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MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1915.

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WERALL F ACTORY AT WALKERVILLE WRECKED BY BY  BOMB—-FRENCH ADVANCE

 

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NTARIO OVERALL FACTORY RUS SiIa
PAR BY BOMB ‘
LUBACZOW
"ABODY'S FACTORY AT WALKERVILLE SHATTERED BY BOMB JAROSLAU * a
_SUPPOSED WORK OF DETROIT GERMANS—DYNAMITE PRZEMYSL J mR, EMBERG
PLACED NEAR ARMORY FAILS TO EXPLODE. wtrt. CIs 4 YY weenie
NOPO! .
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(Special to The Dally Mewe) | Twenty-sev tig , uvae al SAMBO . - Sena
\\ Ont June 214. The jin te and a time fuse et at 15 ping at Se STRIS “4 no WAN
vy of Peabody & Com- | . were biso olaced hear th "afin We, \, \ Zz ent o
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\W ville, Ont., was par ar ry wh Ov ept, but Uszork 4 DOLINA QSTANISLAD 4,
i by a bomb early to — oe ne er il ~
‘ i ie fu bu I PASS ‘a :NADWORRAS OLOMEA
had just complet-| president Pp * KEY ity ATYN’=*> Prov
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t for 116,000 British the opinion that the bomb was aa Battie Line "ite <  OEERNOVITE
ms. The damage || laced by Germar ympathizers Before victory. “at
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n ving berg from the west was defeated and driven
CASE HEARD TODAY REPORTED KILLED | back foul iles toward Przemysl. On the oneister near Zrnova,
| th Slavs also tirew back Linsingen’s army. Village of Raeczewko
Assize Court this morn Corporal John C, ¢ of the ind others cap ed in successful Russian offensive.
a! : f Rex vs MceMeekin| 30th Battalion, in a letter to his Fe alia
s heard he charge was one} brother Va
: slaugl the indictment of | deseribing hting s a SENTENCE IS FISH EXPORTER iS
St having been thrown out|place on Empire Day, that “Poor| COMMUTED TO LIFE TERM HERE FROM NEW YORK
iv Grand Jury. little Crippen was killed the ctmatninesions
ded guilty, through | day athe tally w } : sty Tae a Wows.) ) Frank Woodward, of the firm of
Adair Carss. Mr.jas we found him next ¢ id, | Wanta, June 21 The death|Frank Woodward & Son, New
Carss explained to the court that)}some distar fron h } sr Leo M. Frank,) york, one of the largest firms of|
the man Dunnigan met his death | shet Re we re = y Ph “i fish expe nce " America, is =
¢ inken horse-play,| Lionel Cripy wa f > " . , . the city. The oom has been in
the accused having no intention P ‘ Rupert's st pcy we hae ie Z i oe a : aan a ”
' e crime of which |; s wi ft for Victoria a dealin 7 2 oe 0 1e oldest on the con
pag rae ae =o discussed, the evice eB | ns Mined is here studying
M { Telkwa was call-/ Batta ' Criy Mr. al j
P| the cause of the tes at , ul shing conditions on the coast,
ieath. a | that death re-land. from the day vas the girls I ind is much impressed with the
wlled { pound fracture | veal’ tnee sperately an a iy u | ad - f ex- tlook. He believes there is great
if the ge from con- ido his sha the Emy strog : : fe u ; | pportunity for development here.
act i « pile when the gle.. : eee
tea. the ground. | Of a hay g y disy ” Ee ENEMY SURRENDERS IN
Mr gory reserved . de hoats of { |
fees Gregory reserva on, coy ase sts KAISER SUPERINTENDS | GERMAN EAST AFRICA
nes ie rien ! ss. I GALICIAN OPERATIONS (Special to The Dally News.)
ns CO | nent for the city's welfare he to ee | Paris, June 24.—A German
-. ' a — cna Tae active part, | ‘ wh ; err ree at Monso, in German East
Dher old berth at the govern- heart into whatever he t ” : - i on ; frica has hoisted the watte flag,
Mat wharf and ready for the sea. | "and : ” ae pa jand capitulated to ° Sanga col
y's Modan enhheni | -— — : al n after 72 hours fighting. The
RBunday picnics. Phone Red| PRINCE GEORGE ARRIVALS. e ng " = io _, (prisoners include white troops, of-
wi 424-4m | —_——— ” : en ee - ers, quick-firers and munitions,
. - ‘| The f ere amongst ! e ——__—___——
uty First—Use New Wel- oss — gers on the! a. conse. exammavion. | “Temey™ GASSER.
Mtn Coal. Phone 116. 671. th s: 5.5. & Sate | eee
_— siniaia arthy, A. W V. W. Smith en Northwestern League.
M. Shady, M M aaa * ' ch Sch Vancouver-Victoria, postponed
WEST HO LM Morris Doug Sutherland, Di is . twenty pupils account oF 0M
rl eae A. G. K 4 , oe deal a M | spokane, M Pacomn, 0.
So .ew Miss M. Rougi: 1M , ¢ “ Va Aberdeen, 3; Seattle, 4.
eR A BE Bee 2 woproreon, Ed. D / _ alin
8 POPULAR PLAYHOUSE Seot Gariand, W. F. DP me : ' ite Nationai.
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW al = Mt &. Gooner, | , - ia New York, 0; Pittsburg, 4
HEEL BROADWAY STAR FEATURE W. J. Carlaw, F .A. D ; h pene 4; Cinetnnati, t
weer OF THE LiQNTMOUSE” Bic) Malleit, A. Thomas, Mrs. 5 FOR RENT. Broan Se Comey 4
. ; : rful pletures eho . we @. Ber ate 2 Boston, 4; St. Louis, 6.
PATHE ae miss this one, MK _ cat in et | a . 2
Sts ; ae — 8. York, Ghi ut, a » nm Bifth Ave.) American.
“ oe Kitchener's j ber, Miss J. Garis Mrs. C. B./$1 i o MeCa Cleveland, 4; New York, 5.
MOUNTED POLICE | Barrister, W! Brook, A. M _ al i5| Cleveland, 5; New York, 4.
PARADE CG, B, Stephen, Mr, and rMs. D. M | Detroit, 0; Washington, 7.
wince au naan | Harley, James Hardie, Chas. a : ; ‘7 | Chicago, 8: Philadelphia, 2.
Mlough trom stan jdie, Mrs. Burbank, Mise Ber. from the Masonic Grand Lod | St. Louis, 5; Boston, 5; game
a m Start to finish lton, Miss Judd, Miss > huyh . thie 3 loalled to allow St. Louis to cateh
te Wesnenery and 180 Miss McLean, A. W. Graham, A. ©.)"" ltrain,
“aly a pestese, Flanders, G, Crawford, M | SKIMMED MILK Se |" quart |
Money.” Ross and children ‘BUTTERMILK |\) uart, two] _ Const.
OOM; R;O ODES — quarts for 15 Delivered iny| Venice, 6-7; Salt Lake, 9-2.
soccoooooooont VERDICT OF CORONER'S JURY ‘ \, set of the ity Pr 0 | . , ! van Oe —
Alb IN GILBERT DUNTON CAS ian ‘hone Gree | an Francs . 8 ’
‘rt Rooms i} -—— er ae eas
S==2nd Avenue- With regard to the dea rere E a
Mite 10 the Westhot bert Dunton, who died ! LONDON CAF jack JUDGE on
S me Teen juries sustained in a fa d Grill UNDER NEW ™
rma y LOCATED building of the oil ta An THE
STRICTLY MODERN coroner's jury on a Serves Nothing but — C OzY Barber Shop
Matty 0 — REASONABLE brought in a verdict of deal Hart Bik Third Ave. BA THS
on — ¥ DY Arrangement sulting from ne _— ‘ | neane FOR LADIES THIRD AVE. ALDER BLK.
MANAGEMENT §|tion of scaffolding, Tor ¥" ; une ™
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VESSELS REPORT THAT HUGE
JAPAN EXPERIENCES

(Special to The Dally News.)
Tokyo, 21.—A
marine voleanie eruption occurred
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June terrifying

lin the Sea of Japan on June
|150 miles south of Yokohama.
i

of
accompanied by dense smoke,

Vessels report that a pillar
fire
jturned day into night. Huge rocks
and quantities of lava rained down

on the sea, making it red and boil-

GASOLINE BOAT
ON BABINE LAKE

John McAvoy, a land owner in
the Babine district, was in Hazel
|ton for a week and left the first of

 

‘this week for his ranch where he

will put in the summer. He re-

ports that a gasoline launch will

| be put on the lake this summer
| for passengers and freight. A
wagon road has been cut from

Babine lake to Burns lake on the

railway, and supplies will be haul-

ed across the twelve-mile stretch
and then put on the boat. Be-
sides Cronin’s property and the

assessment work to be done on

other prospects, it is understood
that the Silver
will be developed to some extent
He stated that Silver

been bonded

Island property
this season.
Island had
for a hundred thousand
to a Spokane syndicate who will

recently
dollars

put a number of men to work at

once.—Omenica Herald.

SPLENDID SHOW AT
WESTHOLME THEATRE

ram will

 

 

An especially fine prog

be shown at the Westholme
tonight and tomorrow. “The Lady
of the Lighthouse,” a three-reel

Broadway feature, is one of the

most powerful pictures’ ever

sereened. The story starts with
a little boy rendered blind through
the explosion of firecrackers on
the Fourth of The
depicted are splendid, The Light-
a New York institution for
the

a wonderful opportunity of

July. scenes
house,
the
public

blind is shown, giving

seeing how the blind are instruct-
ed,

The Pathe
Scouts on construction works; St

Gaxette shows Boy

David's Day; a newly formed regi-
ment of Welsh Guards; Kitchen-
the Russian

er’s new army, army

in the trenches, and before Prz-
emysl, and a Cossack dance.

“Curing a Husband," is a real
*“Buneo Bill's

good picture, while

Visit" is a comedy of exceptional
merit, and a laugh from start to
finish, The management has in-
vited the Boy Seouts to see this
show.
FOR SALE.
Maple Leaf Cafe; $500, Fully

See McCaffery, Gibbons & Doyle.
142-45

Follow the crowd to S8elf's
Cafe. here is a reason., Next
Majestic Theatre, 1O2tf.

 

 

equipped for restaurant business

“TERRIFIC MARINE VOLCANIC
DISTURBANCES NEAR YOKOHAMA |

 

PILLAR OF FIRE AN DSMOKE

TURNED DAY INTO NIGHT—RAIN OF LAVA AND ROCKS ;

SEVERE EARTHQUAKE.

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ing. The vessels were struck by
a huge tidal wave.

Japan felt the strongest earth-
quake shock experienced in many
but is known,
have been

far as
few casualties.

years,
there

80

Quality, satisfaction and econ-
omy. New Wellington Coal.
Phone 146. 63tf.

FRENCH CAPTURE GERMAN
POSITIONS AND ADVANCE

(Special to The Dally Rewe)

London, June 241.—On the west
front, French troops north of the
Arras,
and advanced two thirds of a mile.

On the heights of Meuse and at
Reillem, after brisk
fighting, we captured the enemy’s
positions taking 200 prisoners.

have captured earthworks

in Lorraine,

MATCH FOR THE CANADIAN
LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP

(Special to The Dally News.)

Vancouver, June 24. — The
mateh between Johnny O'Leary
and Charles Burns, for the light-
weight championship of Canada,
has been changed from June 26th
to June the 28th, so that it will
not clash with the Vancouver
Baseball sports, to be held on the
evening of June 26.

SILVER CUP NOW
ON SHIPPING LIST.

On Thursday morning last, the
first pack train with ore from the
Nine Mile mountain arrived in
Hazelton, coming over the moun-
tain by the old trail. This is at
least one month earlier than pre-
years that a pack train
could be brought over that route.
The ore came from the Silver Cup,

vious

which is being operated under a
the Clothier
have a full car down
a ship-

lease by brothers.

They will
this week and will make
ment to the Trail smelter.—

nica Herald.

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Massage, Packs, and Hair
Bleaching and Dyeing.

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Third Ave., Over MoCaffery, Gib-
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