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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-11
THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD GIRL
BRUTAL SLAYER'S VICTIM,

DETROIT. Dec. 1.-THE murder of
Helen Brown, 10 years old, of 271 Third
avenue, was revealed today by the ind
ing Of the child's body halt frozen in
a truck yard. The girls face and
head were frightfully cut and battered.
Her hat lay 15 feet away from the body
and 1t was evident that she had made
q desperate fight for life. Footprints
in the snow IN the yard showed where
the murderer had led his little victim
to her fate.
The girls mother sent her last eve
ming to visit an aunt and Mrs. Brown
appealed to the police early today when
she learned that her daughter had
started for home early in the evening.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-11
BURGLARS RnR .IEWFl FIR AS
NEW SAFE STANDS OUTSIDE.

PASSAIC, Dec. Hilary i. Rosen-
thai, u jeweler, after buying a new
safe for his store at 1855 Passaic street,
found it was too large to go through
The door. 1t was left standing outside,
Rosenthal planning to range for it's
entry today.
But when Rosenthal reached his store
IN the morning he found that he would
nave little use for the new safe. Bur-
glars had entered the place in the
night and taken about $1,000 in stock.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-11
in JAIL 1913 TIMES.

YOUNGSTOWN. Dec. 1o.-winiam
Cook, alias Skinner" has been sent to
jail for the 1881 time. Skinner go,
out q few days age. and as the
weather has been cold he has loafed
round the sherin's office in the Court
House. Depnty Sheriff Edward Orr,
finding that Cook would MOI make him
self useful about the place. made q,
Charge Of vaeranoy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-11
BITE COSTS HIM FINGER.

NEW EGYPT, Dec. 11.-Lewis Bran.
son. Of this place, was forced to have
his finger amputated, and there is
even danger Of losing his hand. Last
summer Mr.. Branson took a holiday
and determined to go fishing. During
the day he caught n big catfish. and
IN extracting Il from tho ff$ok IFS LETT
hand was badly torn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
SLAYERS OF BROADNAX
 ARE DENIED BAIL
Ike MeCou nnd Dock Lariin are Given Preliimnury Trial.

Ike MeCeu nnd Dock Larlin are Given
 Preliimnary Triai.
 After a. preliminary trial before Justice w. N. Srowder Saturday. in the Court House, Ike McCou and Dock Larkin. charged with the murder of William Broadnax. were remanded to tail without ball, to await action of the grand jury.
 Broadnax, reputed to be Montgom- cry County's richest negro, was shot to death in his own front door at mid night about a month ago. The two negroes, with others. were arrested, charged with the murder, and then re- leased Later. when freed, they began to talk, and the talk led to a confess sion by Taylor Lee. young negro boy. Lee told a story. alleging that Ike McCou, the son-in-law of the dead man. had forced him to shoot. when
 According to the confession, Broad max was Killed that Mccou might get Cou, Ike's wife, and Broadnax's daugh- ter was also arrested, but was t.e- leased at the preliminary traial Sat- urday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
IN ANDALUSIA JAIL
MEN WHO ASSAULTED THE rHREE
 st MfTCHEIy.g 4
Goversnsent May Take . Hand h the froseeutfon of the Geulsbys sad
 shields - One Aksn May

Troy. Jan. Is-tspeclai. Deputy Collector K. N. Winters and Deputy Marshal F. N. sheehan have returned from Covington County. where they went to Investigate the shooting of the three Mitcheils 5Hs They report old man I. 2. Mitchell and Dis oldest son as greatly improved, auf It Is thought they will recover, hut the youngest Mitchell boy about 1s or II years old, Is so badly cut that 1t will be a miracle If he recovers. t.N
 Their assailauts, three Goulsbys and three Shields, are all confined In the Andalusia jail and are being held with out ball until 1t Is seen whether the younger Mitchell will die.
 The United States Deputy Marshal has placed warrants in the hands of the eheriff for all of the defendants. which will be executed If they succeed Tn ma king bond.
 The GouIsbys and Shields are accused of riding Into the field of old man Nit. chell and attacking him and his two sons. They were seriously injured.
 The motive for the attack Is said to have been a desire for vengeance be- cause the Mitehells had testified for the Government in an illicit distiiling case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17

We know of nothing that offers more ,nducement than Montgomery Real Es- tate. others have made money at it. why not YOU? We are offering: / For sale--six ythree-room houses in good renting district, renting for sS3.oO per month. sGan. be- bought Tor s2'7So Half cash. ' lsq sl Ia eg4q .sot
 For Sale-S3,000. tTWo-atory, seven room house. near Sayre street schooi' psnts for ss6O a year. Good tenant; this Is a bargain
 For sale-Si. 500. Two four-room houses. near Cleveland Ave. renting for S20.00 per month.
 For Sale--s1, 800 will buy a lovely cottage. has sanitary and bath. Will carry loan of S1,250 as long as wanted. There Is a profit of $500 in this
 For Sale-$l.s50 will buy two good houses renting for $22.o0 per month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
COLUMBUS TEAM
 TWINS FROM ATLANTA

Columbus. Ga, Jan. fs.-(special.)-- In 2 hotly .eontestsd game here tonight ta Athletic Basket ball team by a score of 31 to 29.
 Columbus led the score at all times and the result was never In doubt ex- cept, perhaps. the last Ave minutes when Atlanta climbed rapidly. Then 1t looked as if Atlanta might win. At the end, of the. first, half the score stood: Atlanta, to;. Columbus. IS: Att lanta scored nine field goals. and nine free throw goals; Columbus, eleven field goals and eight free throws. with one awarded point.
 Some controversy as to one fieIA goal by Doonan. Scorer Davis gave him credit while Scorer Mum did not 1t was finally allowed. / Line up follows: .'.' Atlant--Doonan and Jamison. for. wards: Hudson. centre; Post and Thorn ton guards.
 Co1umbus-Newman and Perry. for. wards: Massey, Centre; Dozier and McWilliam, guards. Referee. Joe Bean of Atlanta,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
SIX ARE INDICTED.

Nashville, Tenn. Jan. 16.--A Clarks- vile, Tenn. dispatch says the grand jury of Montgomery County has m SIctad six young men-James Cham hjiss John Saddler. Oscar Albright. El- bert Albright. Charles Hogan and Early Bennett--on two charges of violating inc old Ku Klux act and entering Into a conspiracy to whip James Welch. a resident of the county. Earl Bennett is~ a brother of Vaughn Bennett. the alleged night rider. who was shot to death on the night of March g. and Tor whose murder Walter Hunt and John Gardner were sentenced to ten years each in the penitentiary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
CAPTURE AN ESlAPE
ED STAFFORD BROKE cHILrON
 COUNTY JAIL.
Then Got Careicss in stroll Back ef Capitol, Where Ceustnbics Rap- port snd Crossfana Ar
 rest Him.

Verifying the. suspicious of Con- stables Tunstali Crossland and Paul Rapport, 1t has been discovered that the negro. giving his name as George Banks. who was arrested by them Wed nesday evening at [ o'clock on Union Street behind the Capitol. is Ed staff ford. who broke jail at Clanton and escaped some weeks ago. Stafford wa 6 held at the Cianton jail on the charge of burglary, grand larceny and arson :. Several of the prisoners. working out 2 successful plot, effected their escape, Stafford among them.
 The negro will besreturned to Clam arrive.
 Tho two constables had suspected Stafford from the first, and had arrest ed him after some rather shady action upon his part. lie was lodged In the city prison, and with valuable aid. which Chief Taylor furnished the con- stables in locating the place from which Stafford escaped. the negro was identified with the Clanton escape.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
For a Safe and Profitable Investment

owner left the city and must sell. With little money spent on the houses we believe they can be made to rent for $25.O0 . month.
 For Saie--sl. $50 will buy four-rOom house on whitman Street, renting for yli0o per month. White tenants. ,
 For Rent-Five-room house on Car ter Hill road. has one acre land. barn. stable. etc. Ideal country home; will rent cheap to good tenant
 For Rent-Eight room house on Bur ton Avenue. large lot, stable and every convenience. Will rent for S3o.00 per month. Lot 1O0x250 feet If you are looking for a home. let us show you thIs
 FIRE INSURANCE.-We represent two old line companies and will appre- cIate share of your business. Losses paid promptly and without discount.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
ALABAMA DEPUTIES
 FIGHT WITH NEGROES

Birmingham, Jan. 1s--In a desperate light on Red Mountain late this after noon. between Deputies Fowler and White and . party Of twenty negroes. one of the negroes was killed and an- other badly injured.
 The negroes had been disturbing the negihborhood and when the officers appeared several negroes began 10 shoot.
 The officers returned the Ire. One Of the men got away. but eighteen were landed in the county jail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
FIRST SERIES OF
 FIELD TRIALS ENDS

Grand Junction, Tenn, Jan. te-The first series of the ail-age stake of the United Staets field trials being run here was completed today and the following dogs announced as those which will compete in the second series Monday: Pawn Brakes with King Woolen; Spots Riprap with Danfield; Uncle Jack with Pride of whitestone; Master Piearce with Tonawah. .@
 Six and half braces were run today and with better weather conditions the class of work of the dogs was cores
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
PROHIBITI0NISTS START
 FIGHT IN SOUTH CAROL INA

Columbia. 6. C.. Jan. 16--The fight oe the Prohibitlonists started today in tiIO General Assembly. r Three bills were introduced in both houses. as follows:
 To provide Statewide prohibition: to provide for the closing up and the dis position of the stock of the County Dis pensaFIes in force now. under the local option law; to license liquor drummerS at Ss.00B.
 . Another bill to provide for the enc fprcenent of the law. win be intros dueed. That. the question is about evens ly divided is the general opinion
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
zRKLE & MOORE
 Real Estate. Fire Insurance, Loans q Dexter Ave. Phone 443

For Sale: sseso will sreom house
 
 SsassS City limits tive ines .na only i've boks @ ment CT home Third cash. balance time. - hnan cottage Campbell way to secure . home. buy sey Groom house eu Homhe a. There is bargain in this property. - in the This will sell in at nee % per month and soon paid E Restricted to white pgrchar ought to quick this
 cheap October - - - For Rent Fine excellent location. if to borrow We h if to 8 cent first moFtsage
 against tornAae without
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
BOgle of ProKessiemaIimm Causes Split
 fin the Rmnkn.

BOgle Uf Pr0KessiemaIinm Causes Split
 in the Ranks.
 London, Jan. 16.-The bogie of pro- fessional has caused a split in the ranks of Rugby football players in the United Kingdom, which threatens to end international contests and re- duce Rugby football to the level of the association game.
 The latter is so tainted with thinly disguised professionalism that a num- Der of bona f1de amateur clubs have broken away from the parent football association and have started an anna teur football association.
 The Rugby players, on the oth CT band. have always claimed that abso { 4ute purity has prevailed ip their ranks, but now 1t appears that tho English authoritiest have been sanc- Honing the payment of a small allow isnce to the visiting Australian and New Zealand teams The Scottish Rugby Union has just unearthed the tact of these illicit payments and has refused to play the annual interna- sional cup fixture with England on March 20.
 The English Rugby Association. de- spite it's loud claim of true amateur sportsmanship. has been under sus- picion more than once.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
Afankea nfen Reh Rnnl..

Klamath Falls. Oregon, Jan. 1e.- The Klamath Falls bank at this place was robbed of $3,000 by two mask ed men. who entered the bank this after. noon with drawn revolvers. and com pelled the cashier to pay over the counter all money in sight. Several citizens who were inside the bank were held at bay while the robbers escaped.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
SIGHT TO 4 DaAw.
ly..A ..a ss.s. .. al.T .. Ss~ O

Iyaeh sna Jenes fav Riag as New Or-
 leans.
 New Orleans. La. Jan. 16.--Johnuy Lynch. of Boston and Willie Jones. of Brookiyn, fought ten r0und draw to- night at the Royal Athletic Club.
 From the very first minute the two little fighters stepped into the ring uri- tiI the tenth rap of the gong the light ing was fast and furious Both lads suffered lot of punishment. but neith- CT was able to put tn other down and ont
 Jones and Lynch have met before fighting to q draw in New York last April
 In the preliminary Young JacquIl- lard. of New Orleans scored a knock out on Ktd Mcdonald. of Richmond. Va. and. the seconds of Kid Yangley of New Orleans threw up the sponge In Jack Welsh. another local boys
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
RIVERS AND HARBoRs.

House ComrmIttee Votes AGa1nst a Gem-
 erHI .ApPPoRrfatiOn BilI. Washington Jan.i 16.-The House Committee on Rivers and Harbors to- day voted against a general appropria- .tion bill for rivers and harbors inn provements.
 The committee will report a bill pro viding for carrying on important work already begun for surveys of urgent projects proposed and for any emer- gencies which may arise. This bin probably will not carry to exceed Sl0,- GOO. 900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
meaaxeshall nt AIleevltIe..

F AIIcevIIle, Jam 1eA4 tSpeciaf) ) ( Aliceville Academy and the loeah bssket ball teams met last night, in the it0cat
 hall. resulting in the defeat of the Academy by a score of 13 to g. The feature of the game was the scoring Of Edgar Sanders, who scored all of the points for the school except two credit ed to Eddie Gardner for field goal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
Gesrwla Banlx nebbea.

sandersvilie. Ga. Jan 1s.--The bank : ing house of Louis Cohen was entered last night by robbers and the vault was found this morning with the com bination and fragile parts of the door demolished. As the door could not be opened to-day 1t is not known whether tho burglars secured any booty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
Sporting Addenda

ted the possession of . baseball bat . greatness). and two or three basebalis. but for thess ne elaiuned and received exemption. His income. he stated. ds
 pends on the success of his semi pre-
 fessionaI team, "Anson's Cctts," which. he said. would be in uniform next sea-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
Turf Career of Horse Ends.

Boston, Mass. Jan. 1s--An uniucky slip on the ice and broken leg result ing today, ended the turf career Of My Star, 2:O3 3-4, chestnut horse owned by John and Lotta Crabtree. valued at s2A.- OO0. The horse was the sensation of the turf in 1906. He was a winner at Readville and later defeated Argot Fey at POuRhkeepsiA, .+,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
FOR SALE.

Prohibition has come, Is here. and we are stiii Iivingt the Crokers are all gone or dead, new let's yet busy on an apartment house site we are offering fer aa1e.. Located at the intersection of Montgomery. Goldthyvafte and State streets, with elevation superior to any sther fn she city, light and ventilation
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
TUNNEL IS BORED.
ssutherA Railway Train Schedules

sWUthefA HHfHWMy TFufm Sc6euuFee
 Insproved.
 LynchburR. Va. Jan 16-The two forces in the Southern tunnel here met here tonight at the calculations of the engineers being exact. ai- though the tunnel Is a quarter of a miles in length. and on a slight cruve The work has been under way nearly eighteen months
 The tunnel Is on the main iinecutoff which will cut the time of trains down between Washington and the South by half an hour.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
FOR SALE.

On Heron street near GoIathwnite, two vacant lots and enc story cottage fronting J27 feet by f6O deep. Amspts space to erect three dwellings,, scar in and also on street ear line, makfng thls purposes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
SPARKS RE-ARREsTEn.

BirmlnRham Man Is Accused os
 Murder. Birmingham. Jan. 16--W. c. Sparks who was given c preljmlnary hearing this morning and released. was re-aF- rested tonight on the charge of murder ing E. C. Bush of Chattanooga. The crime was committed in the presence of Mrs. Sparks.
 Mrs Sparks bas caused the arrest oe Robert Triggs and Warren Kennedy for murder, alleging that the men inc cited her husband to commit the deed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
FOR SALE.

Ca north side ef Washingtoa asrees very attractive cottage home which has tuat been placed i'm our hands foR sale. Owner has left city. Purchasers cam secure a geed trade here. Terms part cash. Balance at ( per eent. in- tereat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
neancuner naalke4 Rnll ,Tenm

The basket bali team of the Bessemer Athletic Club passed through the city yesterday en route. to Auburn. The team is composed of the following men: Chester Tubb, manager; Will liam Johnson. captain; Lacy, LAnier, Mcconnell, Houston, Bailey, Donaldson, Bumgardner and Hurd.
 ! Tulane Wins fn Georgia.
 Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 16.-Tulane .UnI- versity turned the tide of defeats 1t has met on it's present trip by defeat Ing the Georgia School of TechnoTogy Basket ball team here tonight go to I6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
arran to wo. to Tnmpa

bRyHn 10 80 t0 A~hMpS'
 Tampa, Fla. Jan 16.-Word was re- ceiyed from William J. Bryan that he has decided he would not attend the inauguration of President Gome1 in Cuba. but instead would extend his visit to Tampa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17

We de more marble and stone work than any tive companies in Alabama. The reason--best facilities and best work. Capital City Marble Works.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
FOR SALE.

Two atery modern residence, eiGhs rooms with bath en eaeh foer erectes so as ean be occupied by tive families. Located In best part of city on paved street.. VIII take other preperty as part payment of the purchase money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
Alnha,nn T,nntmnafern.

Washington, D. /C., Jan. 1s-CSpe- cial. appointed: Belle Sumter. Jefferson County, Marietta Huffman; Paul. Conecuh County, John L. Jones.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
GOOD LUCK.

Follows our Flowers. If you send "her'' c box of our choice Roses, she will know that you are n man of discrlminating taste Try 1t.
 g. B. STERN & co,
 Phone 1901.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
WHEN YOU THINK

Of Flowers think of us. We effer the most beswttful tributes of "leve and respect"for those who have passed Beyond. Alse choice Cat Flowers for other oceaaions.
 s. B. STERN q CO,
 Phone 1901.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
House suminnry.

Washington. D. C.. Jan. 16.-Ar elaborate analysis of the sherman antitrust law. by MT. Jenkins. (Wis eonsin) was the feature of todayss session Of the House of Representa- tives.
 The pension appropriation bill tech, nically was under consideration. but the time was all given over to gener- al debate.
 Other speakers were Mir. Nye tMin' neRota). who entertained the house with an address on law and law mak- ing: MT. Douglas. (Ohio), who ad- vocated autonomy for the Porto Ricansi and MT. Burton, (Delaware), who made a plea for postal savings banks
 At 2:44 p. m, the House adtonrned until Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17

20 Ib. Standard Granuiatea Sugar
 60 with . pound of Court Square
 Coffee 25c. The taste tells, let us dem-
 smstrate the fact with . sample cup. Brock Grocery Co. Pure FoOd Stores.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
Chandler & Douglass
 Real Estate, Insurance and Loans Phone 4ee Office End Floor First Mstoaa Bank sIds
 MONEY TO LEND

on every side, giving it natural sd- vantaGes that are unsurpsssed. If saId during next thirty days we are authorized to make a price that would bc interesting to any fnyester.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
% a @ ~ ~e evm~6 W loan or eahaen hn h hm~mwa ~ " k sell at
 V t k @ n ct ~ " h class want t h sain~amsm .r
 Ivey Realty X Securities Co.,, HS Perry Phop3
 Real Loans Stoks&B Bonds
CONGRESS
senate suunsry

Washington. D. C.. Jan. ls.-The en- tire session of the Senate today was devoted to a memorial service for the late Senator William Pinckney Whyte. of Maryland
 After the adoption of suitable reso- lutions of respect. the Senate at 2:3S D. m adjourned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
Davidson, Holt & Strauss.
 INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Phone IS No. 11S Montgomery St. Phone 92

FOR SALE. dwelling Monroe Street. we'll located large lot modern price $365OOO We'll worth the money FOR SALE. On South desirable and bath bargain in this.
 FOR SALE. On Amanda offer beautiful story residence of rooms bath stable modern most desirable residence Terms easy.
 We who is engaged in frsass paying busi- the only kind the city He has made enough of it and retire. He willing sell good respon- sbe party low price and easy This the chance of lifetime young enterprisng For full particulars 
 MONEY TO LOAN money loan of from $ 900 $500 good city property
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
PHIvET HEDGING.

FNEN MI hNN4DUNRsUs .7l-- California end Am0or River Prfvet Hedging from e3.08 to x5.00 per hssa- hundred, according to sixe.
 $. E3. STERN & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17
FOR SALE

We have just put on the market some ef the most attractive let's fn southern paFt of city, located on corner of South Court ana Fielder Streets, with street ear facilities, southern exposure and good elevation. They are Ideal for homes. Terms' part eash, balance on