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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-22
Backbone Not Wishbune Needed.

A Secretion.
There is a wise little advertising
editorial in the Gem City" OF Fort
Madison, Iowa 1t tells why back
bOue beats wishbodne. 1t says: The
trouble with most fellerS is that their
back bone is mostly all wishbone You
are overworking your wishboue.
Give it rest; it's tired. Your buck
bone needs exercise. It's back bone
that does things-not wIshboue
Marshall Field had competition but
his backbone gave him nerve to ad
vertise big III newspapers W hen adj
vertising was not known to be a ne
cessity of business life as it is nov
universally recognized. John Wanna
maker had the same sort of buck boue.
Their back bone backed up their wish
bone. Back bone builds business by
booming business. Business is boost
ed by backbone, AMI the back boue of
business Is newspaper advertising.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-22
Is this Sound Philosophy?

Jackson Daily News.
Sud an alfcctionate raIhcr 10 his
son who was just about TO finish his
course ut the University of Texas:
My son, there ara two things that
| Would impress upon your mind,
now that you are about to 60 out in
tne word: Never ran after ii woman
or street car: another will be a.ong
IN IL minute. It. Was brutal thing
to say, oI course. but it contained d
great deal of no nelly speech.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-22
Keep The money IL lie Soat.:.

u ion Advocate.
In the general scheme Of j'ousrrya
tlUn of Mississippi :'torucrs -. non
ey, Is II not ttb Dut tim; ID think o
the drain OF millions annually for lift
anu fire ins rance which = .es 10 The
north? We have good companies ii
Mississippi WI you go To take
OUT 1 polry tell the agent you wan
d Mississippi company 10 have The
business.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-22
Other Editors Chatter
GsS9S1sS sSn!SSsSSsg1|
Give US Sun Crowned Me..

God give us men. time ike this demands,
Strong minds great hearts. true firth ard
ready hands;
Men whom the 1--we of office car not kill
Men whom the spolS of Office can not buy:
Men who possess OPINIONS and II viii;
Men who have honor ana wall not IL,
Men who Can stand before Il deml"o lie
Ann damn his Lreacherous batteries withou
thinking;
Tall men, sun-crowned. wuo live ; nyo he fog
II public duty and IN prtvLDc tuIn.> ~:
For whue The raJbte WAN JbO.r p...-..y worI
creedS.
Their large professions ami thCirlt,le deeds
VI fngle IN SELF III ntrifr, ~, i'p,, ,,olA W,.eps.
rong rules che lana. aid NaiL,AeJ us, ocsIcel -
John q. l., land.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-22
Work "a Hours A Day.

The busiest little things ever made
are Dr.. Kings New Life Pills Every
pill is sugar-coated globule of
health, that changes weakness into
strength, languor into energy, brain
fag into mental power; curing Con
stipation, Headache, Chills, Dyspep
STA, Malaria. 25c at Peoples Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-22
ID. :. IRELAND. Sheriff
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANo.
A, G. Henderson
vs. No, 81.
lffu

A C. Henderson ss No. 81
l.. a. ellis
BY virtue of decree of the ancery Court
OF Greene County, MissiSSp rendered By said
Court on the 1lth day OF January. l9l0,'the UNI
dcrs gLed as Special Commissioner OF the said
Court. in the Sald cause, will on
Monday, Lhels St day of Aug, A. d 1910,
at L akesvlle Miss. Within legal hours In
front of the East font doorof ourG house
pose for sd e and sell TO the highest bidder for
cash the following described real estate situat-
ed in Greene County. Mississippi, to-wiJ:
The Sc or of the Sc or aud the Sw or of the
Ne or of Section II. Township North. Range
West.
The said land is sold for the purpose of salts
flying a lein on said and for balance of pur-
chase price to wit: The sum of Two Hun
bred Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate
of 10 per cent per arnum from May 2itt, 1909.
and additional sum of Ten Dollars as attor-
ney's fee and all costs in accordance with said
decree. The title is believed to be good. but
will convey only such title as is vested in me
as said Commissioner
Thi j ally 5th. 1910.
S. r. FcKAY, Commissioner.
e, c. FIS Hell. Sol. for COmplt, 7z9
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-22
Legal Advertisements
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

| have this this the 4th day of July
1910 flied my Assessment Roi of
Greene County with the Clerk the
board Of Supervisors. Any and All
OblecllOuS tn same will be heard ut
tle August meeting Of the Board and
this shall be noticc to all parties as
scssed thereon.
q 30 Resp ,ctfuiIy,
II. d. COCHRAN, Assessor.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-22
New Advertisements.

NOTICE OF ENTRANCE TO THE A. & NJ. COLLEGE.
All who desire TO enter the A. s NJ College
from Greene County for the session Of l9i0-I9ll
will please advise me as early as pos ibie. %All
must be ratified by the Board OF
Supervisors not later than the first Monday OF
s-5
OSCAR BACKSTROM. Superintendent
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-22
SHEKlFF'o SALE.

Ledke~v lie Mercantile Con pany
No All.
@. W. ChuIchwcll
the undersigned Sheriff of Gp enc County
NJ ,inStupI " al on
40 day the lst day ola W. a ID. 1910,
between tnc hours of ii o'clock m. and o'clock
D. III. sell Ut auction 10 tue highest BIDDER or
bidders. f'ir Cd III at the fIUnJ door of the Court
EOu>e lii Lh1 town Of I-ea6eSVllle. Miss, the
fuIloWIu- described properly or - much tLere-
of as may DC necessary TO satisfy the herelnaf-
Ter nIcnLIOueu writ aud ali costs. To W.T.: All
the interest ana CIilinl the defendant e. W =.
Churc wen has IN and 10 the or OF or and
hlf Il Nw CIR OF S~ Or sec. Is Twp. n. Range
west, IN Greene County mississippi, sand
property having been levied On BY me on the
oLn uay of July a. D. 1910. a> TIDE property OF
CIV, Churchweil b. virtue OF IL writ ct Exc
cutton issued IN the above Styled case by ;. K.
4hcka Clerk. on the 2du day Ut March a. D.
1910
Witness my Slgnature.this the 8th day of .ly
A. H. 1910.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-22
Wants to See His Friend Pat" Co..

Jones Go News.
Referring briefly to the other can
didates in the race, Mr.. Tally decIar-
ed that he wanted to see his friend
Pat" llarri son go to congress, but
he wanted Pat to wait until he
(raIly) had decided to retire.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-22
Harrison Hoop La!
Most Aggressive Man in Race.
Meridian Daily Despatch.

Meridian Daily Despatch.
Down in the Sixth district there
is "a lively contest for congressman
between B. p. Harrison f. H. Lewis
and John r. Tally. Harrison is the
youngest aud perhaps tue most ag-
greSSive man i'm the race.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-22
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION 5orIcE,
Department of the Interior,
u ). Land OItlcea Jackson. Miss.

department of the Interior,
". >. Land OItlcca Jackson. Miss.
June %. 1910.
\ ,tice i hereby gwen that George w. Allen.
of Itbkt SVlle nISs' SSppi, who. ON Juue -. 1903
mad Homestead Eplry No. 35JO2, SCR Ii, 40,
Ui4,4. for the 81 or. OF the ne u Section
g. Township FORTH. Rang west St. Ste
pucn> Meridian, has filed notice of intention to
ma e t'Ibal nIe-ytar Proof to establish
ciilin to the Ian above described, before the
UIri Is OF the Circuit Court of Greene County, at
Lea kesVIiie, Miss SslppI, on the
Gun day u' august, 1910.
Cla InanC names as witnesses: Bodo
II .rLer. of HuIman. Miss. III AIN +.
KhiLchearG OF hIllman. Miss, William Put
~ Illiam>, OF l.; keSVIle Miss. ttcury
A,c.1IIlan, OF l. .akeSFIll6. Miss.
j JAYWHITE. Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-22
EXAMINATION EORrT g. n

Inc regular examination foa students deSir-
ing attend the Industrial Institute and College
tColumbuS. Miss. during the e<Sion of 90
l9ll Will be held at Leakesvile. Miss, on the
39tf day OF July 1910 Gree e County is cnti-
Ilcd TO five new students this session.
~ BACKSTROM. Superintendent
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-22
HOMESTEAD OBLIGATION NOTICE.

nartment of Interior
Y. ,. Lana once at Jack5o Miss.
June % 1910
NO ice is hereby given that Barzilla j Brew
er; or Re- ton. Miss, RID NO. who. on, March
!. 100 nade Homestead Entry Serial No O37lO.
IQr the nv = OF the NV Il, Section 81 Town
Sn' north. Range. g. West St, stephens
MERIDIAN mas filed notice of intention
TO make al CJmmutatiou Proof. to
esI.t' 'Sh c ann to tn land above described be-
Iore Inc = Tx OF che Circuit CourC of Greene
County, u Lea sville, Mississippi, on the
9th day o. August, 1910,
Claiman. names as witnesses: Ha. dy VALLEY
william Thou. : Pope, Barzilla Jefferson
Pope John Carlton Brewer all of Richton.
MISSISSIPPI. K. F.. d. No. ].
-. JAYwHTFE Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-22
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION NOTICE

DEP oment of the Interior
U. >. Land . fl.e At jackson, Miss.
j II % 1910
- Notlce is ereb given that Henry Combs, of
NcelS' mississippi who. on December D. 1904.
inaI HotncStt ad Entry No 40ll3 Serial NO.
ol949' Tor the 5 = of NV or. Sw or OF he Or,
ana e of Sc Section 81. Township 3 n.
-t't - west Stephens Meridian. has filed
notice Oh into 1T on to make Final fve-year
Proof. to eSLlb is claim to he laud above de-
sorted before Clerk of he Circuit Court
ar Greene County at Leakesv1lle. Mississippi
on the
9th Jay of August, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: Charlie
Dnaaam. Harvey Byrd. Alex Ireland Ed Eng
lIsh all OF Nicely, Missiso. ppi,
j. JAYWHTTE. register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-22

Subscribers not receiving their pare r
are requested to notify ohe office that the
fault may be discovered and remedied quickly
report changes in address promptly, it matters
not how frequently they occur
Cards of Thanks of customary length Will be
inserted for 81 payable in advance; Il long-Wln-
died. extra charge added.
One obituary to each deceased published free
ifof reasonable length.
FRIDAY $3.50. July %, 1910
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-22
Announcements
We are authorized to announce
Hon b 2. HARRISON

We are authorized to announce
Hon. b P HARRISON
as candidate for Congress from this the
sixth Congressional District of MISSISSIPPI
subject to action of the Democratic Party IN
August --
The Herald is authorized tc announce
Hon, FRANK H. LEWIS
of Jackson County as candidate for Congress
sixth Congressional District, Miss. subject
to action of the Democratic Party.
OUR CHOICE FOR CONGRESS
HON. B. PAT HARRISON.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-22
SUBSCRIPTION RATE.

One year, Of Paid il Advanced 81 90
" :" Qf not g" '' ST. %
4years OF Paid in Advance) 50. 90
Six months. 80
Three months ...... 20
Advertising rates furnished on application.
Whiskey and Tobacco ads Tabooed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-11

q, My fourth conviction was, that if man engaged in this business was honest, ener- get1c, industrious, and possessed of sound judgment as to the value of good investment securities, the public would ultimately find him out.
 O With these convictions or articles of faith, l started the business of selling 'h1gh-grade investment securities by mail, first in and about Hartford, then later throughout the State of Connecticut.
 OAt the end of the FIRST YEAR found that had sold over two hundred thousand dollars worth of high grade investment securities by mail. This seemed to me to be very good start.
 OThe SECOND YEAR I sold over four hundred thousand dollars worth of high grade investment securities, mostly by mail. q The THIRD YEAR I sold over seven hundred thousand dollars worth of high grade investment securities, mostly by mail. O The FOURTH YEAR sold over nine hundred thousand dollars worth of high grade investment securities, mostly by mail O This increase in my business Is due solely to the fact that sell good, honest, invest
 
 ment securities and because every customer I make becomes my friend, and whenever he has any more money to invest, or his friends have any, he either comes in, writes in. or sends his friends to me.
 O My business now has extended all over the New England States, and many of the Eastern States, and during the past year I have sold over One Million, Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars worth of high grade investment securities by mail to small investors.
 q. deal exclusively in high-grade invest ment securities, consisting of Municipal Bonds, United States Government Bonds, State, Town, City and County Bonds, Guar anteed Railroad Stocks, etc., many of which are legal for Savings Banks and X'rust Funds. O make speciality of the stocks and bonds of dividend-paying Electric Light and Gas Companies located in the largest cities of the United States, also of stocks of some of the best known and.most prosperous New England Cotton Mills, Textile Mills and Industrial Corporations
 q It makes no difference where you live, if you have $1OO, $1,OO0, or $1O,O0O to invest, you can do business with me by mail to your
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-11

d If can obtain your confidence in my personal integrity, dgment ndknowledge- Of the class of securities that return the high est rate of interest consistent with absolute safety of principal, I will secure by logical and common-sense method what Is virtually a franchise from you to supply you with investments.
 O Such franchise Is stronger and more enduring than can be obtained by legislative enactment. This is the kind of franchise after.
 GI know that 1 deserve your confidence: O, The large business that have already built up throughout the New England and Eastern States and my personal record will stand the very closest investigation. O, Therefore,, beg to suggest that you ask your bank or any large institution with whom you are connected, to get for you a special report on me, either from the K. G. Dun Mercantile Association or the Brad street Company.
 q I would also be glad to have you ask any of the following thirty-five leading banks and trust companies in the New England States and New York State, with whom carry deposits and do business, what they think of me and the kind of securities l sell. Albany, N. Y, National Commercial Bank Bangor Maine, Eastern Banking & Trust Go.
 Boston, Mass, American Trust Company
 Boston, Mass, First National Bank
 BrattIeboro Vt, Vermont National Bank Bristol, Conn, Bristol Trust Co., CoinsviIle Conn, Canton Trust Company
 Fitchburg, Mass, Safety Fund National Bank
 Hartford Conn, /Etna National Bank
 Hartford Conn, State Bank
 Hartford, Conn.,, Fidelity Trust Company
 Hartford Conn, American National Bank
 Hartford, Conn, Hartford Trust Company
 Hartford, Conn, City Bank
 Hartford Conn, Hartford National Bank
 Hartford, Conn, Riverside Trust Company
 Hartford, Conn, Connecticut River Banking Go. HoIyoke, Mass, Home National Bank
 Meriden, Conn.,, Home National Bank
 New Haven, Conn, National Tradesmen Bank North Adams, Mass North Adams Trust Go. Norwich, Conn, Thames Loan & Trust Co.
 Pttsfie1d, Mass, Berkshire Loan & Trust Go. Portland Maine, Portland National Bank
 Providence, R. l., National Exchange Bank
 Providence, R. l., Union Trust Company
 Springfield, Mass, The Springfield National Bank Springfield, Mass, Third National Bank
 Springfield, Mass Sp'f'd Safe Deposit & Trust Go. Stanford Conn, Stamford Trust Company
 Seymour Conn., Seymour Trust Company
 Waterbury, Conn, Colonial Trust Go.
 Westfie1d, Mass First National Bank
 Willimantic, Conn, Windham National Bank
 Worcester, Mass, Merchants National Bank ar The d0x7 UO11 XUr-1feo me WIZ u11l he
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-15
HELPS Mr.. SMITH
BY PASSAGE OF INCOME TAX
BILL, ACCORDING TO STATE
MENT OF SMITH LEADERS,
WHO VISITED HEADQUARTERS

Atlanta Ga, July 1f.-If the views
Of the majority of the legislators can
ce taken as an index to public senti-
ment throughout the state, Hoke
Smiths chances to be next governor
were increased considerably by the
action of the general assembly in
ratifying the federal income tax
amendment.
1t was argued that the income tax
was a popular measure, that the peo-
pie in the mass want it that the pres
ent general assembly is popularity re-
garded as "Hoke Smiths assembly"
and therefore that if the income tax
had been repudiated, there would
have been a counteracting effect dis
tinctly unfavorable to Mr.. Smith.
That Fulton county will go for Mr..
Smith is the confident prediction of
the Fulton county camapign manag-
ers, Messrs Reuben Arnold, Walter
P. Andrews and Charles Mason.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-15
AN EXPLANATION OF THE
COMING PRIMARY RULES

is S for each representative ii the
lower house Of The general assembly
to which tie county IS entitled. If
it is entitled to one member the null
till is s; if to two members the
multiple becomes 1C; il TO three
members, it Is "a
For each member Of tie house of
representatives to which i i, en-
titled, the convention las two dele
gates and two whole votes in the
state convention.
Therefore. to ascertain the mini
mum number re votes which a candi-
date must receive Cf no one candi-
date gets the majority if a county
in order for him to have the one
fourth OF a vote that is the minimum
the conven- ion will recognize, divide
multiple-8 or l6 or a.
Only perfect tickets shall be yot.
81. Thai is, no tickle. prepared or
printed by a candidate to leave off
the names of his opponents or to
show a line dram through them,
will be recognized Blch ticket mus,
show the name Of every Pr9 iidate
for every Office. ana the yocer must
prepare his own tickle.
The collection, Of the assessment
from every candidate. except state
house candidates is authorized by
rule 10 of the state committee. The
ocoocrv,,on+ - .oIlao.e1 l,,- tho oo,,u,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-15
REGULAR MEETING.

In addition to devotipg some two
hours to the police cases last night
the city council transacted quite q
large volume of business.
Amcng other things, an effort was
made to elect chief of police whict
failed as none of the candidates OF
applicants received majority of the
votes.
The council took four ballots, al
of which resulted as follows:
Wilchar 3; Fahm 2; Oldham 1, Lev.
ison 3. After the fourth ballot, g
motion prevailed that the election
be postponed.
During the evening the following
petitions and communications were
received:
From E. F. Taylcr, Chief of Fire
Department, reported the arrival and
test of new hose for the fire depart
ment. Filed.
From the Downing Co., asking fol
a recommitment of taxes paid IN er-
ror on Old Town lot No. 25. Adopt.
ed.
From City Electrician Tom SucIow
reporting the bell in the City tower
to be in bad condition Referred tc
Fire Committee with power to act
Alderman Baker rendered his res
ignation as chairman of the commit
tee on sanitation, but council by unan
imous vote, refused to accept same
Application for places on the po
lice force were received from L. Z.
Matthew and NJ. R. Marks.
The Sanitation, Light and Water
Committee reported favorably on the
installation of a 30 power light at
the corner of NJ and Reynolds street
The City Physician submitted his
report for June, showing II deaths;
6 whites and ) colored. General
health conditions were reported as
being in splendid shape
The following resolutions were in
troduced:
By committee on Sanitation, Light
and Water, granting a ten days va
cation to G. G. Goodbread Of the
city crematory. Adopted.
By the same committee granting &
day leave of absence to J. f. Dart
assistant sanitary inspector. Refus
ed.
By Alderman Ludwig, to appro-
pirate $500 for the Brunswick Boar(
of Trade, provided a similar amount
be raised from other sources. Pass
ed under the rule.
Council then took up the cases
against the suspended officers, which
is referred to, elsewhere.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-15
MASONS Of THE
DISTRICT. TO
CONVENE
MEMBERS OF THE ORDER OF
THE nth. DISTRICT IN CON-
vENrloN HERE NEXT TUES
DAY AND WEDNESDAY.

The Masons of the Eleventh con
gressional district, will gather in thiS
city next Tuesday and Wednes4
for a session of two days and soy%
thing over Two hundred, will be pre-
ent.
Grand Master Branch, Of LaGrange
will be present and other prominent
Masons from all over the district
will be here.
The convention will be presided
over by District Worshipful Master,
w. B. Rogers, of Dublin, while Judge
A. D. Gale, Of this city, will act as
secretary.
Numerous social features will be
arranged for the visitors and they
will mingle pleasure with business.
Among other things a boat ride
around the harbor and a day at Fred
erica will be given and the local
memt ers of the order will see that
everything is done to make the oc-
casion a delightful one. Many Of the
visitors will bring their wives and
families and the ladies of Brunswick
will take these in hand.
Altogether, the convention promis-
es to be one of the most pleasant
and interesting in the hiestory cf the
Masons of this district,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-15
WANT BUILDINGS CONDEMNED
City Council Will Be Asked to Force
the Removal of Eye Sores.

A movement is on foot to get con
certed action in an effort to have
condemned various old shacks in the
neighborhood of the city nall, and it
is to be hoped that it will result in
success.
Right now when all hands are
working together to make Brunswick
the prettiest city in the country, is
the very time to bring this matter in
proper shape before the city council.
Numerous old shacks are to be
seen right in the heart Of the city,
and besides running the appearance
OF those section, they are also men
ace to good health.
The two at the corner OF Mansfield
and Grant and the entire block back
of the city hall should be removed
at once.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-15
s. BROWN, NEGRO
MURDERER
CAUGHT
GENERALLY BELIEVED THAT
THERE WAS A DOUBLE LYNCH
ING AT ALMA STATION, ON A.,
8. & A., LAST NIGHT.

Passengers arriving on the Allan
&c c. asst Line train which reached
ere at $40 last night, report that
sheriff's posse had captured the
negro Sam Brown who played such
havoc with his gun at Alma, a sta
ton of the A, B. & A., TUESDAY
night.
1t is believed to have been the plot
OF the negro family to kill their en-
ployer, r. j. Douglas, a prominent
planter, resulting in his death Tues
day morning while a negro woman,
mother OF the slayer was killed by a
stray SHOT; LeonOra Brown, the slay-
er's sister is in Jail, and Sam Brown
who killed Douglas was fugitive
with a posse of angry armed men
at his heels.
The killing occurred on on Douglas
plantation near Alma In all elev-
en- shots were fired, it was stated
that the negro had Douglas pistol
and the planter went to the Brown
cabin to get it. 1t is believed that
the negro had planned to kill Dong
las when he came within range. Just
what happened is not known, but it
is believed that Brown while firing
at Douglas, killed his own mother.
Since tie murder, feeling has been
running high against the negro, and
Wednesday information was received
which said the man was near Nc
Donough, a station on the Atlantic
Coast Line. Deputy Sheriff Guthrie
and two others went there on a Coast
Line freight and just as the officers
alighted from the train the negro
started to mount the steps. He was
stopped by the sheriff and when he
made an effort tC set lis pistol out,
the officer got the drop on aim, got
his gun out and shot twice. One of
the bullets struck the murderer on
the right side Of the mouth coming
out above the jawbone, while the
other struck him in the right side.
1t is said that neigther of the wounds
proved bad. After the shooting the
negro was put on the train and taken
towards Alma and it was freely pre-
dicted that he would be lynched as
soon as he reached the scene Of his
crime.
People around Alma have been
greatly stirred up since the crime,
and half dozen armed forces have
been securing the woods for Brown.
The negro is but five feet, four
inches tall and very bowIegged. His
sister is charged with being an ac-
complice in the murder Of Douglas,
and it is thought that she was taken
from the Jail and lynched also.