Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-01
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other interested parties left the court room without the slightest disorder.
 The five men, in the custody of Sheriff Ira Moore, were taken to the sheriff's residence, where they have been held since the day of the triple tragedy. They are being cared for there, the little jail at Rison being unsafe and inadequate at this time to accommodate more than two prison- CTS at one time.
 w. H Jamieson and his wife. the Pine Bluff attorneys, Court Stenogra- pher H. l.. Sternberg and the others who composed the Pine Bluff delega- tion went immediately to the railroad station, where they boarded the north bound local freight train, coming to this city in caboose. They arrived here last night shortly after 6 O. clock without a mshap or being inter- fered with. Jamieson says he will return to Rison Tuesday with the To-
 
 cal attorneys, and give his testimony at the habeas corpus hearing He says, before he makes his statement he Will tell the court that he is going to tell the whole story, the truth and nothing but the truth, but he will ask that every man in the court room be searched.
 The application for the habeas cor pus writ will be argued before County Judge William England. Attorney Nixon stated last night that he had all of the States witnesses present yesterday and that he had them sub poenaed again before leaving Rison for their appearance on Tuesday.
 It was stated last night that the big delegation of lumbermen from Grant county were on hand at Rison yes terday to protect the accused men from an attack that it was rumored would be made on them by, brothess Of Tom Godfrey This report was cir culated without foundation The three brothers of Tom Godfrey came here on Tuesday following the triple trag- edy, and after their brothers body was prepared for burial they accom- panied it home and did not return here. They stated that they would not return to this section, but would rely on the States attorney at Rison and their employed counsel to prosecute the alleged slayers of their brother.
 No unusual or exciting incidents were recorded at Rison on yesterday The presence of so large a crowd in town naturally caused little stir among the home people, but no trou- ble was expected by the officers there. Perfect order was maintained ill the court room throughout the session, notwithstanding the crowded condi- tiOn of the building. Jamieson, the States main witness, sat within few feet of Mccartney and the other defendants while the proceedings were on, and did not display the least nervousness, notwithstanding the fact that he fled from Clio the night of the killings, fearing that his "eyes would be put out, as he reports to have heard one man say would be his fate if he remained there. Not one word that would indicate vengeanct was uttered by the prisoners. Jamieson or any of their friends. 1t was stated by one who witnessed the scenes of yesterday and made inquiries relative to the feeling that existed in and around Clio, that the sentiment for and against the prisoners was about even- lv divided
 The mysterious disappearance of Bush was not even referred to by any of the persons at Rison yesterday. None seemed willing to discuss that feature of the Monday night tragedy. It is learned however, that some are trying to create the impression that Bush is still among the living and when an intimation was made during the proceedings yesterday that, after being shot to death, Bush's body was made way with, the attorneys for the accused men replied with a laugh, remarking that the theory advanced was absurd.
 There is no doubt in the minds of almost every person in this city and those living in the Clio neighborhood who are familiar with the facts in the case, that Bush is dead A strong argument is advanced to set aside .the contention of some that Bush still lives when the skeptical ones are unable to explain how his oyercoat and hat, which were found within few feet of the scene of the killings an hour afterwards, were riddled with bullets without his being. fatally in- jured. Bush, his friends say, would have come immediately to Pine Bluff had ha acca nod iniurv The charge