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Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist
co. ae NO. 199 PRINCE RuPeERtT, B.C., en AuGust 23, 1912. °C aes s siete le en

 

EN. BOOTH IS DEAD: LONG LIVE A NEW GEN. BOOTH

 

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MILE A MINUTE ON THE G.T.P: SIR G. DOUGHTY COMING: PASSENGERS SOUTH: | FOOTBALL

 

 

WORK OF GEN. SUPT. MEHAN

 

 

IS THOROUGHLY APPROVED BY
THE G. T. P. OFFICIAL PARTY

Inspection Train Carrying g President of the Road and Other Im-.
portant Visitors, Ran in Record Time Over Superb Track to
the End of Steel---Made a Mile a Minute on Return

BASEBALL SCORES

ational.

| New York @, Chicag '

| Brooklyn 4, Pittsburg 0
Boston 7, Gincinnati 4

American.

Chicago 1, New York 6
Cleveland @ Boston 4
Detroit 1, Washingt
St. Louis © Philadelphia, wet

grounds.

Coast.

Vernon, 4, Ban Fraucisco
Oakland 2, Los Angeles 6
Portland 3) Sacramento 2

COLONEL

WADMORE

RETIRED

Special to Daily News.)

Ottawa, Aug. 3 R. L. Wad.
more, distriet officer command.
ing Distriet No. 11, British Go-
lunbia and Yokon, will be re-
tired December ist, after nearly
thirty years’® service He has

held his pres@hAt position for two

years Colonel Roy, command.

|
ing the fourth division at Mon-
treal, will sueeeed him,

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AFIERY ©

day the programme laid transportation, whereby in alevery means possible ould be al
the visiting G, T. P. offf-| very short while it will be pos.| once taken to prosecute the work
rip up the line as far| sible to reach Hazelton fromj)to the fullest extent As far as
head of steel, was by far} I vince Rupert in a little over half} putting on all the men that could
portant part in the ' a day's travel be obtained, two thousand men
f ev planned to be Excellent Satisfaction, can be used at the end of step! if
ht about dt ge their short | Admiration wee expressed on they can possibly be procured, A
the G, T. P. terminal eity.| , ol : Le : |}good deal of construetion work}
all sides both by the railroad of-| can be carried on in the winter
Fast Run Made. | ficials, accustomed by experience in the big cuts. The trip alto
pe ‘ iin with almost | oh 3 oF a ay ike ae gether was immensely enjoyed by
, ' accompanied by | - Sy Mmemnere YY oo the whole party, both from point
«, General Super who were travelling merely as of view of ita seenic beauty and}
Ww, ¢ Mehan, Superin- tourists, at the excellence of the the evidences of the greal oppor-
\. L. MeNicholl and Frat. | roee | bed prepared undet the di tunities offered to the coming
. endent A. EB. Me Beer of the general superin-) settlers in the fertile valleys
' a. m. sharp and| heute nt, Mr. W. C. Mehan, for hlone thre Foute.
Sealey, which is ee of traffie at this end One Mile a Minute.
| he ee aT "ao Quen on Work. The run home yesterday n
a ; | ing was remarkable for the fae
ind a half. This} Both President Chambertin and
fast time and | Genera Manager Donaldson were that the last forty miles wer
the great change} most emphatic last evening upon eovered in exactly fort ites
ought about in| being interviewed after their re-| over a road bed as smooth as any
the in the means|turn to the city in stating thatjon the American continent,

 

THE WEATHER.

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5 a. m., August 23rd: Barometer, | Owing to a rather te ehill
RK FG T P 29.950; maximum temperature oe — and eEraree Alf, J. Morris,
s se 50: triihitintiin temperature tie Phe Prince Rupert Longshore. wo the Plerey, Morris aera today
‘ecipitation 1”) inch hmen =. issued a challenge. tp confined to his residence and may
ree ; i a - . | - ~

DENIES STRIKE i i both the Callies and the Roses} | be inside for a day or two, Friends
. F | a " ‘ 2 a. . a
Shortt Offered a jfootball teams to meet the Long- enquiring after him, noticing hi
Vancouver Aug 3 Pri Seana Ishoremen’s football team, which labsence from business, are as-

ancouver, 23 | - ;

i rent wae Shortt has b fered rhe steamer Prince George lis a crackerjack. The waterfront| The sad news of the death of|sured that he will soon be on London, Aug, 22,.—Since his

inding the urrent| Adam Short as been offered U : ie aad tlle ; -
al ‘ ik ; slong} prineipalship of the new British} left) this morning with a large | boys, brawny and up to every| Mr, Otis Staples, president of the| deck again, — - sg fee . bg
, ee ee ; ¥ . ali . ge . lbright art known in the noble ~ 5 ie a cen of arnard, M, P., 0 Orla, B. in,
of the Grand] Columbia University, passenger SS, ae wt wt ‘ r pursuit of the leathern sphere,|— eee m Smee Company has been very busy making
‘acifie in the northwest r. P. party of officials who have } ) meet and beat either of the} Wycliffe, and one of the best] speeches on behalf of the Im-
} felt along the been on a visit to Prince Rupert)! — , lk | berme the Koote.| rial iasi juri vhieh bh
"' he last two day Following |teams named or both in turn, and! nt ee eee ve | perial mission, Curing wale e
¢ the wo u for the last o days. oll ~ ; ii : ,
' . ne w ov = , ps cosath il list of the saloon pas-|in proof of their confidence in| nays, was telegraphed the other | never fails to put ae oe

{ 4 is argued b sa partial i . | ; . a advi . 2
- " . an th sengers Ww 4. Eaton, J, W.|their prowess have ready for de-|day from Spokane, whither Mr. | advantages of Canada. dea a

plore tant | vet George O'Dell, D. D, Mun_|Pesit with a third party a sub-| Staples had gone for an opera-| at Neweastle the other day wit

should invade Horta, Georg na eh Latentiod heque Somewhere | | sve the tariff question, he said that
t would be impos poe, Mee, B. 5. Cheese, Oe er Tia naa cot dollars is sug-| op ee Mr, Staples had| although he did not think Great
hem to conduct hos pin, C. D. Sly, W. 5. Saatery re leased. Mew then, Celtiek Beales weeks ago Mr. Staples, had! Britain would ask for an increase
wis to’ the fact that ham Kearney, G. Ewing, W. P./ ested. , ul " idriven in his motor car from his} Sas in the preference, yet if it were
ig to ‘ i ' siepne.| hoses, come out in the open, . Ire . os ary’s : ’ i
ne usidebe naan. be Murray, A. ¢ Aldous, G. Beierns, | ‘ i p home in Cranbrook to St. M wre | Rome, Aug. 22.—An analysis|requested he was not sure that it
n to the men, pras 3. PF. Matheson, ©, C, Purdy, Mirs. Lake to enjoy an eee trout} + the water from the wells atlwould not be granted, so strong
the construetion be Announcement has been re Gooch, Mra. ‘ = OY oe a HEAVY st oe tee ped serve Zura shows that it is swarming was the desire in Canada to de-
controlled by the} ceived in the city that Sir George} J, M. Munroe, George a. A blowing at aye oe a hook} Witt typhus germs, Official des-|velop trade to and» from this
themselves. No dif-| Doughty, the head of the great}C, Bagg, L, J. Tallander, % res casting with me — a ; - the, Patches received here report that}country. He believed that in ten
ng experienced in|fisheries enterprises associated MeLean, | Stewart, Mrs. 1 P| 0] TAWA was blown against es ms ~ . an investigation has brought tolyears Canada would have a pop-
for the work and no/with his ‘name in Grimsby, Eng- prider J. Dick, Mr, Coapt — z barbs imbedding themselves 1 light evidence proving that the|ulation of 24,000,000, and he was
f trouble arising by}land, and now in Prince Rupert} W I'wiss, John Lewys, en | his left eye. ones in Turks before abandoning the town|jooking forward to the day when
he eonditions on the|district also, will arrive with his} Shrimp Charlies Dickens, “Tom | Unable to extricate the + deliberately contaminated the|py the policy of Imperial trade
rthwest end of con-|son Wilfrid by the steamer Prince Dunn, J, 8. Cowin, Miss H. Dunn, and without anyone to help —_ principal wells with cultures of preference each part of the Bm.
felt in this seetion.| Rupert tomorrow. Sir George! Mrs, 8. Cameron, J, Cameron, | 2 te Mr. ao ureges his oh to - these deadly microbes, pire would give to the others ad-
nee " s deapeecincus ; ‘ar ¢ »spite the pain he was “a ; ; ; as a
will sti comes to attend to the develop- Special to Daily News. car end coap! [here has been a decided im-|yantages in its markets.
ment of his enterprises in this DR. W. T. KERGN, EX-M. P. P., Ottawa, Aug. 23. Regular auflering drove from oe " provement in the Tureo-Monte-
sateen , anne abo
SH IT part of the world, his proposed LEAVES FOR AN EXTENDED meetings of the cabinet will soon reach a see "9 re negrin situation, he danger of
. : ‘= » am s =
new plant at Porpolse Harbor STUDY VISIT TO THE EAST j 4k 6 piace to prepare the ses- twe = ory Me eve. A Gran.| Wa" seems to have been averted, =
Port Edward) and the cannery SY sional programme for the com. “06 a a’ , a we ne Hing aa in the Turkey has declared itself satis-
eaterprise at Skidegate being Among the passengers south ing session, which is most im- brook p walt a ; » se ioe fled with Montenegro's reply ; to
amongst his main interests, be-| this morning was Dr. W. T. Ker-} portant, involving as it will the | village agg fey = and the the Turkish note of expostulation
sides the trawler fleet, the nucleus gin, the pioneer physician of this) expected redistribution bill, jour of Pr. Srape vee andMontenegro has withdrawn
MEN ROAD of which is on the way out NOW.) Vininity, the doctor having located amendments to the Bank Act, | patie nt was then a to her troops from the Colachin dis. oe
at Port Simpson several years be-| the naval patie: y question, as well | Spokane for treatment by -” aro trict. The frontier incident pre- (Special to Daily News.) :
Mrs. Vernor W. Smith of New fore Prince Rupert was thought as matters of general poliey, Just | Spee ialist. It was roe oy he sumably will be settled by a mixed Ottawa, Aug. 23.—There is
7 ’ : ¥ 6 ) 8 » sigt le eye, 7 i > ‘
Special to Daily News Hazelton, accompanied by Miss |or After many years practicing] when the ican will meet is not} Would lose ~ ee ans commission, little demand for the new Can-
‘evelstoke, B, C., Aug, 23. Smith of Vietoria, who has been). this north coast the doctor] gefinitely known, but that the ibut it was not t Oe ot aoe Sai adian gold coniage. W hat there
Thomes Taylor todayjon a visit to the interior arrived now goes east to take an extend-] cecsion is to be a long one is| the wound would prove fatal, Graham Daheaee. manager of|is comes chiefly from British Co.
lirst sod of the scenie}in the city on last eve ning’ ed post-graduate course amMmones) certain, Dr, C. A, Veasy, who er the local branch of the Canadian} lumbia,
ip Mount Revelstoke,} train. Bind best institutions there and doll amelie li it i daiaatl | the eye al the Dea ree 7" ee al, General Eleetrie Co,, left this ,

h the Provineial govern. Mrs. H. H, Clarke left on a visil possibly in Europe, He will study Dr. W. 'T. Kergin left on an ex |Spokane, found that tthe a morning on the Prinee George for Wanted—Young girl to do

priated $10,000 as alte the lower coast cities this with the Mayo Brothers at their) tended visit to the eastern cities had arisen and oe aoe ° aa a short business visit to Van.|folding. Apply at onee at Daily

, morning on the Prince George | famous surgical hospital in}on the Prince George this morn-|bUl HE was then too late to sana couver, News office.

Rochester, Minnesota, and at Chi-} jng | the infeetion, Meningitis - wee ee
cago, Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, . =-=- 2] oped and despite all efforts to
and New York, and if time permits save the patient's life he died, His
at London and Paris, A NEW MANAGER
“tice 8 re th him at the A

PRINCE RUPERT DAILY NEWS TODAY During his absence his practies FOR THE DAILY NEWS Staple t Bsa 4 ie ’ New local firm of contractors formed, including Mr, Sheady
“ ’, ollicial party leaves for the south after satisfac will be in eharge of his brother time o > and Vernon W. Smith, to proceed with last link of line east

asaclll trip Dr. L. W. Kergin, late house sur-} : | epee from Aldermere.

s , ; hanes alee te Special to Daily News.) ; jeiernes, the well known é
) ““orge Doughty is expected to arrive by the steamer geon at the Vancouver General) Waele teal od 23.—-D BS a ry oie or Hazelton Pleasant tennis tournament takes place at the home of Mr.
' Rupert tomorrow, | Hospital and a distinguished K, Taylor for years ‘coh eee “ sa ine on | > the W. E. Williams on Borden street,
sae ; aylor, ars coh- s on @ business tr ‘ ‘ : ‘
' Bramwell Booth is announced successor to the late General 3} medical graduate cre nected with the Woodstock Me an ‘hike morning on the Prince Morris MeAgno and Edith Glifford each fined 8100 for sup-
7 Kerein has been in sou es ni g@
\D . - ere kB : ‘lying liquor to Indians,
) at : Rentinel-Review and the seorge I
Preparations at Ottawa for very heavy parliamentary ses I ps artnership with Dr, W, 'T, Ker magazine Rod and Gun, and \ o ro Purdy, accountant at the | Jobn Kaia, a Finlander, badly hurt at Mile 44 whilst work~-
are about to begin, [gin for the last couple of months if f | me time ecretary of 3] ; | } oe of th Gas vdian ing for Foley, Welch & Stewart brought in on special train,
lost or 80 s i oct ‘anch 0 e anadi¢ : ; oe ’
Hospital Board discuss Connaught visit tablet and appoint " '2 the daily seetion of the Can oe . “ mmerce, left on the | Exeiting indoor baseball mateh between Creseents and Quill
inspector over ne , ial . i F ye jerensn © ” : | sae , » former were stor ;
\d ai ehanie ate a il a ited to at.|¢ adian Press Association, left George this morning on a yaca.|} Drivers, in whieh the former were victorious,

‘ent shortly of new manager for The Deily News is an You are cordially INVNCG Yo today for Prinee Rupert to | to be spent in visiting the Large throng of Indians return to their homes on the
heed lend a sat ial danee at K, of p : te ekean ae tion tl ‘ I ‘ Prince John after a visit to Prinee Rupert upo nthe cannery
Passengers uth by th Pring Georg Local items i Saturday eve,, Ate, 24th or ' lower coast cities. aon Coming to an end

‘ e « rene re set ail ' ; : ‘ The Daily News, ‘ ee Cleaners. sels é :
‘hall ehatlenge, Personals,» .Distriet development iMr M. M. Gooper will manage the | ai REMOTE Pioneer
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GEORGE

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STILL THE SALVATION ARMY
OWES ALLEGIANCE TO THE
NAME OF “GENERAL BOOTH”

Bramwell Booth, Son of the Late Leader of the Great Army Has
Been Announced the New General on Opening of the Sealed
Letter Laid Away by the Army’s Founder Years Ago

 

 

 

 

+ (Special to Daily News.)
‘ ouriets Not Spies. a London, Aug, 23.—In the pres- Opening Tonight,
ae een he * rhe ence of all the Salvation Army Harry E, Ross, proprietor of
ive itish yacnhtsmen under ar-| . of ie dai ».|the Empress bowling alleys, has
rest, charged with spying on} Commissioners, General Booth's tahow 6 loca ‘oul’ tee dow ee
German coast defenses, were re_| testament, entrusted to his solici- ing erected on Third avenue by
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leased the other day. The police|tors twenty years ago and ap-|pochester & Casley and will open
believe they were only tourists. | pointing the late commander's] up a first class pool room. Equip.
Vane li m in Gla eo |son, Bramwell, Booth, to sueceed|ment consists of 15 tables, in-
iw. j ; ; ;
Sih ane . 93 a Fras |him, was opened today and read. cluding English and American
ilasgow, Aug. 23. suffrag-| ; tas ‘ billiards and pool. There are
ette the other day smashed win.| The General's son aecepted the lots of good seats fur spectators
dows with a hatehet and also) succession formally with ‘much |}Gome and meet your friends. 199
smashed a valuable painting in| feeling. The General's funeral
the Glasgow art gallery. She
, will take place on the afternoon
escaped without being identified.) . . : More Elevators.
bee ae of August 29th, at Stokes-New- Montreal, Aug. 22.—The Har-
St. Andrew's Society. ton, where his wife is buried.|por Gommissioners of Montreal
The regular meeting of the St.| King George has sent a special|are considering plans for the
| Andrew's Society will be held in| message of sympathy. Letters |construction of three new grain
| Carpenters’ Hall tonight at 8|Were also received from Premier| elevators in the near future. Each
lo’eloek, Asquith, the Archbishop of Can-|of these elevators will have a
| pidaiainendaal terbury, other prelates of the|capacity of 2,500,000 bushels,
Launch Alice B., W. J. Thomas.|Chureh of England and members|the three giving a total capacity
Phone Green 391. Govt. Whard.|of all the other Protestant creeds.|of 7,500,000 bushels.

 

 

 

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