Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-09

VERA w, Apr g. private
dispatch from Tampico this afternoon
said that Rear Admiral Mayo, the
American commander there, had or
dere dthe Mexican government gun
boats Zaragoza and " Cruz to
cease firing int the city with a warn
ing that they would be sunk by the
United States vessel if they refused
to obey.
RACINE, Wis, April e.-Frederick
Robinson, Vice President of the J. !.
Case Threshing Machine Company,
S14, 900, 900 corporation, today resign
ed his position, and leaves on trip
abroad. No reason is given for the
resignation.
SEATTLE, WASH, April e.-Women
who voted for the grst time in Alas
ka, played an important part in the
elections there this week, according to
dispatches received here to day. In
Skagway, where the women were I'M
usually active, a nom partisan ticket
was elected and in ketchikan the re-
form party was swept into power by
the feminine voters. The peoples
party, which was supported by the
women, was generally victorious in
Juneau.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-Mr. and
Mrs. Francis 3. Sayre, son-in-law
and daughter of the President, ar
rived here to-day to spend the Easter
holidays with the Wilson family. The
entire party will leave tonight for
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
BOSTON, April 9.-Austin K. Jones,
81, who for so years rang the bell
at Harvard House 10 arouse the stu
dents, is dead at his home in Cam
bridge to day.
WASHINGTON, April e.-Visorous
denial to-day was made by President
Wilson to reports that Colombia had
demanded an apology from the
United States over the circumstances
by which the Republic of Panama
was created. Colombia has neither
asked nor been given such an apology
and all stories to the contrary are
pure GOSSIP, he told his visitors.
| Other details of the pending treaty
have not yet been brought before him,
he said.
DENVER, April s.-Rev Otis l..
| Spurqeon, of Des Moines, who was
| kidnapped, beaten and deserted at
lonely spot 20 miles north OF hero,
suffered a relapse to-day, again ok,
periencing hemorrhages from internal
injuries.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, April S.-Ths
second Yale varsity eight won
three -cornered varsity crow race over
a mile and an eighth course in the
harbor to- day Tho first varsity was
beaten by half length and me third
eight by two lengths.
COLUMBUS, O.. April s.-The
Chicago Cubs Columbus game SET
for day was called off account OF
cold weather.
WASHINGTON, April e-Presi-
dent Wilson is more confident than
over that the Senate will pass tho
Panama canal tolls repeal measure
He stated 10 day that his oonfidenee
in the passage Of the bill was IN
oreasine.
NEW YORK, April e.-The game
scheduled for this afternoon between
the Athletics and the Brooklyn Dods i.
ers was postponed on account OF
cold weather.
NEW YORK, April e.-Mrs. Ida
Won Claussen, who once tried TO
brina libel suit for $1,000 900 against
theodore Roosevelt caused wild
eommotion in Justice Pages cham q
bers Of the Supreme Court to- DAY
,.,here arguments we're being heard
upon her sanity. Mrs. claussen was
committed 10 Mstteawan about SIX
months AGO. but her lawyers are try
ino 10 have her released so she can
be transferred to a private 'ns''tu ,
ton.
ST LOUIS, April e.-Mrs. eta
Cook a handsome diVoreee' walked
INTO The dental Offices Of Mrs r. " :
terbsro and George S. Heuran IN we
Frisco Building at noon to-day ana
Ersd two shots from a revolver Al
Cal Strauss, president Of a elotn'n9
company. One bullet entered otre,l us,
SscE. He was said to be paoly
s~ounded Mrs. Cook was a1res'eu.
S+rsuss was one Of the men VITO
ssosned from the Missouri Athletic
Club fire.
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