The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1905-03-09


against the former officials OF the
Bank of Fayetteville, Cashier John {.
Haigh, and Teller Geo. G. Myroyer
will not be tried until August. This
was the order made In superior court
today and the defendants renewed
their bonds and were discharged until
then. When the cases were called
defendants coun, ell moved for a con
tinuance. They stated that the bill 81
particulars furnished yesterday failed
10 give the date of many of the aIIeg
ed defalcatiCns and that they had not
had sufficient time 10 prepare Just
defense, nor had they been permitted
TO inspect the banks books lac
prosecution was ready for trial anu
said it had Witnesses present VINO
could probably not be secured again
It was agreed that the depc sillons OF
non resident wines es should be Ia
ken by the state. The defense VIII
also take such dispositions. ana theE
will have an expert 10 examine the
banks hooks. the solicitor aging they
were open to inspection at all times,
/ The Judge said these were cases ID
which a thorough examination by both
,l0es was warranted. 4 continuance
was ordered and the cases set Tor iF'ai
Wednesday Il the next criminal term.
The amount OF the alleged defa!ca'
tions is S2S,0o0,
Windsor special 20 News and oo'
server: A man named Tom Wilder Il
In lAll here on the charge OF murder,
and three women are under bonds OF
Sluu each as accessories ~ the cline
These steps were taken by the anthori'
lies after the finding Of the bod! OF
Sandy Gel. a negro coming from Sal
isbury In the Cashie river. Cecil dis
appeared on the third Sunday IN
March. and his corpse bearing EVIL
dences Of foul play wa discovered
April q 4 small girl recognized
Wilder as the man last seen with &c
ell and The coroners investigation
brought out the fact that the dead
maa had frst been buried and then
dug up aud cast into the river. The
: case goes over 70 the superior court
! Web.ters Weekly: Robert odes
j was sho, a. his home on the Galloway
Z Mace near I.eaksyiIle. yesterday bl
charles r. Price Il seems that Price
b brother ln.law became involved IN
; difficulty With Odell. when Price at
tempted TO separate Odell turned OF
Price and attacked him with his knf'
u cutting him On the wrist Price RI
treated and Odell continued TO advance
" ON him. when Price shot him twice II
the lower part OF the abdomen. ihac'
ing wound, from which he has sine
- died Odell and Prize are hath ale'
y, with families and the tragedy Is
- mos, regre,table AFFAIR.
= wilmington special 10 Chariot
Chronicle: Scenes Of the wildes
a.oo~S,-.pn accompanied the organiR'
- Mag of the newly eleCtef cit
, ScabRP'a F tlls .l SSs ever vt
10 a authority a. to the metho
a. DlSSedure. the one side claimln
4. that the election Of CT 4 81 Vac
.. deli. nominee u the recent democra
lc primaries. should lake precedence
n and The other faction declining 10 tah
, such action for the present The q
n losing side would not share In III
~ dispen, alton % patronage. name'.
NO. the election 81 chief II police. cies
= and treasurer OF the city and all "tl
~ rr department officials. The tactic
~ NJ a mayor put a motion 10 adiour
.r until o'oIock. and In tht m"an'!m
~" other side pat In nomination Co
III 4 " WadI"u for MAYOR The m'
,l lion for q recess vas put By one {
D.. the members aud the nv" iavoTin
NJ The. motIen declared IL carried an
In vlthdsew n" remaining 0vc. J."
=. ulthou: a quorum. decided 20 send III
rs other side no,ire 30 meet a. o'clocl
" With the Implied threat that II the !!
u, y.sAuon is not accepted 'hr> w0lI
ad be- pro@*cu'ci ( neglect "f dutj III
fine 70: which :. slm'" In the meal
u time. attorneys have given the Opt
lon that The ,l'l Is "tfhoui E"'rrl
a, mont. and the puhIIc Is beginning
-. take Interest