The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-16
BONNIE TRIAL
CLOSE AT HAND.
ARRANGEMENTS IN TIE COURTROOM.
The Accused NOt 20 Re Transported
to and From the City Hall in
the Pri>Oncrs' Van.

Definite arrangements have not yet been
completed FOR the trial Of Mr.. Lola Ida
Henry B0nint. charged with the murder
of James Seymour AyTes, jr.. which is to
begin in Criminal Court No I on Tue
day next. but il is safe to say that IN rae
CUsCd viii net make her journeys from
the Jail to the City Hall and return in
he van" used for the transportation Of
ordinary prisoners. one Of Mrs Bonins's
counsel stated this morning that iu all
probability definite plans looking 20 the
conveyance Of their client TO and from
the city Hall would be made on Monday
II is known that the United States Mar
Shal Will interposc no objection 20 Mrs
Eonine being carried to and from the
city Han in private conveyance during
the progress Of her trial in case provis-
ion OF this kind is not made. she viii be
taken to and from the City Hall in what
IS known as the small van," which ac-
commodities two persons
II was also learned today that Carter
T. Keene viii assist Charles 4. DOUGLASS
and Creed NJ. Fulton in the active con-
duct Of the defence.
Arrangements for the Trial.
Arrangements for the trial Of Arr-- 10
nine were begun today by Assistant
United States Marshal Robinson In order
20 accommodate tho members Of the local
bar ana others who VIII Doe present during
the hearing, Mr. Robinson has placed ju
the courtroom an additional number Of
chairs ana benches The part OF The room
within The railing viii bee reserved far the
accommodation Of members Of IA, bar
counsel, and Representatives of the press
Eeycnd the railing space viii De filled
p
the general public. No one viii Do allow
cd to stand in the courtroom Cxce1t per
hapa along the south wall. where there is
ro daTggr Of their oIs.ructiag the view
or interfering with the comfort Of the
court
Admission to the court room VIII be bv
card, and with the exception OF the mem
oers Of the press. counsel ard artists. the
passes viii be good only FOR the day OF
their date
The Boninc Jurors.
The following are the names and ad-
dresses Of the members OF The Jurors
serving i'm Criminal Court No. 2. and will
be called as taIesmeu in the trial of Mrs
BOuine: George II. NermlliJU. s;l Tweu-
ty-nfth Street, Walter }. Fry. 2IJy II
Street. Richard H. Ga=kins 1890 Thir-
teenth Street. Iiarley y Eiker, 2lIS I
Street: George J.. Bury, 30 Monroe Street
Auacostia, Lee r. Martin, 2s3 j. Street;
George " Thomas. G2I Rhode Island Ave
nue.. William J.. KOOutz. lIt9 y Street
southeast; Arthur +. Moore Fillmore
and Washington Streets. AuaC0stia. Ben
famin ~ MUndeI, \ Jackson Street, An
acostia. John D. Robinson. 80 Tenth
Street; Anthony Lewis, Z521 Sixth Street;
George T. +. DowuCt. lG1 Four-aud-a-
half Street; Basil 3. Earashaw, 7Z3
Twelfth Street; Harry +. Armstrong. 1893
Thirtieth Street. Henry r SkipUin, Mich
OILS Avenue: Charles T.. Jones, 2s96 VI
Street: Joseph a. O.Hare. lla5 Nineteen. h
Street, George W. Montgomery. uo2
Fourth Street southeast; W. p. Couey,
1890 New York Avenue, Thomas l.. keane
~ Eleventh Street; Richard II. Lewis,
Howard and Nichols Avenues. Anacostia.
Samuel G. Redmau. 2g7 Ninth Street
southwest. William T. Smith. lZZ5 w
Street: Cornelius J. Carmody. 60 ] Street
southeast and Samuel r. Shields, SO x
Street southeast.
II the jury is not completed, and Il IS
not likely that IL viii be. IL is probable
that at least 300 extra talesmeu will be
ordered 10 De- summoned 10y Justice An
derson 70 report for jury duty on Wednes-
day morning.