Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-12
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Declaring that Senator Cores alleged
attack on Mrs. Minnie {. Bond was
made in view Of three witnesses, Ross
Lillsrd, attorney for Mrs Bond,
made the opening statement for the
plaintiff this afternoon Lillsrd said
Mrs. Bond went 20 Washington March
3, 1913, to present her husbands APP
pliestion and Endorsement for colec
tor Of internal revenue for Oklahoma
City. She saw Gore several times. On
March q he made an appointment
with her at her hotel. She took him
to the room Of James Jacobs, friend
Of hers from Oklahoma City, because
her room was in disorder. She will
testify, lillard said, that after 80 min
utes conversation Gore suddenly seiz
ed her with his left arm, put his hand
over her mouth, forced her back on
the bed and attempted TO assault her.
She resisted and fought him. Her
glasses were knocked off and her
hand was cut by broken glass.
RICHMOND, VA, Feb. 1t.-EveIyn
Nesbit Thaw, who was barred yester
day from appearing in her play, Ma
rietts" while it is being given here
was this afternoon arrested and de-
tanned at the police station to await
a court hearing. Mayor George Aims
lie ordered Chief of Police Werner to
make the arrest. Mrs. Thsw gave no
tice that she would not submit either
to the order forbi dding her to appear
or to her arrest
JUAREZ, MEXICO, Feb. H.
General Villa was notified to- day that
Maximo Castillo, the bandit respon-
sble for the death of many persons.
burning railroad tunnel at FL Cumbre,
was captured on Monday and imlne-
distely executed. With Castillo six of
his band were put to death.
w. c. Jenkins, a WeiI-cressed young
man giving his address as No. 35
West Peachtree street, was held IN
der 5000 bond for trial Wednesday aft
ernoon by Recorder Broyles on
charges OF cheating, swindIns and va
erancy. T. r. Walker, the complain
ant, No. 347 Peachtree street, testi
fled that Jenkins had passed a worth
less check of IS ION him. Jenkins is
said to have made the sum good, but
not until after the case was started.
He made no denial in court.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. tt.-loesi
Jewish organizations have called on
their members rot TO attend forth
coming concert by Paderewski on the
around that the pianist contributed
money toward an anti Semitic paper
in Warsaw. Paderewski now is in
San Antonio.
HAVANA, Feb. 11.-An earthquake
shock was felt at Santiago de Cuba
this morning. The people were panic
stricken, but no serious damage was
| reported"
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 11.-The
| Public Service Commission of Indiana
to day handed down its arbitration
findings in the street car strike con-
troversy. The decision is in effect A
victory for the labor interests.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1t.-Repre-
sentative Underwood, Democratic
| House leader, to day felt the lash Of
opposition from members of his owr
party during strong plea in the
| House to his colleagues to support the
Alaska railroad bill Following bit.
tor attack on the bill by Representa-
tive Hardwick, of Georgia, Mr.. IN
derwood said that the bill is in &C
cord with Democratic preoepts. In
| Skontly fldlI Il QoGoi ~SSd'i
| ed his stand.
NEW YORK, Feb. ito see tn
Jo1n Evers gets justice from the Ma
tionai League, President Tener has
called special meeting of the board
of directors of the league, at which
Tener says everything will be arrana
cd satisfactorily.
NEW YORK, Feb. Thames {
Gaffney, owner of the Boston Braves
to day confirmed the report that h,
had offered $4,000 to c. w. Murphy
of the Chicago Cubs, for Johnn,
Evers. If Manager StaIlines is abb,
to get Evers for $25,00G It vii! 3:
money we'll spent" said Gaffney.
NEW YORK, Feb. t1.-Johnn>
Evers, deposed manager of the Chi.
caqo Cubs. this afternoon declared
that the Federal Leaguers had offered
him enough mohey for a three year
contract that if he accepted it hc
would be fixed for life. While Ever:
would not mention the amount, il i:
said to be $4,000. Evers said he hac
not accepted or declined the offer anc
would not do so until Governor TeneI
had passed upon his present contract
with the Chicago Nationals.