business instead Of being en-
iGsed IN public service. They are like
, 80 - bs permitted TO read newspapers
- other publications ~ they wtsh tn.
F"asonable opportunity 10 10 be gwen
rem 10 attend TO their private affairs;
'1Ac'ly how this may be done may require
y ecial Instructions from time to time
he following 10 the jury:
Villain c. Lowell. salesman; William
sSrson. clerk: Charles z Harner. mer-
han' Charles J. Campbell. trucking
I1hn OHAra. former coaehman for
Ahdrsr Carnegie and now drawing q
arn~gls pansion: Robert Thompson.
lEerintsndsnt; Charles z. Wilson. EN-
'ioyed BY the New York Llfe; Russell 8.
I Norwood. railroad clerk and son a
President Underwood % the Erie: Oeores
Walker. behkaeF; Emil A. Helsman.
.quors. Edward D. Williams. salesman.
md James n. Fitzpatrick. employees BY
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