Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-04
MCFARLAND JURY
PANEL TO STAND
Decided Dismissal of Three
Jurors Will Not Inyal-
idate Rest.

Following a consultation between
Judge William p. Martin and Prosecu-
tor Wilbur A. Mott, 1t was decided
that the special panel of jurors to try
Allison M. Mcfarland, on the charge
of numbering his wife. Evelyn Mac
Farland, last October, had not been
invalidated yesterday when Judge Mar
tin discharged from further service q
Jury on which were three men who
had been drawn on the special panel.
These three men were w. ]. Dono-
van, 1853 Elwood avenue; Max Tuch-
field, 221 Kinney street, and Philip j.
McElroy, 81 Sherman avenue On dis
covering that these men were on he
special panel Judge Martin at first or
dered that an entire new panel OF
forty-eight names be drawn for the
MacFarland trial, but after a consul
tation with Prosecutor Mott agreed
with him that the panel already drawn
had not beer made void by the dismiss
sal of three men. 1t was pointed out
that If a nan should die or be taken
sick after being drawn on a special
pane. it would not invalidate it.
Frank M. McDermit. counsel for Mac
Farland, refused to discuss the mat
bCl tOddys Out ihtiAAiobO' th"t oO'fAO
legal questions might be brought UP
next Monday when the trial begins be-
fore Chief Justice Gummere.
Prosecutor Mott said today ne did
not expect the trial to be a lengthy
one, as his list of witnesses was not
long. He also called attention to the
fDct that Chief Justice Gummere was
noted for keeping things moving in
cases in which he was engaged.
Mr.. McDermit, when asked for an
outline of his defense today, said that
he did not intend to disclose that until
1t became absolutely necessary in the
oourse of the trial.
The panel from which the jurors
who will try Mcfarland will be
drawn follows: Edward Carter, 145
Chestnut street, Montclair; Paul 7.
Bruyere, 400 Park street, Montclair;
John Guerin, Clinton avenue; Frank
n. Taylor, SO Ridgewood terrace, Ma
plewood; James g. Whitelaw, Wood
land avenue, Maplewood; Frank Ben
nett, 1856 South Seventh street; John
H. Hilbert, 17S Pacific street; Charles
Hebeler, 116 Prospect street; William
Fl. Money, R~oseland; William D..
Black, So Marcy avenue, East Orange;
Ludwig Carlson, GA Montclair avenue,
Montclair; David w. Wilson, z Ash
wood terrace, West Orange; Otto Billo.
1858 Ashland avenue. Bloomfield; George
Hall, rs Green street; James Brady, sr.,
1870 Prospect street; William Bradfcsd,
% Wakeman avenue; L.. Bauderman,
38a Peshine avenue; William H. Smith,
46 North Seventh street; James A.
Grant, 62 Fourth street.
Albert Aszmann, So South Mum ave-
nue.; w. Sidney Duguid, 119 Linden
avenue, %Irvington; Charles F. Chase,
IL Prospect place, Montclair: T. Van
Stubenrauch, 1888 Ridge street; Michael
F.. Doyle, ga Oliver street; Abraham
Blum, Passaic avenue, Nutley; John
CHASER, 4S9 South Twelfth street:
Henry F. Cannon, 262 Claremont ave-
nue., Montclair; Bernard Reilly, 329
Warren street; Robert F. Bolton, 10
Lenox avenue, East Orange; George
Baldwin, 1853 South Tenth street; Rus
sell Carter, SO Park street, Montclair;
Charles E. Chrystal. ISL Midland AVE.
nue., Montclair; George g. Salmon,
Oakland road, Maplewood; John Ben
nett, Van Rensselaer, street, Belleville;
Leon Rose, 20 West Kinney street; Ju-
Illus Linderman, "a Market street; Avi-
tus Dougherty, 45 Hunterdon street;
Charles ]. Watson, 1856 Orange street;
Joseph F. Donnelly, 80 North Third
street; Richard Cough, LOG Houston
street; John Madden, 408 Washington
street; Frank r.. Kinney. AL Broad
street; James McCauley, 1893 Jefferson
street; Alexander Bell. 1859 High street.
East Orange; Henry Ringlieb, S21
Springfield avenue.