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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
Results Of Second Days Racing Are
More Favorable to the Public

The second day Emeryv brought results that de-
s Goo p 5 ss5IH . sn ] sad Wd Rd at t~o otsr nn
2 % @ wsrf E well gpp0sa 1 @ on bn for uosns BAD judgment
coupled with rough riding tactics to to whie boys on
d @ od 81 sbow sny Of the sfI Which made him prime
ns the equation that he made Tor himself
@ Rss % effort % fq @ M Bsaf f %a put Jockeys e 2 Settling
that the ice has been broken it may expected they
HILDRETHs coLoRs CARRIED TO FORE
Hndreth cOor carried to victory for the first time at the
the Of Fantastic Fred Bent and Blwher in the only race race on the
5 @ OF M 3 D @ J % @ U6aa did a ha @ | hoss s f a s unpaeed 1
reoouped Saturdays the horse him Wooderaft
and BeweheT Jointly responsible for serious interference with Fred
or squ6eston Jockey gave version the
though 5 'i With Bs%stasf H o -5 9Sl
@ & F4s 5 a sg @ the hot d o @ lost M fToH a5ns m the
~ Walsh fooI5y &c him through @ the rail
ad IN the Stretch and was easily passed in the 6na uong BY
coTYrTo HAS GREAT POSSIBILITIES
& oFy % M II the M ya m 6a 6 16e m n bt fa ] m ne h M ~f @
played her races at New York the what exceed
asi6ad shorter price than was freely
and under throughout dstancd her field with stride
The 50 Shot Beaq Man got up i'm in the y @ strides to take l the pIse @
AFTERMATH NEVER IN DOUBT
el I'D ao MAS @ the mo@ % % & @ pn the to ss @ Ruby @ ssG9 s9g oa hs
e ODDS a @ had @ serious @ opp6n @ @ for second money While Rose
% @ the nae shows ou Hu Which 's d pd but D1 dd eEef baeE
J. indicated
NIKE JORDAN GETS PERFECT RIDE
In the third Mike Jordan by no mean: fndes despite the play
ing P badly Military Man Ross Mike Jordan perfect
ride Miss May Bowsh made the early but Orchan
following along
to the rre and ohsn just did beat the spess favof third
prime tha n
KERMIT LIVES UP TO REPUTATION
to
AIlshora, below expectations.
making
the closing after Nagzam had been opened shorter price Powers
Belle
negotiated then took the lead and victory Belle
Kinney furlong
beat her for the place None OF the others in the hunt
remarkably Monday
be- and the book makers reported the of
al that could have beene
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Workouts at Emeryyille

ona-Three-quarters In 1:22.
Bravoure- Three-quarters in 81.
Mansard in "a Is.
I Told You Three-quarters in lis 2-5.
Captain Emerich-Efalf in 90 10.
Coppit-Three- quarters in 1:19 10.
Massa-Three-Qua in l:2lI2.
Larry Mulligan-HaIf in 30.
Toby-Half in 80.
Mauretania-Half in so
Frank Fhttner-Threeq quarters in l:23.
Carrie Thatcher-Haif in 40 2-5.
johnnie Blake-Half in "a Is.
Missouri Lad-Half in 90.
John H-AIile in 40.
Mike AsheiIn- Three-quarters in 1:16la.
Talamund-Mile and an eighth in 2:03.
Charlie Paine-AIile in :51 20.
Msdman- -Ihree-quarters in 1:15.
Temaceo-Three quarters in 1904.
San oak-Half in :5l %.
Little Minister-Seven-eigh in s1:30 2-5.
Adena Half in :5112.
F. Neugent -Five-eighths in 1:o2 3-5.
Uncle-Half in 80.
bey-Three-eighths in IS %.
The Englishman-A in 1:41.
Nadzu-Afile In La.
Edward ormonde -FIve-eighths in :0G.
Fargo Rcse-Three- quarters in 1:19.
Pirate Quaen-Half in :51 80.
Chief Wittman-Half in 90.
Eullctta Three quarters in 1:23h.
Confederate-Aiile in / so.
Billy Watkins Half in %
Boggs gs-Ihree-quarters in :23 ..
Dollie Doilars-Three- -eighths in SO
oas-Three-eighths IN 30.
Jokai-Fiye eighths in 1903.
Gatherings gs-FIve-eighths in 1907 2-5.
ve-eighths in los 10.
Joe Nadden-Threeseigh in :3S1s.
Meelick-Half III 40
King Jarnes-Three- -eighths in l 81
Veil-Half in 81.
Bubbling Water-Fiye- -eighths in Loo
Bon Homme- quarters in 1:21la.
Purse -Three-quarters in 1:l91a
Collector Jessup -Tlree-eighths in :3S.
Lawrence P. Daly-Tnree- eighths in :37.
st. Avon-Threc quarters In 1:1T1a.
J. c. Core-Half in iS %.
Don Enrique eighths in :03 %.
Micaela Five -eighths in :02l5.
Mozart -Three-quarters in :16 30.
Argonaut- Five -eighths in :03 2-5.
Yakima Belle-Half IN 81.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10

Airship Flies at Ease
Over Fair Grounds.
, EAf,r-S.x f,,rronrs. 2 vear dds: selling

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Nov. 9.-The great
est event of the territorial fair program
today was the flight of Roy Knaben-
shue's airship from the grounds to the
territorial capitol and around over the
center of Phoenix, total distance of
about five miles, much of it at 80 mile
an hour gait. In the afternoon the air
ship was sent at will all over the fair
grounds, both flights being without a
hitch.
The attendance today was large. The
races resulted:
2:2O pace. 81 ,0OO-High Fly won three
straight heats in 2:07 p. 2:0s. 2:0913.
2:09 trot, 81 .000-Carlokin won first
third and fourth heats Brace Girdle
won second heat. Best time, 2:0S 4
2:29 trot, 81 ,0O0-Emily w won three
straight heats. Time, 2.16A, 2:1S Y,
2:15&.
Half mile. running. s2OO-EI Donoso
won, Herthus second. Time. 80.
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Yesterdays Winners

Sink Jr.. who was at one time connected with
Lucky Baidwin's stable, telegrsphed east from
on their star year olds. J. b. Respess wired
back that he would sell Wintergreen for So o0t
ana Tod Sella that All Red could be bought for
$1,000.
SewelI pulled up bit dleky after his hard
race On opening day, but showed no signs OF
iameness on being exercised Yesterday.
Jockey Powers took off considerable weight
over Sunday and was able to d. los yesterday.
Silver Line was scratched yesterday for the
reason that she was jumped on and cut down
during the running Of the in which she
poets no more serious result from the mishap
than that she viii be unable to race for couple
Of weeks.
R. L. Thomas. who came up from Los An
geies 70 attend the opening, plans remain here
With Jockey Shilling until day or two before
make frequent trips between the two tracks
during the winter. as he win be represented by
stable at each track
P. S Roberts, former owner of Rough Rider
Is organizing stable in the east for campaign
T. z. Hayes has announced that he has no in
tention Of shipping any of his horses to the
coast The nominations that he made for the
Emeryyille stakes were Of a complimentary
character.
George Odom has decided 10 winter his horses
for California campaign. c. c. Smitbeou
claimed Juggler from him at PimlicO.
cy Merrick. who is Identified with booking
enterprises in the SOUTH is here for a few DAYS
It is reported that Merrick has lost the field
book privilege at the Arcadia track.
The hlly Cecilia bled while being worked
yesterday morning.
Chicago o'Brien will make Arcadia his head
quarters this winter instead Of coming here.
Stake blanks for valuable events to he given
by the Valparaiso sporting club. at Valparaiso
Chile IN 1910. have been received by w r.
Grace Co. Of this city. The Centenario value
$1,000; the Derby, $1,000: the Estreno. $1,000
and the st. Leger. 81, 500. are the principal
stakes Of the valparaiso season.
Many horsemen who raced on the Texas cir
cult are arriving at Arcadia with their horses.
The announcement in The Call that r
r. Carman, who loomed prominent in the
early days Of last seasons racing, in such
disfaror with the New California Jockey club
returned unaccepted created decided stir in
local racing circles Carnan has been looked
upon as an influential owner and the fact that
the jockey club management did not hesitate
70 turn him down in spite of his standing and
social position viii have most salutary effect
upon lesser lights. The indications continue Il
multiply that the New California Jockey clui
will hew 10 the line in the conduct Of its meet
Ing this season. no matter whore the blow may
fall The activity which Is being displayed In
every direction viii undoubtedly make for cleaner
and better racing
James Mclaughlin is about TO ship his stable
from New York TO Arcadia.
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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
WinnerOf the Marathon
Will Meet Italian
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


NEW YORK. Nov 9-Johnny Hayes,
the hero of the Olympic marathon race,
has signed contract to meet Pietri
Durando, the stout hearted little Ital-
ian runner who was half carried and
half pushed across the tape in front of
the American, and was disqualified be-
cause of the assistance. The agreement
which Hayes has signed calls for prac-
tlcally a rerunning of the famous long
distance race at Madison Square gar
Gems on Wednesday. November, 25. The
full distance-26 miles and 385 yards
Will be run
Durando sails for America wednes-
Gay in company with his brother.
Nepiano. on the Teutonic The latter is
Pietri's manager.
While in this country Durando will
be under the management of Pat Pow
ers and Harry Pollok. Should he de-
teat Hayes. he will be open to meet
all corners.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
Papke=Kelly Match Is
Now Assured Fact

CHICAGO. Nov. e.-That Hugo Kelly
and Billy Papke will meet for the third
time for the middle weight champion
ship December Is at Los Angeles, Cal.
is an assured fact. The hindrance in
the articles concerning the referee
question was patched up this morning.
when Manager Silvie Ferretu received
telegram from Match Maker Long
asserting that Referee Eyton's name
was obliterated from the articles of
agreement. This was all the local
manager was waiting for, as he de-
clined to complete the match as long
as Eyton's name remained in the docu-
ment.
Immediately on receiving the mes
sage that Eytons name had been
erased from the articles, Ferrettf at
tached his signature to the papers and.
with the $500 forfeit money. forwarded
1t to the club, which completes the
match. Unless either contestant meets
with a mishap between now and De-
cember Is, the match will take place.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
White Steamer in Lead
in Long Race

Los ANGELES. Nov. 9.-Dispatches
from Arizona this afternoon state that
the White steamer is leading the auto
mobile race from Los Angeles TO
Phoenix. The four ears starting at
midnight Saturday night were the
Kisselcan. White steamer. ElmOre and
Franklin. in the order named. and at
one hour intervals. The White was
ahead at Ehrensburg when they crossed
the Colorado river this morning and
again at SalOme at 1.15 this afternoon.
Although this car is leading IL may not
have sufficient distance 70 overcome the
difference in time at the start
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
No ANTr-RACING SERMONS

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Nov. 9--Race-
track followers here are elated over the
failure of the anti-racing faction. head
ed by Rev. w T. Amis. brother of the
late Senator Amis. to have sermons
preached against a revival of the game
here and predictions are made that the
coming legislature will permit the
sport The hotelss and shop keepers
are said to have suffered from the
shutting down of the game Ministers
in local pulpits refused to make the
The annual sale of the OrmOndale yearlings
will take place at Chase's on Monday evening.
November %. At the same place DeeembeI
John Mackey will sell 16 yearlings by CanO-
pus, Bedeck. Galveston and Sir Hampton out
of his best mares.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
SALT LAKE RACES

SALT LAKE, Nov. 9.-Fair grounds
results:
First race. five furlongs selling g-Azusa won,
Redan second Handmaiden third. Time. l:o31a.
Second race. five furlongs, selling-E- {. Runto
won. Blue Bottle second, Esther NJ third Time.
l:03A.
Third race, six furlongs. selling -Burnolette
won. Hi Caul Cap second. Bell Reed third Time,
1;i6A.
Fourth race, one mile. selling-Little Bnttercnp
won. Maxetta second, J. V. Kirby third Time,
1:43h.
Fifth race. four and half furlongs, selling
Happy Chappy won Mini Baker second, hate
Crews third Time, s5SA
Sixth race seven furlongs-Sylva won, r.
E. Shaw second. yinton third. Time, l:29A.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
BASEBALL CHANGES ANTICIPATED


SiE0lal% " liz -
CHICAGO. Nov 9.-In an effort to
compel the National association of pro-
fessional baseball leagues TO live up to
it's constitution as interpreted by the
OBrien of the American association
will go before that body at its regular
meeting tomorrow and demand that the
Southern league and Western aSsoc1a-
tion be reduced from class A to class B.
At a conference this afternoon between
officials and magnates of the Eastern
league and American association held
previous to the session of the national
board of arbitration President O'Brien
notified the other minor leagues of the
stand his organization will take in the
fight to boost the Eastern and Pacific
coast leagues and the American asso-
citation to a classification one degree
higher than all other minor leagues in
the country.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
MyStifier,
Wins Race
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


CINCINNATI. Nov. 9.-Mystiher, quoted
at odds of 100 to 1 all over the ring,
and even higher in some books. threw
the crowd into a frenzy of excitement
at the Latonia track today when he gal
loped home ahead of superior field in
the third race. a six furlongs dash
Gresham was second. with Orlandot
third Transvaal, the favorite, finished
in the ruck.
ing-and they have been many-Myst1-
fer has shown about as much speed as
a Rocky mountain goat Several times
he has bled in his races, and 1t was this
habit of bleeding, as much as anything
else, that caused the book makers to
lay such big price against him today.
But Mystifier did not bleed on this oc-
casion and had nothing but speed to
throw to the birds.
A good many pastebOards were held
on Mystiher. Most of them were cashed
by stable hands who like to back the
lone
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
LAToNIA RACES

CINCINNATI, Nov. s.-Latonia re-
suits:
First race five and half furlongs-Point
Lace won, Malecon second, kilviney third.
Time 1:Os 3-5.
Second race FIVE furlongs-Ses Swell won.
Miss Crittenden second. DR.. H0lzberg third.
Time. 100 3-5.
Third race, six furiongs-Mystifer wen. Gres-
ham second, Orlandot third. Time 1.14 SD
Fourth race. six furlonSs-EthOn won. Al Nal
Ter second Dainty Dame third. Time. lip 40.
Fifth race mile aud 40 yards-Lady Esther
won Woostone second. Garew third. Time.
1.43 As.
sixth race one and a sixteenth miles-Albert
star won Howard Shean second. Besterling
third Time, Al.
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SEWELL-PAJAROITA-FORCE
REMEMBER-SIR BRILLAR-L. c. ACKERLY
s year 0lds and upWard'

year olds and upward.
Remarks.
Montgomery will beat this feld il he re-
peats his race in Opening handicap Neva
Lee Is the sure contender ON Ier opening
handicap performance.
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j. G. Thompson, the Goldfeld mining man
for whom W. v. Conran trains, came down from
Nevada to attending the opening and will go on
to Los Angeles today to inspect his horses
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10

Do You Want s5.OOs
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
mage IL
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10

II. 10. at place. 13
b.
Trained by Bsoher Start good mon easily
p q II ucked and drawn
Belle kinney
it.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By j. z. Jeffery
Ratings Deduct point for each pound oveen
ADENA-CAPTAIN KENNEDY-NEBULOSUS
Iieuarks

Remark~-
Adena outelasses this field and Saturday ;
ace should have put her on edge. captain
Kennedy ran well at seattle Ne0uioSas =
asr san Oak works well and IS likely 10
how improvement
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
The Calls Form Chart OF Races at Enleryyille
OAKLAND. Monday. Soy

Man G Alto Wnnerb by
by f. j
tyho ITO o he
fast andes win in
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10

Albert walsh leads the lockers in winning
mounts having three frsts 70 his credit, as
against two each for Archibald. Hayes and Ross.
since the opening.
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on at 2:oS. Woodcraft, 20
:, out show. Winner b. g. by
bod. Won handily. Second cley-
II s. woodcraft did not, have
able to keep well up all the way.
n Bellwether and Fred Bent In
Itic made an excellent showing.
ed Bent cut Off first turn, made
ling Bellwether. Bellwether ran
lot be quite up to hard race vet.
80. -1a- ..,d ,,,,.,rard. raI,,n a.
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John f. Msilon which c. Buxton Of the
Fleur de lis stable has taken in hand 10 train,
j. q fun brother Eyehright. the opening handi-
cap winner. Nalion appears to be simply a
snrinter. however,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-03
LIFE CONNECTS
 MAKE ESCAPE
Four Negroes Make Successful Dash For Liberty From Brning-
 ham Stockade.

While being led from the prison to the plant of the Alabama Manufac- turing company at North Birmingham yesterday morning at 6:30 o'clock, four life term conviets all negroes, made desperate dash for liberty and made good tn cir escape despite the fact that one of the guards opened fire upon them with a shotgun.
 The negroes who escaped are Allen Grim, sent up from Randolp county; Jim Crawford sent up from Madison county: Tom Warren, sent up from Mo- bile, and George Sears sent up from Randolph county.
 The Alabama Manufacturing com pany which makes hollow ware em- ploys convicts leased from the state Yesterday morning the men were being led from their cells to the works and at an opportune time the four made a dash for tall fence. One of them hii the fence with full force. knocking off a plank and all filed out through the opening and escaped.
 Guard Waldrop fired upon the es- oapes with shotgun but apparently missed them. The hounds of the sher- iff were put on the trail and followed the convicts to Flat Top. The negroes had too good a start, however, and are still at large.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-03
FOR HOME LABEL"
Wood Names Committee to Assist in
 Furthering the Movement.

The "home label' committee has been appointed by President Sterling A. Wood for the Commercial club, and the cam- paign to work up an interest in Birming- ham for the patronage of home product will be on within the next two or three days. The effort will be made to induce the public to demand the nome labeF when purchasing their needs
 V. T. Pichard is chairman of the com mittee which is composed of twenty eight of the most popular members or the club. These men were especially picked for their wide acquaintance and enthusiasm, and it Is confidently be- lieved by President Wood and others in- terested In the movement that within a week after this committee starts work that the entire town will be calling for the home product.
 The personnel of the committee is as follows " Pichard, chairman; s. w. Lee, B. B. Martin, II. s. Batterton, w. c. Phillips, c. W. Cody, R. w. Ewing, w. Wilkinson, l.. Cohn, E. H. West, J. D. Rosenberger. c. M. Brown, NJ. r. Northington, R. E. Collins, w. W. snead, Ben F. Barbour, Louis Saks, D. M. Drennen, B. F. Yielding C. Blach, w. T. Cox. H. J. Porter. Leo Loeb, G. G. Nelson. F. F. Ellis, Richard Peters, Jr, R. l.. Cross, Frank Steinmehl.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-03
Mrs. w. H. Mills.

Mrs. w. H. Mills died yesterday morn ing at 2:30 o'clock at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. W. H. Naff, after an illness of several months duration from consumption. The deceased was S3 years old and was for many years prior to her marriage q resident of Birmingham. Her husbands home is at Haleburg.
 The funeral services over the remains will be held from the home of MT. and Mrs. Naff on Huntsville avenue this afternoon at 330 o'clock, the Rev. J. l.. Britain, pastor of the Twenty-frst Ave nue Methodist church officiating. The Rev. L. f. Whtten will assist. The body will be placed in the family vault in the Oak Hill cemetery. The following will act as pallbearers: George T. Wonord, W. l.. Woodruff, H. P. Hefiin, Nathan l.. Miller, M. P. McGlathery and T. s. Me- Galley, J.
 Besides her parents. husband and little son, the deceased is survived by the fol- lowing brothers and sisters: Dr. J. M. Naff, Montevallo; Mrs. Hardy Jones, CropwelI; Mrs. w. E. Hansberger, Br- mingham; w. T. Naff, Jackson Miss. i; Mrs William Harriner, Birmingham Henry Naff, Birmingham; Sam T. Nan. Birmingham, and Burnay Naff, Atlanta.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-03
Emma GoIdman's Comment.

Springfield, Mo-. March 2.-Emma Go man, anarchist lecturer, arrived tonie from St. Louis and hearing of the atta on Chief of Police Shippy of Chica said in reply to questions:
 "Of course the man had to be an archist if he tried to kill anybody. Som body kills somebody else, or tries to shd him and the world, the officers and | newspaper cry anarchist
 "The dispatches say the dead man unidentified and yet the officers call h| an anarchist
 q know nothing whatever about affair, but I would be willing to guard tee that the man was not an anarch| but some fanatic or some one with| private grudge against Shippy.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-03
Dead Man identified.

The dead man was identified tonight a man named Lazarus Ayerbuch, W for the past three weeks has lived at Wabash avenue. His Identification W established through sister of the ms who was taken by the police to the und' taking rooms.
 Averbuch was % years old and occupi rooms at the above address with his s ter Olga. He was Russian student. s,eame to America three months ago frd yearsria, to which country he fled t' in Kisnlno following the mahis G,9Ge h been previ6, Russia, whGns to kill On shippy are beiX.l Hiso have been form as a direct resulte5f the latter's interf1 ence with a parade of unemployed nI through the city's streets several wed ago. Averbuch had been employed gently by produce commission firm he|
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-03
w. A. Heath,

w. A. Heath died yesterday at Tusca- loosa. The remains were brought to Bir- mngham last night and funeral services will be conducted from the chapel of the Green Undertaking company this morning at 10:S0 o'clock. The interment will be made in the Elmwood cemetery. The fol- lowing have been requested to act as pall- bearers: Thomas Goughell, J. E. Spencer, Joe Crockett, w. A. Whitfield Jack Evens and Joseph Purvis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-03
Another New Swimming Record.

New York, March 1.-Henry J. Han of the Illinois Athletic club of Chicd made a new worlds swimming record 1.1S 1-5, with the breast stroke for yards at Madison Square Garden tonig| The best previous time was 1.24 2-5, hI by Gardner of Australia. Tonights ri was a handicap match in which Han beat F. H. James of Bath Beach to whI he allowed eight seconds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-03
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs. Carrie Kaufman.

Mrs Carrie Kaufman, wife of s. kauf- man. died at her late residence, l004 Tenth avenie 10 Islaeru' St night a'se o'clock aeABu Hq msIoIlIIo 'lness. olsIs F., 4-ssste Mou 5u!ul6uB Hes Il lou seM ss9ulIA sql PIES eIBH ueuuIIeuO
 'uemIIIL IN pIes ..'suIl sIul lB sSuIql esoql Jo HE oluI luaM noA JI ssllIumoo eql lesdn pInoM noA,,
 .ITIIIJ
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-03
Torn Neil.

Tom Neil who was burned at Thomas furnace Sunday afternoon, died yesterday afternoon at o'clock at St. Vincent s hospital Neil was working with another man near 8 steam pipe, when the pipe burst throwing hot water and steam all over him. It was not thought Sunday night that he could live. The remains are being held in the morgue of Lge Loy, awaiting instructions from relatives.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-03
John R. Reese.

John R. Reese, aged years, died at his late residence at Oak Grove yester- day. The funeral services over the re- mains will be conducted from Patton's chapel today. The interment will be made
 in the Oak Grove cemetery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-03
Business Man Suicides.

Nashville, March 2.-Richard o'Neal, a well known young business man, com mitted suicide in Ciarksvile Tenn, at an early hour this morning by shooting him. self through the heart with revolver He was 2S years old and married. No reason is assigned for the deed.