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OFFICERS RAID
 BROKERAGE DINNERS ARE CHARGED WITH RUNNING A BUCKET SHOP IDEALS ARE HEAVY.
When the Officers Arrived at the Of. fees They Found the Place De-
 serted; Trying to Find Owners.

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 17.-Sheriff Hirstius and Prosecuting Attorney J.. A. Cline raided at midnight the of fees of the Rex Commission Com pany, one of the largest brokerage and commission houses in Ohio. Accounts Of the local branches and of fifty oth- CTS located in various cities were seiz- ed nader warrants charging the opera ton of 8 bucket shop.
 The officers had warrants for Harry Rex and Charles Wakefield, proprie- tons and managers of the company and John Doe warrants for other em- ployes, but all had left the offices but a few minutes before the raiders ar. rived.
 Boat landings and railway stations are now being watched.
 The companys deals amount to mill lions and Prosecutor Cline promises interesting revelations in their ledg. CTS. which will be turned over to the grand jury
 M H. Carter, Ed Siegfaied and Fred Thompson, said to be employees of the concern, were taken into custody as witnesses by Sheriff Hirstius early "Wednesday morning.
 IA warrant also was sworn out for R. K. Rex, brother. of Harry Rex. who is credited with having charge of the firms offices outside of Cleveland.
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WAS ATTENDED BY NINE OF THE MEMBERS WILL APolNT A
 SUGAR FRAUD COMMITTEE"
Members of the Committee Do Not Think It Is Necessary for All the
 Cabinet to investigate.

Washington, Nov. 16--No one of the nine members of the cabinet, who at tended today the first meeting of the presidents official family since the adjournment of special session Of congress. would discuss in any way this afternoon what action had been taken upon any of the matters dis cussed with the president
 With regard to the sugar trust frauds at New York. it was said by one member that there was no neces- sity for the cabinet as a whole to consider the situation.
 Attorney General Wickersham and Secretary of Treasury Macveagh are entrusted with the work of investl gating the frauds and prosecuting such
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of the officers and directors as can be reached and 1t was said today the situation is being handled to the en- tire satisfaction of Mir. Taft.
 Under the circumstances the mat ter is one with which these two cab inet officers and the president alone have tJ deal and it will be the sub ject of further conferences between them.
 The cabinet session lasted for two hours and folty minutes. President Tefts message to congress, especially with relation to the pnopoed amend ments to the interstate commerce and antitrust laws and matters of Iou- tine business in the departments, as far as could be learned, were among the subjects considered at the long session.
 From remarks let fall by congres. sional callers at the White House to. day, there seems little doubt that a congressional committee will be alp- pointed t) investigate the whole sub ject of the sugar frauds and customs house corruption in New York.
 No official notice will be taken by the treasury department, at least for the present, of the controversy which has arisen between former Assistant Secretary James B. Reynolds, now a member of the tariff board, and Rich ard Parr, deputy surveyor attached 10 the New York customs house.
 The meat of the controversy ap. pears to be the desire of MT. Parr to obtain "a moiety of the fine impos- ed upon the sugar trust for the alleg- ed frauds in the importation of su- gar into this country.
 It developed today at the treasury department that a former employe last spring presented to the depart. ment a statement of these alleged frauds, in which he laid claim to such an amount as the treasury might al. low him from the discovery of the frauds. The claim was to be paid out of the fine imposed upon the SUI gar trust, which amounted to about s2,0O0,000.
 The department has taken no action in that claim. Secretary Macveagh was not prepared to say today wheth CT favorable or unfavorable action might be taken on it in the future. It can be sain on the authority ol high treasury officials that practical ly no change has taken place in the sugar trust investigations during the last few weeks.
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FORD ARRESTED IN MARINER CASE IS CHARGED WITH RECEIVING s1,ooo OF THE s643,ooo
 SHORTAGE.
Warriner Is Put Under a s2o.ooo Bond Which It Is Thought That He
 Will be Unable to Make.

Cincinnati, Nov 16.-fCharles L.. Warriner. former local treasurer of V Be Big Four railroad, is in jail to- night and warrant has been issued for the arrest of Mrs. Jeannette Stew art Ford on charge of receiving 's$assee ,t 4le s643.o00 which Warriner is accused of having embedded
 The warrant against Mrs. Ford was issued at 7:S0 o'clock tonight upon application of Prosecutor Hunt, who had been closeted the greater part of the day with Warriuer The former railroad official informed the prose. cntor that lie had given part of the money, he is alleged to have ab. stracted, to Mrs. Ford and that the last payment he had made was on October f. The prosecutor immedi. ateiy acted on this information.
 Events moved rapidly in the War. riner case today. The accused man appeared in the afternoon at the criminal court to plead to the indict- ment returned yesterday by the grand jury charging him with embezzle. ment and grand larceny.
 He entered formal plea of not guilty and his bond was fixed at S20.0OO the same amount al which 1t sttod prior ot his indictment.
 The four men, who had come to his assistance. when he was first arrested were not in evidence to renew their pledges. It has been reported early in the day that Warriner would be unable to renew his bond and would be compelled to go to jail and this report was verified.
 A dramatic sequel to the sensa- tional turn in the case was enacted late tonight when half score of constables and deputies went to the handsomely furnished apartments of Mrs. Stewart Ford and placed hef un- der arrest.
 She was indignant, but after pro testing was removed to the court house and subsequently placed in jail in default of bail.
 That a warrant charging Chicago man, formally in the employ of the Big Four wiz. Icing an accomplice in the oed blackmaillng of War
 
 riner, would also be taken out in connection with the one against Mrs. stewart Ford WIS rIrmored early this evening. klFWN
 Prosecutor Hunt said in response to questions uat no furtheE arrests would be made tonight an had prepared no additional affie ask ing for warrants. He would .,t make definite sta@ment regarding the probability of other arrests.
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kINcHEN FOUND GUILTY.

Amite City, La. Nov. 16.--"truilty without capital punishment, was the verdict brought in by the jury late this afternoon in the case of Ben Kin chen, charged with being an accessory to the murder of J. o. Breeland, who was killed near Tickfaw several months ago..
 The accused was charged with being an accessory to the murder pf !. c. Breeland. his daughter and wife, for which crime Avery Blunt paid the death penalty here three weeks ago.
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WANTS TAFT DECLARATION.

Washington, Nov. 16.-It is rumored here tonight that Clifford Pinchot. gov ernment forester, has written to Pres ident Taft expressing a desire to have his status in the administration more clearly defined so as to set at rest ehe so-called controversy between Sec ietary Ballinger and himself in regard to conservation policies. The report las 1t that in his letter to the presi- dent Mir Pinchot requests Mir. Taft to declare himself emphatically either for Pinchot or for Ballinger.
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eatlon dam and railroad stock, at $1,- 25O,OO0.
 Among the vessels wrecked were the fruit steamers Boundbrook, Aman- da, Avalon, Bradford and Rosario Di Glorgio. Only the Avalon is a total loss.
 The British bark Carpathian and the Norwegian bark Westland also were driven ashore.
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COL. SMITH DEAD.

Terre Haute, Ind, Nov 16--Colonel Charles Smith, S1 years old, who serv- ed in the Mexican War was q mem- Der of the Lopez Expedition to Cuba in the sos and was lieutenant colonel of the Thirty-First Indiana and col onel of the 156th Indiana regiment of the Civil War, died today at his home here.
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CHARLES cRiTTENDEN.

San Francisco. Nov. 16--Charles N. Crittenden, of New York, widely known as the founder of the Florence Crittenden Rescue Homes for girls. died tonight of pneumonia, after be- ing i'll less than a week.
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KRAur MANUFACTURER DEAD.

Clyde.O hio, Nov 16.-Nathan T. Wilder. CT. the original maker of sauer kraut for wholesale commercial pur- poses. died here today The built the first klaut factory.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-17

Oshkosh, Wis. Jan. IS. 1905. Coscura Remedy Co.,, Het Spflngs. Ark My Dear Eir--I have used quite d num- Der of packages of "COSCUKA.' both for myself and friends. All who have used It aie pleased. Will you Kindly send uaa half dozen packages by mail or express. think express will be cheaper. 1 will remit as soen as goods are received. may put "COSCURA" in every drug store In tho city, Let me hear from you 1t once. Yours truly,
 GEO. H. RUCKSTAFF.
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After mercurial treatment take La Cura to complete the cure No alco- hol. 133 Central avenue.
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For Sale by All Druggists

THE coscuRA REMEDY COMPANY, SPRINGS, ARk~ AND SENT YOU suEsTlTuTE-THERE NOTHING JUST AS coon.
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st. Louis, Avg. lg, lsvs.

St. Louis, Aug lg. lsv1. Coscura Remedy Co, Het Springs. Ark. Dear Sir--I have friend hero that has case of eczema the same as had for years, and l wish you to write tew lines that l can give this boy to read and state how he can get your "CODCURA-f have never had 1t any more since that time. Hoping to hear from you asen remain yours truly,
 CHAs F. JoHNguN. The man from the Ostrich Farm. Address Chas E. Johnson 2bS1 ~. {ef- ferson Avenue, St. Louis. kio
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such wonderful preparation, ard prosperous continuance of your busfneaGx l remain, very truly yours,
 CLf1M KERR
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Ee ROY. III. Sept. II. 1903. Coscufa Remedy Co. Hst 9prings. Ark. Gcntiouen - Enclosed Ind express money order for one dollar. for one boz sf "CDeCUHA" Skin cuFa. which wiAk
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Paducna, ry.. June za. lpeH

Paducna, KY, June Zs 1p0]
 Coscura Remeny Co., Hst Springs. Ark- few months for my health, for the ecse- ma, I was under the treatment ot the doctor all the time was in Hot Springp end he didn't do me any good. He made me worst all the time until had to quit going to hin and then I heard of your wonderful remedy "CCSCuRAs" so tried two boxes of your salve before l left aos Spring ,, and 1t S cSred my s fsce ace of yo1r "COSCURA" at once I will sen.l for more of the salve the next time. have md the eczema three years an it hal spread all over me, hut I am nearly we'll Do you eat anything sweet when
 MI48 WILLIE WYLT.
 s16 Boyd Street
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Springfield. Mo. Oct. 10. 1904
 Central Hotel 6aIeen.

Coscurn Remedy Co.,. Hsf Springs. Ark. Enclosed find u- Pleasg mail me one jar of "COsCUHA." I can't keep f. Every one takes ft awLy iron me. Tn Tt. Scott, Kan, a customer e mine had 8 bad face. went tc my grip and got th- jar He uaed it twice and . couldn't get t back. He sent for a jar. (Gobih, Tt. Scott) I gave half of mtns away. but I won't be without 1t. Sent at once. Yours. etc.
 c. W. B. JOHNSTON.
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skaxMnx. AInaka. Inlp i6. Ian3.

BkaGwey, AIaska, July I6, 1y03. Ccscura Remedy Co., Het Springs. ArE. Dear Sir--Encloseo find money order foi for one dozen bottles sf COS CuRA," to be sent ny mall at once. and obligs H. D. KIRMSE
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gkarwav. AIaske Hume s. Isc.

6kdkWdy, AiaSkds June D. iSC5. Coscura Remedy Co. Hst Springs, Ark. Eir-Enciosed find two deIlars for two bottles of "cOsCURA." Kindly send by mail at once and obiige.
 II. D. KIRMSE P. S.--Wnnt is tn be.t figures on one dozen lots as I thtnA that can sell quite number.
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HaIa Mn Innn Q 1ana

FfhN Mo- June ', I9U8. Gentiemen-i have used one bottle of your "COSCURA" for eozerna and find 1t has helped me more shan any thing else I have used so far and as no one's selling 1t here. l enclose $2.00. for which send me the amount in the remedy and make us prices on if by the half dozen or dozen bottles. Yours truly.
 H. L. TRACY
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COLUMBUS. Ohio. Oct. s7. isss.

TAO Woodbine Ave, Oak Park, III. Denr 5irs-Plense find enclosed ono dollar for which please send me q boH of "COSCURA." l can not live without it Very truly. Ford Club. Pueblo. Gel
 MISS STELLA J. REYNOIsD1.
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CJscura Remedy CO. Het Springs. Art. Dear 5ir-You win please send me ono jar of "COSCuRA," same as got Of you while there same years back for eczema it. l want 1t for piles. etc. Respectfully.
 c. A. CARMlCHAEI. r 5.-Find a dollar For the cos CTrRA.
 Coscura Remeuy CO. Hot sprinp. Ark- Dear Sir-- Enclosed please find NeW York Draft for t1.oo. for which plea6e send me at once a far of "CO8Cu8&~ l used several jerB ot "cOHCUHA urS~ the advice of Billy Maurice. nn6 r. certainly does the work, and nu,ek. ton Yours truly. kOBT. c. HoYD.
 Ia4s Depniaon Avonon.
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st,25o,o ,ooo DAMAGE.

Was Done ln Recent Floods in Ja.'
 nnaica.
 Kingston, Jamaica. Nov 16.-=Ofri. cials today estimated the material damage done by the flood, principally to mountain roads. bridges. the irri-
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Norfelk. Va. Ju.y 22. leos

Norfelk, Va, Ju.y 22, 1905. Coscura Remedy Co, Hes Springs. Ark Gentl@men--Plecse ship ct once one Jsr of "COSCURA." II beats anything I ever used. Enclosed fined s1.00.
 JACK STIHAHAN. Hotel Regent. Washington. D. C..
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Dec. Is. IgoE

Dec. 16. 1905. Coscura Remedy Co.,. Hst Springs, Ark. Gentlemen--Enclosed you will find my check for s2. Kindly send me two Jars of "CosCURA" to ay address here have put lots of pespie on to COS CURA' since l tried 1t In Hot Springs last summer. It's a good thing. Yours truly. L. A ABBOTT.
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Ft. Scott, Kan. Sept. g. 1904.

Coscura Remedy Co. Het Springs, Ark. Enclosed find express order tor $1oo "COSCURA." It surely Is the prcper thing for booze fighters and red faces. A gentleman by the name of Johnston gave me some for . trial and [ will say 1t fs something wonderful Yours truly.
 R. D. COHEN.
 SEQ East Wall Street
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Fort Scott, Kan. March s. 1905 Coscura Remedy Co.,. Het Springs. Ark Gent1emen-Enclosed tirsi one dollar "COSCURA' Skin Cure, 1t sure dees It's work as represented. r. D. COHEN.
 52o IL. Walt St.
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~oscura Remedy Co.,, Het Springs. ArE.
 Kindly send me at once two jars COS CuRA." Am pretty near well; have used the salve since November You have sent 1t to me at New Orleans, Meridian and here, and can highly recommend it. have alse given the advise to a num- pleased. Be careful and pack correctly. One of my bottles was smashed to pieces inside of all the wrappnRs. Respect fully, MRS. A. F. sHEARMAN.
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Toronto. Cnt., Oct. $, 190S. Coscua Remedy Co.,. Het Springs. Ark. Gentlemen--Please send me by mail | one box "COsCURA" ointment, also quote mo prices nn a quantity. ! can sell a lot of the stuff here. Thanking | you in advance s. NJ. IRISH & co. l Der c. L. Irish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-04
j. q. HenShaW

11O South Washington Street.
Nov ready for fall business. ind ging from
the prsise am receiving the Try NE mus,
make you feel good all over. Ies, it will do
In every time, assuring you eomf.Ttable
ttyljsh and a well bslsnssi garment.
TRY ME-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-04
BOY MURDERER,

The police authorities of Cleveland,
Ohio, have been thrown into quan-
dary by q confession from AlVs CohD, II
years old, that he murdered little Alex
ander HoeuIg two years ago. The boy
first confessed to the murder Monday.
That night he retTacted when the polics
accused him Of fsbricating the story.
Yesterday, iu his room at the Boys
Detention Home, he wrote lengthy de.
scription of the crime snd addressed 1t to
Juvenile Judge Adams.
He entlced the child, he said, into su
aIleywsy In the rear of a 5oovil avenue
butcher shop, owned by one Benjamin
Cohn.
"I asked him II he had any money"
wrote Oohn. "He said no.
"I started TO search him and he
screamed. Then l stopped down, pick
ed up q handful of shsvings aud rubbed
them across his face. let him drop to
the floor and walked around for three
quarters of sn hour and came hack,
thinking he had gotten up and goue
home. saw him lyIpg there and go'
scared. felt his heart; 1t was not bat
ing. Then | staggered, caught myself
without filling. A cold sweat broke
on. all over my body. l shook like 6
lesf knew he was dead and my mex
IMPULSE was to conceal the body.
picked him up, threw him 10 the bsrre
headirst. Then l climbed over fer cs'
till [ was three doors from there"
The boy said he had not been able II
81 ep through an entire night slnce tb'
crime.
The autopsy on the body of The Hoe
mig child showed that he bad been choke
to death with sswdust aud shaving
picked up 10 the rear yard OF the Con'
bu.char shop. The doctors asserted ihs
they found trsces Of frost 10 the fl so
indicating that the body had been 10
Geld place, tuch ss 40 icebox.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-04
"a ESeiiabIe
Eomedy
ElY's Cream Balm
Is quickly absorbed.
-..-.. InL.ol 81 0nrn
ewes Relief .. Once.

itoieanses, soOthes,
meals and protects
.he diseased men,
brane resulting from
Ca.airA and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores tho Senses of
n -.l---.--I C....lI II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-04
A Bold Step.

IA overcome the well-grounded and
reasonable objections Of the more intel-
lIoont IA the use OF secret, medicinal com
rounds. DR.. r. Y. Pierce, Of Buffalo, N.
Y. some time ago, decided to make a bold
departure from the usual course pursued
by the makers Of put-up medicines for do
nestle use, and so has published broad
cast and opsn1y 70 the whole werld, Q full
and complete list OF all the ingredients
entering lnso-the composition OF his widely
celebrated hedlcS6es. Thus he has taken
his numerp1s yatrops and patients into
bis full Eon6kence. Thus too ne mas re.
moved/hisNhedicines from among secret
nostr,Im<>of doubtful merits, and made
tbemL Reusciies Of KnOicn Competition.
Nv this bold -step d.. Rierce has shown
Mains formulas re Of such -excellenc9
fhaf he Isl not alrald 70 sl9lecL le--3 LneA "
Not OILY does The Wrapper Of every eo:;ls
Of DR. Pierce's Golden Meaical DISCO Wy VA VA
femous medicine foF weak stomach, pla
liver or biliousness and all catarrhal diseases
wherever located. have printed upon " ~
slafn Enolish, d full and complete list OF al
NY. NY baS bean Compiled from numerous
standard medical works, OF all tho dlnerent
schools of practice, Containing very numer-
ous extracts from the writings OF leaulng
practitioners OF medicine, endorsing IN he
stronGest possible terns. each and every ingre-
dient contained In DR.. Pierce's medicines.
One of these little books will be mailed free
to any one sendi9s address on postal caro- % 3f
by letter, TO DIR. r. Y. Pierce. Buffalo. N Y.
and requesting the same. FROM this little
b6ok il viii be learned that DR.. Pierce's med,
fcines contain no alcohol. narcotics, mineral
agents or other poisonous or Injurious agshi5
End that they are made from native. medicl.
mi rooN OF great value; also that some on
fao rnost valuable ingredients contained IN
DR., Pierce's Favorite Prescription Ior weak
nerTons, over-worked. Nrun-oown" nervous
and debilitated women. were employeo, Ions
years ago, By the Indians for similar alinents !,
affectlng their sopavS. In fact. one OF tne
most valuable medicinal plants entering Il lnto
The composition OF DR., Plerces Favorite Pre-
scription was RnOTp TO tho Indians as
WEcuaw- Weed" Our knowledge OF the uses
Of hot few Of our most valuable native me-
AZ made up by improved and exact pro.
cesscs the TFavorite Prescription Is moss
eflcient remedy for regulating all the Wom-
ABLY functions. correcting dlsplacements; a.
pfolapsus, anteversion and retorVerSlon.
overcoming painful periods. toning up tne
nerves and bringing about perfect ststa oi
health Sold BIZ all deaieEs In uesdicinc@
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ASSAULTED IN HUSBANDS PRES
ENOE.

With her husband bound hand and
foot, poaerIess 10 interfere or reScne
her, Mrs. Albert ROckhold, wife oi
Albert Rockhold, a railroad employe
living near Gsssawsy, BrsxtOn county,
w. Va. was assaulted by three negroes
in her husbands presence Tuesday
night. The ROckholds' house is site.
ted on a hill high above the railroad
and far removed from other houses.
Catering The house without disturb
ing either Rockhold or bis wife, the
three negroes awakened Rockhold and
demanded bis money. After obtaining
this they secured his arms and legs anc
gagged hin. After remaining toI
abuut an hour, two Of the negroes went
outside and for the rest OF the nigh
stood guard while the remaining negro
Of the trio compelled Mrs. Rockholt
TO submit to him at the point OF
revolver.
Bstween 6 and 7 o'clock Rockhold
un0er the pretext Of having TO 90 Il
work, succeeded 10 persuadiUg the ne
gross to release him, but not until h'
bad promised not to inform the authori
ties of their crime.
Even after he left for GassaWay Il
obtain assistance the three remained
and i'll treated Mrs. Rockbold, WHOM
her husbaud had been forced to leav'
alone. After the awful experience
through which she had passed they
compelled her to cook breakfast. Al
they left they told her they we're goine
to wreck a passenger train.
When Rockhold and the posse he hat
hastily gathered reached the Rockholt
home The negroes had fed. Presuming
that they would 90 north, the posse fol
lowed along the railroad aud caught uE
with one Of the three at Exchange,
about eight miles from GssSaway.
Coroered, this negro fret attempted tC
leap from q window In Gerwig's etore
and, with his escape shut of there,
reached toward his hip as II draw on hi:
pursners. Rockhold was leading the
posse and, before the negro had chance
10 pull the revolver from his pocket,
fred, killing the negro instantly.
The other negroes, who had becom'
separated from the man thst wss killed
had been seen at Bnrnesville between
and O'Clock, following the Elk rive
up Its course toward Webster county
Another posse wss organized and fol-
lowed the negross up this river. Up L
late hour last night they had not sue
| ceeded in catching the negroes, as th'
hills on both sides of the river aT
densely wooded.
Mrs. Rockhold's coalition is said no
to be critical. Mr.. aud Mrs. RoekholC
had been married little more than {
year, and have one child.
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