The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-01
GENERAL NEWS
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wlL LSON.SAYRE BIDDING.

sylvester Ijtach. oi Iuuy,tDA, pro aJuI>c4 he HOTuS oI -ur fresoy- I,..aH marriage service "hI,n uIt- u Mss Jtsslya Wilson. daughter ot IIrsI4eut Mi!s Il, aua br. rTanc.s HJ"es SI!rc Ill the bonds ut mai IIMuHy. IHe steEe Waa one ui Tar. .eAuty. as thr E..st room ot tE, MAi 1 House. iu aalyh the "eaGiHs Mas solemnizcI. had .eeu Oeaut,- ;uuy d"coIdtcd and iar url.Luu, uni forms Of th" memueIo ui tie diglo I!taIc corps anu O. jHc A4Ihts, uayJ. and mlHJar. officers the country enhanced the s..en4cr ol the ocea- son.
 pr Sa!re 0as supported Dy his IAaiE. pr. uEc..-.-. aud a$ ,lt! e..- tered he room inyy were closely t8.lO"eI bs tay bl.Ie-t5-oc. ieauiug oA ,ne ann rf her father he ne.dIIs uar,h was eNquIs:tely rel drFed sy tAe Marine band.
 HIIan sumner weather prevailed GG..Hs the entire day.
 SAME NAMES BUT DIFFERENT.
 ORANGE. lex. Nov 25.-A wed ding taking place here this after noon furnished d remarkable coin cideaee when Jessie Wilson. .he Galghter I Il local farmer was ~ ~ed4ed to Francis SasIe one Of the leading mel chants ot this toSI the names of the couples being iden- tIcal with those of the participants iA the White House wedding
 BANKER WElTY PARDONEO
 UII MPIA, N ash. Nov 25.-tioF- ernor Lls.tr today issued d pardon 10 Banker Nelty. e: Nottingham. "ho has ben eonIiaei ill the statt penltentiarl. NeI;y H4s C avicted aud sentenceI for receiving uepos- Its in his BeIiigham bank ahen h,. hneW the lnsti'uuon was in q stae GI insolvency.
 CAUSE FOR THANKSGIVING.
 COLt MBlA. ;. C.. .Sot. 2J.-Got eFnor Blease toGay released one hu dred conyic.s tfom the state Peniten- t-ais on palo.e Q ;hat the, migat re drn 10 Jhelr homes ia t.Ine to cal their hanks giving dinners wlsh their .amilies
 ELECTRIC WORKERS STRIGE.
 SCHENECTADY. x. l.. Nov. 25 demanding an increase in pay ten th usand employees Of the General Electric company this morning Wel; out on strike. Attempts to arrive d. d satisfactory adjustment of th. difficulties between the company and its einplo3es have been made during the past week. 0ut haAe failed T. lessen the breach No disorders are anlSliutti, 6ut Il $ feared the strug- Be "fi La ,t Ii ter one and pro traced unless arbitration is agreed rpon.
 EDITOR DEAD.
 TORI LAND, Me- Nov. 25.- Her ma. EahIct t,mstue,ter former pup ltsher and editor I tie Black Cal magalihe. died here toda, as the result CT ri1e wound, accidentally administered. he deceased was q na i've Of Boston and was well known n the newspaper world He Was Il sr.e:s of age
 HONOR FATHER SIERRA.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.-To- day Has ee.ebra ed throughout the state as legal holiday. to honor the memory I Father Se.ra. the founder oi the state missons.
 The first coloniza ion of Upper California was by the Franciscan missionaries under Junipero Serra. SIJdulSu troops. These pioneer missionaries had by 1S00 founded Is missi ns, whose total population mostly in. G23s, was l3,000.
 RAILROAD MAN DEAD.
 WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov. 25.- w. w. Finley, president of the Southern Pacific railway system, died suddenly here today as the Tt sul- of stroke of apoplexy.
 The deceased was born in Missis- sippi in 1853. and since he was 2u years of age has been connected with railroadiag. He bet anne presi- dent f the Southern railway in 1ac' and since that time has served in an executive capacity on many of the southern and Western roads
 CARNEGIE LOVES LIFE.
 NEW YORK, Nov 25.-Andrey Carnegie was today the recipien. D. many telegrams of congratuaton on his having attained his seventy esshth birthday anniversary. He celebrated the day in the company oi a number O: close friends and asserted tha- he is so well satisfied With life as he finds il that he has TO desire to die
 PRESIDENT WILL SEE GAME
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov. 25.- President Wilson announced todag that he would positively go to New iork on Saturday to witness the annual battle on the gridiorn between the army and navy cadets.
 WEST POINT. N. Y. Nov. D. Guard Mecham. one of the bes; men on the army team, hurt his leg at practice so seriously a2day that he will be unable to take part in the game with the navy on Satur day.
 GOT THE COIN. NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Mrs. Elm. maline Pankhurst, the militant Brit, lsh suffraget e, sailed for home to- day taking with her $20,O0O thai she earned in her lecture tour. Be lore leaving, she stated that she ex- pected she would be rearrested as soon as she set foot on Bri .ish soil. |
 WILL NOT RESIGN. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 26.-I Maycr Shank today denied emphati l caily that he is going to resign and stated that he was ready to face any charges his opponents may bring against him. The mayor is facing impeachment on the charge that he | LOOK sides during the recent street | car strike
 WILL MEET THE COLONEL.