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The Green Forest tribune., 1909-09-24

FOUND :-Man's vest on road west of town. w. T. Carter
 w. G. Hobbs, the Urbanette merchant, was in town on busi- ness Wednesday,.
 Cole Erwin, a former resident of the county, is in from Okla homa on visit.
 A suit that is soiled will look as we'll as new one, if cleaned and pressed. See E. J. Wise, the Tailor.
 No farmer can afford to or will do without manure spreader when he fully understand it's value. Let me talk to you about it. T. NJ. Buell..
 The Tribune received too late for publication this week a syn opsis of a speach delivered by Leut. John R. Youngblood at the Head school house last Friday night.
 s. w. Adams, who recently left here for Salt Lake, U., writes us that he has changed his ad- dress to Placerville, Calif., where he has found a fine country and thinks he has located.
 A. M. Webb, the produce man, is arranging to put in grist and feed mill. He has the matter of lease now up with the railroad people. Mr. Webb's interests are increasing. It is understood if the right party applied MT. Webb would not object to a partner.-Olvey Correspondent, Harrison Times.
 One improvement calls for an . other. More cement walks on Scott street are to follow the work of Judge Butt and John Buell.. Private individuals are assisting Mrs. Taylor in carrying one the length of her property, while the town connects across to Dr. Morrow's corner, where an. other 100 foot stretch is being constructed ot the doctors ex- pense.
 Milton Jones is in from We'll ington, Kan, for 8 visit with his father w. F. Jones and other relatives. Milton is foreman of the Santa Fe round house at Wellington, having held the position now for more than three years past. He reports that Misses Alta and Martha Norris, who recently went from Green Forest to Wellington, are doing nicely, the former holding a po- sition in a laundry and the lat. ter in a printing office, which will be good news to the hosts of friends at the old home of these estimable young ladies
 At the request of parties in terested The Tribune will state that there will be a stock sale in Green Forest Saturday, Oct. 2, especially for the benefit of those who have colts for sale. Some will sell at auction. If you want to buy or sell this is your oppor- tunity.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-09-24

H ERE are five ways in which
 you get fooled in buying
 paint: 1. The paint is stuffed out with chalk or something like that. ?. With barytes; better than chalk; doesn't "cover;;" you don't know it's there. 3. Benzine, or water, in the oil. 4. Too much liquid, whatever it is, for the solid; paint too thin. 5. Short measure. Here is one way you can be sure of quality;
 Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint
 is all paint, full measure;
 lead, zinc, linseed oil, color
 and turpentine dryer, and
 nothing else.
 JEFF HARBERT, Agt.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-09-24
Short Breath

"For many months I had great difficulty in breathing, and was un- able to take much exercise. The use of Dr. Miles Heart Remedy was suggested and in six months l was practically cured"
 HUGH HUGH SLOAN, Peynette, Wis.
 A sign of poor blood circulation is shortness of breath after walking. going up stairs, sweeping, excite ment, anger, fright, etc. The quick est and safest thing to do is to take
 Dr. Miles Heart Remedy.
 It is so sure to help you that 1t IS sold under guarantee that if the first bottle does not benefit the drug gist will return your money.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-09-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land office at Harrison. Ark, Sept. Is, 1909. Notice is hereby given that Lizzie L Black, of Rudd Ark, who on Jan. 20, 1907, made II. E. 354S3, serial No. 04sS7, for B 1-2 SW, NV SEE, Sec. :, NE NV, Sec. IS. Twp. Is, Range 23, w, 5th principal meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Final five year Proof, to es tablish claim to land above described. before Register and Receiver, at Harrison, Ark, on the 18th day of Oct 1909.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 William Deweese, A. M. Rudd, J. F. Black and Samuel Alfred all of Rudd, Ark.
 w. N. WYE, Reister
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-09-24
Money to loan on farms. Call on or write F. M. Gar win, Harrison. Ark.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Nntice is hershv % 9;ren that 1.aban iIred of Rule, Ark, who on Oct 2, 1902, made H. E l93l2 serial No. o1s22 for SW NV, Sec. 5, E 12 NE & NE SEE, Sec. 6, Twp. Is, N., Range 23, w. 5th principal meridian, has filed notice of in- tention to make final five year proof to estab- fish claim to the land above described, before Circuit Clerk of Carroll county, Ark, at Berryville,~Ar on the 23th day of Oct. 1909. Claimant names as witnesses:
 George Griffith, billiard Webb, M. 0. Hop pins aad Mahlan Alfred all of Rule, Ark.
 W. N. WYE, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-09-24
The Home Bakery

Gan supply all the de- mands of Green Forest and vicinity for B READ, PIES and CAKES.
 We Make 2 Speciality of Pies and cakes for or- ders Saturday for Sum- day dinners. We can furnish anything in our line cheaper than you can afford ;o do your own baking.
 NUNNALLY BLDG. MAIN ST.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-09-24
Local Mention.
A A sHx E A AAAx A 1&

Local Mention. ' The shower Tuesday helped a le.
 Al. Webb was up from vey first of the week. Want 10 swap a buggy for a adle. R. L. Jernigan.
 E.J. Black was over berryville Monday. Ray Rhodes and family spent turday and Sunday at Yocum. Bert Snow and family spent nday at Bert's fathers on |age.
 c. Dooling has moved to Azdell's property on Scott eet.
 dfs. Q. H. Colvin is reported suffering from an attack of ammonia.
 lIc condition of Eld. John Slls is still improving, though W slowly.
 will pay 32 cents for all 6x8 ndard white or post oak ties. n Harbert.
 ILL. Azdell and family depart Thursday for tn cir new home Honmouth, Ill.
 a Houston Orrsll has been Fill during the past week, e reported better. }ny your furniture from c. c. Nal & Co. their goods are all
 and the price is right. oe finishing touches are be. sWRiven the new west side orS em less houses this week. wn hard Taylor was off duty as der Synan long enough to spend lay with his family here. dY fall and winter stock of liuery will be opened for in- kotlcn Sept. IS. Lottie E Cox. Tillie Coxsey and Orton lker spent Sunday in Eureka ,,s.gs, seeking health, of course. of H. Batta, the shoe maker, hH located his shop for the 1 ient in T. M. Buell's pro- e ou can buy sewing machine Inc. c. O'Neal & Co.,, by pay $2.00 down and 'S2.00 per nGn.
 Jori1s -fevens is now one of paasef1go of brakemen running ween Eureka springs and lena.
 There were seventy seven |kete sold at the local station the Eureka Springs excursion bt Sunday.
 len you need furniture be
 and figure with c. c. O'Neal
 }. Theyss make the lowest Is in town.
 R. Crawford was in Kansas and other points north first le week in the interest of his mission business.
 s. Foreman went down the Wednesday and will put up IA. fair posters at all points Ifpr south as Leslie. f60 will find Dr.. Crozier in his den- 01lice in Green Forest on Sept. 24 and 30. See him as soon as (kes about your work.
 TIT. R, K, TayIor and children home from Ava, Mo-, where
 enj joyed a visit at the home FIT father T. l.. Hummer. aSG Phillips spent first of the
 out on Reels creek near oka Springs, where Mrs. (1ps and Hildred are visiting. fin Whitaker has traded his ence property for a farm
 n Barry county, Mo, and
 some symp toms of emigrat-
 Porter and wife of River
 ,Sn., are here for a visit
 elat,ves. Lem holds a job
 graph operator at River
 one way to fertilize your
 lis by the use of manure. Problem of quantity is solv-
 the uso of a spreader. See
 Buell.
 Harbert is taking resi-.
 in the Mike Coxsey prop aoated by Ray Rhodes, h0 arranging to lea ve soon
 Dorado.
 VA. Backus is erecting & Shop on the lots he recent
 m h ocol nr Mosp otraQt
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-09-24

I one way to fertilize your lis by the use of manure. foblem of quantity is solv- the uso of a spreader. See Buell..
 Harbert is taking resi-. lin the Mike Coxsey prop facated by Ray Rhodes,
 arranging to lea ve soon Dorado.
 A. Backus is erecting & shop on the lots he recent |rchased on Main street 1ich he has established a 1e yard.
 e your shoes do double
 e by having the m mended they need it it by by j.. H. H Bat located at T. NJ. Buell's Ice house.
 E. Wilson has purchased
 the smoothest appliance in {ape of a pair of computing
 yet. It is twice as handy >ocket in Q shirt, weighing Rth the quantity and price. you'd be glad to show you
 works any time you need ling in his line.
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CANNON HANDS
 FOWLER A PACKAGE

(Hcarst News Special to the Graphic.D
 Mackinac Island. Aug. 24-'Why in the hell should I notice Fowler Why in the hell should I answer him. Fowler is damned joke" said speak CT Joe Cannon when asked concern ing the attack by the New Yorker who announced he would be a candi- date for speaker. He said Fowler was sore because he wasdnot made chair man of the committee on banking currency. Cannon said it would be beneath contempt to notice the charge that there was a conspiracy between himself and Aldrich to defeat the tariff revision.
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HaY;Nlu'o n" ''A ..yv,,o HURTS
 PROVE FATAL Former Prominent Citizen of Little Rock Met His Death at New Orleans
WAS B DEGREE MASON
He was 4 Successful Merchant and And was Prominent in Frater~
 nal Circles.

TexafHana. Aug. 24.-Charles E. Haydon died last night at Touro In- flrmary. New Orleans. from the effects of an accident sustained on the morn- ing of Aug. r, at Pass Christian, Miss.
 Charles E. Hayden Was former resident of Little Rock and had visited here frequently since his departure about ten years ago. He was prom inent Mason. prosperous merchant, successful business man, and tal- ented singer whose splendid bass was frequently in demand in public and private entertainments. He was prominent leader in the Republican party. although never an office-seeker.
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WHITE AND REID
 TO BE RETIRED

CHearst News Special to tue Graphic)
 Beverley, Aug 2+.-That ambassa- dors Henry White, of France and Whitelaw Reid, of England, will not be reappointed was the statement of an authority close to President Taft today Both will retain posts until af- ter the first of the year. The Presi- dent is expierencing trouble getting exactly the right kind of men for the posts. Taft prefers a man at London who will shine by diplomatic ability rather than a lavish display of wealth. Taft has a personal grievance against White, who sighted him while on his wedding tour with Mrs. Taft some years ago.
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HARTMAN RETURNS
 TO OLD AMERICA
Railroad Wizard Gi,en an Ovation When he Arrived at New YOrk-Xaid to His office.

tHearst News Special to tue Grapllica
 New York. Aug 24-''I have come home for sure not to work, said F. II. Hartman who arrived with his wife and family from taking a cure at Bad eastein The railroad wizard looked salloW and thin. His eye is not pierre ing. He showed an indomitable spirit when received by reporters on his private car but had to recline on a pillow while submitting to a volly of questions. The doctors did things tO me abroad. They took ten pounds off but I will get it all back within few weeks at Arden. Then I will turn my attention to business affairs When the ship pulled into odck a crowd of railroad officials and reportrs cheere l. Harrpan smiled and waved his hat in response to the greetings. He lined his family along the rail for pictures, but the array of photograph CTS frightened Miss Mary Hartman who tried to break away from her father and run.
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WEES VISIT NEARLY
 COST HUSBANDS LIFE
Will Thomas. Negro Resident of Rich land Township. Held in Jail some Days Because he was Thought to Have Made Way With His Better Half.

William Thomas, a negro residen- of Riclllani township, this county, was yesterday released from the JeffersCn County jail in this city, after being held for several days on charge Of foul play and murder He was accus- ed of having made way" with his wife, who disappeared from their home near Moscow, Ark, about ten days ago. None of her acquaintances nor Thomas knew himself her where abouts or the time of her departure. When she was missing several days ago without any report of her welfare
 the negroes of the neighborhooj naturally supposed that the los
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JUDGE E. J. KERWIN
 IS HIGHLY IGNORED
Pine Blnfiian Named as Chairman of One Of the Most Important Com- mittees Authorized by the Recent National Convention of Knights of Columbus.

Judge E. J. KerWin, of this city. who recently attended the national convention of the Knights of Colum- bus, being the only delegate Arkansas was entitled to at the Mobile gather ing, has been highly hOnored by Supreme Knight Edward l. Hearn. of New Haven, Conn.,, who has appoint ed Judge KerWin charman of one of tae most important committees au- thorized by the recent 8convention. Official modification of the appoint ment was received by hekwell known Pine Rluffian yesterday.3 The other members of the committee are Robert E. MorrIsonAof Prescot9 Arizona. and James J. Kelly,@of Chicago, Illinois.
 The committee was created through the adoption of a resolution by the re- cent national convention and is for the purpose of collecting data pre- paratory to the establishment and maintainance of a national home for members of the order suffering from tuberculosis. Supreme Knight Hearn was given authority to name the com m ttee and the selection of Judge Kerwin as chairman is a merited honor Judge kerwin is also state deputy for the Knights of Columbus and has given the fight against the white plague much study.
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GEN. HANNAH WEDS
 BOB TAYLOR'S NIECE

Nashville; Tehi1.. Aug. H.-An Ok fahonla dispatch says that General Harvey Hannah, a we1l-knoWR Ten nesset7 Democrat and promineaaby mentioned for Democratic gubernatof- lal nomination. to succeed Governor Patterson. was married there last
 night to Miss Gertrude Taylor. a niece of Senator Robert Taylor of Tennessee.
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WORLD SOUTHWEST nn1cs NIIJsTR1AI EDITION YOU BooSIER

the uncertainty of the qUeS ion Of were to be curtailed should Be relieves were te be cUFatsea shaD5S e- Il possible '- :. be relieved hey assert that any re- ,s"ctioh in the freight would be of no benefit to the cotton producers, not Wlthstanding the contntion of the
 Farmers Union to the contrary.
 The railroads say the decision
 means many new miles of railroad
 Ill Texas and extensive permanent inn
 Provement and new equipment for
 '''"l'' 'o''u9 s~M1 i. vW~
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FORMER ARKANSAS
 BOY RISES RAPIDLY
NJ. l.. Bell. Six Years Ago StenOg- grapher. is Now Assistant General Attorney of Rock4sland.

Little RoeS Ark, ssA 24.-N. L. Bell, an Arkansas man, hAs been re- gently yomoted to the pSsition of assistaHt general attorney of Nhe Rock Islan9 lines, with headqualters in Chicdgo. He is promoted from the position of attorney for the cdmpany in its Chicago offices to be asfistant geAeral attorney.
 kr. Bell. who is about 30 yeh hrs of age, is the son of the late NJ. L. Bell st.. who was one of the most /promi- n Ent lawyers la ,,. s,n'a and p0iticis1y of the
 Mr. Bell Jr., better knoTn here as LAFayette Bell, was bo1 and reared in APine Bluff, later studying law in the Naw departmentFof the University of Ahkansas at Nttle Rock. where he was gradas+ed Six years ago he ac- cepted a position as stenographer in the office of B. F. Yoakum, chairman of the Executive Committee of the Rock Island-Frisco system. He re- mained in the office of MT. Yoakum in different capacities for three years. Three years ago he was promoted to the legal department and has since been in that department.
 Mir. Bell has a brother, Neal Bell, who is with the Rock Island claim de- partment in Little Rock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-25

St Louis relative to alleged fraudu- lent use Of checks for a large amount. He was brought back to the United States from France on these charges. bntsmade bond for his appearance for trial with little difficulty. Mr, EoGtna"
 refused to discuss any atures of the case against him. say 1 ing that these matters are now entiva-
 ly in the hands of his lawyers. Thos. D. LaWler his attorney. met him last
 night at the Hotel Gayoso. but said that for the present no further state-
 ments would be made regarding the case
 Mr. Former. however. said thar he hoped his many friends here and else Were in the South HajlA withhold their Judgment until his trial, eheu he hopes to clear himself of any chaFgns of dis''onestM or illegal action in the matter. ht Said that he found his mother il1 good health and had pleasant visit with her and other rel atiYes in Briikley and Little Rock
 He will remain here for two or three days, renss: iha old acquaintances, and will then go to S!, Louis. From there he will go to Minneapolis. to 7isit lis wife. ~-
 He is looking we'll and shows no
 igns of worry over his legal troubles.
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KANSAS NEGRO CRAzED WITH COCAINE RAN AMUCK IN STREETS OF MONROE, IA. WOUNDS 2l..-|S KILLED AND BODY BURNED

woman vas tha victim of t4Rl 'sS Rumors were circ;:34tea and Ffo}sa>
 was ordered to jaii by Magistrate ". G Hall pending an investigation. Thomas protested. declaring that he was innocent of the murder charge He was jailed here and kept until yes- terday morning when his wife return- ed from Warner, Ark. where she said she visited friends. HAn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-25
TEXAS COTTON RATES
 WILL NOT BE REDUCED
Railroad Commission Says Reduction Would Not Benefit Producers-Rail- roads Says it Means New Lines.

Austin, Tex, Aug 24.-The Texas
 Railroad Commission notified the Farmers Union of Texas that cotton rates will not be reduced this season. A majority of the commissioners are opposed to the proposition, and believe
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DWIGHT FORTNER
 IS IN MEMPHIS
Former Pine Bluff Hotel Clerk Charg- cd With Forgery, Says He Will Visit His Wife at Minneapolis.

Memphis, Tenn. Aug. 24.-Dwignt M Fortner arrived in Memphis last night from Brinkley, Ark, where he has been spending a week visiting his mother and other relatives MT. Fort ner recently gained considerable not oriety through charges which are pending aginst him in the courts at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-25
ASSISTANT CASHIER
 IS UNDER ARREST

(HeaiBt News Special to the Graphic)
 Louisville, Ky, Aug. PA warrant charging embezzlement of S4,S00 frOrn the Third National Bank was sworn out today against Fred Miller 30 years old, assistant cashier at that institution.
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If you wish to sell your city prop erty, list it with us and get quick ac- tion. We can give you the cash and carry the purchaser. Our facilities are the best. Cotton Belt Savings and Trust Go. o-Z2 ot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-25

E. Baughman and daughter, Miss Ivy, left yesterday for business trip to Kansas City. MT. Baughman in- tends to purchase a complete line of dairy furnishings and machinery to manufacture ice cream and says he will have a model dairy here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-25
' u.s sR~st s<sM t-N RAf '

onroe, La. Aug. 24.-William ;.
 an Arkansas negro, ran amuck on
 streets of Monroe today forenoon,
 nded 21 citizens. four of whom
 die. was finally shot down. his
 v saturated in oil and publicly
 he'd
 was one of the most exciting
 hts in the history of the city, and
 some time the most intense ex-
 Iment prevailed.
 rhe negro was half crazed with her whisky or cocaine, and securing
 reech-loading shotgun and pocket
 of shells, started out about 3 lock to take in the town.
 He began firing indiscriminately, d very soon had the business dis ct in state of terror as it was not own where his next attack might
 made.
 His eyeident determination was to ll everybody in sight.
 He would fire and then step back Se the protection of a hallway, re ,Ed his smoking weapon, and, coming 4 upon the street, fire two more Aots in the terro-stricken pepulace. ost of whom ran wildly toward any Relter that might offer from his dead silade. |egrO Brute Shot Down by Citizens. Few of the citizens were armed. hd they were all therefore taken at a sadvantage. AS soon as it was possible, they got Rto action, and in a very short time score or more guns and pistols were {ring at him from every direction. After three or four shots had been red the negro fell dead 1t is impossible to determine who Plled him, as so many were firing at be same time. He had no cause whatever, for his Flld onslaught upon the community Pnd could have been actuated by no (ther cause than pure meanness, az (ravated by the effects of some power |ul narcotic, which appears to have Friyen him crazy. Twenty.One Citizens Wounded. Twenty-one citizens were wounded our Of them dangerously.
 The following is the list of the most desperately wounded:
 Police Officer Hughey Biggar
 Deputy Sheriff T. A. Grant, ma, die.
 simon Marks, may die. deorge Mccormick, arm shot off.
 Those less seriously wounded ar, as follows: Mayor Forsythe. D. A. Breard. Herman Abrams, Ed Strong T. B. Ross.
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Social Dance at Forest Park.

The Tribe of Ben Hur will give a social dance at Forest Park Wednes- day night, Sept. s. Admission 5o cents. 4 good time is assured all who attend Good music. S-24d td.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-25

Mrs. NJ. Portis and Mrs. John Hol- land returned yesterday from brief visit to friends at Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-25

Keep your eye on the Rutherford Park Addition. See T. Y. Murpn!' no East 2ni Ave. 7I3l 5ot
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Think of it. beautiful $1.O0 shirts selling at 69 cents. Henry Marx Co.,. Removal Sale.
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House at a Bargain.

Six rooms, hall and servant room, Savings and Trust Company. SLY St
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FOR QUICK TRANSPORTATION
 CALL CITY HACK LINZ 2S0 East BarraQue St

Open p. m. to 7:30 .. m. ana r liable. Special attention to train cA's Old phone ssl. New phone 1S1. Aeeo Onord prop. Pine Blu6. Ark.
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Let us write your fire insurance. Cotton Belt Savings and Trust Co. !. ~ ' ] .1 S-2o Ct
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FOR UMBRELLA FIXING

l. Glicksburg, the umbrella man, Second and Walnut opposite tele- phone office. 7I271mo
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MT, Claude kilburn. Piano Tuner. J. E. Shafer. solicitor. Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
 6-24 d St
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Alter You are Married. Be Sure You Have a Bank Account.

and contentment that
 'As 'hSugh certainty of the fu. e' N the healthy, permanent kind
 savings account start, von 'o.u '0oa!. No man can be his best self when cramped by poverty. We will nav 'Oa per cent interest on tn. money vo. put In our company, sav,,,, .oo.. ". .Aa compound the interest every s,, months eiA Pine Bluff Trust Co. s' E. Corner Main and R.,r..no e..
 Pine Bluff. Ark.
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Body Saturated and Publftls garned.
 After the affair haa ended. perhaps thousand people gathered on the street corner, and when the bullet riddled body of the fallen brute was taken to the old city hall square some of the more desperate among the citi- it and the body in oil, and set the negro on top of the inflamable ma terial, set it on fire and then eXcitedly stood about the gruesome bonfire aud watched the flames consume the body.
 Mayor Forsythe, notwithstanding he had been wounded by the brute at tempted to stay the fury of the mob, but without avail.
 The mob driven wild and frantic by the uneXampled exhibition of brut- ality. would listen to nothing. and took the greatest delight in disposin2 so effectively of the body of the multi murderer.
 The mayor was driven back from the funeral pyre by the intense heat , and the force of the mob. and could do nothing.
 At noon the body was still burning and the hundreds of excited citizens 1 were gathered about it.
 One report says that the negro home was in Pine Bluff. Nk.. another th at ha lived in Hinevilla or Pineyille