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fol it, NO. 224 aie PRuNc RUPERT, B.C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMDER 26, 1912 = —_ races ul
DAivs LOCAL BURGLAR SECURES MUCH MONEY |

ROOPS ARE BEING HURRIED TO ULSTER TO MAINTAIN PEACE THERE ON SATURDAY

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ANGLICAN SYNOD DISCUSSES —__ CHINESE REBEL Sasepaii sconas {CANADA HOLDS EARL GREY'S RIFLES HOLD
INDIAN RESERVE QUESTION AND MANY DIE. 4 KEY T0 PEACE FIRST ANNUAL BANQUET

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spIRITED DISCUSSION TOOK PLACE YESTERDAY ON THE RE- Fierce Fighting Follows Mutiny Serusa 8 0, Los At <td 5.2, Dominion Controls Supply of MEN WHO ACTED AS GUARD OF HONOR TO HIS ROYAL HIGH- :
PORT FROM THE INDIAN MISSION FIELD—CANON of Troops in Province of Hupe | Portland 3, San Francis ) Nickel, Without Which Armor NESS THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT CELEBRATE AT DINNER
O’MEARA IS CENSURED. —Rebels Are Repulsed. N Would Be Useless. WHICH WILL GE REPEATED.
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ntire time of|two sections of the report, ad-| — pekiy Sept 2 rroops| Pittsburg 4, St, Louis 2 Special to Daily News. Last evening at the Premier|by Color Sergeant George Leek
he Anglican|/? ed until the evening lcamped outside of the gates at} American League. Ottawa, Sept. 26.—Canada, it] Hotel the first annual dinner of |} 4nd Sergeants Jack and Stowell.
sflernoon was In the evening the remaining|Wuchang, the capital of the} joston 6, New York 0 has been discovered, holds the/the Karl Grey's Rifles was held. Private Garrett, in response to a , i,
aucetion of the sections f the report were dis f nee of Hupe, mutinied last | st Louis 5412, Chicago 3-0 key to the peace of Europe and The affair was a great success|Tepedied shouts for a song .
sed of These dealt with the cht and attacked the loyal] No others. can by prohibiting the export of
with Pl aaud of more edvcations! work |tro ps garrisoned in the city,| ae ca niekel solve the naval riddle of #4 atended by every member of kindly obliged with one of his {
provinces Phe} ay x the Indians and the need} wh nbhered severa hundred | Vacant Seats in Senate. the European continent the corps in the city and several popntar oe when the toast. 7
Indian question} of government support this | mer iostly cavalry Ottawa, Sept 6 With the Seven-tenths of the world’s invited guests, including Dr. master Fobe tO Ris feet Gan _— 7
line | \fier several hours of fieree| death of Sir Richard Cartwright.) supply of nickel comes from Can-/-p, ‘ . posed the toast of the evening, ;
report of the) /me, , Pt fremayne, Government Agent|“Our Boys,” which was drank
presenting that Poday “A Quiet H s ta ghting, in which many were|the vacancies im the senate now ada It is used extensively in/y, 4H, MeMullin and Mr. J. R. with full musical honors and
being pre ng place, attended by members ed on both sides, the muit-[ number eight rhe Liberal ma-/|the manufacture of armor plate, Beatty, all of whom were mem-| pound after r ye ,
| ' ' ‘ cal ; i round of vociferous ss
f the facet that}of the clergy and la f the An-| vere gr gn pe om jority in the upper house is 31 oa aso pb got ee pe bers of the original “Muskeg cheers. Corporals Evitt, Young- ”
n was going to/glican Church at 8 Andrew's a Hed and UNGet “ ‘ ee a. - ° od v : e SCiess erore) Seouts,” from which the Earl I anil : eul ny
stions were ex. | Hall iffray is unknown. Warm, clean rooms at Savoy. waren gun fire. Grey's Rifles took its inception. erg slender toute." Daa
Inspector of Indian This evening the meeting of ——— —_ e — \fier partaking of the excel-|Byitt, in his inimitable style, sp
I Indian Agentithe synod will be brought to a jlent, repast provided by mine|eonyulsed the gathering with a
William Manson,/cjose by a public meeting, to be TW ARS TAKEN BY host, Mr. Fred Henning, the pop-|eomie song. when the concluding oe
present held at St. Andrew's Hall. Among ular manager of the hotel, Cap-jtoast “The Ladies,” responded #
f the meeting|the speakers will be the Rey. Mr jtain Fred Stork, the commander|to by Privates Heathcote, Davis
the action of; thirty years a@ missionary work | fave the health of the King,)/most successful gatherings of
n fomenting| ing the alle f the Naas. and which was drank with musical] jts kind to a close.
d to the policy|the Rev I I Stephenson, a - o_o | honors and round upon round of The Earl Grey's Rifles, which '
hurch in their|clergyman who first went up th . ’ jenthusiastic cheers. acted as a guard of honor to te
vucblem dealing | Sterna. fever in 1886, and apon| Burglar Entered Through Rear of Frizzell’s Meat Market and) *ereant Youngman toliowed|i, R. 4. the Governor General
f the provinee.|th hist c gold rush ¢ the e ;}with a song, which fairly started | upon his recent visit to the city,
si teatie east oss ts teekensinn oF ‘OE: wel Forced Cash Boxes of Safe, Securing Over Two Hundred the ball rolling, Captain MeMor-|are a body of men that would be
ost important|the first clergyman of the An- D ll . C h d Ch Thi d Ti die, in a rousing speech replying| credit to any city, their strength,
he system ‘of|glican Church to set foot in the ollars in Cash an eques---Third Time |to the toast of “Canada, Ourlwhich is being augmented in )
, he discussion| famous Atlin plae« ning camp |Home” in a spirit of patriotism) proportion to the city’s growth, a
he oe ed by Is me years fe Mi Steshanion Store Has Been Entered . jand enthusiasm, set the tone for|bidding fair to be a foree to be ;
n the Rev./up giving up his charge there Gaining an entrance through|;wharf, and on his return to the| secured the door. This was un.| Be won ery abe CREE SAO: The | reckoned with in the future in
the Reverends| shed” the whole distance of} ile ; . ot a . i jtried and hardy veteran Sergeant] regard to the defenses of the
he back door of Frizzell’s meat| store went at onee into his office wked probably by means of a Brown next obliged with « song} ‘ ts of the . :
. " “ ote os es from u e to the Butk | I nediately he entered the room| duplicate key. i. ee Py ee
Marsh gave their Valli er the telegraph jmarket, Third avenue, early last), iced that some one had rt the thira iN |which was followed by the toast, | ens se
byes Thejat which place he has since beet ght and forcing the cash eel iumpering with the safe, for| y tt - fe “ »} ++ { the aes , he Boys Phat Wear the Uni- Launch Alice B., W. J. Thomas.
sposing of these cated drawer of the safe with a cleave ns dane hee Aden welds eta tk ~ _ as =, oy oe - | form, which was responded to| Phone Green 391. Govt. Wharf.
iewiote secured over. 6660 in ‘ | " has been burglarized, but the |
Ae ‘ st nvestigation he found peculations have always been 2 . - a
cash and « oe r hat the cash drawers had been} eonfined to the petty cash. It be-
CHICAGO POLICE HELD MEN sly Ptgea 9956 tte he stad wi soit shay sire cane sentoae tate tat X- TROOPS ARRIVE IN ULSTER TO
sng nt presumably the heavy! prizzell discontinued his usual}

home for suppel neglected to

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; ie velusend to the. eters. tool. ™ 2 _ rang re a eno tion of the early morning | arenes 4
urs te e evide _j|lice and they arrived a few mo.) US *SS
HICAGO POLICE LIBERATED MEN WHOM THEY KNEW WERE). ||” ae - = oat cemte tates. amid amy temeshiinns.|: Sedan See een tien: os SCOTTISH BORDERERS AND HIGHLANDERS ON WAY TO UL-
WANTED FOR ROBBERY IN BRITISH entior e locking re safe, yut} wn te , ro r_i|men have eommitted all the | STER TO PRECLUDE POSSIBILITY OF TROUBLE ON 7
hearing the whistle of the Che-jing the robbery, which is char-/| DAY OF SIGNING OF COVENANT. :
COLUMBIA. ohsin, on which he had business,| acterized as the most daring ever jcrimes, and emboldened by the | ssbintinieaiaieniiaiane :
neglected to look at the safe and| perpetrated in Prince Rupert success of their first robbery! Special to Daily News being one of the largest and most “I
” a Phat the] Be ard K. Burns will soon be} went to his automobile and drove} Entrance was easily effected|planned a greater haul. ” 4 en ; ‘ “e ’ f the t le ,
7 ' had one of the|!aid befor. the public » { rf to meet the -om-|through the rear door by means Apparently the work was that meivant. pe te Rogimente SApTORee ee eee ee 4
ad ’ ale sates “tien jbo he wharf t wet the incom-|through the | I Pi of Highland infantry and Seot-|paign against the action of the +
7 ' ee ; et, the - re =k f Jobn Sidias a. ee ‘ t . : ge “3 a 7 iis ated = secant ee — — tish borderers are en route to|Commons in granting home rule '
GY Wits noice Kbecer, 03. 4140 South) 7° OOS OR OS ee a ee eee eee [Ulster in the anticipation of| by reason of the display of armed 4
wing that he|wabhash avenue. where the rob ls — : =. es apap | trouble on Ulster Day, September force and the enormous number
wection with}bers bad been making their head-| sible offenders in the future. The } 28th, when the solemn covenant| Of Orangemen and | nionists who
. , New Westminster,|duarters up t the time of thei HEAVY FINE ON maximum penalty ealled for the ROYALTY VISIT prepared by Sir Edward Carson assembled to greet Sir Edward
: leseape payment of a $300 fine together protesting against home rule and| Carson and other anti-home rule ‘
Oar ye Pee Second, the announcement that vilh six months’ imprisonment, defying the authority of an Irish| leaders, Carson in addressing
eration, is the an investigation of the whole af LIQUOR SELLER Magistrate MeMullin, after se- PORT SIMPSON parliament will be signed. the crowd declared that they were {
the heads of] gy — to be instituted either ely censuring the accused, al- The Royal Irish Rifles are al- performing the obsequies of :
' today by the city eivil serviee commis-]| —_—_—— owed him his liberty upon the - ready in the city, and thousands home rule.
S. M in Was the man’s}<jion or by a committee of alder-| Andrew Reed Fined Three Hun-| payment of the fine. H. R. H. the Duke of Connaught) «¢ cijizens were enrolled yester- ———e *
he was also known] pen dred Dollars for Selling | ee -- Visited Simpson and Was | jay by the civic authorities to aid Suits! Suites! Suits!
, f John Harris, hired, a statement by Miles J Booze to Indians. Presented with Address. in the maintenance of order. Try one of ours and you will
' d “Chicago Slim.”| yeyine. lawyer and politician, in -— PRINCE | ee A demonstration was made at|be — satisfied. Sweder Bros.,
, nother member|whieh he declares himself the For supplying liquor to an In-} | Before leaving here yesterday| Portadown, which is described as} Tailor.
# and is believed! man who tipped off lo Burns | dian, Andrew Reed, proprietor of STAYS ON RUN on His Royal Highness ex- e
. ne men Whol and MeWheeny the fact that theline Grandview Hotel, was fined| | aallead his desire to sail as far :
r = tone vere oe ee = } 8300 by Government Agent Me | | north as the Alaskan boundary )
the effect oe lpi roe ge telnaall as the Mullin. Big Boat Will Continue to Make line. Accordingly, when the y
ped to England fieht, details of which contlict | According to the ev idence, | Weekly Trips to Stewart from Princess Alice left here she
, contradictory a na Reed had disposed of ten bottles} Prince Rupert. headed for the North, where the
33 ‘de by police off. 9 C | ike “Somme Mineeiae “aa - steamer patrolled the line to the) 7
= ha quor Jasper rrick, a : : " oe pe gy eae Sahl
I ~s who were SAM WON T HAVE lh, ties adion hase tO anil Word has just been receive at) junc tion f the Portland Cana
I . he alleged bank Pee ’ . ithe local office of the G, T. P,|/and Naas tSraits. From there ‘ "
{\ mn I enant Burns }found the fire water in the red] Seams Vanecuvar’ ip. tab: bomen she went to Port Simpson.
\\ sess and fled AIRSHIPS HERE man’s possession and : arrested | ee ae see olla heal \ stop was made at Port Simp-
i he aldermen the man and secured from him) Pe : om ’ ™ © , son and a royal welcome was
i) ' 1 today that at e tne information as to who hadjon the Portland Canal are 80) given the Duke by the Indians,
j ~ of the Gily|Hon. Sam Hughes Tells World| supplied him with the stuff, Con-) good that the company will con- who entertained him with a band and
A on will be ine} That Airships Are Useless for lsequently Reed was arrested and|tinue the weekly trip of the] ooneert. e uy F
: * for the ap Army Work—He Knows. lappeared in court on Tuesday,| Prinee George to that port dur- Princess Patricia and her
weial commis lhut the case was adjourned until] ing the month of October. mother joined the Duke in his | Ss e

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

' eaching en London, Sept 6 Hl Sam | yesterday rhe original plans were for a trip ashore and visited the chief's) f
} He e department.| Hughes, Canadian minister f Dominion Policeman Phillip- | discontinuation of the trip by the! wife, where ‘the Duchess was] ‘
y ‘rirson Wants Probe. militia. in an interview here de-|s prosecuted and Inspector of| Prince George from Prinee Ru-| presented with a handsome paddle | Sh
s s said to belelares that army aeroplanes are| indian Agencies A ryson wal hed | pert to Stewart, but lately the} and His Royal Highness was pre-| Ow
vhether there]of little or no use in actual war-|the proceedings on behalf of the | trate to that place has been OM) sented with an address by the} Fj
ie report that, fare Indian departinent j the increase and the G, 7 BP. of-| ehief, |
* bbers were The movements of the ene Reed pleaded guilty to the} flelals think that it justifies the fotem poles and slate platters
nm m arrest injean be watched to as good ad-| chars service for another month, were given to the visitors by the Latest Songs ‘
en ' | that they| vantage, said he, from a ehureh Mr. Tyson said that while il a Ce eee Indians as mementos of their ,
h of four high} steeple or mountain top vas i his desire to have un Loyal Order of Moose. visit T ON IGHT Dances and t
a Te Ome ” ecessarily heavy fines imposed A regular meeting of the lodge he Methodist Chureh was in- | %
pinents were f St. Andrew's Society. hese cases, it was the aim of} will be held in the K, of P, Hall) speeted, as were also the historic | J k {
! & maze of The regular meeting of the & he irtment to absolutely put|'Thursday evening, the 26th inst.,/buildings of the Hudson's Bay 0 es
a miradie Andrew's Society which was to ja the supplying of liquor/at 8 o'clock All members are} Company *
| reason have been held tomorrow night | 1 He therefore asked/requested to be present, also qunnidiaiaeten eatieatiiniite “3
‘e Whole truth} has been pestponed until Mon-|the Ma ile to impose the/those holding receipts who wish) Pantorium’ Pioneer Cleaners, .
'e New West.|day night at 8 o'clock, The meet i penalty im wre re to be TT . een Phone 4, Westholme Opera House “a
‘ throue : , : a. . , . | va { i particula . . ME st, Bec i . “
| { m e| ing will take place in the society : , haracter, as it wou'd —— - Artistic Job Printing at the Popular Prices : $1.00, 15¢, 50c . ae

 

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