Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-08
YOUNGER WAS
 IN PINE BLUFF Dueled With Train Robbers at Malvern and Mor-
 tally Wounded.
AFTER MURDERER"
Died in Little Rock Saturday. Made Desperate Fight to TrO:eci
 Train Passengers.

RObef. I~NnSer, who died in Lit tie Rock yesterday from wounds in- fl cted in duel with tram robbers at Malvern last Tuesday night. visited Pine Bluff recently and claimed to be here in search of murderer who is wanted in Worthing on, Minn He said he was a cousin of Cole Younger, the famous bandit of years ago who was recently released from the Kan- sas prisgn. He me, and talked with Special Agent Ed Cheek and Chief of Police Evan Parnell and they aided him in his efforts to trace man named Brewer, who, Younger sail, was the man he. was after. He left here supposedly for Memphis and no more YVES heard of him until Tues day when ne battled with the train robbers at Malvern and was mortal ly wounded
 Spec al Agen. Cheek, of the Cotton Belt service, communicated with Sheriff Frankee, of Wcrthington, Minn., and the latter wired that he knew nothing of any murder nor was Younger a deputy sheriff under hlm, as he had claimed to be. Younger also claimed 70 be cousin of Al G. Ray, oh eff special agent for the Great Northern Railroad. Mr. Ray wrote MT. Cheek that he knew Younger, but that he knew nothing of the murder lie had tod of.
 special from Malvern, giving an account of the death, says:
 Passengers on the southbound Iron Mountain freight train No. 92 in charge of Conductor E. Ogden, were held up at the point of pistols and robbed by two young bandits between Traskwood and this city, at { o'clock last night. Robert Younger of Denison, Texas, was probably fa tally wounded. He received three shots, one of the balls passing through the left thigh, one grazing the scalp and one entering the chest. His wife resides in Tucson, Arizona. All the passengers were forced to jump from the nov ng train after be- relieved of their valuables.
 Jce Willis, 23 years old, who claims Fort Smith, Ark, as his home, was arrested by Sheriff Morley of this county near the scene of the hOld-up, charged with the crime, and was identif ed as being one of the ban dits at he examining trial held here today before Justice Noble. The other robber made his escape, but will likely be arrested duing the day.
 It is not believed the robbers se- cured bcoty to any cons derable val ue."
 A Little Rock special yesterday says:
 Robert Younger, who was shot as the result of a pistal duel wi.h two  bandits, near Malvern, Tuesday night was noted yesterday morning. It cents Infirmary this morning. It was evident when brought to this city that his wounds wFe fatal, as, his stomach was twice pierced by bullets from the guns of the bandits. The body will be sent to Malvern, where an inquest will be held.
 Younger is a travelling snowman, his wife resid ng in Tucson, Ariz. He made valiant fight to save himself and other persons who were on the Iron Mountain freight train at the time il was held up and attacked by the robbers.
 Joe Willis. who was caught Err day morning and identified as one of the bandits, is still held at Malvern. The cther robber has so far made good his escape, but detectives are