The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-11
STILL NO JURY
Another Special Panel of Ten
Men Ordered.
TO lake EVIDENCE TO-DAY
Jury VIII be Ready for Work
This Afternoon.

The special venire ordered by Judge
Dale 10 try the case Of Mary Mork for
the murder Of her infant enid was called
yesterday afternoon al $50 clock sons
OF the men called could not be reached in
tine to to get 70 the court, owing 70 the
long distance they I've from the city.
About twenty-five Of the men dawn r.
ported Two Of these were excused by
the court When the ron vas called John
Fry reported that he vas sick and was
excused from service.
u. ?. Pickett was the arzt nan ex-
amiaed OF the special venire. BE was ex-
cused because he had fixed opinion OF
the guilt OF innocence Of the defendant.
2 G. Taylor was called in place Of AIr.
Fry. he stated that he knew nothing
OF the case and head read nothing about
IL He had q Conversation with some
others, but did not understand the case
fully enough 70 have & ixed opaiou Mr.
Rouser was called ii the place OF Mr..
Puckett- The defense had its third chaI-
IeRse and asked E D. Kimbau TO b ex-
cused- J. h Mccall was called in his
place The defense challenged J. 2.
Rouser on its fourth challenge J. H
Coleman, who was called in his place. said
that ne was sure the child was murdered
by some one ard Il would require evidence
TO remove that opinion, so ne was ex-
cused. Henry Buf0rd, = colared man, was
called in his place. The state was given
its third challenge and J. II. Mccall was
taken OF. Harry Pechin was called and
excused because he had an opinion that
the child was murdered by sone one
and it would take strong evidence to re-
move this. John Kelly was called and
stated that he had been acquainted with
the defendants father for about twenty
years, and had an opinion as 70 the guilt
or innocence OF the young lady. John
r. Butler was the first man TO say that
he had any Conscientious scupIes against
capital punishment and was excused be-
cause OF this J. P. Parrot was called.
E G. Taylor was taken OF the jury
on the fifth pre-empt0ry challenge By the
defense. J. W Green was called and re
stated that he was under the doctors
care and was unable 70 serve r Z
Denton was called The defense then made
its sixth challenge ard chose O. K. Stew
art. who was excused. P l. Dearth
vas called. On the fourth challenge BY
the state. Henry BiIeord. the colored
man, vas excused. Ed Dumont stated
that he had a fxed opinion that would re-
quire evidence 10 remove, 50 he was eT-
cused- ". E. Jett was called On the
seventh challenge BY the defense. r. L.
Denton was excused C. c. Null was
called in his place. W Z Jett vas ex-
cused On the eighth challenge by the de-
Tense John AIberts took his phase. The
state passed its nth challenge. on the
ninth challenge by the defense. W. r.
Harris was eXcuesd. 2. H A. Baker.
who was called Ia his place. stated that
he was opposed % capital punishment
and was excused w. A Petinger was
called and stated thar he had fixed
opinion as TO whether the child was muir g
1ered ard was excused. Henry Frazier.
q colored minister. was called Henry
Robbins was excused or the tenth chaI-
enge by the defense. r F. Severance.
who was called in his place. stated that
be had fxed opinion IS q The guilt or
innocence Of the defendant and was ex-
FUSED. This was the last Of the panel.
and there were but eleven men On r1a
Jury. and the state has one more pre-
smptory challenge and the defense two
Judge Dale then issued another order On
he county clerk. saying that he should
draw tea more men from the jury box
md the writs be made returnable this
morning al o'clock. when the case VIII
BE- called The court thought IL had pIen-
s. OF men among whom a jury could be
ound when he ordered thirty drawn the
lay before
Ii Is thought that the taxing OF tsstI-
n0uy VIII begin this afternoon ard posi-
lly some nay be taken this morning.
The following ars the persons drawn
z ths special panel yesterday. r F.
button. Keehi- C. ". Page. city, Samuel
5ovuan. city; z Z. Alfred, Rockford:
~ NJ Becky. Gynsun. d. Dillon. Gvp-
1r1: James Tuttle. city. William Brooks.
PARK. James Cross, valley Center, Rob
RI Peoples. city
Mary Nork sat near her attorneys
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