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follows. For New Zealand. s2a.I4O: Australia.
Ss6-9ss. samoan islands. SS63- The following
were the principal exports
To NeW Zeaiand-1z5 $50 lbs dried fruit COO
lbs reisi1s. l-2l5 lbs hops. 2.zQo lbs coffee 4sO
lhe Goldfish. 500 6 canned goods, IS cs books
1919 lbs bluestone. pkgs drugs. II bales hose
IS rkEs machinery. - hbis and ~ es oils -
pzgs paints. zp5 pkgs metal polish. 6 boots
anc SHOES - pzzs rOOEng material, u pkgs az
ricul1ural implements
Il Austraiia-I6o5 o5z lbs coffee. 1000 lbs dried
frlt. 100 lbs 1isins. 9o4 lbs Goldfish 10 6
Sc e1aou. 1000 cs canned fruit. .O6I lbs seeds
- 20 = lumber. IS 1o4 Il door stock 10 40 T,
molding stock. 2.s16 lbs solder. 40 pkgs metal
polish, = bales packing, % pkgs rubber goods
- hIs type. 3.045 ibs old rubber 600 lbs crude
OIL lii Dkgs roofing material. POO rolls felt lC
cs dry goods. % bales hose 10 cs Paints a 6
books, = pszss agricultural Implements 30 pkrs
dr1es, $ bis ink. 80 pkgs machinery.
To samoan islElds-1z . canned goods. 400 Ifs
cOdfsh- cs meals, 10 pkgs potatoes go lbs
rcr. . and y half-bbls salmon . pkgs re-
licles. y c. shells roofing material 6
ps ints pkEs hardware.
Tie steamer also had a.47T240 Il lumber and
l2l.Iae Il door stock, valued AT S64 I'D laden al
BelilEham and Eureka FOR Australia
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A AUCTION-Big cleanup D.
- sale of 20 head Horses. -
Big Mares, Mules and Ponies

This sale consists strictly OF combination cor
signments from business firms. private families
contractors and rarehers. they all safe gen
tie and city broken in single and spans: road
sters. saddiers and camp horses; IS entire rigs.
16 riding saddles. "a vehicles. IN buggfes. camp
wagons: 65 sets single and double harness. In
Oaklandl. Wedneday Aug. 8 IL a. n at 565
4th ST. J. ". MEDEIROS, Licensed Arctioneer.
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

Depot 18th and Mission sts.-Dafly except SIM
day-Leave- sT-45a, elisa 1:45o 5.5)5 a.
holIdays-Leave: 7.55a. s-15a s-1e:Ooa- 10:s1
12;oo d.s noon H. :z5p 55oP s:l5p. arrive; 755a.
sMixed. ssGranada Express. makes no iatarmss-
diate stops.
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Notice to Mariner.

The following Affects the List OF Lights and
Fog Signals, Pacific coast. 1907
HAWAII
Honolulu Lsrbor channel light No 1 na-e
fe- No 223 tLisr OF Lights Buoys and por
marks. twelfth Lighthouse subdistr1ct 1905
pses lsl-Located in shout . feet OF water
- TIE 3 fg0- dredged channel into Honolulu
nertqr- soCtherly side q the island q Oahn
ao.east Of and about SO feet ESE = from
Light No. 3.
Iae structure supporting this light carried
awtT July p. 1905. and the lixht extiu9uisheT
vi be rebuilt and the light re-establfsbe6 a.
soon as practicable.
second class nun buoy Numbered 4 wiz
ten Dorariiy mark the position Of the hesron
b order of the lighthouse beard
STANFORD E. MOSES
Lieutenant Commander, e. s n
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1reulorsluda

Per bark louisiana from Newcastle. n W
On Iuly 70 latitude SO or north, Longitude liz
10 west. L S stmr.
Per stmr Syea-Aug ,. , n, 80 miles south
Cape MendocinO passed log raft in TOW tug
Dauntless from Portland for San Diego.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Arrived

smr TIvertoa. Johnson. $ hours from on Port
LucloE-
eezr Aberdeen. Hansen, 2s hours from Eureka.
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Weather Report

United States department Of agriculture
weather bureau san Francisco. Aug. B 1905
RAINFALL DATA
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Z. S. Branch HydrographIe once

A branch oS the United States HydroSraphic
Office located az the Merchants Exchange Is
Maintained n San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners, without regard TO nationality and free
81 e1nerEe Aeyigators cordially invited 10
visit the Office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the lat
est Information can always be obtained regard
OF interest 10 ocean commerce.
J. C BURNETT
Lieutenant, T. S n. IN charge
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England has about 1900 square
miles OF coal fields.
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vfflClAL SALES
Infrn.
1linlnr sfncLr
tOMSIoCkS

- FhAACISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
tlie" -nE were the sales on the san Francisco
s.-tA ana e2change board yesterday.
CONSTNrIS
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Compagnie Geaerals TransatIantiaue

DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE-PARIS
Ssilings every Thursday. instead of Saturday.
at 10 a. m. from pier 42. North River. foot OF
Morton ST.
First class to Havre. $3.50 and upward: Sec
ond class 10 Havre, $50 and upward. GESERAT.
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA, 10 State St. New York. J. F. FUGAzI
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery ST. San
Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in san Francisco Monday, August 81
Charles J. Zerzan, 26. 43l First St, and Mar
gaUet c. Mahony, "a Gervais, Ore.
Robert C. Snyder, %, and Mabel Wells, 2l.
Edward Leitner. 25. s7ls Twenty-tourth ST..
and Marion Hess. n. 113T Oak ST
Jesse r Minor, 80. Chicago. and Mary B.
Edward J. Thommen, 21. Stockton. and Gus
sic A Pfuhl- Is, 1851 California st.
Max c. Burkhardt. 81. and Selma Born, 81.
both OF 2i2B Greenwich st.
Ernest c. RutteF, -. and Bertha III. Quite
ridge. 20. both OF 1919 Clement ST
John Ahesrn, SO. 81 steuart St, ard Mary
RiOrdsn. 81. 935A Fourteenth st.
Thomas Il Prowse, 30. Knights Ferry, and
Estella H Milco. 2s. 2eo51s Harrison St
William ~ Allen, p. Sacramento, and Ma
ron E Hosking. q. MarysvilIe.
Daniel E. Leahy. q, f603A Dolores ST., and
Agnes Y. Hanloa, Is. 124 Duboce ave
Joseph F. Platner. 81. S6S0A Twentieth ST.,
and Eleanor a. Damon, 20, 1924 Valencia St. !.
Sarah Bgrkett. "A, Apollo. Pa.
Virgil II. Moore, %, SIS St. and Nettie A.
Petersen. is. 44s4 Twenty-third st.
John c. Carnody, 2s. 10 Dearborn place, and
Minnie McMeeken. -, Crocker Tract.
Clyde 7. Eldredge, 80. 1877 Erie ST., and Flor
Edwin NJ X. Rose. q. Honolulu, and Grace
A. Hudson, ., ilo3rEllis ST.
OAKLAND. Aug. 3.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Harry f. Tharsin. %, and Ethel ". Chaplin,
q. both Of Oakland.
William A Faria, %, and Marie A. Byrone.
IL, both Of Pinole.
Frank Layfeld. IS. and Elsie Rodman, q.
George James 90 and clarissa staiger, 24,
both OF San Francisco.
Percy A. Whitney. %. Santa Cruz. and Tubg
B Walker, 2i, Healdsburg.
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COAST IINE

~lThir,I aud Townsend Streets
t5-30a Shuttle I'D Street, Visisacion.
South San Francisco, Valencis s..
o.4Oa Siut5le-Fslencis St. Ocean View.
Cemeteries, South San Francisco, 23d
Street, 81 and Townsend -
s.Zoa South San Francisco, Pal0 Alto. Nay-
fleid. San jose se...........-.-....
So-oOa8lonterey Excursion. san jose, Del
Monte. Monter ey, Pacific Grove ....
7.2Oa South San Frz1-isco. San Jose. Gil
10Y. HOLSTER. Paiaro. Watscnville.
Santa Cruz. Boulder Greek (flaven-
port. Del Eonte. Monterey. Pacific
Grove
e.00a The Coaster-San Jose, Cas;roville.
Salinas. Soiedzd- Pss0 Robles Hot
Springs. Santa Mzrgzrita. San Luis
0bipo. Pizoo. Cceano. Guadalupe.
Sur. LOmpoc. Santa Barbara,
Ventura. Oxnsrd. Los Angeles.
9-ooa Del Aonts. Monterey. PaeIfe Grove.
6-2oz South San Francisco, Palo Alto, San
JOSS, Way Stations.
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North German Floyd.
Fast Exuress Service

PLYMOUTH HlCHERBoURG-B -BRENES-1oam-
Kaiser wn. IL,Aug. IS Cecilie -..---..-Sept-
Kaiser d. Gr.. Aug % kro1priz VIM Sept s
Twin Screw Passenger Service
PLYMOUTH-CHERBOUR -BRE9fEN-1Oa n.
BueIow ....Aug Is Bremen .-.-....Aug- -
Gr- Kurfuerst..AGg. 20 P. Fried. Wn. Sept s
Mediterranean Service
AR-NAPLES-GESOA. AT IL A. m
X. Luise .....Aug. Tsp. Irene Sept. 5
b. Albert Aug % X. Luise .....-Sept %
North German Lloyd Travellers Checks
OELRICHS & CO., Broadway, New York
ROBERT CAPELLE. G. A. P c., ESQ Powell
st. opp. St. Francis Hotel San Francisco
Telephone Temporary 4794
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United States Branch Hydrographic Office Mer-
chants Exchange San Francisco Angrsf
3 1908
The time ball on the tower OF the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon Paciac
Standard Tine (120th Meridianl, or at sh OOIu-
Cos, Greenwich Mean Time.
J. C BURNETT.
Lieutenant. L. s. y. in charge
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
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United States Coast and GeOdetic Survey-Tiue
and Heights Of Tides at Fort Point. For city
front mission street wharf add % minutes.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 4
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SHAWN fhis city. August s. 1908, Mar,
]. Shaw, widow OF the late William r. Shaw
James T. Shaw OF Honolulu and Mrs II. d.
Develey and Mrs Mabel OkelI OF this city
native OF Philadelphia, Pa, aged So years
months and IS days.
ar.d Int rr,,,r,t r,-fr- n,
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stnr Coos Bay. Nieolson, san Pedro; Pacific
cosst steamship company.
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OWNER Of BIC
MAGAZINE SHOT
ARMY OFFICER FIRES SEVEN
BULLETS AT MAN WHO DIS,
RUPTED HIS HOME.
DIED IN THE HOSPITAL
Few Hours After ARRAY --- Several
Women, Among Them Victims
Wife, Witness the Horrible
Tragedy.

Bayside, Long Island, n. Y, Aug. IA.
Capt. Peter Conoyer Hams, Jr., u.
s. A, son OF Brigadier General Peter
Conover Hams, L. S. A.. retired fired
seven bullets from revolver into
William T., Annis, Of New York, own.
er and publisher of the Mcintosh
monthly and other magazines, late to
day on the landing Of the Baysile
Yacht Club. Flushing, and Annis,
whom Hains' brother had accused Of
having been improperly attentive to
the Captains wife, died in the Flush.
ing hospital few hours after the
shooting. A crowd of gayly dressed
woman and yachtsmen, among whom
were Mrs. Annis, Witnessed the trag.
edy.
Hams, accompanied by his brother,
Thorton jenkins Hams, well known
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WOMAN KILLS HUSBAND
In Order to Preserve her Honor-De
clares he Wanted her to Be-
come immoral.

New York, Aug 1G.-Mrs. Rose
Graziano, aged 10, walked into the pO
lice station In Brooklyn today, pre-
sented loaded revolver to the de.
tective at the court and announced
that she had shot and killed her hus.
band, Dominick Graziano, barber
Il killed him because he wanted me
to become an immoral woman" Mrs.
Grazinno said to the detective. do
you think did wrong? she then be
gan to weep
She said that her husband had re
fused to work and had spent 5000 of
her money and then requested her to
get more. After many quarrels she
shot him to death as he lay asleep in
their home. Mrs. Graziano was ar
rested OH a chargeof murder.
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States.

known as an author and amateur
yachtsman, walked TO the landing
stage of the club as Annis and a club
member named Harway were disem
barking from boat and at once open.
ell fire upon the man whom he holds
responsible for disrupting his home
Annis attempted to get behind Har
way, but Hains reached under Har-
ways arm and empticd his revolver
upon his enemy
Immediately there was commotion
on the club house veranda. Mrs. An
mis- tainted, and a dozen yachtsmen n
rushed to theassistance of Anns. Be
fore they could get to the side of the
wounded man, however T. j. Hams,
the captains brother whipped out a
revolver and threatened 10 shoot the
first man who interfered
This is an affair between these
two" ne said calmly Annis. with two
bullets in his abdomen. one in his
arm and two In the legs. was hurried
to the hospital
Captain Hains and his brother,
neither of whom appeared in any
way disturbed. awaited the arrival of
the police ON the club float and there
themselves.
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VAN CLEVE GETS
BACK At BRYAN
DOES NEeRAskAN PERSONALLY
FAVOR LEGAliZATiON OF
BOYcOTT?" he ASkS-POiNTs
WAY TO BUSINESS MEN,

st Louis, Aug-James W. Van
CleaHc. president of the National AS
sociation of Manufacturers, today Is
sue,. an answer to the recent reply O.
William j. Bran to an article by Mr.
Van Clcaye "A few weeks ago. which
pointed ort reasons which. according
to Mr.. Van Cleave, the business men
should vote again Mr. Bryan.
Van Cleave saws the injunc ioa.
tariff and banking planks of tie d n.
yer platform agsal the interests of
every man in the country who Is EN-.
gagged in trade.
The falsit" Cf the insInuati0n in III.
Denver platform that labor unions are
outlawed, Mr. Van C'eave says. lis
shown by the fact that their members
continue in regular employments IN
every town in the United States.
Does Mr., Bryan personally favor
legalization of boycott?" Van c cave
asks and he adds that the country is
interested in getting a plain. direct,
answer from Mr. Bryan on this point,
and in getting it just as quickly as he
can give it.l
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CAPT. BALDWIN
GETS CONTRACT
MAKES FLIGHT IN MILITARY
DiRiGlBLE THAT BREAKS
ALL RECORDS.
SIGNAL CORPS ElATED
Big Arshlp Wthstands All Tests and
Now BELONGS to the Army
Can Make Twenty Miles
An Hour.

Washington, d. C., Aux, 1G.--Like a
demon from the skies. its motor
splitting fire and its long gray gas
baG outlined against the dark sky Of
the dusk, the Baldwin airship landed
at Fl. Meyer after making a fig t
which broke all records for aerial
navigation In this country.
For two hours and FIVE minutes the
big military drigible butt for the
United States army, flew back and
forth over a course nearly five miles
in length in an official endurance
trial
The airship is nov the property of
the signal corps of the army, a few
fofmalities only remaining to be gone
through with before Capt. Baldwin
turns his aerial craft over to General
Allen.
Members of the board of signal Off
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cers who have conducted the tests
were elated over tOday's showing
The airship has successfully with.
stood every test required of 1t by TIE
terms of the contract between the
government and Captain Baldwin
1t is believed that the board of sig
nal officers which will meet MondaY
will figure the average speed attained
by Baldwin on his speed trial yester
day at 20 miles. thus emitting the
aeronaut to the full contract price.
sG,750.
In todays test the average speed.
waa = miles an hour.
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MOB SPIRIT PREVALENT IN
THE OUTLAYINC DISTRICTS
Troops Encamped on Capitol Grounds Kept Busy
by Frequent Calls From Various Parts
of the City--Grand Jury to Start
Thorough Probe

posed Of Major James Miles. Captai
Jacob Judson and Lieutenant f. A,
Guilford, all of the First Illinois. After
sitting all day, they reported to Ad
jutant General Scott that Klelns at
was performed in strict line of duty.
Klein had been placed as one OF
guara in the baggage car on the first
section Of the Illinois Central traia
which brought the First infantry to
Springfield yesterday. The train was
a special one. and the baggage ca
contained property owned by the
state. Klein who was guarding the
front door was instructed by Lieut. n
ant Guilford. to allow no one not OFF,
ciallr providenced to enter the car
AT kankakee four young mem a
cording 10 reports, climbed to the
front platform, and attempted to enter
the car Klein barred the way. using
the only weapon available, a bayonet
AS the train started the four yout'
left the platform Klein was not
aware that Nelson or any one had
been injured. States Attorney Cooper
OF Kankakee. will probably institute
action against Klein In the criminal
court at Kankakee. The attorney
general of the state is compelled by
law to defend national guardsmen in
such cases.
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cLAMoR FOR PAY.

Steubenville, Ohio, Aug. lG.-Angry
Italian sewer pipe workmen tonight
threatened to destroy the office Of
Contractor Sam Copito. who, it Is
charged, had not paid them their
wages. Copito. it is alleged. has left
the city.
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TRtSTATE TENNIS.

Sioux City, Iowa, Aug &c. s.
Peters and Pau Gardner won the
championship in doubles in the tri-
state tennis tournament here today
defeating Walter Haye, of Chicago
and w. f. Blatherwick, of Rock Rap.
ids, Iowa, G-2, Sc and 10.
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WIDOW UNDER GUARD.

Chicago, Aug. 16.-Anthony Thomp,
son. saloon keeper was found dead
behind his bar last night with a bul-
let wound in his head. His revolver
Wa found near the body. His widow
told the police that after the shot
was fired she saw two men run from
the front door. Her brother, Daniel
Furman, was arrested Mrs Thomp
sos was placed under guard al her
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ALBANIAN KILLED.

Jefferson City. Mo-. Aug. 16.-The
body of Fred Smith. of Citronelie,
Ala, was found beside the Missouri
Pacific track at Cole Junction. four
miles west Of this city yesterday.
Wounds on the head Indicate that
Smith was killed by falling from a
train The body will be sent to hrs
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\ council of war was held at the
capitol this afternoon by Governor
Deuecm, Aiit.-General Scott, General
f. p. Wells, and Colonel II. b. San
bo'n At the meeting plan was
adopted which, it is believed, will
render further demonstrations i'm,
probable. Colonel Sanborn was given
command of the provisional brigade
consisting of the First and Second
infantry regiments, with Instructions
to preserve peace in the territory
west of Seventh street.
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/ infantry regiments, with instructions
/ to preserve peace in the territory
west of Seventh street
Caoitol Grounds a Camp.
Two regiments established head
quarters on the capitol grounds, the.
shelter tents bordering the state
house on three sides. General +. p.
Wells was placed in command of the
Second provisional brigade consisting
of companies of the Fourth infantry,
three companies of the Third in
fantry and twelve companies of the
Fifth infantry.
General Wells, with headquarters a
the county Jail, Immediately posted
guards to cover the territory east OF
Seventh street Troops II and G Of
the First cavalry were detailed under
Major Frank Bush at division head
quarters under Major General Young
The Second infantry reached this
city at $3.50 p. m. under command Of
Colonel John Garrity. The manner In
which the line of skirmishers was
thrown out as the guardsmen de-
barked from the train gained the ap.
plarse from the crowd which hal
gathered at the railroad station As IL
was nearly midnight when the Sew
entE infantry and the First cavalry
troops arrived no brigade assignment
was given them. They probably will
be detailed as reinforcements to the
two brigades already formed.
Want Refunees to Return.
Governor Deneen said that he
wished so to protect the city that the
negroes who have fed viii return.
I'VE can protect them here and we
can't when they scatter about the eoun
try" said the governor. @if they will
come back. we will give them food
and shelter in government tents"
At a conference in the governors
Office. steps were taken to notify the
negro residents of suburban districts
to cCme into the state arsenal for the
night Scattered settlements extend
ing around the outskirts of the cityl
present too great a field for even the
bis body Of troops here now.
II was the idea of the military an |
thorities that the most effective work
could be done with the danger spots 1
restricted as much as possible
csnger in Outlying Districts.
At all principal stations word was
received that attacks were being or
zanjZed by lawless elements who with
! complete day OF rest. were expected
% make tonight the time a supreme
est between mob and troops
Several complaints szere received !,
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SOLDIER ExoNERATED.
b. Board of Inquiry For the Killing
OF kankskee Youth.

OF kankskee Youth.
Springfield. Aug. 16.-A court Of in
ouiry was summoned today to investi
gate the Kankakee affair. Its finding
was that the soldier who stabbed Earl
Nelson did so in self defense and
without violating any military law.
The report of the court was given to
Colonel Sanborn of the First regiment
and then transmitted to General F. C.
Young. Tonight, General Young is on
tho sick list and aides declined to dis
turb him.
The court Of inquiry which eonsid-
cred Private Klein's case vas CON
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a Fresh ENaUEle.

We need go back no fErther than
the story Of Joseph to show what 1
boomerang Is this game OF putting the
other follow into hole--N Y Even
ing Pos.
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Springfield, Aug 1.-Two deaths
received from injuries received IL
previous mob fights, bringing the to
tai to five; the attempted cutting OF
fire alarm wires; the exhonoraton Of
Private j. b. Klein, company a
First Illinois Infantry. by court Of in
qulry for killing of Earl Nelson at
kankakee yesterday, and pursuits Of
the mobs by guardsmeu were the
chief features of todays develop
ments in the race war at Springfield.
Alarm more numerous this evening
than on former nights, but in no sin
BE case. however, up TO a late hour,
VISA there any circumstances which
compelled the use of force
With the arrival here today of the
Second and Seventh infantry regi
ments Of the Illinois National Guard,
and two squadrons of the first caval-
ry all from Chicago, the entire Ma
tiohal Guard OF Illinois, with the ex.
ception Of the Sixth infantry and
the Eighth infantry (colored) and
part of the Fourth infantry was on
duty in the riot ridden districts to
night. Four thousand two hundred
guardsmen are In the city.
William Donnigan, the aged negro
whose throat was cut last night ex.
pired at II a. m. Frank Delmore. who
was shot through the lungs Friday
night passed away an hour later.
The attempt To cut the telephone
and fire alarm wires leading into the
city hall was not successful A po-
liceman saw three men on top of an
outbuilding trying to reach the
alarm to the headquarters of Cen
Wells. commander of the provisional
brigade and the latter dispatched
wagon load of soldiers To the scene
They arrived before the trio had done
any damage. The woud-be wire cut |
ters escaped leaving their nippers be- |
hind.
Troops Chase Mob Crowd.
A genuine scare was caused at |
headquarters in the arsenal tonight, |
after a squad had been sent TO dis. |
perse the crowd at Spring and Allen !
streets, the scene of last nights lynch |
ing. Five minutes later report (
reached Lieutenant Colonel Eddy that |
shots had been fired lin the threat. |
ened district. He Immediately sent q |
full platoon to the place to reinforce
the squad when the additional sol |
diers appeared the crowd broke aud |
ran. The soldiers pursued them for
several blocks and the district was in
an uproar for a few minutes.
The arsenal was crowded tonight
with negro refugees from Springfield
and surrounding towns. About 2.Oo9
men, women and children sought shel.
ter Of the building aud slept on the
floor or IN chairs. Most of these peo.
pie were old and infirm, but they en-
dured the hardships of their quarters
rather than face the prospect of pass
ing the night in their homes, beset
with momentary fears of attack.
A special grand jury is to investl-
gate the rioting here. according to
the announcement made tonight by
States Attorney Frank Hatch of San
CANON county. The scope of the in
quiry will be wide and an effort will
be made to fasten the responsibility
Of the disturbance upon certain indi-
viuals under suspicion The coron-
er's inquest over the bodies of Del :
more and Donnigan has been set for
Tuesday. but IT is probable that it will :
be- postponed from that date 10 give d
the police more time TO collect evi-
denco.