Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Act-
Ing COMMISSIONS of Immigration
+Larned to-day instructed Now
York immigration officials to in
yestieets the presence in New
York of Jose Santos Esaya, for
... msr PRESIDENT OF Nicaragua, wi1b
landed under a fictitious name.
BEAVER, PA, Nov. 12.-Three
masked men broke into the resi-
denoe of Philip stakeley, West
srdgewatsE, last night and after
binding his hands behind his back
and tying him to a chair. burned
his feet until no disclosed tie hid
ing place Of his money, They then
beat him and left. Stakeley f;naf.
ly freed himself and notified
Chief Of Police Baker, who. Win
a posse, tracked the robbers TO
FaIlstone, a small suburb. A. the
posse came within sight of the
three men, the robbers opened a
revolver battle with the officers,
Fifty shots were fired before the
officers finally succeeded in Gao.
turing two Of the men.
MANCHESTER, N. II. Nov.
12.-The National GRANGE. Pa.
irons of Husbandry, opened its
annual convention to day with
Grand Master oliver Wilson, of
Illinois, delivering his address.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Ths
sum Of $s1,246 was to-day added
to the fund being collected for the
$4,000, 900 buildings of the YOUNG
Women's and Young Mems Chris.
tian Associations. The total col.
leeted to date is s2,1oS,71s.
DECATUR, ILL, Nov. 1a-Ths
Board Of Foreign Missions Of tho
Methodist Episcopal Church
world wide conference here to-
DAY decided on Boston for the
1878 eonventisn city. The Freed
mans Society and the Board of
Rome Missions will meet at the
same time. Foreign nnissio
funds were appropriated "a fol-
lows for the coming year: East
ern Africa, s26s,s62; Southern
Asia, $242,3s2j Africa, $5o,26s;
South America, 100000; Europe,
KANSAS CITY, MO-, Nov. 1o,-
Matthew Johnston, an aged Baptist
preacher, to- day is in a critical
condition at his home near here
az tho result Of being roughly han
died by three men who HE'D Him
to tree, saturated his clothing
win alcohol and forced farHe
quaatittes of liquor down his
throat. The preaehF had time
and again condemned the sale of
liquor. The assailantS escaped.
WASHINGTON, NV. 1a-De-
tails % a terrlbls. typho9r which
sweat over the le(and of Guam
MoHday RIA ched the Navy Depart
n1s1t to day. The Golfer A fax MAS
driven ashore avd badly dam
aged. Native houses were de-
sfro,ed and many natives killed.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Prinoe
Alexis karaseoresvitsh, exIled
claimant to the throne Of SerVia,
sgAnAho fought in the ranks Of the
Servians az an enlisted man in
tho war with tho Turks. arrived
here to day on tour Of America.
He was accompanied by Princess
karas6orqevitch, formerly Mrs.
hussr Frstt, Of Cleveland and
Chicago. Prince Alexis is a cousin
Of King Peter Of Servis ard as
serted that he WAS entitled to the
throne instead n his cousin.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Fep-
resontatiNe MoKeilar, Of Tennss-
see, to day introduced bill max
ing Il a crime for persons to keep
In storage for more than 90 days
besf, hams and other neat prod
ucts, poultry, eggs and fish. The
author Of the bill says 1t will help
reduce the cost of living.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. a.
University of Pennsylvania foot
bali team this afternoon left this
/ city for Ann Arbor for the ANNUAL
= contest with the University Of
Mich en-, which will be staged
SATURDAY. About 5000 students
gathered in tho trainshed at tho
Reading Terminal and gave tho
team a rousine send- of. Every
member Of the squad is in first
class condition.
CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-The fate
of Attorney Daniel Donaheo and
Private Detective Isaac Etiefei
was placed in the hands of the
q jury which heard tho evidence in
the sensational Funk conspiracy
case this afternoon. Judge Hugo
Pam read his instructions to the
jurors and the mon retired to de-
liberate on the evidence.