The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, July 26, 1907, Page TWO, Image 2
NOVEL QUESTION.
Pro hie Whore to Try the xallaws?
Mabus Was Shot in Aiken and
Died in Lexington.
A Very M'lVi'J ; 111 < I i ; f-1 jjjj? ijiii-.Stion
was rai-ed Ijci'iiii- . i 111 i _> ( Charles
(j. I>ji11*/'? ? ;il i;t!._ * 11 under !i;c
bea- corpus p I'oceei I i n 'J - brought out
by Mr. ! :. |\ StroHier. of Hate-burtr.
and Mr. .1. W i''i;iin Thurmond, of
Kd'je field. in Hie interest of their
clients. who :ire defendan? - charged
with I In- killing of fjeorve W. Mabus,
near Ha t e-bu i several weeks Mi"..
It appears Mjihns wns woiind" 1
in .Aiken county. and died from the
elled- thereof in I ,e\i t)'j t on eoiinly.
I lie coroner's impie-i vvji? held in
Lexington county ;uid as a result two
T*;?11 ;i w brothers were held ;iS prinI
1 - f?d :iiio| her Kallaw hrolher.
and a yntui'j m:m hv tin- name .,|"
Tilv!..v. a- t:,.-.- d.-r.-nd??'ll
- we re committed lo ;tlld Jl I'e lloW
j'l .)' ' 'I :iI liexiiiL'lon. .Mild Solicitor
rirnmerman has been pro parinir for
the prosccul ion, hut the attorneys for
Die defence insisted Ih.'it Hie case be
tried in Aiken eounlv, when- the offenee
wjis* committed.
ft appears thai the Constitution of
lce;Q ni.'ide II'. vision f..r -neb ca-cs
and in |9S0 the levislal nrr passed
net providing Hint when person
should he wounded in one eounlv and
died in .-mother eounlv. Ih- defendant
<diouM l?e i l ie,i ;,,
?" " 1 "11 .''re I ie . ||,1 !|.f ]|t( nt
found. This : < I i- i neop mrj.!? <| j.,
t ' ? Crin .-a! (*.,<!?- f-. r fijf
"' dina. i- 1: n o v. > - V. . | , n
' 1 ' 'I ha- "?1') e ra I! v h'-en t h?..|;hl
' ' "' ''' 1 he o.i<>--f i. m i'i i r.i
ed.
Me - r--. I Inn in..ml and St rot iierj
'"it that the Constitutional |
enliven! ion of | saw thai "unless J
a eham.-e of venue he had under the
provisions of t|,e arliele the defen- I
dan I sahll he tried in the con-it v
ulicie the ofTenee was eonimi 11 ed.''
This is a new question in the criminal
courts <.f the state and .Tudtre
Thinl/ler did not announce his fie-'
eision hut allowed Solicitor fJeorirc
Hell Timinerman. who appeared for
the slate, three days to eite authorities
why the ease and prisoners
should not he transferred to Aiken
county.
In a conversation with the News
and Courier's em-respondent Solicitor
Timinerman said the question was
? m'u <" him. lint he rather
th<ni'_'lrt that the contention of Hie
attorneys for the defence was correct.
However. In- proposes ),iok
,"1" 'natter and vee if the same
'pu'stion has ever heen rai-ed before.
1,1 event of the prisoners :,nd .-a1'ciicj
f ratisI'erred to Aiken the case
will |ia-s I'ii.in the jurisdiction ?.f So
licit")' T i in in e ri n a n to thai of S-.lici
Ihivi-. |,e\in .-lull heinv in t he
i'"' i'ia I ?I i -1 i :-1 and AiUt, in Hie
;"'t N-h. pa<--ei| under .
11'\ i-i1.1. i,! 111. con-Hi in i,,n ,,r
and \ 11" w n a - Section | |<i illt.
1 ' i'ninaI < ode. ;i,,,! whin, has
;l,!> !" coll-! rued to ever a 1! -m-h
ca-e-. leads a- follows:
" When any person -hall In- -truck.
Wounded, poisoned or otherwise in.i'"'d
in one eounlv ami die thereof
111 a in it her anv i n?111 i, i t i.. i, indict
in. lit thereot tmiii'l hy jurors o| cilh?'?'
eounl v -hall In- a- .......| and c| fe.",;l1
!;'w a- it il,,. >i ,-oke, wound,
poisoniiuv or other injury had heen
coiiunit ted and done in i ] M. roiiutv
where the party -hall die. And the
P' l'-on - 11i11 \ of -i?-h -i rikin-. wminl
p"ivoni il-.: or other injurv. and
c\er\ acce-sory i!n-i.-io. -iili.-i !i"fo.,.
'Hi''! the I ad, -hall he tried in
1Mill' w here -ii,-h indie! men!
-hall In- found, and it' convicted, p i--,
i-hd i'i tin- -auii- mode, leanner and
1 "I'll a- if the deceased had 11t'f.*-ei!
su<-.h . >! 11kihi;', woiindiii'j', poisoniii'.*' or
other injury and death in the county
u he re -m-!i indictment ^hall he
found."
However, Attorney-. Thurmond ami
Strother rai-e the i|ues|ion thai Article
(i. Section _>. of the Constitution
of ISO.") nuiilitied Section lit), of (he
Code. Section _>, ,-(.;,ds as follows:
"It shall he the duly of the ironcral
asseinhly to pass laws for the
change of venue in all <ases, civil
and criminal, over which the circuit
courts have original jurisdiction, up.
o"^ " proper showin'.r. supporle.l hy
allidavtl. that a fair and impartial
trial cannot he had in the county
where such action or prosecution wa<commenced.
The stale shall have |lu
same ri?lit to move for a cliatme o|
venue that a delVuulant has fo/sucl
offences as the ueneral assemhlv ma\
prescribe. Unless a change of'vemu
be had under the )>rovisions of |l,i>
arlicb? the defendant shall he tri-v'
in the county where the offence wa<
commit led.
"Provided. however. that iw
cbanve of venue shall be granted it
criminal eases until after a true hil
has been found by a ?rrand iurv
And provided, further, thai if clianoe
be ordered it shall bo to ,<
eounlv in the same judicial circuit.'
1;*!*.-..' ' v..
ONE HUNDRED LOST.
Marine Disaster North of San Fran
cisco.?Passenger Boat Rammed
By Lumber Vessel.
j 111 one ..r the worst marine disas
i tcis it, tin; hi?tury of California lie
j I ween one hundred and one handle,
j ?ml lifly Jives were loH as Jar as ha
j been learned by a midnight collisioi
j between the steamer Columbia and th
j v-,,':"n lumber .-chooner San Pedro ii
I Shelter ( ove. twelve miles soiitii o
| the .Meilocjiio-i (iimbohlt County line
j California. between 12 and 1 o'eloel
I Sunday morning.
1 I he Columbia, a .'100-foot steel ves
j 'he ";i'i Franeix'o and Port
j land Steamship company, while bourn
! I rum Sim Francisco ior Portland
I Ore. will, IS!) pas-oiij-crs and a crew
1 "} >i.vty, collided with and was ram
j d by l he San Pedro. ;i 170-fool
j A< ? I? 11 -|can:c|-. -mil h-biitiud. The so;
I wa- smooth, but <he weather was loir
!-'.> 'he San Pedro looming out o!
j'he mist a lew lengths away. bore
down on | he Columbia at hi?rh speed
I despite frantic efforts to clear. Witl
a rind in;; crash, the San I'edro sanl
her si em fully ten feet into I he ( o
j lumbia *s port bow.
i Nearly all of (lie Columbia's |(;i^
I scii'_*er> and many of her new wen
j asleep in l heir cabin- and bunl<? when
the era- h came. A i he San Pedn
j bached away the <ea |>oured in
br-'uvh tin' ra-.-ved In ?J?- in the f *.
| Inn.hi.i bow above and I,!:i<
i vv!i'" and in | iv<- min-it~ tlu
( "I nubia -ank l<- t he bottom. t lie dor
watel - o| the Shell.-r Cove CoVerill'J
I 1'' 1 ' 1' '1111 - "I the ( 'tintbia '< ui i -! *
I o i y .||" that five minuter !.
I .v"! t" be told and a- it H |.dd b\
| -ojiie Mirvivors the fact- of the leave,
dy can lie bul ._rues<ed al.
According i,, ,f s. Klynn. a passcn-cr
on the Woanoke. ('apt. Dorau. of
the Columbia, succeeded in launcbiirj
four life boats and two rafts befon
the Columbia sank. Klynn in an interview
is (|iio|ed as savin1/ that eitrh
ty-eiirbt passenirors. all men, not awaj
in that manner, and were saved; thai
Capt. |).nan acted with yroat cool
ness in I lie lace of death and won!
down with his ship. Flynn is I'urthoi
quoted as savinjr that none of tin
1 un.lred odd women passengers wer<
vavod.
Shortly after the collision tlu
steamers Roanoke and Ceo. W. Ride
and the steam schooner Daisy Mitch
oil, all soulh-hoiind, came on tIn
scene and stood by. The Khler tool
the Sail Pedro in tow. The stem o
11 Pedro w;i< smashed !o splin
lo.r*. one of her ma-l- wa< stiappc.
j ?l I a' the deck and she \va< ^cltim.
I and ha.l a heavy li-l when taken ii
{ t w. I apt. Hansen remained .u
board.
I he Hai-v Milchell offered a<si-1
! I he Khler. lull this wa-i de
j (dined. She pii l.ed up a life lioai an.
j '' '' 'if' "f the Columbia and In-..'I'.'h
j t' in 'o i-iv .-ily.
I N'ear the -relic of the U reck th.
11 *:>111 picked lip a life rail am
J !' 'i 'IM.! i.*a! Ii it the .!. ad body o|
la pa --.MV'er. -ii|.p.,(d I,. ie Kdwan
j I !? '. ! I'.'i; -111o jt h, \, ||
! Capt. Dorau was rcjanlcd by tin
J ojheiaU of 'lie San Kraucisco am
I ortlaml Steamship Company as om
! < I the able-t -eaincn who ever opera!
| I'd a \ e-.?e| on l|;c rnihl, Mi- rareei
I bad bee11 I l ee i mm accident. and l hiI
i- the first disaster that ha- bofalloi:
j any vexel over which It" held cm
t niaM.l.
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.
Wales fr.un Newhorvv S. ('., as fol
lows:
i Season Ticket *l!?. 55. Sold daih
April inth to November .'Willi.
'!<? Day ticket - !C?.:i(?. Sold daih
Apri! l!Mh to November 30th.
15 day ticket >i l.i'.O. Sold dail;
j April !!Kh to November 30lh.
| Coach Kxeursion 55. Sold oae!
; Tuesday; limit 10 days. Kndorsed
i "No! ?.'(Kid in parlor or slcepin
! cars."
1 Throuvh Pullman sleeping ears, vi
j AI la:: lie ( osf l/uie Kail road company
Write for a beautiful illustrate
| folder oonlainiiur maps, descriptiv
j malor, lis! of Motel, etc.
Jo; ie-ervations or anv informs'
lion. Add ros.s,
T. C. White,
fleneral I'assenirer A"t.
: W. ,T. Craisr,
Passentror TiVifT'ie ^rnnncrer,
Wilmington, Nf. C.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
1 Schedules of passenger trains i
< and out of the Union Station. Nov
I berry, S. C.
5 Southern Trains.
No. 15 for Oreenville .... 8.50 a. n
> No. 12 for Columbia ....10 32 a. t;
i No. I!) for Creenville .... 1.35 p. r
1 No. 18 for Columbia .... 1.50 p. n
No. 11 for Greenville .... 4.42 p. n
t No. 10 for Columbia .... 0.-17 p. n
J _ 0., N. & L. Trains.
No. 8;> for Laurens .... 5.10 a. n
| No. for Columbia .... 8.47 a. 1
j No. ~/2 for CJrceuvillc . J2 40 p. m. j
j No. for (Columbia .... 3.10 > . u . ;
. No. _'l for La m en.s 7.25 J.. m. j
No. S) for Columbia 8.30 p. m. J
I he i'orojroiny .schedules are "iven I
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: modern improvements, 240 hoarding pu
| ship, culture and social life. Conservator
, ; in Art and Klocution. Business College, li
c J Health reconl not surpassed. Close p
de.\elopment of each ppuil. Uniforu: wori
CIIARGKS VKKV J.OVV.
26th Annual Session will begin on Sej:
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only fur information, arc not guaraniced
ami arc subject to t'liun^c without
notice.
J i;ly ] '>, 1!?j7.
0. L. Robinson,
Station Master.
nale College.
ot water heat. Klectric lights ami other *u
pi's last year. Ili^h standard of -eholary
sit I vantages in Music. Advance course p,
lible, ami normal courses.
ersonal attention to the health ami social
a on all public occasions jQj
item her iSth 1907 l'or catalogue address of
M. RHODES, President,
Littleton, X. C.
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gars and
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Tobacco.ab
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octuring Co.,1
LLE, S. C,
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find Window Sere ens, f,1
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k. Cancels, Mouldings,
n, arid everything in ~
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apartment fcS VV
3BACCO CO. I ! a
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fife k
HwanrnwiTiig
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Capital $25,000.
Hie Bonk of I
Prosperity
1 his Bank was established to ;
ne. It will so care for your moi
ire, and you can have it wheneve
in the financial family it will pro'
need. It insures you the best sei
Make a deposit today. Ever]
ink account.
4 per cent on money in the Sav
so. Y. Hunter, President.
J. F. Browne, Cs
IbTo. 699'
'he People's Nfl
Prosperity,
aid Up Capital
urplus and Individual Pre
tockholders" Liabilities
?1-' P!'?^ec^on of deposilot
. G. Moseley President. M. A,
W. wnelliir. Cashier. Geo.
Better a conservative imerest oi
turn when wanted, than a high rat(
out the principal.
A National Bank is a safe Deposit,
akes it so Likewise our Board oi
prudent conservative managemenl
DIRECTOR
G. W. Bowers. W
J. A. C. Kibler. Jr
R. L. Luther. W
M. A. Carlisle. G<
J. H. Hunter. H
J. P. Bowe
re allow 4 percent, per ar
epartment, interest pay<3ianos
j
ry
Organs j
At Factory Prices. |
/rite us at once for our special plan j
f payments on a Piano or (Wan '
l you buy either instrument through '
s, you pet a standard make, one i /?\ <
iat will last a lil'e-time. Write ; |
Malone Music House
COLUMBIA, s. c., j
For Catalogues, Terms, Etc. j *
i J Main
Street, New
We submit the comparative figure
id esteem on the part of a patroniz
June 14, 1906.
>ans $137,193.84
Sf osits 52,566.79
A GAIN OF OVER 100
We, toa, pay A per cent, in our
J. D. OAVENPORE.
R. HIPP, Vice F
M. L. SPEARMAIS
GEO. B. CROMER
your~baj
THE NEWBERRY SH
ipital $50,000
No Matter How Small, N
The Newberry Ss
ill give it careful attenti
pplif s to the men and the
*\s. Mcintosh,
President.
j
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Surplus $14,000 ^
Prosperity. 1
, S. C. J
assist ycu in building a ior-jM
ley that it is absolutely?^- l|
:r you want it. And jfl you 1
ve your good friend, /in time
vice and convergence.
/ fortune hai grown from a ^
V
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J. S. Wheeler, V. Pres.
ishier.
Si
itional Bank
8. C.
- $25,000 00
'fits $5,000 00
. $25,000 00
S.
, Carlisle, Vice-President
Johnstone, Attorney.
i your deposit with its safe ,
s and a feeling of doubt t\
Government supervision
' Directors is a guarantee
t.
S:
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io. B. Fellers,
. A. Moseley.
so. Johnstone.
. C. Moseley.
rs.
inum in our Savings
ible semi-annually.M
ALL KINDS \
f Plumbing
Done on j
lort Notice J
W. WHITE, ^
bernf, S. C.
s as evidence of confidence
ing public. v
June 14, 1907.
Loans $195,441.13
Deposits 105,268.18
1 PER CENT.
Savings Department,
r, Prest.
3rest. <
J, Cashier. 4
!. Atty. C]
\KING! J
1VINGS BANK. J
Surplus $30,000 1
o Matter How Large,
ivings Bank I
on. This message I
women alike. I
J. E. NORWOOD,
Cashier. n