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113-115 MERC
NEGRO KILLS SALUDA FARMER, j
Emanuel Carver Shot Down in Cotton
Field?First Reports that
Negro Had Been Lynched
by Posse Prove False.
Sjilnda, Sept. I I.?Kmanucl Carv- |
er, a young while man about .'10 years j
of age, living six miles south of Sa- j
lnda, was shot and instantly killed j
this afternoon by Will Ilerrin, colored.
The. killing look place in a
field, where he was picking cotton,
and I he negro, Ilerrin, who did the
killing, it is claimed, was of unsound
mind. Ilerrin went to Carver's field,
and without warning or notice, shot I
him down. Information received
here is thai after killing Carver he
also tried to kill Carver's wife, who)
it appears, was in |1k> field. Mrs.
Carvre grabbed I lie gun and saved
herself from a similar l'ale to that of
her husband. '
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News of I he shooting rapidly i
spread in the community, and a posse
was quickly formed, and from the reports
just received I hey had captured
Ihe negro, and it is supposed have
lynclit d him. Young Mart in Matheney,
who lias just arrived here, stales
lliat lie was informed thai the negro
had been raptured, and while being
pursued was .shot, lint not fatallv.
Alter lie passed (he Carver home lie
heard a volley of guns and pistols,
and the supposition here now is that
the negro 'has been killed.
The killing of Mr. Carver was a
most cold-blooded act. A brother of
Ilerrin was in Saluda late this evening
looking for the Probate Judge,
saying that a member of his family
was crazy, and he wanted to know
what should be done about, it.
From all the reports it appears
that AVill Ilerrin shot Mr. Carver
while t'he former's brother was here
at Saluda looking for the Probate
Judge with a view of having him
committed to the Stale Hospital for
the Insane. It. is also stated that
Will Herrin attempted lo kill two negroes
Ibis afternoon. Sheriff Sample
was phoned and left soon after
for the Carver home, the scene of
the killing,t and has not returned
yet.
Saluda, Sept. 34.?11 P. M.?Sheriff
Sample has just returned to Saluda
with Will Herrin, who this afternoon
shot and killed Mr. Carver.
The negro is suffering from several
gunshot wounds inflicted in order to
effect his capture. After shooting
Mr. Carver down in the field Ilerrin
broke his gun over Mr. Carver's
head, and went and armed himself
with another gun.
When the news of Mr. Carver's
death was made known, Mr. J. II.
Forrest, Mr. Banyan, Watson and
others attempted to capturo the negro,
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and while doing so wove compelled 1
!< lire on him to avoid being shot <1
themselves. \
Herrin had hidden in the weeds 1
near'Mr, Carver's home, and when <
called upon by Mr. Forrest and oth- <
ers to surrender he refused to do so, <
but instead attempted to fire upon
them. One of the. shots fired by the 1
pursuers took effect in the negro's t
eye and others 111 his body. Herrin 1
is now in Saluda jail suffering from 1
his wounds. ,
^ Sheriff Sample, states that Mr. 1
Carver's neighbors assured him that 1
no attempt would be made to lynch 1
Herrin. They desire that the law 1
shall take i(.s course. >
At this hour Sheriff Sample is un- '
derided whether to take the negro to <
Columbia for safe keeping. The 1
gentleinen who captured llie nesrro t
''""Id have easily lynched liiin had i
they si. desired. After taking Her- i
rin into custody no effort was made <
to harm him, and he was readilv <
turned over to the sheriff.
Sheriff Sample says that llerrin I
has as good sense as anybody, and, so 1
far as lie can see. shows no svmp- 1
loins of insanity. The negro says 1
the 1 eason 'lie killed .Mr. Carver was 1
because of a difference arising out I
of a buggy trade. He wanted toj>
buy flic buggy, but Mr. Carver asked 11
him lui> much for it. ! <
WANT 1IERRIN TRIED AT ONCE, j I
Saluda County Citizens. Shocked at
Horrible Murder of Carver Urge 1
That Law Shall Act Speedily. :
News and Courier. 1
Saluda, Sept. 1;>.?Coroner Glisson I
has just returned from holding sin 1
inquest over the. body of Mr. Carver,
the young white man killed in this 3
county yesterday afternoon by Will
llerrin. No possible excuse can be
found for the killing. There are '
some who say Herrin sometimes act- <
ed strangely. Mark llerrin, the fath- 1
01 of \\ ill, says that he took the gun
shells away from 1pm yesterday 1
morning, but afterwards Will obtain- 1
ed some from a white man. I
As stated in the stories published i
today, Mark llerrin was here yester- 1
tor day afternoon to sec the probate 1
judge alK)u(. Will's condition. Will
Herrin lived with Mr. Carver until
the first of August, when his time
was out. Since then he has been
staying with Mark Herrin, three miles
from tihe Carver home.
j The testimony of the inquest shows
I Mr. Carver and his wife were
1 picking cotton near the house. Mrs.
Carver being attracted by the crying
of her baby, went into the houso.
Very soon she heard a gunshot at !
t edge of the yard, and rushing to
the door was horrified to see her
husband on the ground and Will Hor\
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in standing over him beating him
i cross the head with a gun. Herrin
valked leisurely away and placed
limsclt near the house in a bunch
I weeds. While beating Mr. Carver
ver the head with (lie gun the stock'
?f the gun broke off. !
Herrin, it appears, made no special
Utcinpt to escape, but remained near
he Carver home. When the neigh-j
>ors arrived and started towards Iler- I
in to arrest .him lie cursed the crowd I
ilely, and raising his stockless gun j
ired at them, wounding one of the I
>artv. When Herrin fired Mr. II. J. :
Forrest fired at him, the charge j
tearing out one of his eyes. The j
diock turned him, and another shot'
vas tired into him. Nothing daunt'd.
llerrin calmly loaded his single
barrel gun and returned the shot, I
his time hitting Andrew ('order. Then
i was that several shots were fired
uto him and his capture was effect*d.
None of llerrin *s wounds are:
langerous.
Saluda county citizens are gratified
I hat there has been no attempt at !
lynching in this case. A speedy trial i
*vill be insisted upon. Solicitor Timinermann
was in Saluda today and '
ivas communicated with in reference
l?? i"i immediate trial. Ii is under'd
I ha I he will make a request of
i he governor to order ;i special term
I court as soon as practicable. Sherill
Sample has llerrin in his custodv,
l?it out of an abundance of precaution
is not keeping him in the county j
jail. There is much feeling over the!
killing of Mr. Carver among his
friends and neighbors, but there does
not appear to be the slightest apprehension
of lynching. Still, if a speedy
tiial be refused no one knows what
night be done.
NEWBERRY SCHOOLS TO OPEN. |
The next session of the Newberry
Graded Schools will begin on Monla.v,
September 21, 1908. The schools
will open promptly at nine o'clock.
The pupils who were not present on
iccount of sickness last June and also ;
new pupils will report for examina- ^
tion and classification at the office of I
the superintendent on Thursday, Fri-1
flay, and Saturday, September .17, .18,
ind 19, for the purpose of rcgrading.
W. A. Stuckey,
Superintendent.
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We will give a first-class barbecue
at Bethel Academy at Pomaria
on Saturday, September 19, 1908.
Dinner 40 and 45 cents.
H. M. Wicker.
Jno. A. Graham.
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1st. The rates of storage cover all costs
to the farmer, including protection for
his cotton from fire and the weather, and
the rate is as low or lower than the
farmer can insure his cotton when housed
at home
2. Its warehouse receipts are regarded
as the highest class of bankable collateral
3. f moiic; can be borrowed 011 anything
it can be borrowed 011 the receipts
of The Standard Warehouse Company.
4. The identical cotton that you place
in the warehouse is returned upon the
surrender of receipts.
5. In case of fire your cotton is paid
for at market value, and you have no
difficulty as to insurance, the full insurance
being maintained by The Standard
Warehouse Company.
6. The Standard Warehouse Company
is absolutely independent of any other
organization and conducts its affairs upon
strict business methods.
7. The paid up capital stock of The
Standard Warehouse Company is $350,000.00
and the company is absolutely
safe, and its warehouse receipts come
ahead of the stockholders.
8. The Standard Warehouse Company
is anxious to have cotton of farmers and
otiiers stored, and offers the most complete
protection and encouragement for
farmers desiring to hold their cotton.
i). Rates will be furnished upon appli
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Standard Warehouse Newberry, S. C.
T. B. STACKHOUSE, President,
Columbia, S. C.
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Newberry, S. C., Jan, 17,19O8. 9
Dear Madam Housekeeper:
We wish to call your at-^B
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