Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-26
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JACKSON. TENN, Nov. 25.-Dr. r.
NJ. Inflow has rendered his resignation
as president Of Union University, a
Baptist institution Of jackson. he
came to the university from Nash
vile.
MEMPHIS. Nov. 25.-Dr. J NJ
Tracy a specialist, was arrested here
to day charged with using the mails
to defraud in the conduct of his Mem
phis office. His arrest followed an
indictment by the Federal Grand
Jury.
Ell PASo, TEXAS, Nov. 25.-The
Mexica Federals were attacked in
the rear shortly before noon by 1000
troops led by General Urbina, rebel
commander, who came up from the
been expected. Efforts to relieve
General Salazar had to be abandoned
by the Government troops when Ur-
bina hit their center. General Wills
reported to his headqua rters that the
Constitutionalists had been victorious
all along the line at Terra Blanca
and south of Lamesa.
PARIS, Nov. 25.--A now record for
women was established to-day by
Baroness De La Roche at the 6oeme
aerodrome, when she flew 2o3 miles
in her aeropiane.
MAHANQY CITY, PA, Nov. Is
Fire to- day destroyed g dozen bust
ness houses and caused loss of
| 100000. It started from an over
heated furnace.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Nov. 25.-Strik
ing maehinists in the Wabash shops
here returned to work this morning
following their strike yesterday be-
cause Of the employing of non
union machinist. The latter was dis
charged.
HAMMOND, IND, Nov. 25.-Trap-
ped by ambushed enemies, Frank
Hammond, was shot and mortalIy
wounded last night in the business
district here. He is dying at ST.
Margaret's Hospital Russo before
lapsinq into unconsclousness accused
Riackhanders of shooting him. Two
suspects have been arrested, Last
summer Russo was arrested for the
shooting of fruit peddler at Roby,
but was found not guilty by the jury.
Russo has made his children swear
that they will avenqe him.
LAREDO, TEXAS, Nov, Is
Grave fears are felt for the safety
of an entire tranload of refugees
from Monterey, who were last re-
ported as being on their way to the
border. The train, carrying 40 Amer
leans and $50 Mexioans, was due at
midnight, but has not yet been re-
ported as even nearing the border
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Fears
for the safety for the great American
and English oil interests at Tuxpam,
Mexico, were sllayed to-day by the
receipt at the Navy Department Of
! wireless reports from Rear Admiral
| Boush, on the hattleship Louisiana.
! Admiral Boush reported; "All quiet"
NEW LONDON, CONN. Nov. 25
| A three m asted schooner is burning
in Long Island Sound, according to
a wireless dispatch received here ear
| iy to-day from CAPTAIN Pettisrew
Of the steamer Chelsea
ROCHESTER, IND, Nov 90
| Crying hands up" Leslie Furey, an
Swear old boy, fired 22- caliber re
VotVeT at his sISIer Myra TINS morn
ing, the bullet striking her directly
under the nose. He did not know
the gun was loaded. The bullet shat.
tered tire ehiId's Jaw and she fel
unconscious. If blood poisoning doet
net develop she will recover, although
she will be disfigured for life.
| WASHINGTON Nov. 25.-Presi
dent Wilson to day sent to the Sen
ate the names of large group o
diplomatic appointments, among
them Henry F. Tenant, of New
York, to be Secretary Of the lesa
ton and Consul General at Salvador
These nominated to be Secretarie;
Of Legation were W. w, Andrews
of Ohio, at Berne, Switzerland
James G. Bailey, of Kentucky, at Lis
bon, and Willing Spencer, of Penn
| syIvania, at Caracas, Venezuela.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-Mrs. Heller
W. Feou See, daughter of Franz
Ward, millionaire lumber dealer o