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PRICE FIVE diinicisaathiiemeeeieitee

 

 

 

LIES TAKE MANY GUNS AND PRISONERS

 

 

 

 

‘ALIANS MAKE ‘SUCCESSF UL AIR RAID — BERLIN ADMITS | REVERSE It IN GALICIA

LIES CONTINUE 10 ADVANCE
HUN FORT AND TRENCHES TAKEN

R SIX HUNDRED PRISONERS, MANY OF THEM OFFICERS,
TAKEN AT SOUCHEZ—MORE ARE CAPTURED AT
LE PRETRE—ALL ATTACKS REPULSED
—MAJESTIC LOST.

(Special to The Dally Nows.) aa § Class of battleship She as
y Q The Allies con- | howe ver, built a lone t ig
\t Souchez they jin 1895. She f 1 } ns
1 German fort and jdisplacement, with 12,000 horse.
iver six hundred | power.
of them officers, | Her armament isted sf |
four 12-inch ¢ s, twelve 6-inch.
| the Allies have | eightes n 12-pounders, six 3
isoners and re-|pounders and machine guns and |
‘five torpedo tubes
Majestic Torpedoed. More Villainy.
8 A submarine| London, May 28.—The steamer
rpedoed H. M. S.|Cadeby, of 677 tons, has been
the warship was|sunk by gunfire off the Scilly
rmy on the Galli-| Isles. The crew was saved.
Nearly all the of- | The Danish steamer Ely struc
were saved, la mine and sank off Stockholm,
Ma was type of her

the

MER RUPERT MAN
SMISSED FROM CHARGE

crew being saved.

TERRACE PEOPLE NOT
BEHIND IN PATRIOTISM

 

(Special to The Dally News.) Mr. William Manton, M. P. P
May 28—Abe Taub,|has just received the sum of 8186
ce Rupert realty re m Mr. MeLaren Gordon, secre-
ed froma charge |tary of Terrace Board of Trade
ider false pre- rhis sum is the proceeds from
of $6,500 from|the sale of Red Cross tags at the
n under a prom-|Empire Day sports held at Ter-

Accused disap- l race.
after getting the
irt held that the}

and also from a patriotic

dance which was held in the even-

 

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over promises in
The campaign was conducted
ieiindiiaeite ini by Terrace Board of Trade, and |
reens and screenjeyery credit is due the people of}!
before the flies get/that district for the whole-heart-
tz does it. Phoneled response they made to the ap-
121-23 |peal and also to the gentlemen
ee ——~T who@nanaged it. Mr. Manson has
handed the sum over to the I, 0.
JEST H 0 LM D. E. of this city to be remitted
Oi; to the Red Cross headquarters in

PERA HOUSE}
INCE RUPERT’S POPU-

EASTERN VISITORS.

 

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meee AnD TOMORROW The following came in on the
t Two Reels of “The Ado train last night and pepeaanes at
ventures of Kathiyn” | the Hotel Prince Rupert Phos
J. L. Peake, Vancouver; J. Mitch-

hen Love and Honor ell, H. MeAnsh, P.E. Frappier, Ed-
ate Sterling Three monton; F. W. Miller, Winnipeg;
———inililaneiaaiaie F. A. Clary, Toronto; D, ©, Scott,

ve, Loot and Crash’’— Vancouver; Anton Anderson, Vic-
- toria; R. G., MeDonald, New Ha

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POPULAR PRICES PICNIC PARTIES.
PPPS
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° to her old berth at the govern-
coming House ment wharf and ready for the sea-
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Honey, Name your —
the 4 If you under- NOTICE.
‘© business you can
' & very small eash —-——
In response to the request of
e HELGERSON, LTD. ithe ladies of Prinee Rupert, a
Phone 06. leubiie meeting will be held in the
Moree }
ie —— | Council Chamber, City Hall, on
nereans fuesday evening, June fst, at 8
ONDON loetork to consider the advisa
CAFE bility of forming a central organ

as Bociely

And Grill

| sation of the Red Gre

1 All ladies in the city, and partieu

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THE ENEMY’S PROGRESS IN GALICIA iS ome

Ihe Russian army has checked, though it may not have
yped, the Austro-German advances in West Galicia. The
portions of the map show the extent of ground the

ny bas gained,

FRENCH LINER

(Special to The Dally News)

‘CARIBOO ) LIBERAL
LA CHAMPAGNE ASHORE CONVENTION POSTPONED

ndon, May 28.—-The steamer
IL a Champagne, a French trans-
atlantic liner, is ashore near St Ls
| Nazaire,
| Nine hundred passengers have |
ibeen taken off

OBSCENE LANGUAGE
QN COMOX AVENUE

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(Special to The Dally News.)

Ashcroft, B. C., May 28.—The
|Liberal convention to nominate a
andidate for the Federal constit-

and is badly damaged lneney of Cariboo has been post-

poned.

HUNDRED LOCAL

 

ITALIANS READY

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

THIRD AVE. ALDER BLK.

z \t the Police Court this morn- A well known member of the
ling nefore. Mawietrate Caras, Italian fraternity of this city
IDaisy Lee, a lady of the under- claims that there are over a hun-
eehl oun dieiniiala with using |ore4 Italians in Prinee Rupert
i| aonens tocunen- am otek ave. |Peads and willing to go to the
F nue, at the instance of Lena Sy! wom.
lvia, another lady from below YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL.
| Accused pleaded not guilty, and
the magistrate adjourned the Northwestern League.
hearing of the case until Monday \ll games postponed on ac-
at the suggestion of A. M. Man- count of rain.
son, who appeared for Daisy Lee. Less
————_—_—_—_———_ National
FOOTBALL NOTES. St. Louis 6, New York 5. (Ten
pee innings.
rhe following team has been Pittsburg 0, Brooklyn 2.
chosen to represent the Callies in Chicago 5, Philadelphia 8
their game against the Drydock Cinsinnati @. Boston 6.
at Recreation Park at 7 o'clock z
tonight J. Dunn, D. Thomson, American.
L. Murray, J. Kinnear, W. Mur- Philadelphia 8, Cleveland 9.
ray, G. Abbott, H, Foote, R, Dow- New York 2, Chicago 5.
ther, W. Smith, J. Hunter and G, Washington 8, Detroit 2.
McIntosh. cuitininteanileain
rhe Drydock team, will be as Coast League.
follows: J. Grant M. MeDuff, J. Venice 3, Oakland 5
Woods, D, Nelson A. Dixon, J Salt Lake 2, Los Angeles 3.
Wright, W. Mellvray, J MeWil- | Portland-San Franciseo game
Hliams, PF. J. Winehby, R. Jones (postponed on aecount of rain.
and J, MeCrate. ‘oiilin tienineliiuitaa rajlllcens
rhis is the first game for the NOTICE.
league cup The Drydock boys oo
are requested to call at the Exhi if N. B. Brackenridge is in
bition Building for their uni-|town, he might please communi-
forms before 7 p. m. cate with the Daily News,
sonebeannnentent Sh eonne
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ITALIAN HYDROPLANES MAKE
SUCCESSFUL RAILROAD RAID

 

ITALIAN TROOPS OCCUPY MORE TYROL TERRITORY—ARTIL-
LERY BATTLE RAGING—ADVANCE CONTINUES—
BERLIN ADMITS REVERSES AT HANDS
OF RUSSIANS.

 

(Special to The Daily News)
May 28.—A

lraid has been made on the

Rome, successful

Aus-

|
trian railroad between Trieste

‘and Nabresina by a squadron of
Italian hydroplanes.

Italians have occupied a further
stretch of territory in the Tyrol
‘along the Frieuli frontier. An
lartillery battle is raging between
the Tren-

fortified positions on

tino front.

Advance Continues.
Geneva, May 28.—The Italians

continue to advance in the Carin-

thia district, taking several more

towns.

German Reverses.
Berlin, May 28.—The War Of-
fice admits that the

troops have met with a reverse

German

at the hands of the Russians at
San River in Central Galicia.

The Germans at Sieniawa have
been forced back and have lost six
eannon.

CONSERVATIVES ELECT
CANDIDATE FOR SKEENA

J. E. Merryfield was, last night,
nominated as the Conservative
candidate for. the new riding of
Skeena, in the Dominion House.

 

EXPLOSION OF GAS
IN NANAIMO MINE

May
plosion occurred yesterday in the
Reserve mine of the Western Fuel

Nanaimo, 28.—A Gas ex-

Company. About forty employees

were in the mine at the time. Six-
teen of them were rescued. Two
dead bodies have been found,

while eighteen or twenty are still

in the workings. °
Later.
Nanaimo, May 28.—Rescue

crews are at work on the Western
Fuel shaft. Eight bodies have
been retovered, but fourteen are
still in the mine.

THE WEATHER.

F. W. Dowling, Observer.
NN ig is i ein 08S eS 29.821
aera ere 56.0
ns IAL <4 o hap ate o dnd ub 44.0

5 a. m., May 28, 1915

SRITISH SOLDIERS ILL
TREATED IN GERMANY
The following is an_ extract
from a letter written by a British
soldier held prisoner in Germany:
‘We are being starved here. We
and horse beans
One loaf of

Several men

get rice water

only; no solid food,
bread for six days.
been run through with bay-
the and a large
number are flogged and
tied to a barbed wire post for six
hours, with their toes just touch-
ing the They do this
without any just cause. We have
blanket, and all the men are
suffering with itech and dysentery,
The guards knock us about un-
mercifully with rifles and sticks.
We have hardly anything to wear,
as our captors took them away.
It than Hell,
They have given pants, coats and
shirts to the Freneh, but will give
the British nothing, The wound-
ed do not get proper treatment,
and several have died, and there
will be a lot more yet. All T have
said is quite true. TI eould tell
you a lot more, but this is quite

enough for now.”

have

onets by guard,

being

ground,

one

is worse being in

 

 

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There is a reason,. Next
102tf.

PRINCESS IRENE
BLOWN UP IN HARBOR

London, May 28.—All but one
of the of 250 men of the
British steamer Princess Irene

crew

lost their lives when the vessel

blew up in Sheerness Harbor yes-

terday. Seventy-eight dockers
who were working on _ board
the vessel at the time of

the explosion also perished. The
cause of the explosion is un-
known.

The Princess Irene was one of
the new fast steamers which the
¢. P. R. had built for their Pa-
cifie Coast serviee, and which
were taken over by the Admiralty
on completion.

Majestic Theatre

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW

EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION!

Kalem Photoplay Co. presents a
nasterpiece production from the
famous Sheridan's Novel—

“THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL”

(In Four Acts)

“COME ROUND AND TAKE THAT
ELEPHANT AWAY”
(Burlesque)

“music IN FLATS”

(A Corking Comedy)

_ Admission 10 and 166

"SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! ;

Beginning Monday and Tuesday
we will exhibit Special Feature
Program; also on Friday and Sat-

urday. Every change of program is
Feature Night at he Majestic.

 

 

 

 

 

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