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V • VUI' *-* 4,1y the ] the .road.uc jiiust popular conductors onsxas,,Re-sion**r- ■*S-.*?4■Defense and Judge Dwyer Differ Warmly as to Qualifications of Juror in Pfaurath Case,forHot woids panned between counselSpecial* Ana Intion senate Intiye; Unitec fofth: ±IveSTaf j• Auattho defense and judge Dwyer this *he Silcharge sof killing E. C.*• ** ♦a. atmer-dehfcsametd.9barsi/dijor*•pof-.PasorderIBguilt}'500andthnnthani- isgra* that de-itcs, c inandtholookJ* Dthepor-r?hi-jnonnng iu the trial of Gustave lNau-rdth, on the* j Henderson.* The defense claimed that, the judge had asked improper questions of a veil irehian as to his qualifications as a juror, in this case and warm passage? ensned. .L..A. Ilarper was the veniremen who Wfis bring examined. Iu reply to a question asked by W. 53. Anderson of counsel for the defense lie aaid;. I believe the defendant of killing the man.”/- Carlos Bee apd Mr. Anderson instant-1y objected • to .him .as a jurur. Jndgo Dwyer • then asked Mr. Harper some questions with the result thal h« showed thut irj using the word “guilty” hu had meant to say that he believed Nan-rath killed Henderson, but that he had formed no opinion of his guilt or innocence. /. Q. 'Mr. Bee contended -that as it was if or the jury to decide the question of guilt or innocence of the defendant, Mr. Harper’s ahswer had disqualified him./‘He has already convicted the defendant/' said Mr. Bee. “We object to the character of -the questions asked by your honor and desire the stenographer to note our exceptions/''The jndgo remarked that Mr. Dee's remarks were entirely gratuitous,“We object to that rcmnrk from thu court, also/' retorted Mr. Bee.. Mr.. Harper was finally challenged peremptorily by the defense.*' Six jurors were secured, tip to 2given 1house l opposiT(TucingStandi!of Aut panies iiitangi tax wc insisted are Luc propose \V.I Parker the proELEITECtcr i torIp1the■Mda- ao'clock. None at all were, secured ves-terday from the special venire of 155 «\cn. The staters represented by district attorney and C. A. Davies. '\Naurath is the first defendant In a felony case iu Bexar county who wag permiled hi9 liberty under bond during his trial. This is because of a new Jaw passed by the legislature, which wassprung on the court, and slate’s attof-Piiiec-let-rit-vcrrhsth-ncys as a surprise. As the deputy sheriff wns loading Nanrath away last night Mr. Bee pulled a paper from his pocket and handed it to the juilge. Jfc was i\ certified 'copy of the new law, which provides’that in felony eases the bond shall hold good during the trial. Nau* rath was delighted-at hot being forced to go to jail, and weut to his home surrounded by his relatives. The law also provides that whore a man on bond is convicted but takes an appeal, the bond shall be good pending tho appeal.Epaoli to - CThicu contest' paign t: torateos street, i; city cou provide year fr; now .ope In retui univcraaa bettorlines are direclioi OOO.OOCU tiuo ma]plus-.fhi tho comare tp.pl ■netriico There. coufidcnlt; inuyoralt headingFrederic] of tho,.rthis. moy ftpnstrop: have lopmake a 'deliver a/First 1 I though you wcr» Second me eat Press.,
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San Antonio Gazette
San Antonio, Texas, US
Tue, Apr 02, 1907
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