Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-25

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believes it was taken on the train be-
tween Montgomery and Columbus. Ga.
He was travelling incognito.
ERIE. PA, Nov. 24.-Tuas to day
succeeded in floating the Columbus
caravei Santa Maria, which was driv'
en- on a bar during the severe hurr' .
cane of two weeks ago. The caravel,
which is bound from Chicago to San
Francisco, is said to be badly dam
aged.
SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. 24.-The
national convention of the Building
Trades Department Of the American
Federation of Labor opened to-day.
President Samuel Gompers and Sec
ond Vice President James O'Conneil,
OF the Federation, delivered fraternal
addresses of welcome. Mayor G. F.
CotteriI and Congressman Frank
Buchanan. of Illinois, spoke.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 24.-Mrs.
William r. Rosensthl, wife of a team
ster, committed suicide early to day
by subnaereing her head in a tub OF
water during the absence Of her hus-
band. Dependency is the cause as
signed for the act.
DECATUR, ILL, Nov. 24.-Two
hundred and fifty machinists and
helpers in the Wabash Railroad 10
connective shops walked out this
morning because the officers refused
to discharge a non-union nachinists.
The shopmen remaining issued an
ultimatun giving the officials until 3
o'clock this afternoon to dismiss the
non union man.
Should the railroad officials stand
firm it is expected that some 800 or
600 men will 90 out Tuesday morn
ing. Superintendent CANADIAN de-
clares he will not give In.
PRETORIA, Nov 24.-Three ma q.
tives were killed and % wounded
to day in a riot at the Premier mine.
OF the $4,000 natives employed there,
5000 Joined the rioters who looted
stores and attacked the natives OF
another compound. The police fired
two volleys before they dispersed the
negroes.
SAN DIEGO, CHILE, Nov. "a
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and the
members of his party attended serV-
ice at the Anglican Church Sunday.
Two thousand Chilean boy scouts
also formed part OF the congregation.
The American guests we're present
at the races in the afternoon and at
a dinner at the Government palace
at night. The party to day went on
a sightseeing trip around the city
and will attend great ball given by
the Minister OF Foreign Affairs to-
night,
NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Genersl
eramweli Booth, commander of the
Salvation Army, and General Bal
linper Booth. commander of the Vol
unteers Of America, were reconciled
this afternoon. after an estranee-
ment lasting nearly eighteen years.
They met as guests Of the Rev. Al
den L. Bennett at the Alpha Delta
Phi clubhouse and later there was a
private meeting between the two
brothers. The interview was solely
about family affairs and thers is no
possibility that the two organizations
will ever merge.
BIRMINGHAM. ENGLAND. Nov.
24.-Eliza Forbes. Robertson, suffra-
gette sister of the famous actor, was
sentenced to jail for fourteen days
for smashing windows to day. She
declared a hunger strike.
SCHENECTADY. N. ", Nov. a.
All danger of a strike of 1900 en-
ployees of the General Electric Com
pany passed daV when the COM
pany agreed to reinstate the union
leaders who had been discharged.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 24.-Five
hundred girl employees of an under
wear factory in New York City will
present to Miss Jessie Wilson at the
White House tonight hand made
petticoat embroidered in white with
-. w. S." An American eagle is
another of the decorative features.
Each Of the 500 girls in the factory
is said to have had part in the
making of the garment. Miss Will
son has been interested in the wei
fare of the working girls and this
gift is mark OF pprecIa alton of her
interest.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 24.-cas-
sius c. Hadley. So former Judge Of
the Indiana Appellate Court, died at
his home here to- day. He had
served as president OF the CONNER
cial Club of indianapolis and was
prominent in civic affairs.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS, Nov. 24.-in
luries s"ffe~ed Saturday BY Tack"
Hardwick, the great Harvard rioht
end, so puzzled doctors to day that
they decided to submit him to an
N-raY examination. They declared
that without test they would be un
able to determine whether Aardwic<
was suffering from a broken collar
bone, broken rib or merely severe
muscle bruises.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Nov "a
The Clyde liner lenape was run
aground to day at the south Of the
ST. Johns River to avoid collision
NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Dudley
Field Malone, son-in-law Of United
States Senator o'Gorman, to day was
sworn in as Collector of the Port OF
New York. He declared he would
conduct his office as mS~-ed out BY
his predecessor, Mayor elect Mitchell,
and would continue his fight for
cleaner politics.
HAMBURG. Nov. 24.-The North
German Lloyd liner Columbus. of 49,
900 tons, will be launched December
II. She will engage in American
trade.
/ LONDON Nov Naturalization