The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
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SIX JURORS
This Much Pro ogresss on First
.1Ss Day q Il James Goo "a Z
5|oNE: HUMID RED Z: sUMM0NEH j \ NEHDIs. %
Many Have Ex Exp ressed @ Opinions
il Tie am al11ous Shin berg
Iurd Ell Cas- u


The asas offF The onmo on nWea gainstg
the negro, lanes Good charge 5EsyYi tlli85
the killing . q Police Inspect or John
#shinberger. was called vest erday4 in the
!; Hastings Court, and the entire d ayS was
given up to i'm panelllng q jury, and when,
the court lad journedS at s. q clock over forty
names had been called from #th e Jury list
and only six m Il ad ia ken seat IS In the
box. III
The court room was crowd edhto u its.sut-sSia t:si
most ca pacity wit ectat ca ger to-
Sgetia glimpse Of the ccused 5an nd hear the
evidence In tn q case. A y large Fl Portion o ofs
these were colored sperso
Goode occupied a seat on the lef y OF his
counsel A1essrs Conwn Y I'd "a lexandeer,ss der
Fl. q Sands, observing every M owe made 4
during tho session He did not seem irly
the least ex cited, and showed little
stlon. He was under close silryell lance, g
! sof#theB Bdeputi ties. 45s8 S
8ss Judge Witt ordered " the u ind ictment
against the prisoned ito be read. and when 81
5it3had been, concluded Clerk Walter Chris
stian NJ asked: q Are you gull tyg or not
gulltyY',, the prlsone IN firm y
and positive manner III
4 OF gull ty. Il Nv
a The work of impanelllng the Jury was &
Z great and 1t was necessary to have one
hundred ditional men summoned, from
which to 5selec t the jury. d These will ap-Sh
pear this inc orning when the court con- "a
,yenes at II 81 lock $s3 5{
3 Six Jurors Obtained.
Judge witt was kept busy asking each
member OF the yenlre whether or not
i lte had expressed or formed any opinion
which evidence only coul d 3s5 remove. III
Y Over forty we're called, but out Of this
number the six taking seats In the box
were: Lewis f.. Mason. d Levi FIexter. A, gGs
r. 3H IT Heinerlch. r. p. " Knowles, E.3a r,
( Meade and w. Fl Lawton. ss
ADDRESS to Jury.
y AT tho morning session two OF these
/ We're ccepted. and the al 0ther four vvere
selected from 1 twenty-six called durin g the q
afternoon term. When the Judge had n
called all of the venire he lad ddressed the els
portion OF tho Jury selected. He gim-
pressed upon them dn q most forceful
manner thet grea Y esponsibllit ~ they We're II
shouldering In sitting as Jurors In this ~
case. He$further Instructed them not TO ~
I look at q ne Wspa ner until he trial had e
BEEN concluded. Ia n 9ss
Court was dismissed until 10 o'clock this II
/, morning, when a Venre OF one hun dred
( will he called, and II Is thought hat the
srelnainderiof the jury vi he 81 ten from
these, s.i sett K
e. Che OF the most interesting facts WI
has developed recently In conn &c tion With
the case Is the Il ma nner Iii which the u
prisoner has gotten 4 together sufficient 4
funds with which TO h pay his counsel
He was, for many 4 years n eIli pl Dyed In ri
the factory of A G u d, Iarus & Is Br,., al
and the colored hands Of this factery "a
have subscribe tn ~ fund to he de-5
voted to thsN a iefraying OF his trial ex- g5
lnenses. The subscription wa 81 started Il.
among these negroes, and u is said that
1900 has already heen collected. and that
$500 more Ia now being solicited.
Is He the Man Wanted |?
Il Opinion In no case seems much q diyidsd.
many persons believing strongly # hat
Goode Will swing for. the allie ged crime. M
while others think beyond q doubt that 3
he Will not he convicted for he murder "
1of Captaim Shinberger. X Is thought II
that IL the man IL found guilty that his "
attorneys will appeal 70 the Supreme
Court. S K, n 9 ri & III 81 q ,a2 ss 5 s i
The charge of killing Richard Fox also
stands igainst Goode, and In event he II
cleared al the shooting OF the Police IN. i.
sspect Tor, y Com a,nopwealths Attorney Rich.
ardson viii I hen have him placed on trtAl
99g lhat Grim y 4 S3