The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
Negroes N ear Scene Of,
Murder Ma ] ke ThTeat atss8
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tai X NOW OF & ..5I..
EXTER,M T: q M''l.I.Nl':A'TION. A \ !
Six Lynchers Now Un der Arrest
and Their Trial for Ofense
Goes go. sternly On {: /: !: K'l,utz g "; h s.
&. Will q II ! p Defend Them. q A A sf3,
Governor Glenn 4
at Salisbury s3S ss8;.

5s,s ssALISBURY,sN.SC Il 6. \; Au gust 81 trnid-
ight$last ri ght the barn ofs the late! Isaac
8Lyerly, murdered by the llespie and
Dillingham; negroes, lynched here Mon !;
day night, wag burned; II Including tvs
horses and "a quantity Of grain and feed.
/ and negroes residing 3 IN the community!
Sare charged with the crime If s
The burning created fresh Excitement,
following so soon az ter the $lynching, and
1T fis believed a band OF negroes are bent
5onareven ge. n; 55 " }f
5ssi One has been arrested for saying worse
Scalamitie will fall ther families than
3$befell the Z Ly erlys. Many good citizens
are greatly arou sed Il and there Is ta ak or
ami llatlng the 8sn egroes OF II the Lyerly
fneighborhood 5 SSs g55
q Tonight OH icers Y 1 ave b gone u to the
scene. and will do all that ls possible to
mali tain the law II #Groubls occurs. ~. q
Sss Six Lynchers.
s8S Up to nine o clock tonight the follow
ing have been arrested on the charge OF
murder, having part icipated .nsthe lynch
Ing Monday night George Hal ;Sof Mont;
+ gomery county, G.s H Gentles.S Of; r ow-
an 4; ohm Cauble, Henry Go odman, Bud
$Bullabough and b n NJ q Cresse, ,sof Sails
bury. All were sent tSt to jail Va thout; ball,
and will be tried for thei lives
#s Hall and Gentle were arrai gned In the
Superior Court here this ia fternoon, and
pleaded not guilty to the charge o I MUIR
der, though Hall admits partici cipating In
the mob.
FL The court 5appoin ted Congressman 5Theo-,
sdoreG F. Y. Klutts and B. F. BE- iller,,s OF
Salisbury, as " counsel for the defend
i an ts 538 Gentle isSrepresented Is NJ by p Va s..
Carlton. .$a "a Hon to cont inue the. case
until another b term y Of court was over
ruled by Judge Long, and d;as special We e.
$t,ire 81 a six xty.$ me ORD ered. from
VII vi I'll Is Eselsct jury ;
sss553,.. Will Ind N any
ssS Nh The grand 1u ~ has been hard aat tfworlk
to-day, and 1t sisf rumored9 that one hun-s
dred itizens will be indicted for aiding
in the 4 crime Monday night
Solicitor Hammer states that So tlsfac-
tory progress Is being ma de- u In prosecut-
ling 1.-The lynchers, seven true bills have
been found. and It Is expected the trial
4 OF Hall and Gentle viii consume nearly
\ week. Each prisoner Will be Il tried
separately. i7 5sS t5 5 M 3S II
;5i The Horne tsnest Ria emen, OF Charlotte,
were relieved from duty at the jail here
3 day. 34s
The local military 4 company and the
Iredell Blues from Statesvillesf are still
in service, and quietude reigns u at a
$lateHhour tonight. g ss3s
FSf Governor r. B. Glenn arrived here from
\ Raleigh at 9 q clock tonight. While the
x Governor Is merely passing on his way
West, his presence Sio expected to have q
4salutary effect on the situation in Sails
bury. He will not at present assist In
.the lynching investiga ton. sff. Ss