The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-09

day afternoon at l:20 o'clock when
$50 or more white convicts made a
bold outbreak IN the presence Of arm
ed guards and officers. The three
story building that houses the chair
factory was burning in the basement
while the mutinous prisoners were
defying prison officials. Fire hose
was cut and the armed forces claim
they were forced to use guns and
rifles in order to save the building
and contents and prevent a whole
sale prison delivery.
Nathan Rosen and James III. Faulk-
rer were taken to the Columbia hos
pital. Rosen is suffering from bull
let wound in the abdomen and Faulk-
ner was hit by bullets on the right
hip and left arm. Eleven other pris-
oners suffered from minor injuries
but were treated at the prison in
firmary.
One hour after the outbreak oc-
Cured and the unruly prisoners had
been locked in their cells in the main
n,
is serving ten year term for CUR
glary, openly defed and cursed a
strong body of armed men and he
had to be punished before he would
become quiet. Davis is serving SEN
tence for entering the home of DR..
7. T. Moore, Jr, on Wales Garden,
forcing DR.. and Mrs. Moore to back
into bathroom at the point of
pistol while he robbed the house. 1t
will be remembered that Officer Will
son met Davis at the corner of Green
and Bull streets, the prisoner linger-
ing between life and death for several
weeks as the result of pistol wound
inflicted while capturing him.
DR.. R. T. Jennings, prison physi-
clan, happened to be at the peniten-
tiary when the outbreak occurred and
he was assisted by DR.. P. E. Payne
in giving medical attention to the
wounded.
List of Injured.
The list of injured and all prison
ers save Guard Gillette, who was hit
by flying missile, follows:
Nathan Rosen, shot through abdo-
men, intestine perforated five times.
Operated on. at Columbia hospital yes
terday afternoon and reported as rest
ing well last night. Serving 1S
months sentence for forgery from
Kershaw county. Admitted t. peni-
tentiary July, 1921.
James H. Faulkner, shot in right
hip and left arm. Carried to CCium-
bia hospital. Serving two year SEN
tence for housebreaking and larceny
from Greenville county. Admitted to
penitentiary October, 1921.
E. w. Frank shot through right
shoulder, left shoulder and right
hand. Serving three years sentence
for house breaking and larceny from
Florence county Entered penitentiary
March, 1920.
Lucius Barton, shot through left
leg and left arm. Entered peniten-
tiary January, 1922, to begin ING
Of seven year sentence for larceny
from Aiken county.
John Barnes, shot through right leg.
Serving 1S months sentence for as
sault and battery from Charleston
county. Admitted to penitentiary
July, 1921.
l.. C. Nuns, shot in right hip, sur
face wound. Serving Is months sen
tence for housebrcahing and larceny
from Aiken county. Admitted May,
1921.
Horace Anderson, shot through
left arm. Admitted to penitentiary
from Edgcicld county, March, 1922
to begin ten year sentence for bank
breaking.
Fred SugFs, hot through right leo.
Serving six months sentence from
Richland county for violation Of the
prohibition laws. Entered penitentiary
February, 1922.
Jack Gregory, shot through right
arm, surface wound. Serving two
year sentence for carhreaking and lar
ceny from York county. Admitted to
penitentiary September, 1921.
Howard s. Clarke, shot through left
foot, ankle broken. Serving life term
for murder from Florence county. Ad-
mitted to penitcntiary March, 1914.
Twice escaped and twice recapturcd
in April, 1916
Albert Lee, shot in finger of left
hand. Serving six months sentence
from Richland county for assault and
battery with intent to kill. Entered
penitentiary January, 1922.
j. T. Daugherty, hit six times with
scattering small shot, all surface
wounds. Serving five year sentence
for highway robbery from Kershaw
county. Admitted to penitentiary
March, 1921.
T. NJ Fisher, minor scalp wound
from glancing bullet. Serving seven
year sentence from Spartanburg ccun-
ty for highway robbery and larceny.
Admitted to penitentiary September,
1921.
Jack Davis, minor scalp wounds
from blow with stick. Serving ten year