The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23

sense;'3 very, doubtful 4 K could efter4 CdSe
With open mind; disqualified,
Luther Tyler: Opinion formed al and ex-
pressed; would not convict on c!rcum-
stat,tIal evidence: disqualified.
Name Stricken OFF.
At this .juncture Is. Nelson Goolrick,
who had been accepted, arose TO s,S s, y,
and had been d. resident Of fredericksburg
he had spent a period or SIX :, months
abroad on a mission which might nave
made his location there a paramount " one e;
In any case h. was then and Intended ;e1
always to be a citizen of the United Stats
in the State OF Virginia. circumstances
after SIX months absenHe and he Wn as
court. asked et tho defense what It thought
aS 5aro ana tie decide aa
court promptly declared the man COM.
i potent TO serve. and the defense as
promptly entered 81, exception to the pu a
aside, and his name was stricken on:
This left two men, instead OF one, yet 70
be secured. The examination proceeded;
give fair and i1p partial trial. but would
not find death penalty on cilcuinstantial
evidence; disqualified
pressed had special interest In the re-
male; rejected without further ado; en-
igmatic remark OF j ones Is taken TO mean
that he synpatllized deeply with Mrs.
81. > II. Eastburn: Opinion based on
newspaper REPORTS could be dislnis ed
from ming could give faAr ana mparsa
, burn and noted execution when court q e :
clared lan, to be competent juror;
ton perterrcd thai! ne be excused man ma
was ordered to stand aside. g. $
S5 Samuel Spicer: Had been q resident tof
fredericksburg burt six months; dsqua II
~ ~. !, ~, -, -. II, 4 ~ o,raod,, Fnr,,, al
opinion, which could not be dismissed
from mind disqualified. B.
Ashton Dodd: No opinion could give
!, fair and impartial trial; !. opposed to capt.
tai punishment disqualitie "a
Warren Sulinger: Had formed very de-.
| c!ded opinion; disqualified. II
pressed for a minute; believed prisoner
was guilty or knew persons who ,ns /, com G.
smitted murder. Court sent Goldsn NTH
i. 10. Layton: Could not dismiss opinion
already formed: DISQUALIFIED. J.
John II. Goolrlck: Had been resident Of
Virginia but Gns ye alsqahI raa91
and expressed; could dismiss tentative y,
posed to eaRtsl punshne;nt dlsqualIiled.
Mason Mason f. Wits: Hald opinion; believed
prisoner guilty; disqualified.
ed could not be dismissed from mind,
u. w. Masters: Not absolutely sure that
| could dismiss from mind opinion already
existing; disqualified.
w. A. Belt Opinion formed and ex-
pressed: could not be dismissed from
mind; disqualified. i5
Joseph Ii. Davis: Had opinion based on
newspaper accounts; could dismiss opin-
Ion and give accused fair trial would not
convict on circumstantia evidence Ky dis
qualified.
| William L. watson: Had opinion which
he was afraid would prejudice mind; dis
qualified.
Ala standstill.
The list was exhausted The court was.
at q standstill again Judge Morris gain
expressed tho opinion mat the man East
burn was a fcOmpetent juror. but did not
press the point. Judge Morris announ ced
thatQhe would send his sergeant out Il gain
In senrch of Jurors. Court was adjourned
until Monday afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
Tho length Of time to be consumed by MI.
Rogers on his new trip creates the ms
precision that he will fall this time on
some distant section of the State, p
Judge Morris impressed upon the jury
men the necessity of extreme care In not
discussing the case or reading anything
bearing upon IT, Mr. Hartman. one pf the
attorneys for the defense, said he under
stood somebody had. with the evident IN
tcntion OF trying to influence the jury,
discussed the case and expressed his opln-
lon OF itHwhen some OF the venlremen
were standing near. He understood, how
ovar thar tha rem tlcmpn4 had nor oyer-