Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-09-24
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.

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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS,
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Granted a raw trio, ,n the case of Mrs
Etbe,I A R,a,r racantIvi convicted of
mans,augbter 90 the raspIt NJ a trial
for the murder q, her husband.
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senator carlisle OF spartanpurs'
told the United commercial travellers
and Protective association last satur-
day night that at the next session OF
the general assembly he would vote
for q bill to reduce railroad fares In
this state to 2b cents a mile. si
A,lto- ..o..,
-. raymond Betty eAsuperh
tendent OF education OF Marion county,
was lodged In the Marion jail Satur-
day having haap arrasted at Tampa.
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fia.' on charses Oh enipezzieiheht anu
forgery committed while occupying the
ofsca ~ sunerintandant NJ education
.e ,.'lp,, -.a 80,
In 1903. IL was during MS seconu term
that his defalcations were discovered,
and about twenty warrants were is-
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sueu io' "i'
escape, however, ano was nnaiiy ar
rested at Tampa, Fla, In 1905, and re-
tu,.ned IN Marion. where he was re-
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ion until the opening or the next term
of court and then disappeared again,
,orfe,,,,e b,s bond an NJ which has
been paid up except So0o. Tnere are
still four warrants out against Berry
and while he has a large family con-
-oa.,ar a., Moo, oo,rtv !, a. noss,-
heo'ion Ia n .o.'y, -
Die tnat ne may YET pc convlcteu anu III
sentenced TO tne penitehtiary tor ms
crimes. 3 H;ti jss5s s 81 pfq9
- Columbia special Of Monday to
Charlotte Observer: The railroad
|comnaission today decided to sustain
the compIaint of President M. L. Ste
vens, Of the local telegraphers' union,
AGAINST the western Union Telegraph
company that 1t is violating its char
ter rights In mailing kilograms to and
from points where II has NO operators.
No formal decision has yet been put
on paper. and Commissioners Earle has
not acted on the question on account
of his absence from the city, but
Chairman Caughman said today. that
he and Commissioner Sullivan had
agreed 10 sign decision, to be draft
ed later, to the effect that after exam
nation Of the company's charter on
file in the secretary Of states ofiice 1t
has lao authority for conducting other
than strictly telegraph business and
Is violating its charter In sending
messages by mail. The commission
has no power to revoke the enaTter,
said Mr.. Caughman, but 1t viii turn
the matter over to Attorney General
Lyon, together with q copy OF the
complaint and a transcript OF the tes-
timony taken before the commission
at several hearings recently. Wnetner
Attorney General Lyon Will be able 70
find law sufficient ON wnicn 70 pase
an action TO revoke the compsnys
charter Chairman Caugnman Goes NOT
know. he says tne company ~ cnai
tered under the laws OF New fork anu
has entered the state unoer tne law
requiring foreign corporations 10 me
copies OF their charters with the sec-
retary OF state. Several weeks aso
the commission turned over the teie-
graphers' complaint to Solicitor TIM
norman to let the solicitor decide
whether the company should De prose-
cuted for fraud In accepting money Ior
wire service and performing Ina, - sea-
vice IN part py mau' Inc ' soro.o
handed out no Dill, as ne was ssIenu auS
ousiy busy WIN q neavy oochet anu