The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-01-06

Criminal assault -. -. 2
Safe cracking -. -. -. I
Miscellaneous -. 80. -. Is
The most notorious prisoner to re-
ceiye a parole was Charles O'Day,
alias Missouri Charley" who in the
balmy days Of freedom, operated with
John Fischer, the yeggman who made
a spectacular escape from the State
penitentlary last winter. Fischer
drilled through the steel bars Of his
cell and got over the wall by knotting
his blankets into rope. He dtved
into the canal and has not been seen
since.
O'Day was arrested with Fischer
on April 8, 1905, at Lylesyille, N. C.
Both Of them were shot then by Of
fcers, O'Day through the abdomen
and Fischer in the leg. They were
wanted on the charge Of blowing a
safe in q store at Heath Springs on
April /, 1905.
Those paroled were:
Dudley McClinton, Chester; man
slaughter, November, 1918; given two
years.
Jim Bowen, Greenville: murder,
June, 1904; given life imprisonment.
Sentence formerly commuted to 20
years on public works Of Greenville.
John Dean. Greenwood, in August,
1904; manslaughter, given Is years
Imprisonment.
Thomas Barnes, Sr., Orangeburs
January, 1910; murder, gwen life i'm
prisonment. On February II, 1914,
the sentence was commuted to 20
years.
Thomas Bornes, Sr., Orangeburg,
January, 1910; murder, life.
Walter James, alias Tink James,
Aiken, October, 1911; murder, life.
Henry 'Priester, Barnwell, Decem-
Der, 1918; manslaughter, FIVE years.
William Kidd, Orangeburg, May,
1907; manslaughter, ten years.
Fred I. Stahl. Horny, September,
1912; attempted criminal assault;
seven years. Paroled on condition
that he leave the State.
John Boyce, Newberry. June, 1914;
murder, life.
John Mcmillan, Marlboro, October,
1907; arson, with recommendation
to mercy, ten years and one month.
Edgar Gray, Saluda, October, 1911;
manslaughter, given - years.
Wade Higgins, Lancaster, March,
1902; manslaughter, rs years.
Adam Goff, Richland. May, 1914;
larceny, two years.
]. Frank Driggers. Clarendon, Feb
ruary, 1909; murder, life.
Walter Glover, Calhoun, November,
1908; murder, life.
Rueben Stroud, Cherokee, June,
1914; entering car at night time,
one year.
Abe or Abraham Lumpkin, Fair
field, September, 1918; murder, life.
Less Jordan, Aiken, June, 1901;
murder, life.
B. Stratford, Lancaster, October,
1911; manslaughter and carrying
concealed weapons.
Ed Thomas, Fairfield June, 1911;
larceny of live stock, give years.
George Durham, Spartanburg, jan
uary, 1914; assault and battery with
intent to kill and carrying concealed
weapons, six years.
R. P. Gilbert, Spartanburg. jan
uary. 1918; forgery, five years.
John Mauldin, Hampton. June,
1913; housebreaking and larceny,
four years. Must leave the State.
Lula HUFF, Spartanburg, September,
1913; murder, life.
George Davis, Orangeburg, Septem-
Der, 1907: murder, life.
Walter Williams, Greenwood,
August, 1905; attempted criminal as
sault, 80 years.
Jesse Tanner, Georgetown, June.
1914; larceny Of live stock, Is
months.
Charles O'Day. Lancaster county,
1905; safe-cracking, given Is years.
The following condition is stated in
the parole: 'In order that he may
be turned over to the United States
authorities, who state they have war
rants outstanding against the said
Charles O'Day."
Peter Graham, Charleston, Febru-
ary, 1914; breach of trust and grand
larceny, 18 months.
Hampton Washington, Bamberg,
1908, manslaughter, 10
years.
JEFF Bowman. Charleston, June,
1914; assault and battery Of high
and aggravated nature, seven years.
JEFF D. Nix, Anderson. 1892, before
the late Judge James Aldrich: assault
and battery, fine Of 500 or serve
four months in jail. Nix recently re-
turned to the State and was arrested
and placed in jail.
Tom Ingram, in Marlboro. Septem-
Der, 1913, manslaughter. two years
Andrew Hardwick, York. July,
1910, manslaughter, 10 years.
Wiley Hall. Union, October, 1914;
assault and battery with intent to
kill, 12 months or a fine or 500.
Those pardoned were:
T. W. William, Marlboro, October,
1914; murder, life.
Robert Chestnut, Orangeburg, Sep
:ember, 1911; manslaughter, given
Is years. He was paroled December
25, 1912, and the pardon was grant
I'd to restore citizenship.
Berry Hall, Union, October, 1s14 1:
assault and battery with intent to
kill; - months and fine Of 800.
F. Arrowwood, Union, May, 1912;
arceny, two years. Paroled June
p, 1913. The pardon was granted
o restore citizenship.
Elmore Mayes. Newberry, Novem-
,er, 1907; arson, 10 years.
n. W. Holston. Edgefeld. October.
.s14; violation Of the dispensarr
aw, given a term of one year or a
in eof $500. ("Four hundred dol
ars OF fine was suspended during |
;ood behavior" says the pardon.) |
Willie Jenkins. alias Bonaparte
Washington, Charleston. October,
s07; burglary and larceny, Is years.
Robert Duncan, Greenvillo. Sep
ember. 1910: larceny. seven years.