The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30

said, WELL who is that and 4 said.
This is T. e. Darlington. not A. q,
Darlington. and Mr.. Everett laughed;
and then asked him about some bust
ness I had with him with reference
to an application l had made to him
for loan on some property of mine
on some property was trying to buy.
THOS. E. DARLINGTON.
Sworn to before me this 9th day
Of June, 1910.
r. A. HARRIS, C. R. c.
YOUNG'S AFFIDAVIT.
C. s. Young, being duly sworn, says
he is the brother of Mollie Darlington,
wife OF the above defendant. That on
Friday afternoon, June II, 1910, afiiant
had conversation with R. 0. Everett
with regards to the above cases and
the case against Mollie Darlington.
Mr.. Everett had been In Squire ID. c.
Gunter's Office, and / met them on
their way down to the city JAIL !
asked Mr.. Everett If he was going On
Mollie's and Eds bonds, and he said
he had arranged one bond, was going
to 60 on Carrington's bond and take
him out and give him chance to skip
If he wanted to. Afterwards he went
ND to Mr.. Everett's Office. Ed and ]
went up there, Ed said that he didn't
want to leave. We were up there
talking over the case and the witness
es. and Mr.. Everett said. well, he
would look into the case and let him
know tomorrow. and give him time to
skip ii he wanted TO-" When we Went
to Mr.. Everert's office that was after
Mr.. Everett had gone on Ed CARING
toms bond. Ed Darlington and / left
Mr.. Eyerett's office together.
c. s. YOUNG.
Sworn to be fore me this June Is,
1910. R. A. HARRIS,
Clerk of Recorders Court.
ALDRICH'S AFFIDAVIT.
J. w. T. Aldridge, being duly sworn,
says that he Is a police officer, TO wit,
sergeant OF the Durham city polics.
That June "a. 1910, | went out on the
Norfolk & Western railroad to Helena.
I had information that the defendant
above named was in that vicinity.
had a capias for his arrest / located
the defendant working in saw mill
near Undertake. about four miles
from the railroad. | had Mr.. w. D.
Tilley. a constable out there, and Mr.
TiIey arrested Ed Darlington at said
saw mill, and Mr.. Tilley later turned
the defendant over 10 me. We took
the defendant in custody Saturday
June 25, 1910. at about 8 a m. Thai
day told Ed Darlington that l thought
i il would have beer best for him e
have stayed and stand trial, and b.
said he did just as Mr.. Everett told
him. When we got to the railroad sta
ton the defendants wife. Mollie Car
fngton. was there She went out OF
the same train with me Friday night
and knowing she was going on on tina
train I went also. expecting that Mo-
lie Darlington would go TO Ed Car
rington, which she did.
j. w. T. ALDlDGE.
Sworn 70 before me this 18th day G
June, 1910. R A. HARRIS.
Clerk of Recorders Court.
FoUSHEE's AFFIDAVIT.
: w. L. Foushee being duly sworr
says that he Is attorney at law an
boards at the same place with r {
Everett That on July IS. 1910. 9
: about 1880 O'Clock p. m. and durin
the noon hour recess the same da
the above entitled cause was bein
: tried, he had a conversation with sal
FIR. o. Everett with reference to n
above case. Afiiant states that
! asked said r. o. Everett what he e
1 pected would be done with Ed Ca
rington. and that said r. o. Everett
/. in reply thereto. stated that he thougi
r Darlington would be found guilty. Sa
r. o. Everett then asked affiant wit
he thought would be the liability |
Carrington's bond II said Carringtc
{ ran away after period named In Dor
for his appearance, the bond only pr
0 nding for appearance Of defendant
/ 10 o'clock at court that day. Ana
replied that he did not know VIII
{ IN liability would be. Affiant furth'
e says that this was the substance
said conversation al said time.
W. l.. FUoSHEE.
i'll Sworn 70 before me this June 2
- 1910. r. A. HARRIS
EvERITT'S AFFIDAVIT.
y r. o. Everett. the respondent her
o in, being first duly sworn. says. th
: since fling his original afidayit here
he has read the affidavits filed by ]
Il L. Foushee. T. e. Darlington and c.
| Young; tina. his recollection Of the co
> yersation referred 10 by said W.
e Foushee Is In substance the same
h that stated In Mr.. Foushee's affidav
except during the conversation this
= FAINT stated 20 Mr.. Foushee that
a feared Darlington would run away.
III That he did have conversation os
y the phone with Mr.. 7. r. Carringt
le and but one conversation; that at -
r. time c. L. Lindsey was In the Off
? Of afflant: that when T. u. CarriI
.. ton called over the phone he und
re stood IL was the defendant here
that he did say something over
q phone about supposing that he
n gone. or had gone out Of the sta
. land that he should give himself
and was informed by r. Y. Carringl