Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-14
II. I. Sergeant,
Coal and Wood
Office, Seventh and King Sts.
Both Phones.
COUNTY GnuRI.

The May Term Convened az 10 O'Clock This
Morning True nils Found.
The May term Of the county courts
convened this morning at 40 o'clock,
with Chief Justice Charles b. Lore,
Associate Judges /. G. Gruhb and
James pennewill on the bench. After
the court had been called 90 order 10y
Chief Justice Lore the roll Of the
grand jury for the Court of General
Sessions was called, as follows:
Wilmington hundred-A. IL. Finerty,
Charles II. Grantland, George l..
Stradley, Jr., Henry M. Taylor.
St. Georges John G. Armstrong,
James Il. Shallcross.
hlackbird James II. Buckson, James
II. David.
Brandywine-w William S. Bird, John
Nj. c. Prince.
Mill Creek Samuel Bailey, Edmund
Woilaston.
White Clay CreelS-Alired g. Brooks,
Frederick w. Curtis.
Appoquinimink- Robert A. Cochran,
George W. Vandyke.
Christana--John A. Cranston, Edgar
A. Vernon.
Red Lion-James II. Clark, Charles
W. Pancoast.
Pencader--James M. Downes, II. o.
Ellison.
New Castle ~ William Rothwell,
Selden s. Deemer.
The roll Of petit jurors was called
as follows
Wilmington hundred - Levi b.
Church, George w. Chambers, Robert
O. Janvier, Halleck S. Ray, James
W. Robertson, David Snellenberg,
Lewis c. Weiderman, James ii.
Wright
New Castle Clayton Appleby,
Marshall Downey, Benjamin Sillitoe.
Mill Creek Samuel Broadbent,
William II. Chambers, David Wilson.
Red Lion Stewart A. Beck, Samuel
Lester.
Blackbird Mordecai Lurty, Ben
jamin r. David.
ST, Georges-James D. Eliason, W.
T. Gcl4
Poncader-Joseph McCarns, George
/ w. Sartin.
White Clay Creek Elmer e. Nc
/ Cormick, John Whiteman
Appoqunimink Nathaniel W.
Register, George M. Watts.
Christiana William b. johnson,
Johr Scarborough.
Brandywine Valentine Grant,
George Watson.
GRAND JURY INSTRUCTED.
Chief Justice Lore, in sending the
grand jury out, told the members To
keep together as much as possible and
to come into the court in a body in
delivering bills. He told them that IL
members were necessary in casting q
vote to find true bill or ignoring a
charge. In finding OF ignoring o
bill, said the'chief Justice, you are
to he governed exclusively by the eVi.
dence presented to you in your room,
and not by what you may know per.
sonally or may have heard outside.
The court requests that you take az
first the class that will not require
much of your time SO that the court
and petit jury can keep going. "
The court told the jurors that it was
necessary to hear only enough wit.
nesses to make out a prima facie case
and that it was net the province o.
the grand jury To say whether a per.
sons was guilty or not guilty, but
whether there is sufficient ground &c
send the case to the court and petit
jury
TRUE BILLS FOUND.
The grand jury found the following
true bills;
Carrying concealed deadly weapons
Charles Baker, Dominick de Bastone
William n. Conoway, Frank Loane
Frank s. Powell, Frank Arandino
John Madden, William Roy, Alex
ander Blackson.
Larceny William Logan.
PRISONERS ARRAIGNED.
The following prisoners we're ar
drank S. Powell, Charles Blaker
william r. Conoway, John Madden
william Roy, pleaded guilty to tn
charge of carrying concealed deadl
weapons. All, with the exception O
william Roy were sentenced to ?
, days' Imprisonment, each being unabl
to pay a fine.
: leased.
Court took recess until p 30 o'clocl
this afternoon.
Court Crier George G. Smith, VIII
has been seriously i'll for severa
weeks was able TO appear in court thi
morning and perform his duties.
The nailif and other court officer
, appeared in their new uniforms, re
Gently made by Wright 81 Davidson.