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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04

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0strsi fss,leaf assisEes thai lie vesls
b. ~ uasse.
0t II Fusssoa scared I'll ~ ASssHsl
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ksps 10 alass teach With les ssh-esisis 81
lie isssffsaiise 10 I'll psas % tts stshi-
pelsse, u yes slso s.eevt.d itss Assi
sslsc lssssry y, bad stesisiGed tiDssit
dislsist lie bee b.ss iisipa u rsis1sn
tuf ssfvs nesihs asaisiarbsd, sIseps
vksa . d t.ebgsSs 81 The sistserth h..
fsRtiy Waited .ts iess' Ga thai oecsslen
Tbs stifs rcEsl.,iea ieos 10 tho moaS-
lsiss as naslrsd ttcr. sslil %. troops
RETIRED
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04

summary Of the Congregations
churches. ten 10 number, 10 Bennington
county for the year ending December 81,
1900. has Just been issued. The mem
bership at thst time was 1899 OF which
ST. vera females. The number OF sdmis
siops during the year was 80 snd the
losses we're 49, The bspti4ms we're 81,
Home expenses were $I3 CS2. and bene
VIOLENT contributions we're So 1872. The
mem bership Of the Sunday schools was
26l With an average attendance OF 623
and Y. P. s. q. E, bad 1863 mem bers.
The total number Of families connected
with the churches IA 9l5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04

+. G Kennedy. John ]. Flynn and A
O, Humphrey snd Others OF Burlington
.e form ulatins bis deal which viii
corsolidste Ill the electric rsilrosds 10 the
southern section Of Vermont spd form )
connected line bstwefn Albany ard Mont
pelifr. With brsuches TO Middletown
Sprioas. Like Bomo.een aud Lake Dan
more. A syndicate Of Nsw York men
are backing the enterprise. Daniel r,
Ls~is, John ]. Allen and others OF New
York have been 10 Ea'ispd looking over
The local fsilsay syfis m spd ths vsrious
poser pissts ia thst loesiity. 40 option
hss bsen secured on the Rasisnd Electric
railroad property, besides ssrsrsl lines
and tssuctises along tho pror ostd route
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04
Hosx Foor.r.H Prorlg

AiIow . cough 10 run uniil Il gets beyond
the reach Of medicine. They often say,
Oh. IL will wear away, bat Ia nosi case.
IL viii rear them away. Could they be
induced 10 Wy the successful medicine
CALLED Kemp's Bsissn, which 10 sold 90 .
positive guarantee 70 core, they would
Immediately ses the srcellsnt effect after
taking The 6ra dose. Price % and Zoe
Trial sizs free. Az oil druggist..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04
YDIA A. MASON'S Estate !.

- STATE on VERMONT District Of Manchester, "a
| Whereas, . certain instrument in writing
purportng to be the last will and testament Of
| Lydia A. Mason, late Of Manchester, in said
District, deceased. having been this day pre-.
sented to said Court for Probate and duly filed
in the Registers Office: Therefore, 1t 10 ordered
that all persons interested IN the estate OF said
deceased be notified to appeSr before said Court
At the Probate Office In Manchester, In said
District, on the 18th day OF April A. d.
| 1901, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon by publica-
ton Of this order, three weeks successfully pre-.
vious thereto. 10 the Manchester JougsAL, q
newspaper printed at Manchester aforesaid, TO
show cause, ii sny they may have, why said
instrument 10 writing should not be proved II
allowed ~ the iast will and testament Of the said
deceased.
Dated Al Manchester, March 2Gth A D. 1901
i73v r. nd iEKT0N Jndpe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04

The Vermont Historiesl Sseissy has 10
csHily received IRON u. v, Stevens. 81
Louder, Eosispd, shst " probably HE
moss sccassss and comprehensive map Of
ths old fortress OF Orown Point and ~
snvircns sDi onilyirs iorltiesiions -
they existed within ten years alter their
erection, sves prepared. This mssnit
ssns fortress US erected 10 10000, BY
Or jeffrey Amherst major general and
com % IN dsi- ir-chiei Of the forces Of kirg
George Ill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04

William II. Bradford OF Bennington
vas appointed receiver for the L,sher
Stocking company Of that town Monday
morning by Judge Lovelsnd Munson Of
Manchester. The appointment was made
on the petition Of Col. Oliu SCOTT, . prom
iusnt Ban, iogton manufacturer who 10
materially interested in the embarrassed
company, Frank Lasher, H. d. Fillmore
and George F. Graves OF Bennington and
James X, Batehslder Of Arlington we're
present at the meeting at the Bardwell
house al which the receiver was appoint
ell.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04

| have been troubled With indigestion
1T ten yfst, have tried many things and
spent much mnnty to no purpose until J
tried kodsl Dyspepsia Cure. l have tsk
60 two bottles aud gotten more relief from
them tban I'll other medicines taken.
fssl more like . boy than | bsvs felt 10
twenty years Anderson Riggs Of Sunny
Lane. Tex. Thousands have testified ~
did Mr.. Ric2s. o r Adams. Arlioeton;
A q Pe,hboue, Manchester Depot; A u
Smith. West Arlington.
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toUTH DORSET.

The last Bennington Banner gives the
following account OF the sale Of marble pre-
perty 10 Norcfoss Bros. Of Worcester,
Mass. one OF the largest and best contract
ing firms 10 the country. They built ths
new library and sciense buildings for Mid
dlsbnry College, both OF which are OF mar
HE: Contractor Norcfos., Who built the
s.ata House st Prosiience, r 1 the big
railroad depot 1t Boston. Macs. the big
IN on amept at West Point. sni scores Of
other buildings, snd Who owus marble,
granite and slste qusrriss 81 over the
country, brick kilus, cemeut. iron end
steel vorks. 90 that be produces I'll bis
ns,erisls. hss purchased Of s II. West
one OF the beat qostries 10 the world The
marble averages min ty-nine per cent pure
csrbo1ste OF lime, and il tree 10 work suJ
easy 10 get Thousands OF tons OF nsrbls
wers taken from this quarry forty yssrs
ago. al the work being done BY hsnd,
sod it 10 the only qlsrry 10 Vermont vi b
on. a vssis dump. There 10 90 waste,
and II there we're. II would be 10 tn $40
per ton 10 make gas. The ~oskipa ma
chimney will soon be put 10 place, . fifty
ton derrick bsipg one Of the hsIrp, II 10
proposed TO Get ont . large number Of
columns, Elk BY six feet u the bare and
oesrly atty iset long. They sili esen
weigh over fiity tons. End : special wagon
will bs used 10 drss them. The steel sxlss
OF the wagons will be eight inches 10 diam
eter, and the wheels will be solid, With
twenty ,fonr iucb face o. tread. There are
90 large bridges on The five miles Of road
TO tbs dspot, spd the small ones can essi
~ be made made strong enough. Mr.
West 10 one OF The practical promoters OF
marble ini.r,sts having grown up 10 the
business. snd IL seems really ntiise that
this splsndid qusrry hiss Is!lsn into hsn3s
that can pub IL for all IL 10 worth. Many
buiidinss 10 r. isdelpti.. thss sere huiit
Of ,hi, marble forty aud dity yssrs ego.
look - irssh ~ when first pu, up. Other
quarries ara being developed. sbd the pros
pscis srs th.t this. ,osu, which 10 ore
sohd bed OF marble. viii soon iurnish iis
2aois 70 tho scflas supply.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04
BuCHANAN, MIcH May %

Genesee Pure Food Co, Leroy. N. Y.
Gentlemen My mamma has been
great Q, Il drinker and has found it vety
ipIurious. Having used several psckseel
Of your GRAIN.O, the drink that tske'
the place Of ooffse. she finds II much bel
ter for herseli and for US children Il
drink. She bss given up coffee drinking
entirely. We use package OF Grsi1.C
every week. am ten years old.
Yours respectfully.
FANNIE WILLIAMS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04

Lat ~intpr ] Was confined 10 my bed
With very bad cold on the lungs. Moth
ing gave me relief. Finally my wife
bought bottle OF Ole Minute Coueh
Cure that effected speedy cnre. CAP
DOT speak too highly Of thst excellent rem
edy. = Mr.. 7 X Housenan. Msnstswney,
Pa. 0 L Adams. Arlington; A Fl Petit
bone, Manchester Depot; A Fl Smith,
West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04

Bfsva M.lst 0snsrsl Stewart Vas
yiist. us. A.. rslsrsd. died Friday ncrr
lag 81 bic rs.lssses Ia waaias,an, ssea
sishsy .hvs. IL .ili be hntied 10 Arlirs
loo win military toaors. usasfsl Van
ylIst ua vstsrsn 81 The Mtiiesa and
Owl ears, sad nsry Irtisn esnpsists
10 Florida spd tho West he vs bern 10
Fsrrisbasg. Va. Jaly 81. 1916, and vss ~
pointed 10 Wtsi Poirt Iron NV ierk.
Jaly l, 1853, srsdnsli1s 10 iss0.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04
81 Ea.,rs Ma l.a. ,r.... q La

bA Es.srs bsisi itss spssts OF LAs.
eslss s'ol Ill The ssesi Ies Lsys tseyb
b. IL The ess sse sss lsfi spet Es HE ion
vts.slss a shfliss sss d Geo. btrsissi
istvas. pihiseblrs. net le,iss sts vsit
b. ksa 10 %. bot issssg Il via toia sss
uss hara .asIs stsbsa h. bed essset
sssrs ~ iron vass I've psbiis vssi nsan
ID IL. fslassiss bselins 10 TIE goal sblss
dsty oct lsleu bin. ess siiii fssl lie
sflp 81 Es msasiss bsra, sud shs sssfth
sas loot Of his aiDely sys'.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04

Yea gill sssts ttmr n 700 Try 10 eufs
isdissstios or dysptpsss by starving yoni
stls. Trss orly m.ks u sers shsn yoa
do eel hssrtily. Yea sissys utsi plenty
Of good itoi properly disestea. k3dol
Dy.pspsis Care 10 Tho fesni, OF years Of
scisnitfe fssssfoh Ter so1sttins that
soold dissss nei osIy some elements oil
food bot every HAD. Aad II 10 the one
remedy that gill do H. o 4 Adams, Afl
icsiop. A II Psiisbonc. Manchester Dtro,
A II Smith. West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04

-wtlla shs~ II ADAM. kas u
srsndsss his sssssias here
Miss Astsi W oaspr,h, vte 10 s,i*sd
ies wssslos @gissry 10 Norso1 IL heDs
Tue Hale Coz. CHAIR chop 81 ihs Ess'
villsss will atari az Mosdsy. II hss bssI
fsH bal seris-oss ds,s .isee Dse. LAT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

EsiAte OF MARY PARsfss.
| The undersigned, having been appointed by
| the Hon. Probate Court Tor the District Of Man
| chester Commissioners, to receive, examine and
ADJUST all claims and demands Of all pereoIs
against the eHtate Of
Mary Parsons Iste OF Manchester
In sxid District, deceased, and all elaine txhbit.
ed In OBJECT thereto, hereby give notice that We
will meet, for the purposes atoressid 1t the
furniture stnre OF d. y. Wileoa, Manchester Gem
tte on the 26th day Of September, 1901, from one
o'clock p. N. until o'clock r. \. and that six
six months IRON the 2sth day Of February A. d.
1851, 10 ths time limited by said Court Tor said
creditors 10 present their Gains to US for tIam
nation and allowance.
Dated 1t Msuchtstsr thls a6lh day Of F,bru
AIRY A. u. 1901.
" W. COOK, O..
ID. h. WILSON, W"
lens II. wnirPLr. Administrator, Manchester
Centre. Vermont 47sw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04

Calvin Skinner, Tor macy year, . res.
peeisd siis,n Of tbs place. died March
2oie. Il. hsd paralysis. and. for ihs pas,
three years. y. nearly helpless. bat be
bore Lis stassiSss ~.tt p.lisst resigns.
tics. The iuuersi services we're conduct
81 by Rsv. b. II. Watkins. Rector Of St.
Jsnes church. O II. snd Il. q. Back, Il.
N Fsrnuu and Q. II. Young sotins -
bearers.
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Essats Of ALBEIT W. srnsErxn.
The undersigned. having been Apposn ed By
the Hon. Probate Court for the District u Man.
chester, Commissioners. 10 receive. examine
ard &C! act all claims and demands OF all pei.
soue gaiDsi the estate ~
Albert W. eueetef late ~ Dorset
In said District deceased aud all claims exhibit.
Ell 10 offset thereto. hereby give notice that ss
viii meet for the purposes Aforesaid At
late dstlling OF deceased 10 North Dorset os
The itth day III hepteabsr 1901. from one
O'Clock y. NJ. until iour O'Clock h. on "a
day, and that air months from the 18Th dsy
q March a b. 1901 10 the time limited BY
said Coart ior said efe6itors 10 present their
claims 10 Ne fos examination and Allowance.
Dated At North Doiset ihis lsth day Of
March 4. u. 1901
MN n BRRBE, 49,.
GEORGE PgTTY, eo"
AR srnsrTrn, Adminisirairii, North Dorset.
ftrmp1t. sTsw
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Why Zinc n nd GrindinU!

Zine combined With lead and oil forms
the toughest paint nov known. bat they
need to re foe to combine. Dsvoe lead
and zinc is ground in linseed OIL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04

Spring coughs are especially dangerous
and unless cured Of once. serious results
often follow. One Minute Cough Cure
sots like msaic. II 10 not . common mix
ture but 10 high grade remedy. OE Ad
sms, Arlington; A Il Pettibone. Msnches
ter Depot; A H Smith. West Arlington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04

slin ncablss, epts. barns. scslds aud
chsfns qaretiy healed ~ the uss Of De
Witis Witch Hsssl Sslvs. II 10 imissisd.
Be safs Jon Gel DsWin'a o z Adams.
Asiinetsa: A u Pstsibone. Manchester
Dspst. A II Smith, Wsss AsIisston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04

JrrL-O. THE New Dgssxnr.
pleases oil ,he family Four hsrors; = Lsm
90. osnge. Raspberry and Sus~befy. Al
our grocers. 10 OTIS. Try II today,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04

Mr.. Watkins Of Ssvsansh. Gs. 10 The
gasst oil his soa. R,s q. II Wslkias,
--orlo wilter died u bic home 10
wssl Arlington 6undsy. after . leg III
rsst.
Miss j. Mssds Adams /, visiting
irisnds IN 6osih shsiisbsry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04

The toughest paint now known is Devoe
lead and zinc. Zinc aud grinding make il
go.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-04-04
John ] JENKINS EhrArr

Il
STATE cF VEnhosr, District OF Manahestet, "a
he u remembered, that at y session Of the
Probate Court holden at Manchester, within
aud Tor said District, on the 2srd day Of March
A, u. 1901
whereas, eersn instrnmtnt II writing,
| under zeal, Iurporiing ~ be the last will and
| testament Of John j, jenkins late of Rupert
sali District, deceased, hsviag been lhia
day presented TO SAID Court Of Probate and duly
filed IN the Registers Ofhce; Therefore, ii IL o..
detcd that all persons interested IN the sriate
oi a'd deceased be notified to appear before
| said Court ut the Probate Chloe ia Manchester,
10 said District, 90 the 18th day OF Aptii A. ID.
1901, at ten O'Clock 10 tho forenoon, by pubiioa.
| ton Of II order three weeks suecesrlveIy
previous thereto, IN the Manchester JouaNAI., 4
newspaper printed At Manchester aforesaid, 10
show cauee, II any they may have, why SAID
instrument IN writing should not be proved and
allowed ss the last will and testament Of tho
said deceased.
i7sw W d. EDGEkTON, Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

lens II. wnnrLr. Administrator, Manchester
Centre Vermont 4Tsw
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09
EARyH'S DRYEST SPOT. Regions Of Greatest and Least Rain n
 the World

A place on the coast of Peru about S59 miles south of the equator, known as Payta, is supposed to De t31e drvest spot on the face Of the earth. The average interval between s66weYs at Payta is seven years. Nhap Prof a-7r F2ireAild visited the place ia Fg5Euary there had been. s0lle t.z aefasa.#a Gfizzle lasting frof4 19 e'eloe3z one evening tf. noon the 0l"5 dap. TSia ~45 the 14l laia that ta5 5alI .a sieht years. JE.a a@p5s5Js side ot tae #atid ftfiliz54es tl4a Counterpart t1 this aia3os .aa- region T. is among lAe ls 1l tzs Ii F5- s'ozs aaalea the m ,drs brought s9asa nsesfaaa aud ra1r ! .al- usa u22L tls Caasa. aiii s4cisa af tas Indian Goye4a&eHt 7e annual mean rainfall there is a99lt 624 inches and n tie exlaP .ta1uf year cf lss1 it amounted to 791 inches. Nowhere else '9es the tropical do~ngour equal that which q sceads upon this district
 slaig li1e Klasia hills The rains be- s.2 March and esatinue almost steadily till the mizldle If November. That part oi the plains adjoining 4he rivers j. under Va. tor eight months every year. During this period there E no communication even between neighbQrins Villages. and to this en- forced isolation i5 attributed tie east that there are considerable differ anceg of language anoag t.4e people e neigh boring hamlets wao Ha laGbeedlE. at Che time, spoke The same language. Iheir sWan4ps aai G8asmires keep them apart.--NeW York Sun,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09
he Dead an.

TlIs negro Etiled=ale wei known. Especially is this true of l. L. Tluker. Who was one df the most prominent negro iedge workers in Arkansas. lie was grand master of the Arkansas lodge Of Odd Fellows at the time ot his death, and held other prominent positions in lodge circles. He was one of the Wealthiest negroes in lief ferson county and only a few months ago purchased plantation across the Arkansas river at cost of $15,900. He was a very successful negro in business and was well liked by both white and colored people. Solomon Fluker, the other dead man, lived oA the opposite side of the river h,it re- gently came here to do landins work for his cousin
 E. F. Flulicr was thirty-six years Of age and leaves a wife and dvs chilli. ren solomon FmFor was t,@enty.tHo Stars of age.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09
rNa cf Funeral

Tas remains of F. [ FluEar vera prepared for burial last night and plse- ed " one of tbe handsomast cashet8 ever purchased in this city. Tba ' 3eFe later tuned over to the Odd Fellows lodge and the members had tha remains removed tohis home. Tho frneral Will take place next Tuesday
 #ha nezaaiss of Solomon Flaler are ?. se,r5 frepaeci ios baHa and the
 &ill likely take piaae da the sane asg as that of E. E. FlaI5er.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09
aiGiOUS QUEEN.

Eliz' of England Accused by His.
 te# ef ItoarttinG Public Funds.
 TA Queen Elizabeth nearly Wree gland by her parsimony. aa& eae1ore, condemned by his ;oi historian for her ava rice. probably had no avarice in her luo4. She may have, prob ably inherited a trace of the rigid sIa aer grandfather. Henry VII, tha,. 3e attorney Oil q throne, but ehe not hoard money fer herself, bul the state. The revenue ill her tilae IS small ill pTosortion to the den&a5 on il, she Was convinced that 1t " ger first duty to keep thc treas u1E s1-Yant, and, like any other spar ing housewife, her notion of the meth od Was to resist every def&nd, to cut down every supply, and to seek unpan help from any individual whom she could suppose to be bound to render 1t. So She levied every penny to which She was entitled; she cut down in dents even for powder, as q housewife cuts down Demands for gravy seef; Ne@At AA@ lttli VI pI i4N IlCi1lt9 tititi lIcI courters expenditure from their own purses, which it had previously been their duty to make, bat which it was their duty no longer She acted, in fact, as treasury officials sometimes pc. new from au inapp1ieable sense o9 duty; and not once or twice. but several times, she nearly RaraIy2ed Aer ln atiou Frederick the 4ga91 did precisely tAe ame thing iron tAe= same n9fIHa. aaa 55th kiHs lHa queen ia time af peace saved theit Aes3 faan alea Hg 4-a mis- lo.-sIe 4'Lc Ecao su faI nl @4e sef5ae faeig
 qtEsla HaA &a
 uati flcJll 1aa5 W#g tr- nj sfsrQael.#s tEe a5t poz caoa2A t3 saE ca as 4e. # $ vaia- a9a pttref auG a#4 0IalGei9is3 taez sil4plE their n9Hes Ucli- .il.0u5 53e iE4a#iuatioa ,2 thHts conditions #aqins arisen, they a3JHid @ it il different way.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09

At 5ate hoar Saturday HieHt the streets Of the city were deserted. and na trouble 03s expected The Inter iot of the county jail vas well guarded ivy armed deputies all night as it was thanGlt that some Irresponsible par tles would make some E58d af plaT to &at inside. The better element of the negroes who arc =.H=fae3g 8G let ting tho laH take ile eoaases aeut 0 their homes and retired oarly Tha officers cleared the street Of it's re- msiNing loafers and perfect order pre- vailed during the night Much praise is dHe the police department and al the county officers for the manner in which they conducted affairs during the excitement. They were equal to every occasion and did their work as becomes officers of the law.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09
Clears neeliila to TaIx.

Tie GIaGgs We're seen by ! Graphic representative soon after their arrival at the sicrili office and rfused to make a statement. Thes elaiM seit defense Tom eleee had some fright. fHl looking finger prints aa his thioat. they being dug iu the skin 5y seio- mon Fluker during their scuflle in the water His clothing vas soaked with water, and mud vas on every -1aI4 of his body. The Clogs seemea ye1g calm and smoked cisasetraa 6Qr4@ the time they remained ia the 4h 1~- office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09
Continued from Page 4.l
pot BILE KILLING.

told his brother 10 lit Sol. Flegg struck al the negro but the |threw Up his arm and protected Ii from the blow He at the |time attempted to raise his Tom Gleeg and the negro then ed and as they fought they pull pushed each other into the Va Reeper and deeper the mon went, E each other all the time. and fhe water Was almost ID to their
 a report of q pistol was heard. Pn Fluker released Tom Clegg Rnk into the river. Tom Clegg
 from the water and joined pther, Bob, who had started up ] to Barraque street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09
.rowds UP to late hour last nigh,

crowds LIP to late hour last night When the remains of the Flahefs wofe carried to the undertaking shon hun deeds of negroes followed the amaa- lance tAeoasl2 tho streets. They e:are balred from tIza 5ajsifol. Of the shop and returned to the street around the court house Some fen or fifteen officers and a nuber of cftizcns dep. utized by by She1iff. Mccoy escoe1sd the GIeges to the county iail. Perfect order prevailed until after the men were locked up and then number of negroes attempted to create some cX- citement by doing some very strong lynch talk, put they were given or ders, and they subsidod. At the land ing negro attempted to push his way through the crowd and Officer Roarity tapped him over the head. The blow was quite effective and tho fellow also quieteG down \ drunken negro who had much to say was taken to the lookup by the police
 Another exciting scene occurred in- meaiately after the shooting John Fluker, brother of E. E. Flu5er, heagd of the shooting and lcft Flukel's store for the landing He met the Cieggs coming towards him. at least be thought so, and reversed his sprint ing and made for the store he had H'st left. h the excitement some iaea&ht he was wanted and tho crowd took aftgI him. E5llfas estaa m=- aaze' H.e feaehet tho atata a#d 4a. NaNd discovered iss mistake aaa f tHrre. '5 he Iaa4iar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09
ciaaes saa slu!<er Have eisaute.

5oHa FlaiaI said that the Glee4s had aa ra nt with l.. E Fiu&er on tiaiay. tbe moyi9us day lust Wl.at was slid 9I a2 taa aG@ameE1 la Wa4 uaabio to ,ia aid that la knew tHgt 1sEaI H t8 t'e landing ol #a#fH that the Cle 5av= w la& ta ivy and sfeR aall4a his naV Iantilla at the feet af Aalabama stne4s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09

temple. This bullet went to the left side of the head and lodged under the skin. E. E. Fluker also received two bullets in his body One entered the head hear the 1felTt temple. The other entered the hedE two inches below the left nipple and came cut at the right arm pit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09
Scenes After the KilIino.

The street for blocks were crowded with hundreds of whites and negroes for an hour after the shooting, and re- mained pretty well filled up with
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-09
2. E. FIuker We'll Insured.

[. F. Fluker is said to have carried $10,o00 life insurance in an old line company. He was also well insured in several secret orders and his bank