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PRINCE Rupert, B.C., THURSDAY, AvausT 1, 1912.

THE DAILY N

Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist

Cameosun
Prince Rypert

 

 

          

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vireless, and this was

d by another «despatch
ken press had her bows
and her four com-
filled with water, The
struck the Helvetia
cutting her in two.

ed vessel sank shortly

Ml i Aug. 1.—The C. P,
Empress of Britain, car-

700 passengers, col.

Priday evening with the
Helvetia between Cape}

| 1 and Fame Point in a
ews of the accident |

QOuebee about 6 o'clock |

(. P. R. EMPRESS OF BRITAIN
CUT A COAL STEAMER IN TWO G. T. P. WARE-

was s docpetotio’ to her,
ing Lord Strat
ling sent at once.
The progress
back to port
ivery slowly,

 

steamer

of
was
the
her
which

tI
ac
vessel
peded m
wreckage hangs
bows.

The

and

Allan

me of

Pretorian
the
transferred t

mail were

THE
For

hou
B

ten

twenty-four

”

maximum

m., Aug

30.0140;

passage

passengers

the
hee

wreck

ma bhe-

Th vessel

complished

being im

by the

ovel

stood
and

© her

WEATHER.

rs ending

arometer,

perature,

 

BY EAGLES

         
      

oking coneert given by
roal Order of Eagles
ng in the K, of P. hall
- always the case, a most
and enjoyable affair
bers of the order wer?
strength with a
friends, and the
to box-
with a

brat

full
hei
given over

ests, songs, etc.,
supply of the most
refreshments, and all
enough to be

a huge

fortunate
adit success,
AMPION SCULLER
OF ENGLAND DEFEATS
ARNST OF NEW ZEALAND

Aug. 1.
msculler
the

_Ehest Bar-
of England,
world’s profes-
lille by beating the hold-
hard Arnst of New Zea-

the Putney to
rowing his
of.

sec.

famous
after
standstill.
minutes 8

       
       
                 
       
           
       
                 

course,
to a
23

ed slightly at the start,
J8 against Barry's 36,
his lead to two
but Barry then improved
mn, the men being level
half way. Barry then
“ily drew away with a clear
it Barnes Bridge, which he
lo two lengths, This
further inereased, and
gave up just before the
post,

FIRE THE
BiG CONTRACT
COYOTE SOON

‘ reased

ved

ie

  

night or early on Saturd
ing,
“THE ROSE OF
cal Comedy Comin
the Westholme
musical com
Blandeen,
Juvenile Bostonians
at the Westho
on Saturday
edly the best
this favo
been supplied.
Blandeen fairly
excellent comedy,

The new
Rose of wl
wil
me Opel
evening,

vehicle
company h
The
sparkl
eatcl
tl
han

an

is
wi
rite

and pretty girls. while

pal parts are in the
lightful little

The
is far

singers
scenic
year suprior
by musical
The

new

ly earried
songs
and of
songs that

sing for m

companies,
ed are all
catchy order,
whistle and

WEST GETS

The
last read
Montreal
daily

Vancouver man

the current
and Toronto

his paper, and in

time he will have a
Montreal
which he
stocks over
vate wire.

able importance
nancial. unification
It is a pity that it has
layed so long, but it

late.—Montreal Financie

brokerage = h
ean buy
the broker's

All this is of
of

is

San Franciseo, Aug
Hugh Mahon, 77, fought
police when they atten
keep her from joining

band in a cell, They had

 

lo Mr. Archie MeDou-

op this morning found
‘ing going on smoothly
'! the men working, prepa.
being almost completed

in the big shet, at the
alely occupied by John-

separated for 50 years,

equipment
to the

price
stocks

branch of

towards

on board the Helvetia,) 61; minimum temperature, 46
vere ail rescued and Mean temperature, July, 59.7;
board the Empress. Cap] precipitation, July, 3.44 inches;

M ay immediately gave or-| highest temperature, 82 on 17th
hat his ship be brought|lowest temperature, 46, on 13th

‘ Quebee, and assistance/and 16th.

ston’s boat house. The loading

BRIGHT of the six big coyote holes which
are some 70 or 80 feet deep, will

be started this afternoon, addi-

SMOKER HELD tional men having been put on
to hasten the work. The blast

will be fired either tomorrow

ay morn-

BLANDEEN"

Description of the Pretty Muci-

g to

rhe
the
| presel t
Hous
undoubt-
th which
as as yet
Rose of
es with

Puy

a

vy musik
le
ds of de-

prineti-

artists
this
it usual-
comedy
introduc-
a bright
you will
mths,

INTO TOUCH
WITH EAST

al
of

can

a short

ouse in

and sell those

own pri-
incaleul-

the fi-
Canada,
been de-
too

Aged Woman Fights

! Mrs
with the
to

hus

ipted
her
nol been

 

     
   
       

 

         
       
     
 
      
     
     
    
        
         
             
       
      
         
         
       
       
         
       
     
   
   

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PRINCE RUPERT DAILY NEWS TODAY

hen quit’ MeDougall’s contract though strike i
Posed to be on,
I 2 ws
M.S, Shearwater arrives in harbor on way to Behr
el seal proteeting mission.
Maso seal -s
lasonic velebrations held, and train exeursion star
S58
press of Britain ia collision sinks eolliet
PAVEd
he ,
‘© lacrosse deadlock in the south, Recent report
ronments,
Kagles ,
at hold successful smoker in K. of P. hall
ie : .
® Lloyd George Insurance Bill which disturbs

 

     

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ing Bea

ta off
All

and

Britan,

 

PREPOPPOPAICOLOL OPO DIEGO DIE I III OS

her}

by|

DIRECTORS OF

 

 

 

 

THE PHANTOM STRIKE.

Although a strike has

| been officially declared tak

| | ing effect today amongst

HOUSE CO.LTD.)

work, the work is apparent

| ly proceeding just 1 be

rhree vice presidents of the | fore, Not a sing man

Grand Trunk Railway will sit struck work on Archie Me-

fon the board of the recently-or-| Dougall’s ae eC this

ganized Grand Trunk Terminals morning The contractor

Warehouse Co. Limited They | is going right on with his

| are Mesars William Wain. work, and the shot holes for

wright, J. J Dalrymple and R the big coyote due in a day

8. Logan My J N Green or so, are being loaded. On

shields, K.C., wi be a director, the depot site contract ae

also Mr. Godfrey Bird general the hands of Foley, Welch

manage La Ra Interna. & Stewart the order has

Lionale I'wo directors remain gone forth for steam shovel

to be named, operations to begin soon at

the old postoffice Site or

WELCOME THE BRIDES og Cyan Repay apie be

| say that larger bodies of

Mr, and Mrs. Peterson Arrived in) men will be occupied on

City by the George both contraets very shortly

Prince Rupert weleomed yes-|
terday, yet another happy young — ——
bridal couple to the long list of}in Vancouver on Monday evening
these popular events which have/last. Mr. Peterson, who is one
come off this spring and sum-|of Prince Rupert's most well-
mer Mr. Peterson of the Conti-| known and popular young men,
nental Trust Co, returned to the| was busy yesterday receiving the
city yesterday bringing with him|/congratulations and good wishes
his young bride, who was for-|of his host of friends Mr. and
merly Miss EB. V. Spillman, of|Mrs, Peterson will reside in the
Burnaby street, Vancouver, Mr.|Campbell block on Second ave-
nue,

and Mrs. Peterson were od

THE ROCKIES

G.T.P.NEW THE LACROSSE DEADLOCK
SERVICEIN RECONCILIATION OUTLOOK

         
       
       
           
           
       
   
   
 
        
         
     
              
       
         
           
               
           
       
       
           
           

 

 

 

H, M. S. Shearwater
into the harbor
shortly after 10 o'clock and an- Shearwater, which has been sta-| spending some time on shore and
chored out in front of the G. T.| tioned at Nanaimo, left that place taking in all the sights anu beau-
P. wharf. The Shearwater, which | a few days ago, calling at several |ties of our wonderful young city.

ests of the British seal

this

steamed; men, during the
morning. will soon be in full swing.

 

H.MS. SHEARWATER IN HARBOR
ON HER WAY NORTHWARDS TO
THE BEHRING SEAL FISHERIES

which
The | will

is in command of Capt. Fitz Wal-|/of the bays and harbors to the Prince Rupert will, as is her well
ter, late of H.M.S. Egeria, is on) south on her trip up.
her way to the Behring Sea seal| and crew she carries all told 106 make entertaining and pleasant
fisheries, to look after the inter=| men and as she will remain in| the visit of His Majesty's Tavs
fisher- | the harbor for a day or two, leav-|

Officers

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IMPRESSIVE MASONIC RITES
DULY PERFORMED IN DIGNITY
AT TYEE LODGE CONSTITUTION

 

Feeling over the strained re-len: oni re-|an easy matter to reestablish
lations between the Vancouver} friendly feeling,
and New Westminster lacrosse En
os courage Am
The Grand Trunk Pacific have|elubs is still very acute in the A 7 oe ;
inaugurated a tri-weekly through] latter city, but in spite of this, ee exeottent suggestions
laa ad ; | offered, says the Vancouver Sun
passenger: service from Edmon..|there is a disposition among the is that. for ‘the i ‘
ton to Fitzhugh, 1,028 miles west} eooler heads to arrive at an un- ac on i ae pee oF
of Winnipeg and right in the} derstanding and patch up the], Se a ee busines ae
aeated r ; : from the two eities who shall
reart of Jaspel Park in the| quarrel! which threatens to great- .
' have full power to adjust the ex.
Rockies A tourist hotel, to belly injure if indeed it does not :
te ene ot : isting difficulties, Another
called Chateau Nicette, will be|ruin the future of the game on timely @ sstic by th
built immediately at Fitzhugh by|the coast ec, dane ee
: ps a , of Vancouver is that greater en.
the Grand Trunk Pacific, who 7
will actively compete with the May End Trouble couragement be given amateur
Canadian Pacifie Railway for the Mr. Robert Jardine, one of the;!aerosse in this city and prov-
tourist business in the Rocky TOnDS eee annem
Mountsine, that in his opimion the principal On Saturday the New West-
‘i difficulty in the way of a recon-|minster team seored a goal at
A LETTER FROM ciliation was the change in the|Queen’s park while the Vancou-
e sche » ¢ : »s. where or te ,
ALD. MONTGOMERY |“ edule of the games, whereby ver team did likewise at Recrea-
ere a game had been listed for Van-|tion park, both claiming the
Owing te:pedseure 0 apace & couver when it should have match originally scheduled in
tei: te 4 Mont been played at New Westminster.| New Westminster and altered by
OLles rom A; 1 oe eomery.) He thought that if that resolu-|the British Columbia Lacrosse
charging the Daily News with/tion were rescinded~it would be| association to Vaneouver.
abucing” the city engineer is
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withheld until tomorrow, when it Amateur vaudeville ni the!
will be published in full exactly] Westholme Opera House Fricay
as written, night °
“n Messrs. Ce afte r
Wanted—Man with some ex- MoCaffery & Gibbons
Se Ar cee _ | offer for sale complete house fur-
ve a. ts Metiae I eran nishings. The house, which is
; 5 or 5 t J ‘Os > :
|! as CRRA. FOS: SES situated on Fifth avenue, in Sec-
Ss | tion Five, and modern in every
way, can be rented for $35, tf
Recent Arrivals in Town.
The following are among the
late arrivals at the G, T. P. Inn:
N. G. Bogue, Vaneouver: Pat
Welch, Vancouver; A, B. Smith
and wife, Winnipeg; F. E. Burk
Vancouver; M. J. MeCane, Cal-
gary; A. E. Jessop and wife, G. ;
J. Jessop, Arthur Gowing, D.
M. Moore, Vietoria, J. M. Rudd,
ing probably on Saturday, they! Wijjjan Prns, Vietoria: James
have an opportunity of! Stark «od wife, Vancouver; J. T.
EK, Palmer, Vaneouver; Edward B,
Paul and daughter, Victoria; A
N. Sandells, Vancouver; William
Henderson, Victoria; K. J. Burns
Vancouver; Mrs, K. J. Burns,
Vancouver; M. J. Costello, Seat-
known custom, do her best to/|iic: J. W. Graham, St. Mary’s,
Ont.; F. W. Rossberg, Seattle;
W. B, Dawson, Ottawa; J. A.
Ruddick, Ottawa; G. M. Alford,
during their short stay here. Pacofi,

 

With due solemnity last night| Lodge open was proceeded with
the ceremonies of constitution} by Most Worshipful Grand Mas-|
of Tyee Lodge, as No, 66, G.|ter J. M, Radd assisted by R. W.|
ee C., were held in} Bro. W. Henderson, 8. G, W.; RB.)
Prince Rupert, and officers of) W, Bro, I. Stark, J. G. W.; M.}
the lodge were installed, In the} W. Bro, PF. MeB. Young, P. G. M.,|
presence of a very large assem-| acting as deputy grand master.
blagwge of Masons in the Masonic | There followed the impressive
Hall the dignified ceremonies] .aremony of the constitution of
a conducted. Many members | ih» Tyee Lodge, and installation
of the ee oe ba of ite officers as follows:
resent an many members ) "
suleiae lodmes bannening to bel. ae. Bro. D. Hf. Mosvigen,
outside lodges he , : ) ,

. Dt lJ. P. M. W. Bro, W. Owen,
in the city, besides the members

o : 8. W. Bro, Douglas Sucherland,
of Tyee Lodge, and the distin-} ,

J. W. Bro J. C. MeLennan,
guished company of leading |*"
: ; lrreasurer Bro, F, Mobley, Secre-
nembers of the order arrived to : 7
celebrate the ceremonies of con. | ‘ary Bro. J. M. Carmichael, 8. D
titution and installation | Bro A, M. Manson, J. D. Bro
8 on anc stallation, ;
iNeil MeNeill, 8. 8. Bro. ¢
Grand Lodge Opened |L. Peek, J. 8. Bro, H, PF, MeRac

Duly ard with all dignity the| Chaplain Bro, Rev. W, H, Me-

ceremony of declaring the Grand od, I, G,. Bro, GC, H. Orme,

 

 

 

HENRY
With the Juvenile Bostonians at

“PATSIE”

SALMON RUN
NORTHERLY

the Westholme Theatre
Saturday Evening

 

New pictures, and the latest
Vancouver, B. C., Aug. 1.—Re-| songs at the Westholme Opera
turns so far show that the sal-| House tomorrow night. “Ama-
Tyler Bro. G. W. Barrie, Organ.| mon canning season on the Fra-|teur night.”
ist Bro. I, N, Linnell, ser river has not been very suc- SERRE
Banquet in the Inn. cessful. Trap catches lately FIREMEN, I.
Together after the ceremonies] were fair, but the seiners got next
the company adjourned to the G.| to nothing, One eannery the other
T. P. Inn, where the oecasion was| day took a catch of 3,600 fish, but

STEWARDS, 2:

the majérity of the plants got no

celebrated by a banquet at which , 2
than 1,000 each, whieh is

 

        
     
         
     
       
       
   

bright speeches were given by| ™ore SAILORS 3
the visiting celebrities of the}/™0t more than a tenth of their

craft, and local Masons, Today} C4Pacity. ?
the Masonie party has gone forth eueanneenaiennennnirteney

in foree by train to Van Arsdol, BABY DAUGHTER In a triangular boat race be-
and on the return of the. train ARRIVES AT HOME tween sailors, stewards and fire-
tonight there will be held the oo 4G. eeney men of the SS, Royal Edward, in
ere . enna ~

celee Piano to. “ie One This morning a baby girl ar-| Montreal the other day, the sail-
rhe officers of the grand chap.| "ived at the residence of Mr. and|ors came in last, and the firemen
ter R.A. M, who will take part in Mrs. J. W. MeKinley, and the|beat the stewards by two feet.
the ceremony are M. E. Comp J,|YOUns lady is welcomed with ev-| There is evidently something
R, Seymour, R. E. Comp, J, T,|e?Y eordiatity, wrong with the idea that the life
K. Palmer and R. E. Comp, W. ae of a ship fireman is destructive
hk, Burns, grand superintendent Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners. | to the physique. Montreal Fi.
Distriet No. 46. Phone 4, nancial Times,

 

 

 

 

Discovery of Coal

Summerfield, Aug. 1 Coal
jhas been discovered in the bank
lof Trout ereek, The quality is
lreported good, and development
| wi be commenced shortly,

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| Visit the Warner and Hudson |
}pre-emption and sand beach if|

1 want an ideal camping spot
for your holiday this summer.
i Pathing, fishing, fun and freedom.
l'ywo hours’ launch run from Ru
| pert on Poreher Island, if
Best meal in town at Savoy.

 

WILL BE DEPOT
SOON AT HAYSPORT
An announcement
Vaneouver Daily
of the 20th inst states that
the Board of Railway
missioners have

in the
Province

Com
ordered the
construetion by the G, T. P.
at Haysport,
much.desired de.
the news will

a& station
his
Pp !

welcomed

and he

 

 

 

 

Takes Over Contract

 

PRINCE RUPERT THIS TIME LAST YEAR

Mr, Eugene Cashman, late of
Stewart, has taken over the city Council decides to send Mayor Manson to Victoria to see
scavenging business from J. G. Premier MeBride about ratification of G, T, P, assessment
Weston, Mr, Cashman, who is a agreement,

1 Ald. Douglas suggests that he might also ask when the
thls "I Tr P f i > -

} enterprising and JuUsIness government lots are to be sold,

: , t }
like young man, who was most Relies of ancient inhabitation unearthed at Digby Island
suteessful in the same business Marine Station.

in Stewart, is enthusiastic about News received that Rev, FP, W. Kerr was in railway wreck
the future of Prince Rupert, and near Seattle along with W. D. Black of Prinee Rupert,

is quite confident that he will Hydroelectric bylaw passes through committee,

make his venture here profitable Fr, W. Hart occupies premises he is now vaeating, on See.
to himeelf and satisfactory to the ond avenue,

 

 

 

people of the city,