Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-13
1ROLOCK FUNERAL
 ARRANGE ME NTS Victims of Tuesdays FIX plosion Brought to Pine Bluff and Prepared for Burial,
TWO OTHERS MAY DIE
Nill 1. Robinson in Critical Condition and Jesse n.trs, Negro, Cannot Recover, Say Ph. .sicans--iause of Explosion Remains :i Mystery.

The bodies of James F. Trnlook and Oscar Robinson: two Of the victims ct Tues,at < boiler explosion in the gin house On tile Iruiock plantation. the Star City road. were brought to this city yesterday afternoon at late hour by Undertaken Harry l. Holder ness of the HolderLcss-titzhugil Com- panT and prepared for burial. They were taken to the undertaking par lors, accompanied by ". x. Truloc!i and Harry Trulock, nephews of the deceased, and Reverend W. D. Buck her. rector of Trinity Episcopal church, who were spending the day on the Tfulock place when the hoHri- bic accident occurred.
 The almost lifeless body Of William A. Robinson. a brother of one of the dead men, was carried to his home at Ladd, Ark, where physicians and nurses are attending him and doing everything possible to save his life. His condition is critical and the at tending physicians say that they can not give out any hopes for his re- covery just now.
 Jesse Byers, one of the two negroes injured in the explosion, was taken to his little cottage on the Truiock place and given immediate attention I'yers was also seriously injured and his condition is reported to be critical Alex Young, the negro who sustained a scalp wound when he was struck on the head by a flying brick, is doing nicely today. His wound was dress ed here yesterday by Doctor c. K. Carruthers, and he returned home shortly afterward His injury is not of a serious nature. No others were injured.
 The body of Mr. Trulock was placed in casket this morning and taken to his home at No. 14O4 West Second avenue. The casket will not be opened on account of the lacerated condition of the dead mans face He was in a the thing exploded. His death was in stant. He was struck in the fac; by a piece of flying metal and sustained other injuries about the body and head
 Oscar Robinson and his brother were blown out of the engine room into the field nearby, Oscar Robinson was unconscious for several hou1s,| apparently suffering great pain. Hks sufferings>, ended at l o'clock yester- day afternoon four hours after the explosion, wheI he passed away. His brother regained consciousness and was removed to his home at L.add No disposition has been made of Os- Car Robinson 5 body 9.s no instcuc- tiOns nave been received from the family. He was unmarried Will A. Robinson has a family at LadG where he is being cared for now.
 Althcush many causes are beng a,- vAnced no definite cause Of the eX- SIosio!. has been given It was known that the yo,ier Wi1s not in good work ing order for several Jays. Mr.. Tru- lock, the EohinsoGs and the two ue- srCeS were working on 1t when the gin house aud bole. room We're blown up, with such disastrous re- suits It is thought that in their haste to get the boiler repaired, the yalgc was left closed and that an over pro- duction of steam caused the bad com bustion. Some say that cold water might have run into the boiler, which was almost filled with hot water. causing it to explode.
 The funeral of the late James H. Trulock has been arranged for Fri day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock from the residence, No. 1404 West Second avenue The delay is occasioned by the inability of a daughter, Mrs. Lau- ra Curtis, to arrive here in time for the services to be conducted earlier.
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