The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, October 02, 1919, Page 10, Image 10
BODY FOUND IX WOODS.
Coroner Says Naval Officer Committed
Suicide.
Norfolk. Ya., Sept. 25.?The body
of a naval warrant officer, identified
as that of S. J. Bristow, ranking as a
pharmicist's mate and stationed at
* the Hampton Roads naval operating
base at this port, was today found
hanging from the limb of a tree in a
thickly wooded section of Ocean View,
a nearby summer resort, this afternoon.
From the condition of the
body physicians said- that death had
occurred about three or four weeks
ago. Coroner J. AY. Watkins pronounced
it a case of suicide.
HELD ON MURDER CHARGE.
Evidence Indicates That Man Caused
Wife's Death.
Richmond, Ya., Sept. 25.?J. S.
Williams, chauffeur for the prohibition
detectives on the night that Lawrence
Shackelford and Raymond Hudson
were shot at Fisher Hill,* was today
held to the grand jury on a
charge of murdering his wife on September
12.
Following the death of Mrs. Williams.
her parents became suspicious
and demanded an autopsy, to which
it is said Williams offered strenuous
objection. The post mortem examination
caused the coroner's jury to
return a verdict that Mrs. Williams
died as a result of concussion of the
* brain.
The coroner's jury inquiry developed
evidence showing that Williams r
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ana nis wiic n<tu an an.?v.uviuu
September 12, and witnesses testified
he had struck her a hard blow, knocking
her to the floor. She died three
days later.
Williams is a material witness in
the case of the State against the four
prohibition agents whose trial at Manassas
recently resulted in a hung
jury.
SHOOTING ON KING STREET.
Mrs. J. T. Jones Held For Killing
Mrs. J. T. Lynch.
Charleston, Sept. 26.?Mrs. John
T. Lynch received a fatal pistol
wound yesterday morning about 11
o'clock when entering the side entrance
to 440 King street and died a
few minutes before reaching the Roi
per Hospital.
Mrs. Joseph T. Jones was placed
under arrest, charged with the killing,
and admitted that she fired the
fatal shot.
Mrs. Lynch was taken to the hos\
pital by Mr. and Mrs. Jones in an au.
tcmobile and Mr. and Mrs. Jones
? were placed under arrest bv Policemen
Friend and White just after the
machine reached the hospital.
it appears tnat Mrs. l^yncn was preparing
to enter her room, on the second
floor of the building, by the side entrance
when Mrs. Jones suddenly .
, appeared, aimed a revolver at her
and fired, the bullet entering below
the shoulder blades and coming out
through the chest, near the heart.
Upon the payment of $200 Jones
was released, to appear at the inquest.
MOTHER IDENTIFIES BODY.
Drowned Man Was Inmate of Asylum
Is Belief.
Columbia, 15ept. 26.?Mrs. Rebecca
Henderson, of Cokesbury, Greenwood
county, yesterday identified the
exhumed body found in the Congaree
river several miles below Columbia
Sunday afternoon as that of her son,
William Andrew Henderson, who disappeared
from the State Hospital for
the Insane Wednesday, September 17.
Because of the disparity in the
measurements of the body and of
Henderson the hospital authorities
were forced to the conclusion that
Mrs. Henderson was mistaken.
But confirmatory evidence was discovered
today, when the clothes, identified
by Henderson's attendants as
resembling those the man wore when
he disappeared, were found on the
banks of the Broad river, about thirteen
miles from where the body was
found. The hospital authorities are
now satisfied that Mrs. Henderson is
correct. The body probably will be
taken to Cokesbury in the next few
aays tor reinterment.
Henderson was placed In the hospital
during January of this year.
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Defers Punishment for 16 Years.
"r Aiken, Sept. 26.?The fall term of
the court of general sessions adjourned
yesterday after a strenuous
ten day session.
Amos Holmes, the negro who killed
his wife sixteen years ago on the
TV. TV. Coleman place near Aiken and
then made his escape until recently
when he was captured in Florida,
was tried at this term and found
guilty of murder, with a recommendation
to mercy of the court. He was
sentenced to life imprisonment.
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