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CAUGHT BETWEEN FIRES OF SOLDIERS ON SHORE AND
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|} YVaneouver, Oet, 241.—Inspector| Hindus at the time of the Koma-
|; William ©. Hopkinson, of the Ga-| gata Maru visit.

jnadian Immigration Department, ——e

| Vancouver, was shot and killed in Vancouver, Oct. 21.—1 p. m—
the court house here at 10 o'clock | Mewa Singh, one of thetnine Hin-

this morning by a Hindu. dus arrested this morning follow-

Six Hindus who were in the|ing the murder of Inspector
corridor at the time were arest- | Hopkinson, has confessed that he
ed. Inspeetor

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TWO HUNDRED ZEPPELINS IN
SPRING TO ATTACK BRITAIN

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tant de MADE TO CROSS CHANNEL.
USSY AT THEFRO nit on between the Gatholie (lub
° ee a ela the Catholic Club) (Special to Th Daily Newe—10:30 A.M), A Berlin dispatch to New
a RO Pee viet ae rhe as aera ae London, Oct 21.—London’s|York says the Germans are
the ctors b a seore of 22 } 2 ‘
WRITING TO HIS BUSINESS PARTNER IN PRINCE RUPERT HE trot the firat the Cathotie ‘Ciul fear of a Zeppelin attack is slaek- building 200 aeroplanes of extra
TELLS OF HARDSHIPS AND TRIALS OF THE was easils ‘the be s eaiee ro se ening. ‘They have realized now |!@tse type fora raid on London.
; : Se ee : . i | But these will not be ready before
SOLDIERS IN THE FIELD. excellent eombination and shoot-| that Germany's opportunity for laprien. - The "we opalin fastantes
15 Rue Laurent Gaudet though, is fieree,-and each shell eed a a rte eer the present season has passed.|are working night and day. They
Le Chesnay (8. &O France digs holes three yards deep nnd hein at mene a "a and prac-) The winter storms might wreek| will have ferty-six dirigibles by
i 8. i K ‘ ane | Lice ‘ MWii-bine the score WAS) any armada sent o ; J y
September 28, 1044./5!X oF S¥ven yards in diameter.} {2 to 6 in Yavor of the C. C.’s. The ; ee ee
My Dear Philpott fae sail One of these fell on a section of | eam played last night was a re-
etter a few days ago when I! Aeaye S od, tI er = whioh | tur match between the teams. =
. RITE le rest being Diow)) Bach team has now won a game
back home after having) four feet in the air but unhurt./and it is thought another game
hree weeks at the front.) For two days we fought close tO} wili be played soon. The lineup
was sick ‘with bronchitis and/the enemy, so close that we had| was as follows:
oroughiy exhausted by lack of|to @o to the bayonet, and when ©. C.s—Astoria, Greenwell, Ed
ning, food and sleep; the av-/the charge was over two-thirds! Murphy, Jim Murphy and Roche.
age sleep was two and a half}of my men were killed or wound- ligers—B. Blythe. Mobley. Ives ih -
‘hours each night, and I had about |ed.—-War is an awful thing and], piythe, Sadat! . RUMOR WAS STARTED BY REPORT OF HEARING FIRING IN
two pounds of bread without any-|I really do not understand how Referee—Williseroft. THE BLACK SEA—TURKEY WOULD HARDLY GO
ithine else to live on. for three | the nerves can keep you standing > ae WAR WITH NATIONS.
days that bread was soldiers’|so long My poor brother was ORG PORT ee ee
bread and so hard that T was/killed near Charleroy -with a bul- PRINCE _ = I y Se TeaN , M.! “A Bucharest dispateh to the
: . : eS : ; on Oct. 20 5:30 P M./ Berliner Tage says i-
jobliged to take a mouthful of wa-|let in the heart. He was charg- The Prince George arrived in| c andon a on ) ee ” I tans Pagehiat says that on
ter to swallow that tough food.!ing with s section and death rt thi mor r at 8 o’cloc Special rhe reports of a naval | dently a big Russo-Turkish naval
«aie gett po mg cat pa ie wacdidel soe » 7 and e ane ca “ Ses _ battle in the Black Sea were cur-jbattle has taken place in the
cm entiniall a. brother fig on SS bapa Wied & aw eer Os DET“ isent em today \ dispatch to Blaek Sea. Exceedingly heavy
shrapnells for twe three days, | other | er fighting, and T hope} sengers, ineluding the following: . ; ‘ age
being in support ir artillery.|to be wel! enough to resume my)Mr. Ma Robert Mr. Ra Fang ae eee Apency, Te =e ye coe
eine s a) on ‘ e 5 “ i ac Roberts, Mr. Kae, r ail ee : ”
itn eleelil “ues exploding all|post in about a month,. T was|too. Mr. Yates. Mrs. Davies, Mrs. hagen says | reported.
around us with a noise that beats|sent back after the Batlle o el Dp pn . . I
i I hat beat tl fler the Batlle of the} patterson, Mr. Manley, Mrs. Allen :
the Prinee Rupert blasting. Hap-| Marne, the Allies’ vietory. Angus MeColl, G. N. Durham
German field artillery not being/tle going on for a great victory|},». MeSorley, Mr. Oppenheimer, A
Very lorrible: their hegvy artitiery,|an the River Aisne, Miss Jones, Me, Madden,J,0'Leary GENERAL SWORN IN| THEN COMMITS SUICIDE
Mr. Blatherwiek, Miss Smith, Mr. | Seimei ; contingents
° Montgomery, Mrs 8. Brewer, Mrs. | (Special to The Dally News.) | (Special to The Daily News—1:30 P.M.)
BRITISH NAVAL GUNS REBELS IN PORTUGAI White, H. 8, Durkee,F.G. Dawsen,| Ottawa, Oct. 20—-Hon. T. Ghase| Ghent, Oct. 21.4 dispateh
UKKLY CRUSHED mn Saeies Corner, W. Dryer) Casgrain was sworn in today as | says that the result of the fight
rs said, Simeon, ‘Ss. :
D0 SPLENDID WORK 0 Kincaid inet, Me postmaster-general, and P. E.jon the Belgian coast has caused
Msbonald, Mr. Bear, G. J. Doue-| |
(Special to ‘The Bally a van, Mr. ‘Austin. Mr. Jennings | Blondin, deputy speaker, as min-| great anxiety among the German

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ie 53 2 — OG a A eps oa CAPSIZED BOAT nen acest i general, committed suicide.
Dunkirk, Oet, 24 A genaral jary ou “ eS TELLS Grim TALE| You must have experienee*te de} Festivities announced to cele-
advance has been maile by they “ae = Pa ne a jyour werk right, Fritz tas the | brate the German suceesses were
Allies whe ehtine wuainty poet “ ae cat: dao ae The c anabeail a Rained Mie e xperienee. Phone 583. 243-245 | suddenty canceled yesterday.
with tillery The best work). arresicd. day in the vicinity of Beal Cove}
was done with the British nava has been identified. L. L. Hall}
guns A larwe number of French | QUT WEIGHT CHAMPION called at the poliee station iast.|
: Re aihatere sabe saben! HAS ARRIVED TODAY | evening and said that the boat)
and Reig | with the Bvenrude engine, whieh}
from the retreating Germans Johnny O'Leary, the lightweight mene Sisal Melee’ boloumen tok) Westholme House
Phe assistance the British |¢hampion Canada, arrived ON)» oot Ray and his son, who had
warships bombarding the Ger jthe Prince George today He is lived in the vieinity of the Cold
man lines advancing upon Nieu | signe d by the National Sporting Storage They have not been| a
port was an important faetor in 10 Inb to box for the championship] ig ginee Oetober 16th, so that!
the Allies’ suceess October 31, His opponent = Holl it is about certain that they met} = =
yet selecte: Harry Anderson, with an accident IL seems likely |
AUSTRIAN BATTALION fwousit chssnpion, wn tor tho} uae ther, aikounied te rush eh gg n-39
& ’ rig rapids forgetting tha we]
HAS SURRENDERED past twelve months has are ROS biggest tides of the season were | The Last Days of Pompeii
ine _ oh ye . — 1 ” —_ now on. The fall for the last few | IN Ls
(Special to The Dally News) om Delano anes ater : aaa days was fully ten feet At any Six REE
Petrograd et 20) 5:30)and the National Sporting Club time shooting t hese rapide mI The Meat wonderful Metion Picture Gpestacio Gver
; frought with the greatest danger duced. Made in Italy on the Very Spot Where Pompeii
P. M. Special An entire Aus-| has signed him up to hex : Giase beh those are A few whe deliah! Once Stood and Flourished. Replete With Scenes of Geor-
trian battalion with all its off] jon Soturcay next ae - So in making the attempt ; geous and Indescribale Beauty. Closing With the Awe-
cers and machine gnns surren round route as . a ~ Very little is known about the} inspiring Spectacular Representation of the Eruption of
: e Russians south of Gan prove hie clase Bs nealing victims, but it is thought they} Mount Veeuviue.
dered to the Russian Clark he wiil be given the first] ” ee i an al i a le
Preaemsyl contest with J, O'Leary Should oo" FPOmn eran ee } WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, ocToaER ‘a1sT AND 220
' Clark — suqnenene ae on Mrs. -Holtby, who went Rast | ‘ . eel
Mr. and Mrs, J. 8 MeNab left} he is in Itne to battle for about a year ago in the interest of |
this morning for a well deserved) title he will wet the bout, Clark, ae "health. aad to Rupert | ADMISSION—Lower Floor and First Four Rows in Balcony,
holiday to the Bast. They travel|who has now been in Prince Ru-liact evening looking remarkably | 60c; Gen. Admission, 260; Children, 160c; Box Seats, 760
ever the G. 'T. P. and will pro-|pert for two months, claims @®l well During her stay in the Bast | - -- ——————-
ceed to Toronto and other Bast-|good reputation as a boxer, And] oy. visited with her ¢ ar. | .
ern points, returning through the Saturday night will give him a ~ O'Neill h her daughter, Two Complete Performances Nightly: At 7:16 and 89 P. M.
Amerioan centers, ‘They will bejchanee ee MATINEE THURSDAY AFTERNOON AT 4 P. M.
away about a month Johnny O'Leary will be given WANTED. | Admission—Adults, 150; Children, 100
3 aan two bouts in Prinee Rupert His
W. G. Gould, who has spent the} second opponent will probably be Youne eirl wanted’ to assist!
last seven months in Massett, re.) Lem hege If he eannot be obs|with lieht housework either on SPECIAL. HIGH CLASS MUSICAL PROGRAM BY THE
tuened today to Rupert and will} tained Eddie Shannon will be se} whole part time, Apply Bex 4, WESTHOLME ORCHESTRA
remain in town lected Daily News tf. muninteentiiedl