Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-09
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Edward Mckinney, IS years
old, an employee of the Atlanta
Casket Company, living at No.
S11 Marietta street, was injured
late Thursday afternoon when a
timber containing a large knot
was catapulted from a circular
saw, striking him in the pit of the
stomach, inflictine a deep cash
and causing partial paralysis. He
was removed to Grady Hospital,
where attending physicians de-
clared his condition serious.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 9.-Henry
Brooks, strike breaking conduc-
tor of the Augusta and Aiken
Railway Electric Corporation,
who, with the motorman, was
shot on October 9, 1912, died at a
hospital here to-day, where he
had been confined exactly one
year with parslyzed spinal COL
umn. The motorman, Frank
Kelley, died the night he was
shot. The murderers have never
been apprehended.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Daniel
n. Tolman, the "loan shark
king" was convicted o-day in
the Court of Special Session of
usury and sentenced TO six
months in the penitentiary. Toll
man was denounced by Justice
ZoIler. His counsel will appeal.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. g.
Charlemagne Tower, former Ann
bassador to Germany, is made
defendant in suit filed to day by
Mrs. Georgianna Tower asking
damages for alleged alienation Of
affections of CharIemasne Tower,
Jr., the 26-year- son of the
former diplomat. The suit comes
as climax TO repeated reports
that young Tcwcr had married
while student at Yale. The suit
was filed in Court of Common
Pleas Ne. by Harry D. West
colt, counsel for the younger Mrs.
Tower, who is living quietly with
her mother, Mrs. George A. Bur-
dick in this city.
NEW YORK, Oct. e.-The
House of Deputies at the Episco-
pal convention this afternoon
passed. an amendment to the
constitution making the presid-
ing bishop of the church elective
instead of by seniority.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, Oct.
Civilian F. Asmann, of ST.
Louis, will start tonight on a
balloon trip in an effort to win
the Lahm trophy. He must sail
more than 1,175 miles to accom-
plish this.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. g.
Uhlan, the famous trotter, made
a mile, hitched to a runner, in
1854 1-2 this afternoon in a race
against time.
WASHINGTON, Oct. e.-Pres-
ident Wilson tomorrow will
press a button which will blow
up the Gambia dixie separating
CuIebra cut from Gatun Lake.
This will remove the last OBJ
struction in the Panama Canal
project.
LONDON, Oct e.-George
Duncan to-day won the profess
sionaI golf championship of Eng
land and a $4,000 prize, defeating
James Braid.
- WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-com-
missioner General of lmmigra-
ton Caminetti to-day ordered the
deportation of several thousand
Mexican noncombatant aliens
who fled from Piedras Negras,
Mexico. "The United States is
under no moral or legal obIiga-
ton to furnish asylum to nom
combatant aliens who enter this
country" said Caminetti.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-R. S.
Lovett, chairman of the Union
Pacific Railroad, said to-day that
the directors had abandoned,
Temporarily, at least, the idea of
declaring an extra dividend from
the proceeds of the sale of South
ern Pacific stock. Wall Street had
expected a cash dividend of from
10 to so per cent or more, with
the distribution of some of Union
Pacific's investment stock.
ADMISSION, ALA, Oct. o.
The Rev. John D. Wing, rector of
the Church of the incarnation, at
Atlanta, has accepted the call to
the Grace Episcopal Church here
and will preach his initial sermon
on the first Sunday in November.