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r TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING —60 conts per inch. Contract rates| MARY CROSBIE, WHEN ABOUT TO BE SENTENCED, |S SS “PRINCE’RUPERT” AND “PRINCE
et on application. RESCUED BY HER GREAT BLONDE LOVER IN First Av and McBride St Box R66 | For Vancouver, Victoria ana eattl
irs e c oe | MONDAYS AND
1 | SUBSCRIPTION RATES—To Canada, United States and Mexico—Dal.y, 50¢ ee ee . Prince George Salis for seeeNen® 8 on
ih per month, or $5.00 per year, inadvance. WRKLY, $2.00 per year. All, Bi , ‘ PHONE 25 | “PRINCE JOHN” Yea Ra
1 Other Countries—Daily, $8.00 per year; Weekly, $2.50 per year, strictly | Probably the turn that thefforee, who attended the cer Weeniy service to Port Simpson, Naas, Granby pay
in advance. er vy Crosbie appeal case took in mony ae the clerevman and R - 8 c Trl nuniene Peon 0 A -
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Judge Young's court yesterday is|@4ve the bride away, came in for Prince Rupert CL. Commencing Sept. 20th, No. 2 leaves sa the oe
toe HEAD OFFICE lots of good natured chaff | 7 | Saturdays; returning feaves Sealey 10 7 m . rt
ns unique in the annals of the bench ui tat n| ——=—<—$—— Prince Rupert 5 p. 1 \
a Daily News Building, Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B. C. Telephone 98. appears that the bridegroon
and bar in the Province of Britistt} p, i| | G dT
j mad = known the demure ul 1 ran runk Railway System
| BRANCH OFFICES AND AGENCIES |Columbia, if not in the whole of} blushing Mary for some time past] SMITH & MALLETT : (The Double Track Route)
New Yorx—National Newspaper Bureau, 219 East 28rd St., New York City |{be Dominion of Canada. When/and a courtship had been carried) THIRD AVE. In feuke Cea PO SOM, comnocting with att reed
Ea | SaATTLE—Puget Sound News Co. Pte 9 was called at 3 o’clock,{/on at the cannery at Wales Island Plumbing, Heating, Steamfitting and Agency for all Atlantic Steamship Lines. Fo: aii information app)
ie lend the maiden in question was|where they were both employed Sh ae : On apply to
od : . | Sheet Metal Work » E. MOMASTER, Jeneral 4
a Sa The Clougher Syndicate, Grand Trunk Building, Trafalgar | asked to stand up, she did not/jast summer, Mary's little trouble |] omes:ora ave. eneeen al Ag eet
; lhave to face the court alone, as,/with the authorities causing hin |[LPRene!™ and Ave. bet. 7th and sth Ste ee,
he Susscripers will greatly oblige by promptly calling up Phone 98 in case of | immediately at her side, sprung®|to eome to the determination to} |
} non-delivery or inattention on the part of the news carriers. i s o r Finlandet 0 Par : ‘
up a husky young | and who) offer himself as her savior and business district of Burton on-| B.C. COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE
’ z Se eee ee | Heed permission of the court) guardian in the years to come rrent was held up recently by an| a
‘ i » her a bride “he sud “ a a s ide ren as ele ip ce : 7."
) DAILY EDITION. a SATURDAY, bat ahs rene z m am at ; ~ . : i = e ~ very shr a Gea oad infuriated bull, whieh had broken | FAMOUS SAFETY p
: a asian ‘ 7 ™ att | eques sone ‘ staeeered) suc f step would ring about .
| er — = = z o0se. After being pursued aaa RINCE RUPER
“| His Honor for the moment, butithe desired result of obtaining |
; ‘ a ; ; “lthrough the main thoroughfares CANADIAN
after a short consultation with|the girl her liberty. But wedding . PRINCESS SPEED
a 4 Crown Prosecutor Fisher and L.|day or otherwise. the wheels of | entered the police court. The yal a] 0 an
i . » . W. Patmore, the counsel for the} justice have inexorably to go oar. was Z ‘ae: ee oY ahd LINE aan SERVICE |
q e | ' atentia en ware repeatedly scatteres
i idefense, it was arranged for thelaround. and straight from the ; I , ~ ANN
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/ f lhe ate . j ‘ pursuers One bo as render 1 EX
. p lal Editorial Notes and Clippings fans T tt t my. oh = 7 resi-| parsonage filed the wedding party om 7 of u ‘while 5 Watehes was| Ss. Ss. Princess May
idence of the Rev. Charles R Sing escorted by Gonstable Adams.|— ae : -
jana have the knot tied. Wislcourt assembled acain and the|2Utled several yards. It was cot SOUTHBOUND
, Honor adjourned court for an| charge ag: ' gone on| Hered and shot in a doctor's coal
ar | charge against Mary was gone on Saturday, Oct. 12, 9 a.m
M’BRIDE AND THE The Saturday night before|hour to give the requisite time] with Bi house, which, curiously enough, ys S =
: ; . I ! . it there was a_ half Owned and erated te
' et COAL MINERS. election when at Ladysmith | for performing the ceremony.|heartedness about the proceed rt on ed site - a a 4, @. MWNAB, General Agent cent freak P ae " he
: | “he re i i retire 0 + g ' . ailing rroune owned Vy le , allWay on
No change is reported in the} he was attacked on the public} he Judge having tired to his)ings, and an evident air of ro- as sn . the American and European pla
: | | room, much merriment was in-|mance enveloping the affair not Abbots of Burton silane tata Excellentl; , -
situation Of the Vancouver) platform by Parker Williams,| 4, j¢eq in by the bat Mcial thor peng We ane ; sai yee Ixcellently fur with
Island coal strike, except that) the represents eee , e bar, ofMecials of}often to be found in a court o steam heat, electric light, and ;
; the presentative of th » ourt an e police : e : . : INTERNATIONAL CONTROL all
rained densi tor 000ll ore ax: tos ae ian ol the court ar 1 the pol at th justi¢ e. After Crown Prosecutor modern conveniences, being abso
: a! | ' inistré n Of}turn which affairs had taken. Fisher had called his witnesses lutely first-class ery respect
is et by day and the the Department of Mines (this| Gonstable Pat Phillipson, ofland L. W. Patn hat elicit Proposed Affiliation of Promoters) :
condition the lower coast cities as » weet hafore . eT : ' . e » Faunore ad shown | The appointments and cer
eaten a z orb , ek before as Jury 8ithe Dominion police, as thejhis line of defense. the case was to Control! the Boxers. | E : are ‘aan to ar ;
wilt nied tette “Gia ieatine the| " dict), he promised that one}maker of the mateh, he having}left in His Honor’s hands, who ; xcursions coast
: want of fuel may, in their fret | complaint from a single miner|brought the young couple to-jafter giving the girl a severe le New York, Oct. 10.—An inter-
ant o el may e et- 0 2 @ o cause ails . ar a! ations { atio 0 oxing
’ fulness, lay the blame on the| a ie ae to cau . mn gether and sounded them as to|turing-as to her future conduct, vi are ae a ; - sm by the
See” aieheed he Chen want ; t fone no i-|the sincerity of their vows, and)/ allowed her her liberty on sus- authorities o —— ‘ ranece,
8. é s ing enquiry. lat was His)Constable Bill Adams of the city| pended sentence Australia and the nited States Rates: $1 to $3.50
Re to go on strike for?” is the pre-election talk, but those |! es to supervise certain features of| © ® e § $3. per day
question now asked by the man miners, remembering, no doubt,| the sport is favored by the Eng- en e
who finds that his coal bin is the thirty-two mounds on the lish and Freneh authorities, ac-
empty. It is unfair to the! hillside, did not return his cording to advices received here G.A.S
miners and unfair to oo very candidate, but sent Williams, from Paul Rosseau, head of the —— SOLID TRAINS ——-3 . + Sweet, Manager.
men who are asking the ques-| the man who had for pine years French Federation of Boxing daily from Vancouver
F tien. The blame is on the man fought a straight fight for Clubs or Seattle
who last week was decorated a“ _ se ,
. 0 . - them, back to the assembly. Phe suggestion originated last] Low round trip rates to all pointe in |
with the insignia of the Grand , . ; "
. a Michs .s With the memory of those! : : : April with Frank O'Neil, of the Canada and the United States. Call
p seem of St. Michael and St. men who were carried to the z in = pews Joseph = ee ee drifted for three New York State Athletic Gom- and let us tel! you all about it
,seoree. — __ ‘ ‘ ‘ as eyeing o fis wor dow i ours ‘ s as di esse se i
8 pound of al is torn ton Gen . shee aon wares te steep hill at Oakengat 3 Shroy ee h sir i t waa i he mission, and was pevived By Me. R hiv
Every po d of cos ‘ or e wail of the “Dead March.” t f ake ates, > op-ié i et nist was falling the O' Neil's ecent yrotest against S
from the bowels of the earth on Black Friday, fresh in their shire, when he dashed into a coal) steamer Countess of Mayo rescued hates nares ae ae om ogers’ teams ip
at the risk of a precious human minds, the men formed a unic train passing over a level cross-|the party in an exhausted condi-|p. ow a os ac abies A
life nd Sak he daha ‘ ec ini ing from the Lilleshall’s Com-(|tion. France after having refused at gency
» an many a any a and under the provisions ot : ' : killed the eleventh hour to meet Frank Cor. Fraser and Sth hotee Wines and Clears
brawny man has been carried) the Coal Mines Regulation Act|P@?* 5 Collery, ang was Kile eich , a — , : 116 . '
fror those same mines with ‘ » sip me Sad Johnny Evers says that Big Mantell here The French au PHONE 116 RUPERT'S PALACE OF COMPORT
n 1 appointed their gas men that Heh Discovering several gun caps] thorities decided to take no ac- |
his body mangled almost be- they might, if possible, prevent Jeff Tesreau, of the Giants, wi and cartridges left by workmen|tion against Papke, but the inci
yond recognition that the another such disaster. It was beat the Red Sox 7 the coming who had been blasting concrete| dent emphasized the need of in-|
wheels of commerce might their own lives that those men world’s a we He even says beds al Warrington two boys|ternational affiliation, espe ially UNION $5. COMPANY OF B.C. Ltd THE [RO UOIs
turn. Three years ago on the were fighting for. The gas a a oe it on Joe Wood and named Reginald Golding and|for the supervision of the stand-
fifth of this month thirty-two men were discharged and were we. area. George Savage discharged one of|ing of men, classes and weights The new steel P r Steamers POOL
men died one morning - the refused work in other col- ee the detonators by means of a Rosseau has advised the New —"
slopes of No. 2 mine at Exten- lieries, “blacklisted” so the The remains of John Marri-| fuse rhere was a terrible ex] York authroities that the National 66 e 99 English and American Dillards
coh reer eee a ” miners claim. gan Doniekmoor, of Dungourney,| plosion, the eartrigde having al|Sporting Club of England desires e 0 In Twelve Tables BCOND AVE
the breath “at tite me i What would you do under|County of Cork, an inmate of) lifting power of three tons. Gold-|to enter into such an affiliation [
E the _— a nok a 7 such einsumsetences? Would Middleton workhouse, aged 9%2,/ing lost an eve, whilst Savage had/and it is suggested that the New —AND— _ i;
single instan aeir lives were ; A : were interred on Sunday. Donick-|the middle finger of his left hand| York authorities endeavor to
snuffed out as a child would you go back into that mine, and moor had been a prominent mem-| blown off bring the t ~ | » ‘entre és 99 SSS
extinguish the flame of a if your turn came to act a8 £88|pjep of “the old guard,” and be-| . re f th Ur . ‘Bt ayes El cogaing mosun
candle, and all because the 7 would you do your duty|/jonged to the Fenian Brother- Dorothy Woods, the 10 saikelch” Semeamemindion. oz the |); Empress Bowlin Aes |
Department of Mines did not if you knew it meant blacklist-|pood, He took part in the insur ae as es er ‘ AND POOL ROOM
; 5 , ‘ : ot a € SUr-jold daughter o e postman ¢ hole country. Leave Prince Rupert for V
do their duty as they should ing? Would ee do your duly rection in 1867, being a brother-| pe : ee “a a “# - r vane “er eae as fell ‘we: ene 4 ALLEYS 12 TABLES
have done it. In the early if at home a wife and several) jpn_apms with Captain Mackay oeanDe, near Hayward’s Heath, awe Best Fitted and Most Luxurious @ |
part of this year seven men small children were dependent ar Meter O'Neill senaaaie a has performed a feat of rescue LOCAL JOTTINGS “Chelohsin” : Wednesdays al 10 p.m. the ast —
died in the dark interior of the on you, or might you not just etn on the uiehd a a encoptionalts fine for one of her Ms “Ca “ Saturda 10 H. E. ROSS, Prop oO
wiamond Vale Colliery in the} Overlook a little gas for fear) pising tender years. A little boy fell Iry Stalker & Wells’ butter mosun- ys al pm. Al
Nicola Valley. Died with their] that you might be blamed for Bees = the anon gates on Lord Cow} beet yet. Two Ibs. for 75 cents.) arriving at Vancouver Friday evening |
boots on. They, too,ina single] being oficious? To prevent) 00. english visitors at War peti . estate into the lake. As| 229-tf and Monday morning, respectively |
second were hurled into etern-}| Such a thing the whole of the} 1 ing “Mr Rall . a -|she could not swim the girl, with| —_—— |
; np almer ¢@ >} wonder “esence ‘ Ne . ar. newe ade
ity and their bodies were later miners employed protested. srinaas neal ae _ ‘ a . . wonderful presence of mind, lay| Classy neckwear, newest shade “| Nene safer on the coast than these two | O A L
found with eyes starting from Were they’ justified? Whol i erpoo i her back and, stretching her/|and patterns, special prices 50c fine passenger steamers C
; , “ a while rowing to Omeath, were/legs out over the water, sueceed-|Sloan & Go., Ltd. 240-241
their sockets and fingers tight- will say “no”? earried down Carlingford Lough | ed | | ree ay yee the
ened in shirt collars in a vain MeBride was asked to ap-|i 4 ctpoy aatnal oo E in Avegging the boy. to the! meen New Wellington Coal. Best ™
: 2 t s z s Ss. » ’ . TT . » ‘ee
effort to get a breath of God’s| point an investigation commit-} _5_ wf Sane a 2 b or as-|bank with her feet. Complete line Turnbulfs cel-| J, H. ROGERS, Agent Phone 116 Coast
free“gift, fresh air. The cor-| te, as he had promised he + . 7 7 cS - le Onlgoing ——— ebrated underwear for women Phone 116 Rogers & Bad
oner’s jury denounced the De-| Would do on a single complaint. _ no Dost, Seeemae quite For two hours traffic in the|and ehildren, Wallace's, eat — -
partment of Mines and put the Fifteen hundred men asked for) == — = : —————  - CA j
blame for that explosion on| it, and he refused. Why did LINDSAY RTAGE (0
the inspectors. What did the| he do so-—was it because he STORAGE PRINCE RUPERT FEED ,
great McBride do in justice to was afraid that the Diamond —IN THE— G. T. P. Transfer Agents ETT
the widows and _§fatherless Vale and Extension explosions : Skeena Valle -
children of the men who that] Would be brought into it, or FARM Bulkley V a Nechaco Valley FARM Orders bromptly filled. Prices reasonable. _—
morning died? What did he} Was it because of the fact that aaey Vanes Fort George District OPFIOR~B. B. Rochester. Cones, Phone ina ay GRAIN FEED AND
do in justice to himself, who, as} the men did not support his “IN TRACTS OF 160 ACRES AND UPWARDS— 2 ame : S
minister of mines, is head of| ®4dministration? LANDS Carefully selected Lands at Reasonable Prices and on LANDS SEEDS
that department? He crawled - easy terms. I A Barbeau
away to England like a whipped The weather report this morn- . ful
cur, and returned with his in-Jing at 5 o'clock was: Barometer NORTH ora a Cartage, Coal and Storage | Stock
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flated chest bearing the in-|29.929; maximum temperature, LAND COMPANY, Limited Reliable Messenger Service guts oes
signia of knighthood, the high-|55; minimum temperature, 52; PAID UP CAPITAL $1,500,000, 00 VANCOUVER, B.C rg
est of honors. yrecipitation, .02 inch. me 735
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