The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-09
VENIRE DRAWN FOR
 WISE-HAVIS JURY Trial of Famous Case Begins
 Next Monday WISE FEELS CONFIDENT e-,,. LII. Mind Ie .& Eaea and Ia
Says Ills Mind Is at Ease and He Spends Greater Part of Ills Time Readine-He Is Now Reading
 Richard carveI.

Lathem at the MOTHS hotel on Aprll II MT. Wise entered the plea of not guilty and Mir. Havis in addition to the samt plea made that of insanity.
 The case has attracted great attention not only in Birmingham but through. out the state because of the peculiar cir cumstances attending the killing. The jury for the case will be chosen from the following special venire;
 Men Who VIII Form Jury. F. J. Barnes, unknown.
 Ed Pulley farmer.
 J. A Berry, car inspector.
 E. E. Green, manager Birmingham News.
 J. H. Bingham, N. agent.
 T. T. Jones, bookkeeper.
 T. T. Singletory clerk.
 J. J. Jones. unknown.
 H. c. Martin, unknown.
 T. s. Price, motorman.
 L. N Archer, marble works.
 Tobias Zophey, unknown.
 W. H. Webb, pipe man.
 G. w. Stillman, unknown.
 J. M. Caulheld, unknown.
 J. A. Durham, salesman.
 c. P. McMorris, unknown.
 H. E. Wooley, bookkeeper
 P J. Rogers, superintendent.
 D M Parker clerk.
 Charles M. O'Connor, marble cutter. J. S. Bailey, farmer.
 Oscar Jones, clerk.
 J. E. Brown, Alabama Fish company. William Muir, unknown.
 w. J. Gibbs, unknown.
 Pat McCleskey, laborer.
 w. A. Chappell, farmer.
 A Rich, shoe man.
 H. M. Downs, unknown.
 J. McCulom, unknown.
 A. J. Hart unknown.
 Sam L. Lacy, farmer.
 Searl LeCrain, bookkeeper.
 E. C. Brown. Saloonist.
 c. E. Lindsay, unknown.
 c. w. Guthrie miner.
 W. P. Elledge unknown.
 w. IT. Propst carpenter.
 J. D. Mckenzie, railroad man. Joe Warnefeldt, miner
 Charles Schwain, looksmith.
 James w Lewman, unknown. Alex Osborne, carpenter.
 H. B. Ketchum unknown.
 J. J. Kyle, farmer.
 B. F. Odom, farmer.
 J. J. Walker, real estate
 Lock Pitts, foreman.
 F. R. Wood, unknown.
 Sylvester Lindsay, farmer.
 l. R. Hardin, carpenter.
 R. l.. Waldrop farmer.
 O. B. Robertson, miner.
 A. A. Simons, gardner.
 c. D. Fitzpatrick farmer.
 w J. Ellard, moulder.
 T. H. Motion, real estate.
 o. D. Cowan, brick mason.
 E. A. Moore, driver
 T. l.. Dalton, carpenter.
 Wise Has No Fear.
 William Wise submitted to an interview yesterday in which he stated that he had no fear of the outcome of the trial. He said he was passing the time as pleasant ly as could be expected under the cir cumstances. He is supplied with all the latest papers, magazines and books and has numerous callers every day. Many of the prisoners, he said, are too much worried to enjoy reading, but he was so confident of the ultimate result of his now reading Richard Carvel.
 The subpoenas for the witnesses for both the defense and for the state have been issued, and are as follows: For the defense-Steve Askew, Purcella Curry, Charles Ross, Mrs. Allen, Ham, negro; John Williams, Abe Goodman, Jim Vassar, Miss Carrie Davis. James Mann. Mattie Mann. Officer Brown, Officer Ea- gan, Mrs. Joe Rubel Henry McDaniel, Mir Holley J. P Meroney, H. M. Reese, Nellie Maddox, Tom Davis. Robert Eos ter, Frank Leonard Susie Zimmerman. For the state-W. D. Parrish, J. J. Garden, Jim Vassar, Burk Wilksia, Abe Goodman, W. w. Morrison, MT. Halsey, Charles Cross, J. H. Lynch. Madison Greene, J. P. Mercney Garland stanton Mrs. E. M. Lathem. Bert Clifford, w. H. Morris, John Williams, Henry McDaniel Dr. Ed Drennen, Dr. D. F. Talley. Dr. McAdory, Nellie, colored nurse at Rubers H. M. Reese, F. L. Dyar and Stanton Garland.