The evening world., 1913-04-29

WoGllsD, No. no Fourth avenue.
e-sArthur n. scribner, publisher
No - rfth avenue. living a, No. q
- mxty-esvsntA street.
AUovin -. Tr1edisnder. res
eool1e, No . Church street, living al
Ne - West ssvsntisth street.
-. ii-Chariss h. Bisseli. automobll,
eo1DbnaA. No. - seventh avenue.
~ D-Jshn W. irvine. salesman. No
D%West One hundred and Eighty
seventh street.
ARSss tAs Jury had been sworn oeors,
.. .Otusst Of No. ifi West Eishtisti
std1De who was No. q, was excused foi
u11oss, and Harry Collins was seiectc,
- Bic psass.
Ne selection Of thSss men followed
tt most careful examination by John
q etAncho6ld. nominaiiy counsel fol
N>Hoson. s,ut acting for all the de-
fs1oaaeA Frequently was he enabled
10 eia ths dismissal OF . talssman on
im0lo1 or actual biaa On three occa.
49, whsn his wit failed 10 sxtricats
hld3 from the predicament he cleared
swoy the danger BY rssortins to his
vefpmptcry challenger.
Whsa ChIsf Clsrk william Penny
COLD Tor talcsmen 70 answer to their
naGDas anA Deputy Clerk John Hsnefy
be0nn sa1ila6 the roll Francis Wsliman.
coguss1 fcg James .. Husssy, walked
late he inoiosurs v front q the bench.
Deunis sweeney vas tisS snly ore Of the
1sfsndaats to hear whaA might be called
the actual stast Of Tie trial lie was
ssan1iag In the rear Of tho room when
~ oaw Ar. Wsllman enter and he
wa9ksa ai0ost tM,d,y 70 the safe of the
lssobsaeA
sWgawGv EMrEas ANXIOUS.
'e1vnTNA WITH A eMiLg.
Otssasy's gray mustache. cut 70 a. TO
hs1c11e ever his lips. seemed 10 droop.
- snsre were heavy rinss on his
taa13ed fan. bsiow bic syss. Clerk
10Y ssaSpsd forward 80 Sweeney hes
iea1o1 81 sal1:
'vbns n saA sit there. No. not there.
~ sat"
oUlnsy sank int . ses, behind tine
cov1ssi sabla. where he wsa ioInod pres
sntk by 0soess Gordon Battle. Ills at
tsg1Dys. The swc st eoes Engaged IN
49, eoNvsfsat.on.
J>an J. NSrths. with carefully curled
brSoa Bustsehs half conceaiins q thin
ilpeo1 mouth. came chesrfuliy IN and
boAoAs> abeut Ne room. seemingly un-
worried.
ulDtriet Attorney whitman and his
ssabtants. Yssnk Moss. John X. Clark.
WIrlam Embrss and J. Robert Rubin.
ws@o In their pisces when Justice Sea.
sup ssesa1sd 70 the bench. while be.
Alof ths ostsn1aatS eounss, table sat
~ enposing array Of legal talent. In.
ciu(lag John .. StanchAsid, George
0eqyen Battle. yrands wslimaa. Arnold
L obsaA 4. =. 0iibsrt. Alfred raiiy and
E3ueprt c. 6nyths.
eNDwee JAM An novR sgsoRs
COUNT oPgMgo.
J6nss y. Tkempson had Joined his
eolow 6sfendants. but james u. Hus.
~ tailsd b appear until nearly ten
n1uqtss after Justice sssbury had
to1loa hiD eeat.
~eall Janss q. tlusssy," ordered
C3oeA AeAay sa1 ths sesnsP inspscsor's
oAno was called throush the halls.
v1ao)ly he stroiis1 III. apparently IN.
aS1fs q ths interest his delay had
A Aspr tsfors court opened crowds
49, - 5asa ths csrrldors leading 70
~, oeso n vhieh RelanA q. Aollusux,
No4 pAttsssoa. Harry Thaw and Lieut.
ch1u1o Dschsr aaA the sovs gvpnien
~ bsss tr1sd. Captain Tierney aud
~ DassSomea cleared the ball Of al bu:
psoopsstivs jurers-sW Of them. compos-
49, sDecial pane, Of talesmcn. They
OuoGkiy 'alleA ~ courtroom. occupying
sseov s4ss aA1 svssoo~tnG Into the
AAuA6a In the halls AZ Bsrwind. chief
- b(striot-Attornsy whitman's proc
~ BlotSSefS, with ooIps VI assistants.
Go6As1 ths talssmsn ana every one
~ snyspsl the arst door.
~ 0rst talssman called WAS william
~ WlgUins. an earnest little man.
is1ae1 sssssiy forward In the witness
clunaP WitA arms up0p knees ~ hrst
plGeNee-Atterney whitman and then
5sea . staaehAsA questioned him.
~. WAitmaR hsA Arst read 70 the
taAoouea . list Of names, including the
t1osaAsnts ana their counsel and an
nsuneed that he would ask scah tales
naon V 10 knew any Of the men men
tieas1. AslAs from this list Of names
~. Whitman had few questions TO ask.
thoooA enc breusht several objections
tsob NJ. 6tanchhsld.
~. otsachhsSd, after . lengthy sx-
an1DaAsn. Acesptsd the tsjesnan. Then
~, WhitmAn chsllsnGsd psrsmptoriiy.
ugong one Of the ave challenges al.
leoe1 v each side. Mr.. wiSgins had
seeDe1 very wtlhng 70 serve.
oAxs SoMgOcOv DISCUSSED
CASE WITH HIS WIFE.
Alberto Himan . retired music pub.
iisAer os No. 100 Manhattan avenue.
poaDe1 through Mr.. Whitmsn's hands
after Q few questions. To NJ. stanch-
nolA Mr.. uinaa sold that since he was
called ~ Q talssman somebody had
oa,io1 sa his wife and talked TO her
sboot The casa
sD(d your wife tell you the nature
VI what this man told herr" asked Mr..
otaschnsid.
'ioAs 1id.''
The tsiesman was forbidden TO an
oUog n the man came from the District.