The Detroit times., 1914-08-01
Attorneys Are Having Difficult
Time to Complete Panel to
Try Gilman
FRESH SPECIAL DRAWING
OF so NAMES ORDERED
Grind Will BE Resumed Monday
Morning-0ne Place in Box
Vacant

making seven all told, or 400 names
in all. will be necessary before the
Gilman trial can go on. A record in
examination was made, Friday morn
ing, when 33 taesmen were examined
as TO their statutory qualifications,
and 10. who qualified were examined
and rejected by the attorneys. The
greatest number OF talesmen exam
ined in any one previous day of the
trial was 10.
Still there is one empty seat In the
Jury box that vacated - Rudolph
Nahrgang Thursday. and the jury
commission will draw 80 more names
this afternoon. TO report Monday
morning, in an attempt 10 complete
the panel That will leave but $50
names in the box and should these
all be exhausted as is not unlikely,
another adjournment OF a week or 10
days will be necessary while the jury
commission makes another drawing
or the 33 talesmen who reported
Friday morning IA were excused. one
not being a citizen one not being an
elector, two having served on jUries
WllNlU lut past tllEtP years, Oub Do-
ing disabled, two being drawn from
the wrong ward, two from wrong adj
dresses, three having their names
spelled wrongly, one. a city employe.
being exempt, and one having illness
in his family.
Only three OF the talesmen exam
ined. John Young Edward G. Hull,
and Edward Reckhold were passed
y he bn
at No 73l Sixteenth-st, was passed,
Notwithstanding the fact that he told
Mr., Jasnowsh that he had decided
opinion When Attorney Kennary
called Judge Phelans attention TO
this answer the court excused him.
Edward Hull safely passed the
prosecutor, declaring he had no opin.
ion, but to Mr.. Kennary he admitted
that he had secured the impression
when he first read Of the case that
Gilman had been given money as a
bride, and still held to that belief
Until he had some evidence TO the
contrary he could not set aside his
opinion, he said
Beckhold, a clerk in the employ of
the Wayne County and Home Savings
bank for seven years told Mr. Jas
nowski he had no prejudice against
the methods of Detective Burns in Sc
curing the information that led 10
Glinnan's arrest. He is nephew OF
Sergt Boetcher. OF the police depart
ment. When Mr. Kennary took up
the examination. he admitted that
he had a prejudice against the de-
PENDANT, and a decided opinion He
was excused on challenge Of the de-
fence
Only one man passed the defence,
James A. Poole, No. 90 Benton-ave.,
Negro, the third colOred man 20 be
examined so far in the trial To Mr.
Kennary he stated that he had read
OF the case in the newspapers, and
was fully acquainted with the facts
as there presented, but had formed
no opinion When the examination
was handed over 10 Assistant Prose
cutor Jasnowski Poole declared he
believed the stories told in the news.
papers were true, and that evidence
would be necessary TO set aside his
opinion. He was challenged and ex-
cused.
In quick succession the talesmen,
came up and declared their opinion
and were excused without objection.
Assistant Prosecutor Jasnowski chal-
lenged William Koppitsch, No. 1868
Miiltary-ave., carpenter Charles A
Rudolph. No. 1913 Rivard-st., butcher
Frederick Wolf, No SIS JOS. Cam
pau-ave., secretary OF the Cigar Max
ers' union NJ. J. Heating, No. III
Jos. Campau-ave., electrician. John r.
O'Donnell No Sc Fifteenth-st. sa.
loonkeeper; William Enright, No. $50
Sheridan.ave.. iron worker. John b.
Marx, No. $50 Hubbard.ave.; Michael
GostomsM No. 81 Thirty-fourth-st, ID.
u. r. conductor
The following were challenged for
cause by Defence Counsel Kennary:
Arthur f. Hewlett, No 1777 West
Grand-blvd, builder; William l.. Nor
row, No. 1903 SiNteenth-st; Edward
Schwenk, No. 20S Mack-aye. James
Arnold No. 100 Fifteenth-st.. inspect.
or in the Studehaker plant. James
Clinton, No. 1877 Mackave., excavator,
and William II. Copp No 642 Hub
bard-st, plano tuner.
George A. Guest, No. ST. Morrell-
st., now an insurance agent. but for
II years swtichman In the Michigan
Central yards, where he lost an arm
a short time ago, was excused on
the mutual consent of the attorneys.
The following is a list OF the tales.
men drawn. Friday afternoon, and or
dered to report in court, Monday;
Carl Brockmiler. No. 232 sherman
st; VIM Smith. No 200 Fourth ave /:
Edward r. Brooks No 372 Sherman
st; Henry j. Neumau, Jos Krause.
No, 2517 r. Grand Boulevard. VIM.
Whelan, No. S17 Larned~st. Frank Up
ham, No 20 BentOn-st.; JOS. Neuman,
No. 90 81 JOSEPH 81 Harold V Al
bertus. No. 1919 Webb-ave.; Hugo
Kandt 30 2t5 St Joseph-st: Fred
w. Mcmillan. No 80 Alfred-st. John
Ball. No. 90 Fourteenth-st. VIM Nc
Clintock. No. 3N7 Rowcna-st Edward
Howard, No 222 Eliot-st, Charles A.
Marian, No To- Bur;ingame- ave; John
SCHNEIDER NJ. 100 StNteehth-st Har-
ris Cohen. so, 2t0 Highest T. Frank
BROWN. No. l23 Brooklyn -ave., Will
fred Hodge. No 1881 Hamilton Boule-
ward; Alexander Scitz No. .12S Alfred
ct; Charles q EnCel. No lisa SEM
inole-avc. Theodore Banks. No. 961
Warrcn-ave w. Henry collins. No. $50
Adelaide-st James Peters. No. ~
Chestnut 81 George Elgin. No. Ga AZ
fred-st Ernest a spencer. No. 1906
John R-st George Priebe No. 25'
Rioh-st. Robert smith, No. 10 Water :
liver 'v-nch-st william r. Holcorh.
No. 1S6 Ellot-avef VIM ". Odgers.
No. SCI Townsend Nathan J.
Ewing rs Aifred-st Il y Hannah,
500 Tolpdo-ave Thos w. Felsteod.
No. 90 Greenwood Anthony Mar.
schal No AS Illinois ave samuel
Besnsatte ~ 400 Mitchell ave VIM.