The Detroit times., 1914-07-25


The third special jury panel MAS
hausted in the Gilman case, Fri
y noon. and still there are Two va
ncies on the jury, Two men Emil
eufeld and jaime. " kennedy be-
excused, Friday morning An
her special drawing OF talesmen
II be made Friday afternoon. and
case will be resumed Monday
When court opened, Friday, John
pm appeared, and urged that his
other, Michael Finn, No. 1873 Pine.
called as talesman, be excused
pm service, as he is too i'll TO at
nd Finn was In court all day
hursday Judge Phelan excused
"a.
did you tell us yesterday that you
I'd, or had not, a prejudice against
e defendant" Judge Phelan asked
phil Neufeld. No. 275 llancockave.
ST. quizzed for hours. Thursday.
RI have a prejudice against the de.
hdant," the talesman answered
He was excused
Harry T. Mead No 4l3 Fourteenth
fe., craftsman. admitted that he
id formed an opinion OF the case
hen he first read OF Glinnans ar
st two years ago and still held that
Union. He was excused from ser
be.
1T would require very strong evi.
nce TO change my present opinion,
G. Wood, No 1875 Hamilton-blyd.,
Id Assistant Prosecutor Jasnowski.
admitted that he knew Gilman
ght or nine years ago. while the de-
ndant was working In the Wabash
Irds. Judge Phelan excused him
John NJ Giles, No 534 Field-aye.,
ho followed, stated that he had been
the sick list for some time, and
BIS still under his physicians care.
was relieved from duty.
.aboring under the delusion that II
declared he knew nothing OF the
Sc. he would be excused from jury
rvice. Albert c. Whitehead. No. 3sl
'bledo-ave., a painter, sought 10 i'm
ess the prosecutor with the fact
. at even two years ago. he was
raid to read the papers, lest he
reed to do jury service,
After conference with Detectives
ooks and I,ally Assistant Prosecu-
'r Jasnowski passed the jury at
80. and Mr. Kennary took up the
DISCRIMINATION OF ', hitehead. The
Ilesman declared that II the de-
T nse did not put any witnesses on
| e stand no matter what the evi.
Hnce was, he would vote guilty He
| id he would hold Gilman guilty IN.
he was proven innocent, II in the
|idence 1t were shown that he had
600 when arrested. He was chal-
|nged and dismissed
Attorney Kennary, for the defense,
Eercised his third peremptory chal'
|nge TO unseat James w Kennedy
10 1854 Warren-ave. west travel.
LIZ salesman, who has held his place
the Jury box since the first day
Rudolph Nahrgang, No. 233 La
Eosse-st.,' clerk in the employ Of
he Cadillac Motor Car Co.. John
|ssett. No. sill Fourteenth-st., clerk;
rank Kramer No II Mackave,
bid Joseph Bauer, No. 255 Alexan-
Eine-ave east, all admitted prejudice
! the case. and were excused.
81 think the only thing 20 do is 70
bnNct them fellows when they took
lat money-thats all have TO say
bout II" declared Anthony Buss,
TO 22l Leland-ave.. a tobacco deal.
J, when examined by Mr. Kennaly.
There amt no evidence that can
bake my opinion He was chal'
bnged and dismissed.
William Lafferty, No ais Morrell.
J., stated that he was afraid he
yould not be able 10 be unbiased In
rs Judgment. His opinion was set.
Judge Phelan excused him
Michael Fitzgerald, No 3s2 Clay
We, said his conviction was set and
hat no amount OF evidence could
hange H. That exhausted the jury
anel, and Judge Phelan adjourned
curt until $50, Monday morning.