Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14

no case OF 1enrY spencer,
charged with tho murder Of Mira.
Mildred Allison Rexroat, was
sent to the jury at ASS p. m. It
Is predicted that Spencer will
know his fate late tonight.
WASHINGTON, Nov. a.
President Wilson held a Cabinet
meeting to-day. He discussed
Mexican affairs with Secretary
Bryan, colonial administration in
Porto Rico and the Philippines
with Secretary Garrison, and a
proposed investigation into the
tiles with Secretary Redfield. No
statement was made relative to
the Mexican situation.
EkATARINoSLAV, RUSSIA,
Nov. 14.-Eisht armed robbers
hold up fast express train near
this city to-day, took $500 from
the express car, robbed many pas
ssneers and escaped.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. a.
Judge AIdrieh to-day announced
that he would holo the hearing
on tho Harry X. Thaw case in
Concord Tuesday morning. The
hearing will be on W. T. Jerore's
motion to dismiss the petition for
a hebas corpus writ, and also to
take up any new action in regard
to the Thaw case which may
properly come before the Federal
Court.
WASHINGTON, Nov. a.
Quoting the Bible and many legal
works, as we'll as former Presi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt, in ia
vor of corporal punishment for
criminal offenders, Representa-
tive Brockson, of Delaware, " the
House TO- day defended Della
wares whipping post.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Betting
in Wall Street to-day on the
Yale Princeton game tomorrow
at New Haven found the Tigers
still a strong faVorite at odds OF
10 to 7. Some betting was report
ed on the curb at 2 to /, but few
Princeton men were willing to
Give much odds. Dartmouth was
a favorite over the Indians in to-
norrow's game at the Polo
grounds. but very little money
was up.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, Nov. IA.
Fifteen Burns detectives from
g.
on election day were fined IS
each on a charge Of vagraney.
An appeal WAS taken. 7. Q do
tectiVes were here for election
day work, and Sheriffs deputies
arrested them on orders from
the Prosecuting Attorney, who
was chairman OF the Democratic
city committee.
NEWCASTLE, ENG, Nov. II.
John Redmond. the famous home
rule leader, was attacked by a
suff rarette while travelling here
from London to day to address a
political meeting. He was struck
several times in the face. tho
woman using her handbag as q
weapon, before the train guards
overpowered his assailant.
FAuLKToN, S. D., Nov. A.
The Security Bank Of this place
was closed by the State Banking
Cepartn. mt and Deputy Exam
liner V. n. Masters ef Pierre.
placed in charge. The bank had
? reserve Furd of 20 oer cent on
hard. according TO officers Of tho
FahLins Department.
eEATTLE, Nav. 14.--Prcsident
Corners en6eevored to-day to
nut the American Federation of
The aoed chief executive Of the
organization introduced rcso lu-
ton his afternoon concemninn
the destructive practice Of wsr-
fare, recommend ing that the
American Federation % labor OK
press is a-rr~ci7 tion Of the pro-
posaI Of tho Pri+ish Government
for International neace and urg-
ina or the isNo- e'er"er+ of Ger
MANY end me Gernnsn Govern
rrert IT'S favorable consideration
and action.
sT. LOUIS, Nov. t4.--ChieF of
ooiioe YoUno +o-dav issued orrsrs
Fo~ the CLOSING Of the s-crsuated
district in 50. louis known as
"eccaine hot'o~s" The inmates
viii he persy iIt.d - no - enn+h~r
seorsusted district II they can
find homes there. Chief Nouna
said they would hsVe no chance
TO eoattsr thoruch the citV, IS the
rolico have a card index Of every
inmate.
RlNGEAMTON ~ v. Nov ID.
A fire which did $40 200 damage
broke out in tho Thompson Soc
oiRity House this afternoon and
soresd throudh the business sec
ton, DESTROYING three blocks and
damaging two more before Il was
under control Three Firemen
were hurt. No lives were lost,
but 200 employees had narrow es-
oapes.
BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS. Nov.
14.-S>Ven thousand rebels to-
day attacked Victoria, the largest
city OF TamsuIipas, and a battle
is raging Just outside the town.
General Jssus carranEs left here