The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
NEGRO RELEASED
BY MAGISTRATE
No Evidence to Connect Him
With Deaths of Three
Young Men.
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Raleigh. y. c., February a.-Therc
was magistrate court hearing to-day
for William Turner, the head waiter
in the Wilson chophousc, as to any
relation he might have had With the
triple tragedy in the Wilson Apart
young men from Benson we're found
isphyxia;cd in the Wilson Apartments.
The outcome OF the hearing was tho
release OF the negro. The most not
able witness was William Lewis. a
negro, at whose house William Turner
rooms. He told Rev. sylvester Belts
that some one, his wife he thought,
mad seen Turner with "a considerable
ron OF money Monday night, but ne
suggested that ii might have been 81
biiis, or stuffed with Confederate bills
Tor show. The fact is. there was no
evidence developed. The officer who
arrested the waiter yesterday refused
TO swear out Il warrant himself OH tn.
evidence that Rev. sylvester Belts sub
United to him. and required the minis
tcr 10 procure the warrant himself "ou
information and belief" There are
threats now of suit for damages
against Mr.. Belts, vino is d man OF
considerable means.
The North Carolina Supreme Court
announces forty-one successful apnli-
cants for licenses TO practice law, out OF
Inc class of fifty -one that Undertook
inc examinations when the court CON
vened for the fall term Monday. The
new lawyers ars as follows:
Arthur a. Bum. Vance county; E!ery
G. Brown, Columbus: Goodman IL. King,
Union; Lawson r. Pierce, Iredcll; Paul
w. Gray. Northampton; Walter l.. Spen-
GER Hyde; JunIus j. Goodwin, William
l. Knight. Northampton; Wheeler Mar
tin, Jr.. Martin; Raymond r. Moose, Ca
tawba: Walter Il. Bauguass, Ashe:
Lindsay {. Warren, Beaufort; Clayton
Moore. Martin: Bennett Nooe, Jr.
Cyrus D. Hogue Orange; Fred srick NJ
BALI. Virginia: Thomas S. Long, Hyde:
Edwin l. Gavin. Sampson; Walter L.
Currie. Moore: Cyrus Johnson, Wayn
Franklin T. Duprce, Harnett; Jesse T.
Carpenter, Randolph; Milton B. Igna-
thus. New York State; George ~. Nor
row. Iredell; George r. Willis. Craven;
Lawrence Med. Scott. Beaufort; Robert
e. Whitehurst Craven: Levi w Fergu-
son. Forsyth; Brooks Poindexter. For
syth: George a. Sparrow. IT., Meckl an
burg; Campbell b. Fctner. Mecklenburg;
James u. Head, New Hanover: nerber,
{. Allen, Buncombe: Ernest w. I..nry
Chowan; William r. Shore. Mecklen-
burg: Robert NJ Can't. Clcvcland; VII
liam c. Coughenour, Rowan; Emmett
G. Willis. Wilkes: Edgar W. Pharr,
. Mecklenburg: William 0. Ganney.
Mecklenburg.
The Law and Order League Of Raj
eigh was formed last night with DR..
Charles Lee Smith as president: W. II.
Williamson, viceprcsldent: T. d. Ed
ridge, secretary, ana John #. Pulen.
treasurer The membership fee Is 81
per year Over 200 members were en-
rolled.
Something Of Il sensation was stirred
by the reading by i. c. Bcckwith. at
torncy, who had Just found 1t, of a
section of Raleigh's charter granted
by the 1907 Legislature. providing
search and seizure" powers for the
police. The statement of the existence
OF the section came as a great sur
prise, and numbers OF lawyers still
predict that 1t will BIO found that sub
segment charters adopted by the Leg
islature for the city have abrognted il.
The first Of a chain OF "kltchin
Clubs" which II is expected will he
organized in every section OF the State
in connection with the candidacy Of
Governor kitchin for the United States
Senate, with senator +. NJ Simmons.
Ex-Governor Charles &. Aycock and
Chief Justice Walter Clark as his OPP
ponents in the race, was organized
hera Tonight. with C. j. Hunter rs
There were about 100 present, and
the secretary reported an enrolment
OF 400. The club heard speeches on
the impending campaign. and adopted
resolution asking Governor Ititchin
week at public meeting.
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