The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
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expressed an opinion, but that his
mind was. made up from what lie had
read in the newspapers. He said he
could give the prisonerHu fair and
impartial trial, but that he was suf-
|fering from rheumatism. and asked to
be excused. He was told to stand
aside.
j. L. Hardy said he had not formed
or expressed nni opinion regardingt
questions propounded by the COURT
and counsel and was accented.
Mr.. Hardy became Juror No. 10. i
B. w. Granger said he had formed
an opinion regarding the guilt OF the
prisoner, and tLat he did not feel he
fought to sit In the case. lie stood
laside.
II. S. Crenshaw said to some extent
he had formed an opinion regarding
| the guilt Of tho prisoner. lie had got
ten his information from the papers.
I fair trial, and answ cred all the formal
Questions to the satisfaction OF the
court. lts4 IA 54i.3
| Mr.. Crensllaw became Juror, No. IL.
c. S. Tune said he had not expressed
| or formed an opinion in the case, but
his wheat had to be cut this week, and
Iunder the statute he was excused.
b. S. N1cCraw said he had not form ed
Tor expressed any opinion regarding
the guilt or innocence of tho prisoner,
He answered all the formal questions
land was accepted, y5
! Mr.. McCraw became juror No. -.
J. NJ. Johnson said he had heard the
lease discussed, but had not formed
Tor expressed an opinion.t He said he
I could give the accused q fair trial
lie answered all Formal questions. ia
Mr.. Johnson became Juror No.E13.
Had to Cut His Crop. ~.
John 7. Quarles claimed his RICH,
to be excused under the statute to cut
his crop. He was told to stand aside
I j. II. Snead said he had not formed
or expressed any opinion regarding
the guilt or innocence Of the prisoner
and that he could give tho prisoner 6
4 fair trial. ard would follow the in,
structions Of the court.
Mr.. Snead became Juror No. H.
i w. II. Dance said he had not formed
or expressed any opsn:on about tn,
case. He said he could give the pris
oner fair trial. and would follow tn,
instruction Of the court
Mr. Dance became juror No IL.
3. +. Brooks said he had formed an
expressed an opinion regarding Til
! guilt of the prisoner He said, how
ever that he could give the prisone
n a fair trial. but he said he did no
\ think he ought to serve Ho, was toll
to stand aside.
c. II. Manning said he had no
IA formed or expresses an opinion re
i, garding the case, and that he coul
a give the prisoner q fair trial. Mr.. Man
i ming became juror No. 16.
1 1t was discovered that Mr.. Compto
had not been properly summoned, hi
i name not having been drawn for tn
q venire, but another OF nearly tho sam
IEalne. He was told to stand aside
r.. l.. Seat said he had expressed a
d opinion, and that he had discussed I'll
o case often. He had scruples again.
indicting the death penalty. He we
!, told to stand aside.
q y George II. Carter said he had nj
formed or expressed amy opinion r,
/, sarding the guilt or innocence OF ~
q prisoner He said he knew OF no ref
+ son why he should not get on the jur
i Mr.. Carter became juror No. in plat
!. OF Mr. Compton.
j. Mr.. Vassar, juror No, 5, asked to /
y excused on account OF harvesting h
IS crop, and was excused.
ID Samuel c. Hubbard said he ha
IN formed and expressed an opinion ,
g. such nature that he could not 81,
the prisoner fair trial. He stoe
We aside.
u. w. j. Lacy said he had not formt
" or expressed any opinion ragardir
the guilt or innocence of the prIsone
and that he knew OF no reason VII
nd he should not sit, 3E the caae. and TIL