The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-01
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: Mr.. Cole in the car. the big engine
running, the negro was rushed from
the Jail and placed in the car. II
shot forward at bound. and was
, none too soon, for a bullet from out
of the crowd whizzed past and found
twelve inches below the negro's
head. which barely showed above the
! top of the seat.
, A cry from the watchers brought
: a surging mass of men to the jail
, in quick haste and before ten min
) utes had elapsed fifty automobiles
! were strung out in hot pursuit, but
: with Tom Cole at the steering wheel
: the law and order ear drew away
from the throng as the negro WAS
rushed on toward Dallas. With a
ton was directed to the loud ex-
haust and screech OF Big-SiX that
leaped to the chase. This car is
said to have been manned by three
men who felt that It was not right
to take the negro away after the
crowd had given him over to the au-
thorities. One by one the big ma
chine passed the pursuing cars and
by the time it was three to five
miles out it had taken the lead in
the chase and was closing the dis
lance between it aud the car which
contained the negro. But the officers
had selected a fast machine and the
throttle was thrown open. Teie"
phonie communication along the
line reported the pursuing car as
gaining. Inch by inch it closed the
4 gap, and at Lisbon in Dallas coun-
~ the lead car stopped for water