The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 21, 1908, Image 1
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VOL. 4. NO. 6. SEMI-WEEKLY
Comments on Judge Hy-!Sad <
drick's Charge to the Lancaster
Grand J ury. Par:
Yorkville Enquirer: That is w^erj
an interesting charge that Judge bro he
Hydrick delivered to the Lancas- 'er
ter grand jury the other day and ,nakin
it contains a good deal of food Ambai
tor thought. The purpose of the Amerii
judge seems to be to impress the ^
paramount necessity of uphold- 18
ing the majesty of the law, and luoiu?(
his remarks are eminently sound. *',e
The thing that brings the law in- ^1:<8 ?(
to t hp irrH?l^ot ilioponnto (/Oiionl
w _ .M-> 0A VMI VOV V4 IQI V U UXJ 10 mil
ure ol enforcement, and when ou *or
Judge Hydrick says that the re Moore,
sponsibilily for this failure, H 8Urg(
4p or alleged failure, tests upon nftvy,
the people, he tells nothing but *nH
the blunt truth. Of course there bied b]
are those who blame the judges Habcot
and lawyers, and in placing Insane
the blame here they are sincere; all
but mistaken. However it mav Moore
be in theory, in practice the law- a
yer is merely the repiesentative 8a'e
of his client. Generally speak. A f
ing he considers it his business News ?
to pull his client through, and ^r- *
often, it will have to be admitted, 1|1
he does not much care how. A"
to whether his client is guilty eH' son
makes no odds to him, as a rule. Moore,
That is a fact that must be est ah- Bens ol
lished by the other side, and he wa8 a ^
will not give any more assistance
than he can help. It is up to the
jury to represent the people in
in the matter and if the jury Twi
does not represeut the people, (Jhes
the people are not likely to be p yan
represnted. It a lawyer 911c- at* jjj8 |
ceeds in getting the best of a tj,jg ra(
jury, then the lawyer is that 8evera|
much ahead and that'is about a'l service
there is to it. We do nr.t thin! this aft
that in absolving the lawyers rpv j)
from respoi sibility for alleged m?inH
miscariiages of justice, Juigo loraorr,
Hydrick desires to create the im 'pjle jn
pression that they are altogether tj)e (jjr(
without guile. He merely seeks 43
to emphasize the tact that 110 neing a
matter how shrewd the lawyer ^n e8C(
may be, it is up to the jury not y7to
allow it eel f to be outwitted. Yjr* ya
l)..i * 11
out wmi It an, Hnci wilh I lie win a|8
shortcomings wherever they mav Mr ^
be, there must be absolutely no |jH wa(
detraction from iho majesty o! pHrt Qf
llie law, and I he people must (j ,no
undeistand that whatever goes
wrong with the adminstra'ion to Qt,ef
of justice, ihey and they alone, are ue ieiii
responsible And while, as Judge ^rees*
Hydrick points out, the people \j..
have it in their power to do wha' ^ ,ut 1
they will, they should not fall in- jr ahinji
to the mistake of thinking that Wedne
they can do injustice without buried
paying the penally. Whether |Qwiug
the direct injustice, through tins neing <
of either commission or omission vVilaou
be properly chargeable to judge, Bjw?ers,
jury or lawyer, there is no es- \|r9 \
cape from t he consequences and i)e
those consequences generally fall membe
on the whole people. brother
? ?? ison, t
Two Battleships Complete
Voyage of 35,000 Miles. r
Portsmouth, N. H., Oct. TO.? Second
The U. S. battleship Maine, after The
making a circuit of the globe, e ton's \
arrived here today. As the bat was <iei
tleship was warped into the dock tenlay
'lie "jackies" on b ;ard and those wagom
stationed in the yard gave vent implere
to prolonged cheers. about
The battleship Maine, on swim: went
ing to anchor at the Portsraou"- origin
navy yard today, ended, togeth r Mr J.
wiih the battleship Alabama,' iye on
which arrived ?t New York lo
day, the mosl spectacular around
the-world cruise ever made bv a loodand
first class modern warship During
the voyage, which was started 't^torm
from Hampton Roads and which order Mod
consumed 308 days, the two ve?- |
^sele covered over 35,000 miles. Ij p. m.?c
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Lang
LEDGER 18b^ REV]
. LANCASTI
Condition of Rock Hill ]JJ[^ El
Man in Paris.
LP, Oct. 18 ?E. H. Kulen- Marked !
of South Carolina, the
r-in-law of Dr. John Mil- Young
ore, lias arrived here, is Achieve
g arrangements through Businesi
s?ador White and the ^ g
can consul general, Frank
son, to have Dr. Moore, Mr. ? E
still suffering from hul- nasler couu
Jions, takou home. >?ung
case of Dr. John Moore Mf8? H. J. .
;cupied the attention of w*10 'or 8ev
General Mason off and die travel
the pust two months. Dr. I'he Mclntyi
who was for a long time company at
0011 in the United Stitea headquartei
was sent to an asylum for largo ntoi
tine. Later he was exam- "eat official
/ experts, including Dr. th0 hoard ol
;k, superintendent of the lumber com
Asylum at Columbia, S. porated in I
of whom agreed that Dr. the Mobile,,
was suffering from delu- P^u.vandca
,nd that it would not be The n?w c<
libeiate him over the pla
lock Uill special in the tyre compar
ind Courier says. has a capaci
J. Miller Moors mentioned day.
Paris dispa'ches, is a na The Mobi
this city. He is the eld iostant cot
of the late B. Lawreuce count ol the
, one of the pioneer citi hama Island
Rock Hill, and his wile 15th c
Miss Miller, of Shelby, N. McCabe
ber, 500 00'
? Mr. F'ynn's
in Chester County-- Mc In tyre,
o Deaths and a Fire shipped to I
u .. . members of
?<ri Avo|io?t?r: tvir. Jos. gave oue, wl
die, the oonlracior, died Hea alter Hot
liorae ou Elizabeth 6t?eet a ralr wit hi
>rnuifr, after an illness of When reset
months The 'un^ral companion t
c will KA ^41 1
c "in up iicm Hi me nouse tour days \vt
emcnn at 4 :30 o'clock by t|,e litlje ra?
. M. McLeod and the re- i0 untie the
taken to Waxhaw, N. C , that bound t
ow morning for burial, vessel and 1
torment will be under covered bv i
iction of Hopewell Lodge,
I O. O. F., the deceased
member of this order. A Remark*
i>rt trom Chester Lodte, Wife T1
f, F. U. A., with which
ndle was also identified. Huntingtc
0 accompany the remains. After spend
(audio was 53 years ot age.1 hiding in a
1 born and lived the early who wore S'
his lite near Monroe, N. 'or her, Mrs
ving later to vVKXhaw, who was t
from which town became two men an
nor about eight years ago 'he woods,
res a wife and ten chil lren, tor's home ii
jns and seven daughters. Sue was so
Robert Davison, aged by her exp*
73, died at his home on ot the kidna
; Creek near Fort Lawn tell no coum
aday evening and was treatment,
at Cedar Shoals the foi Mrs. \lee
alternoou, the leryices old, the dau
inducted by Rev. J. 11. farmer and i
. Mr. Davison leaves two to whom si
Miss Esther Davison and months ago.
liuerva MoCorkle, these ged from he
ung tho last surviving A neighbor i
rs of a large family. Two 'he woods I
8 , W. A. hi) 1 J. M. I) iv- men. Thro
tave their lives for ihe her father
eracy, fhe former dying sought tor hi
oid fever in Richmond in gered into li
ind the 1 utor falling at said thai sh<
Manassas, Aug 30. 1802 that fiad
baru on Dr. J. U. John- her absence
)lantation near Armenia been kept n
itroyed by fire early ves- by two ipeu
evenihg The suck, A few daj
? and o'her agricultural tempt to h
unta mr .?/* J 1 * t I- -
i nrio U'll Ittllltjr ? ncj
4,000 bundles 01 Judder wan frustrat
up tn the flames. The of ber hu bi
of the fire is unknown. Again latjl
L). Sanders and lami'v the two kid
the place. father's hot
her mother
a combination of the natural di- ^^ain dram
ices and it digests all cla?a?n of ,
every kind of food, so yon .see it ftWay. I 116
ie work that the ntomach itself again was
re only difference between it and , . , .
ich ih tho atomach run get ont of ?t!ri' .V a tO
1 Kodol cannot, l>nt Kolol tun found her ill
Htomaoh into good order. Hny ,i
lay. It is guaranteed Mold by mb" 111 1110
key * Co. w-a ton. I lie g
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!EW 1878 ENTERPRISE J89J
SR, S. C., OCTOBER 21, 1908.
WW am
Tlie kidnappers nave bat'l
3uccess that the the police, hut were oven
Lancastrian Has a"d Alarmed and
, . . . parentl> half crazed, I lie girl
d in the Lumber f
uvu H1VJ BWUIIlj). 1116 p
5 in Alabama--Tale pursued her for a short dista
ea. but soon lost track of her.
' I'lvnu, one of L?d- Court rl>u,
it* s blipl.l ami lis- Suit Cases Meant.
son of Mr. and , ,,, ,
Flynn( of New Cut, rho Court ol Common 1
eral years has been convenehere Monday mon
ing represeuta ive of ]"*** H-vdnck Pre8V l?B- .
re Lumber 4 Kxpo.t first gave to all 'he ji
. Jackson, Ala., with a luc,d explanation as to >
s at Mobile, is now >* the preponder
, . , - , of the evidence, bv which
ckholuer and proirn- . ; *
. . f , jurors are governed in deei
, being a member of *: .. . .. . , .
e r- " , . issues on ihe civil side of
f directors, of a large . ? i ,
p.nv reoentlv incor ?,?Urt- ?H? al8? ''nPre98ed 1
hat'Slate, known as 'he,m "'e importance of t
, , T . findings being in accordance
Jackson Lumoer com . r ,
e i i itiAA nftft 'be law and the evidoncepitalized
at $100,000. , .
rnoration ha. taken 'aw as given them by the ji;
J , ,, i i \i i an'l 'be laets a3 testified tc
nt of the old Mclu- ,
... , , . , the witness stand, they b
iv, ilie null ot which ,, , . , .
? iAA n.M. i i. the sole judges of the latter,
ty ot 100,000 *e?t ? , . ; , .1
J ' also instructed the jurors no
, ,, ,,, allow any one to talk to t
le Herald of the oth , . , J.. . .
. . outside the court, room abo
z ?? .
. On sounding the calendar
s in a hurricane on , n
... . .. following cases were contim
?l the schooner lieu T . A i> 1 u .1 u
. . John A Bridges vs Heath Ba
with a cargo of lum ? ...
? . . , 7 . ing ?x Mercantile company, n
l) feet, belonging to fo, , , ? 4 u
, b. i>v demand. J. (J. Hilton & fc
1 o d company, the - ., . , .,
... 1 ' . vs Rquitab'e lure lus Co. V
whicli was being
, ^ ... Hagins vs Mack Stmson
orto Kico. All the VT. \ . o
, . Nighten Brown, action to reci
the crew were lost , , . 11 , i i> 1
, real estate. Heath Bankiui
10 was niched up at .? ... r* 1 1 o a
. 1 , , 1 Mercantile Co. vs J. L. Keed,
itiug tor ten dav? on , T , 0, .. n
B, , ' on no e. 1. J. Strait vs Bri
out lood or water. , , . ,,
, . , , , and American Mortgage Co., 1
led the body ot a , , t ,> j Jv ,>
... .. tiact. J. R. Creed vs 1 ledn
vho had been,dead lor ,, . , , ,, .,
... f*. , Mutual lnu. Co., suit on conti
uc lashed 10 lum and . . /y . . 1 u <
.... , A. A. Caskey, admr., J. B. <
1, he tieing too weak . T . ^ * .
' . . key, vs Lancaster Cotton IV
> knots in the rope , r. 01 w e a
. , and G. B. Skipper, suit for di
hem together. 1 lie
ier cargo were botii - - ?
nsurance. ine case ol 1 IIarry Fostei
Charlotte It. Foster, et a!,
partition, was discontinued.
able Case?Young The case tried was ,,ia
Alice E. Beckham, admrx.,o
yvice Kidnaped. ut0 of E ,, Beckham, vs I
n?, L. I , Oct. 19.? ca6ieran?l Chester Railroad c
ing a night of terror, pmy, an action for dam a
barn from friends growing out of the loss ot p
parching the woo is 1 ff'8 husband's lite while cc
Abbie Moenongo a. lmg cars of defendant comp
rwice kidnapped by in Chester. The reraaindei
d kept a prisoner in tho day was occupied in
returned to her sis- bearing of the case, the jury l
n this village today dering a sealed verdict vester
frightened and dazed morning, which was in favoi
"rience at. the hands the plaintiff fo. $2500.
ppers that she could plaintiff was represented by
ected sloiy ol her ill J. Harry Foster, and the ddV
111 by Messrs. Williams <fc \
iriongola is 17 years liana*, ot Lancaster, and Mr.
ghter of a well-to-do E McFadden, of Chester.
\ wife of a contractor, endant's attorney? ?'aye nc
tie was married six of motion for new trial.
She w is first drag- 1 ho case of L. e J. Payne
r home on Oc\ 10. guardian ad litem, against
law her being led to Lancaster < ottou mills, an
between two armed 'ion ?<>r dsmages lor injury
o days later, after 'ain^d in t >e mill machiu
(i tw 1 L noL.i 1- " -l ?v??? # I ? 4 -
? >> iniDuaiiu illtll na 'i e i ,vt*8lBruny, /V VP1*
ar in vain, shewing was rendered in the af'orr.
ler father's home and f??r pi ?intifl' for $500. A nv?
3 remembered little tor a new trial will lie mad*
happened during plaintiff's atioruey, Mr Fos
except that she had The defendant company wai
prisoner in a swamp presented by Messrs Williatr
i Williams
ya later another at- There area number of.
idnap her Irom her cases vet to be disposed of.
use was mad ?, but ? *?
ed by the appearance Deadly Tornado in N
nd. Mexico
t Saturday aftpmoon Clayton, N. M.. Oct. 19?F
nappers raided her per ons were killed in and i
no and, frightening I Clayton last ni:zhf us the re
with a revolver 6hnt,.<if a iorna lo and cloudbi
red idle you oil wile 1 Twimtw nArtnnj ?'q
j ? lllju
help o( the police ihree of whom may die.
summoned and ves I'he new Union county c
rnoon two ofti era hoii'-o, v/hich c >st $4'>,000,
i the custody of two wrecked and a score of ho
woods uoar Hunting- were demolished or torn
irl was lying on a their foun latioas.
slEWS
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ptors! Big Cotton Fire in Rock Hill
tards. j ...Several Hundred Bales
come' Destroyed.
ap- Rock 11 ill special ill Monday's
1 tied Neva and Courier: Seven or
oliee eight hundred bales of cotton,
i'lce, valued at $35,000, estimating
with the local price of cotton as
a basis, were destroyed in a tire
mine which consumed Ed*va:d Fewoil's
ware house here at an early
Jleas hour to lay. The I09S on tin
>ing, building is placed at three or
His four thousand dollars. Specuir
is 'ating, much mora was lost, bo
vhat caude the cotton was tor the most
ance part 9iored because the owners
rule weie not willing to lake the
ding market price. The cotton was
the insured upon the above basis,
lpon On the building Mr. Fewell had
.hpir oKn?t *i'-? *1? *
mure uiousanu dollars7 inwiili
surance. This ware house was
-the badly damaged by tire on the
idge 13th September, and two huu
> on dred bales burned,
eing ?
H? "Winthrop College Crowded.
hem Wiu'hrop College, Oct. 19.?
lUt a .Since the work incident to the
opening of eollege is over t he othce
the fnrce has had time to make up the
ued: statistics in regard to the nummk
t>er ?* applications and the enion
rollment. The total number of
Sons applications to Oct. 1st is 1,162,
/m die greatest number in the hisand
tory o' the college and more than
iver any college in the state has re
r & ceived so far as we are able to
suit learn. Ry tho end of August the
tish college had received 1,047 applicon
cations. Since that time 115
lout more have applied. Among this
act. number are included girls living
Ua8_ in town who did not apply till
lills die opening ol college. In adixn
dilion to theRe 1,132 who liled
applications are quite a number
uiiu ^?i' >.ji uuiiu ?ounoii, wni *.n
occurred this mornine. Funeral
[ew Borvice-* will be conducted a4 the
home in the morning (Tuesday)
\iur at 10 30, ami the burial will take
tear place at Neely's Creek.
irst. Kennedy's i.axativo Cough Syrup in used
red nearly everywhere, because it not only
' "heals irritation of the throat and stops the
cough, hnt it drives the cold out of the
OUTt system through its laxative principle by
was aftBnrii?g a free and gentle action of the
bowels, and that is the only way to cure
U^?s h cold. You can't cure it a? long as yon
from nro 'Onstipated. Insist upon Kennedy's
Laxative Cough .Syrup. Sold by J. F.
Mackey * Co. w-s
r vs who wrote inquiring ah .ut the
for possibility ol being admitted,
who nn being infomed that the
0| dormitories were full made no
f es- 'ormal application. None are
y,n- included among the number of
om- applicants unless a formal apges,
plication is filed in the college
ian- office.
Gov. Ansel in the Bryan
the Campaign.
,vn* Courab a State of yesterday:
l^-v ?(iov. M. F. Ansel will leave
1 ?1 todav for New York, where he
1 he will take part in the Democratic
campaign The fight in that
-ui' Slato is waxine warm and reen^
h" torcemonts are being called it:
S. from all over the country. It has
been rutnored that a gre it deal
,!lce of swapping is going on in New
York, tha the Democrats are in
ln tout upon electing Ohanler gov'he
ertior while they are not so active
1 ac in behalf of Mr. Br}'an. This
91,9 does not appear to be the
er>'< when ucli a p'e ising campaigner
diet ag (joy. Ansel is calle 1 upon to
oon j^olp in the cans** of Mr Bryan
tton _ ^
Mrs. Johnson Hoke Dead.
s re- Rock Hill Record o' Monday :
>s A' As we jro to press we learn with
rcaret of the death ot Mrs. Hoke,
jury wiio of Mr. Johnson Hoke, of
f un ri pai? u <*??. 1 ' ^ -*1- 1 1