Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-17
JURORS DRAWN
FOR DEC. TERM.
Prosecutor Hood Plans 70 Take
Up RoseviIIe Trust
Failure.

Before Chief Justice William S.
Gummere, Under Sheriff James F.
Hyland today drew the third panel
of petit jurors for service during the
December term of court. The men
named will serve for two weeks COM
mencing Monday, January rs, and If
the present plans of Prosecutor Louis
Hood go through will be the
jurors that will hear evidence in the
| first of the cases growing out of
criminal proceedings in connection
with the wrecking of the Roseville
Trust Company.
The prosecutor plans to start the
cases on January 26 before Chief JUS
tice Gummere. 1t is expected that
the indictments will be returned by
the grand jury within few days.
OF the 125 names drawn today 81 are
the names of Newark citizens, 20
come from East Orange, 10 from
South Orange, 9 from Orange and .
from South Orange. Irvington has
six names in the list, the others be-
| ing scattered in the other county
municipalities.
The list of names follows
Newark-H. Abraham, Frederick
M. Watson, Clarence Peters, James
Skinner, jr., Harry Osborne, A. Abra-
hams, E. H. Anderson, j. Claude Gll-
bert, James Kane, Herbert j. lsaacs,
/ George F. Bellus, John M. McEnroe,
M. Lapp, David Grotta, Charles VAL
entine, Samuel Abrahams, Frank
Laudge, julius NJ. Meyrick. Frank j.
Fidlon. Patrick Gueron, Edward j..
Delaney, c.. Addonizio, Samuel
Armm, George Schneider. Thomas A.
Sanford, P. Altrock, John j. Mooney,
C. ]. Eichhorn, I. r. Nelson John g.
Keller, William |. Arivteck, Cornelius
Cort, Addison H. Traphagen, Joseph
W. Bedford, william NJ. Haas.
Charles Mayfield, John Stager Miles
H. Sweeney, Charles Warrington,
Isaac D. Hansen, Edward Gluck, H.
Adler. William H. Karch Peter Roth,
Andrew e. Rand, j. F. Gehring, Ru-
| dolph Fuerhardt, Harry Petchasky,
| Arthur T. johnson, l.. Abrahams,
Samuel Nadel, William d. Grinnell'
w. r. Nesbett, William Headley.
Orange-Joseph Powers, Philip
Tillinghast, H. H. oakes, Hopert
Rice. Frederick Badgeley, James F.
| Nauity. Edison Garrabrant, W. F. Nc
! Closkey. Robert D. Anderson.
East Orange-James Fork, jay Z.
Young. Frank j. Mes, William j.
Nolte. william P. Newton, John W
Phair. James Darlington, Charles M.
Palmer, John P. Davis, w. A, Penny
cook. Thomas Edgerle, William L.
Parker, William A. Tanning, Fred
erick w. Kelsey, ]. William Peters
Samuel Jarvis, George A. Vail, Jonn
A. McElroy, William Sheerer, Emlei
Thomas, Abram S. Hornish.
West Orange-Melford Smith Ed
ward A. Alburtus, John NJ. Camden
G. Hallet Davis, John Burns, Charles
II. Eisner, Austin Lake, Robert
Jones, P. j. Knorr, William ID. Sar-
gent, G. F. F. WanneF, FrederlcR
Rothnagel. Andrew c. Anderson.
South Orahge-William j. Curtis
Edgar Percy Ward. Charles w.
Young. Charles w. Pollard, Edward
F. Christy, George Garabrant Jacon
A. Osborne, Frank w. Egan.
Montclair-Willard w. Cole.
oomfield-Francis L. H. WOOD,
James Grant, Charles Bradley.
Belleville-A. Fitschy.
Irvington-Clyde G. Buchanan,
William P. Garrison, A. u. Rade-
macher. George Mann, William h
Banzler, George Edwards.
Caldwell-George A. Bogert, waiter
B. Tombs.
Nutley-Patrick j. Duffy, Matthew
]. Callahan.
Millburn-Charles w. Wilkins.
Essex Fells-Lawrence A. Pierce.
Livingston-Oscar Carter, Peter 5.
Meeker, Harry Mansfield.