Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-18
It Took Them But Thirty-Fouf
Minutes to Bring in Verdict
Acquitting Accused Chicago
Lawyer.
JUDGE HUTTON FIRST
OFFER CONGRATULATIONS
Outcome of Sensational Trial
Proves Popular with I'M
mense Crowd of Spectators
Who Pack Court Room.


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husl stahu lil"' Oh s'''''" '''N'N.
hleh'' acc"iu'ns 10 an 'i'',ou'i, e'ii,'l ii,'a
made ny i)isirlc' Attorney rieutiiehS
Immediately a'iNf t"e ded"i''"''
As he sat in modest cafe a lew
blocks from the scene or ms hotapi'
trial and vindcation tins afternoon
surrounded by few intimate frlerus
and finding more relish in the peru
sal Of scores OF congratulatofy tele'
grams than in his luncheon, )arro"
WAS apparently unconscious of the
statement of the prosecutor. Although
declining 10 discuss the threatened
second ordeal. he said he was toe
happy to feel alarm over anything.
Mr.. Darrow was deluged with tele-
grams from all parts OF the country
which began pouring in within an
hour after the verdict had been given
To the world
The court room scene Which loi-
lowed the reading of the verdict, Jus'
thirty-tour minutes after the jury
had retired, WAS one that mas nad no
pafdllel IN lIlA Guy 'uIois, "''7'
phicsmatic countenanoes had gwen
no hint of their feelings throughout
the three months and more which
have elapsed since the trial was pc
gun, embraced the acquit'su man,
and with tears streaming ooWh ,ho''
cheeks. declared thal II was the 'ap-
pest uay o. iheii 1.,, 1,a.c
Court officiais, in'innihS 'uuse
Hutton ana 'he i'a,l ,',a,,"s unnv' nnd
Jo'heu III w , ~ ,r,,, was
M's' ~ ~ - st,ain stood
',',a,sl,r ha,,nv with one hand in
X. ,,,,s,,.nd,s ma tho other wiring
inc those of jurors.
Tnr two hours the court room
scene was practically unchanged.
Another Trial Unnecessary.
Mr.. IA rows attorneys expresseu
incredulity when informed ina 'ne,c
would be trial on the baiii i'i".I.,
meht. IN assei w '''"' e. haan
evidence III ','e i,",, ',n, i''st ondad
s"ninl''eu ~ .ne .ir,',a1l, unanimoll.
,,1,o. !, l.ft the hox." said Chief
t,nnneal Earl rogers. 1.-THE jurors
,han,selyes say that only one vital
ballot was taken, although it was pre-
celed by TWO Olncfs NdHt ~
'feelers.'
Two o'clock next Mohuay mas -,
fixed as the time TOT se'.'hs -,
the second Increment t1,'i. tho
fow-thai ci'aisi"s pain Mr.
a'tehip' 10 piipe u,a, he would
P',ioN ,', e,r tbn future before
L.. aa,o
A,,,,a,,ah ,yarned apainst any dem
.,,a,...,,;. h,. ,bo hailiffs there was
s,'.-,,t,,,,,,. outburst Of applause
-, r,roo,,n w r. Williams, in
..,.,',,''sa g. tha court,s query. stated
~, ~. ;ur,. h,d fnnnd a verdict of
~, ,,,n,,
,,,,s +, rueb IA the side of the
a,el,,a, .,.,toh vas stained bv the
bailffs. but it was renewed few
moments later after Judge Hutton
thanked and discharged the jury.
Then ensued a remarkable scene.
barrow anproached the jurors still
in m. hoy to thank them. and two of
them T,,rors Golding and Dunbar,
threw thair arms about him and pat
ted his hack Other Jurors reached
f,r,vord ana clasned hands with the
attorney
uooan,ion for Dorrov.
rha s.aol ,r.,auallv resolved itself
ina, .,,.a,.,i,,, a. narrow and the
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hi,, a,a shal,a hands with the inr |
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