Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-29

Jessie Woodrow Wilson, sent a let
ter to the House thanking the NOM
bers for their gift to her Of diamond
pendant. The letter was read in tho
House to-day and received much APP
plause.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2e.-Hib-
bard Barrett, whose parents broke all
speed records from Chicago to this
city to reach his bedside, died o-day
in the Hahnemann hospital. He was
Haverford college. The young man
was the son of William A. Garrett,
Vice President of the Chicago Great
Western railroad. He had been i'll
about ten days with heart trouble.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29-By a vote
Of 20 to "a the Senate to-day con-
firmed the nomination of L. E. Pink
ham, of Massa chusetts, to be Govern
or of Hawaii. A determined fight
against his confirmation was waged
by Senator John Sharp Williams.
WASHINGTON, Nov 2s.--Indca-
tons in State Department circles to-
day pointed to the release shortly of
former President Zelaya Of Nicara-
qua, held by the immigration author
tiles on a charge of surder. knowI-
edge that Zeiaya's death is desired by
the Nicarasuan Government because
the former President has a $3.50, 900
lien on the financial reserves of that
country has come to Solicitor Folk,
OF the State Department. Solicitor
Folk believes Zelsya would be unsafe
in Nicaragua on this account, and will
release him.
DAYTON, OHIO, Nov. 2e.-An ap-
peal was filed in United States Dis
trict Court of Appeals here to- day by
President John n. Patterson and %
other officials of the National Cash
Register Company, Of Dayton. Ohio,
who were convicted last year Of vio-
lations OF the criminal sections Of the
Sherman antitrust law. The convict
ed mon were some Of them sentenced
to terms in the penitentiary, which
were suspended pending appeal. Pat
terson was given year in prison and
$1,000 fine. Soon afterward the Day
ton flood occurred and he became a
national figure by the manner in
which no took charge of the rescue
and relief work. The appeal contains
over a million words, being the most
voluminous ever filed here. A total of
1893 errors are alleged to have been
made In the trial of tho case, and the
appeal is based upon every one Of
them.
FORT WORTH, Nov. 2e.-snow fell
at Prosper and over North Texas and
Southern Oklahoma to day. 1.-Two stock
in the Panhandle is suffering.
IL
Thomas Patterson and Henry Inae-
son, while fishing off the river front
this afternoon, lost control of their
boat as steamer was passing, fell
overheard and were drowned before
help could reach them. The bodies
were not recovered.
eocHuM, GERMANY, Nov. 90
A resolution disapproving the ex-
oesses of tho British militant suf-
frasettes, proposed at tho Congress
of German Woman Suffrage Associa-
ton ot-day, was rejected.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29-The cross
country run for the championship Of
America was won by Sid Leslie, Of
the Long Island Athletic Club, His
time for the six miles was 34:42. Gas
ton Strobina, unstta ohed, was second,
and A. Ross, of Mohawk Athletic Club,
was third.
MEXICO CITY, Nov. PA persist
emit rumor is in circulation this after
noon that President Huerta intends to
yield TO the United States within 49
hours. The rumor spread from long
conference between the American
Charge, O'Shaughnessy, and the Jap
anese Minister TO Mexico. X is be-
Iieved the latter acted for Huerta.
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 2e.-Seven
women who wore captured when the
Zspatists captured TeteeaIa, State of
MoreIos. were lined up and shot be-
cause they had cooked meals for
Federal soldiers. Twtney- three mon
were killed while defending the
town. Word was received to-day of
the destruction OF an American su-
gar mill near Noria, State Of Sns-
Ioa. Fifty nine FederaIs, all voIun-
toers or oonscripts and rebels, were
killed in fighting there.