Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-31
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NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Two men
We're drowned and third fatally hurt
tins afternoon when the Mallory lin
or Concho, outward bound, ran down
and sank the tusboat Dinsmore in the
channel near the Statue of Liberty.
WASHINGTON, Jan. a1.-Iayins
the foundation for a radiunn nnonop-
oily by the Federal Government, Rep
resentative Foster, of Illinois, chair
man of the Mines and Mining Com
mittee to-day introduced in the House
bill appropriating $4,000 for the
immediate construction of Govern.
nnent radium factory and $500, 900 for
the purchase and treatment of radium
bearing ores during the fiscal years
1914 and 1916.
CHICAGO, Jan. 31.-Two men are
dead and woman is dying as a re-
suit of the winters severest storm
which struck this city to-day. All Of
the victims were found buried in
snow drifts. The men apparently bad
been dead for several hours before
pedestrians stumbled over their
bodies.
ROME, Jan. 31.-cardinai Cast
miro Gennari died to-day after a
short illness at the age of "a. His
death bore out the ancient supersti-
ton that when one Cardinal dies,
three die" Cardinals Oregia and
RampoIla recently passed away.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 31.-Catcher
Rariden, of the Boston Nationa al
League club, to-day signed a three
year contract with the Federal League
club Of Indianapolis. 1t was said
that the salary to be paid Rariden is
$1,000 year.
sARTLEsVILLE, OKLA, Jan. ST.
Mrs. Laura M. Reuter- was found mot
guilty" Of the charge of completely in
the murder of her husband, Charles r.
Reuter-, by jury in the district court
this morning. There was wild DEM
onstration in the courtroom when the
verdict was read. This is the second
time the woman was tried. It was
reported that Mrs. Reuter- is to be
Louisville man, at the Hotel Marie to-
day.
Ell PAsO, TEXAS, Jan. 31.-Tor-
lures until near death and threaten
ed with still further i'll treatment at
the hands of Mexican Constitution
alists, Luis Terrazas, who was taken
prisoner when the city of Chihuahua
was captured by General Villas
forces, was compelled to reveal the
hiding place Of 100000 pesos belong
ing to the Federal Government, ac-
cording to dispatches from Chihuahua
to day. General Villa was absent from
the city, according to the report from
there, and his officers applied the tor
ture to Terrazas.
CHICAGO, Jan. 31.-Magnates of
the Federal League held an executive
meeting day to discuss schedule
for next season. Only President Gil
more, Otto Steifel and Edward Stein
niger, of ST. Louis. and Ned HanIon,
of Baltimore, were present, The
others were snowbound. Zoe Tinker,
manager Of the Chicago Federa!s.
gave out a statement in which he SAID
the Brooklyn club could not force him
to play with them oven if President
Ebbitts would appeal to the courts,
The Inaqnates this afternoon ordered
that work be started next week on all
grand stands.
TRINIDAD, COLO, Jan. 31;-A
trsinIoad Of strikebreasers winch
was enroute from Pueblo to the Vic
ter American Mine at Radiant was
fired on this afternoon by 200 armed
strikers at Williamsburg. Several
hundred shots were fired, but nobody
was killed, as far as reported to Adju-
tsnt General Chase. The engineer
was forced to back away from the
scene, and the train is now returning
to Pueblo.