The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, August 12, 1920, Page 3, Image 3
VOl'MAN'S* TH1K1) KFFORT FAILS.
Allendale Slayer Still Out of State
Hospital.
Columbia, Aug. 6.?Richard Youmans,
of Allendale, who shot and
killed his brother-in-law, John Dunbar,
in Allendale, July r>, yesterday
failed in his third attempt to get into
either the state hospital or the state
penitentiary. Youmans, who is being
held in the Barnwell county jail
pending trial, is apparently suffering
from some mental derangement and
the Barnwell authorities do not wish
to keep him in the county jail.
Sheriff L. C. Bennett brought You
mans to Columbia last Friday when
efforts were made to have him placed
in the state hospital for treatment
and examination as to his sanity, but
in the absence of court orders and
committment papers admission could
not be granted. Sheriff Bennett then
attempted to have Youmans placed in
the penitentiary and again the absence
of court orders forbade admission.
The prisoner was then carried
back to Barnwell.
Sheriff Bennett again brought the
prisoner to Columbia asking that he
be admitted to one of the two state
institutions. Governor Cooper held a
hearing yesterday morning in connection
with the case, deciding that
he did not have the authority tc commit
Youmans to either the state
hospital or the penitentiary. The
second attempt to have Youmans
placed in the state hospital was when
his attorney appeared before Judge
ui viaugcuuis, ctsiMiii; IUI
order committing the prisoner to the
state hospitl. Judge Bowman declined
to grant the order and James
Patterson, attorney for Youmans, left
Columbia with his client for Charleston
yesterday to appear before Judge
Memminger in another effort to secure
the commitment order.
Youmans developed symptoms of
apparent mental derangement about
two weeks after he shot Dunbar and
when he was in Columbia Friday he
spent the greatest portion of his spare
time singing, his two favorites being
"In the Sweet By and By," and "Go
Forth and Face Your Lover." He is
now said to think he is chasing rabbits.
JUDGE ANNULS MARRIAGE.
Divorced Man, It Is Alleged, Had No
Right to Wed.
Spartanburg, Aug. 6.?The marriage
of A. Lee and Miss Alice Cat- '
lett, which occurred at Anderson May
10,. 1904, was annulled by a decree .
signed and filed yesterday by Judge
Thomas S. Sease, the grounds being
that Lee had a wife living at the
time of the marriage. The ceremony
was performed by a minister.
Miss Catlett's complaint to the ,
court follows:
"1. That on the 10th day of May,
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me aeienuaiu, a. i^ee, auempied
to contract matrimony with the
plaintiff, and the form of marriage
ceremony was gone through and performed
by the Rev. W. B. Hawkins at
Anderson, S. C., that the plaintiff
believed and was told that the defendant
was an unmarried man and
capable of contracting matrimony in
accordance with the laws of South
Carolina, but afterwards plaintiff was
told that the defendant had a wife
living, from whom he was legally divorced
and on account of said pretended
divorce he had a legal right to
contract matrimony, but still later
plaintiff was informed and now believes
and alleges that the defendant had
no legal right to contract matrimony j
" with the plaintiff 011 account of his
then living wife, and as soon as plaintiff
discovered said fact plaintiff declined
and refused to live longer with
the defendant and does not in the(>.
future inteed to have anything to do
with the defendant, wherefore plaintiff
demands judgment against the defendant.
'*2. That said pretended marriage
be declared to be a nullity and void."
The court ordered that the plaintm
has a right to use her maiden name
the same as if such pretended marriage
had not taken place.
Denmark Doings.
Denmark, Aug. 7.?The D. D. D.
club had a very successful meeting
Friday night. All members were present
and also a few visitors. J. C.
Folk was unanimously elected president.
The old maids and the bachelors
enjoyed a very pleasant straw ride
last Friday night.
Miss Maxie Duffts has just returned
from Augusta.
Roseoe Still has returned from a
pleasant trip to Elliot, where he visited
his brother, Russel Still.
D. P. Folk is spending a few weeks
in New York.
Miss Leoline Walker, of Columbia, J
is spending a few days with her relatives
in Denmark on her return from
Florida.
Carlisle Folk is spending a few
days in Hampton.
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State of South Carolina, Bamberg
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