The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-02
The Twelve Men
Are Picked Out
Continued from First Page.)

aside by defense because he had ex-
pressed opinion that defendant was gull
ty.
T. E. Boiling. Passed by State. Stood
aside by defense. Had served on jury
this year.
A. H. Monaghan. Stood to foot of
panel by State.
Joe B. Debnam. Passed by State Had
formed and expressed opinion that de-
PENDANT was guilty
R. ]. Harrison. Passed by State Had
formed and expressed an opinion that de-
PENDANT was guilty.
George A. Scarboro. Passed by State
Had served on jury this year
Zol. Fonville, of Wake Forest. Passed
by State. rendered by defense an dac-
cepted. Took his seat as No. g.
r. R. Sexton. Passed by State. Stood
aside by defense Had served on jury
within two years.
Ransom Matthews. Passed by State.
rendered by defense and peremptorlly
challenged
T. R. Franklin. Passed by State Stood
aside 'by defense. Had formed and ex-
pressed opinion that defendant was
guilty.
]. C. Pool Had formed and expressed
opinion defendant was not guilty
John l.. Stevens. Challenged by State,
and cause admitted by defense.
c. p. Wharton. Challenged By State,
and cause admitted by defense
A. ]. Fish. Passed by State Stood
aside by defense. Had served on jury
within last two years.
E. P. Danpier. Passed by State. Ten
dered by defense and percmptorily chal-
lenged. When the clerk called upon the
juror to look upon the prisoner, and the
prisoner to look upon the juror, and say
whether he liked him, Mr.. Dampier caused
great laugh by saying No"
c. S. William. Passed by State Stood
aside by defense. Had served on jury
in last two years
G. w. Stevens. Passed by State. Stood
aside by defense. Had formed and ex-
pressed opinion defendant was guilty.
j. s. Mangum, of New Light, on being
asked by Mr.. Norris, said that he had
been going over his township ascertain
ing the sentiment of persons likely to be
on the jury for the defendant. Excused
by the Judge as a partial juror.
Z. G. Lloyd, Challenged by State and
caused admitted by defense.
T. S. Jones. Stood at foot of panel by
State.
George Temple. Passed by State Stood
aside by. defense. Had formed and cx-
pressed an opinion defendant was guilty.
j. j. Jordan. Passed by State. Stood
| aside by defense. Had served as juror
in last two years
W. H. Holland Challenged by State
and cause admitted by defense
r. A. Bell. Passed by State Stood
| do nv 1afA IInl
last two years.
w. r. Perry. Passed by State. Stood
aside by defense Had formed and ex-
pressed opinion that defendant was guilty.
| j. c. Hobgood. Passed by Stare Ten
| dered by defense and rejected by per-
emptory challenge.
| A. p Bauman. Passed by State. Stood
aside by defense not free holder.
! Jonah Woodlief. Passed by State. Stood
aside by defense. Had formed and ex-
pressed opinion that defendant was gull
| ty.
rendered by defense and peremptorily
challenged.
c. B. Passmore Passed by State. Stood
aside by defense, not free holder.
| w. T. Aston, of Wake Forest, colored
|
and accepted. Sworn in and took seat
as No. 6.
B. A. Keith. Sent to foot Of panel by
State.
A. D. o'Neal. Stood aside by State. Had
| served on jury in last two years
w. A. Pulley Stood at foot of panel
by State.
]. Fl. Ferguson. Challenged by State,
and oa1isa admitted NV dafpnsa
W. II. Caudle, ditto.
John Lucas, colored. Stood at foot of
panel by State.
W. S. Broughton, ST.. Passed by State.
Stood aside by defense. Had served on
jury in last two years.
S. M. Little. Passed by State. Stood
aside by defense. Had formed and ex-
pressed opinion defendant was guilty
Hugh Dunn, colored. Stood at foot of
panel by State.
G. N. Walters. Passed by State. Had
formed and expressed an opinion the de-
PENDANT was guilty.
r. F. Giersch. Had formed and eX-
pressed opinion defendant was not guilty.
j. B. Johnson. Passed by State Had
formed and expressed an opinion de-
fendant was guilty.
w. r. Jeffreys. This juror could not
say whether or not he had expressed an
opinion that defendant was not guilty. He
may have done so. Then question arose
as to whether or not he was a free
holder His grandmother had left land
to his mother, and he was in some way
interested. Finally Mr.. Daniel had the
Sheriff send downstairs and get the will
or Martha Gilley Jeffrcys, his grand
n other 1T was found that he was
freeholder, and the State challenged per
emptorily.
w. T. billiard Passed by State. Per-
emptorily challenged by defense.
F. M Stronach. Passed by State. Had
formed and expressed opinion defendant
was guilty.
H. s. Weathers. Passed by State. Had
formed and expressed an opinion that
dc PENDANT was guilty.
w. H. Hughes, Jr. Passed by State.
Not a freehoder.
j. A. Stallings. Challenged by State,
and cause admitted by defense.
James G. Enniss. Passed by State.
Not a freebooter.
M. A. Scarboro. Passed by State.
Served on jury last year
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