The Detroit times., 1913-11-01
Gilman TRIAL
HALTS FOR new
LIST OF JURORS
Panel is Exhausted, and Board
Is Instructed to Draw so
TaIesmen
HEARING WILL BE
RESUMED MONDAY
Sunday Bar in ThisOn's Saloon
Revealed During Quizzing of
George Dandy

The following are the new lales-
men drawn. Friday. for the Gilman
trial:
VIM. Pitts, No, 81 IIncoln-ave.:
Harry Lupu. No. III Brewster-st.;
Chas. g. Jordan, No. 427 Seventeenth;
Clarence A. Guilford. No. 5000 West
Boulevard: G. l.. Weber, No 1865 E.
High; Ernest Fradette, No. 5S1 Hol-
comb; VIM. +. Metzger, No. 20 Long
fellow; Walter j. Conner, No. 521 +.
Jefferson; David G. Kay, No. 93l Sec
ond; II. Jay Hayes 10. 800 Cass;
Martin Moore. No. SO Euclid E.; Alex
ander Watson. No. GAO Fourteenth;
Thos. J. Hurley, No. II Maybury
Grand Walter Dayton. No. 1869 W..
Boulevard; Thomas Walsh, No. 1913
Third Albert j. Becker No. aga AL.
fred; TAhos. Hunter, No. 81 Eliot;
Daniel Biske, No. 500 Field: Merrill
G. Soper. No. 8 wilkins; Louis NOu-
tard, No. 1862 Mack; Clifford Elliott,
No. Ill Eliot; Jacob Daniel, No. zSl
Clifford; Joseph Gergen. No. go Ora.
gon; William Stumm, No. $50 Michi.
gan; Max Grabowsky, No. 2918 w.
Boulevard; VIM. G. Harry, No. "a
Watson; Clarkson G. WOrmer, No.
10 Palmer E.; Joseph r~voy, 1913
Sheridan; Edward Kennedy, No. 296
Fifteenth; John II. Avery. No. 365 h.
Jefferson; August Miller, No Is Al
fred John Elwartowski, No. 14O6
Scotch; Chas. L. Raymond, No. 1862
w. Boulevard; George Marshall, No.
81 K. Garfield; James p. Cummickey,
NO. 30 Smith: George O. Purdy. No.
IA 5Helen; Oliver n. Gardner, No.
1851 w. Boulevard; Joseph Blovitz,
No. 80 Newberry; Joseph p. Urban.
No. 754 Twenty fourth; Frederick A.
Tilton, No. 795 Cass; Dugald McDoug-
al. No. 1928 Agnes; Samuel Redisch,
No 1884 Michigan; VIM. II. konis. No.
212 Porter; james F. Mccarthy, No.
q Erskine Henry Kehrig. No. 1902
K. Boulevard: John Doody, No. 905
f. Congress; John Wagner. No. 500
Mcclellan; VIM. lynch, No. A Duff
field; Chas. A. Ritter, No. 436 Jos.
Campau; Max Schafter, No. 256 Al
fred
Judge Phelan, at noon, Friday, or
dered the drawing Of so new venire-
men by the jury commission. to re-
port Monday morning for duty In the
Gilman trial. the September panel
of As having been exhausted.
There were II men available when
the Friday session started. Three
were called, examined and excused.
Twelve were sitting on Jury In
Judge Connolly's curt. Two were
called to take the place OF the men
excused One seat remained vacant,
and there was no one to fll II. 1t
will be filed, Monday, from among
the so new veniremen.
The men whose names are on the
new list will not be affected by the
fact that the September term Of
court ends next Tuesday evening, but
will be eligible for service until the
Jury is secured, or the new array Is
exhausted.
Prosecuting Attorney Shepherd
challenged six men, In all, Friday
morning, who were excused. Judge
Phelan refused to. excuse Robert c..
Rosborough, also challenged; and Ir-
vim Butterworth and William n.
Chudleigh were also added to the six
with whom the prosecutor has ex-
pressed himself content. The defense
has not yet had an opportunity to quiz
these three men.
There was a sensation when George
Dandy, questioned by the prosecutor.
admitted that he had sold liquor on
Sunday In Henry Thisons saloon.
Dandy was challenged as a confessed
violator OF the law. and prosecution
may be instituted against Thison
Proceedings In the Gilman case
were delayed. Friday morning. by a
streetopening case continued from
Thursday afternoon.
Attorney James Mcnamara had re-
turned from Chicago and was present
In court.
Prosecuting Attorney Shepherd re
sumed the examination OF Joseph w.
Hunter, who said that he has an opin-
ion that Is fairly well fixed.
The prosecutor went back to George
Dandy and asked him about his hab.
It's.
How many drinks do you take in
the morning." he asked.
Usually one or two" was the reply.
81 took two yesterday morning"
He said that he worked as bartender
for Henry Unison. every other Sunday
morning.
His bar was open Sundays" asked
the prosecutor.
Eyes, sir"
THE Sundays you were there, you
sold liquor?'
Yes, sir
How many men were there, usual
ly7
Forty or fifty"
who tended the door-Thison?
His brother"
Did you know the signs to get in?'
NO sir"
Gould anybody get in?"
mo, SIR only the men we knew.
They came in through the back door. >
Mr.. Mcnamara objected to the ques-
tons, as Dandy IL not working for
Unison now.
Perhaps that is correct, your