The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1913, Page 7

NOW PICKING JURY IN CURRAN’S SUIT CHARLESTON RESULTS. AGAINST GAYNOR ‘Alderman fal $100,000 Libel Damages for Newsstand Graft Charges, ‘The fight that Alderman Henry H. Curran is going to make againet Mayor ) Gaynor in his suit for $100,000 1fbel dam- v was foreshadowed to-day in Part IV. of the Supreme Court when a @lamoring mob of citizens beset the Gourthouse demanding admittance to « fom too small to hold one-tenth of them. Justice Page had the talesmen, fawyers and witnesses all taken to the Appellate Division room, on the top floor, which is larger. Finally the at- tendants had to deny admittance to any | go “ene except talesmen and newspaper M men. Mayor Gaynor, whose alleged Jibel lay fn charging that Alderman Curran @hared in the graft paid Aldermen for Granting licenses for newssstands, was mot in the court room. He was repre- gented by Stephen C. Baldwin, for many years a close personal friend. ‘The jury box was filled with talesmen and their examination as to fitness to @erve was begun. . . Olcott, counsel for Mr. showed in his examination of first batch of twelve men that he was going to get a jury that was re- mote from the Gaynor administration im every way. The line-up seemed to be the cause of thore opposed to the Mayor | # and his administration as against the cause of the adminisiration of the pres- emt Mayor of New York. MAYOR ASKED FOR INSTRUC- TIONS WHEN TO APPEAR, ‘or sent word to his counset asking directions as to when he should come to the court and expressing a de- sire to show up at the earliest oppor- funity. After the lunch hour Mr, Olcott asked each talesman whether politics would ‘interfere with his service as juror, He asked whether the fact that a Repub- lican was suing a Democrat would create any bias, Walter T. Hissell, a talesman, who had on the police force and had a son on it now, was vhailenegd peremptorily. After three other talesmen were challenged Mr. Baldwin, for the Mayor, took up their examination for the de- fense. Mr. Baldwin read to the tales- men the letter of Mayor Gaynor to Al- derman ran, in which the Mayor declared that he had no sympathy with | 4 committee of Aldermen which ‘sought to investigate any officers of the city when there were Aldermen taking graft | from petitioners for licenses. He then informed the first of the talesmen he! qwhs examining that the case would take a considerable length of time and ithat many witnesses would be exam- ined, He has subpoenaed nearly fifty, tin fact. He tested the talesmen as to Stntir willingness to sit through a long and arduous trial, As Mr, Olcott had examined talesmen as to thelr possible ‘political ties or sympathies, Mr. Bal win examined them as to their Fuston, publican or anti-Tam leanings. he first part of the aft nm was, in fact, more like a polit a tial, Some talesmen were thrown out because they knew district cap- tains of Tammany or anti-Tammany or- ganizations. NONE EVER HAD HEARD OF LEMUEL E. QUIGG, Mr. Baldwin made a political onrpse ,turn in its grave 7 *men if they knew None of them had ner Republican rot The W length as to wh she was influenced against by reading his favorite journ: John C. Sullivan, and he dectare his mind was free and unbiased in the present issue at trial, He neither wanted to avoid duty as a juror gor to sleave his business to suffer by his absence from It, William Carr, a clerk for “Tout: the Fifth avenue milliner, admitted t he knew nothing about politics and that while he al oted he never dix- cussed the demerits of can- didates. He epted as the frst juror. He lives ‘i No. 171 West Elghty- firet street. After many more challenges Albert earth, a shoe dealer, 973 Third nue, was found acceptable to both sides and was sworn in as juroi 2 ‘Juror No, 3—-Morris Orbach, a moving ploture operator of No. iM Kast One Hundred and Twenty-ninth stree Juror No, 4 was Walter T. Bissell, a eleetrotyper of No, % Park place, Sulser Appoints Harry C. Hart. ALBANY, March 25.-—Gov, Sulzer to- | day sent to the Senate and that body confirmed the appointment of Harry ©, olds; selling; four furlongs.—Edna Les- FIRST RACE—Three-year-olde and upward; selling; five and half furlongs. “Maurice Reed, 100 (Montour), 4 to 5 and out, won; Blitzen Jr., 107 (Bauer), ® to 1, 7 to 1 and 8 to 1, second; Eleie Herndon, 11 (Skirvin), 7 to 2, even and 1 to %, third, Time, 1.001-6. Motherkins, Thetis, Henock, Bush, Morgan Wilson and Quincey Belle also ran and finished as named, BECOND RAOK—Malden two-year- | ka, 106 (Obert), 9 to 2, 3 to 2 and 7 to 10, won; Sonny Boy, 110 (Koerner), 5 to 2% even and 2 to 5, seeond; Chas, Cannell, 108 (Ford), 3 to 1, even and 1 to 2, third. Time, 0.492-6. Rummage, Santaneca, Dick's Pet, Red Rajah, Col, C. and Bessie Latimer also ran and finished as named. — CHARLESTON ENTRIES. RACE TRACK, CHARLESTON, 8. C., Maroh %.—The entries for to-morrow's races are as follows: FIRST RACK—Puree $7 five turlon hiree-year olde and ty Chase, as 102 104; Sklon, 106; Mins HACE Purse 8900; three-year ola and up; seling: th 2; Pink Lady, 5; Sheriff Grunenger, 108; Agnes May, 107 % THIRD RACH—Piarse $400;' throe.ven ny up: bandicap; ome mile,—-Volthbrpe, 100; (a) Karly Tight, 0; ° (a) Lochiel, 112; (b) Armor, 97; () John Furlong, 118; Milton 1, 0; ‘Talecar- rier, 100:, (a) Holwell entry. (b) Tennemee Stable entry, FOURTH RACE—Iine Formt Inn Stakes, $1,200 uaranteed; two-year-olds; Daif furlongs Mise V ‘one and ry. FIFTH RACK —Pure $200; three-year-olds and i five and oue-talt furlongs. * Vile " i *Hose Queen, 0, 108; *8yh ‘Troy Welght, e, $200; thine year-olds weventy yards, —*Rey, ida, 10; * Pretend, 10s; Font, * Apprentice ‘Track fast, -_——>. POPE UNABLE TO SAY MASS, SLOW REGAINING STRENGTH. Doctors Forbid Pontiff Making Ex- hausting Effort—Visited by His Sisters, ROMB, March %.—The condition of Pope Plus X. is slowly improving, al though the weakness resulting from his recent indisposition sti'l persists. The doctors in attendance on 1 Holle ness prevented him from eo mass to-day, the feast of the Annun- elation, as he desired. It i said in the | Vaticun that the celebration of mass lis an exhausting effort for the Pope, ‘The sisters of the Pope, according to custom, arrived in Rome to-d: for the feast of the Annunciation and present- ed their brother with some junket, which he much enjoyed. —_—> MRS. 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A dozen KIRKMAN’S SOAP 20° Usually Sold Elsewhere at 5c a Cake We sold thousands of cakes at this price last week. Many of our stores actually sold out eve even ‘though they reordered in targe quantities now replenished their stock and we will continue this Sunnybrook ‘ HLoowNapALRe: To a Well Kept Lawn—a Roller is really as indispensable as a mower. Here are practical kinds: Dunham,” made entirely of metal, smoothly finished and neatly painted, one, two and three sections, with self-bal- ancing handles, i 150 the, in 2 sections, 15 | . in diam- long wrrewnerrtte yf!) Ibs., in 3 sections, in in diameter, 24 in. long “ Water Weight Lawn Roller: 14 in. in diameter, 20 in. long, 120 Ibs. empty; 260 Ibs. filled. . 99. 98 // 18 in. in diameter, 24 in. long, 135 Ibs. m- empty; 360 Ibs. 75 CAKES rake in stock, black and galvanized wire cloth, Basement, UNEEDA BISCUITS This Price Needs No Comment. 7 WHITE BEANS u. 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