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PRINGE RUPERT, B. 6., TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1913 PRICE FIVE CENTS
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MYSTERIOUS DROWNING IN HARBOR LAST NIGHT |

DETECTIVE IS KILLED IN AN ATTEMPT TO ARREST BANDIT : TRAMP STEAMER WRECKED bf

DROWNED IN THE HARBOR; TURKEY MUST ANSWER ™™,204%,orren on. TRAMP STEAMER SANK: FIRCT MEETING OF NEW ’ |

WITHIN ONE WEEK WHOLE CREW PERISHED

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lent Over T offer received by wire on the 18th Tramp Steamer on Dec. 26
"Must Mave Anewee —[inst. from G. 4. Stimson & Co. Just Reported—Vesse! ALL THE MEMBERS WERE PRESENT AND STANDING ROOM 7
ABEL RYAN, A PORT SIMPSON INDIAN. WAS DROWNED LAST. Must Have Answer foronto, financial agents, to put Foundered bef 1
NIGHT—BODY RECOVERED NEAR RUPERT Within Week Seige hogar af gaa tata ll conde, ounder ore FOR SPECTATORS WAS AT A PREMIUM — BOARD ;
MARINE IRON WORKS | Lccatiaiiies @ a pwd Help Arrived OF WORKS WILL MEET TODAY ‘y
- . a : “- certinceates Or a periot oO one —_ whine as ae
Special to Daily News. vear at 97%%,-with additional Special to Daily News.) r , i
! ge faces downward, doubled endeavoring to board his London, Jan. 20-——The Balkan], f ' tieth of 1%. | nastaatal ote hie Promptly on the stroke of 8 jon the right is the city clerk and 2 i
B i . . . sae charges of one-twentieth o 0,| Charleston, S.C., Jan. 2 seme ; nt
below the surface of the vhich was tied at the Stan-lenvoys are making no attempt to' was read at the meeting of the|Gaptain Ree of the steamer Rhe- last evening the new city council Aldermen Dybhayn, Maitland and Fy

McCaffery; on the left is the city

d water within a couple of!da sheries ‘ ha once: , , mce to ‘re ’ Pa ’ ast evening The | « -. — soane ' assembled in full strength and/| .
wa Hhin a Coul ! Visheri wharf, and fell) conceal their impatienc I City Gouncil last evening. Phe la on hi arrival here today lsolicitor with Aldermen Kerr,

 

 

 

       
   
 

 

 

 

the rocky bank of the he water and was drowned| ceive Turkey's reply to the note committee reported against ac- reported the sinking of a large | Wok their places at the long table | |Leek, Bullock-Webster and Su-
i right-of-way and theja he body washed by the tide| from the joint powers hey re- cepting the offer with the pro- Danish barque tramp steamer in the council chamber. There was | theriand. At the lower end of the F
Marine Iron Works, the e spol where it was found,|!terate their firm determination) ¥'s° that if the period was ex-|50 miles off Plymouth, ae a large attendance of specta-|table opposite the mayor sits aia
. on Gabi tes mot il the Rupert Marine wharf will|Po0ing longer than a week a de- in Se ithe nt ae ae - rn ; er p mente ie a, a premium, Without making | Returning Ofiicer H. Birch’s
el vably* never be known. A|finite settlement of the war sit-|@'or motion ado] ter leamer foundered and all the} ve oflicial statement was read, an-
hortly before 10 o’elock. It watch taken from the|Ualion one way or the other. port carried, jcrew perished. | any Sacer ape ‘ A nouncing the results of the elec- er
ed to cateh the eye of a man) pocket af the deceased was tick- <a ae safe to say that in the shortition, as was also that of Judge of
fooper, a Porcher Isiand - ions merrily, the time | PASSENGERS INJURED LYNCH BROS OPENING REVENUE BYLAW IS PUT rater ¥ - pont te aie Young a6 to the taking of the “s
who was going the e correct a minute, he our, 6 asec , , Sloath of office by all those elect- :
\ntine Works. on bus. bv) sas rigid, death having oc.| WHEN TRAIN DITCHED NEW HAZELTON BRANCH) THROUGH THIRD READING) we: wweatea to an object tesson leg, My
Che police were med red from drowning  severai| - —— that was a revelation as lo how! 7. council adjourned at 8.45 5
tified, Warder Baik hours previous. From the ap- | Twelve Persons Are Injured in Will Erect One Storey Building |New Council Makes Provision for the business os the oy -_ the mayor requesting the mem- t ‘
Adams and Und pearance of the deceased, Abel| Wreck in Saskatchewan— and Carry a Large Stock— Borrowing on City’s Credit— | PU! through effectively, as well hist : ear neni, wee of
Kk. L. Fisher being quickly|fyan, he was a well-to-do ana} Spreading Rails Were A Great Convenience to Rules Were Suspended to as with all possible expedition. |e" ber ” — 0 sho e "
scene. The bods is|prosperous Indian. It is under-| Responsible the New Town Rush the Measure. No time was wasted upom unnec-|in order to complete arrange- if
1a ii Wonaa vith qa| stood he has a wife and family eh suelo! cessary felicitations; it was bus-|ments for the meetings of the ci
wind Pore ' 1t Port Simpson. It hae not yet Special to Daily hich Lynch Bros., of Prince Rupert] ppobably the most important inges. Breet the moment Mayor sovernt committees. He was par- :
under the arms and it|been decided whether or not it Wvynare, Sask., Jan. 20—The one of the largest and most pro- | business put through by the new Pattullo took his seat at the head tioularly anxious that the ae
iuled to the dock An|Will be necessary to hold an in- |G P.R. Great West express was) gressive firms in the north, have|Couneil at its first meeting last cea oe sme f tt ) oan ee laa sank in Ge
a EE eltias with nl Gnnel l Sinotied bai iaiey might. oleh dideis kes ieee ott ead. : a. F Ti arrangement 0 ie — . ; e a . -
' 3 j}miles west of here Three of the evening was the passing of the|bers of the council at the table|ance with the mayor’s wishes a
den box ae ae ot er ‘aches were ditehed and tWelve NC® Hazelton. Por a long time} revenue bylaw providing for the}that is still doing service, until)general conference was held and i
- are ra : a Tavgtigs ay ema ty Setar prea, Poe . aa s ale steel the firm has been doing consid-|raising of the sum of $173,630|the permanent desks arrive is as|arrangements made for the meet 3
he unf : iate manl|rect and attractive 16-17 All are doing we The cause erable business in this district, for the current expenses of the} follows: Supporting the mayor|ing to be held today.
f the aecident was a spreading|but now they are going after it} year rhe rules were suspended : . - — — ——

rail hard Wm. Lyneh returned to ;ane the bylaw read a third time,
NSANITARY CONDITIONS The loeal otliee of the Cana spending a ruiple of weeks in | its final consideration and adop- i
dian Pacifie Railway Say they P ce Rupe ind wil) com-j|tion rhe passage of such a by- Y
AT SECOND AVE. SCHOOL have no passenger train known: Hence the erection of his build praw is necessary in order to pro- BUSINESS WITH DESPATCH |

West ne shortly It will be loeated on|Vide money for the carrying on

jas the Great Express 1K
|There is a train between Chi- tith Avenue and Pugslev St..jof the business of the city until

 

 

leago and Minneapolis known as/and the building will be 25 x 60,|/the assessment that is levied an- LAST NIGHT'S MEETING was AN AN EYE OPENER TO THE AUDI- i
ONCSt, SESRD WALL SORT OF aun ye Oa the Great Western Limited one storey There is a carioad|nually is collected, DIENCE AT THE CITY HALL—ESTIMATES TO
PROVIDING BETTER QUARTERS AND INC of lumber on the way and it is ‘ ai i ikea BE PREPARED AT ONCE. i
ACCOMMODATION. ALASKAN FREIGHTER expected here this week. Yester- GAMEWELL SYSTEM ene ,
\ t ' { f th day Mr, Lynch made arrange- There was bountiful ovidense the electors have placed in you,
the = nee iz { the ie sanitary arré eme 5 o | . an > 28 él
. , é 7 : 3 m | 2 i c a a en I It) STRUCK SUNKEN ROCK ments with the contractors to IS READY FOR USE at last aight 6 meeting of the and let me express the a ° i
! I joare ele il the ety miilding a yresen 1 use. | a. ite a ‘i ’ aa ; net Ts
urd, held i s < es ‘ g ae ¥ * * building and City Council of Mayor Pattuilo’s the — yo ee 0
yeatarday afternoon an ae was explained by the members ¢ daniel eteeahe Badly Dam- - pion ae oad City Electrician and Fire Chief) jetermination to get down’ to sir 404 . a Tedaaie
am rs were present with the|the board of the yeam® previous | aged Up North—Able to ‘ en alain Man e ont Satisfied with the Tests—Coun- [},,)siness with all possible expe- ae y
eption of Dr. W Ir. Kergin,’ that this was the result of the| Sinha boy Qhodnien on a large cale & ng sup- cil Takes Over the System. dition. The standing commit-|** ut, a
ho is absent from the city ae | plies in-by the ecarload, They will saul tins . ; d T. D. PATTULLO, Mayor.
' PW. Ander. | "Pert of the medical health of- Without Assist- ston tor the bic’ bee tees having already been named,
hose present were , nde ae <i . ane, fine al cate oO ¢ ig siness as il ls . a ; = oe sc dela
bn, J A Kirkpatrick, 3... ficer as t a ~~ : . 7 ance well as the retail business, Sev-| . It will be a an action - me a ee Pig Ni oi = Grand Trunk 8 a
hompsoen and © H Nelson, pOrese™! ae , on" ae” eral carloads are on the way now citizens to know that the instal- . ” : : Ottawa, Jan. 20.—The Grand
ment will be notified of the im- Seattle, Jan. 20—The steamer lation of the Gamewell fire alarm| work of their several departments | ,

and one car of feed has already Trunk’s statement of its pur-
chase of rolling stock for the
year 1912 shows the following:
Bight thousand eight hundred
and fifty cars, including 5,000
box cars, 1,000 coal, 500 automo-
mn regard to the sehool building bile, 500 refrigerator and 50 tank
bn Second avenue and the possi jears for Grand Trunk; 300 flat

, |coming year. steamer Latouche’ sailed from city electrician and the fire chief| advantageous course to be fol- d 300 d vars for the Grand
pilily of obtaining more suitable f es * ; . : : . a Counsil au ulp cars for the Gr
huarters pending the erection of| etetentiineen eee here on January 7th, stopping at ‘TRACK LAYING HAS were present at the final testing lowed, was read to the Co Trunk Paeific; 1,000 box and 200

a es be Rr ais Reds! sates i hin: eitendnan smselves as|by the city clerk: : : a .
permanent school on city prop-| 38". 21st, sales of Dresses and} Nanaimo en route north with) BREN DECTMED ON GTP. a : a ne a he — Sl iro the Council of the City of /°0@! cars for the Central Ver-
rty that would include accom- all kinds of bargains gt Demers’.|coal for Alaska. | rworoughly satisfied with the re- mont; 50 consolidated locomo-

; 16-17 sieciasiied | sults. The report of the com- Prince Rypert. tives f the G dT k P
nodation for the high school also. ; ai ae yd , ie ,_jtives for the Gran run a-
Complaint had been made to hare * MAYOR AND BOARD OF WORKS It is Expected that Stee! Will | mittee was read and adopted, the| Gentlemen: As already indi cife and 400 locomotives for the

atter be . “P ce | cate , vel,

he Provineial Health Department Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners. PAY —— Reach Telkwa by Spring we et ee ea yo colet See i ig ae Grand Trunk.
t Vietoria as to the lighting and/ Phone 4, Mayor Pattullo, accompanied) According to the Omineca Her-|the point as to whether objection] the result will be satisfactory to Salen Gone 6
by the members of the Board of} ald the work of track laying on|should be entered on account of each of you personally, and will i '
Works, went over to Shawatlans|ihe G-T.P. has been -resumed|the delay in the shipping of the|tend to the good administration Two Indians, Martha Green
this morning to look over the! east of New Hazelton. The ma-|apparatus to Prince Rupert. of affairs during the year. and Peter Wesley, were fined $10

66 a? work that is proceeding in con- | chine started to work at Mud cdidniemesihiiteshaiiiiiainaariames lt is not necessary to here and costs each in the police court
The Watch Dog nection with the’ laying of the |@peek bridge on Wednesday 15th|SURNS ANNIVERSARY enumerate the many matters re- this morning by Magistrate Carss.
pipe line. Those included in the} inst. When six miles have been BANQUET ON FRIDAY) quiring immediate attention, as} This is not their first break in
they will at once come before the}*his connection. The latter was

( ; ( , il exped sre » Mayor, C : sy :
pedilion were the Mayor, City! made to Phorphry Creek, the ma- P :
of the ity ounci Engineer Mason and Aldermen | chine will be held up till the| Ever since Prince Rupert has}committee to which they belong. ordered to set forth and endeavor
on Naden, Dybhayn, MeCaffery and|pridge there is completed. It is|been on the map the Seotsmen|I would, however, urge upon the to locate the guilty party or par-

De WAS URARINEy system has been completed and|at the very earliest Opportunity.

has passed the test before the ex-| Estimates for the year’s expendi-
pert in charge of the work finally|ture will be forthcoming and
turned it over to the eitw. This|submitted to the Finance cem-

mediate intention of the board to| Latouche, a steel freighter own- arrived. The stock carried will
provide a new school building./ed by the Alaska Steamship Co..)4_ 4 general one, and this new
A meeting to take this matter up| struck a submerged rock in an
will be held on the 28th inst.,/ijey strait today and was badly
when the estimates will be con-| damaged. Although leeking bad- business population of New Haz-|§9 stem is recognized as the stan-| mittee within the next few days.
sidered, as well as the need of||jy she is able to proceed without elton.-—Ominece Herald. dard for fire alarm in every city The following from the Mayor
increased accommodation for the} assistance to Cordova rhe a on the American continent. The|to the Council, outlining-the most

elected chairman for a second

erin,
store will be a very important
addition to the rapidly growing

The business transacted was
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ni Maitland, expected that the steel will reach |Pesident in the city—and they|various committees the desira- ties who furnished the liquor.
The civic elections in Prince Rupert closed on Thurs~ - — ay wa in the spring number not a few—have never|bility of submitting to the Finance|The case against Kwong Sing
day evening last at 7 o'clock, Sane citizens and those Balkan Scenes. en : Brie s eae let the anniversary of the birth|}committee at the earliest possible|Chong, @ Chinaman, for an in-
who have the interests of the city at heart took. for grant- The faet that the Westholme| . of their famous compatriot and}date estimates of current ex-| fraction of the health bylaw was
ed that after that hour the contestants on both sides Opera House were running al. Find it through 0 Bay News poet, “Bobby” Burns, pass with-|penditure for the year, and adjourned until tomorrow, Noth-
would threw aside their differences and work together series of films last evening i. " om Ae" out holding high revels and re-|would be glad if the Finance|imé came of the charge of steal-
for the good of the city, It is not so, however, with the picting seenes in the Balkans | am ————— = joicing. Each banquet that is}committee would submit its re-|'%8 preferred by Rosie Simon
defeated candidate for the mayoralty, who would con- fore the war caused the house | held seems to surpass the pre-|port to the Council thereafter as|@sa@inst three young Swedes, the
linue the personalities and keep up constant strife with- to be packed, a number of the | ceding one. This year great|soon as possible. magistrate ordering the case dis-
in the city, natives of these states resident) W GT HOLM F preparations are being made to I suggest also that each alder-|™issed,
First, be came out with an absolutely unjustifiable in Prince Rupert naturally mak. | bring off the greatest affair yet,|} man make known his views as to} == on ee
attack upon one of the city clergymen, and yesterday he ing a point to be present. The which it is purposed to hold in|what capital expenditure should
found fault with Mayor Pattullo for not furnishing the yictures were particularly good O H the Central Hotel, That there|be entered upon for the year.

4 Kimpire with information concerning the appointment of aoa of sneaniiial interest, They rr pera OuSE.... will be a gathering of all that is|Certain work already under way LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.
standing eomimeéitlees As a matter of fact, reporters will be repeated again this even- EXTRA SPECIAL brightest and best in the city|must, of course, be completed, ee }
representing The News and the Journal were the only ones ing goes without saying. A sump-|but I think it well that a policy The annual meeting of
who called upon the new Mayor at his office on Saturday . - Scenes of the tuous repast replete with dishes|of capital expenditure should be the Prince Rupert Liberal

Has ex-Mayor Newton forgotten so soon that the an Pittsburg Draws Color Line. idear to the hearts of the natives|decided upon for the year, Association, for the purpose
ual reports of the city engineer, Board of Works and Pittsburg, Jan, 20..—-No more Balkans After the of the land of the thistle, fol- It is advisable that this matter of electing officers, will be
electric light superintendent were furnished to the Em battles between negroes and q lowed by speeches, songs and/of capital expenditure should re. held on the evening of
pire only—and this avithin the last two weeks? whites in Pittsburge—the “smoky” Declaration of War stories promise an evening's en-|ceive the earliest possible con- Thursday, Jan. 23rd, 1943,

Bx Mayor Newton ie correct in styling himeelf the city——is the order set down by tertainment that none will miss| sideration in order that financial in the K. of P. Hall, Helger-
watehdog” of the City Couneil He merely omitted to John M Morin, director of pub- and Other Features who can possibly manage to be|arrangements may be made for son Block: 307tf
mention the particular breed, Judging by his readiness lie safety Negroes may box present, the undertakings, P. W. ANDERSON,
to snap at trifles he is of the black and tan variety among themselves, but with white 10 tr 15. a ee In conclusion, please accept Sec.- Treas.

fighters the color line is to be Cc. c. *| ‘Thore is money for you at De-|miy congratulations to each of
strictly drawn, ' 4|mers’ dress and bargain sale. you upon the confidence which coeeecoece