Thursday," January 19, 1905.
WAKE SUPERIOR COURT.
THE RALEIGH ENTERPRISE.
Adams
Convicted Second Time
Other Cases Tried. ;
Raymond D. Bynum was formally
arraigned in the Wake Superior
Court Thursday afternoon for the
murder of Mr. J. H. Alford and the '
case continued until the March term,
counsel for the defense being allow
ed to enter a plea of not guilty with
the privilege of striking out this plea
and pleading the mental incapacity
of the prisoner to go on trial, or to
put in such other plea as counsel
may deem necessary.
Annie Brown, the white woman
charged with murdering her infant,
submitted to murder in the second
degree and was sentenced to ten
years in the penitentiary. She was
taken to that institution at once.
B. W. Young pleaded guilty of
assault with deadly weapon and paid
the costs in the case.
Ruffiri Holderfield, for trespass,
was found guilty and sentenced to
four months on the county roads.
Herbert Chavic was convicted of
criminal negligence in frightening
a horse being driven by V. II. Stev
enson and the judge has his sen
tence under advisement.
A case against Ivan Edwards for
cruelty to animals by abusing a steer
was continued for the term.
Frank Upchurch was acquitted of
the charge of Stealing a bicycle from
Will Allen.
Lee Williams was sent to the roads
for four months for the larceny of
a pair of shoes from Pool's shoe
; store.
J no. Hubbard was convicted of
larceny of a pocket book from W. II.
Faison, and judgment reserved.
Arthur Stewart, a fourteen-year-old
negro, was sentenced to seven
years on the county roads for an at
tempt to break into the residence
of M. Z. Price, near Rolesville.
An order was made excusing the
witnesses in the case against J. J.
Mark ham for obstructing a cart
way from appearance until Monday.
John Andrews, colored, was con
victed of assault with a deadly weap
on and judgment was reserved.
Robert Barnwell was sent to the
roads four months for stealing a
plate of oranges from Bragassas'
store.
Junius Morgan was sent to the
roads ten months for obtaining flour
under false pretense.
Will Adams, charged with mur
der, was tried the second time Fri
day and Saturday. The jury was out
Saturday night and returned a ver
dict of guilty Sunday morning.
Later he was sentenced to be hung
March lfith. It is understood that
his attorneys will again appeal the
case to the Supreme Court.
Burlcy Mangum was put on trial
and acquitted of the charge of
cruelty to animals.
Charles Bureh was found guilty of
assault with deadly weapon.
Will Brown, alias Boot Mitchell,
entered a plea of guilty of the charge
of stealing a satchel and a sum of
money belonging to Mrs. C. II. Gat
tis from the refreshment department
of the State Fair. He was sentenced
to one year on the roads.
George Wilson, who was being
held on the charge of gambling, was
discharged from custody on the con
dition that he would leave the coun
ty. He had a loathsome disease and
it was deemed not advisable to hold
him in jail longer.
Frank Thompson was sent to the
roads one year for stealing a re
volver. Rebecca Bullock, the girl who was
held for secreting the birth of a
child, was discharged on the ground
that she had not knowingly commit
ted any crime.
An order wag made allowing fur-
ther time for Receivers Barbee and
Daniels to report the sale of the
Juanita Cotton Mill property.
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