Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-28
"Jack the Shooter Believ- to Have Worked With Him
 In Storing Goods.
HE MADE MANY TRIPS
Tn Most Cases Brother Met Him at the Station When "Jack"
 Went to England.

Little Rock, July 25.-Henderson Smith, half-brother of James B. Brown, the negro supposed to have been Jack the Shooter and who was ki.lca Thursday morning by Sam Collins, a negro pcelhall keeper, was arrested yesterday afternoon at his home near England on a charge of receiving stolen property. This announcement was made this morn- ing by fo'.ce Sergeant ". G. McDan- t.s and Detective w. " Hobbs, who returncl to this city this morning from England, bringing with them a nuneer of articles fo,tnd on the premises of Smith and which were stolen by Brown.
 smith, according to the local off. cers, acknowledged that he knew the articles were stolen when Brown gave them to him and that he "chastized aim several times for bringing so many guns down here.' The arrest was made by Constable Shannog White and Deputy Bob Duncan of that township and Smith is now in Jail at England. Both, local officers stated this morning that they were ttea1ed royalty by the people of Eng land and they are much indebted to Constable White and Deputy Duncan lol their assistance.
 The articles brought back to this city ineade the pistol supposed to have heel used by Brown in his crimes prior to the Izard street af- talr W2d.r day morning. The pistol is 38-caliber Colts on 45-caliber frame, and when found by the local Officers vas loaded all around with steel bullets. It is thought that this is the pistol used by Brown in the najority of his crimes, as the bull dets and the caliber correspond With those found after each shooting affair. The gun was taken to Eng land recently by Brown and he then secured the automatic pistol carried at the time of his death
 An automatic gun stolen recently from residence at Fourth and Sher- man streets was also found and brought back to Little Rock. long. black cloak which was also stolen with the gun was also recovered A number of overcoats, three umbrellas, several bracelets, one set of furs, set of silverWare, two rings, one a small band ring and the otner con- taining ruby set, and two long black silk-lined coats were brought back.
 All of these articles were stolen it IS thought, in connection with the crimes committed by Brown. Al chamois bag containing number of old silver coins was also found and brought back, the police department having a report of the theft of these some time ago.
 Brown had been seen to come to England with as many as three suit cases, supposed to have contained the stolen goods recovered and a large number of articles disposed of, and always seemed to nave plenty of money. When his brother did not meet him at the station Brown al- ways hired rig and went to his brothers farm in it. z
 The dead negro had very good credit in England, having arranged for feed dealer in that city to fur nish his brother with feed, he paying him every month. His body was talk en to England yesterday afternoon and after it's arrival Smith was ar- rested and placed in jail The people of England are aroused over the af- fair, and it is very probable that more arrests will follow