Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-28

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Marietta street, was fined $25.75
each on charges Of disorderly con-
duct and resisting an officer by
Judge BroyIes Tuesday afternoon.
According to Detective w. C. Pat
rick, who arrested the woman,
Mrs. Downs became rampageous
Monday night when he entered
the shop to question a small boy
accused of stealing. Il was stated
that she slapped her husband,
swore at the detective and finally
drew an old revolver and threat
ened both.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-Rep-
resentative Heating, Of CoIarod,
to-day denounced the Colorado
mine owners for bringing what he
termed thug detectives OF the
worst type" into tho coal mine
strike in Colorado. He asserted
that the calling out Of the State
miI',ia was a warning that the
mine owners would resort to OK
trene measures to crush the
strikers.
kANCAS CITY, Oct. o.
Heavy SHOWS are general over
Kansas and parts of Nebraska
and Iowa to-day. High north
winds, with rapidly lowering tom
peratures are accompanying the
snow. The temperatures were
generally high over Kansas whom
rain started last night. More
than an inch is reported at Hois-
ington, Dodge City and SaIins.
Lincoln, Nebr., reported the first
snow of the year, as did Sioux
City, Iowa, with an inch on tho
ground and still falling. II be-
gan showing in Kansas City at
noon.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. o.
George r. Coleman, a mining en-
slneer Of Kansas City, Mo-, com
nnitted suicide in a private room
at the branch of the American
Stomach Hospital to-day by
shooting himself In the mouth. Mr..
Coleman, who was 62 years Of
age. had undergone two opera
ti6ns for cancer Of the throat,
and most of his jawbons had
been removed. II is believed that
tho fear of his disfigured face
Preyed upon his mind.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-Rep-
resentatlVe Hobson, Of Alsbama,
introduced a resolution in tho
House to-day providing for an
smendenntn to the Constitution to
make it possible to pass national
laws to prevent the sale, impor-
tation, manufacture and expor-
tation Of alcoholic liquors in the
United States. Representative
Gillette, Of Massachusetts,, intro
duced a resolution to amend the
Constitution so as to give the
Federal Government power to
suppress polysamy in the Unit
ed States This now is a func-
ton of the State.
FRANKFORT, KY, Oct. 2s.-
The Court of Appeals to day de-
oided against the 1900 Western
Kentucky GOAL miners who sued
Illinois Central Railroad for dam
ages, claiming that they were laid
off from work because tho rail-
road would not furnish enough
cars to handle the output of the
mines.
AGRAM, HUNGARY, Oct. 20.
A Russian spy named Jan koop-
koet was to-day sentenced to
death after having been convicted
OF espionage upon the special mill
tary works Of both Austria and
Hungary.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.--lmpas-
sively reiteratins his confession
Of the murder and dismemberment
of Anna Aumuller, Hans Schmidt
on the stand before Federal Judge
Hooker to-day absolved Or. Ernst
Muret, the dentist, now on trial
for counterfeitine, from all COM
plcity in the counterfeiting plant
in an uptown flat. He took the
entire blame on his own shoulders.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2s.-Consterna-
ton reigned in tho ranks of Chi
90 bankers to-day, following the
receipt of a telegram from tho
Secretary Of the Treasury at
Washington, indicating that tho
regulations issued Sunday to gov
ORR tho collection of the Federal
income tax to begin next Satur-
day we're to be suspended. This
left the bankers without any au-
thoritative instructions interpret
ing the operation of the income
tax law, which bankers and law
yers alike declare to be worry COM
plicated.
PLYMOUTH, MASS, Oct. o.
Mrs. Jennie May Eaton, on trial
accused Of poisoning her husband,
Admiral Eaton, by arsenic poison
ing, may know her fate either to-
morrow night or Thursday. Tho
taking Of testimony was conclud-
ed this afternoon and court ad-
journed until tomorrow, when
the lawyers will sum up.
NEW YORK, Oct. GA wife's
oablearam to-day prevented tho
entry of &. Elftherion, a rich
Crock merchant OF Paris and a
fair young companion named Hell
ena Souri,, who posed as her COM
panion's wife, whom they arrived
upon tho liner kron Princess in
Ceoelie. The couple finally ad-
mltted they were not married and
that they had come for a good
time" They were sent to Ellis