The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
MEN & BOYS oUTFlTTEAs

gan at once. Rogers called The names:
w. G.. Fewcll: No opinion; could give
fair ana impartial trial; accepted.
d. Il. Ollmger Opinion formed and
expressed: could not dismiss II from
mind; disqualified.
l.. p. Holms: No opinion; don't know
much about case; could give far trial;
accepted. .
This completed the panel and sigh OF
relief went up from every quarter OF the
courthouse The ease with which 1t was
done caused no comment. 1t was in the
lull after the storm that the court slided
through the hitherto troubled waters and
with surprising facility rea ched the point
at which it had been headed for the past
week. At a sign from Mr.. Lee Nc
Cue arose and bent over his lawyers
with whom he conferred for about two
moments. Counsel for the defense then
asked for the privilege Of retiring a few
moments, Judge Morris said he would
give them any reasonable amount Of
time. Nj. Lee thought ten or fifteen min
utes would do, and when the court as
sembled, lie left the room accompanied by
Mr. Harmon. Mr.. Walker, Mr.. Sinclair
I-and AIR. Edward O. McCue.
During the interim, the crowd con-
tanned itself with such patience as 1t
could command The accused called his
son. William to his eide and the TWO
Reid whispered conversation while they
puzzled over some papers held by the
father. y ripple Of interest showed Itself
when commemorative Attorney Giimer
strobe into the room, called loudly Tor
DR.. McCue and, when he received no
response. directed the sergeant to tele-
phone for him at once, declaring We
want Dr. AicCue first This looked like
business and even the swarm OF negroes
in the gallery stirred with expectation.
Speed the Parting Guest.
Meanwhile, arrangements were being
made to permit the departure soL the re-
ma!aing twenty-seven Of the sWarrenton
venire. a fill list of those summoned by
Rogers from The Fauauier town is as fol-
lows;
". G. Fewell. D. T. Oll!ngcr. l. E..
Holnis, C. D. Henson. s. p. White, Il E.
iurfee, c. b.. Calohaa, edward aEims.
DR.. r. o. ST. Clair. W. H. Blythe,
John II. Browrer, 3. B- Jeffries, ". T.
WILLS, a. Z. Walker, William Martin.
George 3iauyett Albert NVhillcn. FL T..
Burgess, Walter Gcld.horpe,7 John a.
CSoons. Robert Fisher, ". H Campbell,
r. d. aiadduS. ]. p. Stone, a. X. Ken
,ledy. W. r. Chatterbrck. ". II. Msdon,
JsLSh!i4S, iaos"
The Trial Jury.
within Few moments after q O'Clock
the attorneys were back II ttle. room.
The dstense al once exercised the; PEE.
fenptory right and struck tplrrames from
tie panel. Those WHO were directed to
STAND aEide arr j. ST. 5icnwaf,lc. OF Pc
te-sblIrg. a. E. Heinrich, OF Richmond;
Io-. Jud r. Wood OF Richmond; Samuel
Is - *, nj nj
tweiYe, atlc constitute the Jury in the IA
NOUS 5icgue case. are AS follows: j. Y.
StScE1ell. Of Petersburg; ". u. spiers.
u istfssssJarg; A. j. Saunders, 0. Peters
3,lrg, James Z. Prentiss, OF Petersburg;
T. 7. Parsons Of Pete.sburg; 4. s. John
son. ~ Petersburg; sae!ton Chieyes. of
Petersburg; john !. Trayior, Of Rich
.,sa,ss5: s. y. Quinn, Q. Fredericksburg;
Nelson Decker. Of Fredericksburg; 81. G.
Fe@eM, u 'Farrenton: l., z. Holmes, Of
H-ar.spiCa.
The 5.ryrnsu s5ea while the oath was
read and ,aea eech i-issed the Bible as It
afas J,sgEst sro.n aaaa 70 hand The SOL
eRnStsGf tF.s rext few moments was i'm Z.
prtssivs. II Il fas4tl.3g vp:ce the deputy
clerE reaa ts5e I@ag ac-d terrible indict
mtpt .. 5.EfylLe TEas Sery stood. the
prfsDEsr sat fa&gsGss arsd ll al esAe. TIE
] ordeal TpIs1 sz@E= Gs4ss+t 4 Hhpadsr to a
man !ess ~. ,q1rs u fsssG ti-4n he. 3lcCuc
dTe9 tcGp. EgGS osf2tits. aiI his eyes
coEtaia n ~ &fGfsS3 - !a4; u aae done
and ihe gentlemen ansD ian armed 10 sit
10 5pagtasgf gi.9;g tJ.@ prlapaes before
t'icia. tp5a 'htir r}zsee& again. A moment
latGr tile itial wa& IN ~ al Jea&t riIere
.were iEGi,atlo.a n q 5seFiantrg
The First Witness.
! I3r. FTaFE 3icctie ms called aud at
/ once tpob it.s staaG EAe sbgsacs NJ 3fy
! Harmon raaEea e p@zSe. Rrgeyf, me
I peripaptje a4rEeani, gsabt,fd his sstthcl.
mr. hat ana nla fticA ara Gtf1llsd o':t.