The evening world. Newspaper, October 21, 1908, Page 16

AES LYNGHERS — ASBAND DISPUTES WAY TO KILL lM Under Rain of Shot He Plunges Into Stream and Then Lays as Though Dead. | tended us any harm, but just then they all d 300 BULLETS MISS HIM. Remains in Woods Day and a | »_ Night and Then Makes His Way to Safety. tv TIPTONVILLE, Tenn., Oot. 21.—Un- _ harmed, save numerous scratches re- ceived in a thirty-hour trip through unfamiliar woods and the fatigue in- cident to the trip without food and the mental strain, Col. R. Zachary Taylor | reached hero to-day after a remarka- \ ble escape from night riders at Reel Foot Lake, who lynched his partner, | Capt. Quentin Rankin, night before last. | Col. Taylor's escape 1s due to a dar- | ing dash for liberty,| while the night riders were disputing among themselves | the best way to kill him, During the | heat of the discussion, at 2 moment when the guard's attention was diverted, ‘the Colonel broke for freedom. Dash- ying a few yards to the bank of a shal- low intel of Ree’ Foot Lake he ju aoa Gnder Rain of Shot. ‘A fusillade of bullets followed the fugitive. whose figure was dimly dls- cernible in the approaching daylight. Wading and swimming the aged attor- ney pushed forward. Bullets and small Rot fell on every side, but none struck him. Near the bank opposite the firing night riders Col. Taylor threw up his hands and pitched forward heavily over slog and Jay inert. Hundreds of shots were fired in the direction of the log, but not one took effect. Evidently satisfied that their victim had met death and fearing that the re- peated sound of shots would arouse too many residents in the neighborhood, the night riders did not attempt to cross the slough to examine the body but left the scene after about 900 shots had been fired. Col. Taylor, however, fn the mud and water, fearing gwome one had been left to wa Aawn, cautiously looking up snd s that hie ruse nad been successfui, he arose and plunged into underbrush lay tor hours chat to fight his way to a friendly com- munity. Avoiding paths which might Jeal te seme unfriendiy clearing, the fleeing man pushed his way slowly through the dense woods. For hovis he travelled in this masner, the eun his only guide. When nignt caine tne Coione, still afraid to approach a pe: made his couch on a bed of aves and slept until early morning. Col, About & o'clock this morning Tay deciding that it would then be RA yeas in ri eufe tor him to make inquiry at a fa ar Sai as | house, followed a path which short ns tee ursiaaly, argain led into a rough road. Within a fe TNO MB) ORDERS * ies S NO PARIS I S$ minutes the fleeing man came home of Luther Rankin, over! the ex Harris where the fugitive was given breakfast Mr. Rankin then rode telephone and sent a mes touville with the news ck t leven; roiling 80 Inches wide; biack Re ceie ona tient (ie 1 ted edge around the) % ; - Money cheerjully refunded if desired Rankin arrived here, being me i y ly refunded if desired 39 Figured Batiste, 19¢ miles from town by a posse of fter being informed at L the safety son telephoned tha wou Start for Tiptonville immediately. Col. Taylor's Story. Col. Taylor to-day made the follow- ing statement of his experiences: “Monday night la I went to Kee! Foot Lake to a letter from a Mr. ( Union City, who wanted to timber lands. On our arrival at the Jake we went to the log house, or Ward Hotel, and early after supper retired. Help Wanted To-Day! @s Advertised for in The Moming eres Want Dinxtory, WED) Capt. 1 ip in and Agents Alteration Hands Apprentices Artists Bakers Bookbindera .. . Bookkeopers .. . Boys Braseworker Bushelmen Butohers Cabinet Makers. Canvaseers .. ‘Carpenters Cashier Nurmes Operators Photographers Painters Printers Cutlers 1 18 Day's Work Dressmakers c Detectives Dentists ’ Dishweshers “4 Ironere a 22 Janitors 1” 410 TW AARAARATICAT Sinrinenry 1,a01 The World printed to-day 1,391 Melp Ads., 697 more than all other Mew York papers combined. {neck and swung him to a@ limb. Some time during the night we were protested and aroused by some one knocking at our Kill te,’ a door, and on opening A ot! R.xe : The woman who Js alone ’ ig men were Ba id in the ‘hall The and ave CNEL (SP RRA Ge ; finds the driver of the duh WMater et the: lob: Wate Me, Wenrten ne Green Taxacab capa- |to talk to us, we put on our clothes \and accompanied the men to the back {of the iake, some distance from. the hotel “The leader talked with we were associating t Judge Harris and were ble, careful and courteous. 8, telling us with tirely a too much interest in the c was that the cou of them sa 5 Tennessee ie Company in pre g 1 owt Connects with all Cab Stands. ing free fishing was causing the starva PAT! something had to be done. and went to 4%h d Eighth Avenue T remained started Ip to “I never dreamed that the mob in- a threw a rope around Capt, Rar World Wants Work Wonders. He a Better Qualities at Lower Prices Than Any Other N. Y. 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