The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, July 31, 1914, Page TWO, Image 2
AFFIDAVIT BY KiCHKV.
Attorney Declares Mcintosh Signature
(ienuiue.
The State.
"I can not understand why Dr. Mc
.Lntosii denies tne genuineness 01 ins
signature," says W. R. Richey of the
Laurens bar in an affidavit sent to
?The State in connection with the R.
A. Richey parole case.
The affidavit follows:
State of South Carolina, County of
Richland.
Personally came before me W. R.
Richey. who. being duly sworn, says
that he is a practicing attorney at the
l^aurens bar. in this State, and has
been engaged in the practice of his
profession in the town of Laurens fc$'
the past 2S years.
That he is a brother of Mr. R. A.
Richey cf Abbeville county, who A'as
convicted of statutory rape.
That from his brother's statement
to him. and from the other evidence
connected with the case, he has never
believed, and^does not now believe,
that his brother is guilty of said ofense,
and that he has* been continuously
endeavoring to clear his
brother's siod name from this foul
charge.
That the rq^ommendation of the
board of pardons to Gov. Blease, in
which the board says, "From the
statements made to us by tae matron
and the prosecuting witness there are
grave doubts arising in our minds as
to the guilt of the petitioner on the
charge convicted." .shows to disinterested
and unprejuuiced minds thai
there are otrers who agree with his
view of the case.
That, in his efforts to relieve his
ihrnt'ior ho rormpcfpri HiffPTPTlf nhvsi
cians to .make an examination of his
brother's condition, by the consent o!
Superintendent Griffith of tie Stat*
penitentiary, who, in one of his cer
tificates, says, in speaking of deponent's
brother: "His imprisonmen
is a burden to the penitentiary, anc
I therefore .recommend that he b{
pardoned.''
That he also had his brother examined
by Dr. Rolfe E. Hughes o
Laurens, Dr. Win. I). Simpson of Ab
beville and Dr. R.'T. Jennings o:* th<
penitentiary,, and that thciy jointly
certified to bis physical condition, saic
certificate having been published ir
the newspapers.
That Dr. R. T. Jennings gave ?
separate and private ceuificate. whicl:
is dated April 20, 1911, in which he
says: "He (speaking of R. A. Richeyj
is physically unable to perform an\
labor at all. I find his right lowei
limb paralyzed from waist down."
That the said Dr. Jennings gave ?
second certificate dated August 22
1911, and written in his own handwriting,
in which he says: "This is
to certify that R. A. Richey is now
suffering from stroke of paralysis ol
left side. Said paralysis renders tlu
said R. A. Richey physically unable
w
to be cut of bed at any time. Tne
sairi R- A. Richev has been in this
condition to my certain knowj^dge
since April 15, 1911."
That deponent also presented to
Qpv. Blease certificate of Dr. C. C.
Gambrell, mayor of Abbeville, o:' date
April 3, 1911; also certificate of Dr.
Wm. I). Simpson of date .Inly 22,
1912, and further certificate from Dr.
C. C. Gamibreil f date November IS,
1913. signed at Abbeville; also of
Dr. William I). Simpson o:' date, Abbeville,
November 19, 1913, and o'
Dr. Rolfe E. Hughes of date, Lauren'?,
November IS, 1913.
That he also had Dr. A. B. Knowl
ton and Dr. .James H. Mcintosh to
examine his brother, not as a committee
appointed by G v. Blease, nor
at the request of Gov. Blease. but of
deponent's own volition, and that iin
received from these physicians,
through the hands of Dr. A. B. Knowlton.
the original certificate, which
reads as follows?the headline there01
being in print and the body thereof
:n typewriting without any alterations:
erasures, or the slightest change
whatsoever; that the body o: this pa
er is in typewriting and the signa tures
to it are made by pen and ink;
that he delivered this paper to Gov.
t'ole. L. Blease, and that the same
a? t? T> 1 A n f A
j U{JtJ. I CdU L> v <jru v. uicasc at
ville, and at the Columbia campaign
r|^eting (as published in the newsipers)
is the same certificate that
vas delivered to him by Dr. A. B.
'"nowlton, and was immediately delivered
by deponent to G v. Cole. L.
' >ase. That deponent now. at this
oment, holds in Iiis hand tie said
srinal paper, and that it is in ? >:'
-tly the same condition as when
nded to deponent by A. P>. Know]
-oa. and as when handed by deponent
?
to Gov. Blease. That deponent paid
Dr. A. ii. Knowlton U r the services
.>! Dr. Mcintosh and Dr. Knowlton, and
lhat deponent holds, in the personal
handwriting of Dr. Knowlton, Dr.
Knowlton's receipt for said fee. The
certificate is as follows:
"Tiie Knowlton Hospital
"No. Marion Street.
i.: o /-? t.-.., 1 fi 1(11 ) i
"uoiuiuuui, o. .mu. a.7,
"His Excellency,
"Gov. Cole. L. Blease,
"Columbia, S. C.
"Sir: At the request of Mr. W. R. j
Richer of Laurens, S. C., and with the
permission of Capt. L). J. Griffith, sup- )
erintendent of the State penitentiary,
and of I)r. R. T. .Jennings, surgeon of
the same, we have this day visited and
'examined Mr. R. A. Richey, now ecu- i
fined in the hospital of the peniten- ,
j tiary. We would report that we find
' * " i f
Mr. Kicney sunering iroin a marneu (
neurosis, that the same closely sim-1
ulates a true paralysis. We are in- j
! formed t' at Mr. Richey has had some ;
such trouble for the past ten vear# I *
*
, or more, and close confinement is !
i
rendering it more marked. We do gc
not believe this condition will be j ci
improved so long as Mr. Richey re- j C?
mains a prisener in the penitentiary. if
We do believe that freedom, outdoor cc
exercise, etc.. would restore him to
as good a state of health as he has 1 a]
t enjoyed for the past ten years. i tv
' Respectfully submitted, I aj
(Signed) "A. B. Knowlton, M. D." ! n]
(Signed "James H. Mcintosh, M. D."' p,
.j I can not understand why Dr. Mc- S{
11 Intosh denies the genuineness of his j e]
. signature, and especially since waiting i tf
'l I
.' from the date of this certificate up ni
:; until July, 1914. and after the death
; J of Dr. A. B. Knowlton, when, as a
matter of fact, the certificates have;
! n.
Koon nn fiip rinrine- the entire tune, i
> j """" w ~ J " ; o.
. and the governor, in his statement of;
! a.
. paroles, pardons and ccmru'tations, j
I at the session of the general assem- , Q
i i bly, in 1915, presented said reasons j o
' i I
.; to the senate, and the same are now j ^
. | a part of the permanent files of the ^
r ! general assembly ofx1913.
I Ci
j i My reasons for employing Dr.
a Knowlton and Dr. Mcintosh were be- I
cause they were men well' known
. j through cut the State, and had the I ^
? reputation o:: 'being physicians of j ^
. I spfendid ability ana men 01 mgu [
i i character, and I felt that a certificate
' i s
< ; from them would have weight as com- j
j J ing from \nen high in the medical i "
j ! profession.
I am thoroughly convinced that if
t ! I had the time and opportunity to
, .set together all of my various papers
, : and memorandums in this matter that
could easily/ and clearly establish
- the fact that this is the original sig,
nature of Dr. James H. Mcintosh.
fSisrnerit W. R. Richev.
; x *c'"~ ]
L j Sworn ta before ine this 27th day
^ : cf July, A.\D. 1914.
(Signed) W. Hampton Cobb,
1 (Seal.)
j Notary Public for South Carolina.
Tomato Club Work.
I How to can peaches: Peel and cut
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i tablespoonfuls o: granulated sugar, j
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>od for canning, peel and quarter
itting out t.:e core carefully, fill
tns and add water and a little sugar,
desired. Exhaust three minutes,
>ok 15 minutes.
Beans: Gatner ana snap off the ends
id if long break them in halves. Put
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id keep in boiling water ten of 15
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Piickles.
Apple chutney; 12 sour apples, one
lild onicn, three peppers, one cui
t seeded raisins, two cups of vinegar
nd one tablespoonful of salt, twc
I
iips of sugar, juice of our lemonts
ne tablespoonful of pepper. C.icj
pples, onions and peppers, add vine
ar and let simmer one hour, stirrinr
ft en. Add the other# ingredients am
ook another hour stirring to preven
urning.
Chopped Pickles.
Four quarts if chopped greei
jmatoes, three fourths of a cup c
alt, two teaspooi fills of pepper, thre:
saspooonfuls o: mustard, tb^ce tea
poonfuls of cinnamon, three tea
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! Add salt to the tomatoes, cover, 1<
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' tl:en add tomatoes, peppers an
onions, bring to a boiling point an
cook 15 minutes a:ter boiling poii
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Cliili Sauce.
,' Twelve tomatoes, one peeper fin<
j ly chopped, one onion, three cups <
vinegar, three talblespoonfulsl suga
two tablespoonfuls of all-spice, or
' tables-poonful o? salt, two teaspoonfu
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