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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
KILLS HIS DAUGHTER
YOUNG SCHOOL TEACHER SHOT
 DOWN IN STREETS.
The Brutal Parent Attempted to Turn the Revolver en Himself But Was Prevented-N0w in
 Jail.

New York. March 24.-within sight of several of her school teacher friends and pupils on the way to school through a crowded street on the up- per East Side today, Miss Anna A. Mangano. a teacher in the public school on East lo2 street. was shot and instantly killed by her father. a court interpreter. who had been following his daughter and calling to her to stop.
 AS she kept hurrying on, he drew his revolver from his overcoat pocket and fired two shots at his daughter. He then turned the revolver on him. slef. but was prevented from carrying out his purpose by Adolph, Schwartz. young man who grappled with Man gano. Two more shots were fired while the mon struggled, but both went wild. Mangano broke away from Schwartz but was overtaken and ar rested by two policemen.
 Several school teachers who were passing. ran to the place where the girl fell and immediately identified her. She twas dead when they reach ed her. with an ugly bullet wound <ip the back of her head.
 At the police station, Mangano re- fused to say anything about himself hut a bank book in the names of Anna Mangano and Philip Msngano led to the discovery of his identity.
 Frank Lacatira. a brother-in-law oi the dead school teacher. later identified the prisoner as the dead girls father Lacatira told the police his sister-in- law was compelled to leave her fath- CTS house last January because of hii cruel and inhuman treatment of hei and had lived at a working girls home on Lexington avenue since then.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
THE RACES
Resulta Al EmeryfIle.


 Los Angeles, Cal. Mar. 24-The Bowie handicap. run at Emeryville to- day. proved to be one of the best races of the season Only three horses faced the barrier with High Private favorits. At the wire High Private was less than two lengths in front with stanley Fay in front of Fire Stone . nose. Re- suits:
 First race-six furIongs. selling: Da- vid warneld. 1oa. torviiie), to l. second; Prssitise. lis. tBuston). is to 1, third. Time 1:1s i-5 Ed Davis Prince Brutus. Giovanni Balerio. Mat tie Mack. Old Settler. Patricia R. and Beechwood also ran.
 10s. (Buxton). to 1, won: Tramc 103, .(Rose). ls to 5. second: Altamoro lo4. (orvilie), 9 to l, third. Time 1:16 2-5. Col. White, Phillistina, Foot. loose. Minot. Little Jane. Succeed and
 Tihrd race-Four furlonss: purse Donau. IlS, (McIntyre). to 5. won Coppertown, 112, (BoreD, 10. to 1, sec ona: NePa Nick. lo7. tButlerl. 20 to l fire. Gilbert, Rose. Lumel and Rivers
 Fourth race-one mile and a six. teenth; Bo vie handicap: High Private ll2. tButlerl, to :. won: stanley Fay iio, tsnady5. fl fl to a 5. third. Time. i:5o Only three startera Fifth race-One mile and 'twent, yards. selling: Joe Rose. s4, (Ross) to 1: won; Yankee. Daughter. sS. (Co burn). 8 to T. second; St. Avon, 166 (Taplin), II to s. third. Time 1:44 4-i Severus. Coppers. Exchequer. Cello Varieties. Lady Carol and Yakamf Beli' also ran-
 Sixth race-six furlongs; selling Okenite. 116, (Butler), to 1 won Green Goods no (Coburn) to second; John H. Sheehan. 11S, Craplin) 9 to ,, third. Time l:15 1-5. Moorisl King, Confessor. The Midst, Antig' and Doreld also ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
WOMAN THREATENS TO
 RUIN FASHIONABLE PARK

New York. March 24.--Mrs. Caroline IA. Dow. the widow of real estate operator who first opened up a suburb of Yonkers. N. Y, known as Yonkers Park, threatens to sell her property holdings there in a fashionable neigh borhood exclusively to negroes. because the name of the suburb has been changed to Crestwood.
 She has authorized a real estate agent to sell her residence provided the purchaser conspicuously posts the Following signs:
 "Boarding house. exclusively for ne- groes."4
 Laundry for negroes.
 Road house for negroes"
 Undertaking and embalming for ne- groes only"
 The residence Is at present occupied by Eva Booth of Salvation Army fame A negro physician has already offered to buy the house, but declines to post the signs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
E. Fl. sfenhenson.

The many friends in Montgomery of E. H. Stephenson will be sorry to learn of his death at Talbotton, Ga. last week. For number of years he was City Passenger Agent in Montgomery of the Southern Pacific, and had num- bers of warm personal friends here.
 He was a cousin of Col. George W. Ely of the Southern Pacific. A flaw years ago on account of i'll health he re- tired from the railroad world and since then has been in business at his home in Talbottan. His death was the result of Bright's disease.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
AVERY BLOUNT TRIAL
JUDGE. FORBIDs PUBLICATION OF
 TESTIMONY.
4seuos PeremptOry Orders FofbfdAina uewspaDsf ReDortsrs From Ssnd-
 ing Out the Testlnony of + Witnesses In Cas-.

Amite. La.. March 2A--Ths trial of Avery Blount for the killing or the Breeland family was resumed here this morning with the continued exam : nation of Clin Abdenus. who was first placed on the stand by the prosecution. late yesterday.
 The witness testifed that as he was driving Avery Blount and Garfield Kin chen from Independence to Tickfaw. they met the Breeiand party. After passing the latter. Obdenus was told. he said to stop the team. Kinchen stat ing that he and Blount were going back . short distance to get some whiskey. 0arneld Kinchen returned alone and told the driver to go on to e. church a short distance away. where he was rejoihed by Blount. The wit ness admitted on cross examination that he did not see any guns In posses : sion of the two men. Abdenus stateo that after he had returned to lndepend- once and the bodies of the Hreianos him and asked him not to tell any body that he (BiounD went back after
 Judee Ellis this afternoon issued peremptory orders forbiddfng newspa- per reporterS from sending out, either verbatim or in substance. the testimony of the witnesses in the trial of Avery Blount. for the killing Of BenlamIn Breeland, his wife and step-daugnter.
 He reinforced this order by the dec laratfon that if 1t were violated. all newspaper men would be barred from the court room and if necessary sent to jail. There are nine trials yet 10 be held that will be directly or indi- rectly affected by tho present court, and securing juries for the rest or them may be made impossible, says the A,v- nuhlfcAtiOn Of Inc testimony. The JudEe's action provoked strong protest from the newspapers repre- sented in view of the deep public inter est attaching to the trial.
 Tonight Judge Ellis informed the newspaper men in attendance that ne had concluded that he would not try to prevent them from sending out .tneir lreports in full but that he had direct hiv appealed to their papers not to print the testimony.
 The testimony of the five witnesses put on the stand by the prosecution this afternoon dealt largely with the location of the scene of the murder with particular reference to the route alleged to have been taken by Bloun' and Garfield Kfnchen on the night oi the killing, and with the position oi the dead bodies of the slain trio wher found.
 one of the States witnesses was Lec Stevens. business partner and broth er-in-Iaw of Avery Biount, He testi' fled that Blount told him he was go ing to Amite. just before driving of in a surrey from Tickfaw with Gar field Kinchen. f.
 Troops are still stationed about thu court house and jail. but there hal been no indication of a possible dem onstration either on behalf of ol against the prisoners since the tria began. Much discomfort was expert enced by the soldiers this afternoon who maintained their guard duty 1T the open during a terrific rain storm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
TO ALLOW RACE DATES.
Kentucky State Racing Commission
 Meet in Lexington.


 Meet in Lexington.
 Louisville. Ky. Mar. 2t.-A call for a meeting of the Kentucky State Rac- ing Commission to meet in Lexington, Thursday, April 1. has been issued by the secretary. A B.~Rouse.
 The meeting is i5r the purpose of alloting the spring meeting dates for the three jockey clubs under the com missions jurisdiction, but 1t Is under stood that the recent decision of Judge Harbison at Covington. Ky. declaring the commission an illegally constituted body and without authority. will be thoroughly gone over. It Is understood that the commission will continue the exercise of its functions pending the ffnal settlement of the case on an ap' peal. It is stated here on good au. thority that the spring meeting al Lexington will be allotted week oI ten days by the commission at the forthcoming session. the racing ending April 30. The new Louisville Jockey Club will be probably granted liceDss for twenty-four days of racing begin ming May 1.
 What dates will be allotted the La. tonia track and Whether any attempt will be made to resume bookmaking al Louisville, are uncertain propositions The Louisville clubs charter permits the use of auction pools and pari-mu- tuel maChines
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25

up the prediction for summer stvles ss follows:
 .eThe mode this summer will be plain, soft, weil-taiiored garments. There will be no gingerbread effects. While some tailors stick to the college styles and make snappy' stun, the men who pay Ss5 and up for sufts want the money to show in real tailoring. not in gewgaws"
 There are startling garments among the exhibits. Among them are an evening coat made with "hips:" the Taft" overcoat, which contains enough cloth for c small circus tent and which coincidenta1iy is sent by Charles H. Taft, of Erie. Ia. cousin of the President and . smoke-colored suit from Pittsburg. The 'loudest garment in the collection is a waist coat from Kansas City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
F. H. RICHARDSON SUICIDES.

Elmira. N r.. March 24-A special to The Star-Gazette from Harrisburg. Pa. says Frederick H. Richardson. wanted in this city and in New York for the alleged obtaining of $30o.000 on false pretenses and who has been fighting extradition in Chicago. today committed suicide when caught by the police in Harrisburg.
 Richardson was trapped in his room in the hotel from which there was no escape and slammed the door fin the face of the chief of police, about 1 o'clock today and a minute later killed himself with bullet through his head The suicide marked the closing of the career of one of the most influential men in Elmira.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
ECHO OF BALDWIN COUNTY
 TAX SHORTAGE IN COURT

Bay Minette. Mar. .)-As . result of the alleged robbing of the ofice of Tax Collector H. H. Cooper two years ago, at which time 1t is said several thousand dollars was talk en, there was a motion made at the circuit court today to postpone the case of Baldwin county against the United States Fidelity Insurance Com pany. The motion was overruled and the case will go to trial. tomorrow. The charge of embezzlement against Cooper will be taken up-next week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25

Sealed proposals in duplicate will be re- ceived by the City Treasurer Of Montgom- cry. Alabama, until l2 o'clock Nj April 18th. 1908, for the paving of the roadway of Clay ton Street from the West side of Holcombe Street to the West side of Goldthwaite Street with asphalt. brick and bituithic pavement. together with the necessary grad ing curbing. sewerage and other work in cannection herewith. according to details drawings plans. specifications. surveys and estimates on file in the once of the City Engineer. A certified check for the sum oi six hundred (&soo.oo) dollars will accom- pany each bid.
 The City reserves the right to reject any
 ROBERT TAFT
 City Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
YOUNG GIRL SUICIDES.
Fired Bullet Into Heart While Room
 mnte Was Ont. y-

Albany. N. Y. March 24.-Dying from a self inflicted bullet wound over the heart, Miss Edna Maie Handy. young woman, whispered to her room mate to send a number of letters which she had carefully tied up in packages last night, to James Thompson. clerk in the Fisher Building. Chicago. from whom they had been received. She also requested that a bracelet she wore be sent to her sister in Texas.
 Miss Handy. who roomed with a girl friend in North Pearl Street, spent last evening reading over about 200 letters which she tied up in small packages.
 This morning her room mate stepped out of the room for a moment when she heard a shot and returning found Miss Handy lying on the floor with a wound over her heart and revolver near by. The young woman died few minutes later.
 Miss Handy came to Albany in Jan- uary and was manager of loan com pany.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
LINE HURST TOURNAMENT.
Mrs. Julia Mix Led Field and Won tI
 Gold MedaI.

Mrs, Julia Mix Led Field and Won the
 Gold Medal.
 Pine Hurst. N. C.. March 24-Miss Julia R. Mix. of the Englewood Golf Club, New Jersey. led the field in the qualification round of the fifth annual united North and South amateur golf tournament for women today. winning the gold medal offered with a low card of 91. - Miss Louise Elkins. of~the Pittsburs Country Club. was second in 94. and Mrs. William West. of the Woodbury Golf Club, New Jersey. third, in 96.
 Mrs. Myra D. Paterson. of the Engle- wood Golf Club. who was champion fo, several years. tied with Mrs. George H Converse of the Brae Burn Club. West Newton. at 97.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP.
George Slosson of New York Outplays
 A q. Cufler ol Chlcasr

George Sl0sson of New York Outpiays
 A. G. Cutler of Chicago.
 New York, March 24.--George Slos- son. of this city. outplayed A. c. Cut Ter. of Boston. in tonight's game of the international 1s.2 billiard cham pionship at Madison Square Garden The score: Slosson, total. 500; average 62 4-S; high run. 225. Cutler, total 50;, average. 2: 1-17. Referee McLaugh- lin.
 Calvin Demarest, of Chicago, showed plenty of class in the fourth game oi the tournament this afternoon.
 In twenty-one innings he defeated Harry P. Cline. of Philadelphia. 50' to 267. Demarest made three brillian runs. Cline played his usual carefu , game and experienced a good deal O hard luck, particularly in long ant short table drives for position.
 Demarests average was 23. 17-21 ant his high run 116. Cline's average wal 13 7-20, high run, 35..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
AtteI Xhipn NeiI.

New York, March 24.-Abe Attel, featherweight champion of the world. outboxed and outfought Frankie Mel. of San Francisco. in fast ten round bout at the Bedford Athletic Club of Brooklyn last night. The champion had Neirs face cut to ribbons. with straight lefts and right hand smashes. Neil tried hard, bur he was like a ed an occasional left swing on Atters face but never with force enough to do any damage. It was Attels fight All the way.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
TO HOLD CONFERENCE.

President of Chicago Americans Wants
 Jones to Resume ManaEership.
 Portland, Ore, March 24.-President Charles Comiskey, of the Chicago American League baseball team. will arrive here tomorrow for a conference with Fielder Jones. fornder manager of the team. the object of which is to induce Jones to resume the manager ship.
 Jones came to Portland a few months ago and Is engaged in the real estate and timber business, He has repeatedly given 1t out that he has abandoned baseball.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
TRAVELLERS DEFEATED
 BY ST. LOUIS CARDINALS

Little Rock, Ark, March 24-(Spe- cial. )-The Little Rock youngsters were badly afflicted with stage fright when the found themselves up against the St. Louis Cardinals this afternoon. and the latter scored eight runs before the localS recovered.
 The Little Rock pitchers were wild and ineffective and received poor sup port. Shortstop Boucher, of the Trav- eiers. got a double and triple.
 Score by innings: R. H. E. St. Louis =. ....530 0o2 3O0---13 16 0 Little Rock .. ..002 900 003-5 8 q
 Batteries-Rhodes. Moore. Phelps and Bliss Folbre. Girard and Casey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25

Sealed proposals in duplicate will be re- ceived by the City Treasurer of Montgom- cry Alabama, until 12 o'clock Nj Monday. April 18th, 1909. for the paving of the road side of Washington Avenue to the City lim- It's with BituiIthic, Asphalt Mineral Rub Der and Biome Co Granitoid Pavement. to- work in connection herewith. according to details. plans, specifications. surveys and estimates on file in tho office of the City Engineer. A certified check must accom- pany each bid for the sum of Two Thous- and Five Hundred 07.5oo.oo) Dollars. The City reserves the right to reject any
 ROBERT TAFT.
 City Treasurer. -s-2B-4-I-e-lT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
Were school Mates.

chicago, March 24.--James Thompson said he and Miss Handy had been school mates in Cleveland, where later Miss Handy married Charles Freder- tck The couple separated two or three years ago. he said, Frederick re- maininE in Cleveland. Last week Thompson received a letter from Miss Handy speaking of her mothers nl- nute with the firm with which she worked in Albany.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
BOSTON MAGNATE NOT
 STUNG IN GAMBLING HOUSE

Hot Springs. Ark. March 24.-(Spe- ciaI )-The report that John L Taylor, owner of Boston American baseball franchise lost fortune. said to be twen- ty thousand in local gambling houses during hls stay here is denied by local sporting men. who say that what lit- tie play indulged in by Taylor here resulted in his winning each time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
Patents to oArnbnmians.

washington, March 24.-(Special.)- Patents issuSd: A. M. Brooke. Ensley. device for moving mattresses; J. B. Evans, selnsh, apparatus for storing, feeding and dispensing hydrocarbon H. nuids; l.. E. Pound, Mobile, collapsable crate; w. W. Wright, Brooksfde, agrf- cultural implement.
 Frank w. Petit appointed postmas- fer at Warsaw. Sumter Vounty, vice M T. Simmons resigned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
PALMETTO GOLF TOURNAMENT.
F1naIs For Southern Gross Cup VIII Bs
 

Aiken. 6. C.. March 24-The most in- tournament will be the finals for the Southern Cross cup Friday by R. c. Watson, of Garden City, and H. A. Sands. of the Palmetto Golf Club.
 A summary of todays play Is as fol- lows:
 Southern Cross cup: R. c. Watson beat F. A. Thompson, Garden City. up and to- play. H. A Sands. beat Oliver Perrip, Baltimore. up and to plaly.
 Consolation handicap cup: Godfrey Wheeler. Garden City. beat W. C. Fer guson. Garden City. up and 1 to play: H Tappin. Palmetto Club. beat Charles Bohlen, Palmetto Club, l up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
CoNFEssEs TO ARSON.
Youth Set Fire To Plant To Gain Pro-
 motion.

motion.
 New York. March 24.-In his quest for occasions for distinguishing him. self and thereby obtaining promotion which in time would lead to his being made a director of the Standard oil Company, William Reddy. an eighteen year old youth employed fin the filing department of the company, last night confessed that on several occasions he had set Ire to the Kent avenue plant of the Standard oil Company in Brook lyn.
 His object. he declared. was to i'm press his superiors by his alertness in discovering the blaze and later by his courage and determination in fighting 1t.
 The confession was forced from Red dy after an investigation of recent blaze at the Kent avenue plant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25

eight, which Is now in training for the varsity boat race. yesterday af- ternoon made the full course from Putney to Mortlake in the record best previous time is IS minutes, ~ seconds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
BIRMINGHAM EASY
 FOR THE ATHLETICS

Birmingham, March 24.-(Special.l- At no time during the seven innings of the game played this afternoon be. tween the Philadelphia Athletic colts and the Birmingham Southern League team was there any doubt as to the winners. Score:
 Athletics .. .... 23o 143 0--13 13 2 Birmingham .. 900 800 O. 3 6 5
 Batteries: Stowers, Slater and Koch- CT; Bauer, Fleherty and Kane. Um- pire, Connie Welch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
Yellow Fever Disappears.

Bridgetown. Barbadoes, March 24.- The yellow fever is gradually disap- bearing from Barbadoes. there having been only twenty new cases In the last month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
DISPUTE OVER BODIES.

Portions of the Remains Placed insTwo
 Caskets.
 Spokane. Wash, March 2+.-The dis pute over the bodies of two men who died in the powder mill explosion at Wallace. Idaho. last week, has been settled by placing portions of the re- mains in two caskets. Each widow takes one. Mrs. Pineo sends her cas- .ket to Seattle for burial and Mrs. ShalberE sends one to Los Angeles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
TREATY OF BERLIN.

Conference is Inevitable.
 Rome, March 24.-Rifaat Pasha, the Turkish foreign minister thinks that an international conference is tnevit- able at an early date to again give ju- ridical value to the treaty of Berlin.
 He says. however. that all questions to be discussed by the conference must be agreed upon previously in ordsr to avoid surprises.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
SPEEDING TO BEDSIDE.

George Perkins and Wife Rushing to
 See Sick Mother.
 Jacksonville, Fla. March 24.-on q special train which passed through Jacksonville today from the East Coast was George W. Perkins and wife. of New York. who are speeding to the haaside of Mrs. Perkins mother. who ia in a critical condition in Cleveland. a The special was handled by the southern Railway from this city.
 Mir. Perkins Is a partner of J. P. Morgan, the well-known ffnancier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
FASHION SHOP OPENS.
Merchant Tailors Gather From
 Parts of Country.

New York, March 24.--With mer- chant tailors gathered from all parts of the United States the American style and fashion show opened in New York yesterday and will continue until Friday. One well-known tailor sums
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
yv,n. Aero Cluh,. pr,xe

Pau. France. March 24-Count de Lambert and M Tissandfer. who were pupils of Wilbur Wright, won their spurs today by gaining the aero clubs a night of more than 250 metres. Both men made fine flights of twenty-five Kilometres 15 12 miles). remaining In the air about twenty-seven minutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
CATCHER O'NEILL RELEASED

Me1nph1B bekEMH FHFHt lUVFe " WeeW
 Out Team.
 Memphis, Tenn. March 24.-(Special) ) Catcher O'Neill, secured by local Southern Leaguers from Chicago in dependent fields, was released tonight. marking first move to weed.
 The release of O'Neill leaves the To- cal club with claim on five catchers to All place of F. owens. who Is making good with Chicago White Sox.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25

Columbus, Ga. March 24-Toledo. (American Association). 8; Columbus, (South AtlanticJ. ,. Game called sev. enth inning; rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
BASEBALL RESULTS.

Augusta, Ga. Mar. 24.-Boston Ma tionals, 5; Augusta. South Atlantic. 0.
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Macon. Ga, Mar. 24.-New Yorh (Amn.) g. Newark. (Eastern), 1. ~ !
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Atlanta, Ga, Mar. 24.--Atlanta. g; Macon, l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
IDENTIFIES
 KIDNAPPERS
tconti.ued fro. Page one)

 and lots of good things to eat. did not like being In the house so much but they said I was sick. The first time I saw the woman was at the house where they kept me. She vas dressed like nurse. But am sorry for papa. Mamma has worried an aw- full lot and I guess I wouldn't want to go through with 1t again. Jimmie. ain't 1t exciting7"
 The whitlas left for Sharon at o'clock.
 The police were able, today for the first time positively to loeate the house
 in which the Whitla boy was held
 while in Cleveland It is the "Grang- er." a downtown apartment house of the better order. It Ia located on Prospect avenue. Northeast, near East 22nds street. The man and woman rented suite on the second floor. Willie said he spent n considerable time at the window and noticed the names on the street cars which passed He also said he read sign across the streSt which he remembered. Il was through the aid of the signs and the street car signs that the lair of the kidnappers was located.