The Detroit times., 1913-12-08

COMMISSION SEES
LITTLE CHANCE OF JURY
Shipmasters May Be Summoned
for Panel, As In the
Ascher Case
Prosecuting Attorney Shepherd
said. Saturday morning. that he IL
anxious to try the Gilman case In
Wayne county. and has not decided
to ask for change OF venue, II the
50 veniremen summoned for examina.
ton In Judge Phelan's court. Monday
morning, do not furnish enough men
to all the jury. These 80 are the last
men on the jury commissions list OF
200.
Nevertheless, the prosecutor II wor.
rted. He knows that the jury com.
mission IL becoming FESTIVE. Mr..
Gore Van Antwerp said. Friday. when
the last 80 names were drawn:
| I'VE can keep on drawing names
till doomsday without getting = jury.
but ] suppose the supreme court VIII
not be satisfied until we have drawn
every elector In the city"
The jury communion Is In . guam
dairy. 1t has drawn names Of busi-
ness men. and nearly every one OF
them has said that he has formed an
opinion. II has drawn the names OF
laborcrs. and they. too. have said that
they have made up their minds. OF
600 men whose names have been
drawn for the Gilman trial. 1873 have
been examined. and all but III have
J been excuSed. And there are nine
peremptory challenges to be exercised
on these IL, and the chances are that
every one OF these challenges viii be
used.
In the Ascher case, some years ago.
in which 81 days were spent In the
examination Of jurors. recourse was
finally had to shipmasterS who sailed
the lakes In summer and had paid lit
tie or no attention to newspaper &C.
counts Of the case. The possibility
Of securing such jury In the Gin
nan case has been discussed by the
prosecutor, but navigation In still
open. and Mr. Shepherd does not
think there Ia y chance OF getting
hold of the shipmasters before jan
uary. Even II they can be secured.
there Will be some question as to the
regularity Of such . proceeding.
II the prosecutor asks for Q change
e venue. and Judge Phelan grants
1t. there II still the supreme court TO
be considered. The attorneys for the
defense will undoubtedly ask for .
|mandsmus TO compel Judge Phelan to
show cause for the change, and the
courts reply will be the same ~ It
was In the first mandamus. with the
additional information that . reason.
able attempt to secure . jury has
been made, and has resulted In fall
ure. Whether Justices Brooke and Nc
Away, who said that In the half-mil-
lion people of Detroit there must be
available Jurors lurking somewhere,
and that It was the duty Of the ON
GERS of the law to find them. VIII
change their decision 10 q point OF
some doubt
Following Is the list Of the so
veniremen who have been ordered
into court. Monday:
William e. Morrison. No. 1017 JET
ferson-ave.; Charles Carl. No. 376 Jay.
1T: Frederick H. Matgen, No. 655
Twelfth-st.; John Guerber, No. S44
wilkins-st.; Will Degel. No. 500 FIJI
feminist; Ferdinand Becker. No. So
Thirty-third-st.: Walter J. BettsSh-
'lein, No. 1911 Sheridan-ave.; Leonard
w. Mitchell, No. 1888 Helen-ave.;
Charles A. Finsterwald. No. 1871 War
ren-ave. east; Donald Mccall. No. II
Dearborn-ave.: william B. Frothing.
ham, No. 40 Martin-pl; Augustine
May. No. ITO Helen-aye.: William H.
Roach, No. 237 LArned-st. east: Gerry
Bates, 10 Krupp-st.: James ID. Butter.
field, No. 1865 East Grand-blvd.; Al
bert Kennedy, No. 456 Cass-ave.;
George Meier, No. 642 Dix-ave.; Cas-
per Klusman, No. IT'S Canton-ave.:
Herbert G. Severance, No. PIP West
Grand-blvd.: John A. Anderson, No.
III Gladstone-ave.; John Krey. No. 20
Burton-ave.; William Weber, No. 4S6
Third-ave.; wilfred w. Campbell. No.
Ill Medbury-ave.: Fred r. Harvey.
No. 50 Lothrop-ave.; Charles Frank.
No. 40 Brush-st.; Joseph Berels. NO.
$40 Jos. Campau-ave.: Clarence
Bishop. No. 4S3 Third-ave: p. Roos-
en-. No 154 Mitchell-ave.; william
Siebert. No. SCI Campbell-ave.
David Lester. No 452 Woodbrldge-st.
east: Frank X. Kuhnlein, No. 1907
Canton-ave.: James A. McAllister. No.
1912 Hancock-ave. east: Ralph Stew
art, No. 1853 High-st. east; Frank
Rausch. No. 1856 Lovettst.; Grevory ].
Ruedisdale, No. 1865 Sheridan-a ve..
Louis W. lander. No. 70S Fourteenth
ave: Thomas r. Iawler. No. II
Bushey-st.: Stephen Dubois. No. I7s
Park-st. Albert Nemitz. No. 800
Twenty-fifth-st.; julius Baron. No
1851 Fort.st. west; Herman Dittmar.
No 67S Lvernois-st: Joshua VI.
Goodwin. No. 5Ss JefYerson-ave. east;
Jacob Schlaff, No 2l33 Fort-st. west:
Edward Brown, No. 500 Campbell
ave: Louis II. Ayres. No. 357 Sixth
St: Louis l.. Lang. No. 224 Chandler
ave; James A. Beveridge, No. 952
Congress-st. east: Joseph M. Fisher.
No. 233 Mack.ave.; Otto o. Brandes,
No. $50 vinewood-ave.: August Neu.
bauer. No. 1854 Central-ave.
Bodies os Desertsrs Found.