The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-08-28
JURY is DRAWN
. FOR M'CARN CASE
Trial Of United States District
Attorney Is Bet for
September IA. ..

A special yenire of thirty.six trial
jurors was selected yesterday in the
federal court by Augustus f. Murphy,
clerk, on Instruction by Judge sanford
y. Dole. The jurors are 70 appear in
court Monday, September IA, at ten
o'clock in the morning, at which time
the ease OF the United States against
JeH McGarn, charged with assault with
n dangerous weapon, will 90 60 trial.
This case had been previously set for
september 8, bat yesterday, after the
selection of the special venffemen. At.
torney Joseph Lightfoot, representing
MeCurn, moved that II be further con.
tinned until September IA. This was
agreed to by JUDGE Dole.
The court opened at two O'Clock yes.
terday afternoon, Clerk Murphy read
ing q couple OF orders signed by the
presiding Judge, to the effect that d
.liecinl session OF the court. Lbginnine
September ~, be called, aud that spe-
leial venire of jurors, containing Thirty.
six nanes, be drawn, made returnable
on the day already mentioned. The
clerk remarked that there were In The
jury box alps bearing The names OF
324 trial jurors. XXX
slips Stirred up ~
The first name drawn from the box
was that of Harry f. Hoffman. Attor-
noy Joseph Lightfoot, who happened to
be standing by the box remarked that
the slips appeared to be punched in
two piles on the bottom of the box,
whereupon Judge Dole ordered the clerk
TO mix the contents Besides those al
ready mentioned, other people in eouft
were Deputy Clerk Foster lester Da.
Wis, Court Reporter Oliver r. Soafes,
NJ. A. Thomas Especial assistant TO the
attorney general Of the United States),
Judge G.. - Dole Of Kauai, Attorney
William b. Lymer and Sidney Smith,
bailiff.
The next name TO be drawn was that
Of G. u, Schaefer On the announce
ment that Mr.. Schaefer had served
upon special venire recently, Judge
Dole, after discussion between the
court, Special Assistant M. A. Thomas
and Attorney Lightfoot, made the fol-
lowing ruling: ##. ta'N
"The court rules that any juror who
has served as petit juror in the dis
triet court shall not be called upon to
serve again within the year after such
service. ~ This ruling was satisfactory
to all, and the name Of Schaefer was
laid aside, the slip to be returned TO
the box after the, drawing had been
completed. VIA ~. 2.
Others Escape Service. e,
The following other names were laid
aside: 3ri 1tr-'t
( p, c. Beamer, HilO, reported absent
in Japan; Charles A. Reynolds, Homo
lnlu, reported under commitment to the
federal court on felony charge; Ber-
Europe; Harry ID. Wishard. Lihue, ex-
cused on the ground that he is chair
man OF the Kauai board of supervisors;
Thomas G. White, Kealakekua, Hawaii
excused on the ground that he was re-
Gently appointed member of the Ha.
waii license eouImission; Gilbert Hall,
Kealnkekua, reported over sixty years
Of age and unable to speak English
sufficiently well enough to serve as a
juror, Judge Dole ordering this slip
to be destroyed.
List Of Names Drawn.
The thirty.six names drawn were as
follows: sls
Harry +. Hoffman, Honolulu; +. II.
Hayselden, Makaweli, KauaiI T. j.
Fitzpatrick. Honolulu; Warren Aston,
Halawa. Kohala, Hawaii; William
James Smith. Waimea, Kauai; Sinclair
Robinson, Makaweli, Kauai; Allan
Mills, Honolulu; James Kauhane, HI.
hei, Maui; David Forbes, Kukaiau, Ha'
wall; William p Bell. Kukaihu, Ha.
wall; Henry Gibson, Lanai; Andrew
M. Peterman, Pahala, Kau, Hawaii;
John d. johnson, Kealakekua, Kona,
Hawnii: William A, Engle, Waikiki,
Maui; w. r. Patterson, Wailuku, Maui;
David A. White Eleele, aKuai; George
II. Miranda, Honolulu; D. X Haysel-
den, MaHaweli, Karai; Erling Il, Nah
lum. Wamea, Kauai; J. Il. Cornwell,
Waikiki, Maui; David Morton, Keokea,
Maui, James y. Mulholland, Honolulu
James NJ. Muir, Hakalau, Hawaii;
Charles Henry Bailey, Honolulu; A. &.
Rodrigues, IlilO, Hawaii; John IL.
Schnack. Honolulu Arthur Lando, Ko.
hala, Hawaii; Arthur Brickwood, Ho.
nokaa. Hawaii; H. V. Patten, Hilo,
Hawaii; William John Kruse Jr., Ke-
laha. Kauai; John +, Rocha. Honolulu;
rs. u. Taylor, ltamakuapOko, Maui;
Charles William Kahlhaum, Waimanalo,
Oahu: John r.. S0per, Honolulu; Rob.
ert w Catheart, Honolulu; Ulysses II,
Zones, lleeia, Oahu; G. II. q. Brown,
Wailulxu, Maui D..