The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, April 28, 1914, Page THREE, Image 3
I 'LEA FOR DELAY
I IS UNAVAILING:
Ol'PLK I'LACKI) ON TRIAL AT was imlu
SPA 1JT A Mil Mi (i row "nine:
|?\de Caldwell (lenient and l.anrsi tin<-aion<>
* * ? ? 4 ?.. , ,
It-1 eta rmuieioii .in* m?i-ni eu 111s pi
With Murder. j fossion.
Sya-'anburg. April -3.?Clyde Cald- peil(
well Clement, former s udent oi \Y'oi- , j,resen- j
ford Fit ing sch3; 1 here, and Laura J characte]
Fleta Pendleton. :he 19-year-old tele- I j>iac-ed oi
grapner, jointly indicted Monday for j o0 j rep
the murder of their alleged :Mnon*hs- j preceden,
old daughter, Virginia Virl, who was Tomori
irowned in Whie's Millpond here on t,u> trjaj
the night of January were placed i e?eiVnda;r
9n t: ial this morning. Counsel for stand H
Clement endeav red t> gain time by j pvJflpnpp
* i
4a continuance. Counsel lor the ac- jn robutc.
cused girl made few objections and | j.
termed desirious cf he trial starting. ' . . ,
; oik a ill ii
Before :he evening's recess was taken ,
OCcll pUU
the jury had been'drawn and four ' _
witnesses were examined. VILLA A
Cou..s 1 for Clement claimed that .
the newspaper accounts of tae case,
were of such a character tha: a senti- Says He
nient had been engendered against Into
iheir client which would prohibit him
getting a fair trial, and they asked for
,a continuance until the June term so El Pas
' the feeling would di?s (lowa. This Villa, he
motion was overruled by Judge Shipp. forces, in
It was claimed that a copy of the special a;
: wAf \\r\r\r\ ?? nr? + Vi o - Vi a rv
1 liUHJ.illciiL liau nui. u^^u. ?t/vi v" j ma. n<^ <<
Clement, which is necessary under the j a war wi
law. The judge ruled that the docu- j body.
ment had been served on counsel and> "Why/'
that was sufficient. Claiming that J arm a^ol
material witnesses could no: be se- ernment
W cured from Charlotte and that their would la
depositions could not be ob:ained ex- vou
l^^-cept by consent of the solictor, coun- drunkard
se! for Clement moved for a con- a tansle
P^tinuance on these grounds. This mo- villa s
tion was refused. ine
draft
Saying the the venire of the pe;it: transmjtt
and the grand juries had been il- j njgkt ai
legally drawn and I'hat talesmen had j some\yha
been illegally summoned by mail,
The re
counsel for Clement made a motion
. who rep(
I to quasli the panels or Doin juries. [ gtga.e ^
Judge Shipp ruled that these >vere ir- ; t. ^irrelevant
technicalities and resfused the !
? , . | was to st
motion. However, one of the points,,.
his attitu
raised caused the judge to recess the .
did 11
court for several hours until the law iT
the bord<
could be looked up, . . . , ,.
belnna -hi
oCntrary to expectations, it took ,,
I Carotin
only one hour and three minutes to ; ,
!and canv
select the jury which will decide the ..
oughly.
fate or" the accused. Twelve objections
were entered against venire I
me.], one was excused and another - Hones
was disqualified. between
m. - v I American
The Jury. . ^ ,
* * tisht thej
The jury, all of woom are farmers I ^ *
. , . . 1 \our adi
v.";th the exception or three, is as
n-nnlrl ns>
I follows: j. W. Gaston, foreman;
L Floyd, A. 0. Hendrix, G. R. Wingo, i a|.( ?"uj)^*
r T.,-,, ? t, plisaed it
H. G. Jennings, J. I. Miller, D. H.
West, J. E. Kimbrell, J. D. Deshields, I ^ llItl si
John F. Grey, B. E. Creigluon and foreiSneri
ft X H. Daniel. jout their
? paving a
r Dr. A. K. Fike was the first wit- . '
" : ei^ners h
^ ness examined. He testified that he :
had seen \he baby in the mill race.1 Ro^ber1
^ After it was taken out he had per- conti^en1'ormd
the au:opsy. He declared that rhat tne
fp tv r?w'
iliere were no external bruises and; * *?
that the condition cf the lungs, in !nLen^eti
his opinion, was evidence that the' ^tioi.s.
child had died from strangulation ^rom ^rcaused
by drowning. \ie\\s of
"Buck"' Seay, the miller who dis- '^iie re
covered the baby, described its po- Ameri(^n
. frem Me^
Isition in tne wa.er wnen aiscoverea.>
W. N. Willis, a civil engineer, idecti-; nized as (
las a hell
iied a blue print made and photo- *
graphs taken of the scenes of the al- ?L the ind
leged murder. individual
C3.TT3.ri2
Mrs. W. H. Hodges, of Greenville, , . x
II0S1 310 I
the last winess examined this after- c ?
,! acts of
noon, was exiremely nervous and >x .x
' traitor.
"? court adjourned on her account at; 4,T x_. ,
J I thinl
0 clock uiitil tomorrow morning at ,
^ ? ... , . frank, s
y:oU o ciocK oeiore sne naa completed
, _ i means a
Wier testimony. She will be on :he
^ , , He was
stand several nours tomorrow morn- i ^
p . i CarranzaI
equal wai
j until tod
.News' and Corier. ; d,d not m
Sparianburg, April 24.?Saving for ; desire wa;
rebuttal what he regards as in many j (
respects his strongest evidence of the \ .. at
guilt of Clyde C. Clement and Miss ' not mean
Fleda Pendletm, join.ly charged with mv
the murder of their baby daughter, So- por ,
licit :r Albert K. Hill rested :or the transacric
loT^ nic! off^rnnnn
^ itiLc uiic a: i iivwa, ,
The evidence the soliei or adduced to this v<
against the pair during the day but caret
became more and more damaging with jna] sh0w
each succeeding witness, and reached c rrect.
iis climax with the introduction of Miss don Pesq
Pendleton's confession, made in the, sulta'ion.
jail a few hours after her arrest, and meaning
recorded by a stenographer in the Pesqui*
presence of witnesses. \ of the pe:
Counsel for Clement used every ruse governmc
a
known to skilful lawyers to prevent fused a n
_ the introduction o: the document. In garrisons
I it the girl charges Clement with hav- . the field
ing thrown their lit.le daughter, on "To al
the night of January 30, in'o Lawson's i turned i
I Fork. *he creek which forms the mill' quiera. '
pond, where tie body was found the Huerta fc
ning. WOKhORI) WINS
i
ni s i.i the confession that she
iicd him on liis alleged dire ( olleire of Charleston
but declares that she protes - hyterian Second in
;t t.:ie dt-atli of thr baby. She test.
ced not to proven' him from
he baby by his promise to Iioek Hiil. April -1. r
i:' she acquiesced. and WolTord college, whos
d to deser in r if she thwart-! "Neglected Opporruni
irpose. acc rding to he c-m- place and the g dd nird
con.est of the S u h
lie State res t d a controversy . collegiate Oratorical a
ween c hi:isel for Clement and ia W inthrop college i
dleton as to which side should . c 11 >' tonight. F. h. B:o
ts defense testimony firs . lege 01 ( aarles on. wa
r witnesses for Clement were ond honor, and A I),
i the stand to say he b re a Presby erian c 'liege th
nation, bir the quest; 11 of The magniticient a
:e has not ye been decided. y ar rem delled so as
*ow will be "the bis day" 'f ble its capacity a :d 1
it is expected. 'I loth of the properties have been 2
ts are expeced to ake the thereby and wliic.- w
highly important documentary dec: rand for lie occa
probably will be introduced b> an appreciative a
al bv the Sate. 'audience. The Winthn
prac ically nothing has devei- cupied the stage with
le trial which lias n t already tors and sang a numb
lished. ; during the intervals.
? . s 11 welcomed the a
H.JI KKS W \ Ii hoped tr.at it w uld 1.
WITH I'MTKD STATKS and Win lirop college
; arena.
Will Decline to He Dragged The SIieakers, their c
Such bight With I 11 itt'd { subjects were as follow
StUtes- ' | A. \V. Lynch, The Ci
1 "
v;ldlull.
o, April 23.?Gen. Francisco
, , .... i Haddon Johnson, St
ad oi the rebel military
, ? r. , | "Peace-Patriotism: Pu
rormed George C . Carothers,1
i vice '
gent of the State department,:
ill decline to be dragged into i D* ^ a(*e> Erskil
th tlie United States by any-; Our Government."
T. E. Broyles, Colleg
he smiled as iie threw an i' ^ Shadow.
it the shoulder of the gov- j D. F. Barber, Xewb<
representative, "all Europe . Despotism."
ugh at us if we wen: to war r. j. Syfan, Woffo
They would say thai "little Oppor:unity."'
Huerta has drawn them into E B Crain> Furman
at ^asI" a Moral Democracy.''
aid he was net consulted in A D Smin Presbv
ing ot the Carranza note ? .. ,,,,
ed to Secetary Bryan last
, . . , . . R. Boyd, Clemson
id which was regarded as
* t ! Prevails Amid the C
t hostile in tone. i ,
I dance.
ibel leader told Carothers,.
jrted the interview to the j A,rER,(.AXS 0K(JASI:
partment tonight, that one of! VEK V CKl'Z
reasons he came to Juerez J
tow the American people that Kjve D,vis,ons. >0,r r
de was friendly! and that <ler-Mexicans V
o: fear to trust himself cn
;r without a military escort j Vera Cru2> ApriI 24>.
m" | of tlK civil adminis:r
?rs look supper with Villa gar.ized today?police, s
assed the situation thor- f}nance aud customs.
; made to put Mexicans
Voiild See the Trick jail departments, but a
t," said the rebel general possible, at least in tv
mou.'hfulls, "I hope the American officer^, were
s bottle up Vera Cruz so posts. T.:ey are Liei
* can't even get water into it. Mc-Xedy, of the battle
niral is doing something it who was appoin ed chit
ve taken us a long ime to the fleet paymaster, \vh<
>h ir' we could have accom- lector ot' customs. An t
: at all." i L.g made to g-t Gaines
lid he had arranged with all of rhe o.her departmen
s, except Spaniards, to ship impossible Americans v
cotton from Tampico on charge of all. An An
war tax, to which the for- made inspector over e;
ad agreed. i headed by a Mexican.
i
: V. Pesquiera, Carranza's lor Pa
ial agent here, insisted today; Police provisions cal
note of his chief to Secre-, ance of the patrol of
in was not hostile, but was i thougn Mexicans have
as a basis for further nego- j co-operate in the organ
"PTo tvqc ovno^tinfT o ronlv tiVe fOI'Ce. Tile CUStOll]
" UO 1 vp*v' j
Bryan setting; forth the said, may be placed to t
the State department. jlnited Sta:es.
bel position is t'hat the Close scrutiny will
troops should be withdrawn over all newspapers am
dean soil, Carranza recog- tions, and no editorial
ie fa:co president or at least cerning the American
igerent, and the punishment news regarding the
ividual Huerta and the other f,v>ops will be permitl
I offenders lef: to the rebels. .e commandant of t
:a if recognized would not Ur:a fortress in the
o apologize and disavow the dressed in full uniform,
one whom he consicters a Admiral Fletcher to<
j granted permission *o t
i his statement was fair and the women ;<nd childr
aid Pesquiera, "and by no "the fortress. The ba:tl
threat of war." i sailed for Galveston t
asked if the words used by the r.rk.y transport to
?"will drag us into an un- ?
fare with dignity, but which, { Another Kind o
ay, we desired to avoid"? Hus on Chronicle,
ean that Carranza at las* did John Bohrer, the
r. breeder, walked along
f'liief Wants Peace. the best dogs o: his ke
all.'' ha replied. "It could day. Two ladies fell
. tha* because I know that glad cries.
wants peace." ; -Magnificent," said
time it was thought the wonderful Great D;
)n might be a* fault and tha* Then s-,e became arc
s Spanish really meant "but sa^ sronino: 'her
-ry day we desire to avoid." 2ohrer. -that you cal
'ul examination cf the orig- ^ ne Hamlet?"
ru dial Uie uaii&u.ioii ?as "Xo." said Mr. Bohn
It was made by Samuel Bel
uiera and Carothers in con- j SALE PERSONAL ]
They carefully weighed the
of every word and phrase. j On Saturday, May 2
>ra said, as giving evidence o clock in 'ihe forenoo
aceful intentions of the rebel dence of the late J. 1
>nt, that Carranza had re-; ceased, I will sell all
umber of offers from federal, property of which he (
to join him if he would take possessed, consisting against
the United S ates. i plements and other p<
i
1 these offers we have re- ty.
legative replies/' said Pes-1 G. A.
'We can not j Din forces with!
)r any purposes." ; April 16, 1914.
i
( \)\TEST f I
Second, Pies- I I _
?*< ... | "Cured
K. .1. Syfan. of || Mrs. Jay McGee.of Stepht.
< nhj. "ft was ! H enville, Texas, writes: 'For
lv v on first! 'Q nine (9) years. I suffered with
, J ?g womanly trouble. I had teral
i.i the annual . w ,
, & nble headaches, and pains in
{ a!? llla 111,1 j l9 my back, etc. Itseemedasif
:a.i ... w>gi 1 would die, I suffered so. At
unlit riuni, t.iis j g Jast j decided to try Cardui,
ylcs. 01 the Col- k tj-e Woman's tonic, and it
s awarded sec- ; E helped me right away. The
Smith, of the g^g full treatment not only helped
ird. i EJ me, but it cured me."
uditorluni, last
nearly ^o^; ^ ^
mi enthusiastic a ,
>? cieo nub oc-; g xhe Woman's Tonic
the young ora- 'Jj
cr of sel ctions ^ Cardui helps women in time
Preside..; John- ^ of greatest need, because it
SMJUiitllUU till U LUIUUIU5 IIJ^ICUICJUO VV 111C11 at I
nuke Rook Hill specifically, yet gently, on the
its permanent % weakened womanly organs.
g So, if you feel discouraged,
ollegc an,I their f I ^,ue' 0ut;of-S?rtS1J unal>le t0
yj do your household work, on
; A account of your condition, stop
:adel, "The De-, & worrying and give Cardui a
I E trial. It has helped thousands
ate University, j EJ of women,?why not you ?
blic Civic Ser-; W Try Cardui. E-71
le, "Women in T
e of Charleston. EXECUTION.
Mrs. J. P. Gruber vs. J. J. De
By virtue of an execution to m
*rrv_ "The Xew ... . .
rected, in uie aoove stated case, ;
sell to the highest bidder, a: p
rd, Neglected allction, at 11 o'clock on Tue
May 5, A. D., 1914, the following
. "Tae Reign of scribed property, to wit: The ;
j of goods, consisting of furniture,
rterian College, fixtuies, of J. J. Dean, who has
1 Thereto."' doing business at Newberry, S. C.
"Why Povertv '(ier name and style of Dean F
Jreatest Abun-'ture company, levied on and to
! sold as the property of J. J. Des
j satisfy the aforesaid execution
ZI>(2 ! cost. Terms of sale: Cash.
GOVERNMENT j ' Cannon G. Blease
Sheriff of Newberry Corn
n Working Or- Sheriff's Office, Newberry C.
Vill Help. April 20, 1914.
4-21-2t-ltaw.
?Five divisions i
ation were or- NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE.>IE
:anitary, harbor,! Naiice is hereby given that I
An effort was ' make final settlement, as admini
:it the head of tor, en the estate of Pa rick B. Mit
s this was im-; minor, in the prcbate court for ;
i'o departments, berry county at 11 o'clock in the
assigned to the ' noon, May 29th, 1914, and immed
it Commander 11> thereaf.er apply f:r letters di;
ship Louisiana,1 soory as such administrator.
?f of police, and , All persons having claims ag
0 was made col-' said estate will present them dul
ift'ort still is be- ! tested on or before that date.
! ti act as head j T A Dominiok
ts, but if this is j Guardi:
vill be placed in j
lerican will be j TEACHERS EXAMINATION MA
ach department, Qn ^ beginning at 9 o'clock
j teachers examination will be hel
*r"l* | the Newberry court house. All te
1 tor a continu- ers homing second and third g
Americans, al-; certificates are urged to try for a
been invited to ^ gra(je certificate and all other per
izauon of a na- j jli:en(jing -0 teach next year whc
s receipts, it is ^ ro^ graduates of recognized col]
.ne credit of the ^or jiave not ^rst gra(je certificate;
| expected to take these examinati*
be maintained G. D. Brown, Jr.
i ocher publica- County Supt. Educate
comment con- 4-21-td.
occupation or
movement of NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT
-ed. Notice is hereby given that I
.he San Juan de make final settlement, as admini
inner harbor, tor, on the estate of Frances L. E
, called on Rea > ranger, deceased, in the probate (
lay and was ' for Newberry county a: 11 o'cloc
:ake supplies to the forenoon, May 14th, 1914, and
en re til gees in mediately thereafter apply for le
- - - - - J: orlminictrafnT"
0s1110 J/-'UtSlCllia. UlSUIIOOUi.y as ou>.u auuimwm.w.
:dav to convey All persons having claims ag;
Y-t'i Cr.u. said estate will present them dul;
tested on or before that date.
f a Dogr. . T. E. Addy
Adminizsrat
Great Dane
with one of -\OTIC? FLVAL SETTLE3IE.\r
nr.els the other i Notice is hereby given that I
upon him with make final settlement, as admini
; tor, on the estate of Mrs. Rosa E. I
the lirst ladv mic'k iQ the probate court for New
ine;*' | ry county at 11 o'clock in the
h. "[ suppose." n00n- -:il' 1:'14- and immed
eves o'i Mr i thereafter apply for letters dis
I v:mr Qrea: j sory as such administrator.
All pers:ns having claims ag:
?r, "Ophelia." ! said estate will present them dul;
tested on or before that date.
PROPERTY. j. A. Dominick
Administrat
' ai 11 April 9, 1914.
n, at the resi
ft". Wicker, de- Cheap Excursion Kates
the personal Prom Coupon Points via Char'e
lied, seized and & Western Carolina railway to J
cf farming im- sonville, Fla.. account U. C. V. r
srsonal proper- ion May G-8, 1914. For rates, etc.,
on Coupon Ticket Agents or writ*
C. Wicker, Ernes: Williams
administrator General Passenger Afe
829 Broad St., Augusta, Ga.
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<& VVO'I OX AHVOK
ICall For Your Papers.
All persons who have left papers ;
I in :he Clerk of Court's office, for re-j
i cord, are earnestly request! to call for | ^
the same, regardless of whether fees j II
are paid or unpaid.
Respectfully,
Jno. C. Goggans,
Clerk of Court. ! ^
Newberry, S. C\. Ap: il 8th, 1914. j
; NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT, j
, Notice is hereby given that the un!
dersigned will make a final settlement
^ of the esrate of Warren D. Suber, deli^
! ceased, in the Probate Court of New- 1
S berry County South Carolina, on the |
4tlh, day of May 1914, at 11 o'clock in j
Hi 'the forenoon and will immediately j ]N]
ii OFFICIAL
!
aedi.| Seaboard ,
ublio; Atlantic Cc
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stock |
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IMPERIAL COUNCIL
j
;ty May lO-i;
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TRAVEL VIA THE O
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I
v?, ! Tickets on sale May
-IX.
will turning untij, May 20th,
stra- depositing ticket and pay
cheii limit may be extended to
New- J
'?H LOW SIDE TRIE
'mis-' VARIOUS P
ainst For full information :
y at- Agent, or write C. W. Sn
ger Agent, Savannah, Ga
? i
an.
Y j. ?
the 1
d in j
;ach- |
;rade '
: ~ Seaboard Air I
leges "The Progressive Rail
3 are!
3ns. j v
Low F
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to
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ww! JacksonvilK
stra-|
CaIti"! accou:
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Annual Reunion Un
:ters;
faf
May 6-8
or. |
? RATE FROM NE\
M.I I $7.4
stra-1
)om~ Correspondingly low r
TicKets on sale May 3,
late- trains scheduled to read
:mis" | noon of May 8th, 1914.
a! nsc: Final limit returning.
i" a^ ^
Upon payment of 50
i ticket in Jacksonville, lirr
?r- | -June 4th, 1"14.
For full information
!Ston agent, or write
e- C. W. SMALL, Divisioi
ca.ll
Savannar
y
nt
0 i
ereafter apply his discharge as adinistrat
>r of said es'ate. All persons
>lding claims against said estate will
os<m' said duly attested 011 or before
at da-..
Z. H. Suber,
Ad ministrator.
=Fine=
I diet melon and Can.1
P I
taioupe aeea.
range and Early Amber
Cane Seed.
arden Seed. All fresh
and true to name.
P. E. WAY, Druggist
944 Main Street
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MYSTIC SHRINE
3,1914
FFICIAL ROUTE ] <j
7th to 12th, good reunless
extended by
ment of $1.00, when
June 20th.
> RATES TO '
'OINTS.
see nearest Seaboard
lall, Division PassenI
n *i
jne Railway
way of the South"
tales
t
I
i, Florida
tit
iH Confederate
ins
, 1914
VBERRY, S. C.
10
ates from all stations.
4, 5, 6 and 7, and for
li Jacksonville before
/
May 15th.
o.ents and deoositins:
- ~ -- X f w
lit can be extended to
t
see nearest Seaboard
i Passenger Agent,
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