The evening world., 1911-02-28

seventh Juror. lie Is ~thlrty-nine years
, cid, and has an on "a at No. 1 Broad
way. He was the fifteenth man to be
Examined to-day and tho sixty-Bfth
since the trial opened.
William Luttgen, OF No, ais East
-F9fty-hrst street, who used to drive In
the Vanderbilt Cup races on Long ISL
end, was excused for cause. after he
had expressed doubts as to the value
of an insanity defense. a. compared
with other kinds OF defenses. He was
rNe last man Of the original venire.
.Ekd the clerk then spent some time
calling over the list OF names on the
INV panels.
While Clerk Brophy was droning out
Pc names. DR. Rooinowitz called gently
aeross the table to her brother. lie
raised his head and, after staring at
ptAt steadily In what was either absolute
-pen-recognition or a magnificent imita-
ton Of II. M slunped listlessly down In
g his chair and began picking at his
Iukasre features with n thumb and fore
hnger. Presently he fell to scrlbhlinp on
xJehcet Of paper. apparently paying no
att~ntion TO what went on about him
jerome Protests on Eighth Juror.
Tho eighth Juror was found in John
w. Msgan Of No inA linton aVe1rc.
Bronx. an employee In WanamaScrs
department; store. AZ MIR. Magyar arose
-tbi take the oath. Mr.. Jerome interposed
the sime technical objections which he
1bNerej Yesterday when the first tales
tus, was accepted-that since the de-
f%adant was mentally incompetent To
.eavlse In the choice Of Jurors. the whole
slIocess was regular. lie was over
ih1ed. as on yesterday, and took an ex-
ception.
As the next talesnan mounted the
r'snd Mr.. Jerome took n new tack IN
l1ts rolicv Ct arh'lrg on every poes'N'e
technicaiity. lie declined TO challenge
Mk "sctuai and implied bias" which
by the language OF the statute. II pre-
supposed 20 be the mental state OF every
tsle-msn until his prove the
contrary. and raised the unique point
that In n proceeding OF this sort the
court should search out the quali1ca-
lions e. the prospective jurymen.
II VIII interposc no challenges. either
T>temptori,y or for cause until the
talesman Is sworn.' said Nr. Jerome
II ask no favors Of the court. I fight
only for justice for my client. and I
propose 10 avail myself of every right
which the law yives him"
II say nothing about favors." an
swered Justice Seabury warmly, but
the defendant will have Justice and the
court viii ~ necessary aif hi-, IN safe.
tusru'hs MS rlshts ne shel nave
every right TO which he Is entitled"
Then. turning TO the talesman. Justice
seapury pu' the questions which showed
.ne ma nau u oihs thht "ouId par MN
1rom service, after inns WI thIngs
eu,eaeu Gown asatn. U Mr. jerome
80 ao,nIo".ns .he new pNlcS'
usual way.
TWO Jurors Chosen Quickly.
After Mr.. whitman had per,mptorll,,
challenged two men who sulted AR
Jerome. both sides accepted George X.
Garvin. forty-four years old OF No 23o
wat Ninety-seyenth street. n dealer 4,
machine shop supplies, who became
Juror No. =.
The very next man up was also me-.
cep,ed. This Juror was Jesse q va.
wards OF No. 1856 Yves, One Hundred
snl Sixth street, the second cmnlovee
OF, the wsnAmaker store 10 be sworn.
During the luncheon nour Robln's per-
roaal counsel. = I coldsDith came
10 the cour, room. where Robin ,,a MA
pis,er were spendlnu tho interval hv
permission O, Justice seabury. Those
who were watching the croun no,,ccd
that Robin Iost his air OF in6,rer.n,
apathy. lie talked WITH Go,dsm,,h ANA
his lister in an earnest. s,rs,,btroywar
fashion. or n, least 40 4, seemed 10
these o~n-lookers. Bu, when cour, was
-recooyened he wa. again ,hs iI,,l.,.
hap of clothes w,thou, n s,Ire Thai hs
had been during the mornInv
Almost Al once ,he eIevcnth ,,r,r
was secured George II p,lmer n, No
1894 Ryvan, avenne pron, was o.
ceptable 20 ba,h s,dss 10 T.. n 80
hs1red man. clos. 10 si,,v y.or. GA
WIN the ,urv tacLtna Ia.
~ onposIrv l.wv.rs ni,yaa sha,n
aaSAs Of Wis Is,on. asssS ,aw 80.
tins. but he would challenge peremn.
,uvfy every man whom whitman ac-
'-4yen. whitman retaliated by chal-
irrfine those whom jerome appeared to
''Npr' baen SIDE had plenty OF unex-
p"iieu peremptcry challenges IN Its
!ofser ard IN THIS last hour was using
tssSl prodigally'
when the one.hundredth talesman
Ia oeen let go II marked "A new record.
.steran omr!sls said, IN grand larceny
gas IN New YORK MI Jerome CON
HVueo 10 neltie the Court by declining
y consent TO excuse two talesmen VINO
MNAsnccession confessed having hxed
tfJudices' lie would withhold MS as
feht uhtil Justice SeaDury either waVei
~ eltlhen on the stanu OF untl MT