The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-28

juror No. 3.
s. C. Stockard:-Had formed al
opinion from newspaper account o
killing. Could lay aside that opinion
II proof changed ii. No scruple'
against hanging Believed newspaper
report ard formed az opinion. Proof
would have 10 change my mind
Judge ruled him oompetentJ Fur
Their questioned by counsel and Court
said IL would take PROOF TO overcome
the opinion formed from newspaper
report Defense excepted to the rul-
ing Of the Court. and entered peremp-
tory ehalleged.
! W. D. Dodson Lives at Cross
Bridges. Moved from Williamson
county; married; three children.
Challenged by defense.
John Berry:-Lives near Santa Fe.
Has religious scruples against capital
punishment, but would obey his oath
if the proof was clear. Accepted and
took his seat as juror No. 4.
C. H. Morgan:-Lives in Columbia.
Son Of Frank Morgan. Raised in
South Carolina. Machinist by trade.
Works at Columbia Cotton Mills. Was
living near Lewis county when this
occurred.
j. P. is:-Lives in Harrison
Mills neighborhood. Challenged by
State
]. w. Orman:-Lives on Theta pike,
9 miles from Columbia. Challenged !
by defense.
Sam Scott:-Liyes miles out on
pike. Formerly lived
hear Bigbyville. Accepted and took
his seat as juror No. 5.
w. ]. ealy:-Excused because he
has store and no one to attend to it,
John West;-Had an opinion.
Formed from newspaper reports and
general talk, and details told him by
witnesses. Excused for cause.
G. A. Lucas:-Has two cases in this
curt Judge Anderson, argued that
mis- being special term, this did not
isqualify him. Challenged for
ause. Court ruled not sufficient
tate then entered peremptory chal-
snge.
Sargent D. w. Davis:--Lives in Y
iverside. Don't believe in capital \
but would obey his oath. X
hallenged by defense. u
Hugh Hendley:-Lives on Santa "
e pike, near second toll gate. Chal- *
nged by defense, n
Arthur Ring: Lives on Franklin w
Ike beyond Spring Hill. Accepted ~
Id took his seat as juror No. 6. M
Tom Challenged for Y
use, having served on regular jury
thin last two years.
George Scribner:-Lives II miles Ju
utheast of her. Has religious OF
ruples against capital punishment.
mt believe in hanging. Challenged at
: cause. tic
Andrew Watson: Lives on Snow ca
eek Son of Bill Watson of Colum SCI
/. Challenged by defense. pu
W. L. Carrigan: in the old d
h district Challenged by defense. So
". A. aldwell:-Had formed an ca,
nion from what he supposed were toe
facts. Challenged for cause.
/. E. Smith Lives miles East of 80
umbia in the old 4th district. Has w,
gious scruples against hanging and fer
lld not return verdict for murder -
the first degree. 81,
r. husseH.-LiVes near spring pur
l. Formerly lived in Hickman. T
n in Montgomery. Accepted and ~,
K his seat as juror No. Z. III,
'. ]. Jacobs:-C Challenged by de- o,,s
Sc.
am Wantland: Had formed an a..
ZION from newspaper statements. :
llenged for cause. Judge over 80,
-, ar - n. Sdo'
: deft
w. Dodson: Lives on Carriers hoe,
FIX. Don't believe in capital pun at
1ent; would not return verict to said
: man. Excused for cause. q
mon Hardison excused because of with
ous illness of sister. JIG
e. Cooper: Lives at Goodwin dist
on on Fry farm. Challenged by exhs
Q. H.
G.. Wood Lives 8 miles west regu
arter's Creek; came from David on
county Challenged by defense. Chal
arence Wells:-Lives 3 miles M.
of Spring Hill. Challenged by capt.
}. his {
E. Haywood Lives on Knob r.
k. Accepted and took his seat Chal
ror Mo & Th