The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-23

&C. proceed with the ciockwork Of a rail-
road time table.
With this stage setting arranged. Clerk
William y. Penney. who has seen MUIR
der trials for thirty years, called loudly (:
Arthur ". Waite to the bar
Cpon that signal the rear door opened
and Waite, accompanied by two deputy
sherifYr. stepped briskly forward. There
was neither pallor IN his face. falter'ng
In his steps nor a sign OF
anywhere visible. without looking to the
right or to tho left he strobe forward.
took HE place, underwent the brief or
deal and smillnsly greeted hts counsel.
He might have glanced diagonally across
and beheld Percy Peck and his wife. but
II he saw them he gave no sign and
certainly never looked again. They only
Kased at him for an instant before they
turned their heads away He could not
SEQ his father or brother. who were be-
hind him.
animation AZ 10:i7 o'clock and ten min
utes later Robert NELL. an elderly
mechanical engineer. who lives az 5o7
West 13Sth street. wa taking his place
~ Juror No. l.. Three men had pre-
coded Mr.. NELL n by that time Il
was realized that speed was the order
Of the day.
Mr.. Brothers. prosecutor In several Inn
tion~ withou, wasting any ti,ne and Mr.
Oenr, e,,hsr ohiec,.d tus, a. ,ars.ix ~
mt nj. questions Ths queries wers a..
TO sentiment toward the death penalty.
opinion in the case or acQu~aintanceship
With any OF the parties. Justice Shearn
did not appear to relish anything that
savored OF delay and neither lawyer APP
peared to desire delay.
Five Talesmen Rcfected.
rive men were oowied out oerore NO.
s~a@ Iounu I'D Fe'er fieoei, OUT lne very
... T.e.nn was enosen LOT NC. .,
~iter 'ictor rera'u' an artst' ana rred
= Faihham. n secretary. had been chal-
,."seu peIefnp'orhy NO. = was ROUND.
ne ~ fauI d. case, a clean cut young
man, out aitet tnat mere came a stratum
counsel.
.rntcrv chau"a ustn III 'n,stv per
ana harr,ng ror. 49, un.e
ont,,ons !. Vi 'neIr
sriiw Js,o.nas -" - 'eie..e vas
man Nc. ~ ,nas ,inne' TOT every
wa. oenns asheu apout ms senu-
III c,nSi,ion. un"eii Hnen-
ties." ~
HAM, ,v.rh,n.. c. a., ~
And r r,r,n, pi..an -H,ne
v,en, m, go ."nuSon' a proker,
Harry Vim u,cao pai'Vn .ou.e anu
fisher. WAS excused bv copsan, w.
Ons ,h,r. h.S ~
ohe uiihs mad aireadv IMPRESSED
hieb class 80, ,rann ~"s
order of ,nteIIiperre Tho, ,a. - H
s4en In ,rnrdsr ,r,.h' '"4' "''of'N
Carl +. Uascn n ,r,,r ~.,
vho lives nj Io5 W, 80 nheie'an,,
T,an-, "est h"" avenue. ana
son avenu went an, hv cnnsa, ~ maa -
d,d Hem, pt. S,"S,i', ana 10
,r.,h'nn rN'te. VINO deals IN litho-
taI nvr.hmnn. o'ppSeu 10 capi'
co,ntan, -. 90 u."H J.. Dressier, ac-
wen, AVA hy -. S'Nt'-n'nth street
living an ,,snr.nna Wv 'oseph =.
10 We., Six,yNar., WHO nVes AT
"Are van onnnu wen, 700,
mcnt?' asked Mr. urothors '""'s"'
wa "'o'"ers.
IA nj 4. INITIAL, p.u.
t>ot IN q case like this" replied Mr..
.SNiNg c'nphaticaIly, Il am very much
III favor or IL IN this case
IL was then thar the defendant threw
"asn ms hean ana laughed freely and
o"arecteulS'
LOUIS W Noel. banker. had conscicn-
.NDus scrup.es against the death pealty.
Sur Georse \. iieline. Who described
n!Hset as a capitalist with a home al
heime gave his answers in a quick. busi.
~ he da~ Ia nn.srtns INTO the spirit
hin, "' "'" 'ueS approVed OF
M.
n SHOW ,h., se'eu,en AT NV and
next to,.sna NV! "a" IN cycles the
pstts aIa.,ntaa W. w WIS James IL.
IJytna n, Ia 'pp'ia'us mailufacturor.
chosen with hu, 80. DIiVe' VINO was
~ was H. u"es'lons.