Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13

run down by a Forrest avenue car at
Five Points late Tuesday afternoon
and seriously hurt. She was dragged
from under the car by Policeman
Douqlas Just in time to give her a
chance for life. A great crowd saw
the accident, which blocked traffic Tor
some time. The girl was taken to
Grady Hospital.
BOSTON, Jan. 13.-Consressnnan
James M. CurIey was elected Mayor
Of Boston over Thomas }. Kenny by
about $500 votes. The returns re-
ceived up to $3.50 p. M, with one pre-
cnct missing, were: Curley, 49,
Kenny, 1852.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-"Polyea-
NOUS cohabitation, as we'll as po,yg,
amy. will be prohibited in the United
States under the terms Of an amend,
ment to a former resolution to forbid
poIvoamy introduced in the Senate
to day BY Senator Weeks Of Massa-
chusetts.
MONTREAL Jan. 13.-The ia
NOUS Notre Dame Cathedral caught
fire this afternoon from oen OF the
fires which have broken out here.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Ihe
White House is still mum" on the
question Of the tango. There will be
dancing at the diplomatic reception
held to- might In that the precedent
set during the Taft administration
will be adhered TO but whether the
tango will be permitted Is matter
upon which both Secretary Tumulty
and Miss Belle Haener. social Sec
rotary to Mrs. Wilson, are silent.
BOSTON, Jan. 13.-The New Eng
, land coast is being swept to-day by
a 7o-nniIe gale with the mercury 8
degrees below zero. The storm is
bringing havoc to shipping.
MEMPHIS TENN, Jan. 13.-De-
witt c. Nellis, sentenced to year
and a day in the Federal Prison from
East St. Louis on charge OF white
slavery in connection with the dis
appearance of Mrs. Robert w. Wynne,
of st. Louis, WAS married here to-day
after being paroled by Government
authorities.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Edward r.
ing the Rector Hotel, to- day filed an
involuntary petition in bankruptcy
for the concern. Liabilities $2,746,-
o7o, assets $1o6,7e3.
THURSDAY ISLAND, AUSTRIA
LA, Jan. 13.-Improvement was
shown to-day In the condition Of
Nine. Nordica, in private life Mrs.
George w. Young, Of New York, the
grand opera singer, who is i'll here OF
pneumonia.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Two million
dollars worth Of gold bars wers
| shipped to Paris banks to-day.
PARIS, Jan. 13.-Francis Bowse
Jessie Woodrow Wilson, were re-
ceived to-day by President Poincare
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Dr. Edward
c. spitzka, famous anatomist, best
known for his studies Of the human
brain, died suddenly at his home here
| to day.
SYRACUSE, N. v, Jan. f3.-Jin :
my Walsh. Of Syracuse, the outfelder
Of the Philadelphia Athletics, who
was recently sold to the New York
Americans, has refused to sign a con
tract for next season. He told Scout
Arthur Irwin, of the Yankees, that he
was considering offers from the Buff
| falo and Baltimore clubs of the Fed
eraI League.
CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO, Jan. 13.-
| Military executions continue here. In
ssico lregoyen, a member of the Cien-
tifieo party, who had been hold pris-
oner in the same room with Luis Ter
razas, Jr., was taken from the State
palace and shot, after having paid
$4,000 to the rebels, for which he
was promised his liberty. His body
was delivered to friends. He had
been shot twice in the back Of the
head and there were six other wounds
in tho body.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 13.-The st. Louis
| Federals to day purchased q ball park
in the heart of the city and paid about
! $3.50, 600 for the property. The papers
were signed at 2 o'clock. President
Wceqhman and William Walker, oil
the Chicago club. were present when
the papers were stoned