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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19
Mazanillo atacado por la noche.
Washington, D. "A, z. IA.


FL ataque al Puerto de Man
zanill0 efectuado la uochc 7 DE-
Agosto, fu6, seg1n informcs del
Almirante Howord, una de las
mas grandcs batallas ocurridas
en- la costa Oeste de Mexico. Las
fucr2as Constitucionalistas, inc}u-
yendo entire elias un Regimicnto
compucsto dc 800 indios yaquis,
bajo las 6rdencs del Coronel Men
doza, cr,izaron un campo minado
y sembrado de alambres con piias
De uno dc los destacamentos
dc 200 hombrcs, solo sobrcviviero
vcintidos.
Las tropas de Sinaloa dcscm-
barcarOn en- canoas, bajo I'm fuc-
go uutrid0.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19
En- pagO de su jOrna| reCibe CinCO tiroS

De Grocsbcck. nos comunican
que I'm mcxicauo de nomhrc Vi
daI Garz8, que trahajabn ron
Albert Greens, cinco millas Al
Sur de Gr0esbcck, nj cxigirlc 81
paRo dc 81 iornal, rccibi6 on cam
bio 5 tir0a dc revolver.
Otras ocasioncs y en- cstas mis-
mas coiunnnns, hcm0s dndo cucn-
ia del 1ratamicnto que SO les dh
por los nogreros, 4 los mcxica.
nos, quicncs on pago dc IN ira
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19
LA GUERRA EUROPEA
Las tropaS FTanCeSas Capturan miles
de priSiOnerOS-E| Jap6n envIa un
u|Hmatum q A|emania.

"Una secci6n entera y no una
division de las tropas Alchmas
division de las tropas Alcmanas
Sc rindi6 con toda su artiileria'
La version de Hague anadc :Du.
rante el curse de las operaciones,
I'M numero de espfas fueron iuz-
gados marcialmcntc y fusilados.
incluycndo al Mayor dc Ia Ciudad
Administrator dc Correos de
Ia Baja Alsacia
Los Bolgas, en- cl combatc ha-
bido al rcdcdor dc Licgc, captu-
aaron mas dc 1000 "lcmancs.
En- var!os puntos d" In frontc-
Va Frantcsa, las tropaS dc csta
po'cncia. han hrcl.O mas dr mil
quinientos prisiGncroS.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19
Het-ido en- riia.

John Napier, dc q aiios de -
dad, so encuentra on 81 hospital
cur6ndose dos hcridas que tieno
on s'1 pierna }zit3ierda eauaadaa
por arma dc fuego,
Una rina entire fl = George Kc.
Her. tuvo IuQar cn 81 crusamicn
to dc las coIloso Shorp y Hcrff
4 consoocucncia dc In cuaI In
pcor parLo lo to36 4 Napier. Am
hos son negros.
Keller, fu6 arre8tado por 81 de-
toctive Green y sc haya acusado
dc ascsindt0.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19
Herido con una cuchilla.

Thornton lewis, negro, rcsiden-
tc en- Ia callc de Burnet, 1874.
fut hcrido varias voccs, con una
cuchilla dc Garnicero. Annie
Lewis, su esposa, so oncuentra A.
rrcstada, por sospechas dc ser la
ascsina. Z
Las autoridadcs no han logrado
oonocor la causa dc este crfmen.
Cuando llegaron nj lugar donde
30 desarroll6 el hecho, 80 encon-
traron con Lewis, ,tendido en- un
charco dc sangre, con dos heridas
poligrosas. /.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19
U|timaturn del Jap6n.

Jap6n-Agosto 1G,-~El Jap6n ha
cnviado TN ultimatum Alemania
pldiendo el retro de sts huqucs
y Ia evacuation de Kiau Chan.
El plazO espira on Agosto 23.
"Thc ,Tiji Shimp" publicaci6n
bicn informada, en- una extra da-
da 4 luz da atgunos dctnllcs adj
cionalcs del Ultimatum.
klau Chau, pueblo dc In pcnin.
suIa dc Shanlimg China. de don.
dc han cXijido los japoncscs ol
retro de sus tropns y huqucs
cs possession alcmnna dcsdc 81
aho dc 1898. Tienc una area de
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19

bajn honrado, son las mas de- Iaa
vcccs yicLimas dc Ia sanN hru
tai dc uu Ogro.
4 vcccs Sc duda que Ia iusti.
Gia oxistM en- csta terra, pucs VA.
rios crimcnos dc csta natuYaicza
quedan nnpuncs.
1hamamos Ia atcnci6n al Gle
mcnto moXicano, para que So pri.
vo de trabajar con gcnto tan sal
vajc y tan inhumana.
Esporamos que in justicia cas.
tigue nj criminal Y ascsino.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19
ashingion, y. C., NQ. ii.

Washington, y. C., NG. H.
Don Vcnustiano C&rranza, fu6
nombraGo Prcsidcntc Provisional
dc Mexico on la confcrcncia &c
lebrada, fucra de IN Ciudad de
M6xico entire cl Oral. Obrcg6n y
cl Gobcrnador Iturbidc, scRfn M
mcnsaic Ilegado + la Acencia Con
titucionaliata
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19

No cXistc ruptura dc relaciones
entire 81 Primer Jcfc del Ejercito
ConstitucIonalista y 81 Gral. Villa
por cl s." Bcltran. VIcc-C6nsul
tai ha Sid0 III declaration hccha
de los Observation-Disclosures en- San
Antonio, dcspu&s de habcr confc-
rcnciado por ctIGfono con cl Sr.
Mclquiadcs Garcia, Consul en- La
redo, quicn lc trasmiti6 un men
sale del Gral. CarranZa cOncebi-
do en- cstos t6rminOs:
FL Gral. CarranHa NIGGA cate
goricamcntc que haTa ruptura dc
vclacioncs entire 81 Y 81 General
Villa. ," El scnor Beltran agreg6
"las rclaciones entire ambos eau
dillos del Ej6rcito Constructions
lista cstAn en- pcrfccta armon@. y
Samuel BcIdcn de csta ciudad,
nbOgado Constitucionaiista, corro-
b0rn Ia anterior declaration del
Sr. Bcltr%n.
III Sr, Bcldcn. dcspu@s dc on.
trcvistar Il Emilio Madcro, asc--
gur6 que los leaders, trabajaban
dc Acucrdo para cl cstablccimjcn-
10 del Gobicrno COnstitucionalis-
ta cn Ia Rcpnblica Mrxicona.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19
Los Begas niegan Ia capitulaci6n
de Lieje.

BruseIas, Agosto Il
Oficialmente Sc da Il conoccr
aqui la noticia de que ningItna
de las fortalezas dc Licge, ha,
van capturado, como 10 ascguran
las versiones procedentes de A.
lcmania. Antes dc capituIar, s.
que diciendo la misma noticia,
los defensores, iicncn instruccio-
ncS de volarlas. Circula Il rumor
sin fundamento ninguno q" que
la vida del Rcy Alberto, So viz
IA en- pcIigro EN- virtud d" IN a
tcntado. 10 anterior fuc baSado
con motive dc I'M ligero accidcn
&c aut0moviiisticO.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19
Entrada triunta| del Primer Jete Cons.
tituCiOna|iSta. FL Oral. veIazCO Sc
rinde.- .--Se evaCuard vGraCruz.
M6xic, D. CT. Agosto Is.

M6xic, d. CT. Agosto Is.
La Capital de la Republica es-
til desde anoche en- manos del f.
j6rcito Constitucionalista. Ell Gral
Obreg0n, tom6 possession dc la Ca
pital.
La evacuation dc las tropas fe-
deralcs ha sido complcta, y los
Constitucionalistas, SO hayan al
bcrgados en- los cuartclcs que an
tcs habian ocupado los fcderales.
Ocho trcncs cspcciales saldraE
manana ilcVando una comisi6n es,
pccial para darle la bicnvenida
al Gral. Carranza, ell Primer Jefe
del Ej6rcito Constitucionalista
que asuuira lu Prcsldcnlca dc la
Republicn tan pronto como entire
4 la Capital.
Con la rcnuncia de los Gober-
nadorcs Militarcs de los Estados
Gle ChiapnS. Veracruz. Tabasco,
Campech2 Y Yucatan, los Lltimos
vcstigios del Gobierno Hucrtista
han dcsaparecido.
Toda Ia ciudad fuG engaIanada
hoy y presentaba nn aspccto en-
cantadOr.
Por primcra vcz, dcspuGs de
muchos IncscS, las bandcras ameri
canas flotaban cnlazadas con las
mcXicanaS.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19

tn ciudad.
la concurreneia que asistib 4
esta tortulia organizada por los
j6vcncs Miguel Indo, Ramiro dc
La CARA, Vicente Fernandez Y
Pablo M. Cruz, fu6 sclecta cn ex-
tremo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19
Hermosa terLulia.

Bl dia 10 anterior, tuvo vorifi-
cativo en- el olegantc salon Kni--
ghts of Columbus, I'm hermoso bal
10 On honor de Ia hermosa sefio-.
rita Conception San Pedro de
Tampico. por au despcdida dc es.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19
4 Ultima IlOra.
s'~@s~'a%NHs~

Han sido rccibidas por 81 Oral.
Carranza. informacioncs dc los
Estados Unidos, de que 81 reco-
nocimiento, Sc seguira 4 su on.
trada trinnfal y que las tropas A.
mericanas ser6p deaaloiadaa dc
xaraDruz.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19
Washington, Ag0sto II.

w aSnlhRton, AS0Sto Ia.
Eel Srio. Bryan manifesto hoy
que satisFactOriamcntc Sc habia
arrcglado la cntrada paclfica por
los Congt,tuciOnalistas cr la Civ
dad de Mexico.
FL rocOnocimicnto del Gobier-
no por los Fstados Umdos v
que fu6 una de las cIGusulas del
prot0colo en- las confcrcncias del
Niagara Falls, tardara pocos dias
sin embargo los Estados UnidoS :;
manIflcStan, rcScrvarsc sus derc-
chos en- cI reconocimicnto del go
bierno mcxicano, hasta que este,
de mucstras de ser enteramentc G;
paz de mantener la paz y la tran
quilidad en- Ia Rcpnblica.
John f. Lamb, es por ahorita
ell presunto Emhaja dor de los Es-
tadOs Unidos en- Mexico. una vc2
reconocido por cl GObicrno Anne.
rican0.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19

bOuuFeS, ABOSlo 10 - vi uCs-
pacho procedentc de Bruselas al
Exchange Telegraph Co.. dice
que ha tenido efecto una bata--
liza en- la parte sur de Nannur, la
segunda poblaci6n Ell important
cia de B6lgica.
Las tropas franccsas con rela
ci6n al 1nismo dcspacho, ha asu-
mido la Cfcnsiva y rcchazado con
grandes p6rdidas Il los Alcmnncs
Otro dcspacho de San PctcsbuW-
go, oficialmcntc da la noticia
que dos buques torpcdoS Alcma-
nes. bombardcaron Polangen, ell
Ia Provincia de ConIand Sobrc el
Baltico; pero de rcsultados nu-
los, pues pocas pGrdidas origin6.
De Paris y dirijido al Reuter-,
ia sido cnviado IN despacho dan
do la noticia de que el movimicn
to ofensivo de los Francescs ha
principiado en- Sarrcbourg, d. la
frontera Franco AIemana Il Lu-
neville.
Tr., .l.z..t.. = .Cl nv,
,onxn w 'lf"Si'o r. y, !" q" '1~" -Ao''"I tss,:a
,;s! 'oI,r"' 1ot % ''"''"'
a,,Ea ~" ",' r.: =" -, "''" '''A >''''"' t."
9'I5r El ~ ,;,r,n ",',,' ,,,,,uo; ua.;e,.,o
., 4nu n'I''i'" ''''li'%y, ,y;, Iio
wv ,rsa, s",''' @ ~" ''1N'.o' y 'o'', W, > >
tna.aIo .S - n"'' ~, '',,o '1' - ''''''''i' -
- ,,'a n,,a 'o' s',,, ""9,' ''',.o" ~.
I,naL. " ~ IttoS l"Nl ''' 81 ''''>'''
In0S Tn D,',d,,an;H, =. a"'via' I"I ~ .u ,l,;l.
-" Ia S"1''i' ""' MAJ N''''"'''
as sumarnrute DnI;ornso ON virtna
de haber sido minada Dor los aus.
TRACES. como dcfcnsa en- nm pro.
hahIc atnunc naval .. Anplo- Fran.
cGs.
.
Paris. Agosto rs. -- DctaIIcs nc
un osadc vuclo cn Metz por avia-
dnrcs miitarcs franccscs. son dn-
das oficialmcntc en- In forma sj--
kyrlicntc: l. las S 80 del vicrnes
anterior Il Tenicntc CESAR 81
Curoncl 'roudhomme eli distintos
aereoplanos, hicicron vuclos par.
ticndo do la frontera de ycrdun,
con 6rdnees de reconoccr Y si cs
possible destruir cl globo dirigibIc
De Ia fortalcza de Metz.
Fl Tenientc Cesari. alcauz6 cn
su vuelo sobrc la fortalcza de
Metz. una altura de 5000 pies.
miGntras que In altura obtcnida
por cl C0rOncl Prudhommc fuc
de $500,
I'm fucro ;nccnsortc.d In oua,
nic;6n fr< diriiido i lbs oviodo.
res Vol vicron dcsnuhs de c,mnl
da 81 mission sanos y solvoa 4 VI,
du dondc com,,piroron nnc fro.
pas Bnlgos = Frourcsos nstahon
combaticudo ccrcu do D;nont 81
Sur dc Namur TINS tronos Tro,t,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19
Espfas fusiiados
f,ondrea, Agoato Ii

''''''i' '6' 'hBbHt' ~
la version DE- Ia nnevA agencin
do Haqut, publicada por 81 Minis
tro dc IL Guerra Frances, rcfi..
ri6ndose al comtate habido en-
las montafias vosgas, entire el dc.
partamento Frances dc Meurthe
ct Moselle Y Ia Lorena Aiemana,
difiere dc In dada por "The Fix.
change Telegraph Co." dice al:
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19

OFERTA. -. A In persona que
compre 'un ejemplar do Ia "A.
GENDA MEXICANA" PARA
1914, SO le regaiarA una inters-
sante novela. Hagan pronto sus
pedidos. Su voI0r es do 81.'
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19
Mexico, l.. r.. Ag. II.

El j1cvcs IN sido dcclarado
dia de f}cSta nacioral, en- honor
dc Ia "ntrada triunfal del Ej6r--
cito Constitucionalista y del &C.
neral Carran2a, cl nucvo PrcSi,,
dcntc Provisional.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19
& Oral. VeIazCO, Conan
dante de las trOpas tede-
ra|es, Sc rindi6 hoy al &C.
neral COnStituCiona|iSta, O.
breg6n, seg0n notiCiaS re-
CibidaS pOr e| Oral. Ca
rranza.

Mexico, D. f., Agosto 16.--Don
Venustiano Carranza, Primer Jcfc
del Ej6rcito Constitucionalista, en-
trara q la Ciudad dc Mexico el
martes pr0ximo.
Para este dia, cspcra la lIegada
de las trOpas de la Division del
Nortc incluyendo al Gral. Villa,
con quic1 hara su cntrada triur
fal.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19
Nogalcs. Son Agosto -.

Nogalcs, Son, Agosto 15.
Anoch" principle I'm combatc
on Estac.6n IIano, vcinticinco mi
Hos nj Sur dc Magdalcna, entire
los fnccioncs cncabczada8 por cl
Gobernador M0ytorcna y las dc
Elias Gales.
Sctccientos sOldadOs anlcrOn
dc adui "nochc on IN trcn cspc.
cial, al mando del C0roncl 90
mc2, quion va on auxilio de Ca.
lies.
Gales. Goza dc laa simpatias
del Oral. C0rranza Y Maytorcna.
SO cree cue soa sostrnido por ~
Oral villa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19
To advertisers

Eel REclDoR" has the largest3
:lrculation Of any Of the Spanish{
,aperS in Texas. Our books are3
'pen for public inspection. !
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-08-19

Ell REGIDoR tisne mayor cir.
cuhci6n que cualqMera de los
peri6dicos que SO publican en-
Espaiol en- Texas, Nuestros H.
bros estan 4 la vista de quien
quiera inspecoionarlos.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01

Dunn, is being guarded at her resi-
dence, having been arrested for re-
ceiving money after the insolvency
of the bank.
She took charge after her husband
left, being instructed to do so by him.
1t is the general impression that she
is innocent. Yesterday her home was
attached.
No trace OF the fugitives thus fa-
has been found.
In the Weir Bank $4,000 was on
time deposit with other money. and
1t is gone. Upward Of 100000, the
funds Of the three banks, Is missing.
The Dunns, 1t is stated, are from
near GAINESVILLE, Ga, and are promi-
nent there. w. w. Magruder, of this
city, Is attorney for the Mathisto1
and Weir Banks, and M. A. Saunders
also of this city, is in charge OF the
receivership.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Dunn Brothers, Formerly of
GAINESVILLE, Fugitives From
Mississippi.
COME OF PROMINENT FAMILY
We Of One in Custody Accused
Of Receiving Deposits After
Banks Insolvency.

STARKVILLE, MISS. Jan. 81
The Merchants and Farmers Bank of
Mathiston, the Bank of Weir and
the Heidelberg Bank have suspended
operations, and the president of two
of the banks, together with the cash
lers of those institutions, are wanted
by the authorities.
]. E. Dunn was president and his
brother c. Dunn, cashier of the Bank
of Mathiston, and another brother, c.
M. Dunn, was cashier Of the Weir
Bank. j. f. Dunn was also president
of the Heidelberg Bank.
The Sheriff of Choctaw County, IN
which the Weir bank is located, has
warrants for the arrest of the two
Dunns, and Mrs. Dunn, wife of c. M.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Seeks $2,00O,000
Fortune in Haiti

BALTIMORE, Jan. s1.-A fortune of
$4,000. 900, which had it's foundation 100
years ago when Haiti was under the
French Empire. is being sought by de-
scendants of Captain Charles Francis
LeBon, of the French army.
Twelve families who claim descent
from Captain LeBon live in Baltimore,
and one in Philadelphia.
According to papers in the possession
of an attorney, who will present them
to French Ambassador Jusserand, the
fortune had its inception in a large
coffee plantation owned by Captain Le-
Bon in Haiti.
When the French left the island In
1874. the papers show, Captain LeBon
received a grant Of 10000 louis as COM
pensation for his loss The descendants
assert this amount never was paid.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
AdeleRitchie's Tights
Get Her Into Court
Actress Refuses to Pay $s7 for EN-,
Then Fails to Satisfy
Judgment.

NEW YORK. Jan. 31.-Because
Adele Richie failed to pay for two
pairs of silk tights the costumer from
whom she bought them got a judg-
ment for sS7 in the Municipal Cour,
and because the actress then refused
to satisfy the judgment she was or
dered to appear in the City Court
yesterday In supplementary proceed
ings.
Miss Richie sent a boy to inform
Justice Ransom that she was detained
by a theatrical engagement. Justice
Ransom issued an order directing the
actress to show cause why she should
not be punished for contempt OF
court.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Men Force Women Back From
Exits When Smoke Pours
Into Crowded Building.
$50 IN FRENZIED ESCAPE
Firemen Bottle in Maddened
Throng to Drag Unconscious
Victims to Places Of Safety.

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Six persons
and probably more are reported burn
ed to death, ten are missing and from
fifteen to twenty-five we're injured
this afternoon in fire that broke
out in the tobacco factory building
located at No. 29 East 99th street.
The fire spread to an adjoining
tenement house, throwing it's $50 &C.
cupants into a wild panic.
There were about 100 girls and the
same number of men at work in the
tobacco building. a four story struc-
ture, when the fire broke out. The
building was coupled by the Inter-
state Tobacco Company, the S. Levy
Tobacco Company and two other con-
Germs.
The fire started in the basement,
where huge quantities Of tobacco was
stored. A few moments after it was
discovered by a policeman, huge vol
umes of smoke began rolling up to
the top floors of the building.
Instantly panic ensued. Frenzied
men fought with frenzied women In
the rush for the escapes, the stronger
forced back the weaker Several of
the girls, 1t was said, were trampled
by some of the maddened men. rem
dered unconscious and left on the
floors to die in the flames that quick
" followed the first clouds of smoke.
Many of the workers took to the
fire escapes. Others ran down the
stairs in the face of the huge volumes
of smoke, and the flames that rapidly
were making their way. up through
the building. Some Of those who tried
to gain the street by the stairway
were overcome. but were rescued by
firemen.
Several more firemen were injured
when a wall crashed down on them
While one squad of firemen was busy
dragging out those who had fallen
on the stairways. another squad, u.s.
ing extension ladders, rescued more
than a score of men and women who
had gained the windows leading to
the fire escapes, only to fall uncon-
Scious
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Catholics to Censor
All New York Plays

NEW YORK, Jan, 31.-The Catho-
lie theater movement will be begun
next Monday afternoon in the parish
house of st. Patrick's Cathedral.
Hereafter there will be a censorship,
according to the standards of the Ro-
man Catholic Church, of every play
on the New York stage. A white
list" is being prepared and, after Feb
ruary 2, Catholics will be urged not
to see plays not on this list.
There will be an official bulletin
published monthly.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Italy Holds U. s. Man
And Bride in Staying

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
SAN RENO, ITALY, Jan. 31.-An
American who gave the name OF MT.
Longfield" and his 19-year-old bride,
who have become the central figures
in one of the most sensational TRACE
dies in the history OF the RIVERA
were held by the police. to-day while
an investigation was being made Of
the death Of Herr Moritz Siga,l. Il
rich merchant Of Leipzig Herr sigall
was shot while riding in an automo-
bile with the two prisoners. The
prisoner's real name is Lanfield Wolf.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Woman Robbed Of
$1,000 Gems in Hose
Detectives Say That 'Peeping
Tom Took the Jewels as
She Slept.

CHICAGO, Jan. 31.--There once was
a fair lady sleeper who hid all her
'jools." Said twas cheaper to place
them in her hose than in vaults. Now
she knows she was wrong; they were
hooked by a pepper Song Of the
Town Hall Detectives.
And that's about the whole story, ex :
cept for the name of Mrs. Helen Hood,
No. 4422 Magnolia avenue. The jewels
consisted of three diamond rings and a
necklace set with diamonds and pearls,
valued at $1,000. Mrs. Hood put them
in her stocking and then hid the stock
ing in her shoe. The shoe was found
in the front entrance of the building and
the burglary became known yesterday,
following the discovery of the stocking
-empty-near the apartment house.
Detectives said "Peeping Tom" had
watched Mrs. Hood secrete her jewels
and later stole them while she slept.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Negro in Tower as
Daring Car Breaker

Accused as one Of the most daring
car breakers who ever operated in
Atlanta. John Moulder, negro. Sat-
urday morning was held by Recorder
Broyles IN bond of $1,000, in default
of which the negro went to the
Tower.
Moulder, after breaking open a
sealed freight car in the A., B. & A.
Railroad yards and stealing 10 sacks
Of corn, was captured and turned over
to the police by an aged negro dray-
man, T. McCrary, of No. q Vine
street. Judge Broyles highly COM
mended the negro for delivering the
carbreaker into the hands of the po-
lice.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Yeggmen Get $4,000
In Louisiana Banks.

SHREVEPORT, Jan. Si.-Yeggmen
dynamited the safe IN the State Bank
Of Winnsboro, Franklin Parish, east
Of Shreveport. last night and left with
about 500, which thew stole from the
till. Though two blasts OF dynamite
were used the men were frighten "a
away without getting a larger sum in
the main vault
This makes the third bank robbery
in this section within two days. the
others occurring yesterday at Mont
gomery. Texas where $4,000 was sto-
len from the First state Bank, and at
Logansport, La, where $1,000 was
stolen from the Stfte Bank.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Crane May Supplant
Pindell in Russia

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Gossip
again connects the name of Charles
X. Crane. of Chicago, with the Rus
sian Enthusiastically, to which Hen
ry M, Pindell, of Illinois, has been
confirmed. The gossip is that Mr.
Pindell will hold the position only a
year from the time he was nominated
which would bring his term to an
end next fall.
1t is believed, therefore. that Mr.
Crane is slated for appointment as
Ambassador to Russia, and that Mr.
Pindell's appointment was intended to
be only temporary.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Fearing Banks, Man
Loses $500 to Thief

SAVANNAH, Jan. 31.--Because he
had no faith in banks, following an
experience in New York in the panic
of 1898, B. Shensky is to-day mourn
ing the loss of $500, which he had in
a discarded sock. hidedn in dresser
drawer in his bedroom. A thief en-
tered his home while he dozed on the
front veranda in the evening4and aft
er ransacking the house secured the
money.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
I. R. to Stump in
Illinois Campaign

CHICAGO, Jan. S1.-Theodore
Roosevelt will be a factor in the ILL
nois Senatorial and Congressional
fights next fall, according to an an
nouncement made to-day by Pro-
gressive leaders.
state leaders of the party are pre-
pairing tentative working schedule
for the Colonel and arranging pre-
liminaries for the fall campaign
based upon word from him that he
was willing and happy to get into the
Illinois fight.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Party Held Brilliant
Luncheon Before Departure

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.--Mr. and
Mrs. Vanderbilt and their guests left
New York December 20 on the $780,
900 Warrior for a cruise in Southern
waters. New Years Day was spent
at Charleston. S. c.. after which Ber-
muda, Palm Beach and points In the
West Indies were visited.
Before leaving New York the Van
derbilts entertained members of the
yachting party with a luncheon at the
Ritz Carlton. II was in honor OF the
Duke and Duchess OF Manchester
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Paralysis Fatal to
Chattanooga Lawyer

CHATTANOOGA, Jan. S1.--After
sinking gradually, without hope of
recovery, since Tuesday morning
when he suffered a stroke of paralysis
General xenephon Wheeler. promi-
nent Chattanooga lawyer. Is dead
here.
nooga from Ohio in 1865, after serv-
ing through the war between the
States, and practiced law actively
since then. He was rs years of age
He was a cousin of w. A. Wheeler
Vice President of the United States
during the administration of Presi-
dent Hayes, and a member of a
prominent Ohio family.