Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-07

ST. PETERSBURG, March p
Lieutenant Colonel Chebaieff, chief of
police of ST. Petersburg, was assas-
snated in his office to-day by Lieu
tenant Ivanoff, a junior officer. Re-
venge was the motive for the crime.
PARIS, March 7--MadeIeine, the
"Siamese twin" who was separated
tive days ago frcE, her sister, Suzanne,
by delicate operation, died to-day of
commissions. Suzanne is recovering
rapidly.
CHICAGO, March There will be
no more picketing in front of Hem
rici's restaurant pending a settlement
of injunction proceedings and there
will be no more arrests of striking
mattresses and sympathizers during
the same period. Judge MeGcorty to-
day handed down an order contain
ing these two provisions.
CHICAGO, March mime Chicago
women became full-fedged police wo-
men to-day by taking the oath re-
quired of members of the police de-
made temporary officers. The nine
who took the oath and began pernna-
nent police duty to day have success
fully passed the civil service exarni-
nation. Several of them have Deem
doing police duty for the last few
months.
WASHINGTON, March Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, through her social
secretary, Miss Belle Hagner, to-day
authorized a denial of reports that
Miss Eleanor Wilson is engaged to
marry Secretary of the Treasury Nc
Adoo.
WASHINGTON, March 7.-DeniaI
that the Minnesota Legislature is
controlled by the Great Northern Rail
road and the Hill interests was made
by David r. Simpson, of the Mime
apolis wheat pit, before the House
Rules Committee to-daYin opposition
to the Manahan resolution calling for
investigation of wheat pit manage
ment. Simpsons testimony went to
show that the Manahan resolution was
due to a factional fight between brok-
ers and the Equity Cooperative Ex-
change in the Northwest.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 7.-"cap-
tain" A. D. Nelson, a pirate, con-
victed of attempting to hold up and
rob the steamer Willamette on the
hiqh seas, was sentenced to-day to
five years. Imprisonment in San
Quentin prison.
SAN FRANCISCO, March q
Parker Whitney, the millionaire club
man, charged with violating the white
slave law, day pleaded not guilty
when arrsigned before Federal Judge
DooIing. Judge DooIing overruled the
demurrer filed by Whitney's attorneys
on account of the uncertainty as
transportation methods contained in
the Indictment charging him with
having taken GeneVieve Hanan from
one State to another for immoral Pur-
poses.
NEW YORK, March George
StovaII, manager of the Kansas City
club Of the Federal Yeague, an
nouneed this afternoon that Out
fielder Steve Evans, Of the st. Louis
Cardinals, has signed Federal
League contract and will play with
Brooklyn this year.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 7.--John
Soripps, millionaire owner Of string
of newspapers in the Middle West, is
a patient at the Adler santarium
here. He recently suffered a severe
attack of heart failure at his winter
home in San Diego.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 7.-Aftsr
shooting and killing Tony kilieino-
vch and Mrs. kiIicinovich in the
presence of their five small children
to-day, Marks Skarieh killed himself.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 7.-Ar-
guments for new trial for the off,
cials of the Western Fuel Company,
convicted of defrauding the Govern
ment through. wrong weights, were
to-day postponed for one week.
ROCHESTER, N. ", March r.
While dancing one Of the modern
dances. Mrs. Ernest C. Hawkins, a
well-known Batavia society woman,
suffered stroke Of apoplexy and died
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