Evening journal., 1906-11-19
LAST
EDITION
2.3O p. m.
COURT ORDERED
JURY RE-DRAWN
Petit Jurors For November
Term Of Court Improperly
Selected
MANY SUITS FOR DIVORCE

MANI SUllS TUX DlFUNOL
some surprise was expressed after
the convening OF the November term
Of Court OF General Sessions this morn-
ing when Attorney General Robert IT,
Richards asked that the petit jury
panel drawn be quashed on the grounds
that It had not been drawn IN compli-
ance with the law bearing upon the
subject
Chief Justice Lore and Associates
Spruance and Boyce were on the bench
at the opening of court and every juror
drawn az erred 20 his name. They
arc as follows; James III. Battcn. RED
Lion hundred. William Cornelius,
chrstiana. Lewis r. Corlius. Mil
Greek. Wilkinson p. Cranston, New
Castle, Charles Crumpion. Jro Fen-
cadar. Marion D. Crooks. Wilmington;
Harry Easiburn. Min Creek; Edward
Eikinton. New Castle; Gilpin q. High
aeiG. Brandywine William Hushehcek,
New Castle; Clarence r. Holt, WIZ
mington, w. j. Hcmphin Wilmington.
James II. Hireins. Wilmington, John
vi. Jones. ST. Georges Frank Is. Jaml-
son. White Clay Creck, Leslie Jones'
white Clay Creek stephen J. Keen,
Biackhirdi George II. Kohl So.
Georges. James IT, Kennedy, White
Clay Creek ~. IA. Lush, AppoUnni-
mink. ID J.. Lyman, Christiana; Joseph
II. Montgomery Wlm'nston; Alfred
3. Moore. Wilmineion w. j. Me-
knight. Wifs1ngton Harry c. Price,
Red Lion Wilam T.. Reynolds,
Bia hsird. Arthur Rounds. Pen2aderi
Henry G.. ErNneon Wilmington,
Joseph a. Unruh. pppouniniminki VII
Ham c. wier. Wilmington.
Two Daya Too Late.
Ia his moton Air Richards stated
thnt tha law required that the ilfy he
draw teenty days before the day OF
opening cf COURT that the jury IN
question had not been drawn until
November /. thereby making but
eighteen days before The opening Of toe
present term OF theCourt of General
Sessions, ana as n consequence the
jurors wcro not qualified to Sit
Touching unon the Court of oyer and
Terminer ana FuGerior Court, Mr.
Richards Stated that iuasn'uch is the
former court ana not convene until Mo-
veuher u and the datter until No-
NtUINIl -hi lNf IAl2 NN AiAMh N""
qualified 10 sit in both.
Jury Resummoncd.
Tho court Tetiftd ih cNanihefs % en-.
slider arr richards motion ana after de-
liberation OF nenrly-ah nour ictufhe1 and
directed that the panel ul suasheG Inas-
much rs the Jurors drawn were an in ate
tendance the court directed that Sheriff
ellis re-suhpocna them in order that the
business Of the court might proceed with
out Interruption.
Some two years ago a similar condition
OF affairs existed whcn the Levy Court
placed IN the Jury box an excoss of names
and the court directed that new cary lie
drawn
Thr grand jury returned the following
true bills. Larceny Charles Dnrlins. Join
Dunski. George Harris. Edward Moody
Dnliam Posuss Joseph paimer: b. akirg
store. Raymond Howard; carrying corr
cealcd deadly weapons. Gecrso Ccmmins
Louis Flcrantc George Harris.
COMMITTEES Makes Report.
A special committee 3f The Grand Jury
made report to the erand jury this
morning as follows; genecmen We. the
undersigned members OF yonr committee
appointed 20 inspect the vorkhcnsa, do
hereby respectfully submit the following
report We uaid visit to the workhouse
en- October IS Arriving there at iO.ao a. n.
and feel confident that our visit was
surprise 10 the warden and his assistants
nF we kept it entirely secret, not even
asking fc- a rcrmit Warden Mosorve
was not at home when ,,c arrived so we
were taken in charge by Deputy Warden
Crawford and by him conducted through
the Institution until the arrival of Watd n
niescrve we inspected the cells. found
them 10 be clean. in good condin-n and
free from odors. owing tc the comnlet,
~ stem az ventilation. Tho new cells are
being ntted for the inmates who ore un-
fortunate IN contracting that dread d.s-
ease tuberculosis They iii be nf very
great benefit 20 the Institution as thcy
are entirely isolated from the others and
LIGHT and airy and Will be beneficial tc
the unfortunate ones os won as rcmovire
those so afflicted from the coils OF the in'
mates who have their health. The work
rooms were regular hives OF industry
weli-manaeed and under perfect disci
pline The dining roam was visited ri
meal times. IL was found clean and in per.
fect order. the food furnished was coed
wholesome and wen cooked. The stor,
rooms bath rooms, laundry and receiving
rooms we're also IN sood shape Every.
thing was explained 10 1s from the time
o freceiving, cleansing and clothing an
inmate until his release and we want "a
commend the trustees. warden and his
assistants for the careful management Of
the institution. Respectfully submiued
a. H. Fnnerty J. a. Muckson. J. H.
David. S S. Deemer. John NJ. c. Prince
George w vandyke. Alfred e. Brooks,
George L. stradley. Jr, w T. Rothwcl.
committee.
At ] o'clock court took a recess until
40 O'Clock.
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