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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
IS DYING FROM INJURIES
Received on Iailroad-1iurt Near
Dsrien. Ga, Wednesday.

4 dispatch from Savannah says Mr
C. Lee Hines. Of Darien. superinten'
den, o. the Georgia Coast & Pied
mont Railroad. was carried there
on special train Thursday morning
apd taken to the Park View Sani-
.ar;una where b. lies q: deaths door
from injuries received wednesday
nigh.
Dir. Hines was travelling to Dariea
on motor ca. in company with his
a,o,o,maa. Harry Owens. whe nthey
ran !c;o a log train aTe miles out OF
Dari.n. 81. Hines lead bit the
end OF log on the train and great
hole was knocked = his forehead.
through the skull AM .t7o the brain
E., also sustained numerous other
injuries and Il injured internally
r,o,orman. Harry Ovens. when they
broken leg.
The accident vas due 20 the break
!ag down 0: c2e o, the log cars.
which was partially dc1alisi. TIE
engineer OF -ae train did not knox
ot The loss @. .ae car u1c.! after be
reached Da-;en- Fon arriving there
as found taay 40 vas SPORT som'
cars and Immediately vent back TO
tie scene. where the injured men
were found cn tie ground beside tae
track. Mr. Hines Was unconscious
and has remained 50 since tae acc!-
tept- Toto-ner Owecs was able 70
ell OF the accident:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
SAILS OVER ErFFEL TOWER.
De Lambert Handles Wright Aero.
plane Skillfully.

Count De Lambert. the French
aerop!aaist, just before dark Mcndar.
accomplished .ce of the mos. .e-
markao.e and caring tea;s yet oerdit-
ed to h.ayier-thaD-a!r machines
Starting from the aerodrams at
Irrisy II Wright aeropiaue. Ee aew
70 Paris. a distance Of about Is
niies. After naroeuvrins over the
city a: an average height Of 800 feet.
he ascended in gradually diminish;
Ing circles and passed several hun
dred feet above the EiEei tower. He
then returned TO juvisy.
Count De Lambert vas given
tremendous ovation on his return to
Jrvisy. Orv!lle Wright. who was
there with his sister. rushed for
ward and wruns tie hands Of the
AVIATOR as he aishted pale but ra-
diaat
TIE aviator said that throughout
his trip be had entire control OF the
machine. The only inconvenience he
suffered was from the ;hrobbing Of
the engines and from difficulty in
seeing towards the end in the gath
ering gloom.
The Official time OF the flight was
80 minutes, 80 seconds. The dis
tance was roughly estimated at 81
miles and the height varied from 500
70 1900 feet
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
10 MARK THEIR GRAVES.
Sorsherners to be Honored Who
Stood by the South.

4 special from Aiken says Mr..
c. <. Henderson is receiving SUB
scHpeions for 3 fund to erect a pca-
umeat to mark the grave of the Rev.
8. P Z. FIELDS and his wife. whose
remains lie IN unmarked graves in
the cemetery OF the Methods. church
IN that city. The Rev. Fields vas
for Cany yeaTS resident Of the
city. He was in Aiken during the
reconstruction period. Coming from
the North at this tine. it was bu:
aatura! 70 suppose that he would
align himself with the Republican
sympashizers. bu: instead be stood
firmly by the side Of the white reo-
pie and was leading factor in the
ranks Of the Southern whites il ':6.
Now. bis remains lie in an unmarked
grave. His relatives are poor aud
unable 70 erect monuments 70 these
good people. and consequently Mr..
Henderson is endeavoring to raise a
Sufficient amount to mark their
graves.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
Registry Fee Increased.

AS stated IL The Times and Demo
crar sometime ego would be the cesc.
the pos;o!sce department q; Vas .
:.slon has directed tae special at
tentioo OF pos;uastc. 20 "a. -ccea!
orGeT OF the postmaste. general cz-
Ing tie -es!st.- foe AT zen cer,s
70. each p!ccc. domestic or :o.siS1.
IL ADDITION 20 re regular ?os.aGe.
and increasing the iirni. oi iademui-
" 70: losses OF ti:St-clsss dones;ic
registered mai! 70 $50. effective tie
FRS: o. oect co2,s. - C:cseu: tie
:e2:E- Zee Is e.g:< co-.s.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
BLIND TIGERS
CHARGED WITH KILLING THE
MAYOR OF NEWPORT.
S. J. Sanders and His Brother Ar
rested in Scwpore, y. c.. for AZ
sassinatioa Of Fearless Officials.

At Beaufort. y. c.. the grand jury
Monday brought in bill Of murde,
against S. J. Sanders. who had been
arrested for the death OF II. z. New
berry Of Newport. y. c.. who was
shot 20 death Saturday night a, the
door OF his home there Judge
Gu!on ordered the sheriff &c summon
zoo .alesncn In order get a jury.
The case Is Set 10: Friday a, 10
a. %.
Sanders IS locked IN the Carte
county jail. while his brother. q.
F. Sanders. also is under arrest, held
as ID accessory. The prisoners were
carried TO Beaufort By Sheriff Han.
cock. after a cosoae7's jury st New.
port aaa returned a vesdic, tha;
Mayor Sewbe-ry.s death resulted
from gunshoe wounds inflicted By
S. J. Sanders and .ha. his h.othe;
also was implicated in the shoot.
ing.
The assassination OF Mayo. New.
berry was the direct outcome. it is
said. OF the prosecution Of blind
tiger cases The mayor recectl,
had had Several persons arrested 70.
Illegally selling whiskey aad son,
OF the men. including the two San.
ders brothers. were bound over 70,
court at Beaufort next Monday. I
is alleged threats have been made
against the mayors life and after hi:
assassination Saturday nigh, suspic
ion was directed 70 the Sander.
brothers.
Great excitement prevailed in New
port after the tragedy occurred Sat
u.day night. Requests for blood
hounds were sen: TO Tarboro and III,
road in front 9; the mayors hom,
was roped oc in hope that the dog
might be able to reac:ty pick up .h,
scent and lead the authorities to Ii,
assassins. The dead mans wife wa
III IN bed at the time OF she mu.de
and dis little daughter stood BY III
side whec he vas shot.
| Word Of the shooting was seat i
Beaufort and County Solicitor Aber
aeshy. accompanied by Sheriff Han
cock. and coroner.s jury. wen, :,
Newport in. special train. Cpo,
arrival Of the train at Newport -
Sanders brothers were arrested an,
later the co-oner's jury ordered ,her
held.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
STRUCK BIZ ENGINE.
L F. Dorm, Of i'asksvilie, Has
TRAGIC End on Track.

L r. Dorm, Of i'asksville, Has
Tragic End on Track
M- L. F. Dcrn. Of Parksville. was
struck by Al engine at T,e1to:
Tuesday co.nias and instantly kill
ed.
Nj. Dorm had Just !ef, the train
from Augusta and was watching this
train as II pulled out from the Sta
ton. standing uear the track on
which tae Edse6eid train was oper-
atins. and while facing tho outso-
Ing Columbia ,ra::
The tender OF tue engine on the
Edsedcld track which was backing.
struck him IN the rear on the shout
der and as be fell he received anoth-
e. stroke from the boards, causing
.nmedia:e death.
NJ. Dorm was one Of the most uss-
Fri ana prominent citizens O: the
county. high up in the councils OF
zee Baptist church. one OF the ;.us-
tees OF Fu:man Cn:versitT and ,de
local manage. OF tbe Twin City
Power Company. Ills tragic death
h@s caused gloom over the eo:ro
oo12C.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
Runs OVER CORPSE
OF . Man Who Had Been Murdered
Short Time Before.

Near Jelico. Tenn. Monday morn.
ing Southern railway switch engine
passed ovsr the body OF Ebert ca
bert. decap3tatins it. Tie crew @:
the engine believe that Gilbert had
5ecn murdered and bis body place.
upoa the rails only few minutes
before be Eas struck by the ensi1.
The engineer. ~ho stopped his en-
Sine within 20 feet after passing
over the body. learned ths2 Gilbert
less than so minutes before had oeea
seen n a heated argument with ,
companion aea- where the body was
found.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
Want Taft Sarrcd.

The Wes, Virginia synod OF tde
Presbyterian church few days ago
unanimously adopted resolution
protesting against the invitation ex-
tended 20 President TAFT 20 address
,he Layuan's Missionary convention
OF foreign missions at Washington
Nov. II was based upon The prss:-
dents aG!:at.oa With tho Cn!ca:!3r
church.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
VIII Hang for Murder.

At La Grange. Ga. Or. J. M. Eliin.
oe Macon ~ill be executed cext Fri
dag 90. the kiliins OF George L.
Rivers. hotei man. uoless Gov
Brown !nterferes. ne prison com
mission has refused 70 u7se; che ver-
dict Of the courts. From Chatra-
oooga. tes old home OF the E!l!o:.s.
q strong petition wss pc',-1 J 10
tte co-S:sS:oc IL BIS tssa :.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
WANTS EoUaL SUFFRAGE.
Mss seBe sezaess Voices De.a.a
fcs che la1oe

'wamen are doing p-ssscs,'y the
sane work IS men and they orgh:
60 be allowed the right Of sufsage
and ought TO have the same privileg-
es II every phase Of life and though;
that men have"
Ehis was the statement msde Mop
day By Miss Belle Bennett os Rich.
moae. KY. president % the women :
board Of home missions OF the Meth
odsst Episeo2al church. Soa.h. at
Sayasaah. This goes further than
asss Sennest's demand that Method
iss women be given all rights Of ,a!ty
IN the church.
The committee on neno-ia, tram
ed nemo1sa. 70 De presented to the
neH general conference os the church
pesitienias the granting OF full rights
OF the la;ty 70 she women OF the
church The question Of the broad
ening oe wonen's lives through Civ
Ing them added responsibilities is
easily the most talked sbout subie,
before the mission board.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
SEVEN sEES KILLED.
Explosion Of Boiler Plays Havoc IN
. SawmSu.

Seven employees were killed aat
three other persons were severe,,
injured when boiler at the plan;
>os the Gri1n sawmii, company. aea.
El Dorado. Ark. exploded late Mon
day.
The steam sesisse.. it Is declsr,
ed. failed 70 indicate the overpres.
sure. the explosion. which could be
heard for seye-al miles. following.
w-eckiag large section OF the plant.
The dead: Lewis Andrews. War
-cn Barnes. John Jesries. Edwa-.
Carter. James Petit. unidentified
white man. Aekkins. colore6.
Mrs J. c. Reed. wife the super
iatesdsnt Of the mill. and two white
me. xhose names could not oe asees.
satnet were injured. The latter two
are believed 70 be fatally hurt.
Mrs- Reed vas In he- home sone
distance from the mill when the ez-
p:csson occurred. brick pene.rst.
Ing ne wall sad striking Ger.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
Congressman Grants Story Of tie
Datnose, N. C., Affair.
HRS. REEDS DENIAL
Declares Postn,istress Said That She
Would Pay More Than Others-
Mrs. Reed Says Grant Told Her
She Must Come SENSE
:iona, Charges Wade.

a dispatch from Ashevilie. y. c..
says the recent removal OF Mrs. julia
Reed from the Biltnore pcstonce
has eliminated IN sensational! charS-
es and coul,eT-charses. With Coa-
gressman John Gran. OF that dis
trict. figuring prominently IN the
melee Wednesday It was rumored
on the streets that Mrs. Reeds re-
lease from the position OF postnis-
t.ess a, Biltmore vas the result OF
charges preferred against her by
person or persons then unknown and
the rucor grew 10 definite state
ment when Congressman Grant, qnes-
toned by a press representative. I'D
| mi.ted tha, he had fled the charges
| which led to Mrs. Reeds removal
from the Biltmore oiice.
Congressman Grant IN a signed
statement given 20 the citizens
Thursday night. declared in sub
| stance that Mrs. Reed tried to brioe
him to secure the Office for herself
| and tha, this attempt WIS made IL
the presence os bis wife and tansh-
ter. "A Few days after the cleo
ton" says the Congressman. Mrs.
Reed came 10 me az my home On
Grove street and tried TO exact from
ne a promise of support which sse
failed 10 get. but she left letters OF
recommendation for me 20 look over.
4 few days later she came TO my
hone and tried 70 bribe me IN the
presence OF my wife aad daughter.
saying that {: would have her re
appointed when her commission ex-
pired. she would pay me more money
than either Of the other applicants.
and that might see them ana see
what they would pay frs:- sole
her that neither she nor any cce
else could pay ne for my endorse
uent, and when she saw / resented
what she vas saying and turned 70
%: daughter and proposed TO pas
aer X she would have me to ap-
point him. again told her thar
/ could not be bribed and my dauea-
Ter stated that she would have unta-
ing to do with ;he m-tter.
Mrs. Reed said that she would
make TO statement until she had
seen Congressman Grants charges.
| Sh. declared however RIA, she did
no, attempt to b-ibe Ar- Grant. out
| merely offered 10 contribute hes
share to the Republican campaign
fund and to take stock in the party
paper at Greensboro. She alleges
| ,aa, so far from Offering 20 BRIDE
the cocgressmaa he told her tha,
! she would have Ito come across for
the campaign fund. as all the other
oasceholGers had done.
Congressman Grant enphat!cai!y
denies ,ha. he told MIS-. Reed to
come across
Il is said by Mrs. Reeds friends
! taat the facts in the poliuca! con-
! troversy will be laid before P:es'-
den, Taft.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
SIGNAL SEEN TOO LATE
And He Was Crushed to Death
Under Engine Wheels.

John La.be-. al engineer. on the
Erie and Jersey railroad. was killed
at Goshen few days ago by 4 train
while making an effort 70 sigcal the
engineer.
Whether Lsr5er had been assa alt
ed by some cneuy in the darkness
or had oeec struck and severely !n-
tured by anctke, train Is oot knovr.
but when train on the Montgomery
branch OF the Eric vas ne,s,ns Gosh.
eo its engineer was startled to see
a man partly rise from the track Just
ahead aod signal him to stop. Every
effort was made 70 stop the train.
out It was too late. and :ac loco
motive crushed Laroer to death
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
BOBS UP AFTER FUNERAL.
Gives Undertaken Who Buried Him
Fight

The body of a maa. who was idea-
tifed oy bis brother as Harry VII
lians Of Bristol. Conn.. was taken
from the Sausa;uck river las,
Wednesday. and buried In the pres
ence Of his mourning friends.
Sunday Williams appeared IN Sau-
satuck. unaware that he had been
officially crossed OF the voting list.
and sr;nned at what. he thought was
q new joke. Friends insisted that he
was dead and referred him to the
undertaken for proof. When the un-
dertaker saw him approaching. De
cried:
Great Scott, The last time
saw that man was when ] nailed the
lid ca his coffin
Williams said be had been to New
York attending the Eudson-Fu!ton
celebration.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
Invited TO Take Flight.

4 dispatch from Savannah. Ga..
says ap invitation will be extended
10 President Taft and Governor
Brown OF Georgia TO make t3igAt
IN an airship while they are theT"
November ). Two airsh!ps will be
n Savannah for racing purposes at
the Savannah fall festival. II s.
planned 20 attach the airsh!ps 70
each other by rigid bars to g.ve them
!ouble the lifting power OF one and
70 guard ss "a. IS possible against
my Uishap.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
Shooting at Eoe Supper.

Saturday night At 3 bot supper
"a the edge Of WATERFORD Trottie
Riley shos and fatally wounded
ESwa-d Sheffield Both mon we're COL
oVe6- Sheffield vas drinking and was
scUSinS with negro. ~hen Riley.
at whose house the hot supper vas
given. asked Why they we're SO noisy
aud began 70 shoot.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
Last Eostie Sold.

Taa last bottle OF ~n:sker IN The
d:spepsay at Fairfax was sold S4:-
u.day and Monday morning q card
was seen oo the door o: the dispes-
sary With pieee Of black ribbon at
taehed and on the card these words
II large letters: "Goce. aeve, to
.s.r-c."
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
WILL BE- HUNG
Governor Bpwn, Of Georgia, Refuses
White Murderer Pardon.
EVERY EFFORT FAILED
Dr.. Jud VI. Elliott VIM be Executed
for Killing George Rivers On .
Street In Lagrange. Ga-, Governor
Brown Having Refused Him Exs
ecatiyc Cemency,


A dispatch from Atlanta says every
resource that could be resorte6 to for
clemency has been tried without suc-
cess. and Dr.. Jud n. Elliott must
pay the penalty for his crime on the
sailows FRIDAY. Governor Brown
declined to interfere With the action
OF tie prison board which refused
elcneacy. In connection With the
cese he gave out tie following brief
statement:
I'm re Jud Elliott, Trou2 county.
4 critica: examination Of the evi-
dence submitted to the executive Of
Ace in this case fails TO develop any
facts not practically before the jury
and the rrial Judge. Hence. ] can
End no reason for interference with
the sentence Of the court"
A little over year ago Dr.. El-
lott shot down IN the streets Of La
grange. GEORGE L. Rivers. a hisaIy
respected. and ircGensive citizen.
Elliott WIS known 70 be insaneIy
jealous OF his wife and Il was his
plea. which was entirely unsupport-
cd by the evidence. that Rivers had
made improper advances to her. En-
lio:t was comparatively stranger In
Lagrange. having come to that city
only a week or two before the kill
ing to practice veterinary surgery.
He was q native OF Chattanooga but
went to Lagrange from Macon. where
he had lived for some time
| Elliott was ably defended By. eoun-
sci. the chief OF them being W. D.
McSeil. Of Macon. Tie plea was
made both at the trial and before
the prison board that Elliott was .
sufferer from paranoia. aggravated by
the excessive use OF drugs and was
irresponsible 1t .he time OF the kill
ine.
| Expert testimony was produced to
substan:iaee this claim. but 4 faiIed
70 satisfy the jury or the governor.
| Elliott has wife and two daugh-
ters. Both his wife and his aged
mother. who lives in Chattanooga,
made every EFFORT 20 save his life.
It was not sought to have him freed.
but to get his sentence comnuted
10 life imprisonment or TO have him
committed to the penitesciary.7
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
Fi2hcfrl Fall OF Rain.

4 dispatch from Pensacola. Fla,
says terrific downpour CT rain.
almost eQua!:ns c!oUdourst. struck
that CITY early Thursday night. stop
2ics street ca- traffic. putting The
city Ra,eIworks plant out OF CON-
mission aac damaging Other prop
e-ty
Many Of the street. we're flooded
20 depth OF four inches. Accord
ing to the weather bureau the rain
fall amounted 20 4.cs inches n
one hour.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
Makes Fatal Mistake.

a: Bridgeport. Conn. as result
OF eating ;oadstools BY mistake tos
clushroo0s. Harry SaosoIe. aged u.
died q, st. V!ncent's hospital Mon
dag. Se IS the ta:.d Do0be: o! the
.a-!!y % c!e :.o= :aa s3ls cause.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
RAN MO STREET CAR
Which was DEMOLISHED and Two Ia
DIES werc Killed.

At Columbus. Ca. Mrs. ". o. aur.
Ger and Bliss Strickland were killed
and another woman was seriously
hurt Tuesday by a Central ot Geor.
sia engine tha: ran into and 6enol-
!shed a street car IL the railroad
yards. The notornan and conducto.
were unhurt
The crew OF the shifting engine
and the conductor and notornaa OF
the street car were arrested aac piac-
ed in Jail. later being granted bond
in the sum of s5e0 each.
joe Palmer. the railroad fagnan
.: the crossing where the collision
occurred. was captured after lively
chase BY the officers
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
COOKS STORY
Of Going TO the North Pole Confirmed BY
Noted Explorer
COOK Is NO SWNDLER
the Danish Eskimo Ex-

Rasmussen, the Danish Eskimo Ex-
plorc-, Has Talked to Many Es-
kimos and They All Testify as TO
the Movements Of Dr. Cook AZ
Told Them By His Companions
a dispatch from Copenhagen says
the Greenland steamer Godthaab. ID
command Of Capt Schobeye. has ar
rived there Capt Schobeye reports
that Knud Rasmussen. the explorer.
who is now IN Greenland. after ex-
aiming 35 Cape York Esk.nos who
had seen Dr.. Cooks Eskimo :ou-
panions. is quite convinced that d..
Cook reached tbs pole
He says tha; Rasmussen is willing
70 come to the United States with
the two EsEnos. I:ukashoo and
Ahelah. who were d. Cooks sole
companions in the latte. part Of his
expedition. Rasmussen, however,
the captain states. had not himself
seen Itukashoo or Ahelah. who are
now hunting.
The s:eame. brought a letter from
Rasmussen to his wife at Copeaha-
gen in which ne confirms what Is
said above aad gives details OF his
talks with the Eskimos.
The letter IS quite long and goes
Into detaii& and eeds BY saying
the Eskimos think tha: Cook reached
the goal. an: that be. during the
voyage. showed great nerve aad ener-
s..
They are a: the same time very
proud o. I-took-a-saoo and Ah-pe-
lab as it Is their conviction that Cook
would never have reached the goal
| without them. The above facts
must be looked apon as strong con.
aru,ation for Cook. Rasmussen say.
personally be wants to express hi.
unresevved admiration for Dr.. Cook
who. he says. can call a swind3e.
Rasmussen is half Eskimo. h
has made extensive researches !nte
their ethnology. Rasmussen was {
neUbe. Of the Danish literary eI
pec!,!on. with left Copenhagen ea-
ny IN 1902 and spent two year.
among the surviving tribes OF Eski
mos sor the purpose Of studying thei.
racial history.
II August. 1906. Rasmussen le;
Copenhagen for Greenland. intend
ing to be gone six years to complies
his researches into the chronological
and social habits Of the Eskimos
the tour as originally planned to Gov
er the entire north coast OF Mort.
America as far as Alaska.
For This work Rasm usseo Is pre-
culiarly fitted. as he Is part Eskimo
himself His mother is Sou;!
Greenland Eskimo. His father
Christian Rasmussen. Danish cIer
syuan. who spent over twenty year
as missionary among the natives o
Southwest Greenland. The result
Of bis early association With hi
kinsiolk. supplemented oy his nor,
mature studies of lse2 and 1903
were published il Danish under to
title Of The Eew People" and III
Lash OF the North Wind"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
A FUGITIVE CAUGHT.
A Murderer. Wanted in Chester, Ar-
rested La Sew York

rested In Sey York
A specia, dispatch from New York
to The News and Courier says Chal-
mers Barber. young colored man.
for whom an alarm was sent ou,
last Angus. from Laadstord. near
Chester. S. c.. for the shooting aad
killing OF a man named Collins
Judge. on August 25. was arrested
at Houston street and Broadway
Wednesday afternoon by Hesdoua--
ters Detectives Conroy and Mciihssy.
Barber is 19 years old and saFs De
has been living a, SIS East 1924
street. He had obtained a 3ob as
messenger for Broadway ha; store.
The prisoner was locked up at po-
lice headquarters as q fugitive from
justice. and Sheriff D. z Coiviu. o.
Chester county. South Carolina, wss
notified.