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! AND DESPATON
CHARACTERIZE THE

NEWS’ JOB WORK

 

 

Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist

VOL

(Il, NO. 205

FUNERAL OF THE LA

EXTRAORDINARY SCENES WITNESSED

FORTY BANDS PLAYED AT
BURIAL OF GENERAL BOOTH
HUNDREDS FELL IN FAINT):

Scenes Witnessed Such as s Have Never Been Seen in London Short
of Royal Funerals---Huge Procession Marched Five Miles in
Drenching Rain---Streets Jammed With Spectators

 

  

PRINCE RUPERT, RO. Fripay, Avoust 30, gia

‘ON _THE RAIN-SOAKED STREETS OF OLD LONDON

OK 2, SECTION 7.
Extra large view \ot—34 feet on
ft. deep, 30 ft. boule

outside and
vard skirting
lot. Unobstru:

uff around front of
view of city and
king drydock im-
00 new house, six
rent produces 6
$5,000. Price
er cash, balance
improved lots in this
,000 at the sale.

at office of
LTD.
. and McBride Sts.

 

Wh You Want.
Just let us @how
of tan, buttomiand lace

you our range

shoes just]

in from Bost n Seott Fround|
& Oo. i

Rain hats, gain coats Wal-
lace’s, ; 205

‘

Special to Daily News
Nicaragua,

Aug. 29.
Commander Warren J.
force of 200
and marines
Annapolis

Corinto,
Terhune
American
from the
and Collier

with

sailors

a

gunboats

 

 

REASON FOR THE RUSH FOR RUPERT REALTY

 

Special to Daily News.) mobbed and jeered No onethim as general of the Salvation
Aug. 30 The body of|could estimate the number as Army and all like public trusts
\\ am Booth was bur | s« mbled everywhere to witness | won) and personal, inclading. copy
hat of his wife today|the funeral All the streets and) sights veated in thie sudédedar bi
emetery of the Ab-| windows were crowded and th |be held by him “upon trusts af-
N ech gathering at a}housetops jammed, fecting same.”
‘ sion has been wit All along the route drooped|
xcept at those of Queen/rain-soaked flags at half mast
ind King Edward and all the business houses were]
thousand Salvationists| closed While the ceremonies |
vith well-known| were going on the space in front
ines played by 40/of the platform began to resem
ivched over five miles|ble a battlefield with faint’ne
grounds through diers dropping on all Sices
streets, drenched by Cneee nurses of the wens
ance corps treated i
are streets a few ac a hundred cases A sum
t a few of those|tary of the will of the late gen-|
ad toda had been| eral shows all property held b |
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DENY
PRINCES’
VISIT

WELCOMED
ON HIS WAY

 

   

 

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Every day brings the date for the linking up of the Transcontinental nearer.
puffing ceaselessly on the eastern section of the construction, and in spite of labor trouble the

 

COMPLIMENT TO GIRL

VISITORS DEFARTIN G

Aug, 30 The story Special to Daily News.
the Birmingham Post Sault Ste. Marie Ont Aug
America, to the ef a The Duke of Connaught
Prinee of Wales and|and party arrived on their way to
Prinee Albert. would| the west and received an address] Western contracts are forging ahead.
the Duke and Duch-|of weleome from Mayor Munro - a =
iught in Canada next|The royal party were presented
‘isa hs es en e'a"te'| DELIGHTFUL DANCE. IN
etary, Lieut.-Col Sir}ters of the Empire and made a
Ponsonby. wired today|tour of inspection of the steel
ns Abbey, the Duke of|plants and the canal
s place in Yorkshire
King is staying
9 BIG FIGHT
h has appeared ne

 

The Misses Bull, Sisters of Mrs. Cade, Receive a Merry Send-Off on Their eee
South After Popular Stay in Prince Rupert

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SOUTHBOUND, cae Pe | OFF TODAY A most enjoyable and delight- penne r nese u mee a anne, on ee ae
le ' :e ”0 slace aat | Voted "Ny lose prese t ge #an, Miss Grliroy, Miss ve 5
Gur saTIerIED oe ee ee . ree , = . success, due in 5 large measure] Miss Silvia Jenns, Miss Ellett,
evening at the Gatholie hall? The me
aa to energies of Mrs. Hubert Ward,| Miss Drummond, Miss Thompson
i « the bie real estate| affair, which was gotten up by 7 : ee k co Wannae cet thins, Sellen
1 Winnipeg, A. BE, Moor: (Special to Daily News. one or two well-known young who very kindly took charge of] Miss Du Vernet é Miss
! ton, and S, 8. Taylo: Vancouver, Aug, 30—The fight] bachelors of the city, was attend- the arrangements Dancing was kept up until the
known. Vancouver law }between “One Round” Hogan and ed by single young people under Those Present, “wee sma’ hours” when “Auld
farce ounatniaden at the | | Willie Ritehie lightweights the chaperonage of Mrs. Hubert Among those present were the} Lang Syne" was sung, the two
sale of government lots lbilled { a cish cesta <i olan. Sociale Ward, assisted by Mrs. Cade and| following: Messrs. 3. Harrison, young lady guests standing in
do south this morning on}? oe eee ean’ oad Mrs. Cambie. The occasion was|F. V, G. Gamble, Wharton, 8. 0.}the middle surrounded by the
George called off on account of Injury lols farewell to the Misses Buli,; Erick, Neweombe, Seaith, Hubert|others linked hand in hand) Th»
a rea Sek j Ritehie’s arm, received 10. tra@in-livg eharming young ladies who] Ward, W. 8. Marshall, Travis|Misses Bull, who have become
SMART YACHT ARRIVES | ng. have been visiting their sister,|Lucas, A. O, Crewe, Basil Durant,| exceedingly popular during their
IN THE HARBOR Mrs, Cade, wife of Dr. J, P. Cade.|J. O. Chapple, W. A, Pettigrew, J./ visit to Prinee Rupert, left on the
-—— | Snap in Realty. of this city. Gray's orchestra} P, Wilson, C. Garrett, A. Stowell,| Prince George this morning for
there arrived from the| Pwenty-five feet by 62 feet in}was in atlendanee rendering ex-|L, Crippen and J, M. Claney, Mrs.ithe south, a large number of
he trim auxiliary yacht} sSeetion 8 Block 6; $350, halffeellent musie, the floor was cap-|Hubert Ward, Mrs, Gade, Mrs.|their friends being down at ‘he
Cloud, owned by Gaptain}eash. pest in 12 months. Owner|ital and the refreshments beyond|Gambie, Miss Bull, Miss May Bull} beat to bid them farewell.
the Empress fleet, The | leaving town P. O. Box 812 - —— ———__—— - a
i beauty, built in China,|
Hardwood, and rigged with) — Taunch Alice B,, W. J. Thomas. SERIOUS BASEBALL ‘SCORES NO NEED
the le 60 fect long. iUNK) phone Green 391, Govt, Wharf National Mangus.
saben de st = ==. oe MUTINY OF Philadelphia, 4; Boston, 1 T0 GO IDLE
Office Senin. New York, 4; Cineinnati, 7
Handasyde, jr.. the well-| Pittsburg, 2; Chicago, 10
manuinstaans sae | WHAT Ce aat CHINESE American League. TODAY
his offiees today from! Washington, 2; New York, 1
Mea McCaffery & Gib : ia Boston, 8; Philadelphia, 11
lo the new Smith Bloek| For = oe yr tqg ti London, Aug. 29.-—-The Chinese No other games scheduled Lethbridge, Aug, 20.-Employ-
h af oat of Third avenue a: ee! pe le “thie government is endeavoring to Coast League. . ment agencies here state that it
week the sum of $1,191,628 3}hush up the mutiny of 8,000 Los Angeles, 6; Sacramento, 5./is impossible to secure enough
No Back Seat For Us. | was realized, It is inter [troops at Tung Chow Phe au Oakland, 35 _— b aren !.tinen for the harvest fields in this
We carry the largest stoek of| esting to note that the up thorities have taken precautions Vernon, 13; Portland, 2, section of Southern Alberta. Be-
! ind shoes in Northern B,| set price set upon the whole to protect all roads leading to EAE iween five hundred and = one
F li and see them, Seott,} series of lots amounted to §/the capital, but the mutineers / More Lots For Sale. thousand men are wanted, As
i & Go 8450,075 Whether the have defiled the Imperial troops For the finest lot of boots and], yeh as $2.50 per day is being
mighty difference realized Bland ed the road leading from|shoes see Seott, Proud & Co,, th paid for shoekers and 83 for
BORDEN COMES BACK is due to the modesty of the Pus Chow to Peking and are] leading shoe store, bindermen There is also a big
siienedail government's expeetalions the adjacent villages . ; demand for seetion hands on the
\ 0..—Premier| the popularity of Prine: ” . } THE WEATHER. ©. P. BR, one loeal firm heaving
ive England to Rupert as an investment! Presbyterian Picnic Postponed.| or twenty-four hours ending}received an order to place 4,200
: } field ol thy persuasive oO iwceount of the weather the|S a, m., Aumust 30; Barometer,|such laborers as soon as possible,
powers of the auctioneer Sunday se dool pienie of the} 20.857; maximum temperature,| for western construction work i
Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners. | a matter for diseussion Presb rian chureh to be held}|58; mintnum temperature, iG; = STE
Phone 4, tomorrow has been postponed, [precipitation, 1,47, Best room in town at the Savoy,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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THE DAILY NEWS

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AMERICAN MARINES HOLD
NICARAGUAN REVOLTERS
AT ARM’S LENGTH TODAY

 

Gunboats Annapolis and Collier at Corinto---Landing Party of
Two Hundred With Six-Pounders Maintaining the Rights of
U.S. Citizens and Strangers in the Disturbed District

just in today, has forced his way
through the territory controlled
by the revolutionists to Leona,
midway between the Pacific coast
and Lake Managua, where the
liberals rose in arms on August
18th in the night masscred
the of the
Americens garrisoned there. He
found the liberals hostile and it
became to threaten to
attack Leona before the insurg-
ents would allow the train bear-
ing his detachment enter.
Rioting had subsided and the city

and

sleeping soldiers

necessary

to

 

NEXT MAILS

From South
Prince Rupert... Saturday, 10 am.

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seraee?: . sae

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Princess ~~. ee
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had resumed normal
ance.

After conferring with the lib-
eral leaders, Commander Terhune
withdrew his force from the city,
100 marines going to Managua’
and the rest of the detachment to
Corinto, Corinto has been desig-
nated a place of refuge for for-
eigners residing in the surround-
ing country. An armed force
from the Annapolis is constantly
patrolling the streets, and six
pound guns have been taken
from the warship and mounted

a appear-

 

on flat cars.

 

PLEASANT
THIMBLE TEA

Mrs, Kergin, assisted by Mrs
L. W, Kergin, entertained a
number of their friends yester-

day afternoon at their home on
avenue at “Thimble”
The ladies followed the
honored custom of plying
busy needle whilst enjoying
tea and conversation. A
pleasant time was spent,

RABBITS’
BLOOD SAVES
BOY'S LIFE

Angeles, Cal., Aug. 30,
The infusion of blood from two
young rabbits here today prob-
ably saved the life of the young
son of V. Marr, manager of the
Monrovia office of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. The
boy was slowly bleeding to
death from his nostrils. Within
ten minutes after the operation
the nostrils ceased to bleed and
the boy was pronounced on the
road lo recovery,

a

time
the
their
vers

Los

 

SOME OF US

Prince Rupert is arranging to
sell further treasury certifieates,
It has already placed this spring
in London £200,000 three year
notes at 5 per cent. The money
is required for the completion of
the hydro electric projeet.-The
Monetary Times,

 

Hank Boss, the well-known
mining and timber man, was a
passenger south this morning on
the Prinee George,

H. FE. Gampp, a large property
owner of this eity, left for Van-
couver this morning on the

 

Prinee George.

E. C. Gibbons of
OQaffery & Gibbons,
| dealers, left a
ito Vaneouver this morning on the
Prince George,

Messrs. Me.
real estate

on business visit

WAS HELD

IN RUPERT |

~ [DELIGHTED

Amongst the visitors who have
been in the city to attend the sale
of the government lots, who re-
turned to his home this mornuimag
on the Prince George, was Mons
Jules Trueffett, for some vears
a resident of Battleford, Sask.
Mons Trueffett, who purchased
some property in section one, is
most enthusiastic about the fu-
ture of Prince Rupert, and is re-
turning to his home ready to give
the most glowing accounts to ett
his friends of the wonders of the
latest city in the making on the
Pacific coast, He stated it was
his intention to return here
within a few months, as he pre-
dicts considerable movement in
really in the near future, and he
expects to increase his holdings
to a large éxtent.
cold weather
and children,

 

New
ladies

hosiery for
Wallaces.

WESTHOLME

Opera House

 

 

Amateur Night

Friday, August 30th.

The Big Show

Special Attractions

THE ROSARY

Euphonium Sole by

A, Preseott

Grand Opera Seleetion

CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA

Ry
ESE SSE
Specialities by the Amateurs

the Orchestra.