The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-10-31
4 HORRIBLE CRIME.
MYstesy 4 q Yourg Ladies' Death
Solved
FOUR FlENDlSH SRUTES.
Extraordinary Record Of Revolt
ing 8 uteiity. This Girl But
One Of Many
Victims.

Andrew Canbeil were arrested by the
police, CT Patterson, \. j accused Of
having caused the death Of Jennie
B sschieter, the ycuog woman whose
boay was found last Friday on the out
skirts Of Paterson Developments
show tha: the circumstance surround
i1g the young woman death from one
of tie most remarkable and reToItiDg
crimes " hich has ever t%en brought to
lisnt "a this c,uGuy The police have
the five per,ars mo.2 ~r .css concerned
il tic afisr in cu,,o&v. From state
mcfts aod confessions made sh"y have
been a0'e 10 trace the course Il tie
glr; from 5 81 'i,t.iT>oav evening urtil
she net her death, ard the uase;s cf
her hoGy afte1wari are al5v fairy vel!
known.
Shortly after 5 O'Clock Miss Boss
chieter passed k.nIs drug store st
Paterson, ard near it NE; Andrew
Cambe!!. There was q short co2vvr-
sation and then the pair walked down
Ma;c street. Soue@nerc en- route they
were j.ined By George Walter Mac
Aiister and Np. Desth. The four
entered Christopher SasI's saloon. Here
drinks were served. Finally one Of the
men teiephoned. to the Erie depot for
cs3, aac August Schultors responded.
THIS cabnap has been the main source
Of the police's information AID has
gwen detailed story Of what occurred.
II was il the peishboEhcoo Of ~
clock when tee four men lifted the
partly UNCONSCIOUS girl into Schultcrs
rig 1t IS alleged that after tue hack,
man had been called, one of the men
asked TO, another rounds Of drinks, and
into that served to the girl was poured
The contents Of wal, containing a
species OF knock cut" drops. The
men directed the driver to take them
to a road house, but they found the
place had closed and repeated rappiDgs
produced no results. The party then
started back to the city.
In lonely spot the hack was stopped
and the girl lifted out Of 1t sad lald
upon blanket By the roadside. In
what followed, the hacSmau and oae
OF the four, i: is said, had 40 part. Inc
story is TOO revolving to describe. The
hacknan claims that he d!d not leave
his seat on the cab. He IS uoacle to
say whether the girl was alive or oead
when she was lifted back into the cao,
He remembers thar he was told to drive
down beside the liver bank. Here the
girl, apparently llfeless, was lifted out
Of the cab and her head and face
bathed vi h river water, After long
time spent in trying to revive her the
men held a consultation. Their victim
was again lifted into the cab and the
hsckmsn was ordered to drive Ike MAD
to DR.. Wiieys house.
DR.. Wiley was not at home and the
party hurried to the residence OF Dr..
Townsend, on Paterson street. The
physician was aroused and told to come
down stairs at once and give immediate
attention to woman who had been
Injured. He was told not to wait 70
dress. He slipped on bath robe and
went out to the carriage door. he 1ele
of the girls pulse and then stepped
back, saying his services we're not need
ed SIS the girl was dead. Ons OF the
men cursed the doctor for fool and
commanded him to revive her: lie
doctor turned anG started back into
the house. The doctor wss offered any
amount OF money if he would Try, but
be persisted i; was, useless for him TO
try as death had come long before:
The carriage then drove away. There
was consultation among the men. Oae
wanted TO take the body to the girl S
home and leave it there. The other
three refused TO consider this and IN
sisted upon dropping the body upon
the roadway. IL was finally resolved
to drive out into Bergen county, by
way of the Thirty-third street bridge.
When the bridge was reached the driver
was again ordered to stop. Tne pur
pose soon developed. When the triple
attack upon the unconscious and per
haps dead girl was msde, portion Oh
her clothing had been torn of.
When the party left the scene OF the
crime one man had portion OF the
clothing in a pocket OF his coat aud
another had the remain ader Of the gar
ment. When the stop was male at
the river bank to bathe the girl face
aud head, her comos aad her pins had
been removed. These were in McA IS
ter's PICKET. The TWO portions OF the
garment AID the combs and hair pins
were dropped from the bridge into the
passa:c river. The carriage was then
driven q short distance along the road
into Bergen county. The spot was de-
cided UPON as good place to drop the
| corpse. The body was dragged out Of
the carriage, but just then wagon
vas heard spproachiag and one Of the
uen hurled the body baok into the cab,
excIainipg: Fer Gods sake drive or;
here comes carriage.
The CAB went on until the dark saot
near Alvear u;ll was reached. McAlis-
ter caught the girl by the feet and
dragged them outward. Another of the
men lifted the shoulders and as the
| hips reached the sill MoA!istec dropped
the feet and the two men held the body
uprisht for moment and then let go.
Tie girls body fell backward, the head
striking the rock which crashed the
skull This cireamstance whlch thre"
the Bergin county authoIities of the
scent, wss not foreseen by the men
disposing Of the body. The hackmao
received ten dollars tor his nights
work. This was paid By McAli5ter.
Walter G. NcAIister is a member OF
the fircl Of James McAliS;eF Il Co.,
tbrowsters. George Kerr is member
of the J. ?. Donleavy Psint company.
Apdres Campbell is a bookkeeper, EN-,
nIovsd st the Hand Street Silk mill.
! w nseth is Young man ThC