The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 08, 1910, Image 4
JO TO HANG
0«e Galltws ler tbe Harder af a
Harence Caaaty Citiati.
ALL KAIL IKAVrL
ILI.ED MR. EL1HU MOYE
Were Arrested at First
With the drlnie, Which
p tlM Victim, hut Two of Them Were
IliacharRcd.
FOT the murder of-Ellhu Moy«.
FROM THK ftOl TH TO THK mi
OF NKW YORK A ItKAl.TIV.
AWFUL TIMES IS FOUND GUILIY
A Household Remedy
•Tnlted Ktet«*K Fast Mall," of the
South* , *-n I’ailua), l lrst Truin to
Filler the .Mn^iiilhent \«*w Stntiou
On iht* Circus rwm on When Young
Kiliinms W its Mu dind
TKUf. Bill, n IHK CASE
Rail transiiortatlon from the
1 Sohtheant direct to the heart of New
York city heoame a fact Sunil ly
Itted in the Home of morning, when the EAouthern Rall-
1 day's l' nited Slates Fast Mad,
handlltvj »l<H‘perH from New Orleans
and Uinnlnj;ham via Atlanta, toted
into -the magnificent New York pus-
of the I’eniihv Ivmia
(ieorye Nil Imls, .luhn W ilson, Flijall
('lurk iind (oirlanil UroUn Are
('harmed With the lli'ttlal Murder
ol the Ytuiii;; Man I r<>iii ('oltim-
liia While on the Train.
COMMITTFD DXiy^Nt; ( KIMI, ON
( IKt l S TKAIN.
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Xoune ('nliimliian Mel Heath mi the
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Tiain the Same Ni^ht.—tonltiit-
iii); Testimony IGxiM-eted.
I ’1'he trial of Hoy Rich, one of the
! cirrus enipluyets on tin* llagenoevk-j
W allace rirci s tra il, on the night In
i which I’aul W illiaius, of Oo unitna, j
met his death, which as Dcgun in j
the speiia 1 term of Oeneral Sessions
j Court Monday aftenio n at hexing-|
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Gel m tne '> nit sal a
S t W,ilfl li v s Up W
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Which Works From Outside
den
HE ki.
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At a spoci.U .term of court ordered
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via At!.in'a. the Southern s "Si
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vi|!e and Now A’ni'k and Ai'.cii
Augusta; ! !r. " Ah tli'.ihi: S|» 'll.
I wi ' n M ion p iiand N - a A
Ctiattanoo a. Hii-tid -end
hunt; the "New York t ’
and New Or'eans l.innted
their ttrd a r ri v a ’a’ and .1
frmn the new s' at ion
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Willie Burroughs, Ellle Weldon and s '' , 'k' r stailon
__ ., . . . RaiUoiii, llirotigii the tunnels tin h r
Clsrance ITam were convicted at
^.Florence Monday and sentenced to
hanged on Friday. December ih.
The usnal motion for a new trial
was overruled.
Fiv« negroi s wen- under ana !
eharged with the killing of Klihn
lloyo several weeks ago. Ot i!,u'
i\e tho soih For in d ttliae .n.d il l I
«0 bifl roturti'd In the case of 11' m >
Jones and Senior Askins. 'lim ne
groes on tidal ware Claruie Ham.
long a trusted employe and friend o'
ilr. Moye; Willie Horrourhs and h’l-
iie Weldon.
The court* house and court yard
were crowded long before me huir
#or trial by peojile from all ovi t I he
county, who came to hear the case
'And aoo the negroes who had eom-
—wilted a.^:rime that shocked the en
tire community.
Judge Brown's charge to the jury
wm brief, covering, as usual, the
degrees In homicide cases, and on
tfeolr duty to the country. *lne s>
Ucitor wished to use Clar.'iia I lam
M 8 witness, so did not pul hint
•n trial with the other two AA i
^CUyfon, E. S. Oliver and CUudr
Casque were appomled h> tm- t.m.r
do represent the aieir i <1
Clarence Hun was put on the
•tand UrsA. He te’fli ihed that he
had met the oilier IwiS u. gro's and
they told him Mr Move had gone
to Tlmmonsvll'e and lhai He r> v.a-•
money In the house and tlicv mu-*t
have It. He con-a ntml to wai h in
the road while they wsu i.» v. i
He was to whistle in casi aa. on
approni hod and he di 1 au wiien Ii
Move drove up' later.
Mr. Moye went into the house an I
•truck a match, the other negroes
forced him to go to the house. He
heard one ahot, then another, th mi
aaw some one stag er out of Un-
door. He grabbed up the gun for
k, hut they led him away
•ad offered him a drink, gave hi n
ll.dd and told him to say nothing
about the affair.- They offered him
• St and to pay his way to Klorea -
If ha would aay nothing MtfOtil iJU*
•fair.
Thoro waa practically no tesM
mony for the defense and though Hie
rounsel for the accused earnestly
worked to prevent Injustice or pr< j
•dire affecting the case, the jin:,
without difficulty, found both AA ■
don and Burroughs guilty
The trial of Clarence H.ini " i<
then entered into. He m knuh d. -i
his guilt and In ri-eponse in h' ,» i-
a! question by the aoliiitm iid Hint
any method of trial would .-.nt tum
Me wna promiitly convi t d
Before the close of c m rt s'l.irily
after seven o'clock all Hu. m i . . .•*
were aentenred to lung • .i
December ,16. Mr C'.uvtmi on tm
half of hla clients, moved in. t imw
trial on the ground tluti th- ev ■ c
did ant corroborate the c nf.s.'oii
•f Clarence Ham and H-u tm cr-iw l
and preaaure of pub’It opin ..n In the
matter was an obstacle to unblas'-d
opinion.
Solicitor Wells replied tb-vt tht-
Jury waa c.omi>etent to Judge th.- t.u-ts
aa prewnted and that there had not
keen the slightest success attendant
on Ihe efforts of the defense to dis
prove any of the Statements and that
the verdict ought to stand Judge
Brown eomphmeated the crowd tor
Ml order and refused to grav the
new trial.
.v Ho'
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ml I'- r I .e
t In
t'-n mill was < out linled Tee-day af
ternoon wiMi a veriFct of guilty, 'j
Rich was cii.'irged v\ it irassauIt an-l -
atte: v intent to kilt, arid ro,,-
- i"., iIn d.ii >: c m,'ge b 'Aa. that he.
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Still ini I n*.ii!vei| I’r.ililem,— I •
Stninvays on, the l.iner t.,.. N-m
row for the t sc nf tin- <Vr|iuh n
I’assenger.
"AA' h 11 shal 1 w t do with I tig A h
II il °" W a- ‘hi || I. si roll V I 1 il pi,,
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CHESTOL
(Chest Ointment)
Will Relieve C^jicklv Craaj. Oja^hs. Colds, Pneu n-Miia ao J all
lections of Ches and Throat
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Me iMfg. Iiililitie- ii'
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1 iii.ri ui g n I v nuts r>l iso^i
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Use Freely arid RUB! RUB 1 RUB'
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\X iite tor list
Safe Fountl Intack.
Th® Iron safe containing $16,000
Molen from the gulwtntion of the
W®lls-Fargo Express company at
MaghOftB®. Okia.. last Saturday nigat
.was muad Tuesday night and all the
aaoaey recovered. The safe, which
waa found under the porch of an
•boadomed house, had not b>-en open-
pi. Several suspects are being held.
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SAVFFT INTO IHI M X
Southern Land Co.,
Vmcrtruk, I'uthhert, I>a^,
or Thomjvkton, (><v
MaM Pay WOO Damage*.
Bacuw the Wcetern Fnion Telr-
firaph Co., failed to transmit a m«s-
'sag* from Detroit, Mich., to Kansas
'Wff. Tro:. after acceptHtg It, the
Uwlted States supreme court held the
tetograph company for more than
fSM damage®. The company recelv-
•d forty cents to send the messthge
Many Die in .Mine.
At DnraWt. Okla . thirteen miners
were killed in an explosion at the
Jutnbo asphalt mine Monday and one
•f the l^mon in the workings at
tbe mine waa brought out alive but
WMonsclous Five men were 1 blown
from the mouth of tki shaft by the
foroe of the explosion and the oth«r
• were' entombed.
vtea < .irrv ing ;?o<i
A dispatc!) fr.'in Astr.ik;i!;i
sin. says during a sudden t' ln
the Cispfan Sea ru.-Hiluy a I
sU-dge on which were tltr.-e Ii
Persian dm k wurket s w ,u- ilr.r^g.'1
from Its moorings and sw- oni
sea. The'storni was so vlnlciii that
attempts at ros'ue w.re futile and
all hope that any of the men w.Ii
be saved has been aliandotied. Sror s
of ships, several with their crews o i
board, were sunk at theii nioortngs
aspiin
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kill u.. I.din AA H
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A'uu are too da ll: n. d'!.
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II. %1n-i I'u k t |>.
llig'i I'.'inl D> i.-. live Xgen* y O'
1' : i a - . .-ral d-'e-'tlvk
t n «s '>'■ r t'« at, colored (1#
:t;v • a s' your conv en:enc»-
A', r. o us v\' S 1 av .or. Manager
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I I'M tl'
down tu-v." :u Hie
A-id th""
lit Shot iiini in »!-.*' !i>'.id and Ma
Cabe t .1 O (Ni'-e, whin-, a w:ti..-«s»
j pi rn n, and shot .iga:n ! tiad a p's'o!
I
at different Pisplsn cons' towns .Nudiola had a sack,
Steven towns along the coast were s ;ls - l Af;* i
flooded, the inhabitants in hundreds ‘ inothor ^ 'kon, wtp.
i L-'Iark _ hit another
'Shine
i < i.H'gn
uia - ;ng
it . ji.iniaii'tn
a
bel&g forced to seek safety
feake Bite Waa Fatal.
Mr. Samuel Kincb, *f Butler Pa.
•Ml »t the hospitaV at Ocala. Fla .
S^ardty from the effects of a rattle-
. f'MHkC tiltP received white out hunt-
Ip tryine/to capture a ranbit
v Which lie had phased, into a hole, Mr.
band in the hoR* and
times by the snake
First This Year.
The lynching of the negro at Lit- j
tie Mountain was the only record of
mob violence in 3"0th CiroHna du'
tt-.g the present year I: wan (he
second lynching to occur In the state
within the past four years There
have been several negroes 'convicted
and hanged for the same crime that
the Uttle Mountain negro was lynch
ed.
■.!' he -toes I*?
e 1 w.iik R
fivlow culi“-|
over the he »d w yh .» [ustAil
Ni h'ds w a-, sa •• Mig '(iiv >•
Si'.iHiii -tug is K"A inuindf. amt till*
man w. : g t, k foil t 1 *
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Fnd iv at o.i, e,l
Jr of Kei-ha-.y
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'M-nulur liliinan Detter
S.r .vi' r I: liman w-'H a'^-u' tne
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y.\ he . -.pent 1 iiar.k.s,-:
•' ii h s, na-or 7 .! i mac iYr i
.id t'.at he fo tml S.-r ii or
In.td>s' '-•ngle (snob Rhode lilanc
Red. tnd Crvstai. AA nile OrplLg
tons w n and ia) when other#
fail, h-ck and eggs for sale, send
for mat ng list H A. Dobtis. Hox
it .'I Ha ineovilN- Hu
(aiolirm Dt-lectivc X-gcney. KeniaU
fVtii! ioi ('ol'.mbtit S <’ wit:
r.irt.i-.'ti reiiaide jii.tc Ct.tv es .any-
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Manager Franlt -T. Shauffh-
neasy. of the Virginia League
ChamjMonH. found Noah’s
Liniraent hest for
M
Hi
From Fating Oyster*.
Five persons In the family of K.
XV. Gibson, residing In Mobile. All.,
including bis nci ro cobk. were po a
oned from ea ;g j'sters 3a'.tidar
night and had a narrow escape fron
\ , h. Is
so;. ■
(yell! t.1 the I't’s AA'i g-'t >o w.i'i ll
7S I .-.!.w Vhii Kins' 'ii.d Fiank
Clark in it (larland nu'wn anti
Heor.-e N -h--ls h id 'It s sir ing’ fe' |
low in th.* corner of M e wagon when
1 got up Garland said Hive me
that .pistol." and he said' "f haven't,
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Man AA.sls in Horry I s ,j, ; ,
AA.11e go.n Jo Savai nati fr.-m • , ' , .r'n
H'eanfori t-v tioat Monday Mi I ' <“
Kerserlmg.. of Dale S' F proposed, t from i
ni.trrtag*- to Mi»s Hei ilia l.evirt, 0! | South
in in:
as a |
got anv He muiJl "Let me se. . , . .
- . . «••—w , , New A nrk and upon the arrtv-il ot i
and aearrhe-d litiii Garland iia.lwa , v . • ^ , , v >. „t
, , the Tioat m Savannah they nought a'
iiistol He then reached down and . . . ;
’ _ „ p ra’-bi nnd were married
etartod to tak<« off om of ttie tsiv s
• r! ; a N imsh t coy! I,,
a .' er-i..,il: <Li eg d t
l, 1 A i • . , d . Ii g, ’'i»
[{ :|! 7. I i S p en
m. in-v pi.ic.y in Mrx to and
r-fn a rin /• the robbery w .s
d
VA vuU-pi—Ale; nml ,» 1C* to IsXl. J
nv nth - i’r.u t I i -u: «e Ex pact
re'll,-pg-ment Htg.h Bals.-teJ pvi-
t: .ut gii.irau’eed AA'r te for
|.ig,,e t.,w '.'h.iftoite '1 eifcara»i
Si hoe! f.b irlotie N. C.
a ’ ,1
shoes. I said "Oh come on back
death. They ate turkey stuffed Wrthjj a pj s tol too The train gave
oysters left over from the Thank a
giving dinner and soon af’awards
suffered excruciating agony for sev
eral hours • --- - - -
Victims Found.
mm* of ten ^miners, who
" in mine No. 3 of the
oo sail any at Prov-
.•ftfraoon. were
liy
rnusual Display of .Verve.
Cutting off his hand with a rtesor.
after it had jfeen crushed in a eorn
dhredddr. J. Bruce Vaughn, of Eu
reka Mills, Charlotte County. Vir
ginia. carefully bandaged the stomp
and awaited the arrival of a surgeon
to put the finishing touches to
a Jerk and a shot was fired: “Oume
on, throi* him off " He looked over
ahd said with an oath: "He its still
on there, “and got down and threw
him off I had a .P,v; Garland had a
32; M. Clark had a 44
Georsne Nichols, white Join, Car-
ley. Wilson. Elijah Clark, and Gar
land I\rown. all together, shot info
the wagons—two shots. Don't kn iw
wiho did shooting. Clark !»aid:
"Throw him off. Brown.” < Brown
m*U; “Th* -— got
' m-struetive Rom!) Explosion
A bomb exphsion early Tuesday
morning shook up one of the most
populated blocks in N- v, York Ii
Three Drown in Ray
A ple'o-uiV s iti on Jaml.’a bay
oi ted :n the dii.wiiin-' Kr day
j Aiiiiteii.—.Men to 'ake thirty day#
f. a.'R.il course in our ma. bin*
shi',;« and lean autotnoblla bus'
□ e^> Positlur.s secured graduaLSi
$jfi no i^r week and up. Cha»
iotte Auto School, Charlotte, N. C
bruises, scratches, stiffness.
One trial will mm.ine" you.
Noah "k Liniment ni trates.
Requires hut little ; uhhinR.
’ h re-- "m- t<
w
,il* » fourth u is res*".;
ed In ad-.-r c ind’tion The dead
men vy* r« i’i r-sidents of Rio -klyn
did- eTtens've 'damage and -created it Tr
Here’s the Proof
“T have hail occasion; [j use Naah’s
Liniment on two of rnv , layers arms,
and Hip rchult was m* ^-iitifylng.
Doth were Immediately ’ isved of sor«-
nesa and able to resume nrotvlng with
J'pelr former sp.-ed 11a .• also used It
——————————— pHvself, arpd .'(.nsider ti -l'*- h*.st llnj-
Nnrl h • Hlaie Life lusur*nce Co., .v u.ent 1 ever iri. d. U is t -.e for bruises,
scratches, Htlffness. e- ■ Frank J,
Kinston N ( oper itet' only 1 n ppaiiBhneFsy, Manager, le anoke Ctham-
the two C;irollu.is and has mot pi‘>ns. Roanoke, \ a , t
than a-ir j ** *
Aten’- : Nosh’s l.lnlmcnf Is t' . best remedy
for Uheum.it)sm. Seia'l. , i amc Hack.
Carolina llw+» insured
otiptr Carol.na comptny
were drowned when their I want* d wh. ie the company ll n^ . -birr Jo.nts and Musi h <, Sore Throat,
pun;.' in t ii .* ii"lgti.i.'>rhi>rid
I omb ex ['('ib .I in t ho do .rw iv
IVIla Tyti Nirlu s Goon
Tl.e rni.Yi. t.
'• .I i'ff Rin-k iw.iv pi"n:
i
i
l'«'ll in a l''it.
n-« rep res- !e i
1
Ivdh d (lie K.tndit i ,
At San I'rut.e:>eo Gal , w»Gi tr
( : Itnlk. ( Well P, HOAX !• ' OU Ig
\!i (, a )! ,i, was d ro am il m
m ;.( s of u at*>." Fridav n g'.i*
well directed shot, Augustus Warm | He it, suppaacd to have be*ui se.-. •'
b<Md, a saloon keeper, killed one; with a tit of epilepsy near tho sh t
all over witb . bandit and caused another to make j low pool in which hla body was
tfc p kilo la U baaty escape from bis saloon.
! , to W P
1 found
.1 K.'.le. 1 1 I
i I i ■ s i - -1 v * r
S r it h ■; ii rmi way
i ■■ ■' i i at i a pci acre .
> j; lend iland on
G'lMs, FJ-atf.s. (fpralliv
I Colic, c r a m ij s ,
— Neuiv.lnia, Toi.Mi-
, ,,i ae)i< a n d a ! 1
m-rcfi splendid icy- and
ml at stat .on on Vu-a te A- and
, I An ns The g* n-
'V pluig conn- uiipe has Non it's
Ark on every
package 2,A cts.
Prulflei
A..'.(to aCris
railroad in Kold t.y dealers in
Dougherty county, Oa., 24 tenant mediHne^^S a
ihouses and over 10,000,000 feet r.-'
. „ , Moan Kernedy
hardwood Umber at $6 per acre; l tUchmonU, .Ys«
t>e
NOAHS
LINIMENT
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