Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-15
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WASHINGTON, Dot. 15.-Re-
ports by way of Wall street that
the United States cruiser Tacoma
had been blown up at Vera Cruz,
Mexico, were received, but not
credited at the Navy Department
to-day. The vessels captain re-
ported her arrival at Vera Cruz
yesterday, but no message from
the ship has been received since
then.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 15.-The
Tennessee Railroad Commission
has cited the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad authorities to
appear before it in Nashville o.
tober 27 to show cause why il
should not put on a 21-2-eent
passenger rate in Tennessee.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Aviator
Anthony Janus and a passenger,
J. B. Hall, were seriously hurt this
afternoon while they were Sock
ing some trace Of Arthur j. Jewell,
the aviator who had been miss
ing since Monday. Their machine
caught fire while they were 600
feet in tho air, but Janus guided
the machine down $50 feet. Then
it turned turtle. II fell into
marshy ground.
WHEATON, ILL, Oct. 15.-
Henry Spencer, the "tanno teacher
slayer" refused to accept coun-
sci for his defense when arraicn-
ed before Judge Mazzini Susser,
in criminal court here this after
noon for the murder of Mrs. Mil
dred Allison Rexrost. "a do not
want any lawyers" declared Spen-
GER.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 15.-The
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen, in BIZ
enniaI session here, selected De-
troit this afternoon as the next
meeting place. The election of
officers will take place probably
to- morrow.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-oHieiaIs
of the New York baseball club to-
day testified before the Grand
Jury which is investigating the
scandal that spectators secured
blocks of world series tickets.
President Harry Hampstead, Vice
President Cornelius j. Sullivan
and Secretary John B. Foster also
brought documentary evidence
along with them and declared
they were willing to abide by any
recommendations as to the sale
of tickets In the future the jury
might make.
GLASGOW, Oct. 15.-Womsn
pelted the presiding magistrate
with rotten fruit to day whom two
suffragettes, Mrs. Smith and Miss
Morrison, were sentenced to eight
months imprisonment for at
tempted arson. Their sympa-
thizers sang the MarseiIlaise while
many arrests were being made.
WASHINGTON, Oct 15.-The
absentee list in tho House was
augmented to-day when less than
$50 members answered to their
names. The House adjourned un-
til noon tomorrow, but no fur
Their attempts will be made to OBJ
tain a quorum for some time.
BALTIMORE, ND, Oct. 15.-It
was learned tod az that Henry
Clay Prick gave SIP ,000,0 COO to his
con, Childs Prick, who was mar
ried to Miss Frances Shoemaker
Dixon, of this city, yesterday. I'M
mediately after the ceremony he
passed an envelope to the bride
containing, it is said, check for
$4,000, COO.
ALBANY, N. y, Oct. 15.-The
hiqh court of impeachment, in the
trial of Governor William Sulzer,
this afternoon decided that a-ti-
ole 4 Of tho impeachment was
broad enough to cover the testi-
mony given by Henry Morqenthau
and Duncan w. Peck. On that
ground the court refused to amend
the articles of impeachment.
DRESDEN, Oct. 15.-The police
to-day nipped in the bud a plot to
assassinate the King Of Saxony
and Grand Duke Cyril of Russia.
A man supposed to be German
had engaged a room next to the
suite in the hotel where the royal
party was expected to-day. The
police, becoming suspicious,
searched the man and found him
walking arsenal, bringing to
liqht several revoIvers and dag
gers.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-Dan-
iel Remington, 20 years old, tried
to see President Wilson to-day,
SAYING that the latter had $1,000
600 Of his money locked up in his
desk. Remington, who says he is
from South Dakota, was arrested
by the White House police and
sent to the Washington Asylum
Hospital.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, Oct.
15.-Whle en- route across Amer
lean territory from Piedras Ne
oras TO Nuevo Laredo, Joaquin
Mass, Mexican Federal general,
was arrested here to-day by Unit
ed States authorities. Mass was
ridinq in a special train whom he
was apprehended by the authori-
tea.