Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
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For several minutes Monday
afternoon the home Of Carlton
Miller, No. 200 West Pesehtree,
was threatened with destruction
by fire, believed to have erigi-
mated in a defective hue. The
wind famed a small flame, but
prompt work by the firemen ex-
tinguished it.
LONDON, Nov. t0.-Premier
Asquith this afternoon declared
tervene in Mexico, There never
was and never could be any ques-
tion Of political Intervention by
Great Britain in the affairs of
Mexico" was the Prer1ier's dec
laratIon.
WASHINGTON, Nov. t0.-The
Judiciary Committee decided to-
day to postpone until January it's
hearing Of the case Of Federal
Judge Emory Speer, Of Georgia,
on the charge of official misoon-
duct in office. This action was
taken on sffidavits from Judge
Speer's doctor, saying that he was
in no condition to face trial.
LONDON, Nov. fo.-The policy
that United States will follow in
Mexico II General Husrta per.
sist in retaining the Presidency
sists In retaining the Presidency
Foreign Office in a dispatch re-.
ceiVed from Washington this
evening. II stated that the Amer
lean Government would not REQ
osnize Husrta in any way, but
it's further contents were with
held.
WASHINGTON, Nov. tG.-A
diamond IsvaIiere and q dia-
rnond studded jewel receptacle to
cost about $4,000 to day were Sc
lected as the wedding present of
the House for Miss Jessie Wilson.
The special committee, Of which
James r. Mann, Of Illinois, 10
chairman, made the selection and
gave the order TO q jeN~sIry firm
in New York.
LONDON, Nov. 1o.-With an
cient pomp and ceremony Sir r.
Van Sittart 5owater was to-day
installed as Lord Mayor of Lon
don. After the ceremonies in the
Guild Hall the new Lord Mayor
was driven in state, accompanied
by the Sheriffs, Aldermen and
Councillors Of London, to the law
courts, where the oath was ad-
rinistered by Sir Rufus Isaacs,
the new Lord Chief Justice.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1o.--De-
ciarins he would not yield his
convictions on the currency bill
''to please even the President of
the United States" Senator
Hitchcock, in a speech in the
Senate to-day, denounced eHeeu-
tive interference with the Senate
Banking and Currency Commit
tee. He criticised the efforts to
obtain caucus upon the bill.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. TO-
Governor Emmett O'Neal, Of Ala
hama, day accepted an invita-
ton to attend the celebration
marking the completion of the
100000 lock and dam at HaIes
Bar, Tenn, November 10. Gov
ernor Hooper, of Tennessee, will
be another attendant. Governor
Glynn, of New York, has boen in
vited.
TRINIDAD, COLO, Nov. TO-
For the second time since the oe-
cuPation of the Southern Colo
RADIO coal fields by the national
guard troops were fired upon to-
day by strikers.
SARNlA, ONT, Nov. 1o.-Four
mon wsre killed when a Grand
Trunk passenger train, No. 81,
plunged into locomotive No. 1906,
near this city, this afternoon. The
engineer OF the passenger train
did not see the standing engine
because Of the binding snow
storm.
WASHINGTON, Nov. t0.-The
Federal "hours of service" law,
which provides that trainmen on
interstate trains shall not be COM
PEELED to work more than sixteen
consecutive hours, was held to be
constitutional by the Supreme
Court Of the United States to-day,
VERA CRUZ, Nov. 10.-A COM
mittee Of influential residents of
the State of Yucatan arrived here
to-day on their way to Mexico
Citv to confer with General
Huerta and to urge him to con-
tinue az national Executive in
spite of protests from the United
States.
PORT HURON, MICH, Nov, 10.
No trace has been found OF the
three children lost in last nights
storm. The three are Mabelle
Trumbull, aged IL, another girl
whose name is not known and
Charles Inch, II. They came to
this city from MsrysVilIe to attend
a motion picture show and when
the storm broke made a vain at.
tempt to return home. \ cars
were operating and tho children
started to a relatives homo on
foot and apparently lost I heir
way. Il is supposed they are dead
under snowdrlfts.
NEW YORK. Nov. to.-The
board OF arbitration IN the wage
dispute between the Eastern rail-
roads and their conductors and
essJnqesa viii be Sled this sW@Hiza