Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
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MEXICO cirAr sNox. 12sIAFve
Federal officers and nine soldiers
at Musiquiz, in the state of Con.
huiia, have been klilAd b. rebels.
The mon fought until their An.
,munition was exhausted, then
they were oAerpo>~srs0. Eheir
bodies were riddisd ykh Bullets.
The rebels were driven off tyy re-
Inducements of FeAeratAroops.
GRAND bEAh, ONT. Nov. IA.
Fty two lives were lost in tho
fosnoering Of tho steamers James
Carruthere and Charles S.
Price. Each boat carried rs per-
sons, all of whom were lost.
Wreckage washed ashore and
bodies found on the coast near
here o-dey prove beyond doubt
that tho two boats have broken
up. A life raft and wreokaee
bearing the name Of the steamer
Argus were also found near Code
rich this afternoon, indicating tho
foundering Of still another vessel.
CIRCLE CITY, ALASKA, Nov.
12.-rhs whaling schooner EIvira
has been lost in the Arctic, 40
oordins TO word brought hesc to.
Gay BY William Mose, sailor on
the schooner Polar Bear, which is
yinterina in the northern Joe
fields. Mogg Travelled overland
through snow and ice for $50
miles. He had no news Of Stef.
ansson's exploring ship, the kar.
TUX. He reported six ships were
Joe bound along the Alaskan
coast.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. f2.--Tfae
convention Of tho United Dauoh.
tiers Of the Confederaey to-day
was requested to DISCOURAGE any
movement to obtain pensions for
Confederate Veterans. The re-
quest was made by Mrs. Alexan.
der White, presidept general Of
the organization, who said In her
annual report that the great ma
jorlty Of veterans world not &C.
cept these pensions. She declared
that many Of the veterans were
needy and some might be tempt
cd, but urged her hearers to save
them and the South from the hu-
initiation.
WARRINGTON, Nov. a.
The Senate Democratic confer
eAcs, after a session of an hour
and fifteen minutes this after
noon adjourned sub leet to the call
Of fine chairman without taking
action on the currency bill. Chair,
man Owen, Of the -6ankins and
Currency bill asked the committee
to give him rtore time. Several
Senators suegestes tho advisable.
Ky Of Congress- adjoluwips, oA~-
ing to the generally aceepted c6n-
cIusion that currency legislation
is impossible at the present ses-
sion.
INDIANAPOLIS, New. 12.-Ar-
tioIes Of incorporation @sre filed
with the Secretary of State b day
BY the indianapolis Federal
League baseball club with sapi-
tai sAsek of 5000, 900. Tho direc-
tors are J. ed Kreuz, John A.
George, L. 3. Milllkan, Brandt
Downsy and J. A. Ross.
MOBILE, ALA. Nov. 12.-Caro-
IItse eIasknan, tire 17-year- oId
qir1 who on June "a Iset killed her
4-year. stepbrSther, Henry
Alien, by cutting off his head wild,
a butcher knife and throwing il
into the bushes ne ar their homo in
this county, was adIudped insane
by a jury in tho City Court here
to-day.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill, Nov.
12.-WiIliam c. Blair, Of Mosnt
Vernon, IT,, former member Of
the Illinois Legislature, who fig.
ured in the Jackpot legislature
investigation, was to-day found
not guilty Of boot Logging by a
hry in the United States DIS
tnist Court. Blair was charged in
an Indictment with dlspoSing OF
Iiauor In HE law office at Mount
Vernon. The testimony showed
that Il had been given 10 him by
did not dIspenssit.
CONCORD, ". H. Nov. n"-
Counsel for Harry K. Ihaw adj
United to day that they were die.
turbed by the action OF Bernard
[. Jacobs, w. T. Jerome's repre-
sentative in New Hampshire, In
filing a motion in the Fedsral
Court 90 have tho ThaW petition
for witt nf haheas c0rDus dis
missed.