The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12

u TFff--T1fIlN W NTNkF~ IN III NFfIfF III
t,. sam
bat ~tIfh~tN'- ait' shN~ 81 ''N' :
square Dcal - tic tccn~csi
ofmx time lu Paris / rfsant ane .Ia5
liz me court house .u ORDER 10 witness
"A French trai ar Il 4.u4. Th.x duak
calI II Il court house. but Iala4s -
Justice ii Is indeed palace and TIE
lGlGerenf courts have theIr SEVERN
Il om dropped ia the crimtnal 8y-
ITartmert when ! -A0r sa~ fN2t atfs,
Thing of MP" t4uee was tu bt tttef
just what &c was | could NOS learn ar
everything Was so FreushN l;ut ftotu
all That | could gather the tNo prison
.rs we're charged Wsth stohbtnE . pos
lllceman. ANA. after the tYlAl was .4rF.
! Was stil like the fellow ~ asked il
~. knew wHo ~trutk BlliE Patterson.
HIS answer Wa~ that ht ala NOT Know
out from the great fame - that noted
assault ANA hattosy He WAS SttISftci
Of one thing. and taat Wa~- Ar Peat
iterSon must have received .-hclt-of-8-
lick Whether 81 MT that policeman
WAS Killed. or which II the prisoner
hit him. if either a: them dld. / could
not learn from the evidence bur | MS
convinced OF One thing. ana that WIS
that policeman got a terrible llck
French trial IN sorrf +. str.rtly s
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SECRET ana in the ahuenc. of the ne
icuSad The poy.rnm.nf,s witnesses
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m. 80 ~ =. 49,, 80, .,l
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$50, .ra r,n,
- an -
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the '"uIi on W. eIpWdod ilhd =
idiSt huiiptr ~ WI dI'9Std ida''s
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u'nei seI'ieii'h' "eit Ii'Ne"' fN'iH
ming ihdi'dlcd 'naI th' ''@e We IN
'H'p"Itdlt on. \ laise huHhp'i naa
IhtS N''hp'i'A '9ii' - VIZ
HI"ubn.u "hd h'did tn' "I"ie e.@'
- 80 dpl''', III III ''qi'
~ 'I'eH' 'i'ihH LII 'fiS' ''uit I'll
'tia "ti' ihtlhE 1T" "hd 'h'i''
Pt'cihS pH"h" "H'l i@i'iN IN th'tt
ii'l'' IidN'N NY anu I'LL =
aver IN ms gown ""uih N'.oH III
anu ldkt ms seat III the b't. - WIS
i"bsy "aH dHd lh' 'aIlPS H"I l"
DC i4Slltd- ~ m ~S'h'uhi'h i'di
q gong sounded ana lh' 'hl'' Jddst9
came ~ rom y rear room anu Wilk'd
promptly |" th'if tiaiIN me dd-
dlehcc rose ana STOOD uhlli ~" jung
were seated. lhey wore gowns. wee
Iedie fttIuiEcmrht IN iIr f"uHd
btiiS. nc pubilc prosecutor, wearing
! gown Ike Jude'S came IN WIN TIC
JUG dhd u5'h hlS sem '"'N' lit'
ri ~ De- zen ih' JudE's "ni ih' laiN.
~ ~ 80" :" :
SIDE entrance IN the custody OF i've
uniformed ponce, who took their seats
IN the prisoners box Nlth the defend
anus. me jury SAT JuNi .e'."S7 the oar
facing the prisoners. me Two laW-
iACES VINO 0ettilIe1- SAT -l4i~t IN front
q theif clients Inc names ~ the
JURY We're cailed ana - each man I
name was caiIed ne heid up ms fiRhi
hdhd ana StSbonded. lhere were y"
cIallehgeA ana me juror We're NJ
sworn nor |cmpannell@d me mlddi"
., chiei justice required tle d"Irhd-
ants 10 stand up. read over - mem
me eNldence taken ~ private ana thsil
proceeded 70 ami ana cr"ss-eN-
AZ 80 IT, r. ~ n,}dsnce -,
~ eenret annnarad r. make ONT !
rrin,a facia 80 ana tho n~ieone,u
= allied mon IA show canse why ver-
dict apd i,dgr.nt sbanLd not no rcn-
darad a.. 'o'l,,J ,..,ntns IA uannr
60, , l,ntn.r a. ia -.
n,I.ad III raniJ enrree.inn Erom b{u
- i@piH .0i !"
Inai5iei = - = . ~.
clueuiH ".ln Lih' = ptHs
sodl - 1870 'iSin '"thp"tsH
JoAt. MS Ilo""I ~ a'itauS ''ttI, IL
Hdd d mot Noluple tohSue- ! naEt
never ntlpIt SCI d man VINO couia
say 50 ihucm Win 80 ltte Sel'9e ~ y
~ me- N~heheNt tif eNid'hce -
me dt~aehdaitlS Sul'ed hIhi ne Nould
say oui 'NtS) out Nhen
y GIah l. su MN ne Would
say hsh anu hake thtfn repeat.
ne put theHl tntough a iigld cross
eaa.Hlidt'" 'EIdehtiy tiS:he 70 nls-
Cledlt theil peloit ehe jury me
prosecutor Wd@ SATISFIED Win the Wy
,nlhgS were gong ana DID not open
IN NOUN except - argue the cyl
dehcf, n d~rIeadaht~ lawyers, un-
Dc the ffchch system. could say
hothlng ana his Honor had matters
all MS own way. From the beginning
TO the end he was virtually the whoie
thing The two other judges did not
say or do anything throughout the trial
except sleep.
II.
When the examination of the priq-
oners was concluded The witnessee
for the oo,arnmcrt we've caIIea IA
,or.:e. ,rGra