Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 181, 27 July 1906 — Page 3

11 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. V M 1 w"mm mm m m wm m mm w Ml cwicurs v ,V 9 i f?" i ;i NEGRO EXECUTED Dally Night and Matlns, Corrfcnclng . MONDAY NICHTf JULY 30 r m fe .'-V - .'v 1 The CUTTERTOCK CO. Sheriff and deputies Hang The Aristocrats of RrVrtolw. ""re sen tin the latest Metropolitan successes, together with Sir VAj )EVILLE ACTS. William Lee on Scne of His Heinous Crime. - , Onen nv Rill AMJICrt?6 6 ArniClfl? PRICEsVlO, 20 and 30c. Ladles Free Monday Evening Only, Accompanied by a 30 Cent Paid Admission. Seats on Sate at Westcott Pharmacy. 44 We Are (M 4. WERE FEW WITNESSES 4.444SaS!4!l" 42 i 4 S l 4 Hf 4 i 4 $

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No Use Denying. H undreds of buyers daily to convict us of the charge. Thousands have carried away the evidence that we are selling Dry Goods at cost, lots of them at less than cost. " - ! .. -I READ THE PENALTY FOR OVERBUYING.

BEST PRINTS .......,.... 4c BLEACHED MUSLIN 5e HOPE MUSLIN 7o LONSDALE CAMBRIC sdmi..10o 10o DRESS GINGHAMS 5o

10q SATIN STRIPED WHITE GOODS ..7m. .... ..'... 5a 25o FINE DOTTED WHITE SWISSES ....... ....15o 250 FINE SHEER MERCERIZED WHITE GOODS '...:..... 15e ny2c LINENS 5o

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LADIES' 15c RIB TOPS ........ ..10c fl5o VESTS, LACE NECKS ,10c CURTAIN SWISSES, 40-INCH... 9c APRON GINGHAMS 4o FINE WIDE PLAID CRASH 5c 18-INCH ALL LINEN CRASH.... 7c $3.00 SILK WAISTS, WHITE... $1.50 $4.00 SILK WAISTS, WHITE. ..$2.50 $4.50 SILK WAISTS, WHITE ..$2.75

We could go on finding bargains like this all day throughout the store. Those who come find them all as written. . Tine liaislliimever 5th and Main f(0)r Richmond

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ISONER WAS PLACED ABOARD ASTEAMER AND TAKEN ASHORE IN SOMERSET COUNTY AND STRUNG UP. Publishers' Pressl Crisfield, Md., July 2S. William Lee, the colored youth who was sentenced to death in Baltimore three weeks ago for assaulting two women in Som erset county, who had been threatened with lynching, was hanged by Sheriff Brown on Smith's Island in the presence of his deputies and a few witnesses. The hanging was orderly. The mob that had threatened to burn Lee at the stake was completely outwitted by the sheriff. Lee's crime created unprecedented excitement throughout the eastern counties of Maryland, and for weeks the popular fury was such that Gover nor Warfleld deemed it prudent to have him confined in the Baltimore city jail as a protection from mob violence. As a further precaution, though it was necessary to carry out the sentence of the law in Somerset county, the scene of the crime, .the exact place of execution was kept secret except to those who were to accompany the sheriff, the culprit and witness. To carry out this purpose, Sheriff Brown appeared, in Baltimore, placed his prisoner aboard a steamer of the Maryland oyster navy and immediately sailed down the bay. He took with him a gallows, which had been bor rowed from Baltimore county and also a coffin and was prepared to hang Lee on the deck of the vessel, after reachi ng the waters of Somerset county, should there be any signs of a mob on shore. When the steamer appeared off Smith's Island, the prisoner was speed ily taken ashore, and the scaffold quickly erected by a carpenter, who had been brought from Baltimore for that purpose. The culprit, accompa nied by his spiritual adviser, was led up the scaffold, the noose was adjusted and the execution was quickly over. Lee confessed his crime. Held Crowd at Bay. Hartford, Conn., July 26. His house surrounded by several thousand men, including a large squad of policemen, none of whom appeared to try to cap ture him by force, John W. Dwyer, who shot and perhaps fatally wound ed Policeman Edward W. Beech'er, who had attempted to serve a commitment paper on him, surrendered, on the advice of his lawyer, after he had held the big crowd at bay for many hours. Dwyer and his lawyer came out of tba house, and entering an automobile, were driven to police headquarters, where Dwyer was locked up pending the outcome of Policeman Beecher's wounds. Constabla Charged With Murder.' Ironton, O., July 2 6. Constable Harry D. Smith, of Ashland, Ky., was ar rested in that city on a charge of mur der. He was brought to Ironton and committed to jail. Smith is charged with the murder of Carl Maneschien ast Saturday night. There are sever al witnesses who sayj they saw him empty Tils gun into , the crowd on the bank from the Bteamer Bonanza. Empty shells' picked up on the boat are exactly similar to those used by Smith in his revolver. Chief Kink is still In Cincinnati looking for Boat Policeman Richard Jones. Will Pay and Withdraw. San Francisco, July 26. The Prus sian National Insurance company of Stettin, Germany, has decided to with draw from California, at least for the present. Notice to agents has been sent put from the Company's head of fice in the United States that the sus pension is to be effective until such time as the company , Incorporate a suitable earthquake clause in all poli cies. At the office of the Prussian National in Oakland, it was stated that ' the company will not withdraw until all its losses have been adjusted. Moral Force Waning in Japan. Victoria, B. C, July 26. Miss Mary Crawford Frazer, who arrived here by the steamer Shinano, says the educa tional problem is becoming a serious one in Tokio. The insurbordination of the students, and waning of moral force is becoming a grave question. The students are given considerable trouble to the police by-banding them selves in cliques and becoming unruly. The settlement of Korean affairs Is also becoming a problem which is oc casioning considerable worry lb the Japanese government. Notice. We, the undersigned merchants of the eastern part of tMfe city: agree to close our places of jjireiness on Mon day. Wednesday anp Thursday even ings at sit o'clock standard time also all day Sunays. This agree ment totake effet August 1st P. AliUN & ON. l HOWELLS. H. SMITrf. OWELL M. D. LUMPKIN. HAWEKOTTE & GARDNER. J. T. CONNER & CO. J. T. BROOKS. J. G. MILLER. WILLIAM SIEWEKE. W. H. PCfRTEJ & CO. PEYTOJC MHKLL

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Stock Company at the Gennett. Marked popularity has " characterized the appearance of the Cutter Stock Company in every city in which it has shown and this will doubtless be the case when the company presents its large repertoire of plays at the Gennett next week, beginning Mopday night and continuing all week, with dairy matinees. At many places it has been necessary to refuse admission to many, so large were the crowds. The bill Monday night will be "A Wife's Sacrifice" and in addition to the play here will be six vaudeville acts.- The usual rules In reference to la,dies free wilt attain and sthe prices will be popular all week. The plat is at the Westcott Pharmacy. . r ' I Vaudeville at .the New Phillips. 1 Tonight the amateurs will have their Inning at the New Phillips and this means that the bill will be almost twice as lonf- as usual. There will be a number of the amateur performers and much Interest Is being manifested in their "appearance. The bill this week at the New Phillips has proven a very pleasing one and la well worth the patronage of all lovers of vaudeville. Manager , Murray has secured what promises to be an unusually gooo" bill for next week and detailed announcement ; concerning it will be made at a later date. Patrons of this house will get the best that Is, available. Vaudeville at the Gennett. Bertie Herron, minstrel miss, at the Gennett this week, has made a very favorable impression and the result Is that she has many admirers among the patrons of this house. She has all the minstrel trimmings and none of the real blackface performers of the male persuasion can put it over her in anything except In point of a heavier voice. A company y of Miss Heron's friends came from Indianapolis yes terday and witnessed her perform ance last night. Liberal patropage con tlnues to rule at ti-? Gennet and the week will be a splendid tciq ,ln this regard. The Greek Store is the popular "plac hot weather. Besides the cool ele fans and good music, you can get Ices and Fresh Ca best Ice Cream 27 .m. ,1, jf, jm. A A A A 'I't'TfTTTT 'M V 'V V V rrmrF 1 Wc still have aew t more boxes of VIOLET D A A fles with each QUIGLEY & BABYLON 415 N. 8th. Phone 145 Jt. Jl Ti ktm Jtm 11 itil Jl4 All Mr 'r 'a ' e. e. POPULAR EXCURSIONS $16.00 Round Trip. I To Atlantic City, Cipe May, Ocean m City, Thursday Augist 2nd 15 day limit via Cincinnati and the C O. R. R. $6.50 Round Trip. To Niagara Falls, T ursday August 9th 12 day limit Wabash R. R. : ia Peru and Free reclining chair car Ricnmonc to the Falls, direct hout change. $12.50 Round Trip. To Minneapolis on ae R. National Encamj :ount of G. A. lent. 'Selling dates Aug., 10, 11, 12,j 13th. Return limit Aug. 31 sL $14)0 Round Trip. To Old Point Comf oft. . Less than half rates, via Cinci ati and the C. S O. R. RMondly, July 23rd, and Saturday, Augu pensive side trips by 11th. InexBoat and Rail to Washington, New Yl rk and other points of attraction $16.00 Round Trip, To Atlantic City,-Thufsday, August 16th... 15 day limit a Cincinnati and the B. & O. S. W, R R. Stop over privileges at Phi fedelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Ef c. $5.20 Round Trip. To Bass Lake. $5.20 Round Trip., ? To Bruce Lake., To Winona Lake. Season tickets. $5.50, 10 day ticket

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DAILY at 3 and 8:1 P. M. A MISS GRAYCE MILLER, Overture. " BAL. LEONHARDT. Grotesque Juggling Comedlat C JENNINGS & RENFROW, The boys who sing their 01 D CARLAHOLMES MAZIE. High class musical nov "THE LITTLE HUSSA E BILLY, TAN N. The dancing man. F CLAYTON HUFIWRD. Illustrated G BILLY AF NOLO A GARDNER In acomedy , v Introducing The Minstrels." Gardner, the clever male Impersonator as "The Bowery Swell." H THE PHILOSCOPE. "Three Cent Leak," "Smoka and Soot," Wig Chase." GENNETT THEATRE VAUDEVILLE. IRA SWISHER. Manager. WEEK OF JULY 23rd. Daily 3, 8 and 9:20 p. m. PROF. GU3 FREDERICKS, Overture. FAY, CO LEY A FAY. Minstrels. KARL LAMBERT. The worlds greatest fei The Worlds Greatest FJiale Im-L personator. HICKEY A NELSON. Eccentric Cwniques. Yf their laughing success UTwistedmd Tangled." ERNEST RENl Illustrated Sc Ire of My Ufett "111, be Waitf the Gloaming Geneviece.' BERTIE HERROI The Minstrel Miss. Late Star of Ned Wayburn's Minstrel Misses. , CAMPBELL -AND BRADY. A Novelty Act. Consisting of Club Juling, Dancing and Novelty Jug. gling. . ' V THE GENOSCOPE. "Aerial Bllllardists", "A Father's Honor", "I've Lost my, Collar But ton." , If you are' tired. and cannot est yon tonic Try Bee! Irorvlhd Vine 50ct?cf Dottlo M. J. Q Court House 9 Miarmacy a-a Western S Soatnernlifelo$.Co. Rooms 33--34.pSTonlal Bldg. jho: on xBm Wa aarueatfJTaonclt your patron a(a HARRY ! 5 - WIR CHCIDIXICR8 and ELCCwTCAL 8UPPLIS9 Home PHone 15-43. BeU 263 W2 ARLINGTOH .First class w first, dass bax bets, under i Elf sanitary condi-j ) tkmt. , Your patronage solicited. I, MCCC MITYFDn PDOR Ti I 0 Wm . ... mm m Hvavry - m-m w wm -a-a-i SUNDAY EXGURSI ....RATES Dayt cstcrn J Dayton a; 1.00 4 Eaton and ' ' ' ' ' ' - : iicaeis ax. soove pnee wui oc soia every Sunday until farther notice t r.loorc rborn General InsuiTincy in Standard Companies.1 hrdnty t? loan. We will bond you. Real Estate. ROOM 16 I. O. O, F. BUILDING.

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