| Show 1 U Int Im III 01 in III lu III II a Chair lit III a I Saloom Dallas Dalla rex Dec of army agony brought policemen to a saloon In Inait ait Dallas Dalla this morning at Sealed Iq I a chair unable to move WU sou WUa soua a men whose garments were a ma mass of lIam The poU policemen mel say ay Lugene Faulkner and P W Chapman wt ro standing behind the bar smoking and nd I the unfortunate man who 11 being In to death Bring some lIme wat water r hEI here shouted an officer Get It yourself the police policemen men declare one of the men mell retorted retort d dIet Let Iet him die What the UH ues of worrying wor over him One of the took off orr hi his coat and with It bt beat t out the the he The man was wa sent ent to the city olty hospital holta Soon after his hla arrival at al the hospital the two In JI who w were In the barroom were brought before him for Identification It was waa that the discovery was wal made that hi his ee eyes had bad been burn burnout burned out The man died at C t n m lie liew w was Pat Bahl for many years a con can constable table stable at Garland In It Is II claimed by the police that Damn wu was drugged and that tat as he reclined In a chair unconscioUs a quantity of turp turpentine was al poured o over r him and nd a match applied The man was wal literally roasted When the heat and pain had partially revived him he call called piteous piteously ly h for tor hemp help and this hili screams attracted the poll police p When news of the outrage became widespread the greatest Indignation w was expressed The two suspects were put In the city jail anti and guarded by deputies Shortly after atter 10 to tonight night a mob ot of fifteen or tt twenty nty men called at the Jail and demanded d the of tb the Jailer Th The Jailer swore wor that they w were not 1101 In his possession They lead had been uen taken to Fort Worth early In the evening b he declared W Well II said laid the leader ot of the mob J If we catch them we will hurt burn them Faulkner and Chapman refuse to crime talk and no motive II known for the I |
