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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
A. MAXCY KILLER is
PLACED IN JAIL
BROTHER-lN-LAW OF EDWARDS,
MURDERED MAN
Put Behind Bars Without Bail After
Five Hours Hearing in the coro-
ner's office-Inquest Not Yet
Completed
By Associated Press.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 4-Allan
Maxcy Hitler, brother-in-law of Charles
A. Edwards, the New York man who
was shot to death in "A mysterious man
ner Tuesday night while at the home Of
Charles A. Hitler, another brother-in-
law, at III College street, tonight was
ordered placed in the lookup at police
headquarters by Coroner Mix. The
coroner explained that Mr.. Hitler was
simply held without bail, as the in
quest is not completed. This action
was taken at the end of five hours
hearing at the coroner's office. Mr.
Hitler was there when the order was
given to Detective Sergeant Ward to
take him to police headquarters Erliss
=. Irvine counsel for Mr.. Hitler ac-
oompanied him to police headquarters.
The latter walked to the station
house, but on reaching that place be-
gan to gesticulate wildly and to talk
irrationally. He appeared on the point
of collapse from the mental and
nervous strain undergone by him dur
ing the last thirty hours.
A. Maxcy Hitler is one of New
HaVen's best known men and is con-
nected by blood and marriage ties with
many of the aristocratic families of
Connecticut. The violent death of Mr..
Edwards, who married Mr.. Killers only
sister, also comes close to families
which are intimately connected with
the upbuilding of Yale university.
Mr.. Hitler and his brother Charles
A. Hitler. with former servant, Miss
Benzonas, We're called into the inquest
by Coroner Mix in the afternoon. For
five hours they were subjecteI to
rieid examination. The line of inquiry
was almost entirely int, the affairs OF
the Hitler family.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
PLAN FOR MANY BIG BATTLES
CoIma Club Proposes Campaign of
Unusual Activity Among the
PugIistc Brotherhood
Special to The Herald.


SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4-Coma
will be the scene of many ring bat
ties this year. Jimmy Coffroth intends
to bring all the crack eastern boxers
to this coast and some red-hot milling
should be seen in the adjoining county
before long.
Three heavyweight fights to a finish
are in contemplation. The first one is
scheduled to be fought on Independence
day, w,,ile the other two will be de-
cided on Labor day and Admission day,
September 9.
Prior to these championship contests,
the best boxers in the business will be
pitted against each other and the win
ners will meet in the finals.
The first contest will be between
Willie Lewis and Willie Fitzgerald,
who fight on January 12.
This will be followed by a heavy
weight battle between John Willie and
Mike Schreck OH January 20.
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien, Willie,
Twin Jack Sullivan, Mike Schreck.
Marvin Hart Jack johnson and
Tommy Ryan will enter the heavy
weight tournament, while Jimmy Britt,
Battling Nelson, Twin Mike Sullivan
Jimmy Gardner, Jack O'Neil, Young
Erne, frankie Neil and Jim Bowker
will all have chance.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

glasses trained upon the bunch and
after the race disqualified Preservator,
giving third place to Gondolus which
finished in fourth place.
Because of their inability to decide
upon whom the blame was to be
placed for this humping and crowding,
the Judges refrained from adding
penalties upon the riders, but warn
ings were renewed to those whom the
judges suspected that the offense was
sufficient TO call down the permanent
ban of the jockey club should the
blame be discovered to be definitely at
tached to any of them.
This disqualification is the first of
the present season at Ascot and is the
fourth in three years. Such a record
is the source of qualification to both
the management and the public and is
a testimonial in behalf of the sport at
the local track.
In speaking of the subject after
the race Judge Hamilton said that he
regretted being unable to place the
blame upon the guilty rider, but pre-
ferred to pass it up with warnin =
rather than mete out unjust penalties
to probable innocent boys.
Since the judges began their crusa de
against rough riding and notified the
jockeys that future offenses would call
down severe penalties, it has been OBJ
served that the races have been COM
paratively free of this element of un-
crtainty upon which the public usually
calculates in making selections.
BY pursuing this policy, the judges
have purified the game until it is
recognized as being as free of taint of
all nature as is possible to obtain, but
their vigilance alone is the safeguard
of the public in this regard.
Rough riding has always been a
menace to the sport and the source of
unceasing complaint, but the prompt
action of the Judges at the first evil
dences of a clique of jockeys to IN
terfere with horses which seemed to
have a chance of winning for the pub
lie has contributed largely to form
full racing and giving public con-
fidence in the game which was pre-
Viously of an uncertain character.
Blissful won the fifth race in a ter
rife drive through the stretch with
Hoodwink, which had twenty pounds
off of her last race and finished stoutly
/ but not strong enough to overcome the
big gap opened up by the BonSack
mare in the early stages.
Brigand landed in the show position,
three lengths behind the leaders, beat
ing Bavarian by four lengths.
John Bondy won the last race with
Minna Baker, a speedy filly of some
class, which finished u length in front
of Pinta and Tendi at the wire.
Minna showed a burst of speed in
| previous starts which gave her an edge
on this bunch, and with Miller in the
saddle she seemed to be in a soft spot,
/ and so proved,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS
By Associated Press.

By Associatcd Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-Fair
Grounds results:
First race. five furongs-Usury
won, Lord Kent second, Katherine
third. Time 1907 AS.
Second race, six furlongs-Paul Cliff
ford won, Smart Gentry second, Ingol-
thrift third. Time 1:1SR.
Third race, six and half furlongs-
Hyacinth won, Bravery second, Lena
third. Time 1926 "a.
Fourth race, mile, handicap-Gold
Enamel won, Collector Jessup second,
ST. Valentine third. Time 1:46.
Fifth race five and a half furlongs-
Excitement won, Marvel p. second,
Delmore third. Time Ill.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth
Charlie Thompson won, Nones second,
Harmaks third. Time 1852 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
RESULTS AT CITY PARK
Nv A Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-City, Park
results:
First race, five and half furlongs-
Champ Clark won, Gold Zone second,
Adonis third. Time 1:12 As.
Second race, six and n half furlongs
r. U. Arm won, Marimbo second
Gold Coin third. Time 1926 2-5.
Third race, three furlongs-Bonart
won, Little George second, Chamblet
third. Time :3S IA.
Fourth race, six and a half furlongs
Gus IIeidorn won, Commune second
Lucy Young third. Time 1:25 1-5.
Fifth race. five and a half nIrlongs
st. Tammany won, Room Mate sec
ond, Hopewell third, Time 1:1O As.
Sixth race. mile and an eighth-key-
note won, Juba second, Nameold third
Time 1853 4-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
course management, In addition

course management. In addition to
the regular weekly stake events, the
mid-week $1,000 handicaps, the almost
daily $500 free handcaps and the
twice-a- week handicap steeplechase
races, the Ascot management offers no
purse of less value than $400 and is
always seeking special events that will
be of interest to the patrons. such as
the match race between Bearcatcher,
Cruzados and Handzarra, and it Is
probable that another match race will
be given soon, WHICH will be the me-
dium of adjustment of the handicap
championship of the coast. Proper
Bearcatcher, Eugenia Burch and half
a dozen other runners of highclass are
desired to make the race decisive, and
It is possible that arrangements may
be completed within the next few
weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

stock and Elliott made things lively
for the captain-elec Higgins is a
cousin of Pat Higgins, the Southern
California swimming champion, and
was formerly u member of the St.
Vincent college track team.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
HIGGINS ELECTED CAPTAIN

Tom Higgins of the U. S. c. law
school was yesterday elected captain or
the university track team for the COM
ing season after an exciting hour of
balloting, in which Hull, Clitten, Cum
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
Cnr.I of I,hmnI,s

We. the undersigned, wish to thank
our many friends for their kindness
during the Illness and death of our be-
loved mother, Mrs, Emma Peterson, ard
For the beautiful floral tributes.
Carl T.. Peterson, Harry w. Peterson,
Bertha Peterson, Clara Peterson.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

Tme-:2ns Sa 1:O21a. At post minutes. 4:1o Value
to Winner, ch f. Fatherless Aure Owner j.
Bondy start good, Won easily second driving Minna
place, show. Pnta, 3 to
Tcnd show Baker displayed speed and easily
Tendis challenge final 100 fast
getting up in last weakened few strides
aAnrren all
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
Picture Framing

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
Safe Robbers Make Haul
BY Associet ted Press

| SIOALES, Ind, Jan. 4.-The safe in
Albough's general store was blown
| open with dynamite early today. Two
thousand dollars in cash and $1,000 in
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

Tinis:2l :aI At post minutes OF 2t4 Value to winner
E2j Winner. Roval Flush IlI-Cana H. Stover.
Start Start good Won Won easily; second same Ray Egan gan to- to
Faust show Egan showed most speed always holding
field safe. Alecc finished
sharp 100 yards drive
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
Entry May Win

The feature of today's Offering will he
steeplechase race over the short
course and a purse race for 3-year~olds 5
which have not won a race worth more
than $500, except selling races, at this
meeting
The steepleChaSe is so uncertain and
the opportunities for accidents are so
ample that selections of winners i'm
such an event is at best a mere hazard
of opinion.
Barney Schrieber should win with his
entry, Adams and Mindora. Both these
have been over the hurdles before ana
have shown some ability, although each
has fallen since opening day.
Cazador is the surest fencer in the
bunch and should be no worse than
| second today.
Allegiance should be third as Decimo
and Milas arc weighted out of the run
ming Tizen is not much. and only one
of the Schrieber entry should be in the
money.
Guess first; Schrieber entry Cazador
Allegiance.
The second race Is a maiden effort of
fourteen 3-year-ulds To earn brackets
at five furlonGs, and is the first race of
this nature at Ascot for the season.
Pepper Pod is the best of an ordinary
bunch of platers and should run away
from the field today and get the desired
distinction.
Heartful is easily second best and
will be the contender with good racing
luck and should land in the place al
least.
Astraea, if she gets away from the
post, should be right there all the way
and third place is about the worst that
should happen to her.
The field is unusually ordinary and
any OF them have license to win, but
the result should be Pepper Pod, Heart
| full, Astraea.
Henchman Is Due
The third race is made to order for
| Henchman and the Bondy colt should
win easily. lie has shown good form in
previous outs, which is more than any
thing else has done thus far, ano
brackets are about due for him.
Col. Bronston is bad post actor but
with a small field to line up at the bar
| rier Commences" Dwyer will probably
get them away nicely. II so. Col. Bron-
ston will be the contender
Theo Case has been entered i'm seV,
! eral stake events and may win on his
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

Tme.o:?i, iS 1oot At post minutes OF 245. Value to
nell Start good Won easily; second same Wilfred
out show Wfred showed keen speed and was in ou
made ground fast final eighth. hermitage finished fast
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

Value to winner $iOO winner oh HoroscopeeWhe Rose
QwseT C. E Durneli start good Won ga silly SECOND same
even show Hippocrates to show Incantation forced
terward beng trouble Varieties finished resoutely Hip
with rush Alencon
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

Rso FIFTH RACE-One and eighth miles. Four-year-
So% ods and upward Selling.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
Index. Horse. W.T.. st. II y Str Fin. JOE

S5I FOURTH RACE-seven furongs. Handicap. Three
OSA year-olds and
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

Time25 80 1;Is Ia 155 post minutes. of s:42.
l. A Bonsacb @ Start good good Won driving second easily
show Brigand to show Bssful had to be driven out to
ter weakened only last few strides Brgand finished fast
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
xDlsnuaIIned for fonl.

xDisquallned for foul -
ya9" to wilmer s5 Winner M b fo san nesperia owner
B Schelqer start good Won easily; second same iter
san TO 10 place, TO 20 show Needu 2b to place to
show Gondoqs to show Itersan flying, showed most
speedaways best Needful with end FreseNH-
tor swerved badly final rail nterfer
placed third.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

RSO THIRD RACE-Five furlongs. Three year-olds
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
HERALD CHART OF ASCOT AND OAKLAND RACES
ASCOT

. ASCOT, Jan. H. 906-Presdlng Judge A. w. Hamilton
starter Richard Dwyer Weather clear Track fast
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

Wiley rode two winners yesterday.
plotting Hersain and Incarnation first
under the wire. Moore, Miller, Borel
and Prior rode the other winners.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
Index Horse W.T.. St. u q Str. Fin Jockey. op e.

S53 Selling -"''0"S' f'''ieS
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

first twoyear-od of 1906 Ascot. This
the second the card New
by May Holander at 100 to Baby
Oakland and New orleans this but
the position of the the
Ascot Harry Stov other claims
tinction the honor winning baby
of
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

Tme-1:251a Start good Won galoping.
ella Gateway Brlar ran as if
Place show betting-Dr Gardner, to and Gate
way, Sir Brllar show, 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

Jockey w. Schade, who rode for the
Schrieber stable at Ascot until last
week, rode DR.. Gardner, the only VIM
ming favorite at Oakland yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

S4o SECOND RAcE-Three furongs. Two-year-olds
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

Index Horse W.T. ST. v x Str Fin Jockey op
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

SdS FIRST RACE-one mile Fouryear-olds and up
wv Selling. 0' ~ 49,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

Time-sS start good Won easily; second driving third
Viola b. is promising miss Is speedy and game
pimkin ran good race Peerless Lass made up ErounS
grace O. In tangle. Reba couldn't get through
Place and show bettngVioa b., to and to o. Plnkn
Woolen.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

27S SECOND RACE--One nd a sixteenth miles. Selling
~'O For four-year-olds and upward Purse $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

Time-142h Start good; Won all driving 1t bad lot
Peeress best ridden boy saved
turns Sun Rose showed Improvement Birdie r. kept her
wings fappng. Crgl do Eleven Bells
dtsappontngy Place and show bettnsMon Peeress 10
to and to Sun Rose, to to /. p show
/.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

TimeI4o%; Start good. Won easily; balance driving The
chanan prefers Prcnta ready
ting-The Lieutenant to and g. Christine A.
and to TO- Buchanan show Scatched-Lone
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

OQn FOURTH RACE-One mile Selling three-year-
@SU olds and upward. Purse 500
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

ZcA Purse $500. ~ ~
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

rmeA-1;1lN al Start poor Won all driving Ebel Tha cher
winner was too fast for him Rey Carlo improved
Place and show betting-Ebel tcher 20 to
Del Nundo to and out. Rey Carlo show
Queen Alamo, Warwheel.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

270 THIRD RAcE,ono mile. Selling For four-yoar.ods
- - and upward. Purse Si00
Index. Horse W.T. 81. Fin Jockey. On. Cl.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

Tme-h. Start bad clevery; balance driving. This
race the limit Start settled chances the
Held Esherin had the most luck. Ed Sheridan made
ground Waterquro quit. show betting-Eshern,
2 to and to s. Ed Sheridan Watercure,
show, to g.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

$50 SIXTH RACE-seven furongs and
%c% upward Purse $780,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

Index. Horse VT ST. 4 x str. Fin Jockey. or
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

Barney Schrieber finally won with
Hersain, taking the first race with the
daughter of old Sain, Schreber's prize
stallion which has sired some of the
best racers of recent years.
Hersain went TO the front after start
and was never headed I'm the journey
OF one mile to the wire, beating out
Needful and JreserYator in easy
fashion.
In the final sixteenth the bunch be-
hind Hersain engaged in a humping
match, in which Kingstelle, which was
the contender to this point, received
thrown over the fence Jockey Nc
Daniels being forced to pun up the
Ross mare from second TO ninth po-
siticn.
Judges Hamilton and Cole had their
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

Montana Peeress, which has been a
perpetual good thing among the Los
Angeles pikers' colony for an indefinite
length of time, finally won a race at
Oakland yesterday at the good price
of so to /.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
OAKLAND

OAKLAND Jan t. 1oO6-Forty- seventh day. PRESIDING
fas
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New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, October 80, 'O6
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s61 steerage and mdse Arrived at the Bar
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October 20 @ and B9ulogns to the Holand1Amesiea
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Steamer Maracabo Perry, Maracaibo october 20 Cura
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New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Sir, ana Mrs Henry Clifton Jaime, of No l.s
2hcocA street Brooklyn. celebrated the tven+,,o
go 1r-lFeTsaFy Of their wedding last night. Mr.
eHo MIS- Jaime received the conera+,,Is+,o- :.
er numerous guests in the drawing room ~ 80
-, - ~Ilch was attractivey decorated yr,+b
80 .1aemuns s and palms. Mrs Jaime was as-
s.slea 0y -FOUR OF her most intimate fio,ss as
Eugene Y. Brewster Mrs Geo. ea,1 otIenoS Mrs
sSsoo@I[ carson Fasa and Mrs William n Tld 1ll :
evening. ie FEATURES Of the
@>I-oAB those present were Mr.. and ,1rs a..
= Young. Mr; and Mrs George Pse1.s - :, Alfred
and MTS clarelcIse 6 FIefer Mrs s " Hurley, lev sIo Mr
les q E 4[s Iar89 R06eTf . Md Sr ana nuFRf5 M45
S9n 3rs Emma Denson Miss DerisoS orS' y a Day
Pe-6iZa1 II w. II ar; and Mrs William IL WaTinsy l1iy
ed case i5o"aEa re PaiipsT iaT ~ ana Ms Ha II Mrs Mrs
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scfi, ihIl Frank 3. Eurd Mr. and Mrs &C eo MI :
Fred q vose s ah r Mrs 51d 5 Stone 4r and %Ts
ana MI ana Mrs. Charles J Bogert v brewster
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
HOSPITAL DEDICATED.
City,s Christianity Proved by Such
Buildings, Says DR.. Richards.

If were asked TO state any one thing among
The Christian nations which could be taken as a
satisfactory proof of their Christianity. my
answer would be. or at least. include, great in
etitutions like this ii which the spirit OF Christ
still ministers TO suffering man." said the Rev.
Or. W. r. Richards. OF the Brick Church. at the
short religious service with which the splendid
building of the Manhattan Eye, Ear and
Throat Hospital in 64th street. between Second
and Third avenues. was dedicated yesterday
And there is nothing 1 would rather call to the
attention OF a stranger in New York proof
that this city is q Christian city than the hos
pitals and similar institutions for which New
York is justly famed"
The services were held in the presence Of one
hundred or more friends of the institution in
the Agnew Memorial Library, so called In honor
OF DR.. Cornelius r. Agnew, who founded the
hospital in 1863 The Rev. George s. Webster.
OF the Church Of the Covenant, read from St
Luke the story Of the healing OF the blind man
at the gate Of Jericho, and the Rev. ]. Ross
Stevenson, of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, offered prayer. John Sinclair, the presi-
Gent, sketched the growth OF the hospital from,
l149 clinical and 206 indoor patients and STAFF
of nine. in 1S69-'71. 10 last year when 30 8SS
new patients were treated. 10000 visits re-
ceiVeo, i9l indoor patients treated and staff Of
10 was employed.
After the speaking refreshments were served
IN the dining room, and a general inspection of
ihe building followed, the following women as
sisting as hostesses: Mrs. John Sinclair. Mrs.
.Archer y. Pancoast, Mrs. H. & Barnes Mrs
Neil J. Hepburn, Mrs. Louise B. Frishmuth the
Misses Dorothy and Harriet Frishmuth Mrs
Frank y. Lewis, Mrs II. F. Fowler the Misses
Julia and Laura Agnew. Mrs. Frank Van Fleet,
Mrs. J. Edward Giles Mrs. Wendell c. Phillips
Mrs. and Miss Knight. Mrs. Oatman, Mrs J.
Emory Haskell, Miss BroWneu Mrs Frank TIL
IoTd, Miss TllfoTd, Mrs. John Stewart, the Misses
buuer Miss Douglas Mrs. Auchincloss. Others
present were E. r. Thomas, r. L. Beeknan
I rank Tilford, and George r. Heye, who have
been generous benefactors Of the institution The
new building cost $4,000 the land $4,000
the equipment $4,000. The expense has been
partly covered by the sale Of the old building at
Park avenue and 41st street, to the Chesebor-
ough Realty Company, for something over S400,-
coo. The old building cost about $4,000 year
70 run. and the managers are proud that their
income from ali sources was more than sufficient
10 pay the bills. but one knows yet what il
viii take to run the new hospital, which, how
ever, viii be more economical proportionately
than the other. il is believed. While the old
clinic received a daily average of four hundred
visits, the clinics in the 64th street hospital can
accommodate between two and three times as
many