The Forrest City times., 1910-10-14
the idenity of their pass

regarding the idenity of their pass enger.
 Word was telegraphed to Memphis that the special had left and railroad officials were told to be on the lookout for the train, which would arrive about o'clock.
 With ayc1ear track before him tie eng neer complied with his passengers request for haste.
 While the onrushing train was re- ducing the miles between Sur rounded Hill and Memphis, word had been flashed over the wires that MT Naill, to whom time meant more than money, would need a cab upon his ar rival here. As there was possibility that on account of the lateness of the hour no cab would be in waiting at the depot and a delay might ensue. in- structions were telegraphed for depot employe to arrange in advance for a cabman to meet the train.
 Believing that he could be depended upon to keep silent regarding the busi- mess of his fare, Dan Rose, a one-leg- ged negro hackman who has frequently been summoned late at night to carry passengers, was telephoned to and told to be in readiness to meet the train. The old negro was waiting when the train pulled in, and. although unwill- ing to talk on other matters legarding his mysterious passengers, could not retain himself last night from admit ting that the white gentleman treated him liberally.'
 Night Station Master Stewart, when asked the identity of the special trains passenger, said that he had heard the name but could not recall it. He seemed reluctant to answer when questioned.
 When he took Roses cab NIT. Nain ordered the negro to drive in all haste to the Hotel GayoSo, where he hoped to find Mrs. Nail. The negro whip. ped up his horse, but on arriving at the hotel his passenger learned that his wife had not stopped there. Then he ordeiei the negro to drive 10 the Peabody Hotel Here it was learned that the mans wife had stopped there earlier in the day. but had left the pre-. yious evening
 Believing his chase fruitless. but de termined to make last effort to find Mrs. Naill the man telephoned to the home ofa lady friend of his wife in Memphis and learned that she had gone there after leaving the hotel He than ordered the negro driver 10 drive him to residence where he himself, had friends, uptown and there dismissed the driver after assaring himself by telephone that his wife would join him at the Peabody Hotel. Then he called taxicab and sent it to the adress where his wife was stop ping. She had hurriedly dressed on receiving word that her husband was in town and was waiting for the taxi cab when it arrived liter his wife had been taken to the Peabody Hotel, the taxicab driver returned to the place where the husband had remained in the interim and drove him to the Peabody Hotel. Here an affectionate meeting occurred and afterward a long 1 talk.
 The couple then hired another taxi cab and were driven to the depot. where they took a train out of Mem- phis.
 It was impossible last night to as certain any reason why MT. Naill should have been in such great haste to see his wife. They had lett the city early yesterday morning and last night none of thoes who participated in the fast chase with him would give any reason for his great haste. Com meaial Appeal.
 Mir Henry Euart, of the Euart- Marshall Lumber Company. went up to Harrisburg Sunday night on a I gEr