The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-23
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HE IS PUT AWAY

HE IS PUT AWAY.
 TOXIC. Sept. r.. - General Count Maro-Suke Nogi. who with his wife uiti4ed upon the death of his em- pcror. left a will which states that he followed his emperor because he was no longer needed in Japan. The burial took place on Saturday last. and the remains were inferred in NoEoyama. The body was borne to the grave in a two-wheeled cart drawn by five oxen, and the funeral cortege Vas composed of the most noted people in Japan.
 Count Nogi was a Choshu Samu- ari. and was one of Japan's greatest warriors He was the only Choshu general in command during the Rus so-lapanesc war, and led the army which captured Port Arthur; also he led the soldiers who at the battle of Nukden turned the right wing of the Russian army and won the day.
 HOOK OUT"
 SAN JUAN DEL SUR. Sept. It. The United States has sent Vicar agua note of warning regarding the condition of affairs now existing here.
 THEY'RE VISITING.
 SkAGWAY. Sept. 17. - The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland of Lon don. England. are here on tour of the North The Duke of Suther- land owns 1.35S.6OO acres of land in England and is a great sportsman, owning the yachts Catania and Liz cite The duchess is greatly inter esfed in social questions and is an aulhOress of note.
 CHIvALRoUs MARINES.
 WASHINGTON. Sept r.. The state department has received ad- vices from Central America reporting the rescue, by American marines Of over fifty girls. who were found in a starving condition in semin- ary at Granada, where they were held prisoners by the rebels
 Upon learning of the predicament of the young women, the marines were rushed across country from the coast to the city on the shores of Lake Nicaragua, where the sem mary is situated. Friends of the prisoners were restrained from rem dering them assistance, and the girls themselves were threatened with death if they attempted to escape.
 NOGI, NoGI.
 TOKYO. Sept. r. - The mystery surrounding the suicidal death of General Count Nogi and his wife vas cleared up today through the finding of the will of the late mill 'ary councillor.
 Nogi. who was appointed by the late emperor to the position he held at the time of his death. ex- plained in the document he wrote his usefulness had ceased with the death of Mutsuhito.
 II is evident from the peculia" wording of the will that Nogi feared the new emperor would depart from the path trodden by his father. in which event he would he of no ser vice in shaping the new policies
 PEACE. BLESSED PEACE.
 PARIS. Sept l9. The peace terms between Italy and Turkey i.ra practically arranged Italy will rp allowed to occupy Tripoli
 A STRIKE.
 VANCOUVER. Sept. 19. The Dunsmuir coal mines on Vancouver Island have shut down. the miners having gone out on strike for high or wages.
 NO, SIR.
 SKAGWAY. Sept IS. - President 0. l.. Dickeson. of the White Pass G Yukon route. when questioned to, day regarding the reported sale O. his road to the Grand Trunk, made an emphatic denial of the story. and statnd further that the company has no intention of dispOsing of it's in 'crests
 THEY'RE FREE. . VANCOUVER. E. C.. Sept 19. - Walter Davis and his wife, who were arrested recently in Eastern Canada in connection With the robbery of the New Westminster bank, and brought to the coast for trial, were turned loose this week
 At the time of their arrest f was thought certain that the right parties had been caught. but when the case came to trial the evidence proc ured by the prosecution was in sufficient to secure their conviction
 Mrs Davis was thought to have been the chief mover of the rob 'bery.
 5o.ooo MOURN.
 TOKYO. Sept. i9, The funeral 0f the late General Count Nogi and his wife, which was held here this week. was the occasion of a pathetic demonstration of the grief felt by the people over the tragic end of the rOted warrior, who took his owr life because of the belief that he could be of no further use to his country.
 More than 50.O0O mourners follow cd the body of the dead councillor to- the grave.
 WOMEN AGAIN. Y LONDON. Sept. 20 - Parliament opened last night. and it's opening hours were characterized by fight between the police and deputies from the suffrage ranks.
 WE'LL FIX FEM.
 WASHINGTON. Sept. 20. The United States has notified Central America that this government will endeavor to induce that section to avoid disorders in the future.