THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, APRIL 28. 1908.
Connecticut
Democrats
Nov.- Haven. Conn., April 2S. Lead
ing democrats of Connecticut have
gathered in this city in readiness for
the state convention, which will hold a
preliminary organization. Tomorrow
morning the convention will reassem
ble to choose fourteen delegates to
represent Connecticut at the Denver
convention.
Alexander Throup and other recog
nized leaders of the Bryan element are
busy in behalf of the Xebraskan's can
dicacy for the presidential nomina
tion. "Though Mr. Bryan has a stronger
following in Connecticut than in any
other part of New England, it is not
regarded as probable that the state
convention will instruct for him. The
indications are that the Connecticut
delegation will contain men pledged to
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pledged, according to the sentiment of I
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This Was the Warning Given By An
Atorney to Kis Client When the
Latter's Constitutional Rights While
On the Witness Stand Were About
to Be Violated.
The recorder's court this morning
presented a most business like scene.
There were lawyers, witnesses, defen
dants and spectators galore, and dur
ing the long session from 9 to 12
o'clock, there were many little tilts
between counsel which broke the mo
notony. When Col. Kirkpatrick warn
ed his client not to "tell" and Col.
Jake Newell administered cough
drops to his client so she could talk,
there was laughter, which could not
be suppressed.
A man's constitutional rights when
on the witness stand came in for a
'steenth argument when Col. T. L.
Kirkpatrick was " attempting to keep
his client from testifying in a case
in which his client might tell some
thing to prejudice him in the upper
court.
"How many lawyers are in this
case?" asked the recorder when the
colonel was defending his client's con
stitutional rights.
"The only lawyer in this case is
I," answered Mr. Shannonhouse, who
was looking after the interests of the
defendant then on trial.
"I am not in this case," answered
Col. Kirkpatrick, "but I am going to
look alter the interest of my man,
who is on the stand, and I am going to
be the judge of his rights.
"The witness is the only judge of his
rights," Mr. Shannonhouse came back,
"but you can warn him about not an
swering certain questions, which he
thinks may incriminate him.
Col. Kirkpatrick then put his warn
ing in a very clear way when he said:
"Now, John (talking to his client),
don't you tell one thing about this
liquor. Keep your mouth shut about
that."
The court had to rap for order, so
great was the laughter at the colonel's
direct methods - ot warning his client
John Hall, a negro boy, the witness
whose constiutional rights were so
ably defended as above stated, was
tried and bound over in two cases for
retailing.
The evidence of the prosecution -was
that May Utley, a white woman of a
disreputable character, who has just
returned from a- year's stay in the
penitentiary, was last night, touring
the city in the carnage of Bob Sutton,
the contorted yellow faced negro
hackman, and that she gave Sutton
fifty cents to buy .liquor. Sutton then1
got one Will "Patterson, another ne
gro, to go after it, and he found John
Hall, and then John Hall alleged that
he got another!-negro to get it, and
so the chain of go-between lengthened.
Hall was bound over as being the last
link inj the chain. ,--
After this case was disposed of,
Sutton was tried for disordei'ly con
duct. It was charged that at a late
hour of the night he was found at the
corner of . East avenue, and Davidson
street with' May Utley and Will Pat
terson in his carriage, and that they
were drinking. Mr. Shannonhouse ap
peared for Sutton, and contended that
the moral question should not be con
sidered, but that Sutton was not guil
ty, as he had not committed an un
lawful act in hauling the white wo
man and the negro about the city if
they were not disturbing the peace
and quiet of the community.
Sutton was found guilty and fined
$5 and the casts. Mr. Shannonhouse
gave notice of appeal on the ground
that a verdict of guilty wouid give the
chief of police the right to take away
his client's license as a hackman, and
there was not evidence to convict.
Mary Clifton, a negro woman, who
lives on Tenth street, was charged
with keeping a disorderly house, and
for being a vagrant.
Various witnesses swore that they
had seen white men going into the wo
man's house at all hours of the day
and night, and the officers making the
arrest testified that when they went
there a white man was then in the
house, and was drunk.
Mr. H. N. Pharr appeared for the wo
man, and contended that there was no
evidence of disorder nor vagrancy, and
the defendant was dismissed.
BABY GIRL CRIED
AND SCRATCHED
All the Time Torturing Eczema
Covered Her Body Could Not
Sleep Doctor Said Sores Would
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She cried and scratched all the time and
could not sleep night or day from the
Bcratching. I had her under the doc
tor's care for a ycat and a half and he
seemed to do her no good. I took her
to the best doctor in the city and he said
that she would have the sores until she
was six years old. But if I had de
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have -lost her mind and died from the
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Mr. Chadburn is also very much in
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Stuck iri' tho Mud.
One of the large Southern Express
wagons filled to the brim, drawn by
two large horses, stalled on one of
Charlotte's most prominent streets, in
the mud this morning just at the en
trance to the Trust building. The
wheels on one side were sunk to the
hub. Chief W. S. Orr had two of the
seconds of pulling the wagon was
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IN CALIFORNIA
Columbia, S. C, April 28. About
125 delegates, the great majority of
them negroes, assembled here today
for the state convention of the
Union Republican party of South
Carolina. The convention is to name
delegates-at-large and alternates to
go to Chicago. : : .
Chairman Edmund H. Deas of the
state committee is -an anti-Adminis
tration man and is supposed to favor
a Foraker or Hughes delegation and
is believed to be willing to go as far
as suporting a resolution condemning
President Roosevelt for. the Browns
ville affair.
The influence of Capt. John G.
Capers, United States commissioner
of internal revenue and republican
national committeeman from South
Carolina, is expected, hpwever, to
prevail against any attempt on the
part of the convention to condemn
the president.
There is also a considerable fac
tion among the negroes who are op
posed to Deas and in favor of in
dorsing Secretary Taft.
It is possible that a compromise
will be reached by sending an unin-
, structed delegation to the national
convention. . -.
Bingham's Lecture.
Ralph Bingham, the humorist, will
lecture at the Selwyn hotel on the
evening of May 4th at 8:30 o'clock. A
percentage of the proceds will be ap
plied to the treasury of the Crittenton
Home. This lecture was postponed
from April 27th, the first date an
nounced.
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1 house and lot on N. Graham.
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CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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English-McLarty Co., the reliable
Druggists of Charlotte, are having
calls for "HINDIPO," the new Kidney
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selling under a positive guarantee.
Its merits are becoming the talk of
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it, and why not? It costs nohing if it
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They don't want your money if it
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Mississippi Republicans.
Jackson. Miss. Aloril 28. Renuhli-
cans of Mississippi met in state con-!
vention in this city today to name
delegates to the national convention
The administration followers have
the upper hand, and will put through
resolutions indorsing President Roose
velt and Secretary, Taft in spite of
the objection of, a. small but active
minority that Is understood to favor
Foraker.
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stairs than to walk equal
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