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CHARACTERIZE THE
news’ JOB WORK

 

 

  
  
 

OL. I, NO. 185

the
tool shop of

broke out om
ind machine
nk. Love at about midnight
before the
wvered the flames
nd gained a hold of tt

which is situated upon

ght, and out-!

rea vas discs

good
\ ¥
at Cameron Cove,

| as first raised by Captain
h is of the Alice B,, who was
vakened by the glare illuminat-
eabin He raced out
after phoning the
aided materially in
Davis float and
of the

yiwaade
ear

Inaccessible Situation.
a hard task for the

reach the scene
Bay has

access,

is

Cameron
uh grade
( 4y

Ho

OYOTE SHOT
BIG SUCCESS AT
NOON TODAY

aid railway steel and

wever, the red devil

 

it any fuss beyond the

histle warning that the

is to be fired, the big

, was set off close on 142
noon today, The shot

q plendid work at Cameron}
1 iff It lifted all the rock |
ed of it and did no damage}

inding property. The!
had been well laid and the
eh that of Saturday
When /ailure of the eleetrie
ignite the whole
delayed the firing of|
i three, These have now}
tired all is satisfactory
mitractor, Mr, Archie Me.
Mi McDougall ex-/
ed himself well pleased with |
hol after its effeets had been
ed today, and his foree of
hard at work clearing up

y h was
eli
series |

and

s. J. Hilditeh returned to the
th the Prince
visit to the

Ss morning on
from a short

rh coast eities,

  

Launch Alice B.,
Crreen 391,

) GERM
FOUND ABOUT
WHARF RAT

W. J. Thomas.
Govt, Wharf.

  

othe

 

  

Orleans, La., Aug. 5 Bu-
bacilli was diseovered re.

nn @ rat found on the

ont The discovery was

we after several hundred ro-
bis had been examined here in
past few weeks. Dr. J, H.
of the United States Ma-

r lospital, said the discovery

  

“Hol Cause alarm,

iron}

j
el were

The)

to}

get.|
hoat!
blazing build-|

| brother,
fire| had left his premises at 6 p.
of the | apparently all in safety.
only |
partly ob- | from the forge.

Formerly The Prince Rupert ae

"PRINCE Rupert, B.C., Wapnespay, Avaust 1 1912,

RE BRIGADE WITH AUTO HAD
THEIR WORK CUT OUT TO REACH

LAST NIGHT'S FIRE ON FLOAT

scene in time to de
and, in facet, saved
neighboring floats and boats
by the bri.
is note-

reached the
good service,
Pom
The
| gade
| worthy,

made
to reach the
The poor
plunged to the
n were

struggle
scene
devil's wheels |
hubs in mud,
|The me taxed to the limit
of their strength to in
j getting the machine to a vantage
point, That it got there and ex-
| tinguished the blaze with the
chemical is to the department's
They did all that was

assist

 

|
eredit.

possible,

Loss About $2,500

H. R, Love, who lives with his

not far from the seene,|
m.|
He sus.
fire originated)
Awakened soon |
the outbreak he saw he|

from his window and while

that the

pects

after
blaze

— ————

SEA MESSAGE
FROM TITANIC
PASSENGER

 

7.
the
Archibald

Aug. A message

be

Pawtucket,

to last word
Butt,
Taft, was picked up
off Block Island yes-

read as follows:
Mid-Ocean. Help.
Titanic sinking. No
water food.—-Major Butt.”

The message is written on a
wireless blank bearing the official
imprint of the Titanic,

purporting
from Major
to President
in a bottle
terday and
April 16,
On a raft,

or

ithe
settlements
| pride

iin

days on
plying liquor
probable
sixty days.
think was an associate
fined 810
drunk
a plain undecor-
in the
berevage of an

two

and costs

ated fall from grace
ter
exhilirating

costs to the
terday
opted by Constable

Indian

SIX LIVES ARE

running, as he fancied, to help
save the Davis float he realized
that it was his own that had
caught Nothing has been saved

from seorching of the

machinery,

but a good deal of the plant may
be fit for duty after repair. The
trouble is that there was no in-

surance on this plant,

Delays
your premises insured?
be warned by the
others and have a
for your property
Mack Realty Co,
after fires

are

out

of the
will find
are not
Prince Rupert's

conditions.
insurance on your
from fire

that Mae

you

rates

insurance
cient
means peace
you.

SEQUEL TO

cangerous.,
experience

poliey

are
Mack Realty Co,

\

Are
not,
ef
taken

if

at onee by

Prompt
the
and
Realty

too terrifying even
exceptiona)
A

suffi-

property

f

ear for

POLICE CHASE
IN HARBOR

In the Poliee Court

ing William Montieth and

no were each

they will

Taylor,

that
J.
lice
former men, was
for being
lisorderly, For
much
nature,
five
city exchequ
in the
swift

of two
J.
ontributed
police chase
was a
an essential witnes
case.

fined #100 or
being convicted of
to an Indian.

take
who the po-

dollars
er.
harbor
measure
Baile

y

Ss

this morn-

Ple-
sixty
sup-
It

A.

the
of the
and
mat.

Taylor
and
The

yes-

ad-
to se-
in the

LOST IN LAST
NIGHT'S FIRE

One poor maternal

heart

is

torn this morning as a result of

last night's float fire.

One

small

LOCAL JOTTINGS dumb Rachel mourns her oft-
anne spring because they are not, The
George Kerr, fire warden at|best efforts ed oe oe peneied

4} helpers at. the blaze last aigh

Kitselas, is in the city for a short
: failed to find and save six wee
visit and is busy nenee — items whieh bed bem ‘sails
wih, bis Aumerous PM _ nestling with their mother when
northern friends. the fire began. Mother pussy
M , lee TP : seis made her own best efforts, tow,
Mrs, Charles ‘T, Partington Pe=)i) nau) them into safety, but sh.»
turned this morning on the Prince wan overcome ath tauahe ond

George from a visit to Vancouver
and Vietoria,
Red Tag. ist

Look for the

Inman was an arrival this
the Prince George,

Dr,

morning on

 

 

 

  

  

 
 

  

'l, Kt. Love's machine shop visited by destructive fire last
Hikht, Brigade had time of their lives to reach scene,
Iwo men are fined #100 each and costs for supplying In- 3)
lane With liquor; sequel to yesterday’s launch chase for a
liess
Hon, F, D, Monk completes visit of inspection to lake |
nt rreight rates for wheat may be reduced earlier this
eu
Kaien Island Glub's charming “at home” and dance last
hinhat List of those present,
Winston Churchill, Britain's first lord of the admiralty,
'Vited definitely to visit Ganada in fall,
Prince George passenger list, Local items and personals
Nupert’s wardens, Last of the big blast

 

 

 

only escaped meowling with her

own life by a miraele
she is disconsolately
the charred ruins,

Th, Collart
nolds, real estate,
ger on today's train for
kalum,

of Collart

Today

surveying

& Rey.

was & passen.-

Kitsum.

where he is going to look

over property thet the firm holds

in that dictriet,

LOST ON GREAT

LAKES FOR DAYS

st Ont,, Ape.

Joseph,

schooner Julia

"
‘.
lon Lake Huron for ten days,
Larkin,
iwith a cargo of lumbervand build.
ling material for this port,

Lont
the
loaded

finally

made port at Goderich yesterday,

ithe crew of five are in bad shape
\'The captain says he encountered
and wind from the

east

a storm
| quarter which blew him all along
the lake,

Look for the Red Tag

issif

CREOSOTED PILES ARE
ADMITTED TO CANADA
FREE OF CUSTOMS FEE

Mr. MeDonald, collector of
customs for Prince Rupert, kind.
ly points out to The Daily News
an error in the note published
yesterday regarding a double
consigninent of creosoted piles

cerved for the dry dock. It was
said that the piles paid duty.
This is not 80, Creosoted piles
are amongst the few things out
of the many imported by Canada
from the States on which there

PASSENGERS
BY S. S, GEORGE
IN TODAY

Prince George ar-
rived this morning from the
south at about 10 o'clock with a
large number of passengers,
amongst whom were the follow-
ing: Mes, Knight, Miss Somer.
ville, Mr. Haseamp, Mr. Clapp,
Mrs, Clapp, F. T. MeLeod, Mr.
Clapp, Mr. Garrett, Dr. Inman,
Mr. Gampp, Rev. Bierens, Mr.
Macdofiald, Mr. Aigersinger, H.
Fk. Wood, Mr. Gorse, Mr, Manher,
Mrs, Manher, Mr, Steers, Mr. Ar-
derson, Mr. Haywood, T. C. Mur-
ray, Mr. Sprawle, Mr. Sparks. J
F, Adams, A. J. Gilmour, Mr.
Sandiford, Mr, Richardson, Fd-
ward Morsen, Mr. Bacheldor, Mr.
Mahen, Mr. Stevenson, Mr. Gor-
don, Mr. McCarthy, Mr. Reed, Mr.
Crier, Mr. Gillapie, W. Grant, Mr.
Armstrong, Mr, Jardine, Mr, Ag-
new, Mr. MeLean, Mrs. McLean,
Mr. Le Bar, Richard Moore, R, H.
Knittle, BE, C. Farley, Miss Chap-
man, Mrs. Partington, Mr. Lilly,
W. 8S. Marshall, J. EB. Keith, Mrs.
Keith, Basil Durant, Mr. Dundas,
KE. B. Kenny, J. A. Murray, Mr.
Marson, Mr. May, Mrs, J, Hilditeh,
F, Christian, Mr. Jow, Mrs. Jow,
N. Dahen.,

A GREAT HIT
LAST NIGHT

Bos-

The steamer

the Juvenile

tonians delighted a packed house
at the Westholme Opera
last evening. The fact that it was
the third night of their engage-
ment, that there was a big dance
at the Kaien Island Club and that
the weather was not all it might
have been, did not seem to make
the least difference to the size of
the audience,

The up to date musical comedy

Onee again

House

playlet, “Tips,” put on last even-
ing by the clever youngsters,
was a bright and sparkling at-
traction that kept the audience
amused and delighted from the
moment the curtain went up to
the grand finale. The costumes
and make up of the youngsters
were wonderful, it being hard to
dissociate from one’s” mind
sometimes the fact that girls
played the boys’ parts.

The comedy work, which was
excellent, was in the hands of the
two little stars, Doris Canfield
and Stubby Myling, and the audi.
ence was in titters of laughter
all the time they were upon the
stage. The dancing and singing

of the entire little company was
great, the race track scene at the
end of the first act bringing down
the house,

The play to be put on this
evening, “Olivette,” is said to be
the star attraction of their
repertoire, and from the heavy
advance booking is assured of
another bumper house, The en-
gagement will terminate on Salt-
urday evening next, On that day

a matinee will be put on in the
afiernoon to enable a great
number of grown-ups and chil.

dren who are not able to be pres.
ent for an evening show to wit.
ness a performance of the clever

 

juveniles,

== =

THE DAILY NEWS

      
    

Friday, 9 a.m.
Saturday, 2 a.

Qyincess Sophia T

 

 

ne eee

 

FIRE - FINES - A DANCE - VISITORS - BIG BLAST

 

EEE

PRINCE RUPERT'S PRETTY NEW
GARDEN PATCHES GROWING
LUXURIANTLY ALL AROUND

Prince. Rupert's gardens
best,
cily reveals
of advance the
last year. Several
good gardens were
flourishing last year, and the ex.
ample of their industrious and
enterprising owners has led many
other citizens to emulate the ef-
forts made to coax flowers, vege.
tables and fruit from ground that

are
stroll
very

their and
around the
marked state

now al a

a
over
places

outstandingly

five years ago was sheer wilder.
ness. The results are astonish-
ing.

Residential District Gardens.
On the central elevated stretch

of Fourth avenue, where are sit.
uated some of Prince Rupert 3
finest residences, there are to be

excellent and inviting
gardens, notably that of Mr. and
Mrs. R. L, MeIntosh. This gar-
den, laid out as it is in terraces

seen some

 

made by the levelling of rock and
muskeg from the cut made in
clearing the for the pretty
residence of the postmaster, ‘s
certainly a feature of Fourth
avenue, Other residences in the
same row have also lovely garden
patches, and the green grass there
is acquiring velvety smoothness
on lawns and borders,

Districts Farther Distant.

Throughout the city, however,
there are many gardens, some of
considerable area which do their
owners credit, and are often al-
ready returning to him profitable
vegetable produce for his home
All along behind the Fourth
avenue eminence into the numer.

site

use,

ously inhabited districts that
slope mountainward there are
surprisingly good gardens. You

drop upon them everywhere un.
awares. All along Borden street

are gardens, notably at the Ro-
man Catholie Church and resi-
dential buildings associated with
it. Sheriff Shirley's famous
garden shows green as ever far-
ther back, and most of the houses
have smaller patches. In the
opposite direction right away to-
ward Seal Cove there is a regular
garden district. This district, it
must be pointed out, deserves
especial credit because it is be-
yond Hays Creek and every drop
of water during the last hot spell
had to be carried quite a distance
to the various gardens,

 

Tennis Champions Return.

Mr. W. 8. Marshall and Mr.
Basil Durant returned to Prinee
Rupert this morning on the
Prince George from Victoria,
where they have been taking part
in the tennis tournament that
has ee been held in that city.

 

 

 

 

TEST WAS TOO — KAIEN ISLAND CLUB ‘AT HOME”

MUCH FOR THE
BIG _—

Unremburge, Germany,

Ten workmen are eo

have perished today, Cte n!
injured and five
result of the

factory here.

are
as the
machine

are missjng}
collapse
The

of a}
walls}

gave way under a test of strengti|}
which officials applied to the|
building. At least 110 persons
were hurled beneath the debris.
The search for victims is still in|
progress. The building was}
under construction and the en-
tire walls crumbled up = and
fell in,

Miss Chapman returned this
morning on the Prince George
from a vacation spent in the
lower coast cities.

 

MISS GLAHOLM
WAS MARRIED
AT NANAIMO

The marriage of Miss Agnes
Bradshaw Glaholm, a young lady
well known in Prince Rupert so-
ciety as a frequent visitor to her
sister, Mrs, F. MeB. Young, took
place at Nanaimo last week,

The bridegroom is David Bow-
den Bedell, a native of Neweastle-

on Tyne, and Vancouver, where
he has been a resident for some
years, The bride wore an ele-

gant gown of white Duchess satin,
trimmed with Limerick lace, and
long bridal veil of the same ma-
terial, and carried a bouquet of
cream roses. Her bridesmaids
were Miss Egdell, sister of the
groom, and Miss Margaret Young,
niece of the bride. Miss Young

was gowned in white taffeta silk
veiled with mapquisette. She
wore a large white picture hat,

and carried a bouquet of sweet
peas. Mr. H, N, Boultbee of Van-
couver acted as groomsman, The
ceremony Was performed by Rev,
J. BR. Robertson of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, After the
ceremony a reception was held at
the home of the bride's mother,

There was a brilliant assembly

 

which included many guests and
relatives from far parts of the
province, \Mr, and Mrs, Egdell
left on the afternoon train for
Banff, On their return from their
honeymoon trip Mr, and Mrs
Eedell will take up their resi-
dence in Vancouver

Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners,
Phone 4.

 

WAS CHARMING AND POPULAR

 

_ EXPLOSIVES
EQUAL COYOTE

HURLED MILES

 

which
fulminating

shell,
stored

hundreds of
minus their

tion of New York Harbor in
event of war.
uses no larger shell, It

culated that the effeets

of today's
Cove. The
charged with
than are used

coyote at
shell of course
higher explosives

Henry Avison, sanitary
tor at Stewart,
along the line of the G, T.
connection with his official
ties, is returning to Stewart te-

morrow on the Prince George,

| Reynolds,

Above is a picture of a giant)
are

charge of course, for the protec-
the
Great Britain, even,
is cal-
of this
shell after being hurled five miles
would equal the destructive effect
Cameron
is

in contract shots.

inspec-
who has been up
P. in
du.

 

In the spacious and delightfully
gymnasium of the Kaien
\Island Club last night the elub
held a very pleasant “at home”
jand dance. A number of Prince
Hupert’s pretty and popular
young ladies graced the occasion
as may be seen from the list pub-
lished, and there was a good turn-
out of the men. The “at home”
was voted a very great success,
jeverything, reception, refresh-
|ments and music being excellent.
| Amongst those present were:

Mrs. McLaren, Miss Curtain,
| Bros Haskamp, Miss Ginn, Miss

| airy

Brown, Mrs, and Miss Dawson,
|Mrs, Carl, Mrs, Renworth, Miss
j Paull, Miss McPhail, Miss Keen,
|Miss Jens, Miss Lockhart, Miss
| Kinkade, Miss Gleason, Miss
Fisher, Mrs. Frizzell, Mrs. Fergu-
son, Miss Heyward, Mrs. Bain,
/Mrs. MeCaffery, Miss Gibbons,
| Miss Green.
| Also Messrs. McLaren, Has-
kamp, Nickerson, Wallace, Daw-
}son, Simpson, Renworth, Harrap,
McKeen, Melliar, Hel-
Keeley, Kearney, Parker,
Linnell, Look, Knight,
Averill, Frizzell, Bain,
Noble, Beatty, Kissick,

 

gerson,
| Pooler,
| Tobey,
| Hiekey,

|

 

HEROIC WAY
MOTHER SAVED
HER CHILDREN

Marion, Ind., Aug. 7.-—Caught
midway on a trestle with her six
children and a train fast bearing
down upon her, Mrs, D, A, Bar-
ley and her children are alive
today because the Spartan moth-
er tossed five of the little ones
to the ground, 20 feet below, and
then jumped herself, The sixth
child, a boy of 10, crouched be-
tween the rails and the train
passed over him, He may die,

 

 

 

 

Prince Rupert
H, RB, Love busy
Hays Creek,
Db, G. 8. 8 Newington brit
Inlet are now complete,

at

questing released of imprisot
Report is about that Foley,
contract for grading the las
bh,
FP. MeRae Uo.
Mr, and Mrs,
summer Visit to

for $2,600,

their sen,

 

 

PRINCE RUPERT THIS TIME LAST YEAR

experiences tremendously hot weather,
installing his new $3,000 plant on float

Prince Rupert Industrial Association passes resolution re-

Coats of Caleutta buys Dr.

Manson of Topeka leave Prince Rupert after
Mr.

igs report that surveys of Masset

red strikers at Vietoria,

Welch & Stewart will get the
t 445 miles of G, T. P. in B Cc,
Hall's house and lot from

Alex, Manson,