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B.C,, MONDAY, JUNE 22,

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WINE MANAGER BROWN SHOWED —
GREAT PRESENCE OF MIND

FOR INTERIOR FANS AND REVERSED THEM, BRING-
ING FRESH AIR TO VICTIMS-—_SAVED MANY LIVES —
150 BODIES L4ID TO REST TODAY

 

REILLY A BAD MAN

  
  

uit Sentence Meted Out
Report of His Past
Record
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JAPAN AND UNITED
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CUBAN CONDITION SOUND

 

Sir Wit)

GOT FIVE YEARS IN PEN

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CORRESPONDENCE

ing on the Califo

am Van Horne Says Cuba

Financial Condition ts in
Good Condition
The Dally New
June Sil Wil
rue, President of the
Saves Guba now
finaneial condition
ent Government is
eould beshad. te has
le a tour of the island
) er his own as well: as
) Madan interests on the
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» HL. CG. Contract Holders
} ' eby requested to attend
in Sons of England
‘day, June 23rd, at 8

JOHN DYBHAYN,

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AUCTION SALE

OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

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i Many’ lield at the LEEK AUCTION
frou, FOURTH STREET, + across
7:30 oie Land Registry Office at
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TUESDAY, JUNE 23rd

Seods on view Tuesday all day

‘eorge Leek, Auctioneer,

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| The Dominion Fisheries

according to

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1* local Conservatives, has re-

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'* tlers on the land whether *
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}* not. The Daily News hopes ¥*
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{ iff * Columbia that it is true and *
A h | lies of * if there is any credit due the *
rs iid to rest today * department for correciung. *
ull is ht the * one of the absurdities of their *
1 ch standing * own regulations the public *
| * will not begrudge it, But *
* it might be mentioned that *
* the necessity of this correc- *
NANAIMO FISH MEN * tion was first brought to the *
* attention of the public and *
WITHDRAW OBJECTION * local representative by a #
* writer in The News and other *
Free Bait Privilege Will Probably * Liberal paper, *
Be Secured from Dominion * The Conservatives had *
Government been boasting of encourag- ¥*
* ing white fishermen to come *
} is a toy * and settle on this coast, but *
; th Fish * unless the immigrant fish- *
* ermen happened to be Brit- ¥*
von he Board of * ish born he could not,get a *
rade. H. 8+ ¢ M.P., and * licence _ until after he had ¥*
M it | ig f the * lived in Canada three years *
‘ e Bait ( P * and secured naturalization *
sys ; * papers, This meant a fisher- *
i * man would have to live on *
* faith and clams for three *
I ( \ * years before he could ply his *
| th hai * trade, om
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th i but I
She | i : cae rt FIRE ON GLASGOW DOCKS
he Neweimo Fish & Bail ROOSEVELT-WILLIARD NUPTIALS Seer
Half a Million Dollars Damage
‘ i On Wednesday, J 10th, Miss Belle Williard, daughter of the Due to Careless Handling
M HK |, the manager of tha United States Minister to Spain, became the bride of Mr. Ker- of Ashes
delegate th Roosevelt, son of ex-President Theodore Roosevelt.
M ! , and
a ad ae Glasgow, June 20.—Damage to
dis s the quest | the amount of $500,000 was done]
: seuss the question | PREMIER BORDEN FIGHTING RESUMED vealerded’ betace. Txticte extn
he ae : ML dock, in the centre of Glasgow.
1 KNIGHTED BY KING IN MEXiCO Four schooners, several freight
~~ |King’s Birthday Honors Also Fall Under Direct Command of Villa, * re et bee
Upon the Head of G, E. l Constitutionalists Attack Ana wae nathad tv thi Ganainne
Foster Federals ; ; :
\ ! } ise of hot ashes,
} P e Rupert fish ndust S| il to TI Special to The Daily News 0 Rey rae oat
wosters have 1 i yel hee apie London, June Among the} Saltillo, June  22,—Fighting pening Hudson Bay Mines
| Lo ate ve 7 ue P Hh Knights Bachelor ed in = has ee yee in ea Work on the development of
t in he to sell th fish in King's »- biriageg, 5 Heil wien? pander — 2 hn ee ’"|the Hudson Bay Mountain mine
D is Mawson, explorer, and |General Villa,
| the pen market Every U. § kK s of the Grand Cross R, L.| In an uneontirmed report re-|' the Hazelton Distriet has been
43) e to ship must have) po den and G. B, Fost cy ved here, it is reported that|started. This mine is owned by
a consigned ‘to an’ fumert jthree positions held by the Fed-j|ah English syndicate who recent-
' : ee 8 sot ee he Give Credit to Counsel rals have been captured by thel), cont their manager here from
: Rees If 4 d “ | nstitutionalists, Mexico where they had to close
he - t 8 : or} : In passing sentence on John! down on account of the political
bids dati ae ad} Wilence, the man found guilty of| ADVOCATE OF PEACE DIES disturbances, This decided the
l hve ibout gelling all the obtaining a ride on the G. T, P| apaciil’ to’ Phe watiaeMewen company to-open up their Hazel-
| : sg ort te th berated Dac ar Aint yt it ee ton property at once, Some ten
SVR ate | Vienna, June  22,-—-Baroness}ya¢k trains left’ Hazelton yester-
{ stated that the object of the} Rertha yeh ee an ere day for the mines, with supplies
: was not to punish but to}writer who devotes most o el | and tools. Great efforts wi e
Rack so. Romine prevent a re-oceurrence of the]life to the cause of peace, and)iade this season to sansa ca
Sn x te eae the jerime, Under the cir umatanoset was awarded the Nobel prize} qpe podies and permit of a thor-
I the lime already passed in jatl}in 1905, died today, ough investigation of the extent
( i ) | { ( | he re ient] _ ‘ . Vee
weeuld be considered n of the property,
par wh . operating the lpunishment,, The prisoner was PARIS STEEPLE CHASE
Rocher de Boule nu left this | weeping whil S( utence wos sel a eer aS Snap in Section 2, Lot 45, bik.
morning far Carnaby after spend. |[iset. oY one ‘1d than! | Pari Jun The Grand 19. Good residential property,
the prisone { e shoul laAnK i S, « e ~~ 2 ‘ 2) oe es vom rae
iug several days » ORGY, ME o snwnal, a | \ iliams for | St eplechase De Paris, of four $300 cash, balance G.T.P, 143tf,
Williams says Ut! company S/o vtting him off and shouid recog-|and a half miles, valued at $30,- Pe eee te Tee
ww operating wilh twenty fiy nize it in a substantial manner, | 000, was won by Jas, Hennessy’s | * * * * % 3 3 3 3 at 8 0 ee
men They are driving @ tui a iLord Loris, Sydney Platt’s Clitias | * *
rhe three mile aerial tram SEWARD REALTY BOOMS Jwas second, and L,. Frate’s Mar-|* The Journal outlined yes- *
wav is almost ready Phe towers teau third. The betting was four|* terday the appropriations se- *
ind tension stations are all ready Special to The Daily News to one, * cured for this district by *
and the cable is ready to Mi Siuari: Mamba tna Be hae * our “popular” member, Mr. *
etrun The bunkers at the std New Powder Magazine * H. S, Clements. This oceu- *
on the railway are about] bivily by government engineers R: J. Smith. manager. of tho|* piedsthipteen “inohes ne ae
ready for the ore, As’ yet thelin connection with the building | (4 yadian Explosives, was in the|* double column, (Notice the *
company has not completed ar-Jof the proposed Alaska railway | wity yesterday on his way back]* unlucky number.) Go a little *
rangements for the handling o'lhas caused a real estate boom from a trip north, * closer, however,‘and you will *
the ore at the Prince Rupert}jere, the latest deal consummat-| While here Mr. Smith complet-|* see that only seven of those *
docks, but a site for an elevated}ed being the sale by Fred Laub-|od arrangements for the removal|* items belong to the North, *
track and bins has been selected.|ner of a thirty-eight-aere plot on} of (heir magazine across the har-|* The rest is handed over to *
the outskirts of the town to Rob hor The opening up of the|* his friends in the South, *
Notes Not Paid ert Ashland for $30,000, Other| Moreton Frewin property neces-|* ‘Rhat is what we get for *
; property is active, sitated the removal of the maga-|* electing a “foreigner” to re. *
(Special to The Dally News . zine and a piece of property com-|* Present us at Ottawa, *
London, June The inter Chet Neff Arrives prising some fifteen acres has|* But why not give him *
. ( wo-year extended | f : J been leased from the G, 'T. Pp. at}* credit for the $85,000 graft *
eae ie ‘tes months’ ex Dhepenen arrived: today ae point farther up the harh * on the postoffice site? That #*
tended noti f the National Rail-| the south and Will go into train | \ new magazine will be erect-|* really came to Rupert, He *
wave of Mexico was not paid injing immediately at the Windsorjed there with a suitable wharf,|*® might _ also be commended *
cash but the Mexican Government} Hotel, Rough House Burns has|In the meantime the exp! ves |*® for bringing polities into *
has now offered to advance the} been training every evening forj|will probably be stored on a tloat- . militia matters, *
payment of the interest’ in thé} several days This eontest, bill jing magazine, * Ihese factors, no doubt, *
form of Treasury notes bearing}ed for the night of July tst,! 3 * contributed to his “popular. *
six per cent interest, promises to be the best exhibi-!| Norfolk Rooms. Sleam |} ited, | ity.” Why not give him all *
4 ul lion yet put on in the ving injhot and cold water, Terms rea-|* his due? *
Pantarium Pioneer Gleaners Prince Rupert, The sports aré}sonable, 6th Ave, and Fulton * *
Phone 4. tf' anxiously looking forward to it,! LASte (ROR a ae ae oe a oe ok
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ULSTER WI

 

(Special to The Daily News
Bolton, June
Carson, addressing a
anti-Home Rule
said that if the

22.—Sir Edward
meeting of
sympathizers,

amending — bill

LNOT ACCEPT
MERE SIX YEARS EXCLUSION

CARSON SAYS GOVERNMENT'S AMENDING BILL MUST GO FUR-
THER THAN THAT, OTHERWISE ULSTER AND
ITS FRIENDS WILL OPPOSE IT

 

simply repeated the Government's
offer of optional exclusion for
Ulster from Home Rule for six
years he would haye nothing to
do with it,

 

ANOTHER CHICAGO
BANK IS CLOSED BY
STATE EXAMINER

Chicago, June —A fifth
bank has been closed by the State
bank examiner in connection with

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the disclosures of conditions in
the LaSalle Trust and Savings
Bank, This bank, the State Bank
of Calumet, according to the
bank examiner, completes the
chain of what were known as the
Lorimer-Munday banks in Chi-

cago,

Two state bank examiners from
Springfield have arrived to assist
in the examination of the five
banks now in the state banking
department's hands.

William Lorimer, president of
the LaSalle Street bank, was said
to be near a physieal collapse
from the strain of the develop-
ments of the last week,
Approximately $4,000,000 of

HALL FOUND GUILTY
BUT SERVES NO TIME

Justice Lectures on Use of Fire

Arms in Settling
Quarrels
J, F, Hall, of Francois Lake,

was charged with ‘shooting with
murderous intent and doing grie-
vious bodily harm, His case was
heard in the aSsize court Satur-
day afternoon and was the last
of the criminal eases.

The evidence went to show that
Hall engaged a neighbor named
Behuke to do some work and
Behuke was to have feed for his
horses in return, A dispute arose
over the feed and Behuke started
to take his. effects out of Hall's
shack, When he started to re-
move a stove a quarrel arose,
Behuke grabbed several guns in
the shack and made off with them
but as he was leaving Hall ap-
peared at the door with a shot

 

 

the deposits are tied up in the five
banks,

 

 

McFarlane Case Again

The suit to set aside the trans-

 

fer of some city property from
L. E. MeFarlane to his wife in
order that damages for slander
might be collected, was heard in
the high court this morning.’ The
evidence went to show that the

f

transfer was made on July 14*»,
after the slander had been utter-
ed, and shortly prior to the en-

tering of the suit for damages.
The property was valued at
$8,000.00.

The defence claimed no fraud
had been shown, that MeFarlane
had decided to deed the property
to his wife months before, Me-
Farlane said he had spoken of it
before his marriage,

Judgment was reserved,

Premier Borden Coming

“T expect Premier Borden and
the Minister of Marine and Fish-
eries on the coast this summer,”
said H, 8S, Clements, M.P., just as
he leaving on the Venture
Saturday afternoon ‘for the south,

“They will probably be here
about September ist and T will be
up in Rupert with them,”

Mr, Clements will make a num-
ber of stops on the way south.

was

Terrace Ball Team Tomorrow

A wire has been received by the
of the
from the Terrace ball team,

secretary elub
The

latter promise to come down to-

baseball

morrow, and will play tomorrow
evening, returning on the Wed-
nesday morning train, The game

will be on weather permitting,
The Rupert team have put in
some good practice during the
past few days and promise the

fans a good game,

YESTERDAY’S BASEBALL

(Special to The Daily News
Northwestern

Vancouver, 4;

Seattle, 3;

Victoria, 5,
Tacoma, 2,

Pertland, 7; Spokane, 5,
Coast
Venice, 2; Los Angeles, 2.

Venice, 2; Los Anteles, 0,
Portland, 5; Sacramento, 0,
Sacramento, 7; Portland, 6,
San Franciseo, 2; Oakland, 0;

 

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ban Fianeiseo, 3; Oakland, 2,

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gun and fired at the retreating
man, sending the charge into the
back of his leg.

The defence was that the gun
was an unreliable one and that
Hall did not mean to shoot,

The Jury found Hall guilty on
the minor charge,

A, M. Manson, counsel for the
defence, asked for lemenecy for

the prisoner as he had already
been in jail,

The judga said he would be
lenient, but too often leniency
was abused. He said there was

too many of this kind of shooting
cases, Hall had a good record and
was a farmer. His ranch would
suffer if the man was sent to jail,
Considering the cireumstancés
the prisoner was let go,

LOOKING FOR SITE
FOR ROLLING MILLS

Before Deciding on
Location e

(Special to The Daily News)
Vancouver, June —At a
meeting of the Burnaby Board of
Trade on -Wednesday evening a
letter was received from a large

929°

ing company, which states that it
will employ over two hundred
men and will require over seven
acres for their plant. The see-
retary was ordered to investigate
the matter,

First Anniversary

The Canadian Fraternity first
anniversary meeting will be held
in the Court House on Monday,
June 22, at 8:30.
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Should Investigate Prince Rupert —

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WESTHOLME

OPERA HOUSE

TO-NIGHT

Miss Swepstone and Mr Tweedale
In. the

FLIRTATION WALTZ

(By Special Request)
Also the “Forlana” and a New Solo
Dance by Miss Swepstone

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