The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-07-06
YOUNG WHITE MAN ARRESTED.
Lee Sexton, of Union Cotton Mill,
Charged With Completely in
InfdntiCidG.

cotton Mills; ne was there seek
ing work, having left Monarch
Mills. He has worked at both
Aetna, Monarch and the Knit
ting Mills.
The warrant for arrest charged
completely with the killing of the
unknown child, found Monday,
June 25th in the gully not far
from Gage Avenue. 1t seems
that Sexton did not hear the war
rant read, or did not understand
it, for he stated Monday after
noon that he did not know on
what charge he had been arrest
ed.
Sexton is young married man
having come here from North
Carolina, and married the daugh-
ter of Mrs. S. T. Fore, who lived
at the Union Cotton Mill but later
moved to the Knitting Mill.
The inquest, with acting coro-
ner Young continued its session
Monday afternoon, examining
eight witnesses. The trend of
the testimony was toward an in
vestigation concerning this man
Sexton and his wife. She was
suspected of being the mother of
the child. There was no testi-
mony whatever duplicating Lee
Sexton, as it all went to prove or
disprove that Mrs. Sexton was
the mother. 4
The nature of the, testimonEl
was such as to make it unfit I'd
a refined public, therefore T,#
TIMES will not place such mat,Sr
before it's readers. Suffice it to
say that there was much conflict
in the testimony, and as yet, it
seems that no case has been es-
tablished against any one. The
testimony of DR.. Jackson, who
attended Mrs, Sexton, who waS
suffering from chills and fevelA
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