Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04

SHe passenger was kllloos TWO Ia
tally and ten others seriously in
jured to day when tho Canadian
Pacific Express, bound for To-
ronto, was wrecked near here.
CoRNELIA, Nov. 3.-Judse
Emory Speer continues to i'm
prove at his summer home at
Mount Airy.
LONDON, Nov. ga divorce
to-day was granted to Cecil
Henry Hames, on statutory
grounds, from Emily Eliza Hames,
to whom he was married in Pitts
burg, Pa, in 1907. II was stated
at the divorce hearing that Mrs.
f1anes eloped to California with
Norman McCutcheon, Of Califor-
mia, whom she met in England,
and that they went through a
marriage ceremony later in Cali
fornia.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-W. w. Nc
Laughiin, Jr., son of the former
police inspector who is charged
with having loaned to Edward (.
Mccall $21 600 with which Mccall,
according to John A. Hennessy,
made his campaign for the Su-
preme bench in 1902, was the first
witness before Chief Magistrate
McAdoo this afternoon at the re-
sumption Of the John Doe inquiry.
He repeated his statement that he
had heard his father and mother
discuss the Mccall loan.
VIENNA, Nov. 3.--Announce-
mont was made here o-day that
Prince William Of Who'd, to whom
the throne of the new monarchy
of Albania was recently offered,
has accepted.
LITTLE ROCK, Nov. 3.--ln re-
fusing a rehearins to the liquor
interests to-day, the Supreme
Court took away the last chance
of the saloons of Arkansas to re-
main open legally after December
81. A test case was decided
against the saloons by the SUI
preme Court October 10, on an
appeal from the Pulaski County
Circuit Court.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Sit was
definitely asoertsined at the Treas
ury Department to-day that all
persons having an income of ST.
500 a year must make declaration
to tho internal revenue collectors
and are subject TO the income tax.
MADRID, Nov. 3.-Captain San
chez, of the Spanish Army, who
was sentenced to death by court
martial for the murder of Senior
Jalon, a wealthy land owner in
September, after dispute over
cards, was executed to day on the
military parade grounds by
squad of soldiers.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.--Con-
missioner General of immigration
Caminetti day instructed i'm
migration officials that the law
prohibiting admission of immi-
grants afflicted with hookworn
must be rigidIy enforced. Can't
netti said: al want to serve no
tice on the whole world TO day
that hookworm victims will not
be permitted to enter the United
States
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.--FoI-
LOWING the receipt of advices that
Americans in Southern China are
in danger of their lives because
of an uprising in Honan, Secre-
tary Bryan to day demanded that
the Chinese Government protect
foreigners there and suppress
brieandaee.
BUCHAREST, ROUMANlA,
Nov. 3.-The Moreni petroleum
district is being swept by dew
astating fire which, within the
last I'd hours hours, has done
100000 damages Word from
the scene of the fire this after
noon stated that rs oil wells were
blazing and that the workmen
were unable to check the flames.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-sen-
ator Ashurst to-day introduced
a bill prohibiting the Importation
or shi pment in interstate COM
merce of bichloride of mercury
except in cubical tablets colored
green in order to distinguish
them from all other poisonous or
medical preparations. A fine of
$500 for violation of the act is
provided.
ASBURY PARK, N. j., Nov. 8.
At the afternoon session Of the
National w. C. T. u, Mrs. Pritch-
ard charged that the Utah exhibit
at the Alaska Yukon Exposition
at Seattle, in 1909, was paid for
by the Government as a favor to
the Mormon Church. This, said
Mrs. Pritchard, was the first in
stance on record where a church
organization had been so favored"
The convention voted unanimous
ly in favor Of sending protest
to Congress against any discrim-
iration in favor of the Mormon
Church at the Panama Exposition