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TS VERIFY THE BIG GOLD STR

UP RIVER

MONTENEGRIN FORCES CONTINUE SUCCESS AND CAPTURE TURKISH FORTS ON FRONTIER

MEN DRIFT IN OPEN BOAT

LIBERAL MEN
WHEN LAUNCH BREAKS DOWN ARE ARRESTED — GIANTS AGAIN BONES OF MAN

RED SOX BEST

FouR MEN ARE SHIPWRECKED IN TERRIFIC STORM LAST Tories Have Two Liberal Workers Great Crowds — the Bos-

NiGHT-—-TWO MEN GO FOR HELP IN SMALL BOAT, BUT
GET ON WOLF ISLAND—DARING RESCUE.

v | Mechae, D. H.!son started oul in a mall wl
y Bryant and W,| boat to come to the city for an |
hrough an ex ther launeh
h which they Owing i hea ea that
any a day vas rothing at the me, it was
rnoon they | '"I ssib ! make any headway
hooting expe ind the two made a landing on
Shawatian, but after Wolf Island, where the decided
hort time met to wait until the sea bechiXme less
of breaking rbutent Whi darkness came
haft Casting |°" they built a fire and it began
juarantine sta —
Mess McRae and Morri Continued on Page 4.

 

BATTLE CONTINUES ON THE
TURKO-MONTENEGRIN LINE

VICTORS OF YESTERDAY'S BATTLE TAKE SEVERAL FORTS—
KING NICHOLAS VISITS HOSPITALS AND TALKS TO
WOUNDED MEN—OFFICIAL LOSSES IN BATTLE.

if the we

: ‘ Daily News } yunded men hose able
Ml tenegro, Oct. di./to salute did s« while the met
! ving the cap vhose wounds prevented their
h Mountain st ldoing so followed with their eyes
s ral forts and|the Monarch as he moved from
hay fallen} i h stopping to
th iclLorious | #'' a encourag ry word to
| i Saks anwero ich mat
I ru
London, Oct. 11 Phe Turkish
ure fu t [losses a he ba Detchiteh
unded and|™M ta . lay Ww six hun- |}
geht fron the| ired killed and wounded, while
K Nicholas visited| (he Montenegrin army lost f
lav and kissed} hundred men
dead and dy
See window for new corset
is the signal) models American Lady” at Wal
m the part| aces zit

 

HELTON DISTRICT IS VERY
RICH SAYS MINING OPERATOR

WL RATELLACK, WELL KNOWN MINING MAN TELLS OF
DEVELOPMENT OF DISTRICT AND MINES IN
VICINITY OF HAZELTON.

11 In spite|Hazelton district, characterized

i insportation | the prospects in the Interior as
welton distriet | above

ted and have Mr. Retallack stated that the

ible detriment | #reatest development had taken

lopment, the) place in the silver lead countrs

Hazelton is; the Silver Standard mine opera

ictivity, and is|tors having opened a series of

. during the| parallel veins on their property

alt any time|tfPat was assessing about $100

of the dis.;to the ton, and was giving every

 

jpromise of an almost unlimited

day, Mr. J } supply, ;

ne operator, | An idea of the rich quality ©

Kaslo, who hag|the Standard mine was given bby

a trip to the| he fact that in one place a shaft

jihad been sunk 200 feet in sold

=| ore. The company were how th-

POCO SD | stalling a compressor plant, in
order that when the sleighing

season opens regal shipments
ur OY S of the ore may be taken to the
lrailway tracks about six miles

T
he Modern Three Act Ys

| away.
, | On account of accident the |
| Princess Mary sailing from Vat
“0 repeated by request | couver, October hep wee oe ,
ot the | celled There will, therefore, De

no sailing from here on Sunday

night al 9 pan
will be re

WESTHOLME

 

 

 

Princess Mary service m4 a prominent A
a“ nother Meetin
QO sumed next week, The Princess) jawyer | 6
2 i i or aneco er at ie
pera House Mag will gall for Vancour aa ar \ meeting was held last night
® a.m, Saturday. neuen Services tin | the Baptist Brotherhood |
|
Sat d, Mi ing service at 14 o'clock} pooms to make arrangements for
ur ay, Oct. 12 Auction Sale f excel held in the Presbyterian hall,/the establishment of a basketball
‘lass . oe 0 ih wn
High ole ep: ld c rT h Aveue At the evening/league this season The meet
. jlent quality will ve a "ae the Empress theatre,}ine was verw enthusiastic and it
Vek esidence ss , us
- "sale at Orme's Drug ha a — * oe. at | He M Kel will preach Ontis | kely that five teams will at
Ore unt fri 4 ace, Oo > i mh " ‘ geil lone e ‘ —_
Ps ! ‘turday noon ao + Gea handbille ¥rank A.|"Sa \ the Giveatest| least be entered,
‘ler wh they may oa eee thane vo. he Middte Ages.” | Another meeting will be held
Dtained at the | Hilis, Auctioneer st " the second in the! Tuesday night when further par
Theatre , ae h ca sermonsttieulars for the: formation of the
|_ Prince Rupert's leading hote M Keri lleague will be made, All who are

Oe tececsescocceed

Savy.

It is expected the],

election,

Lord Roberts Coming to Canada.

ton Red Sox Win from the
New York Giants Yes-
terday Afternoon.

Arrested in Macdonald Elec-
tion—Bitter Controversy.

Special to Daily News ee
Winnipeg, Oet. 14 The Mac Special to Daily News
donald bye election campaign New York, Oet. 11—Today the
} ed here tonight with the ar Red Sox bested the New Y
rest of two Liberal workers by|(@iants in the fourth game of th
|Provincial cot stables It has/World’s series by the scor f
sdded. fuel to the bitter contso.|° ~— * The tie standing of the
clubs, each having won one, and
rsy now raging, and the ques the other being a draw, created
on is raised as to the justifiea-| such intense interest that not a
m of the arrests Both sides|<eat eould be bought at any
are confident if winning the price at the Polo Grounds, while

crowded = about the
gates awaiting the result of the
Boston the
offices

thousands

gaine, In
hewspaper

telegraph

Ottawa, Oet. 12 One the re-| and were be

turn of Col, Sam Hughes to Can-| sieged with anxious men and
ada it was announced that Farl|/ women awaiting the news, It
Roberts, the veteran field marshal/ presented a Scene of war times
of Great Britain would visit} when news was expected of a
Canada next year 'yreat battle

STUDENTS HID MEXICANS AFRAID REBELS
WILL MASSACRE LOYALISTS

Body of Indian, Boil Bones and WHO ARE IN PERIL OF THEIR LIVES
Hide Them in Chimney. FROM REBELS.

Special to Daily News | Douglas, Ariz., Oct, 12.-Two;wiped out before reinforeements
Vancouver, Oet, 12 Chimney hundred and fifty Mexican fed.| arrive. Two hundred additional
’ , federals were ordered to the

‘rals are « w onte '
sweeps found in an East End eral at rushing to Montezuma, osetia

 

The federals have orders

‘partment house last night a bag|50MOr@, to relieve ‘that town,!1, pursue any sdvantage they

: j which is surrounded and threat- ; : hme? i

of bones hidden in the flue rhe ] may obtain over Rojas’ foree, to
ened by General Antonio Rojas

the end of exterminating the

skeleto

n was in parts and doctors) and four hundred insurgents.| nels
1 ‘e > B.
said the flesh had been boiled) Rojas issued an ultimatum de-| : :
from the bones, probably by med-|manding that the federal garri-| General Rojas has applied to

surrender or be| President Madero for amnesty,

There are

cal students. son of the place

annihilated, only aj} but while awaiting a reply is los-

This proved to be correct, as a |
Munroe medieal student admitted) "undred federals at Montezuma,; ing no opportunity to lay waste
to the police that the bones were and it is feared they may be} the country.
those of an Indian found a year ——

 

 

vse of se 0s KETSUMKALUM MAKES A BIG
Dons to satan VEGETABLE DISPLAY HERE

wear that Sloan & Co., Ltd., are
loffering for 50c. 240-241

CABBAGES WEIGHING THIRTY POUNDS, GREAT POTATOES,

 

KALE AND OTHER MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTS OF THE
SOIL IN KIRKPATRICK’S WINDOW.

FREE MILLING GOLD DISCOVERED ups tts erase rier

rhe existence of gold in the|way and MeLaren, and saw the
region about Kitsumkalum = is samples. |
on Undoubtedly,” he said to al

without question his region

AT KITSUMKALUM—HUNDREDS ARE is stucco
ON THE WAY~50 CLAIMS STAKED)::':::."s:::

Kitsumkalum, Oct. 11. ---Great excitement prevails in Kit- |

sumkalum as the result of the discovery

twenty-six miles from this place at Naroon Point on Kitsum-
kalem lake last Friday by Joe Belway and J. McLaren, two |» »
prospectors who have been in the vicinity for some time. Wed

Samples brought into the town show gold to the value
The news of the discovery
leaked out and Tuesday and Wednesday a regular stampede

of thousands of dollars per ton.

started from this place and Terrace.
Fifty claims have already been stake

being plotted. Terrace is practically deserted, everyone

having gone to the find.

 

rock is

News representative, “the

was the scene of the big Beld) Vony pieh, but I would not like to
rush some twenty years ago and/savy how mueh of it there is,
t is said that a million dollars|whether the whole fault from
was taken from Douglas Creek at Kitsumkalum te Lorne Creek,

jwhieh is a good schist, bears the}
that time, while Hope aud other same quartz, or whether it is a
streams gave handsome profits pocket, but the pieces of rock

 

Even today the sluice boxes and| whieh | saw bore pieces of gold
cradles of the pioneers can be|as big as the end of a lead pen-
found as evidence of the mining|ecil. There is no need of an as-

ae

was present at
the gold was

 

say to show that the stuff would
sum into the thousands

‘When MeLaren and
went to town with their
news got abroad there

tivity of other days,
Ald, Geo, W. Kerr,
that region yesterday,
the time when
uncovered by Bel-| the

who return
Belway
find and

from

was

MeMillan, H. L.
|her, Thomas
Rudge.

Frank, F. Boul-
Laird and George

the City Couneil last Monday

expediency of ee

Alderman George Kerr, who
instrumental in getting the
collection together, is vying with
Bullock-Webster in

taken in the

dis-
Kit-
in the window
k's store on

ap-

a magnificent
vegetables from the

city next fall,

was

 

Valley

| Alderman

Sixth street comes at a very

the interest agri-

of the In-
terior, and is an_ enthusiastic
jhooster for the farming oppor-
tunities offered in the _ fertile

propriate time. ‘
vegetables, which are}
examples of their
varieties,

cabbages,

cultural possibilities
sev-
pota-

celery,

} splendid

of free milling gold |»

toes,

consist of
turnips,

parsnips and beets, A cabbage! valleys along the line of the new
of magnificent proportions, grown!railroad. It is certain that there
Braun, weighs 30 pounds,| will be an agricultural show held

cauliflower, raised by/|here next fall, and no amount of
is as fine a speci-|effort should be spared to make
|the affair an unqualified success.
|

|whilst a
Goodwin,

jmen as one would see anywhere.

NEW MISSION BOAT ARRIVES
FOR WORK ALONG THE COAST

|

 

d out and more are HANDSOME NEW MISSION ‘Boat ‘ARRIVES FROM VANCOUVER
IN CHARGE OF REV. W. F. RUSHBROOK TO DO mis-

SIONARY WORK ven ANGLICAN CHURCH.

sr the boat will visit the can-
neries, logging camps and scat-
| tered settlers on the coast.

| Making the five hundréd uaite

Vancouver to

 

trip from Prince

| regular rush from Kitsumkalum|Rupert in sixty-eight running

jand Terrace. Kighteen men went|hours, the new Anglican mission} It enters into commission at
| in one wagen from Terrace and | hoat aivived im tik tee ee leaving this afternoon for
jhardly a person was left in the ; ast Haysport and Port Essington.

| hate white 2 bai ._|lerday afternoon, :

| P ace While KArlsumikalum was as Wor : ss A | The boat, which is registered
| bad.” Northern Cross” is the name}

| written on the boat, which is here, is propelled by a 26-34
Another gentleman who came . A horse power Standard gasoline
from the scene of the excitement| forty-five feet in length with @) engine, It is fitted very com.
|yesterday, said that he had seen|Peam of ten feet eight inehes.\fortably for the accommodation

| the quartz samples and the gold Rev. W. F

of the

. league, Mr.
forma- j

Rushbrook is in charge|of those living on it.
_and with his eoel-| On Wednesday and Thursday
Pomlinson, and Mr.)of next week the boat will be at

boat
lwas there in large quantities,

He claims thal the sehist

 

 

 

wards, proprietor of a weekly |
erat wyatt: = * LEAGUE FORMED
ner,’ was committed for trial

satires Commie, » BASKETBALL :

1 chage of criminal libel. The}

P. Day in (Gaecting Held Last Night to Make

was brought by FE
Arrangements for League.

Vaneouver|

 

 

 

 

; G. Drew, a motor expert,/the Government wharf and will
) hie s 0 s he
oh ea Pee ; eee he e id brought her up the coast. be open for inspection.
- . . - ‘he Nor or Cross »
| be saring quartz is discovered in re réhere _— witt be ms
the famous Treadwell mines in engaged in mission work rua- ry Stalker & Wells’ butter—
Ml; e ae ie : ilar to the wold} as regularly from this port to|pbest yet. Two Ibs. for 75 cents.
r = oe . ” ; be of st Porcher Island, Port Essington,| 229-tf
"| re ee eee Granby Bay, Port Simpson and
: other places where no regular Choicest liquors and cigars—
lat all interested in the game will}/pastor is situated, During the] Savoy.
Ibe welcomed at the meeting, - . EE
Entries can be given to Jarvis T
McLeod
LOCAL JOTTINGS. MA JESTI C - ] HEA ] RE
sninetn: Rady conatioine Son CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE 7.30 fo MW O'Clock
line at Wallace's. 24al ——S => =

THE INVESTITURE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES
AT CARNARVON CASTLE

THE JEALOUS WIFE (Drama)
LAUNCHING OF THE STEAMER “'LA FRANCE”
FUNERAL OF COUNT TOLSTOI THE RUSSIAN POET
THE LAST DAYS OF CAMOEN (Colored)

THE PHONEY RING (Comet) Seery Move a wane
now slaughtering

its entire stock before moving | Good Music --- “Adutecles

24o0tf i

'

Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners.

| Phone 4,

Just arrived, shipment of up
to-date neekwear,
h0e, Bloan & Co,,

special price
Lid, 240.241

now to be
carpets, crock
and ranges

Store at Sec

| Great bargains are
jhad in furniture,
ery, lamps,
The Big Furniture
ond avenue is

 

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