The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-01

ard tables chairs and musical in strumen were ordered removed from all -Goons ia thc county today.
 BRAlNE9D. Minn.. Nov. 2S.- Pitcher Joe Bush. Of the Philadel. ral Athletics, who collidei with Louis Miller last night. inflicting in jurieS from which the old man. who was 7o years of age. died fea hours later. protests that he was not responsible fer the accident. Miller was ran .Sn by the quo which vas given 70 Bush recently hy admiri92 Philadelphia fans
 LABOR SECRETARY INTERVIEWS
 DENVER. Colo. Nov 2S.-Urged ay Secretary of Labor Wilson Gov error AmmoAs hPs opened negOtia tjOIs with the striking coal miners Of Southern Colorado and with the B srttors. with a view to bringing about the settlement of the strike through arbitration.
 HONEYMOON IN EUROPE.
 TIOBOkEN. N |. Nov 2S--Of. iecrs of the steamship George Washington admitted 10 newspaper mel today that i; is the intention of Francis Sayre and bride to take
 3s.ge to tGro"r on the vessel which is scheduled to sail tom r. row. The piers are being decorated hy the company in honor of the ueHlywe3s and elaborate prepara- 'ions have been made for their com fort while enroute across the ocean. President Wilson will accompany the urlc to the steamer in the morning returning to NcR York ia ,ime to witness the football game hetween the West Point and An. napois teams.
 hy the President, his private secrr- tary. and Miss Eleanor Wilson. sis tar of the bride. left the capital this morning for New York.
 THE PLAGUE AT PANAMA PANAMA. Nov. 2S. Advices re aeiTei from Guayaquil, Ecuador state that several cases of bubonic '-'Geue have beeu discovered in that city.
 AmM UNlTioN CoNFIscATED. NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.-Ten thou sand rounds O. rifle ammunition in- ended for the reyolutionists of .!avti was seized today by United >.at9s customs inspectors. who dis
 oNerei the munitions of war Cn he steamship Seminole which was scheiu'ed 10 sail for Slnto Domin- ,o tomorrow.
 The shipment Of ammunition has teen confiscated by the federal au- | thor.ttes and the vessel will he held lending an investigation.
 THEY MISSED RIG TIM EF,W YORK. Nov 2S-Fr the first time in many years the an rHal Thanks2iving feast which was served by the Bowory mission yes rcrIay. was prepared without the 'ssiStancn of Big Tim Sullivan, the opular +eimer congressman, whose leath recently cast gloom over the East side.
 There were 3.o00 in the mission bfead-iine yesterday, and the ab- saare of tie Eig-hearted slum work T was greatly deplored by all who i sai known Sullivan.
 CHARGED WITH MURDER. NEW YORK, N Y. 2S. = General Ze'aya, former president of Nica- 3gua. was taken into custody in his city yesterday and is now being held on charge of murder alleged have been committed in the southern republic.
 The attorneys for Zelaya secured the release of their client today on | writ of habeas corpus returnable Monday. and it is understood the iormer dictator is prepared to make } long fight against extradition.
 hP0p MAKES STPInEC
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 2S.-- Speaking at 6 Thanksgiving ban Iuet given by numerous of the un- ,ons O. this city yesterday, Sam uel Gompcrs president of the Ameri- "an Federation of Labor, said that lie laboring men of the untry should be thankful for the great strites made by organized labor
 uring the year just ended, which gave the workers the opportunity establish a higher order of civ ilization and to secure a larger de gree of justice.
 MAYOR NOT THANKFUL. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Nov. 2S. -Declaring that many residents fl his city had nothing to be thank Ill fer, Mayor Riddle refused to is sue the usual Thanksgiving proc 'amation this year, and the day oi feasting passed without official rec. osnition on the part of the munici- 1alitv. The mayor has been severe ly criticized fir his unusual attitude.
 MAYOR RESIGNS.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov 28.- Threatened with impeachment if he
 ontinucd to act as chief executive cf the city, Mayor Samuel Shank rendered his resignation today and ~e.!rel to Irlvate life City Comp troiler Harry Wallace has succeed ed to the mayoralty and is now i'll full charge of the Cffice, having been sworn in this afternoon
 Mayor Shank vas charged with responsibility for the recent labor roubles which threatened the peace and prosperity of the city. The elaim is made that he precipitated the carmen's strike and afterwards prevented a settlement of the trou- hle. The mayor is also accused cf failure to assist in the adjustment of the differences between the strik- ing teamstars and their employers,
 NO TURKEY FOR THEM.
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov. 2S.-I Thanksgiving was a cheerless day F5r most of the Democratic mem- 9ers of the upper house of con- <ress. Practically the entire day was devoted by them to the consid pratiOn OP the currancy raforrn hin