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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06
CHx SPRING CURnYcoMp.

HE SpR1Ne- CuRRYcoMD.
comb that combines the strength Of metal with the
elasticity Of . brush. The hexlbility Of the loops
lnskes this comb wonderful device. FEW
POINTS. II IL soft II brush. because the loops
give and enable the combinx surface down into
the hoows and slip the elevations. 10 the grext
comfort the animal and the great the
hostsr 1T is perfect ssi cleaner, and The best
shredder known, because IL 10 spring and the vibrR
ton Of the coils readily trees them from all DIRT aud
hair 1T cleans horse quicker and better than Other
and because IL does not Yrate hs<shly over the
face but acconnoses itself 10 any and ali parts Of
and velmsde comb, since the coil Is made If very
tough spring Steel and the shank Is cast sllsable
and all parts riveted together Its teeth do not
bend out OF shape from rough usage. because OF its
excellent sweat scrsper." The reasons are ap-
Endorsed by experts and the trade
Can b bad Of hardware, harness. feed and grocery
storss A. DEPUE SON. Flour and Feed Dsalsrs,
sole Agents. sls and G!U ~ u. s.w. nyll-;sm
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You Will FIND SOMETHING o,
THIS KIND INDIspENsARIP

You VIII FIND SOMETHING Or
THIS KIND INDISPENSABLE.
For evening wear st the summer resorts We
have large assortment VI Fine China SIX
shawls in the hes; grades. with handsome en-
broidery and heavy fr1n<e-I&rre and medium
Prices. sI2 80. $500. CISCO
to s4o-OO esch--
line Cream Canton Crepe shswls. with heavy
kRSt;sd f-iEse-larss size.
-si2 30 each.-
large assortmen, Of ss-inch Square China
SIX shs~s. In Creams. Black. Cardinal. Light
Blue. sag Green. Golden Brown. DC. hand
sO;aeiy embroidered
-Pric-s. o. %. o.. Oh. 5000
to el0 90 esrh--
I-r<e--aIsd Canton Crepe shswis, in Black.
CARDINAL. Light Blue and Me Green, with
hn0,ted fringe and embroidered corner.
-sA0o each
Any one In need Of handsome Embroidered
f>;ha all fail to do themselves justice II they
d. not examine assortment which 10 the
very best o. be found in Washington.
Tuii-sized Embroidered fichu Wraps. with
knitted stlk fringe.
81 90 esch--
Also . lot Ut 81 30 well worth s5. So
We have Plain FIchu Wraps made Of nne
cloths. with handsome sewing silk ;rinxes-en-
tirs.y new.
-sa5o. Cd 80 and e. 80 each
At prices between sI2 AMI $40 you can md
the fines; class Of goods Of this kind to be had
sOis that cannot fail to pleas. the most fastidi-
oust.sts.
Third for lin ~ butltnx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

PsrATs SrcaxrAHx HAlroaD left this altar
noon Soy his homo IN Indiana.
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FOR DISSEMINATING BUYERS.

HBB BOOMING MORE POPULAR DAILY
sB9 The cause III. be., service. polite
BBB attention and the HIGH CHARACTER
o. the merchandise. coupled with the great con-
"'-s-ions in prices. makes the fact evident.
With these facts associated in th. minds of the
public Is IL any wonder that We are
eonsianfly ausmsntinx our list of patrons
add friends, Consistent with thess statements
are the following items each Of them possess
inx sufficient Intrinsic merit' and Tow
pree" s;rsn.th ~ constitute In itssf .
SPECIAL SALE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

The AMMos1ArEp
STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND RENovATING
WORKS.
11o6 and ITO E ct. NV,
Are doing the best kind Of work. Prices Of cleaning
per yard. Ingram, &c Tapestry and Body, 4c Vel
vet, Wilton Moquette and Administer. Rugs, 25c.
to %; e. Per yard additional Il cleaned BY the new
Feathers renovated. Carpets taken up and laid.
Leave orders at main office. 110S and l71O n.
julius Lansburgh's furniture and carpet house.
18th and sts. 1hos. J. Luttrell. dry goods cor.
10th St and Pa; ave. N: H.. Ne sinyer. halter and
lse4 Of. NV The Enterprise Dry Goods House.
124l 1lth st. Sc
n NEWMYER. Manager.
Telephone S04. myl3
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L or saIE-P0fULAR AND &c cLNT MUSIC.
j the with you ~ yoar ssesuon. issra thsn.
li.en 10 ats 'cvus col rls, q
= ~s.s = os--t ord liz ~rnt. fHoMsONs EtslC
kfoikI- sli litL o.. ,si l1
NL AAA. hE Sizes. Aor NAks rHk
LhosoLb SilLEE SONG
CmrDnrs CIR
Yvs rircHEs's
cIsIVEt.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

EXCELLENT VALUES
LADIES'
DERBY
WAISTS
complete assortment Of these very stylish
garments In all the best shapes and fsbrics
Plain White. with plated fronts and backs and
rundown collars
fl 81
Best soft-fnishsd Psrcalss, laundered collars
AMI cuffs
I'll. 81
Canton Crepe. soft, pretty goods lsundersd
collars and cunA
I'll 10
Third door. Ilth Of. huiidinx)
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WV
Wv ooDwARp
AND
ILL orHKoP.
iorz. llTH AND F SITS. NV.
FOR
ENJOYABLE LUNCHEON
VISIT OUR CAFE
SIXTH FLOOR.
TENTH STREET DU1f.DlNa.
ACCESSIBLE BY TWO ELEVATORS.
HERE Is ANOTHER Or THosr
RARE OPPORTUNITIES
SUCH AS HAS BEEN OUR PLEASURE
TO PRESENT TO YOU
RECENTLY.
G2kc.
for
31Hc.
One lot Cream Tennis Flannels. with Cream
and fancy satin stripes, suitable for TENNIS.
SEASIDE and MOUNTAIN COSTUMES, La
DIES BLOUSE WAISTS. MEMS OUTING
SdIRTS sc.
Regularly 62Ac Reduced to 37,sc. q yard.
tsecond floor. llth st. annex
Corros DEPARTMENT.
We call your attention to grades Of Martin I.
Cooley's celebrated Bleached Muslins. re-
nowned for their beautiful finish and laund.r-
ing qualities.
case Golden Wedding
loo. yard
--12,fc. yard
Counts 1875 threads to the inch.
They are manufactured from fine long-stapIe
cotton and are especially adapted to Ladies'
and Childrens nns garments.
(Sscond floor. llth OF. Duilding)
ART NErDLEwoHx DrrAxrxrsr.
GOBLIN Squares.
-25c. each
Sorrento Covers. Size 36135 inches.
--35e. each
54-inch Bureau Scarfs.
--25c. each
54-inch Bureau scsrfs. with open-work ends.
-3Oc. each
Blue Denim Pillows
-4Oc. each
72-inch Bureau STARTS. frinssd and Opsu
worked.
400. each
Comb and Brush Trays.
loo. each
Sc. each
Bsrsarrsn fringe.
-1Sc. . yard
(Third door 10th st. building)
STATIONERY ITEMS
GOOD VALUE
500 boxes Marcus Wards Writing Paper. plain
or ruled.
500 boxes Peerless and franklin Linen Writ
Ing Paper. plain ruled
lie. box
800 pounds westlock and Dunbar Mills Writ
ing Paper. plain and ruled. octave. commercial,
letter and foolscsp sizes.
-25c. pound
First door. 18th street buildins.)
TABLE CovER AND TIDY DrpAnr-
MENT.
Hand painted scarfs.
-15c each
Down Pillows. covered with silkoline and nn-
ished with rufnes.
FL % each
Rain-proof Madagascar Cushions the coolest
and most desirable for summer use
10, SIC. and 81 % each
China Silk Head Rests.
Sic. each
CThird floor. 10th st. building)
.
WOODWARD IOTUROp
y6 10th, l1th and + SITS. NV.
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FoR The BLOOD.
Weakness Malaria. Indigestion and Biiousness take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
Il cures quickly For sale by all dealers in medicine
Get the genuine. 8
DAM IN THE SIDE NEARLY ALWAYS COMES
from dsordered liver aud is promptly relieved by
Carters Little Liver Pills. Don't forget this.
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Clock DEPARTMENT.

Clock DEPARTMENT.
Our line % Clocks 10 . comprehensive one,
essapsiasAs Alarm. IaA1y Metal MAsblsassd
lsun. Marble ana onys. IN aumsroas designs.
We VII offer for Tuesday Is Eignf-Aay
Cathedral 6ons Clocks. with marblsizsd iroa
easss- l0h inches hixh. 9ss inches vide. with
BRONZE ornAnsats. white - s1ls diais,
"a a. sAch--
100 "Pir.tsr Alarm c1oeka
Tie s4ch--
20 ''Pssp o. Day Alssm Clocks.
-N.a3 saeh-
Oshsr clooks nanxax In prics frum
ST. 10 o7s ssch-
0ou-ta noor. 10sA q. slsvstossJ
WOODWARD LorHnoP.
- iosa. IisA saA - au
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IF YOU WAKE IN THE MORNING WITH A BIT
i ter taste in the mouth. coated tongue, perhaps
headache, your liver is torpid. You need Carters Lit
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Fon The Toner

There is no more useful elegant article than Ayers
Hair vigor-the most popular and economical hair
dressing in the MARKET 1t causes the hair to grow
abundantly and retain the beauty andte1ure of youth
prevents badness heals troublesome humors Of the
scalp and keeps IT clean cool and healthy Both ladies'
and gentlemen prefer Ayers Hair vigor
any other dressing for the hair. Mrs. Lydia o.
Moody. E. Pittston Me-. writss: II have used Aysr's
Hair vigor for some time and II has worked wonders
for me- was troubled with dandrun and falling hair.
that was rapidly becoming bald. but since using
the vigor my head IL perfectly clear Of dandrun the
hair has ceased coming out and now have good
growth Of the same color when was younS
woman can heartily recommend the use Of Ayers
Hair vigor to any one suffering from dandrun loss
of hair.
AYERS HAIR vIGoR
Prepared by Dr. J. c. Aver l. Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
NJ rs. WINsLOM's sOOl AING SYRUP
Has heen n.ed for over FIFTY YEARS Nv W.
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
1EETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. ltSOOTHES
the CHILD. sOFTENs tho GUMS. ALLAYsall PAIN
CURES WIND collie. and Is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
Re nd ak TOR - SOOth
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CARHARr & Lr,Dr,
S2s It'll st. and FOG st. NV.
CLOSED ALL DAY JULIA
Our stock Of Mems Outing Shirts rsplsnished.
Outing Flannel Shirts. made with yoke and
shaped sleeves. sizes IA to Is. only A. cents.
Fine Chsviot Shirts. all sizes, only SO cents.
Imported Chsyiot and Saline Shirts. all sizes,
IS cents.
Extra Fine Saline Shirts. all sizes. only 81.
Fine Madras Shirts. all Sizes only s1.5O.
Mixed Silk and Linen Shirt. beauty and
great bargain. only $3.50.
Dotted Swiss at 25c. Large Dotted and Figured
Swiss up to Soc. yard.
Another great drive in Extra Fine Plaid Lawns.
both Black and White. Only 12hc.
The 5-cent White India Iinon 10 here again. The
usual 1O-csnt kind.
We are showing great bargains in Mattinss.
CARHART LEIDY.
III s2S 7th ct. and TOO Z 1t. NV.
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GET tbs Brsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.

lo7 Penn. ave-. adjeinins Nstionai Hotel.
Trunks and satchsls Of best make ct low prices
ap0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-26
TIE EIGHTH SLEEPER.
a Woman who Has Slept Continuously
Nearly Half Year.

LANSING, Mich, October 23.-One Of
the most remarkable cases that has ever
engaged the attention Of physicians in
this vicinity, is that of Miss May
White, a young woman about twenty
three years of age, who for the last one
hundred and thirty-fve days has been
in continuous state Of Slumber.
She is now lying at the house OF DR..
Brown, of Stockbridge, several miles
south Of here, who has had charge Of
the strange case since its beginning,
and had the patient removed to his own
house so that he might give her closer
attention.
Miss White, until stricken, was Il
bright young woman and had taught
school IN the neighborhood Of her home.
While attending a business school at
Jackson on July 3, last year, she was
attacked by nephritis. An absceSs
formed in her side and, after intense
suffering, she was relieved Of IL.
Some time afterwards, she was at
tackled by epilepsy and suffered terribly
from commissions, having as many as
fifty in q single hour. These continued
until June last when the young woman
suddenly dropped into a slumber so
deep that for days no one was able to
arouse her. Her weight has steadily
decreased until at present she weighs
but fifty pounds, having lost over sew
enty pounds since the beginning Of her
slumber.
DR.. Brown is the only person who Is
able to arouse the patient and the ope-
ration requires from twenty minutes to
one hour. She is fed three times day
with light nourishment. She remains
awake for about half an hour during
which she converseS intelligently and
takes an interest in reading newspapers.
DR.. Brown thinks that the girl is
gradually gaining more vitality and he
believes that she will soon come out OF
her lethargic state.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-26
gHE MONEY RETURNED.
81 900 That Was In the MinGo Wreck 6e-
turned 10 the Owner.

WASHINGTON. D. c., October 20
October IA, last, Mr.. E. a. Collins, a
banker of Milan, Tenn, registered at
his postoffice a package addressed TO
Latham Alexander & Co., New York,
containing a thousand dollars in cur
rency.
A serious train wreck occurred, near
Steubenville, O., on the 10th instant.
The mail which contained this valuable
package was on the ill-fated train and
largely shared the general destruction.
Fortunately this package, badly SCARED
and crisped, as to cover, remained quite
intact as to Enclosures and was picked
up by w. r. johnson. one OF the brake
men on the train.
Mr.. johnson Immediately after the
wreck delivered the package to George
L. Brown, chief dispatcher OF the Pitts
burg, Cincinnati aud st. Louis Railroad,
Columbus division, who in turn handed
1t over to the custody Of the post Office
at Steubenville. The package was
promptly forwarded from that office to
Mr.. A. Burt, Division superintendent
Railway Mail Service at Cincinnati,
VINO delivered the same to the Postmas-
ter at Cincinnati for transmittal to the
dead letter Office, where it was received
by registered mail on tho 2@d.
Information OF it's receipt was at once
telegraphed to the sender, and in ac-
cordance with his instructions the pack
age was forwarded to its owner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-26
FLOODS AND FIRE
scourge France and switHerland--Msd'
ringen Wiped out.


PARIS, October 25.-Great foods have
occurred In the streams fed by the
mountain torrents OF the Eastern Pyr-
enees. Many peaceful valleys have
been inundated and crops and buildings
washed away. There has been no loss
OF life.
Advlces Just received here from Med
ringen, ia the Canton Of Bern Switzer-
land, are 20 the effect that the town has
been almost entirely wiped out Of exist
ence by fire. The confagratIon was
famed by high clnd and the flames
swept away street after street with
frightful rapidity.
The Victoria Hotol and Wildermsnn's
Hotel, are the only two structures 20
mark the situation Of this once prosper
Gus country resort OF 1900 inhabitants
and they were only spared owing 10
their isolation from other buildings.
The town was reduced 10 ashes In
three hours after the outbreak Of the
fire. u was impossible 10 save anything.
The wind was so strong that partly
burned tapers were carried "a far as
Interlaken, nineteen miles distant.
The inhabitants Of the burned town
are ia pitiabe condition, and parties
for their relief have started from Inter
laken. The town suffered from q SINH
lar calamity in 1879, when the wooden
buildings, OF which II was chiefly COM
posed, were largely replaced by stone
structures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-26
TO SEE THE FUN.
A Young Man Puts Telegraph Pole
Across the Rails to Make Wreck.

WEST NEWTON, PA, October %
Officers Jones and Dawson, OF the
Pittsburg & Lake Erie K. R., this morn
ing arrested Edward Luce for attempt
ing to wreck a passenger train last
night by placing telegraph pole across
the rails.
Luce fled when discovered, and the
officers chased him several miles through
woods and swamps to his fathers house.
The latter mistook the officers for rob
bers, and held them at bay until day
light. When he recognized Dawson
and was told OF the officers mission he
gave the boy up, saying he always
thought he would come TO bad end.
Young Luce said his reason for want
ing to wreck the train was TO see the
fun. A week ago he placed tie on the
track but 1t was discovered by the en-
gIneer in time to save his train. The
arrest caused great excitement among
the farmers and IL was with difficulty
that the officers prevented them lynch
ing young Luce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-26
TO BE MARRIED IN STYLE.
General e. Bird Grubb TO take American
Militiamen over to startle Europe.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, October est
has just come out here in fashionable cir
cles and the announcement has been re-
ceived with considerable amount OF
varied comment, that the forthcoming
wedding of Gen. +. Bird Grubb, Ameri-
can Minister to Spain, to the beautiful
young Scotch woman whom he woed
and won at Madrid before returning for
his recent visit to the United States, Is
to be very decidedly spectacular affair
and one that cannot do otherwise than
attract wide spread attention in Eng
land on account OF the high social aud
official position OF the bridegroom and
the unique manner in which he has ar
ranged TO have his bride escorted 70 the
altar.
There sailed with General Grubb on
the Steamer Normania from New York
for Southampton last Thursday six
young men, all members Of that famous
Philadelphia Calvary organization, the
City Troop, and these young men are to
act as ushers at the wedding, arrayed
in all the splendor Of the magnificent
uniform which is the pride Of the City
Troop and much the most elaborate
uniform worn by any military company
in the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-26
A NERVOUS MAN.
He Summoned Neishbors to Help Chase
a Burglar and Shoots One of Them.

Burglar and Shoots one OF Ihem'
ABERDEEN, O., October 25.-Last
night. about 10 o'clock, Marshall Har-
over. a farmer, living near here, heard
some one trying to effect an entrance
through a side door to his residence.
He called to a tenant, living few yards
from the house. The tenant came ont,
and frightened the parties away.
Harover then determined TO pursue
the burglars, and, with this end in
view, had his house girl ring the dinner
bell for the neighbors. In the mean
time he loaded an old muSket with
heavy charge Of No. 6 shot. He is q
very nervous man, and, stepping out OF
the door. saw three men approaching.
They did not see him until they were
very close to him, when he raised the
pun and fired. Two of the three men
staggered; one fell. Then it was dis
covered who were shot.
Eben Davis is near neighbor to
Harover. and, hearing the ringing OF
the bell, aroused his two sons, and the
three started for Harover's. On their
arrival they were received as des-
cribed, the two who were wound
ed being the father and the
eldest son Frank, about nine
teen years old. The father is in very
critical condition, but the son was not
seriously hurt, receiving but few shot
from the gun.
All parties are well to do farmers, and
the sad accident, caused by the too ex-
citable temperament OF Mr.. Narrower, is
much regretted by the friends of both
families
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-26
AGAINST SUPERSTITION.
Pero HyacInthe Don't Think Much OF the
Holy Coat and the Lourdes Vision

PARIS, October 25.-Pere Hyacinthe
delivered an address In the Galllcian
Church in Paris to-day on behalf OF the
movement for revision al the concordal.
There was an immense audience
present, including many members OF the
Senate and Chamber OF Deputies. In
his address the speaker disclaimed any
Intention TO attack the Catholic religion
but he condemned superstitious abuses
such as the Lourdes vision and the
Treves coat, and he made vehement
attack on the Pope's temporal power
agitation, as inconsistent with his
priestly Office.
He said he honored Pope Leo for his
exemplary virtues and courage, but not
as pretender to the possession OF ltal-
ian soil and the right 10 enjoy excep-
tional laws which would recognize him
as an earthly potentate. Plus IN he
regarded as sincere man, but he was
too vigorous a diplomatist, who would
do wisely to heed the will OF the Italian
people and submit TO the country's
laws. The address was loudly ap-
inland ed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-26
JACK THE RIPPER
Slaughters Another Poor Woman;
This Time in Berlin.
NO CLUE TO THE MURDERER YET.
The Iisnd Carried Away Pieces Of The Victims
BMy-rhs Remains fIhibie3fcr Con
GdsrafOn BY the Lodging Hcuss kssp1
Before the Pelics Arrived.

BERLIN, October 2J.-TAs city has
been treetei to 3 "Jack the Ripper"
sensation. The body OF wretched
abandoned woman was found horribly
stabbed in her lodgings In squSlid
quarter Of the town. The body was
horribly sashed and mutilated. The as
saSsin is unknown.
The woman was seen TO enter the
house with stranger at l o'clock this
morning and ten minutes afterwSrd the
man was seen to run away. The woman
was found little later lying on the
floor, fully dressed even 10 the matter
OF her gloves.
Her throat was cut and abdomen rip
ped open. A large reward for the arrest
OF tho mgrder was promptly offered.
The police suspect well-dressed young
man, who was some time before seen
accostihg women in the street.
The name OF the victim was HedwiS
NitSche, and she lived in Holzmarket
Case. Portions Of the woman's body
after being cut off were carried away By
the brutal murderer.
The room where the body was found
and the surroundings were entirely un-
touched. The person in charge OF the
building where the body was found
drove a good trade for while exhibit
ing the remains 10 the public for small
sum Of money, until the police inter-
fered and stopped the horrible bust
ness.
Blood was spattered all over the CELL
ing and walls OF the room, and 10 seems
impossible to arrive at any other con-
clusion than that the deed was the work
OF a mailman. The police hsvo arrested
several suspicious characters, but they
have in all cases been discharged for
lack OF evidence and the authorities are
still hopelessly without clue 10 the
sickenlng tragedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-26
WHEELING w. VA MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER &C. 1891
AN AWFUL CRIME.
A Negro Shoots = Woman and Throws her
Body Into 9 WelI-Her Children Thro"n
In After Her.

A Negro Shoots Woman ana throws nor
Body Into q WeM-Her Children Thrown
In After Her.
New ORLEANS, La, October 25.-
The Picayltne's Queen City, Texas,
special says: Several miles from this
place, Lee Green, q yellow negro, nine
teen years old, shot with a shot gun
and again with a Winchester, Mrs.
Lowe, the wife of prosperous farmer,
instantly killing her, while she was
washing.
He then threw the body into the
well. He then threw her little girl,
aged seven years, in, killing her also.
BE then ibok her little boy, aged four
wears. ans threw him in after the 9TH
ers. but, Ealing TO kill him, threw some
timbers aid the wash kettle and tub in
the well after him. The boy escaped
.nnbprt. but is very sick to-day from
Standing in the water on his mothers
body.
When bjs father returned from the
gin wherA he had gone with cotton, he
heard thu boy calling and made the
discovery. The negro has been work
ing on me Lowe farm and the boy
knew hin. The object Of the wholesale
murder gas robbery.
Green:got 500, after committing the
deed he stole a horse and started 10 go
into Arkansas. Two hundred men
started IN pursuit. They overlook the
negro a:nd shot at him several times,
causing. him TO quit his horse, after
which lie stole mule and was forced to
Quit it. He then stole the third horse,
which BE is now riding.
The whole country is up in arms
Green Sill be lynched il caught.