Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
Chancellor Elliott Issued Another Order Yesterday to, .'.'' That t; Efect-Bush' s Body Still Missing.
WIFE WRITES LETTER
Is Said to Be in Critical Condition at Her Heme at Clarks, La.-Was Bush's Body Placed in q Box Car On the Day of Triple Tragedy.


 Company here and until recently SUD- erintendent of Kendalls mill at Ca bool, Ark, was yesterday appointed by Chancellor John M Elliott to take charge, as general manager of the plant of the Bluff City Lumber Com pany at Clio, Cleveland county. He will succeed s. E. Mccartney, who, with others was discharged from the company's service by order of Chan cellor Elliott Friday.
 MT. Holmes will ge to Clio Mon day morning and assume his new du- ties. He has been instructed by Chan cellor Elliott to make a thorough inspection of the big mill plant there and to keep everything in first class condition, pending further orders from the co-receivers, John F. Rutherford and J. E. York, who will act under instructions of the Chancellor as to the reopenins of the plant. Chancel that there was possibility of the plant resuming operation in few days, but it was his intention to first rid Clio of it's disturbing element and make sure that there would be no further trouble there Or a repetition of the lawless scenes which were en- acted two weeks ago.
 Mir. Holmes will have charge of all the companys employees there in fu ture and will have full jurisdiction over the companN's plant and other properties. He comes to me highly recommended as a man of eXperi- ence, says Chancellor Elliott in his order, and 1 trust he will prove en- tirely capable and trustworthy" The cember 9. The services of Arthur Brewster. who was placed in charge of the plant several days ago by Chan. cellor Elliott, being -insturcted to care for the property and guard it with special assistants for that pur- pose, will probably be dispensed with upon the arrival of Mr. Holmes at Clio tomorrow,
 Now Box, Car Theory.
 A new clue was unearthed yester day by those who are Investigating the mysterious disappearance of Clar- ence l.. Bush, who is believed to have been murdered on the same day that Tom Godfrey and c. R. McEwen were shot to death at Clio. Since the killings relatives and friends of Bush have made every effort to learn some thing of the whereabouts of his body, there being no doubt in their minds as 10 his death. They have advanced ev- cry theory, without any light being thrown on the case that would lead to the finding of the body. It was the general opinion for many days that Bush's body was thrown into the large furnace at the mill and cremated but yesterday information was received which may result in the recovery of the unfortunate mans remains.
 A negro is said to have brought the information to Pine Bluff that the body of Bush was taken to Grant county, in the vicinity of the Grant Company's mill, in a box car, after the triple tragedy. It is stated that after Bush ran through the train of freight cars, standing on a siding at Clio, he was shot and killed and his body thrown into an empty car. The door of the car is said to have been closed and sealed. Later the car, with five others, is said to have been moy- ed to point naer the Grant con- pany's mill in Grant county. The only clue to Bush's body that has been found thus far is his overcoat, riddled with bullets. The report that his hat had been found with a bullet hole in same. was erroneous. The negro who tells of the body having been thrown