Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Write nearest Bell T or S' LINE DEPARTMENT ELL TELEPHONE n APH COMPANY ILfl ATLANTA, GA. f J WILL NOT INDICT JIM CONLEY NOW, JURY' DECISION Solicitor DoVsey Makes Brief Announcement to This Effect After Grand Jury Session Lasting Over an Hour?Solicitor Dorsev Will Now Concentrate Efforts Against Having Frank Jury Drawn From Jury List. (Tuesday's Atlanta Journal) Solicitor General Hugh M. Dorsey has for a second time blocked an attempt by members of the grand jury to indict James Conley, the negro sweeper, who confessed complicity in the Mary Phagan murder. The grand jurymen who had called a meeting over the protest of the solicitor to consider taking up a bill against the negro listened -to the prosecuting official for more than an hour Monday morning, and then authorized him to announce that the matter will not be taken up at this time. Dorsey Makes Statemtnt. The solicitor wrote out his state ment, which is as follows: "I am authorized by the grand jury to say, first that no action will be taken at this time on the James Conley matter; second, that the grand jury will not pay any attention whataver to anonymous communications." : The solicitor would not explain or implify the statement in any way, >ut it is naturally supposed that the rrand jury has decided not to take 1 ip the Conley matter until after the \ rial of Leo M. Frank, giving' the J olicitor a clear victory. A Quorum Present. There were eighteen members of iic k'ohu jury, a quorum, present ( vhen the meeting was called to' order t >y Foreman W. D. Beatie, The solic- ( tor was asked to remain in the room, , vhen the meeting opened, and he did lot leave it until the meeting ad- i ourned more than one hour later, md the presumption is natural that le took part in the discussion of the :ase. t The solicitor had previously an- 1 lounceu his position in the matter, ^ leclaring that the indictment of Con- i ey at this time would be a serious 1 nistake, and saying that it would * lave "a mild bii^t undesirable" effect j ?n the state's case against S?*i seen fit to add to his armotmct the statement about anonymous munications also remains unex ed. It has been known that the gan mystery from the first has ed forth many anonymous h The city detectives, the couns< the defense, the solicitor, the and the present grand juries been flooded with them. The solicitor's statement i lead to the inference that the I lie sentiment" which worked o grand jurors until they cal!e< meeting, was of the anonymous munication sort. Made Long Speech. " From the length of time t which the solicitor was befor grand jury it is apparent that i not without, difficulty tftat he suaded the members of the l>o let the Conley matter alone uni J tor the Frank trial. It Is reported that the so quoted many laws to the gram to strengthen his position In the ter, and an interesting decisi the point involved which appoj the 102 Georgia reports, pag< - was quoted in full. H Dealing with the case of against Brantley, the supreme in this decision says: "He (t licitor general) is to detei whether or not to commence i ticular presecution or to disco one already begun. The s< general draws the bill of ment, and examines the witi not with a view to the inter | any client, but alone to subser | public jusice. The whole proc from the time of the case is li fore him, is under his directioi ervision and control." No other meeting of the jury has been called and it is ble that none will be until aft< 28, when the case again t Fi set for trial. Drawing of Jury. Tfie solicitor general's nex in the famous murder case wi ave next Thursday, when he will the motion for the defense of ;er- that the veniremen, from wh twelve jurors to try Frank , chosen, be drawn from the gr ry list instead of from the pel I list. The Fulton county grai C1C? list contains approximately names, while the petit jury 1 more than 6,000 names on it. The solicitor has made it that he will vigorously 0pp< motion. The drawing of the men ^rom ^e f?rand jury lisl 1 jpu be unusual and there is no i ^JJ of it ever having been done country, it is said. As yet, h no law against the movo hi jjjjjj advanced. I Con ley Carried to Carter Street and Electric Avenue. Jim Conley was carried away from police headquarters in Chief Beavers' automobile about 11:30 o'clock Monday morning by Detective Starnes and Campbell, who are working directly under the solicitor general. The negro was returned to his cell within half an hour. The explanation of the trip given by Chief of Detectives Newport A. Lanford was that Conley was carried to the corner of Electric avenue and Carter street in order that all of the residents there might see him, and, if possible, identify him as a man seen in dispute with a white man about the day of the Phasran murder. lit- was not identified. Bnssie Mixon, aped 25, of Springfield, Orangeburg county, was killed on Saturday by the limb of a falling tree that he was assisting in cutting in the Edisto swamps.?Newberry Observer. HOWS THIS? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made by his firm. National Bank of Commerce, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh is taken internally, acting directly upon the blond and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for con >tipation. Jas. E. Bcrfoot, aped 33, a conractor, was killed on Saturday by a 'a.11 from a house he was building in Columbia. He leves a wife but no children.?Newberry Observer. l'he Difference Between "The Summer Girl" and "The Summer Woman." While the former is having a "v>od :ime" the latter is too often dra? >g * round nervous, run down, tired out, vith aching back and weary limbs. .icepietiH ana wretcned. (Jften it is tidney trouble and Foley Kidney Pills are a direct and positive help tor the condition. The Rice Drug Co. If a substitute is offered you for rnl j^lfiilnriT Pills, it means a cheapIto^Rdiciae id pressed apon you for ta^gg'SKProfit, not for yours. 11 ?t they ^g^re better results com- gy other kidney and bladder i plain- cine. Ask for Foley Kidney Pha- Th? Rice Drug Co. r rail- * 'tters. ^he eight-year-old daughter o: .[ f0r and Mrs. Edmonds, who lives a past Anderson mill village, fell unc have trolley car Friday and one of hands was cut off.?Newberry might strver"pub n the sgonizing discomfort , .. sense of suffocation that accou hay fever and asthma may be p com- iy alleviated by the use of F Honey and Tar Comound. It 1 soothing effect on the mucus lir and relieves the gasping and luring ling sensation in the throat and e the chial tubes. The Rice Drug Co. t was _er_ A negro boy was run over 1 dy to a-utnniobile on the streets of Ga tjj aj_ on Thursday and seriously injur Newberry Observer. licitor! . II IT?1C Of r> t I u>>u ur \,nuu.'irjlj 1 jur> PRACTICALLY STOPPEI > mat on on |.*0 Bilious Attacks, Const iji urs in ind All Liver Troubles.. I)a ? 271, geroiis Calomel Gives Awai To Dodson's Liver Tone. avery i ruggist in the state ha court a y L.at. falling off in the sj he so- ccomel. They all give the samt -mine sc. Do son's Liver Tone is ti a par- ^ pace. 'Calomel is often dangerous n. . nolle know it, while Dodson's >licitor >p<il js perfectly safe and gives indict- terjcsults," says The Rice Drui llc3.,c,, avnuu ? uiivre j one is perse est of KUI '"teed The Rice Drug , wh sell it. A large bottle cos ve tne cc., an(j jf ^ fails to give eas ceding ijt. j? every case of sluggisl lid be- y> >nly have to ask for your n n sup- it will be promptly retu ' :lson's Liver Tone is perse j ta: igf purely vegetable reme K ha less to both children and ai proba- ^ tlje jn ^he house may save ?r July a r's work or keep your chi ank is frc missing school. Keep you er irking and your liver will kei you from working. f, WEED: BOARDING PI) 11 come _ K CROSS KEYS HIGH SCHOC Frank om the 1 are prepared to finish boys ... l girfor the various colleges ir ' . sta or if that is not desired, , and ju- thugh work in the subject tit jury mo practical value, id jury * plan?a few subjects vigo i ooo ]y sued* . ' 1C. Wilburn, the principa ist nas a juate from the Agricu , De ,ment of Clemson College, known ! Jeanette Gore, the the scl assistant is a graduat venire Wi ?P ColIeKeV u Imses?no tuition fee cha t would a | ii incidental fee for fuel, nstance boi at reasonable rate with in this mil r less of the school, nwever Ads: W- H- Wilburn, Seen . ' of Board of Trustees, or I is been ....I ? - ? - | win, rnncipal., Union, S. < 0 V ^y y y Ty^y t^T ^y I Mid-Sur i Clearanc Y We still have on hand t>\ i suits in Summer weights, m Y Mohair. Wnrs*wr3 a>n*l r!ei X weights, ideal suits for the S & ing at remarkably low prices Y We can fit regular, stou Y from 33 to 50 You cannot afford* to go cation without one of these 11; Y Boy's Suits 20 per cent of. i j. coi A^A T^f + 0 ^ ^ fy y yy | The Store oi > Whether in dull mid-summei g in Autumn. X Modern and up-to-date peopli X ?have standards of quality tha s store can satisfy, in season and 5 store caters to people who know ; ^ ference between high class, good 3 cheap, defective seconds. nr. 1 ' " * , we Know our goods are iresn j* been in business long enough to 5: goods. That's why we offer a pi 5: that goes out of our store that i Our prices are right?considerinj 5; is our hobby. We handle everything in hea' ? and will appreciate any business i I T. B. WASE ; THE RELIAI | Phone 237 & than mediPills. THE CLEMSON AGR1 f Mr. ENROLLMENT OVER 800?VA1 t the _ MILLION AND A THIRD ler a AND OEF f her DEGREE COURSES: Agriculti Ob- Mechanical and Electrical Engine* Industry; Architectural Engiheerii SHORT COURSES: One-Year Cc and ses, $10.00 jpany SCHOLARSHIPS and ENTRAN( Treat- lege maintains 167 four-year A{ oley's ships, and 51 one-year Agricultun _ tmn nn :? 1 n. md tx aiouijio fiuu.uu pur scasiuu unu ri lings, attended Clemsan. College, or any tick- not eligible for the Scholarships u bron- Course in Textile Industry; FourGrading; Four Weeks Course for COST: Cost per session, of nine >y an litfht water, board, laundry, and iffney Tuition if able to pay, $40.00 extri i year Agricultural: Course,. $117.55 applicants.) Scholarships and Entrance 1 County Superintendent of Educatii ) NEXT SESSION OPENS .. Write at once to W. B tation n" Clemson College, S. C^. for Catol f you delay, you ma: .8 no- ? lie of ;iI: WANTED: Liver YOU TO KNOW >nally tsc^> That I have reopened Li] THE PIEDMONT loney * /_. rnea. Dry Steam Cleaning >dy_i and Pressing ^establish- ' dii'ta. ment and will be found ldren I at the Old Stand onli i not Main Street, next door ] to Dunbar's Market. ! PILS WORK PROMPTLY ! ii. DONE l ' GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER i the PIEDMONT u PRESSING CLUB jjijth M. FRED, Prop. of rtfed, McSwain, Watson & Inman Attorneys at Law Greenville, S. C. ;taiy Practice in all State and Federal r Courts. e A A A A A A A A A AJt J nmer | e Sale I o hundred and sixty & ostly in blue serges, issamere. Tropical Summer. All are go> t. or slim, in sizes V T on your summer va ght suits. L Straw Hats 1-4 off. V len. | f Quality 1 r or bristle and hustle fi e?poor as well as rich ;5 ,t only an up-to-date ;? out of season. This $ and appreciate the dif- iji dependable goods and 5 and pure. We haven't ;J; have any shelf worn 5 emium for any article je is not absolutely pure. '* g quality?and quality vy and fancy groceries \ pou will give us. ? IBURN II LUE OF PROPERTY OVER A ?OVER 96- TEACHERS ICERSv ire, (seven Courses). Chemistry; aring; Civil Engineering; Textile *giurse in Agriculture; Two-Year :E EXAMINA' IONS: The Colrricultural and Textile Scholarii Scholarships. Value of Schol ee Tuition. (Students who have other College or University, are inless there are no other eligible Weeks Winter Course in Cotton Farmers. months, including all fees, heat, two complete uniforms, $133.45. i. Total cost per session for one ; Four-Weeks Course, all expen- i Examinations will be held by the an on July 11th, at 9 a. m. < SEPTEMBER 10, 1913 if. Rinns PrA?iiio?* - | loe Scholarship Blanks, etc. If 1 f be crowded out. | QMHHBMKSHHBHHaK. SHIP YOUR WHEAT TO THE PALMETTO ROLLER MILLS Mr. Farmer: If your wheat is perfect* ly dry, has no smut or wild onions in it, ship to us and in return we will ship, prepaying freight to you 36 lbs. flour and 14 lbs. bran per bu. Ship your wfrgat in strong bags, as we^mnot be responsible for wheat in transit. This applies to 10 bushels or more. PALMETTO ROLLER MILLS SPARTANBURC, S r. Dr. Virgil R. Hawkins DENTIST OFFICE OVER MUTUAL | TnJ^ Q f* DRY GOODS COMPANY UIHUII, O, Vl? . It's the man With the narrowest nind who is apt to make tho broadst assertions.