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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Her Eldest Child.
London. July 4.-The scandal which has
arisen in England In consequence Of the very
free and outspoken comments OF the personal
press of this country with respect TO the
tho Prince OF Wales and the Countess OF War
wick has caused great annoyance to the
queen who sent for her eldest son to come
to Dalmoral to discuss the matter.
The prince, however not being particularly
partial to a mauvalse quart d'heure, excused
himself on the ground OF his numerous over
tapping engagements, with the result that
Her Majesty determined to come down South
three weeks before the arranged time
This and this alone, is the secret OF the
qnoon's early appearance at Windsor. To
those behind the scenes the guesses as to
the change In the queens arrangements on
the part Of fo-called well-informod organs
Is extremely amusing, but II Is only fair to
say that tho people generally ovlnco q deep
feeling OF sympathy with the Earl OF War
wick, whose domestic matters have so un-
necessarily and impudontly been disturbed.
Meanwhile Her Lndyship. who very dis
creetly ignores this Irresponsible chatter,
continues TO go through her daily round Of
duties with all the finished aplomb OF a
grando dame
Shortly after receiving tho terrible mis-
sivo from the queen. which practically for
bade her to enter tho precincts OF the court,
she retired from London TO her husband s
baronial home, where she Is regarded as lit
lie short Of u mlnlstering angel. Certes,
II the poasantry OF Warwickshire were poled
tomorrow this charitable minded lady would
occupy the envlable position OF being some
where near canoniEation.
Lady Warwick has one Of the softest hearts
and froest pockets in the universe. and
| whatever society may whisper In London tho
| beautiful Peercss is forgiven by her multi
| tudo Of yOkel admirers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
OBJECTS TO the THEORY.
Income Tax Decision Establishes Very Dat
gerous Precedent.

gerous Precedent.
Washington, July 4.-Ex-seoretary of the
Treasury Boutwell,, writing TO a friend In
this city recently concerning tho income tax
deelslOn, said:
81 count the decision the greatest msfor-
tune TO tho country since the days Of So
cesslon, and with less prospect Of a satisfac-
tory outcome. The attempt TO amend the
conaututlon VIII prove a very serious under
taking. have had part in three such at
tempB and have the means OF estimating
the magnitude OF the task. Il Is no easy mat
ter 10 secure for an amendment q two-thirds
vote OF each house and then a ratification OF
the amendment by thTee-fourths OF the statca
II tho opinion now rendered had been rem
dered by Chief Justice Marshall and sanction
Cd by his name and enforced by his reason
ing, the rebellion would have been a sue
cess.
Tho power to tax through the states is a
barren power and Il must ever remain so
Our credit In the civil war rested upon our
ability 10 command the property Of the coun-
try as VOL as It's manhood. In ease OF a for
eign war, with our custom houses closed, by
what means could adequate revenues be Sc
ourodl Never were moro dangerous theories
offered in argument In a court and never
wero more dangerous doctrines sanctioned
by court than the doctrine that the power
10 tax could be limited, upon the theoretical
consideration that the sources OF revenue re-
manning would DO adequate for the cOntln-
uanoe OF the government In contingencies
which no man can foroseo. It Is sosslble
that the minority OF the court may yot be-
come q majority"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

political situation in the state, but he tod
mo that ho mad given hut little attention TO
the sui Iect Of late and was not well enough
informed to discuss the situation intelligently.
However, no said that he didn't think theie
would be n split In the Texas Democracy IN
1896. cts like the anecdote Colonel Lanhhmi
told In 1857 on the two negroes. He said
the colonel told II that two negroes fote
and Bill had boon enemies for long Time
The day arrived when Pete was almost ready
to cross the great beyond and he called Tor
Bill to come 10 his bedside. His enemy for
said: Now Bill. we Is been no sort OF
friends for years. II I dies | forglves you.
but II lives remember dat still proposes 10
make you hard to catch" The colonel says
that he doosnt know exactly whore he is at .
IN the coming campaign. He Is not pleased
with political matters as they are. however,
he states. A. q. ID.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

u AlANltHllhs
New York. July l.--Durlng the heavy show
or on Saturday Afternoon lightning played
a queer prank on Peter +. Sexton at tho
llotcl Muot. Sexton. who works In tho
hotel was sitting talking with a friend At
an upon window on tho second floor. In
the heaviest part OF tho storm thorc camo
binding nash Sexton simultaneously
jumped to his foot, giving yell and clutch
Ing at his trousers Ia the region OF his left
hand pocket Flames seemed TO burst from
the pocket, aad as the alarmed mau tore
away part OF that side OF his trousers the
contents OF the pocket fell To the door. Thore
were four pennies door key, a knife and a
box Of safety matches,
soxtonH friend picked up the knife. but
found Il 80 hot that hla fingers were burned.
The key was charred as though II had been
In q nrO. and tho leather TO which II was
fastened was seorohed. Each Of the pennies
burned q circular spot on tho carpet whore
II fell, The match box was oharred all
along one side. but not match was nrcd.
There were two slight burns on tho mans
left leg, hut neither was serious enough 10
raise blister, Tho trousers were badly
scorohcd, Sexton says he felt only a slight
shock, and thought At nrst that the matches
In his pocket had In some way been ignitod
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Iiolnn, Mont. July A~-Tho new state codes
adopted by tho last legislature went into
oiect July 1. They extend tho time OF
equity OF redemption Of mortgages 10 one
year and tho statutes Of limltatlon arc
changed. The New York system Of dfnwins
iuues Is substantially adopted, The civil code
Is substantially the David Dudley Field
code. so largely IN force In California and
taken as a whole It ia believed that tho
codes arc the most complete IN the United
States. II is considered to be tho Intention
that all actions now In the courts viii be
determined by the laws In force whom thay
warn lnufftutat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

baptist church have purchased the MaXey
s,sln and ns soon "a the church raises
t6e money 10 build and pay for Il i9t y
viii lie decided 10 the church. a SlWVw
rhnrch ediuco will be erected, FRED
Iieks1n and Gcorcc Hurley won the prize
for doubles In the lawn tennis toprnn-
nent. Lafayette Meals was cut n thc
head with an ak by one waller n,nlrei
arosr nbout working the road. me
fourth Of July was not celebrated III Cic'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Nashville. Tom. July 4,-Ion Coriey
and his wife. Martha. live On an Island
In the Tennessee river, opposite this ely,
and cultivate a small truck farm. This morn.
me city 70 witness the Fourth OF July ccle-
bration. but she came, neyarthoiena This
afternoon about o'clock when she returned
honof Cogley began abusing her, rtrikIug
hor with a stick, finally SELLING a hatcher
aud starting toward her. The Woman topk
up shoigvn STANDING near by and dist
charged the oontonta into Cogley'a loft edc
killing him Instantly. Tho woman was az.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
sotNp MoNEY onMnINArloN.

Montgumery, Ala. July I-it is stated as
fact tha, an Aincable arrangement las
heon AZ last effected between Governor Oates
and conKrcFsman Clark with reference 10 The
sound money slate OF iSei. IL "a stated
that Governor Oeies viii Do tho adminletra.
ton candidate for the United siates senato
aud that Mr.. Clark will make the race fnr
goyernur tho program being that he shan
hold the oncc for four years and suececd
senator Morgan, whose term expires In 1901,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Judge Taylor Sues for $4,000 Damages for
False Imprisonment.

Waco. Tox,. July 4.--Judgo 7. C. Taylor.
county judge Of Coryell county, has brought
suit asainat Judge Goodrich, district Judge Of
for $4,000 damages When Judge Goodrich,
In haheaa corpus proceedings which he held.
discharged the alleged Cash lynohers a
newspaper at 0ateavllla made severe strict
Judge Goodrich considered were Inspired BY
Judge Taylor who was thon county attorney
Of Coryell county. Judge Goodrich sent Good
man the editor " the paper and Taylor. to
iaii and upon this imprisonment Taylor
bases his action for damages.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
WHISKY rnusr INcoRpoRArrn.

Springfield. Ills. July l-rho secretary OF
state has granted license for lncorporation 81
tho old whisky trust. under tho name oil
pany, with its principal Once In Chicago
The capital stock Is s75,C00 0o. 1900 GOD Of
which IN roierrcd and the balance common
stock. The lncorporators arc Charles r.
Holden, Alfred s. Austrian and M. Henry
Cucrin $3.50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Warrington. July 4,--Robert Strong. IA.
miliarly known as Colonel Rob Strong e
who executed Guitcau. tho ASSASSIN on
prcaldent 0arneld. died IN this city saturday
closed upon his Soih year, Ito had heon an
officer Of the district jail nearly thirty years
and during that period executed eighteen
criminals, the last one only year aKo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
WAS TOO nnAvILY LOADED,
Mosisan otaclals Give Reason for the Loss
! II the Collma

% the GONNA.
san Franciaco. July ar. I. Covinr. A
!oNelcl OF Tohapaln, Mexico whose vile was
On tao steamer Acapulco. lie saws that bcfore
w Nollma Lett Mansanlllo the captain Of
thu poft protested against the ateamor 90.
ing 70 sea loaded AZ she was.
Tho vessel was then badly uatod " Ia
SAID, and the deck load OF lumber caused
DOT 70 fol 70 dangerous degree, even IN
tRlfp smooth water, Capt Taylor paid no
attcnuon 10 tho protest OF the captain Of
the port. and tho latter oficial notified M
secretary Qi war % Mexico that tho Couns
waa not IN condition 70 10 70 fea. a
sapl o. me dispatch was sent 70 Capt. Tay-
any roply Wa received 10 the ofilcial CON.
munlcAtlon % The cnnlhln OF tho port"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
Highest Of all IN 1eayepins power-Lae U.S. Govt Report
R Rskdss1
\ ABSOLUTELY PURE

scns OF tho principal Texas cities. 80 that a
proper representation Of the unrivaled re-
sources OF Texas may be obtained. To bring
the opportunity within the reach OF tho
principal cities Of the state and admit Of a
full representation Of Texas in the special
southern edition. special rate has been
fixed to cover descriptive matter Of a general
character. setting forth the special adyan-
tages OF particular cities or localities.
Aside from the specific advertising which
will be received for tho special Southern edit
ton. It Is intended to make full and CONF
pleto report OF the tour OF the Republics
special car through Texas. These reports
will be sent both by telegraph and by mail.
appearing from day to day during the tour
OF the state. and will be deliberately Illus
tratod by the special artkts who will be OF
the Republics party. This matter Is to be
purely and strictly news in character. and
Will DO printed without charge. The aim
will be to mako n splendid showing OF Texas
interests and resources so far as data can
be gathered during the tour.
The Gazette unhesitatiugiy commeuds and
indorres the enterprise and iibcrallty Of the
Republic, and bespeaIs for It's representatives
q cordial reception wherever they may go.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Atlanta. Ca. July IA ncEro and two
negresaes In Twigg county have been ar
rested as accessories to tho murdet Of VIII
liam Mobiles. Mrs, Mobiles and her daughter
who were arrested last week. Mrv. Nobies
Gains having taken an active hand IN tho
riurder. She admits that she paid so 10
Lave II done.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

-, ,,nves vii, reach this meridlaea
TIC al9, l,hrr changes viii occur A. mi ~
sl,bIh 100 miles Of Fort W SS,Ss glVen be,
low:
July 5--Cool.
49, 4 .f,Anrntiur.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Springfield, llls.. July i..-I.iccnao has been
grzntoi Tor the Incorporation o. tho Chicago
Western i1lec,sic Erect Railway company of
CHICAGO. rapil5lFrotk fS.00p. 900 The object
"a 70 erect ana operate electric htrcei rail-
Lake Kane aad viii. Thv lncurparators arc
Henry D. Bepn, Mater Rosonthai and Harlan
W. Cooley
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Permanent Organization Erected at Waco
Tho Days ENcurEon

INV HAV-a LN0uFN0n.
Waco. Tex, July l.--Tho old settIoru' 40
ciety uf Mol.ennRn county met at the Palace
park today and effected permanent organlza-
lion with MrA, Tom Padgitt as president,
Henry W. Sadlcr r. ]. Gurlcy, NJ. r..
Carroll and Pete +. Ross Independents one
for each commissioners precinct; Fountloy
johnson, secretary. Wiley Jones. treasurer
and nr. r. O. nurleson. chairman. Mira. Tom
padglt, tho president was Mlas Kate Ross,
first girl child boon In McI.ennan county.
The association heard an interesting histofi-
cal address from Judge NJ u. Herring. and
after n basket dinner under the big trees
May 1890,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Henry Watorson says that I'VE years ago.
while touring Toxins. no declared that 1T
the clouds should rain silver. 1t would. I'M
der our vicious system OF taxation. quickly
and It's way back into tho hands OF those
who tatien on special privileges maintained
at tho cost Of the producing classes" No
doubt he did say that. but all that Texas
remembers Of what Mr., wattcrson said Is
that the artesan water OF Fora worth pos,
scssed tho most delicious taste OF any
liquid that ever passed his lips.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

New York, July 4.-The United States court
Of appeal has given q decision which Is
regarded as blow TO the cigarette trust
inasmuoh as Il will allow other manufactur-
ers to use machinery over which the trust
has hitherto had supreme control.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
NOT owNsp BY THE 1RYsTs.
n1rnr.1suEns, NOVICE.

FUBLI0fI H'IE' -I-- -
On June End. the subscrlpti9u pssrrtor
The nelly Gazette dellvefea 1y oeI and
,ns Monday morning paper was as
continued STATE PRINTING CO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Duluth. Mich, July AT a recent council
meeting Alderman Ole introduced an ordi-
old from appearing on the street after 0
O'Clock, and providing a penalty OF 500 fne
or ninety days In jail for violating the law.
Tho ordinance will probably pass al the next
meeting OF the council
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
wILL rALlk on cunnnNoY.

fIoko Smith Has Consented to Make
Speech In Georgia.
Atlanta. Ga. July 4,-Thc cordole Sound
Money league has received from Secretary
floke Smith HIS acceptance Of an Invitation
EXTENDED to him 70 deliver an address thore
on tho currency question. Tho secretary
ateios that he Will probably be able to speak
In Cordolo about the last week In the prcsent
month, Tho league promises TO the score
tAry big crowd and an enthusiastic re-
eepuou and announces that the sound money
sentiment is rapidly srowlng In thls state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

II would simplify matters In ohio 10 It
could be agreed that Foraker Sc MrKinlcy's
candidate for senator, and Mckinley ls Fora
hor'a candidate for president
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Tho state printing should not only be-
kept in Texas. but all private business
should be conducted on tho same plan.
II Texans would use little moro enlightened
holnshncn in their dealings It would bo
easier to develop Texas industries. which
in their turn would contribute to tho gen.
oral welfare
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
| LOOKOUT INN,
| UUNUUT INN m
. a. a. LOOEOufI
" W " TENiD
The ores. Summer ~
of the South.

The Inn is a mammoth slroi'
Rnnce. Finished In quartess,
decorated by artists OF natpn N /,
A walk through the main nsH
il more than an eighh ". :.
table and service are the ps'~n
ing and drainage arc perles,ra
Ing and evening concerts au'
the music room.
Livery. bowling, billiafds
orOQuet. I.
The drives and walks as-i
passed In America. Inc M
rrnndost the sun ever spph s,o11
hnncroft, the eminent n ~ IA
nge OF ST said: "rhls u Wy M
ever saw. In NIL my "a
never seen any scene 10 ~
lime grandeur"
Hourly cars from Chaitan'f
depots to the Inn.
Write for terms aud fuh
summer OF 1895.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

The main track mileage OF said rall-
way being on this date % miles. 1t is
Texas that the ton days notice required
by the third section OF the aforesaid act
be given by registered letter addressed
10 L. NJ Fouta, president OF said railway
company In Wenihcrfor1 Tex. that sud
report Of value is ready TO be made 10 tho
secretary Of state OF the state OF Texas,
AMI that II said company has any oblec-
lions thereto It must nle them In writing
with the rallrond commission OF Texas,
at its office lu AUSTIN Tex, within forty
DAYS after the expiration OF the ten days
JOHN IL. REAGAN,
Chairman.
l., j. STOREY,
n. a. STEADMAN,
Commissioners.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

tn. srca, speech In behalf Of b'-'a''A'nn"
made by Hon, W, J. nryan Of N''''''a
a, p,naa last saturday night. VIII be pf'n''u
IN tun in nest SUNDAYS Gazette. ORDERS
y. ov,,. oopiea should he ictt with the
busloe,s efseo not later than saturday noon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Keller has been resurroctod In ohio Just
to show tho value Of the Republican mud
for plckliug purposes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Judge Henry Furman OF Fort Worth will
havo to change his facial appearance OF
clto Governor Hogg viii have TO give instric-
tons 10 the tonsorlal artists 10 allow tho
restoration % the once manly board he err
ried through one OF the most heated cam
naisns Te.aA ever witnessed moan by
fgr the eloapeni Fort Worth lawyer, and his
should not be.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Hon. John II. Bailey OF cuoro. the loeal
representative from Dewitt county in the
rwcnty-fourih legislature. and WHO, BY The
way, was one Of the strongest speakers and
most valuable mnmbers 10 the lower house.
was here the other day. saw him al Inc
Avenue hotel, and ~ Is not usually the uase
hs was free 10 discuss the state political
aitu1tion He was a strong supporter II
Judge CLARK Tor governor and did much 10
carry hts county for the Little Warwick, /"
However, whom tho convention me. and nom
mated Governor HogE. he voted for MIN.
His opinion Ia now that Judge CLARK and his
followers will vote the Republican ticket in
1890. lilo says he proposes to stay With the
Democrats party and 30 right along taxing
will be found voting the ticket
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Commission Passes on weatherford, Min
cral Wells and Northwestern Railroad.

cral Wells and Northwestern Railroad.
Austin. Tex. July i.-Thc railroad COM
mission has Issued tho following;
Austin, Tex, July /, 1875. In the mat
Tor Of thp Wcaiherford, Mineral Wells
mud Northwestern hallway company me
railroad commission Of Texas ms pie-
pnrcd It's report OF value Of tile WeatheI-
fori, Mineral Wells aud Northwestern ran,
way m the state Of Texas. inclrdlnB M
the franchises, appurtennncos ana pro,
perry pertaining thereto, rs ! Us re9uiirrSga l
state, approved April ., 1sV3, thtltled
IAN act to define franchises 70 MAKE pup.
Ne the value Of railroads; 10 make ei-
fective section O. article ~ u the CONSTR
tuition; aud TO declare the eject OF )mIi ,e,
inl and other sales OF railroads. 70 llnlt
Tho amount Of stocks and bonds and other
indebtedness that may be Issued 10, 10y , da.
nor of issuing, registering and seeming
the same; to prescribe the penalties a tos'
10 nrcscfibc the duties OF the railroad COM
mission and the attorney general IN rela'
~ Ss,t5 vainofiop ia ma foliowp to-wit;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

celopel hob seay came down from Dallas
triod TO hnd cut what he thought Of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

The result in the bourbon state has
been the topic for discussion here In the
capital city this week. / have heard both
the silver aud nuu-silver Sides given ex.
preston. The universal opinion. Hs far
as have been able 10 learn is that the
ight was not a fair, honest, open and
straight. Observation-Disclosures platform con-
test. Gen. HRrdln's ambition to be gov
ernor OF Kentucky was SO great that tho
antl-free silver men admit this: That he
allowed fatal concessions rather than go
down Ia defeat again. The friends OF silver
remind their nnu-free silver friends that Mr..
Cleveland has changed front on tho posi-.
tlon he once occupied that Federal np-
polntcos should have little TO say and
little to- do In political campaigns. The
statement, In part which Senator Black.
barn made 10 the reporter for the Cincln.
natl paper TINT money was furnished IN
unlimited quantities Is freely quoted 10 the
advocates OF the yellow metnl, and not
relished much by them for they recognize
that Joe BlacEhurn's reputation Is that he
Is not prone TO make statements which he
cannot substantlntc, and he generally
knows whereof he speaks But as the
Gazette said cditnrlally: keutuckyy Well.
let's talk about Illinois,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Judge Ham Ward. who was acting chairman
In the last house Judiciary committee No. i
the greater portion Of the session In the alb
told me the other day that In his opinion mo
prize lighting act is imperative and void, lie
told me tho other day that no had occasion
70 examine tho law and after making aa he
thought thorough examination, he arrives
at this conclusion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-15

brutal Negro and Two Of Ills Friends
Slain by Mob.

brutal Negro and Two Of His Friends
Slain by Mob.
LIVE OAK. Fla, June i3.-Three more
negroes have been lynched In Lafay-
cite county for an assault upon white
woman. The woman is Miss Jeanette
Allen, Is years old, and the belle of
Lafayette county, Friday morning
about o'clock Miss Allen was awal-
ened by a noise in her room. AS she
moved her arm she was clutched by a
negro, whom she recognized as Bill
Collins, one of her fathers employees.
She screamed and the negro fled. After
a chase lasting all day Friday he was
captured. Collins was identified by
Miss Allen, but while preparations were
being made TO lynch him he escaped.
All Saturday and Saturday night he
was pursued. The chase led through
the phosphate region, where negroes
are numerous, and two Of Collins
friends attempted TO conceal him.
These two negroes were shot by the
pursuers and their bodies placed on the
railroad track, where they were cut 20
pieces by passing trains. Collins was
recaptured early Tuesday morning.
lie was taken TO the scene Of the
attempted crime and notices sent
out for people to gather to aid
Ia lynching him. A great crowd as
sembled at noon Sunday. He was taken
TO the banks Of the Suwanee river,
where he was hanged and his body
riddled with bullets. The corpse was
then cut down. weighted with stones
and thrown into the river. In eighteen
months fourteen negroes have been
put TO death In Lafayette county for
assaults upon white woman.