The Alaska citizen., 1914-05-11
ENGlISHMEN KILLED.

his father The circumstances sur rounding the death of the father, in dicate plainly that the sons mind was unbalanced but it was not un- til he had been locked up several hours that he became violent. He is now raving maniac.
 MISS WILSON MARRIED. l WASHINGTON, D. C., May T. i Miss Eleanor Randolph Wilson, youngest daughter of President and Mrs Wilson, and Honorable William Gibbs McAdoo, secretary of the trea- sury, were married in the East room of the White House this afternoon at o'clock As was the case when 1 Miss Jessie Wilson was married to Francis Sayre in November of last year. the wedding this afternoon was unostentatious, although witnessed by many notables of this and other countries.
 The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Sylvester w. Beach, the Presidents pastor at Princeton, New Jersey. who also officiated at the first Wilson wedding few months ago. The bride was attended by her sister Margaret. who was maid of honor at the Wilson-Sayre wed ding.
 Social statisticians have vainly tried to make Miss Wilson the four teenth White House bride. The task has been rendered impossible, how ever, owing to the fact that, while eleven have been married in the White House, four spent their hon. eymoons in that mansion, and thelr title to White House Bride" has never been disputed. Thus Miss Eleanor Wilson became the sixteenth bride and the twelfth to be mar ried in the White House.
 Secretary McAdoo was born in 1863. He was married in 1885 and has several children, one of whom is married and is a mother
 DIGGs FREED.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 7.-Maury Diggs, the young Sacramentan who figured prominently in a white slave case which was before the courts of this city last year, and who was arrested last January on another statutory charge, was declared not guilty of the latter offense this afternoon, at the conclusion of very spectacular trial,
 Although positively identified by Ida Fearing, the young woman who was the victim of a New Year escapade. Diggs produced testimony to prove that he was elsewhere when the alleged offense was committed.
 When the verdict was rendered by the jury, the Fearing girl became hysterical, and was carried from the courtroom screaming. It is feared by her father, who is a reputable physician of this city, that she will lose her mind as the result of her experience with the young degen- crate and the subsequent publicity,
 ROOSEVELT IS AT PARA.
 NEW YORK. May 7.-Telegraphic advices received today by the rela tives of Colonel Roosevelt announce the arrival of the former President at Para, on the north coast of Brazil In his message, the colonel says he will reach New York on May 20 He has completely recov- cred his health, although he weighs 50 pounds less than he did when he entered the South American jungles.
 COURTMARTIAL ORDERED.
 DENVER, Colo, May "A gen. eral courtmartial has been called for the trial of those officers of the state militia who participated in the fight which took place at Lud- low, in the Southern Colorado coal belt, between the state troops and the striking coal miners. The battle resulted in the burning of the town and the death of number of strik- CTS.
 CHICAGO PAPERS MERGE.
 CHICAGO. May 8.-James Keely, general manager of the Tribune. has acquired the controlling interests in the Record-H Herald and the Inter- Ocean and will discontinue the publi cation of the latter paper. The Record-Herald has a circulation of 16O,00O and the Inter-Ocean S0,000. Both are morning papers.