Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-25
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merchants and others to increase the
cost of the necessaries of life.
DOUGLAS. ARIZ., Nov. 24.-Three
troopers of the Ninth United States
CavaSry were held in $4,000 bail to-
day on the charge of stealing Gov
eminent supplies and smuggling then,
to rebels across the border. Two
Mexican gun runners were also held
Federal troops have invested the
mining town of Sauhauripa in So
nora and heavy fighting is going on
there.
NEWPORT, r. L., Nov. 24.-The
torpedo practice ship Vesuvious,
which served as dynamite ship In
the Spanish American war, was
rammed by a submarine while the
two we're changing berths in the har-
Dor here to-day. Separate work with
the pumps saved the Vesuvius from
sinking.
NEWPORT, r. l., Nov. 24.-Alfred
G. Vanderbilt and his sister in law,
Mrs. Reginald C. VandeEbilt, were
shaken up when their automobile col =
man. Or. Shermsn's car was wrecked.
CoNSTANTlNoPLE, Nov a.
Sultan ratified the Turco- Greek
treaty Of peace to-day.
HENDON, ENGLAND, Nov. a.
Aviator lie Temple, an Englshman,
flying in monoplane, Iooped the loop
five times here to day, thrilling spec
tators at the aerodrone.
LONDON, Nov. 24.-Four East End
jewellers who have been on trial
charged with the theft of a $75o,0o0
necklace from the mails between
Paris and this city in July were
found guilty to-day and sentenced as
follows: Silverman, five years; Gut
writ, eighteen months; Lockett and
Grizzard, seven years each.
LONDON, Nov. 24.-John Elliott.
an American millionaire, who was
East Grinstead last Thursday, to day
offered $4,000 bail for his release
from jail, but il was refused. Elliott
will be arraigned Wednesday.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-sy the
personal order Of Secretary Of the
Navy Daniels, Rear Admiral FIetch-
err, commanding the American squad
ron in Mexican waters, started for
Tuxpam. Mexico, to day on board the
battleship Louisiana. Secretary DAN
iaIs directed Admiral Fletcher to
make the trip to obtain personal and
direct information from Tuxpam,
where the American oil interests are
reported to be threatened by rebels.
The Secretary said that there is no
present intention OF landing marines
at Tuxpam.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-Chevs-
from the Netherlands, was presented
today to President Wilson by Seere-
tary Bryan.
LONDON. Nov. PA telegram to
the Exchange Telegraph Company
from Berlin stated that 10000 Rus.
sian political prisoners have been
executed since 1895. A petition is
being circulated throughout Ger
many and will subsequently be cir
cuIsted throughout the rest Of Eu-
rope protesting against the exile and
torture of political prisoners in Rus
STA.
RICH HILL, MO-, Nov. 24.-Sam
Queen, Constable, was shot and
probably fatally wounded and pris-
oner the Constable was taking to the
county jail at Butler, Mo-, was lber-
who boardde the smoking car Of a
Missouri Pacific passenger train here
and fired two shots at the officer.
The prisoner. still handcuffed, and
his rescuer escaped into the country
north of Rich Hill.
ROME, Nov. 24.-Twenty members
OF the crew of the United States bat
tleship Arkansas were received in
audience at the Vatican day and
blessed by the Pope.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 24.-Presi-
dent Wilson day received re-
narka able tapestry with his own like
ness woven in it from Mansour ka-
ram, a Syrian Of Buffalo, N. Y. The
tapestry represents six months work
and the likeness of the President is
remarkably we'll done.
PARIS. Nov. 24.-An eight hour
work day bill designed to end the
Lens. was unanimously passed by the
Chamber of Deputies, together with
a bill making overtime work optional
with the workmen.
SAUlTE STE. MARIE, Nov. a.
Wireless messages received here to =
day from lake boats reported that a
heavy northwest gale with snow was
blowing on Lake SUPERIOR. The Al
berta and the HuronIo reported that,
with so other vessels, they were
shelterine in Whitefish Bay.
BERLIN. Nov. 24.-Six men were
killed and two fatally hurt when a
train ran into party of workmer
Just outside this city to day.
Safe Is Blown, but
No Money Is Found