Show STilL NO1 VERDCT Jury in Luetgert Case May Ballot Until Saturday ONE MAN STANDS OUT HS WAS CONNECTED WITH OLD BOODLE SCAOTJAL Judge Tuthill Will Hot Consent to Discharge of Jury Until Their I t > Absolutely No Rope of n Verdict Scing Beached Luetgerts Kect ± 1g Wit Deneen I Criminal Court Building Chicago Ot 2LAt 830 tonhht itwas announced an-nounced from the office of States Attorney I At-torney Der > een that there would Tic no announcement of a verdict in the Lust Sttlt case before the opening of court I tomorrow morning Judge Tuthill went home early in the I evening leaving matters with States Attorney Deneen who was to send him I word in case n verjlict should be reach L d during the early part of I UK evening The attorneys for the defense de-fense also left matters with Mr Deneen and went home to await any word that might cpmo from the jury axiom Attorney At-torney Phalesi the junior counsel for the defense was around the states attorneys at-torneys office for a short time and I ttn took his departure Suites Attorney Deneen palefaced and redeyed from lack of sleep sat in his office until 830 and then he announced unt al nounced that he would wait no longer and gave orders that his office be closed There is absolutely no chance now of anything tiplng heard from the 1 men before tomorrow morning at the earliest sad the slates attorney as he left Ivi offee nf le TUTHILL WILL HOLD JURY For a time tonight I was rumored t that if the jury should not agree by tomorrow it would lie discharged as soon R it reported Its Inability to reach a verdict This however is not the cas It is the firm determination of Judg > Tuthill to keep the jury until Saturday night or late Saturday after njiin lietmv he permits them to go with t Jisapnvement He hal announced that ilth state ad defendant have spent much money and time and the case has been s long I and dillicult I w > try bl f im that le will not consent to lh dV7 < barge of the jury until there is abso Jaifly no hope whatever of a verdict liting reached Tho jury stands about ns it stood IVur hours ago Reports vary from nine for the death penalty to three for acautta to 1 for death and one for acquittal THE ONE JUROR holding nut for Luetgert is Harley and i is thought that if he would change mi th r would Ive little time lost in fin I ivirg at a verdict Juror Holabird i also credited with favoring the ac < iuiUal of th prisoner but it is thought 1 < would ore around quickly if Har h J y eiud i W I induced to vote for a con ictln idThc The feellrg among the Jurors who i r In favor of the rtonth penalty is hgh against Harley and they have lone eome rain > talking tq him Atone At-one time this mrrnine they even sent tn Tudt TuthiU to know among other t H c if 11 mn could oompol one man lv i t with Ihtm or if j verdict would 1 > valid if but 1 mn sirned it This i < the incident thsx gave to the state thn idea here was but one man standing stand-ing betwen Luptgert and a death Sen t llC Harley if I a German and the claim Is I made thai ho sympathizes with Luct g uv on the scrre of nationality Hari Har-i y wa indicted in Cook county inn in-n t on with the county commis v loners luiodlers scandal of ten years gi He was never tried the case b I iiiR dirimi ° pti by ixJudge Longe i n i i ikcr the then states attorney States Attorney IJenpfn is free to con frs that 1 if he had known Harleys record rec-ord Harley would never have been permitted per-mitted to servo on the jury Jurir ISchmiller is a butcher and ke ps it meat market at Depplaines a I Puturban town At one time he was a rJ i dstomer of Lueteert and purchased sausage from him This fact was RUsg but Rohmiller answered with I apparent fairness that the business relations re-lations he had with the iiriswner would in i no waY affect his judgment in the i trial of the case j LUETGERT MEETS PENEEX I f Poring the long tria State Attorney i Deneen did not once speak to Luetgert a In fat never until todas did Mr De een come in contact with the big sau I agE mall Assistant States Attorney Attor-ney McKwan had handled all the preliminary pre-liminary proceedings When Luetgert waked snt < Judge Tuthiiis court room i > t I tin morring he believed 1 a verdict had L been eacht4 He also believed that he had been acquitted With a smile on his faee he walked up to exJudge Vin if < nt and Attorney Phalen and warmly I hook each of them by the hand Then turning toward States Attorney Dot Do-t neon he grasped his had and ex I Ipimed Well Mr Deneen I am glad it H l all over You save me a terrible I tongue lashing the last day but you I q vero fair You did not go outside the if evidene I I States Attorney Deneen shook the S hand ot the giant German Scene of Vandalism Chicago Oct 20Tl1e court room of Judge Tuthill before whom the Luet gert case was tried Is the scene of vandalism that has no parallel in the annals of sensational trials Certain of the < pectatoip took advantage of the absence o the bailiffs and Clerk Knoch and seized on every portable article of Ftationery Section of the improvised desks used by the newspaper reporters during then the-n l1nus ordeal were even carried off by tne morbid crowd Fearing that the relic hunters would grow desperate and demolish the fixtures a policeman was detailed inside the bar A few orna nirnts vb > ch remained after the cham lfr had been t abandoned were hastily removed across the hallway |