The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-27

MdilbANN'' h''ii'' h'N - 1t WIS a
sleepy looking jury. which, having
spent Ealf the night in being selected
fled into court today to listen to TIA,
story of the Roosevelt Ncwcu hbc,
suit The lawyers looked sleepy. 81
cid the reporters and many of the
SPECTATORS although it was expected
lral "ol Roosevelt would testify,
Despite their hate vigil, the iurymcu
an hard working men, accustomed ia
carly hours, We're stirring with the
daylight in the jury room. where they
spent the night and where they must
remain Isolated until verdict has
bcpu reached.
Deputy Sheriff James Jamersou ana
Under Sheriff Bennett. whose duty it
is TO care for the twelve men, Wcrr
routed uut to hasten breakfast to their
charges Crowds gathered early at
jhc court house To be well up In tn
line When, after tlo@c who were par
HCularlv entitled to attend. the doors
.erc opened to the public unth AL
seats were filled.
The Jury.
The following twelve men Ccmpos"
the jury, which was sworn i'm las,
night at 4 o'clock.
Joseph Robear, teamster, lshpeminp.
aged g.
william Pryor, locomotive brennan,
Marquette aged q.
Thomas Howard, farmer Chucola,
township, aged 40.
Robert Bruce lumbcrmau Powell
township, aged -.
William II. Mathews, mine office
clerk Ishpeming, aged 81
Vlliam Fastbender, tcamstcr, Mar.
lurtto AGED %.
john Fredcrickson, miner, Nogau-
nee agcd 81.
William Garrow, miner, Ely town
ship, aged 90.
Nudrcw y. Johnson, miner Hum
holdl township, aged CO. native of Dem
mark
John N. Johnson. farmer, skaudia,
aged 80
Wlliam Sharpe. tcamstcr, Negau~
net aged g., native of England.
Gus paulson. blacksmith, Wells
township, aged -.
As soon as the jurors had been
sworn Judge Richard G. Flanagan OF
dcred the Jurors locked up and kept
~ conilncmepi until u verdict is ren.
dcrcd IN court
Roosevelt Takes Stand.
Hooecvelt took the witness stand to
day lie admitted using light wines
with his meals, but never touChiuG
strong liquors except on advice Of MS
PHYSICIANS or after great exposure. Tie
said hc does not smoke nor touch
beer His testimony, in substance, -
elected by his attorneys was as fol
bows.
was born in New york, October
-lh 1888. I was graduated from llar-
ward IN 1880, In the fal; of 1881. !
vas elected to the New York legisla '
lure where I served three terms. w
'ANE ! ran for mayor of New York ana
was beaten In 1889 | was appointed
p'll service commissioner and served
SIN years. In 1895 ! was appointed
president of the police board of Ne"
lnrk and served two years. In lH9 !
was appointed assistant secretary oI
we navy and served one year. I'm May
'NeA ! resigned 10 take the licutcnant
'oloneloy of the First United states
Fp'unteer cavalry, commonly called
The Rough Riders" and served dur-
'us the Spanish war was IN the
"sh'ing around Santiago, where my
resllnent lost one third oi it's officers
'hd over one ilfth of the men ol tlc
'pslmeht. and was made acting brl-
s'dier general. returning to MontauR
fo'nt The army was there disband
"a IN September I was AZ once nom
mated governor of New york aud was
elected
Events In Teddy's Life.
served as governor until the
ehd of my term. hut before II ended IN
'he spring OF 1900. was nominated Tor
''ce president on the Republican
'cket with President Mckinley ana
was elected 7 served as vice president
"on March ttli. 1901. until sept. iith'
,'Vl' when President Mckinley de"
rom the effects of the bullet wound o'
'lc asSa ssin Czolgoz I served as pres
ue'' Tor the unexpired term OF three
'ee's and "A half and was nominated
and elected AZ president in the fal' "i
''Vt little over fortnight after
"'N'hg the presidency on March atm
lsos ! went to Africa as the head OF
"e Smithsonian expedition, came out
Nhartoum on March 10Th, 1910, ana