Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-28
NAMES OF THE JURORS.
Men Chosen from Which Panel will
 Be Drawn to Try Trolley Strikers.

Men Chosen from Which Panel Will
 Be Drawn to Try Trolley Strikers.
 The following is the list of fifty jurors from which the special panel will be drawn to hear the cases against the eight trolley strikers and the nine or ten boys charged with intent to murder Merna and Morrisette, the crew of the now famous car on the Water vile line one night in February:
 Bethany-David A. Lownsbury, Eve lyn o. Pardee, Harry Peck.
 Cheshire-C. l.. Terrell Samuel A. Hale, Charles s. Gillette, George 5. Tyler
 Guilford - Luther F. Rowland, Henry H. Griswold, Robert H. Norton, Wilbert H. Potter.
 Hamden- Linus W. Kirk. William Strain, Charles B. Horsfall, Willis Benham.
 Madison-CI CIarkson H. Meigs, James Walkley, Frank H. Dunlap. Miiford-Edwin B. Baldwin, Frank H. Woodruff, Samuel E. Frisbie, George A. Roberts.
 North Branford-Sedley Bartlett, Willis P. Williams, Charles B. filling.
 North Haven-Henry D. Todd, ID. D. $. Goodyear, Elton J. Smith.
 Orange-Everett B. Clark, Elford c. Russell Charles F. Jordan, Irving J. Crawford.
 Oxford Clayton Searss Smith C5 Wheeler, Henry B. Treat
 Lavergne G. Clark, Char les S. Fenn, John R. Platt.
 Seymour-Charles H. Jorey, Henry c Dorcoro I9iol,ar5 IT Smith
 Southbury-G Gidney A. Stiles, Will jam E. Mitchell William B. Platt.
 Wallingford- ]. Hough, Frank F. Ives, w. A. Simpson.
 Woodbridge-C Charles T. Walker, Nfinot D. Nichols, Robert Payne.
 So far Sheriff Rigney has found no trace of the boys who are wanted by the state as witnesses against the strikers. Sheriff Rigney denies that he is looking for the boys, but he can not deny that he was given the sub- poena for them a few days ago. He is undoubtedly aware that for the pres ent they are beyond the reach of his warrant and that they will be on hand when they are wanted by the court. It is said they are voluntary visitors where they are in order to es- cape the influence they were subject ed to by Judge Burpee of the city court and other trolley officials when they were accommodating evidence in the case.
 Representatives of the trolley com apny say that the evidence of Morris sette will not be required to prove the case against the accused. Neverthe- less they had agents all over the coun' try looking for him, and when it was rumored some time ago that he was the victim of the @barrel mystery" in New York, Boss Farley was sent to the morgue to see if the report was correct. His answer that the body was not that of Morrissette was good news to them. Soon after Morrissette revealed his whereabouts in a letter stating that he was employed on a trolley road In Quebec, Canada, and is supposed to be there yet. It will be a surprise to many If he is not one of the principal witnesses in the case, notwithstanding the statement of the trolley representatives.
 To-day was the last of the present civil term and practically nothing was done by the court. The case down for hearing, Julia Scadden's appeal from probate. was settled this morning be fore court opened This matter in volved the settlement of a claim against the estate of Mrs Mary Scad- den, who died before her husband Pat rick. Her estate was trterwoven in the estate of her widower, and Peter a son, claimed that part of the first was lost in settling up the latter.
 The case set down for hearing next was O'Keefe vs the Scovill Manufac. turing Go. As this case would not be finished in a day the court declined to hear 1t.
 Short calendar will be held to-nnor- row morning. at.9:30 o'clock.