Daily capital journal., August 17, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

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WASH GOODS
EVENT MONDAY
12 7K) 50 VALUES IN WASH GOODS.
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SPECIAL 9 CENTS
TiriS FItOMISES TO UK ONE OF THE GItEATEST SALES OF
TnE SEASON.
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NEW GOODS : 'v.. .
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are coming In every day; wo have anticipated nn early season and
prepared for It by having goods shipped early. Yesterday wo re
ceived another shipment of Lndios' Suite and Coats, also n lot or
Misses' and Children's Garments.
$
NEW CLOTHING
mother big shipment of Men's and Youth's Suits JustWrived.
Tho lines comprise ail I the very latent college euts.Junlor smart
styles, and business .mills.
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RIOTERS
fContluucd From Page 1.)
vt slipping out of town In much tho
use fashion ns tho negroes who nre
(MTlnced they can never llvo hero.
The soldiers are In complete con
trol of tlio city and no disorder was
sported this morning, except In our
Was districts, and this was not of
laporUnce,
Special Gnnid 3ury.
Acting under tho direction of Gov
or Dence, Jndgo James ft. Grolgh-
wof tho circuit court today order
Id special grnnd Jury to convene
Demonstration Fcnred.
Special precaution will bo taken
today at tho funeral 'pf John Colwoll,
tho coal minor who died of bullet
wounds received during tho rioting.
It Is believed that tho 8000 minors In
this district will nttond the funeral
and a demonstration Is feared. Tho
funornl of Frank Dolmoro, nnothcr
minor, who died ot Injuries yestor
dny, also probably will bo tho occa
sion of a gathering ot tho miners.
Probably ono of tho first enses to
bo taken up by tho' grnnd Jury will
be that of Abraham Itnymen, a Rus
sian Jew, who has confessed that he
was a mombor of tho mob that ctii-man.
the man's custom-Doneglnxani
to Springfield in 1S45. He was a
"nothern nigger" and according to
his sons was neved In bondage. One
of the charges against him was that
ha practically resold liberated blacka
back Into bondage by contracting for
their lnbor. Indictment No. 2 against
uonegin was that ho murdered a
white woman. This Is admitted by
members of his family.
Tho Investigation ot the riots here
will be a real Investigation.. There
will bo no white washing or shnm
mlng. This becamo known today and
fear is widespread among the whites
who took part in tho mobs. ' 'The
house of the leaders' are bcjng Bearch-,
ed by ngents of Sheriff Werner In nn
effort to find relics of tho destroyed
business placed as evidence of partlc
lpnttlon In tho destruction. Tho
sheriff said today that ho Is Booking
the host possible men for grand Jury
Eervlce and will Biimrnon'orjiy those
"who will be fearless In theljr action.
A petition for the special grnnd
Jury was presented In court today
nnu upon tno ruling or tho granu
Jury no ono was admitted to the
court Toom except officers of tho
court and reporters. The petition
stated:
"Whereas, Springfield has suffered
from lawlesnes8, a lnrgo number of
people 'hfivo heen 'killed and nn Im
mense amount of property damaged,
and
"Whereas, the next regular session
of the grand Jury will bo held Oct.
lfi, the reason for Btimmoritng tho
sjcclnl grand Jury nt this tlmo is tho
great amount of work thnt has ac
cumulatcd'Tor such n body."
Tho court ordered tho Jurors to be
summoned to appear In court to
morrow and tho work will. be. started
at once.
Tho Rlngllng Brothers circus,
which waa "billed to give a perform
ance here tomorrow, was notified to
day that tho engagement would hnvc
to ho cancelled. The authorities be
lieved tho npnearnnce ot tho circus
would, have a "bad effect.
At noon today thctotal number of
nrrests resulting from tho rolts was
SO. Tho nrWowrs Include ten saloon
keonors charged with violating tho
order to close their places.
Kate Howard, a woman chnrged
with Inciting riot, burglary and lnr
ceny, wag admitted to bnll "by tho
court today against tho withes of tho
.authorities, who think she Is danger
ous to tho public welfare.
Governor Donnon and General
Young ho'cl a conference todny rola
tivo to the plans for Indicting tho
rioter" nnd It Is known thnt both
favor tho mor stringent action.
Following the stntctnent of Mrs.
Enrl Hnliam thnt she could not Iden
tify positively Gcorgo RIchnrdRon as j
tho negro who assaulted her, tho be
lief Is growing that he Is the wrontj
number of rellablo clltzens
lie on
"a . .
,n5iaJ,.!d and "? "ourine i M
stream of earth Into thn vortox. but
tho fire burns as fiercely as before.
Since tho well began burning on '
July 4, more than 5,000,000 barrold
of oil have been destroyed. Tho oil
la valued at la bnrrel.
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MARRIES
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C Pittsburg, Aug. 17. Pittsburg so
ciety was surprised today at the an
nouncement that Miss Edna May
Pocnter, a rich holress of this city,
wnji iiinrrled to O. ShlgctoBhliMaJlmn, '
a "jnpanere, at a small vlllago near
Tokl6 last Saturday evening. Tho,
announcement of the wedding cntno
In a cnblogram..to Mro. J. Falaton J
LIvlngBton of Sprlngdale, an aunt of
the bride.
Majlma comes from a promlnten
Jnpancsc family. Ho was educated In
Norto Oame, Intl., and entered the
Hnrvnrd law school from there three
years ago. Ho moved in tho best bo
clety of Do3ton nnd Cambrldgo nnd
met Miss Poentor who was attending
school In Doston.
' Tho yoting people became ongago.l
and Majlma followed lib fianco to
this city nccompanlcd by his unclr,
Lieutenant Commander
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NEGROES
ORDERED
FROM TOWN
("United Pro:B Leased Wire.)
Memphis, Tcnn., Aug. 17. Seri
ous troublo Is expected today at Tru
man, Polnrott county, Arkansas,
over the Importation of 12 negroes
to work In yards of tho Sprlngflold
Lumbor company. Last night tho
whlto employes of tho compnny nnd
residents of tho town declared they
would not permit the blacks to llvo
among them nnd declared they
would bo driven from tho county.
With this purposo In mind, n posse
vUltetl. tho camp whore the negroes
were stntloncd, but tho latter fled.
Governor Plndnll ban boon asked
to send troops to tho Hceno nnd Is
In communication with the local au
thorities today to determine tho no
cossdty of uuch nction.
The Newest Creations in
Noveltv " Fall Dress
Goods K
Every pleco was bought for this season'8 trade, as wo didn't
carry n single yard of novelty
goods over from last year, because
ft
wo mako It a point to closo out ovory yard of tho novelties Ig,
their ' prope'rTfwaBon.
Ladies who wish to avoid consplclous,
will bo espefclnlly
flashy patterns In dres3.
pleased wtth this season's novelties.
There is an entire absence of gaudy
color combinations in the new
patterns.
tomorrow nn, i. .... ii.
V of George Richardson tho no- U' thr0ftt f wni,nm I)on,B. nn nr Bftld to bo ready to establish an
. . .iiuitf iiffrri nun iiniinri mm ir n rn n. ..iii.i ti..i. ...! rri vwk im.i
FtC0arKetl with nssault unnn TUr " . "''"' " "" " - - - ,'i ir mi.mi.unw...
Tho nogro and
tu Hallam u n-na i. n.n ' KranU l'010- Ho n,BO took I)nrt ,n tl, his wife have borne good reputntlonn.
a-tthatstnrted the rolling and 'tho lynch,ns of Burton Saturday morn-j if j,0 had not been spirited away, ho
PW JUtT will bocln with It Am "' unuouiucuiy wouiii hhvc nn ijjii-u-
" --.- ... m- riil.M n.n.. HA n.lll ..1.I. . 1. n
i uc ui.-(iiuua uiu nun iiiiikiiik muir oil.
fa as the Richardson caso Is db
WJ t an Investigation to dotor-
B'ae bo the lenders of tho mo'
' will bo started.
uOiernor DenOOn hnq nnlnrn.l iUnt
Krktest Investigation bo mn-do
ht tho grnnd Jnry proceed with
Precision nnd swlftnosa nf n mm.
1. Court Ho Is dbtftrmlno1 thnt
tutot who nr roannnilliln. i.nii i...
IWonsU to Justice.
W that bp 'nw linR rnirnlnrl thn
Wrhand and the four of tho on.irt
rm firourt the rank of the' ? !
-? H is d..htf, ,f liny flirthof tho agotl
-9 W 1 reS'lIt linltau !.......
f mn outbreak.
SPECTACLES
I"KV'm:i;Vr.Hi:rasiPKiGHTi
""WFIIS AND head.
Ar,,EJiiKi:ns,iiMvno.VG
Vt0'ia p event your havlns
ttai "oag !f you don't gst them
right pUce? Not the aver-
l Ptane 8elir.
lttl W to b to
karneasej wlth
'"3 your f, ...
-w w) op9ns your
b7 kaowUg thn .! i i
tifif-. m,. . '
fe ""my ana attend-1
' to U Pr0per,y that Ve hope
l'
'jewelry Store
- wty Btre-
His busl
B8t your
a pair that
wny out of the city and It Is believed
thnt within a week tho exodus will
havo depopulated tho negro qunrtor
of tho city. Tho majority of tho ne
groes seem to havo -accepted tho de
cree that they cannot llvo hero. The
racial hatred has become so Intense
thnt It probably will not bo safe for
a black man to appear unprotected
In thla city for months to come.
Was Lincoln's llootnmkci'.
Springfield, 111., Aug. 17. It woh
loarnod today that William Done'gin.
nagro lynoUed by a mob
Saturday night, was bootmaker for
Abraham Lincoln before tho groat
I nnmnnlnntnr loft linrn for WiiHlilntf.
ton to Btrlko tho haukle from tho
ankles of tho black rnoo. General
John M. Palmor, nominee of tho
gold standard wing of tho Democra
tic party for the preldoncy In 1S0G
was another of tho nged negroes of
JAI NAVT AM) AIIMV
XKCKSSAHV I'OIl rKACK
BURNING
OIL LOSS
IN MILLIONS!
(United Proas Leased Wire.
Toklo, Aug. 17. Thnt tho Increas
ing of tho military and nnvnl trongtn
of Japan Is lndlspcntibic to tho
mnlntonanco of peace In Asia and oa
tho Pacific ocean U the gist of an j
imerviow givon out y rrinco no, ru
Ident general of Korea, today.
Tho prlnco criticises tho recent ac
tion of tho new Katsurn government
in deeldlng to postpone plunf for th;
augmentation of tho army and navy
until 1011.
"It Is necessary for Japan to havo
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Tho NKW -FANCY WEAVES in solid colors predominate. Tho
popular CHEVRON STRIPES and Horrlngbono Strlpoa have boorf
produced In nn endless variety of neat modifications.
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For thoso who do not enro for solid colors wo nro showing t"
swell lino of
Fancy Weaves with a slight touch oft
subdued harmonizing colors, and
they're certainly beauties.
BROADCLOTH,
WOOL TAFFETA,
1POPLINS AND
Serges :
will be the leading staple fabrics.
Our prices are based on the
"SPOT CASH PLAN"
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That's why we undersell regular
stores. .
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linsi.NESS PART OF l amounting to $100,000,
TOWN DKSTROVEI). Tho flro stnrtod id tho Tnlt hoto!
(United Press Leased Wlro.) ' and burned fiercely for thruo houra
Tohnma, Cni., Aug. 17. This tow.t before It could bo checked by tho voU
(Un.U'od PciJes Leased Wire.)
Tamplco, Mx., AB. 17. tilU
every effort mado to stop It, the iqlpa
Uiro volcano of burning, flj ip- the
Shu Geronluio drtrlot eontinues un
checked, consuming moro tUnn 10.
000 bnirols of oil dally. Workinw
today aro pumping Ininioiiws qunnf-
ties of sand and mud Into tho crater
today lu without a business center unteor flro company. In addition to
in great army and n groat navy If ma tho rcmtlt of a dlsaalrotiB lire lutjtho Tnlt house, tho flamcH couuiime't
(ponce I to bo mnlntnlnod in Asia nnd j night which swopt tho mala murean-'thu Holder hotel, a lnrgo llvory 8tnblov
and caused dumugq u hurdwnro tro and p butchor oltop
on tho Paqlflc oean," -aid Prlnco Ito. j tile dlhtrlct
j Tho HtutOHiiiun doelared that he! -' ' . "
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j his bnorod mlseton on imrth nnd
warned tho people ngnlnst criticism
Of Japan's mathodH abroad. T1iwh
critlotsme are superficial he said
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Bun th ? ,68 ttJ ' "' """ wvy
in an effort to abte tho tlwmea. I ,.. si? ssTao.
f ,r yjr-ir'-T,.;
Powenul centrffugnl fumps havo
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