Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
'ECH MAN LOSES LIFE IN ST.LOUIS FIRE
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Colonel w. w. Naughton, dean Of
sporting writer's on the Pacific and
for years sporting editor of The Sar
Francisco Examiner, died suddenly
this morning at his home here. Colone
Nsughton was taken to St. Mary's
Hospital two weeks ago suffering
from acute indigestion and heart fail
ure and his progress was so favor
able that he was removed to his
home several days ago. Mr.. Naueh'
ton was thought to be sleeping, but
his wife on entering his room found
him dead. He leaves wife and two
children.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1o.-A
dispatch received late this afternoon
from Ceba, Honduras. stated that d
fire there had already done more than
100000 damages and was still
| burning.
ATHENS, GA, March 1o.-Henry L,
Collier. Jr., an Atlanta boy and all
Southern pitcher when at Tech; who
has been studying law at Georgia,
left here to day to join the Washing
| ton American League team, which is
training at Charlottesville, Va.
WASHINGTON, March 1o.-Rep-
resentatiVe Henry D, Clayton, of Ala
bama, chairman of the House Judi
ciary Committee, is to be appointed
to the vacancy on the Supreme bench
of the District Of Columbia caused
! by the death of Chief Justice ella
baueh, it was reported here to- day
The District judgeship pays $4,000 a
year, and carries life tenure.
ROCHESTER, MINI, March TO-
c. w. Post, the Battle Greek health
food manufacturer, submitted to an
operation at the Mayo Hospital here
to- day. Although no report has been
given out, it is understood that the
patients condition <is-fsVorable.
WASHINGTON, March 10Th.
President o-day sent to the Senate
the nomination of John L. DeSaulIe,
of Pennsylvania, to be Minister 10
Uruguay.
LOUISVILLE, IND, March TO-
Or. William n. Gilbert, a local sur
qeon and prominently connected here,
went on trial in the Circuit Court
day on the charge of arson He
pleaded not guilty. It is charged
DR.. Gilbert hired men from st. LOUIS
to set fire to his old hospital build
ing here last May.
INDIANAPOLIS, March to,-Con-
siderable mystery attached to the
movement of a trainlo7d of troop
from Chicago for Norfolk which
passed through indianapolis running
as a second section Of Monon train
| No. II which left Chicago at 9 o,clo1k
this morning. Loca railroad otici a S
we're without details regarding the
identity Of the troops and only know
! that theI were en- route to Newport
News via Cincinnati.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 1o.-The
Supreme Court o-dsy handed down
a decision unfolding the constitu
tionality Of the Indiana employers
| liability act Of 1911. The decision
| affirms verdict OF $4,000 for Charles
| StilIwell, Of Morgan County, against
the Vandala Railroad.
! WASHINGTON, March 1o.-Wage'
! of seamen on the average throughout
/ the world have remained stationary
since 1845, according to authorize:
quoted before the House Merchant
Marine and Fisheries Committee to
| day BY Andrew Furuseth, president o.
/ the International Sesmen's Union. ~
| declared the increased cost OF living
had destroyed the chance of maria 81
and the proposition of home, which
the sailor had as late as IS years ago
LONDON, March 1o.--MiIiiant suf
! frauettes who planned to mob th'
| police brinainq Mrs. Emmeline Pank'
| hurst from Glasgow and free then
| leader were thwarted to right. Mrs
| Pankhurst was removed from the
/ train before its arrival at Euston Sta
! ton and taken around about way b>
| automobile to Holloway jail where
she was locked up without disturb
ance.
WASHINGTON. March 10. -
| Charqes brought by w. w. Cooper,
WASHINGTON banker, against Justice
T. D. Wright, of the District Su'
preme Court, asking for his imPeacih
nent, were dismissed to day by the
House judiciary Committee as un'
corroborated, The charges inVolvec
! the relationship between Judge
Wright and certain litigants IN his
| court.
CHICAGO, March 10.-JohnnI
coulon, bantam champion, to-day
agreed to meet Johnny Williams ir
the Vernon arena in Los Angeles or
June g. The champion wanted the
match fixed for June 10, but, after
| receiving a telegram from Tom Nc
| Carey, the coast fight promoter, he
aoreed 70 the former date.
KANSAS CITY. MO-, March TO-
With a Bihe open on a table beside
him, Dr.. II. n. Grey Of Oklahoma
City, was found dead in a room al
the Blossom House this morning. Ar
autopsy will be held to determine the
cause Of DEATH He was fully dressed
and left a sealed letter to his wife
He was a prominent physician and
surgeon in Oklahoma City and leaves
a wife and family. No cause is known