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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.


Supreme ccurt-.-Appella,e p'vision-Bc.
r'5 sa eo': e.. ~ H., r2 .s sPes -, a. .,s
az t:' ~ e.; II; ats AZ T.r t,s Recess.
a. ic:a6 A, u.
supreme Ceurt---spec,al Ter'n-Psrt IL
saprerrc Gqsa!,.speG,'ai r,rm-par, III.
isi34'' ' ,:si. psmarTsr1No is rrs,e,red
ssS. i2s;. lsii, 1880, 700, 1854, 5sa. ss,
Par, Iv.--lsefcro dreeneaum J. Cas-. uu.
Tart No day calendar
Part vI,-Betore Cardozo, J. cass I'M
RAJ, vli.-netore G,essrich J. Case un.
Causes 20 be sent from Part III to Part,
supreme Crur,--rrial Term---Part IL
nst"re Erla,aGr; ! Nos '4". as's, 1888
Part III.--Berorc Amend. J. Case on. No
daE ea'epIdar ,,..... ,,,,,,.. r 90,
,7ia INK III is> G issS is6 1850. TX
2olo, 1898, 1879, case unfinished.
Part V.--Bcfora Dugro. 4, Nos. ?o5I. 1897,
1898, li7s. case unfinished.
Part VI-Before Gavcsen, J. Nos 1881,
Par, ViI-Bsfore po,any. J. Nos zoos,
Par, vilI:.Pefsre Brady. J. casss sen,
si;;@5 iGSS ,!;, ill., ,s; ,sIa i;::
Part ). Bafors Hianchard. j. Nos. AVS.
go. ioss, ot G9s. sSs, 1853. 1897. 1855. 1891,
1908, 1878. 1874. 2ol4, 2ols, :ois, i,s, clear.
Far' XIlT isas Hsnarick :. No.. so.
Par, NIIII-Adjournsd until Monday. Jan
dd2at,ssi; ii4o' Inquest No. liza. Cas-. IN.
sa'! $v sos. i, w 81. *:'i E 90; Ss:
Part .xy1:-s.fors ponnsiiy, j., No. 1888.
sos; 6+3. 65i. <o2. 1914, Case unfinished.
Part XVlI.-Bofore Pendleton. J. No day
Part XvIn--Refor. riats.k. J--No., ,o7
Ss9; n tit,s AS 4's, 'so' 47a. 7ss 7t7. Case
surrosa,s,,ss court-chambers-,Befors Fow.
nor Helena y fsn He%s dyn
Eiiss Heiiser, Rachel sampson. at e'nSa g
sSuI1rcSa,e,s NJ cCnrtITrisi Term--Berors
Motions rsst II .,~hssoSs opwyer. & q. a. J.
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s;s ss9s S.s. ssss ARR S?sS s;;s sssS
tb92, 66a3, 66e5, Clear
Part III.--Befors Dslehanty. Case un-
fnishod
Part IY.-Bsfore Smith, J--Cisar.
Part V.--Bsfore Lynch, Cease un-
hptshed
part. vI--Rsfors Fsns,,ts y-cass TN.
0nisheA ~..-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
PHONE AGREEMENT HELD SURE.
=. ~. Br'hrl says way IL Paved
Toward Final Sc tie nent.

r n. Bethel. vice-pres'dent Of - New
York Telephone Company. r,ade Uie fol-
lowing statement yesterday In regard To
the reduction Of rates:
THE company has always insisted that
proper rate readjustnent could be made
after nm inventory and appraisal Of the
company's property, and consequently in
very much gratifed ut the position taken
by the commission.
Under the arrangements agreed 20
tho company voluntarily gives to the
public a substantial percentage Of it's
gross earnings. pending completion OF the
inventory and appraisal Of itS property.
This we hope and believe will meet with
general approval and In thu end result
in n system OF rates that will he salts
factory both to the public and the tcle-
phone company"
On the heels Of tho concession NJ. IL.
Winklcr OF 80 Wall street wrote Il letter
yesterday TO Martin g. Decker. chairman
OF the Public Service Commission. COM
planning that the telephone company had
been allowed to exclude tho toll rate
between Manhattan and Brooklyn from
the scope OF tho reduction in spite OF
the fact that. he said. the company had
agreed early In the negotiations To con-
cede this point. MIR. Decker was asked
to take up this matter with the telephone
company before entering the final order
for III" reduction.
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PRISON FOR RADIO OFFICIALS.
Smith and Burlingame Sentenced
to Atlanta and Fined.

Judge Hunt in tho United States Dis
trict Court yesterday sentenced James
Dunlop Smith. president Of the defunct
Radio Telephone Company. TO one year
and nine months in Atlanta penitentiary
and fined him $4,000 for using the malls
20 defraud In tho sale OF stock OF the
Radio company
Elmer r. Burlingane. who was con-
victed with Smith. got two years and
six months and was fined Sl0.500. Bur
lingame was merely an employee hired to
manage the stock selling campaign and
the fact that he got the heavier sentence
occasiuuea surprise. Judge Hunt .y-
piained hat smith WAS Ill and that there
were extrnuatins circumstances In his
case.
Judge Hunt also tned the Ellsworth
Company. the stock selling subsidiary.
sl0.50o. There is little chance that this
will be paid. as the company went out
OF existence with the Radio company
several years ago.
The Radio company was organized to
promote the wireless telephone patent OF
Or. Lee DE Forest. who with his patent
lawyer. Samuel L. Darby. was also in
dicted, but was acquitted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
THE STEEL MARKET.
Orders In General Business Haven,
Increased Sine" First ~ Year.

No grea. change N unified tonnage is
expected ~ officials ~ the United States
Steel Cooperation for the month of De-
ce,noer as u result of the heavy falling
CIR in sh!pn.t nts II is believed that the
result will he either "a small !ncreas. or
small decrease Since orders in Decem-
Der reflected no increas Sc, any Improvement
IN untitled tonnage Will be at the expense
Of reduced operations
Incoming business. according TO L rep.
resentative OF the coYnpaIy, shows little
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN, Jan. THE local market was
quiet and generally irregular. United
Fruit was n strong feature In the early
trading. with an advance Of 2N to 1853, Q
total advance Of Sly points IN the last
fortnight. IL later eased cT, closing at
1914. UP a. American Telephone ana
Telegraph was weak. declining to lisa.
of III. 4. closed at ll9}s, on W.
United shoe gained and American Az
ficultural Chemical advanced 2.
In the rails Boston Elevated strength
ened and Maine Central gained l. Bos-
ton and Maino was steady, while New
Haven eased fracticnally.
The copper issues averaged fractional
advance. Ahmeek jumped 10 points, TO
$50. a total advance of 90 points since
November 20. The summary:
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DRAIN OF GOLD FEARED.
Of Demand sterling 1ntit-
Gates That Exports Are Near.

The possibility of exports VI gold 81
Europe shortly was presented YESTERDAY
In the advance Of demand sterling 80
points, TO i.S6i5 a 1850 Max May. vice.
president of the Guaranty Trust Company.
which does about one-third OF tho foreign
exchange business Of the country. said
yesterday regarding an impending gold
export movement.
with reign OF cheap money and
Increased imports duo TO low tar'n. 1
fear that there Ii IL heavy gold drain
to be reckoned with later on. In the
latter part Of last year we dcluded our
selves In the belief that this country
had large balances to its credit abroad.
This is not so now. Europe was steadily
selling our securities. and now that the
export movement OF cotton. &c. liz vir-
tually over, the exchange market IL re-
ilecting this adverse movement in credit.
believe IT will lead to gold exports
before long"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
trustee, announces that IL Will receive bids
for the sale to the sinking fund 81 t5S652
of the first mortgage per cent. suaranice'i
gold bonds of the southern faSiac Coast
Railway Company at or under par anu ac-
crued Interest. Bids should be presented not
later than January 20.
The stockholders Of Lord & Taylor have
voted 70 Increase the second preferred stock
from 81, 900. 900 to $1,000. 900
The Montana Power Company has sold
~ 900. 900 first refundlng mortgage per
cent sinking fund gold bonds due ttt3 20 a
syndicate composed OF Lee Hlegnson & Co.
the Guaranty Trust Company. j. and w.
Seiisman Co. and uiss;nson a Co. of
London.
Josephthai. Louchheim 4 Co have Leased
for u term Of Years half OF one entire floor
Of the new Adams Express Building at 81
BroadWsy
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILApELFHrA, Jan. ,.--ph.ladeiphia III
ec'ric was the feature OF the local market
to-day. II advanced a good fraction. The
demand from commission, houses, was
h,avS. The rumors of phlladelpn,a Flee
trical-t. q. ]. combination wer" u circula-
tior. but the true story Of advance IL late
contracts with the Pennsylvania Railroad
and with the city Of Philadelphia to take
the place OF the Welsbach gasolene light
Ing system. There was some small de-
mand for Cambria Steel and Electric Stor-
age. each advancing fractionally. Tono-
pah ana Tonopah Belmont were taken
by insiders. The arbtrage trading was
mostly done In United States Steel The
summary.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
sURRO0ATEs' NOTICES.

STRONG. HELEN FRIsBIH. In pursusnc.
Of an order OF Honorable Robert Ludlow
Fowler, surrogate OF the County Of New
having claims against Helen Frisbie Strong.
late o. New York City. New York. deceased.
the :aSsc5icsr :. o, hts PlsS. e sr.nssstns
Borough Of Manhatsn. city Of New YorH, on
or before the first day OF July next. Dated
CYRUS J. STRONG. Executor. DIN,
CLARK a PHELPS. Attorneys for Executor,
- Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan
City Of New York
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REICHNANN MAY RESIGN.
superintendent of Weights ana
Measures Wants tn Omit.

Albany. Jan. state Superintendent
Of Weights and Measures Fritz Reich
mann will resign from Office on February
unless Gov. Glynn is able to prevail
upon him to stay.
First Deputy Superintendent John T.
OHara. who has been connected with
the Weights and Measures department for
several years, will probably succeed TO
the SUPPLEMENTARY. The position pays
$4,000 year and carries with II the
appointment OF stan OF about ten sub.
ordnatea Mr., Reichmann 10 Rspubli.
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COPPER BUYERS WAIT.
Demand for Metal Expected 10 Fol-
low Protucers' staten mt To-day.

There was little activity In the copper
market yesterday. owing to the fact that
buyers were awaiting the monthly copper
producers statement. This will be issued
to-day.
1t is the general belief among the large
selling agencies that soon after the state
ment IL Issued n buying movement Will
set in. In their opinion. considerable Feb
ruary and March metal is still wanted
by consumers.
The price situation was unchanged with
first hand metal available at IAN cents
n pound. while some producers are still
a skiing l4aA
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Referees Appointed.

Sa,rem, Court---By Justice 9uy-.Adler "a
Mccormick. Samuel Strasbourger: Mutual
Beneiit Society Eastern German Conference
o. .hc Me:hct,s: Eiiscopa, CMr:cs 80
sullivan, samuel j, WaKstaN; Bailey ~
Russell, Joseph r. Truesdaie: matter OF
Tawla, Maurice De,ches.
ny Justice Gavegnn--Cty Real Estate CO.
vs.. D.ilcr. Elmer G. Miller.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
SALES BY AUCTION,

stein. Auctionee!. sells Jan. 9Th. 1914, $3.50
Arro W. , isis ,wsss!sr ~. SEors Pierce;
at iaa West tsth st.. Msnhstssn. one on a" ams s
can AutomSbiis No one PACKARD 80 Auto:
~ aMs Win I'VE nedIss 1851 one Packard
mobile with two bodies by order Of attorney
for mortHages
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Leave Guaranty Trust %. Board

1t was announced yesterday that Henry
p. Dawson and Whitman H. Porter of
J. =, Morgan Co, had resigned as
directors of the Guaranty Trust Company
of New York and that John A. Spoor
Of the Union Stock Yards and Transit
Company OF Chicago and John g. Run
nells OF the Pullman Company had been
elected az their suocessora.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08

Part vII.-Bsfors McAvoy. J.-csss un-
rn Rsr & vrrI--s'soie La re'r., Case I'M
rr Y; w. e. vG t nss VIII FRI fol- Il Parts
KINGS COUNTY.
Supreme Court--Appellate ,Division,-ssc-
ond Judicial Departm ent-Bsfore jerks
ssienaa!,sSss q. +. \, s 81 -. i. g
Supreme cour,."App.iiats .pivision---ssc.
one, Judicial bcpar5msn.n, Before Jenks
rirs, National bank OF Detroit. Mich. vs.
supreme cour'--specai Term Tr,ais-Be-
Tore Manning. J. Court opens at ~ a; N.
S Ss on trial No d.y calendar Until Mon
supreme Court -T.ial ,Torm,.pat.. DE
iors r Ga,fisG Fart asy pa AspiSa
J. Part vii ..-I'elere Jayccx. J: Court
iss. iss5 acis .o!i. .sss. soss, ,5i!o., S5.S.
5s s III is '.' 49, i is ii ,s 's Tho ii ~
lowing causes II marked ready will be
passed for the day. No, cause vii, be SET
~. lsss i!is iSse ie4i :o7!. sc57. 2S!s.
so,s gose' AL isss 49, isas SSsS. s sSs
s Sss :ic0 s sics si sics sics .iiic. siiia
siis sl, Slsis iss.issS 2i EDS
Siso Highest number reached on regular
supreme court---Trlal rerm-Part VII
Criminal Standardization Levy. per jury !;
IsSa' sSnpl5o sor ,ey Lsn Msorsh
County conri-Par, Iv,--Bcsoro Andrews.
! Court ss opens a. 10 A. 81 CIVIL eaiendar calendar,
marked ready and passed until Monday.
Janua.y Il. i3ii
Court open. at 10 a. ii. Criminal calendar
Samuel Kivowi,s. forgery. Tony Francisco
p9eas sloSv robbery e. ley and asst WI
snmuei Morreii. asst. Salvatore Batto. asst. !:
Michael Eresco, asslt. Par. II Before rih",
Icy; Edward Ennis. burg. g. Icy. and re
ceiyins; Josephine Mauriellc,. asst Joseph
ats hey rr0 r.r' sota .Ss
Ernest Ruest. possession policy slips. .syi.
y ys;,, Emprato. policy: Tony orsano policy;
g. iey:: Henry J. i.eiIly, seduction,
cour. opens al 10 a. r. in K ,hs
Hall OF Records. second floor Wills OF John
pohnsi. Arthur. speer, June Donnely Time
ton, Ellie. smith. Guardianship. Lillian
Lena s!mowitz and Mary F: Coleman. ~:
Fred Hauck. Contested calendnr---wnl OF
Elizabeth Meachan.
QUEENS COUNTY
Supreme court-rr!ai rerm--Befors Crane.
J. Calendar-Nos. 26s. 26<. 40, ?7S. 274,
1i6a 252a. 54a, 2Io. a19. $50. The foilouin9
causes IL marked ready will be passed FOR
the day No cause will be ret for a day
on this call Nos ISL, 2ss asa. iS1n, 2sS.
?s6. 81. 2.2. 2os. s5s l6oa, 1877. All. 40.
100 1873 sea, so, 753, i0s. l01. ls3. 1853.
1854, li3a. The highest number reached
ON the general calendar Ia $50.
. county Court - Criminal Term - before
Humphrey j CQlendar--SOn AO.l.
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T.. IORIlIARID (OWpA>,

Jnrsc% CITY. y. y, lamar, e t..i
=. Nott't I: h.rel'v given 'het 80" '-aa.,.
Books ~ til" Registered Fiv. Per Co. H., .
IT MI compHi win be closed at 2u..',.
VI, January l:tn, 1914 for tho ru"tntnt ~ :,
tcrest thereon. duc February lst. 'gi4 "a. ~.
he reopened Ht - o'cloch a VI ..-,..
End. 1914. WI. H RHETT tres...r,
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uUG NNERuV ~ TOBstcO ,Our,x,
III MN Nvcuu, wv

NV ' NIX, = 7. Jhnutrv -.
Sott,e IS hereby Given tina the 80, 4,
i-.'ks OF the registered four PCT ,cr- o., .
gold hundr 81 nh" American Tpha.. u ,.,.,.
puny VIII clue 40 twelv" tloci, i.u,. Q -..,,
TO- l9l.. for the pHvn"nt of interes' ,.r 10.
rua:l a, - "a. and reopen as ten o'eIo.t , IL
Eenrnnry 3. lNlA J. NJ. W. HIM :. L..
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Tmr II. u. CiAtLIN toNpA>y-

NV YORK.. Jauua~y ~ .t.t
quarterly dividend % ONE b, NJ ovI
HAi.F Jis%j PER CENT WI be iI.c Js,,',,
10TH 1914 20 holders III the Common S,ort ,
this Company of record n y. " TYe,.,
January 18th, igis. II. Y FORCE, rr,a~...a-
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DIVIDENDS AND INrEup.r
American Telephone { telegram c,

A dividend of Two Dolia-s per si,.-. nj,
be paid on THURSDAY, JAN ,arv d. 4f4 :,
stockholders of record ~ tl, ,lus,. - ,,
ness on Wednesday. lie, "ui rr 80 '.t.
G.. II MILNE. m, .gyrs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

srENodRAPHER and typewriter with
thorough education and competent to handle
essential state experisnosi reply in own
handwrittng; salary to begin, sis PUB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08

Supreme Court--By Justice Guy---Lou!sa
Ntander vs.. Fleischman Realty Co.. Richmond
| J: Reeset Mary Lyons We. Monomoy Co.
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QUEENS COUNTY.
L. y. supreme Court Calendar.

| wAaHINGTON. Jan. THE day call IN
the supreme Court for tomorrow IL. Nos
$40. 10. 72, land T2s and 729), 100. i5s.
5s6, $50, 7Q7, 1917 and 7ss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
TYPEwRITERs FOR SALE.

TSPEWRtTERs-All makes bought re.
paired. sold, ll0-el6. EAGLE CO. STORn
100 Nassau street.
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Court of Appeals Calendar.
Receivers Appointed.

ALBANY Jan. Court Of Appeals {
endar Tor to morrow; Nos 2oS, ass.
257, 259, $50. 7ss, 262,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
DUMMIES Oh ANl.EA.

YOUNG CUBAN with capital would like 10
ssspnnstbls psrtisa 4 J. Ss1 Ioi sun se,cn
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
Woman Lost in Rain
Picked Up by Police

After wandering about the streets in
the rain for five hours unable TO find
her way home Mrs. Minnie McRay So
years old. who lives on South Boule-
ward, near Decatur street, was picked
up by the police early Tuesday morn
ing and taken to headquarters. where
she will he held until relatives are To-
Gated
Mrs Moray told the police that she
left her home early Monday night and
went out on Ashhy street TO visit
friends she left there about o'clock
and started home. but lost her way
About 3 O'Clock Tuesday morning tired
and wet, she knocked at the door Of a
negro cabin at No. 10 Bumstead alley,
near Mcdaniel and Whitehall streets,
and asked the negroes 20 help her
They called the police and Policeman
o. K. Jones brought the woman in.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
Asks Injunction to Stop Husbands Telephone
FINAL CLASH ON TOLLS OPENS
Chorus Girls Offer
To Dance in Court Is
Rejected by Broyles

Mildred Kelly, who adorns the front
row in the chorus of a local theater.
Tuesday offered to show Recorder
Broyles in court how she danced the
Right before to prove that Investi-
gator Ed Arthur's charges against hel.
grew out of puritanical prejudice.
The police censor had declared her
dance nearly as bad as the famous
gyrations that startled Herod some
time ago, and entirely too risque for
an Atlanta audience.
Miss Kelly's offer failed to impress
Judge Broyles, who was greatly
shocked by Arthur's recital, and fined
the young woman $50. THE next time
it will be Jail" said the Recorder.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
To BE
SOL D 4 7
AUCTION
APP. e
Louisville and Nashville Suggest
ed as Possible Bidder-Few
Changes in Personnel,

Officials in Atlanta of the At
lanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Railroad Tuesday explained the
publishe announcement Of the
plans for the reorganization of
a new company to be known as
the Georgia. Alabama and West
ern Railway Company, declaring
that the plans were merely ten
tative. and would 90 into effect
only if the present bondholders
Of the road, represented mainly
by the Old Colony Trust Conn
pany. of Boston, obtained pos
session at the public auction
sale April %.
The road under an order by the
United States Court, will be sold at
public outcry having been declared
insolvent Rather than ieopardze
their investments, the Eastern CAPT
talists who hold the bonds prefer to
take over the entire control of the
road, and win be the most insistent
bidders 1t is the general belief in
financial circles that their bid will be
successful unless too strenuous OPP
position develops from the Louisville
and Nashville interests. which, ru7
NOR asserts, have east an envious eye
toward the A., B and A.
Few Changes Expected.
Local employees of the road are
confident that the present bondhold-
ors will retain control, and therefore
anticipate no changes in the opera
zion. methods or working force to
follow the public sale. There will be,
Of course. a great task in revising
stationery, tickets, tariff schedules
and the minor technical details to fit
the change Of name, but that will be
all
The reorganization plan involves
new llE uitS lui "a BiAtll sum- FAANA
will be q great deal less than the
original capitalization, the difference
to represent the loss In value to the
bondholders and stockholders be-
cause Of the insolvency The new fig
ures are such that the earnings of the
road will be adequate to pay all in
terest obligations.
To Start Out Anew.
The receivershtp will he eliminated
upon sale Of the road, and the insti-
tuition will be given a new lease on
life as solvent, substantial, self
governing concern.
The new company, if the plans Of
the bondholders materialize will have
a capitalization Of S27.O00.00O common
stock. $3,2o0.o00 non cumulative pre-
rerred S2,500.00o first and general
mortgage 30-year gold bonds, and ST.
100000 in equipment trust notes.
number of minor details of the
reorganization scheme are not yet in
the hands of the local officials but
will reach Receiver f. T. Lamb, it is
expected. within a few days.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
Man Crushed in Hotel
Elevator Recovering

Crushed in a Hotel Ansley elevator
which he himself was operating. Wal
ter Moore, of No. 20 Pearl street.
brickmason, Tuesday was reported re-
covering at the Grady Hospital The
accident occurred shortly after mid
night of Tuesday morning
Moore. who was at work in the ba Sc
ment of the hotel, stepped into the ell
evator and started it upward The lift
assembled so suddenly he was caught
between the bottom of the elevator ana
the ceiling of the basement while try
ing to close the door He was rushed
to the hospital in Pattersons ambu-
lance.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
TERROR|zE[)
BY THREATS
On W|RE:
Mrs, Amelia W, Harris Also De-
cIares Husband Squandered
$4,000 of Her Money,

\ curious and unusual plea was
made by Mrs Amelia Wise Harris,
wife of commission merchant for
merly we'll known in Atlanta, Tues
day in a petition fox divorce filed
with the Superior Court
Mrs. Harris asks nothing more or
less than that the legal machinery Of
the State be put in motion to prevent
her husband calling her IN over the
telephone. She wants an injunction
restraining him
Tells of Marital Woes.
In support of the unusual request
Mrs. Harris. through her lawyers
Mcclellan & Mcclellan. recites q
rather affecting story Of marital trou-
bles She says she was married to
Harris in January, 1907, at Eureka
Springs Ark. and that within a few
months after the nuptial ceremonies
Harris was abusing her so that she
was soon a physical wreck
Harris. who was a member or The
commission firm of-the Harris Emery
Company. now out of business, and
who is at present located in New or
leans. is accused Of having squan-
dered 10000 Of his wifes money
Threatened Over Phone.
The wife says she has heard that
her husband is about to inherit some
mining stock, and asks the right to
amend her petition to cover that de-
velopment She declares that she is
in mortal fear of her husband
He calls me up over the phone and
threatens me with physical punish
ment," says the petition in effect,
and l am afraid he viii come and
modest me.
so troubled is she by these tele-
phone calls that she asks for an in
junction. She also wants total d.
vorce and alimony.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
Mrs. Bddy'S Estate
Totals S2,590,632

CONCORD, n II March 31-Josiah
f. Fernald, administrator Of the estate
Of Mrs Mary Baker 6 EDDY has made
a final settlement of his account He
turned over s2,59O,692 TO the trustees of
the estate
Mr. Fernad also settled The claim OF
the State of New Hampshire ON account
of the inheritance tax by making final
payment Of $9S92 bringing the total to
S1lS,582' The sum of 100000 was set
aside to defend a suit brought by George
w Glover and d L, A. Foster Eddy TO
recover legacies
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
March, in Like Lion,
Goes Out Like Fish;
No Cold Is in Sight

March. having come in like a lion, is
doing her best to upset tradition and go
out like a fish. The rain that began
falling early Monday afternoon con-
tinued throughout the night, and the
weather men expect it to continue all
day Tuesday, although there may be
short breathing spells when it VIII be
safe to run across the street without an
umbrella or a raincoat
The rain is accompanied with no great
change in the temperature, and the
weather experts see no Indications of a
cold wave on the heels of the downpour
The rain is accompanied with no great
section.