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Manufacturing Pharmacists and Dealers in
Paints. Oils, Window Glass, Dyestuiis, spices
Druggists Fancy Goods and speeialties. I'M
porters Of Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, FER
fpmery, Olive OIL, &c.
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Gloss Paints, Masury's Liquid Colors ana
Devoe's Lead and Zinc Paints.
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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30
Man Dies Of Wounds.

ROM" Ga March 2a-The remains
" e. u iIarsrpyc have arrived from
Enterprise. Ala. and were accompa.
Md b, several MasOns Mr.. Har.
grove. while on; hunting near Enter
prise, accidentally shot hlms.lf near
Tho knee Saturday afternoon. II was
som' I'm" before medical aid could be-
secured and he died from loss Of blood
hi. death ensuing In about six hours
after the accident happened Mr..
liarrrONe Was son ~ Mrs r. T.
IIarc-ove. of this city. and a former
well knOan Rome man
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30
Indicted on Murder chnrae.

Atlanta. March 2?.-For having shot
and k!llod nor sister. Miss Chappell
WhiNonant. Of whom she was Jealous.
on March >, last. Mrs. Willie Standifer.
wife II Edward Marion Standifer. was
on Ncdr,s 10y morning. indicted by the
Fulton county Grand jury on 4 charge
II murder Mr. Standifer has been
on IN bond pending possible action
b> 'h" Eraui Jury. I'D Adams. the ne
gro janiior Of the Walker street school.
who was arrested on a charge Of at.
tempting Ia assault little I>Otiie Belle
Ward. the l5.yearOld daughter Of Rev
A. q. Ward. was Indicted on a charge
of attempt 10 assault
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30
UNI noHn Shin Wrecked.

savannah, Ga, March -: The FISH
irr ~n!rck i1u,> Potter. Captain Cleo
ui ha. arrived in port and reports
Nat - n.'''- northoaS, of Brunswick
So" found s"am9od N:rboat with
oars aboard. The boat bore NJ name
"r other evidence ~ show from wha,
vessel ~ had come In tie vicinity
~" mach found broken. fna Ing
Mast "f large sch"oror ami other
"r'cta.'. Careful search was made.
bar Captain Cicoliul could discover
nothing - reveal IN" il.uAty of the
"" s.. taa' had been wrecked
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30
vAUsT TO FACE sIoAMv CHARGE
Young Man Had Recently Married
Near 6Isckshear.

Na\CrOS>. Ia, March 39.-Waher
NaU>i a NuunG white man. who has
been living in WRvCro~s for some days
ias been arrested under the charge oi
bgamy
Two Or three weeks ago vaust mar
ried "A M!~> kiHc. ~ near Rlackshear
Who. u H. said Is only about u years
old He brought her to Waycross AMI
racy have been stopping AT the Park.
or house. near the court house. Mon
day afternoon ID J. King. the father "
the yUGhg woman. accompanied by
Sheriff Tu'rn. of Pierce county. went
before Judge W. \ Mcdonald. and
sHore Out warrant against Naus,
cAI!uiu- him with bigamy. The cnupl,
waN found in their room a. the PARA
'r Mouse. aud Nau>' was placed - lrr
ar - He took his arrest very crpl
~ II j. asserted. AMI ioit MIR kirc
tat b, would ty,i him the truth a nu'
IL" mate. II hc would not prose, ute
MIN.
| seems thai Mr. kiag learned oi
N"n>;~ 81. H,r NiN,~ through letter
tat I. u in'n hi, hands Wife No
Wap has ola c'ill. resides in North
'.','ua. al" NJ >. ho also has on,
'tiid r',iU"- IN T.fton. and wit, No
. ~ VIZ. Nn~' Wt.m b. was arrest
- In'u No,-. an hi, young wif,
We carr."l - B'lcL>h,a by Sh,-in
IU'"n :'I Mr King, Vaust 10 be- put
IA J'A a.a ne Young woman 10 D.,
h'., - o'.o home II 5.r father.
W" "-. Ia ,mplor,l on The
V".i tr0iu If ''. A'lar'ir Coast Line.
Va.,r u.l dHii, 'rip~ between Vay
''.- ,-i EircA shear We is young
Man .! -'"l anp''ranc.. a,d HI, arrest
'r '.'..' u bi.lry was big sur
't-' - raHv mat nar become nc
HHa,1.'l With hm since le came tc
h.1c.,,,
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30
WILL Be THROWN
OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
Estimated That $4,000 People
Will Lose Their Jobs.
ON ACCOUNT OF rAe LIQUOR TAX
The Enforcement ef the Aiken $1,000
Liquor Tax. Which Nae Passed the
Ohio Legislature. viii bs the caSse
Of Men Losing Their Positions

Columbus. o.. March 29.-Thousands
III men will be thrown out ofy employ.
menI by the enforcement of the Aiken
$1,000 liquor TAX Law wAich has just
been passed.
IT,, tive ,aousand proprietors of thc
saloons that will close will be out NJ
employment At least half Of them
have bartCuders. Many porteTs and
the men Who get up the saloon lunches
ANA bakers will also be- without EN-.
ploymCnt by the decreased demand for
bread for the saloons
The brewery drivers and other em.
pl"ics al tlr brswerles will also suf-
Ter. ana II Is sa.d that between 10000
and l5,""n people In all will be more
or les affected by the enforcement Vt
the Law.
Rcprcs, nta'ive Aiken estimates thai
the gain In the states revenue will be
aJ'U S5.i5o"ro. threet,nths of which
go', ~ The state.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30
Preaehers Are Thre atened.

Chattan"Osa, Tenn. March 29-Rey.
Howard l.. Jones. Of the First Dap,is,
church, and kcV. Luther Freeman. of
~" FIRST Methodist church. last Sun.
dav IN their sermons severely criti.
cis"d W" mob that lynched FL John.
son. Both the ministers have re-
c'iyod anpn> nous letters since then.
That one ~ NJ Jones says that un.
lo,s the minister's remarks are re-
'rac'"d within one week. we will wait
upon YOU Mes,rs Jones and Free
man say they are ready ~ participate
n q Ioint conference with the parties
interested
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30

Victoria. u. C.. March 29.-Advices
NJ extreme suffering ~ natives In the
Caroline Rronp from a typhoon are Civ.
IN In letters from Captain Montgom-
cry of the whaling bark Knowles. The
natives were without food except roots
when he called In January. and he en-
deavorch TO land biscuit. -four and po
Iatocs To relieve the suffering. but
permission was refused by the author.
tiles unless he paid 600 marks for n
'rading hccnsc. As the whaling cap.
tain was unwilling 10 pay for the priv.
ilcge ~ being charitable. he sent NO
food on shore
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30
srodie Duke Granted Divorce.

New Iork. March 20 -Broiie L.
Duke. of DggH Afu. y G.. a relative Of
'Ir prc,i., ~ - hs American Tobacco
oImpauy. IA. ,c.n granted divorce
from b.. v.!r. Al.c' Webb Duke. whom
hc rslrr... ia this ely Dec IL. 1904
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-06-19
. PURELY PERSONAL
.&Ng%%a<s


e, NJ Lanphear was in Boise
yesterday.
DR.. W. O. King is to have charge
Of the new opera house.
r. J. Rowe came up from Grand
view Saturday for supplies.
Chri.si- and George Mahoney are
visiting friends in Weiser,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Dulin were
H. the State capital last week.
W. c.. HOWE took No. S for
Boise Thursday afternoon.
Richard Helgren and Inez Hoyt
we're married at Weiser on June II.
Mrs. Kittie Cowen left Saturday
Tor Columbus, Kan, to visit rela-
hives.
DR.. Nieukirk took the Sunday
passenger for Boise, returning last
night.
Miss Sara Sullaway has return
ed from the Utah Agricultural
College.
Jake Garlic of Chadron, Neb, is
among last weeks visitors to
Nountainhome,
Mrs. John Ross, who has been in
feeble health since last winter, is
still confined to her bed.
Orville Colthorp of Havre, Mont,
and Albert Colthorp of Souris, N !
D, made flying visit in Mount |
ainhome last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Reuss and
DR.. Zabokrtsky, who have been
) former visitors here, arrived from
Chicago last week.
W. c. Howie was called to Twin
Fails last week to attend meetings
OF the Pure Food Board and Hor-
iicultural Society.
James Bennett, formerly of
Nountainhome, but now of Boise,
came in Thursday on visit to his
brother, Richard Bennett.
G Foster Gable arrived from Pc
catello on No. 5 Thursday after
noon. He was in attendance on
the G. K, anniversary services.
Levi Mellon brought with him
from Mountainhome some fine
specimens of partly matured fruit.
-Bottineau, N. D., News, June 8.
Mrs c. R. Shaw and three child.
zen arrived from Boise on Thurs
day nights passenger. They were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Reynolds.
Y. J. Co|thorp left Thursday for
North Dakota with carload OF
horses He was accompanied by
c, w. johnson, who came here
about II month ago from Willow
City, N. d.
Charley Abbott, he of the sunny.
good natured smile, was in Friday.
Charley is coaxing cabbage and
carrots, peas and potatoes, onions
snd other things in the garden
truck line out on Postm aster Tur-
ner's place north OF town. Char
@y says his potatoes are already
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-06-19

in bloom and the balance of the
vegetables are acting strictly
proper.
Mrs. r. Jones, who has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Ross, for the past month, left Sat
urday night for home at Elm
Creek, Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rosenheim re-
turned Thursday from Oregon,
where they have spent the past
six weeks. Mrs. Rosenheim 8
health is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Barstow of HALEY, who
was in attendance at the session of
the O E, S. Grand Chapter at
Boise last week, stopped Friday
evening, on her way home, to see
her many friends here,
Judge Stimson went to Caldwell
on Thursday afternoons passenger,
returning the following day. He
took lot of posters advertising
land inviting participation in)
our Fourth of July celebration
T. G. Strickland, nephew of John
Pence, came in Friday from the
Three Greek country, where he had
been for several months past in
the employ Of his uncle He con.
templated going to Bruneau yes
terday.
A baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. John Pence Monday eve
ming, June II, 1906,
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-06-19

A baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs John Pence Monday eve
ming, June II, 1906.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-30

Try our special blend for ice tea.
dt78 +. J. Fountain.
Major W. r. Cayitt returned yes
terday from n business trip to Hous-
ton.
/ Mrs. J. p. Collier left for Llano
yesterday after visit TO Mrs. L.
w Rawles.
Mems summer pants, $3.50 aud
sLO0 kind now 81 O0aud $3.50. 1915
Norwood
Misses Loretta and Eula Willis
returned yesterday from a visit IN
| Galveston.
Rev Mother Mary Joseph Of Villa
Maria Academy left for san Antonio
yesterday.
Mr-. I. y. broadway and daugh-
tiers returned yesterday from visit
In Rockdale.
Fresh shipment Of assorted cakes
aud Blaukes candies. di16
r. j. Fountain.
Miss Alma Driver returned 20
Hearne yesterday after a visit TO
Miss BESSIE Marriott.
Deputy Sheriff l.. X. Allen return
"a 70 waxhachie yesterday after a
visit 20 relatives ~ Edge
Id. McGee returned from Aus
tin yesterday and reports his son,
oliver McGee, still quite ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Cole Of
Harvey left last night 10 visit Mr..
Coles parents at Corpus Christi
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Lotion Of
Hampstead arrived yesterday 20
visit Mr.. and Mrs @. g. Loitin.
Mrs. A. r. Carr Jr aud Mrs. ;. J..
Balm and children Of Houston are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Parker.
Mrs. Minnie Barrow and daughter
Miss Lille, aud Miss Mamie Berry
man left yesterday morning for Aus
tin.
\ good liue Of barefoot sandles.
i76 Norwood.
Mrs f.. +. Parks and children re-
turned yesterday after a visit at
Navasota aud other POINTS In Grimes
county
For Rent-New cottage on Nose
lev street, convenient 20 business.
di76. Mrs. r.. IA. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hallaron and
childron left for their home In New
Orleans yesterday after a visit "a
John Daily aud family aud NJ. Bon
neville IT., and family.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-30

Prof. ;. II. Hickman, formerly Of
BRYAN. aud for number of years
superintendent Of the Hearne public
schools. has been elected superin-
tendent Of the Houston Heights
schools and has accepted the place.
IN commenting on his election the
houston Post says: Prof. Hickman
is recognized as man OF ability.
His past work IN the management
OF schools has demonstrated his
worth as school man, and the
Heights trustees consider that they
have secured man who will lead
the splendid system Of schools Ia the
suburban town 20 an even larger
/ field Of efficiency.
Prof. ]. W. Carson was In from
from College yester lay consulting
with the Business League officers
with reference 20 finding homes In
this city for delegates 20 the Far
mers' Congress az College who may
not be able 10 find accommodations
on the campus. The Congress meets
July 10. II ana Il. This arrange
inert was successfully carried out
last year, aud large numbers Of the
visitors were cared Tor in town.
For Sale-One grade Jersey COW,
gallon mixer; one ? year old
grade heifer; two high grade heliers
not in milk; one registered Jersey
beifer not in milk. For prices adj
dress John NJ. Caldwell, Bryan
/ Texas. 10
DR.. Geo. b. Butler left yesterday
10 attend a camp meeting at Ball
Prairie, Robertson county, after
which he will visit CorsIcana, Dali
las aud other points In the interest
of the Texas woman's College.
Ladies' Princess dresses Of lingerie
organdie, Jap SILK, tafieta, liberty
satin and richest crepe de cheue. At
si5.OO and $3.50. Friday aud Sat
urdAy only. Mrs. Mary Lawrence.
Services are announced As usual
at the First Baptist church Sunday
with preaching at II O'Clock by Rev.
]. f. HALEY. Nopreaching at night
on account OF the revival services.
For Sale-One fine lot Of youug
Barred Plymouth Rock pullets aud
cockerels Of finest breed; price "a
cents for next thirty days. John NJ.
Caldwell, Bryan, Texas. dig
Rev. j. F. HALEY will deliver a
lecture on Music AZ the Singing Con
vention at Steep Hollow Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, and will be-
gin a revival meeting at Reliance
Baptist church Sunday night.
The new II. x T. {. and Santa FL
union depot aud the new Wells Far
90 express Office building have been
opened for business at Navasota.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-30
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

An mems $500 suits now si0O.
dl76. Norwood,
r. Nash was visitor from Edge
yesterday.
IA. Adams returned from Mexia
yesterday.
George Edge Of Kurteu was In the
city yesterday.
Boys suits, $50 aud 400, now 500
and 800. Norwood diI6
Master Earl Freeman returned
from Kosse yesterday
willis Reynolds Of Cottonwood
was In town yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Nance left for Llano
yesterday alter visit here.
Miss Corinne James returned yes
tertay after "a visit az Benchley
Mrs. A. r.. Rogers OF Wellborn
was a visitor 10 this city yesterday.
f.. X. Kapchinski eaii5d on the
Eagle while In the city yesterday
Ten dozen baby sox, &c each.
dl76 Norwood
RE. Cotton and J II. Shook were
here from Grimes county yesterday
Fifty dozen boys wash pants, Soc
kind for pc. Norwood. dlIj
Hoods Brigade reunion will be
held next year at Navasota.
Miss Decca Lamar West OF Waco
il the guest Of Mrs. n. X. White.
Ionic Hamilton aud MarshalI
Spell returned from Navasota yes
terday.
Mrs. r. J Bailey aud children re.
turned yesterday after a visit 10
Calvert.
James Cooper and j. Il. Carol
were visitors from Rock Prairie
yesterday
Mems flannel and crash suits, $50
kind now $500. Norwood. dl1l
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-30
TENT MEETING BEGINS SUNDAY NIGHT

Under the direction Of Rev. J.
j. Tatum, pastor Of the Free Bap-
fist church, commodious tent
was raised in the courthouse yard
yesterday under which Rev. J l..
Meads will begin a revival meeting
Sunday night. Rev. Meads comes
from his home at Benton, III End
will be accompanied by his -.
er, Mr.. w. L. Meads, a goN-ei
singer. Rev. Meads held a MEET.
ing here about four years ago aud
is pleasantly remembered by the
people Of Bryan and Brazos coun
ty. Everybody is cordially in.
vited 10 attend this meeting
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-30
PORK BARREL BILL"
Omnibus Public Buildings Measure
Passed BY the Senate.

washington. June Ex-senator
Scott. chairman Of the senate commit
tee on public buildings and grounds.
reported the omnibus public buildings
hin designating q as the pork barrel
bin. he asked for its immediate con
slderatlon. and said In explanation
that the committee had been engaged
on the measure all Wednesday night.
and there had been reductions OF 81
s6S 600. and increases 81 OF S5.522'
600. making a net increase OF A.vst'
600 over the total represented by the
BIN as Il passed the house The bill
was passed Thursday night
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-30
TAFT TO TOUR TEXAS.
Secretary Of War wlIl Make an In
spee,lon Visit During October.

Washington. June 2s.-secretary Of
War Taft will make a tour OF !nspec.
ton through Texas in October. He
has advised Representative slayden Of
this fact II is believed his inspection
will include Galveston foruhcations
and Laredo military post. His pro
rramme has not been definitely made
out. but he may stop over In north
Texas on his way 10 division headquar'
iers IN Oklahoma.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-30

city council Of the city Of Bryan at
it, next regular meeting. Friday.
July II, 1896 FOR the depository Of
the funds Of the city for the ensuing
gear. ] r. Butler. Mayor.
Frank Clarke, City Secretary 1856
The Christian church revival is
increasing 10 interest. Two were
baptized a. the morning service yes
terday. Evangelist Rogers wants 20
see who goes o. church ia Brysu on
saturday, hence there will be ser
vices today az 10 a. m. aud az s;i5 p.
M. Subject tonight: Ny Candi-
date; Way am f,r HIM and Why
I am Against file Opponent" The
new members are Misses sara Allen
aud Susie Dean
Presbyterian church services sun
day: Preaching by tne pastoy az n
a m Communion of the Lord S
supper after sermon Westminster
League az 7:S0p. m.
For Saie-Tweufy-six young pie
game chickens ou. Of Mugg hensaud
Gordon cocks; price for the next
thirty day 81 40 each. di79
John ". Caldwell
The Bryan stars visited Calvert
Yesterday aud PLAYED a game Of
baseball with a team 81 that city.
/ no close out AZ once z3 pair ladies
si.75 white Oxiords tor si.25.
di75 Norwood
Rev. aud Mr.. = r. McClung u
Harvey were iu the city yesterday
and Rev McCluug left Zoe Calvert
20 Ali au appointment.
our customers are always pleased
with our American Beauty Flour
/ try tive absolutely guarantee sat
i-factiou. r. j Fountain. 1864
\ Mrs. II. NJ Muse OF Palestine
who has been visiting relatives II
this city, left yesterday TO visit II
I Hearue.
Twenty-one pair ladies 50 10 white
I ONfords for si.G5-smail sizes.
di76 Norwood.
Miss BERTHE Lindsey, who hal
been teaching foo Madison county
has returned % Reliance accompau'
led by Miss Jessie Brown.
Boys linen knee pants, tive pairs
for 81 O0. Norwood. di75
Jack j. Conway was IN the cit!
yesterday aud brought some flint
peaches tothe Eagle office, for which
be has our thanks.
| Ceildren's rompers. all sizes. .
cents. Mrs Mary Lawrence. dtf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-30
TRAIN BLOWN OVER.
Twenty Occupants Were Injured Sew
en- Of Them Seriously

Cheyenne. wyo, June ga high
wind blew over a train Of eleven cars
at Weir. a small station east OF Chey.
enne. The cars were used as quarters
FOR japanese laborers. and we're on
siding nj the time Of the accident
Twenty laborers were Injured seven
seriously.
The wind also blew down about a
mile OF telegraph poles and did other
damage.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-30
An,l.so,lnlnn Lnw Lsaal.

Nashville. June 29.-The state SUI
irene court holds the anti-scdping
law Is legal
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-30
DEPOSITORY BIDS WANTED.

Sealed bids will be received by the
city council Of the city Of Bryan at
its next regular meeting. Friday,
July II, 1896 FOR the depository Of
the funds Of the city for the ensuing
gear. ] r. Butler. Mayor.
Frank Clarke, City Secretary 1856
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-21
A BEAUTIFUL GEM

Col. Robert G.. Ingersol was elo-
quent beyond description. This
country never hal his equal ne u
word painter. Following is one OF
his most beautiful genm:
''The one thing in this world that
is constant, the only peak that rises
above all the clouds, the one win
dow in which the light burns for
ever, the one star that darkness can
not quench Is woman's love. II rises
to the greatest heights. IT. sinks TO
the lowest depths, II forgives the
most cruel injuries. a woman's love
is the perfume Of the heart. This
is tho real love that subdues the
earth, the love that has wrought all
miracles of art; that gives us music
all the way from the cradle song TO
the grand closing symphony that
bears the soul away on wings OF FIRE.
A love that Is greater than power.
sweeter than life and stronger than
death"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-21
"HIS MAJESTY
AND THE MAID

While playing in one OF the East q.
ern cities In His Majesty and the
Maid" Mary Emerson called upon
another star who happened TO be play
ing In the city the same time. This
actress has little son, and his moth
ef being very proud Of him prompt
ly introduced him to Miss Emerson
who soon became his willing slave.
They played all sorts OF games but
after a while the boy becme tired and
said that he wanted TO talk. His faith
or. while a very estimable gentleman.
is not particularly polished Ga his
speech. The boy much TO the distress
OF his mother, copies him In this way.
Finally the conversation turned 10
what Bobbie would be when he grew
to be n man. First he said that he
was going TO be a soldier but. after
a little thought he said that the life
Of sailor would suit him better. At
last Miss Emerson asked II he would
not like TO become an actor. Like
fash came the indignant reply
Nav" WHY" his visitor asked.
Initiating his fathers deepest voice
the young hopeful answered Cause
I ain't got no use for dem Romeos.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-21
CITY STIRRED BY
ASSAULT ON GIRL.

Montgomery, Ala, Oct 20.-This
city is stirred up by an attempted as
sault on Callie Belle Cain. ten year
old white girl. by Herman Thompson.
a negro porter, I'm the suburbs OF the
city. The negro was identified and
captured shortly after his attempt and
Immediately spirited away to Wetum-
pka, IA miles from here, by dep
uty sheriff.
The Wetumpka Jail is an old prison
and would be easily penetrated by the
mob, so the Gilmore county sheriff Ia
reported to have refused To- harbor
the prisoner. Sheriff w. X. Waller.
OF Montgomery county, left tonight,
his destination being withheld, and 10
is commonly reported that he has
gone to Wetumpka TO bring the negro
back. In the meantime there Is much
talk Of a lynching and considerable
crowd has assembled on court square.
The men are not representative citl-
zons and seem TO be without a lead
or or q determined purpose.