The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 31, 1913, Page THREE, Image 3
THAW IS (?It AM TED MOKE TIME
November I Final Date for Brief on
Conspiracy Indictment.
Rochester, X. H., October 27.?Governor
Felker today granted ihe request
c'" Harry K. Thaw for a fun" ,t r
contini-anco in ihe extradition proceedings.
setting November 4 a.-: the 'i
\u ..i 'Wil VM1.V.! s . r> an.v/1 nv; ? ? nm; - * ? v
a supplementary brief bearing on t 10
conspiracy indictment returned
against th ir client by the New York
county grand jury. A continuance of
two weeks had been requested. William
Travers Jerome, who opposed
the delay, will be allow-" d two days to
answer the new bnef.
Probably 3,000 persons gathered at
the city hall to see Thaw and many
crowded into the room where the hcarr
ing was held. It was a Thaw crowd,
I and when former Governor Stone, of
Pennsylvania, who appeared for Thaw,
jl declared that the sentiment of the people
of New York and New Hampshire
was that his' client had been sufficiently
punished there was a demonstration
of approval so noisy that the
governor ordered the room cleared.
Officers made little headway and the
spectators remained to the end.
Personalities appeared in the argument.
Jerome declared that "Thaw's
counsel from. Governor Stone down
wished to keep Thaw in New Hampshire
as long as possible, as long even
as the Thaw coal and coke mines hold
out to burn." Mr. Stcne likened Jerome
to the "hound of the Baskervilles."
Jerome described Thaw as a "degenerate,
insane, criminal," and said
that Thaw money had attempted to
bribe a grand juror and two jurymen
during his first trial for the murder of
Stanford White.
ISULZER DEMES CHARGES.
Removed Governor Talks of Campaign
Funds.?>Tucli Given 3Iurphy.
New York, Oct. 25.?"I never asked
Ryan for money; I never said, Tell
your father I'm the same old Bill,'"
declared William Sulzer tonight, in
a speech to voters of the sixth as(sembly
district, where he is campaigning
for election to the legislature
on the progressive ticket. Mr.
Sulzer declared that Allen A. Ryan,
a witness at the impeachment trial
in Albany, in testifying that he had
sent Sulzer $10,000 when he was a
f candidate for governor, did not tell
the whole story.
"I have made up my mind to tell
it myself," said Sulzer.. his oniy con|
versation with Ryan during the camk
paign was a brief one ov-:r the telejk
phone after John Delaney, personal
W rpnrpsontative of Charles F. Murphy,
leader of Tammany Hall, .had called
Ryan up from Sulzer's office, he said,
f "I gav. that $10,000 to Mr. De|
laney," Sulzer continued, "and he took
I it up town and gave it to Mr. Murphy.
| Late that afternoon I saw Mr. MurL
phy at Delmonico's. During our con1
versation 1 said, 'Did Joan give you
A the ten from Ryan?7 Mr. Murphy
:tv replied, 'Yes, that's all right, but it
is only a drop in the bucket. You will
"hflvp to do better than that.'"
f"So far as I know?I am pretty
well advised?Mr. Murphy never accounted
for that $10,000 any more
than -h-e accounted for the Brady $25,000
which I refused, and which he
1 accepted from Judge Beardley "
Mr. Sulzer started iiis explanation
of the Ryan contribution tonight by
declaring that after he was nominated
for governor, Murphy was continually
urging him to get campaign funds.
Mr. Sulzer expressed reluctance to go
tc the "special interests" for money,
as he said Murphy urged.
'Murphy has charged me with misappropriating
campaign money. I
have denied that charge, several times,
and there is not a word of truth in
the accusation.
"The Frawley committee proved on
the trial that I had received about
t $27,000 all told from various sources
during the time I was a candidate for
governor. Of this sum, $12,000 went
B to my campaign committee, $10,000
?the Ryan money?went to Mr. Murphy
and $5,000 went to Mr. Murphy's
closest personal friend. This man
was to turn the money over to Mr.
Murphy?but he kept it. That is how
A my campaign funds went.
I "That is all there is to campaign
money I received while a candidate
for governor last fall, and all Mr.
Murphy's agents and all investigators
oould not prove to the contrary.
"Mr. Murphy has nothing on me.
If he has, I challenge him to produce
it."
CATHOLICS CLAIM
ELECTION HONORS
I Declare They Have Carried Federal
District.?May Be Invalidated.
Mexico City, Oct. 27.?Out of 978
polling places in the federal district
the Catholic party leaders claim a majority
in 920 for their candidates,
BMf T^ederico Gamboa and Gen. Rascon.
This claim they say. is based on return-.
reported by the party watchers
at the po'!<j.
The returns from Celiama, Guadalajara
and various smaller towns also
indicate Catholic majorities. Hucrta.
and Blanquet rec ived majorities in a
miWiU-T o! jjiarcs
i i.- beliVvod by many politic-inns
;! a I < ouji.h vot" have boon cast i\ r
i" e Hucrta-Iilunqnet ticket to invalidate
the lection, in view of Gen.
Huena's decvration that congress
must declare these votes illegal.
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Th,< jivnntamipnt.n has hnen enllpd tr,
meet Nov mber 2 to pass upon the
;ballots for senators and deputies.
Reluctance c go to the polls was
general. Ees4des a lack of experience
? A-*/. ???-? t?/\ *irn r? no ir? f A V? J
ill MlCli .lilclll s, liic; c was oaiu iu u generally
felt a fear that some evil
'consequences would follow should the
i voter choose a losing candidate.
I Less than 7 per cent of the regis'
tered voters cast a ballot at Ensenada
de Los Santos, L. C. Of this a large
part was composed of soldiers. The
vote was practically unanimous for
Huerta and Blanquet
j Th-e minister of the interior, Senior
Aldape, tonight claimed Huerta|
Blanquet victories in the half dozen
i interior cities from v. hich election
returns have been received. Mont', rs
morelos, in the State of Neuvo Leon,
gave a unanimous vote to Huerta of
12,850.
| Guadajara, Publa, San Luis, Potois,
! Merida and Ensada are claimed for
!
taht: government ticket.
Good Doctrines.
Florence Times.
T.he Episcopal church is urging a
continued stand against the divorce
evil and pleading for more religion
j in the public schools. We are in the
1 greatest sympathy with both of these
and hope that the influence of the
; church will be strong. Of the evils
of divorce there can be but one side,
the whole world is coming to recognize
that evil as one that must be
! checked as soon ,as churches and
rnmmnnities sret the backbone to
land up against it, but there will
be a howl about religion in the public
schools, the very place where it is
most needed.
Converse Graduate to Wed.
Spartanburg Herald.
Invitations were issued here to the
marriage of Miss Adeline Johnstone
and Walter Jefferson Roundtree,
which will take place in Newberry on
the evening of Tuesday, November
11, at 7 o'clock, in the Presbyterian
church. Miss Jonnston. is a graduate
of Converse college, and has many
friends here. The invitation ro her
marriage were issued by her par:nts,
Mr. and' Mrs. Allen Johnstone.
Think of It.
McBea' Courier.
Strawberries the middle of October!
Just think of it! We were shown
three fully developed strawberries on
last Wednesday by Capt. Hugh Knighi
which were raised in his garden.
Next year Capt. Knight expects to go
into the cultivation of strawberries,
dewberries, etc., on quite an extensive
scale.
One of the cotton mills in Columbia
uses 20 bales of cotton in a day for
the sole purpose of making wrapping
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! STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY,
Court of Common PJeaa
C. J. Purcell and P. E. Scott, partners
! trnfiincr nnr?or fho firrii r*amp and
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J Style of Purcell & Scott.
Plaintiffs,
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against
Robert Floyd and Fannie Todd,
defendants,
By virtue of an order of the court
herein, I will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, before the court
house at Newberry, S. C., within the
legal hours of sale, on Monday, the
3rd of Xc/ember, the same behg
salesday, the following tract of lard,
to wit:
l All tTmt trort nr nar^pl r>f lflnr? Ivin?
and being in No. 6 township, coun:y
and State aforesaid, containing nine
ty (90) acres, more or less, bounded
on the north by lands of Mrs. Charlotte
Stewart, on tb? east by lands of
the estate of James M. Jones, on tne
; south by lands of Mrs. Xora Werts and
on the west by lands of D. H. Stillwell,
this being the \dentical tract of
land conveyed to *he said Robert
TTH/virH onrt TTrmnip Tndri hv James B.
: Xeel by deed dated November 6, 1902,
i and recorded in the office of the re;
gister of mesne conveyances for said
'county in Deed Boe^ No. 11 at page
476.
Terms of sale: One third of the pui+/-,
v?q noi'H in on c"h fhp
LiiaOC piiLC C KJ V \s pUiU AX* ~
balance to be paid in one and two
years, with interest from day of sale,
! the credit portion to be secured by
j bond of the purchaser and mortgage
of the premises sold; the credit por!
tion to bear interest at eight per cent
| per annum payable annually, and the
1 bond and mortgage to provide for the
payment of 10 per cent attorneys zee
in case mortgage has to be collected
by an attorney or be placed in hi
hands for collection: the purchase
to deposit with the Master $100 im
mediately upon the acceptance of hi
bid. which amount ?hnll be forfoitoi
unless he shall comnly in 10 days wit]
the terms of sale, and tho premise
shall t'.-.en be cold a' the ri-k of th
former i;*reh:iser Pur:i.er to ??:v
for papers ;m;! for record*;1.:: t'.io san;i
H. H. Rikard,
Master Newberry County, S. C.
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION F01
MOICI PAL ELECTION FOR Till
TOWN OF NEWBERRY, SOITI
CAROLINA.
Notice is hereby given that th<
books of registration of voters for th
Town of Newberry, S. C., will b
! opened at the office of the Clerk am
i Treasurer, in the Opera House, fron
(the first day of October, 1913, unti
the thirtieth day of November, 1912
both days inclusive (Sundays ex
,cepted), between the hours of
o'clock in the forenoon and 5 o'cloc!
in the afternoon. J. R. Scurry has bee:
appointed Supervisor of Registration
jOnly suc'h persons as register a
! herein provided for shall be allowei
i to vote at the regular town electioi
j to be held on the ninth day of De
| cember, 1913, and at special election
! to be held in the Town of iN'ewDerr;
during the two years.
The production of a certificate o
registration from the Board of Reg
istration to vote In a polling pre
cinct within the incorporate limits o
j the Town of Newberry, proof of res
{idence in the municipality for fou
1 tv* r\r* fVi e* o nnnol olor
| Ui^/UlUO px ^V.^UXX15 cuv UUUUUA VAW
Ition for the year 1913, and the pay
; ment of all taxes assessed him, du
jand collectible for the previous fis
cal year, are necessary to entitle th
i applicant to register.
By order of the Town Council c
| the Town of Newberry, S. C., on th
129th day of September, 1913.
Z. F. WRIGHT,
Mayor.
, Attest:
J. R. SCURRY,
Clerk and Treasurer.
LAND FOK SALE.
The undersigned ^'ill sell to th
Iviicriioof hiHflpr for rac;h before th
j court house at Newberry salesdav i
! November, 1913, if not before at pr:
vate sale, lot No. 1, the home place c
the late B. L. Dominick in Prosperity
containing 3-4 acres on which is local
ed an eight room dwelling, and wit
| good water. Lot No. ?, containing 3acre,
beau" ''.'ul building site, an
which is now located two large barne:
Purchaser pay for papers.
J. A. Dominick,
Mrs. W. G. Mitchell,
Mrs. G. C. Fellers.
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STATE Of' SUUTrt UAKUivIAA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY,
Court of Common Pleas.
J. T. Dominick, Pennie Lee Pitt:
| Frank R. Hunter, as administrate
of the personal estate of Geo. C
' Dominick, deceased, and Eugene i
Blease,
Plaintiffs,
Against
'J. Luther Dominick, in his own rig!
and as executor of the last will an
testament of D. T Dominick, d<
| ceased; Carrie Dominick, Anna Lo
Dominick, Colie L. (or Cole Ear]
Dominick, Alonzo Dominick, Tillc
J. Dominick and Marvin A. Z. Dom
IllCii,
Defendants,
By virtue of an order of the cou:
herein, I will sell before the coui
i house at Newberry, S. C., to the higl
jest bidiK:- on the 3rd day of No
11913, the same being salesday, withi
I the legal hours of sale, the followin
tracts of la>:d, in the county and Stal
aforesaid, to wit:
Tract No. 1, containing Ihirty-or
, and fifty one hundredths (3S 50-10C
acres, more or less, bounded by lane
of C. Poag, G. W. Jacobs, the old Lai
i rens railroad and the public highwa;
Tract Xo. 3 containing fifty and si
one hundreths (50 6-100) acres, moi
or less, and bounded by tracts No
O r\ W A A Vwtr fVi r\ nf W Pril I
aiiu i anu vjy tuc laiiuo wa i? .
man, M. M. Buford and D. S. Speai
man.
Tract Xo. 4, containing sixty-fiv
and thirty-three one hundredths (6
33-100) acres, more or less, bounde
by tract Xo. 3, and by lands of T*
Coleman, H. H. Evans and a road.
Tor-^ic nf sslo* Drip third of the nil]
i chase money to be paid in cash, th
balance in two equal annual instal
! ments, the credit portion to bear intei
est from day of sale at the rate c
eight per cent per annum and to b
secured by bond of the purchaser an
I mortgage of the premises sold, sai
mortgage to provide for the paymen
| of 10 per cent of amount due thereo
as attorneys fees in case the same i
I foreclos-od or placed in the hands c
an attorney for collation, with leav
to the purchaser to anticipate paymeu
of the credit portion in whole or i
| part. Purchaser to pay for papers an
tor recording tne same.
H. H. Rikard,
Master of Newberry County, S. C.
October 9, 1913.
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'* EXECUTORS' SALE Of LAND.
Under authority vested in us by the %
last will and testament of Mrs. U. A. /y
n Amick, deceased, we will offer for sale .im
l' | at public auction to the highest bidder, AP" A
j j before the Court House door at New- Q /XrS
j berry, S C., during the legal hours 'j
of sale, on Monday, salesday, the 3rd
^ j day of November,. 1913, the following
described tract of land, to wit:
y_ All that tract of land lying in. Newv>
berry county, State of South Carolina, 1
I pnntninirip- fnrtv-siY and fi-10 (46 fi-10) itf'/
g j acres, more or less, bounded by lands
e j of Dr. J. J. Dominick, a public road If \ ^
I separating it from lands of Mrs. S. P.
ie 1 Taylor and Arthur Quattlebaum, Sp" ^7
^ j lands of the Dominick girls, lands of 1/
ls C. S. Nichols, and others.
i- Terms of sale: Cash. Purchaser to yjT g'Ji)
y. pay for papers. '(jfl/
x U. W. AmiCK,
e T. D. Amick. life/ '
s. Executors of the last will and testa5
ment of Mrs. U. A. Amick, deceased. WV
r- | 9-td-ltw. Jji
LAND FOR SALE. ^
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Notice is hereby given that the heirs
, at law of S. E. Hawkins, deceased,
will sell at public outcry to the high- COLLECTION 1
'1 est bidder before the Court House at OF CHAPPE]
| Newberry, S. C., on salesday in Nov- . Notice is here
jemoer iyi3, (Nov. '6) ror aismDuuon (ior me conecu<
0 among the heirs, the following des- Town of Chapp*
cribed real estate: year 1913 will 1
One tract of land situated in the of the undersig
^ county of Newberry and State of Soutn November, 1913
0 Carolina, being a part of the old I forenoon, and
djCureton place, containing fifty-five purpose u:
d j (55) acres, more or less, and bounded 30^ day 0f ^o'
lt by land of G. T. Stockman, S. J. Kohn after saifl date ,
" and others. by law wiU att
? Terms of sale: cash, purchaser to miUs Qn thg flol
>L pay for papers and recording same.
e S. P. Hawkins,
* Sallie E. Hair, i ,
n Nancy Singlsy, ? e "
d Jacoto Chappells, S. C
Eugene Hawkins,
Linnie Lepford,
HeiTS at law of S. E. Hawkins de- TO D.
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by All First Class Dealers .
OF TAXES IN TOIVN Jury Commissioners for Newberry
LLS, S. C. County, S. C., will at nine o'clock a.
by given that the books ni., October 31st, 1913, in the office of
Dn of taxes due in the the Clerk of Court, openly and pubslls,
S. C., for the fiscal ticly draw the names of thirty-six men
De opened at the office to serve as Petit Jurors for the Court
ned on the 1st day of of Common Pleas which will convene"
, at 10 o'clock in the November 17th, 1913.
will remain open for Jno. L. Epps,
ntil and including the Eug. S. Werts,
member, 1913, and that Jno. C. Goggans,
lie penalties prescribed | Jury Commissioners for Newberry
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,acn. j.ne levy is uvc v/uum.j',
lar of assessed proper- October, 20th, 1912.
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31erk and Treasurer. Cough and Headache and works off the Coltf
OMnhpr 1 nfh 1913 Druggists refund money if it fail3 to cnrc
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are cured by Lhe wonderful, old reliable Dr.
jfey given that we, tie Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relitvM
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