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PRINCE RUPERT :

 

 

 

rain Wreck on The Canadian
Pacific Railway Yesterday

, umber afe Kill

Victoria People, as Result
On Main Line in Ontario.

 

(Special to The News
NORTH BAY, Jan. 26.
large nuriber

tian
here at 10:30 Sunday morning.

 

Fifteen are b
injured as a result of a train wreck on the Cana-

Pacific Railway which occurred at Corbeil, 11 miles east of

via G. T. P. Telegravhs.)

                 

ed anil Injured, Including Vancouver and’ |.

of Rear End Collision

Number i Canadian Pacific Express for Vancouver was due
here at 10 a. m. running in two sections, Number 1 section being

stalled o

wing to the failure of the engine to make steam under

the condition of severe frost. Number 2 section came around a
curve, the locomotive of Number 2 section telescoping the rear

sleeper of Number 1.

it was said that torpedoes had been placed and other pre-|

cautions taken by the crew of t

he stalled train.

‘villey, Vancouver; a son of CG. H. Beale of Vancouver.

Those living, in the west who were injured include Charles wil! be laid as soon as the small

H. Beale, Vancouver, slight cuts; Capt. Lesiie D. Burrows, Vic-~
toria, head injured and back; Lieut.-Coi. RF. Innes, Victoria, in-

juries to back and right arm; Miss McLaughlin, Vancouver, hands , ,,,,,,
cut and face bruised; Capt. McLaren, presumed of Victoria, cut! «omotive
about head; George Rasmussen of Seattle, internal injuries; Mrs. yards. A

George Rasmussen, Seattle, internal injuries.

MONTREAL, Jan. 26.—(Nouon)—The dead in the wreck on!
the Canadian Pacific Railway at Corbiel, Ont., on Sunday morning |
remained at eight, according to official advice received today.

BIGREWARD
1S OFFERED

| ARE APPALLING

INRELAND semen att soy

 

‘fen Thousand Pounds to be Given
For information Leading
_ cunviction of
Murderers.

peciat via G.'t.% ielegrapus,)
DUBLIN, Jan. 26.——A proclama-
| in Dublin today con-
in olfer by the Lord Lieu-
Viscount French, of 10,-
f iformation which within
ths wil Head to the con-

iny persons guilty of «

fourteen police of-
are given,
gins with Detective
5 Dublin, who was as-
last july, and ends
i those of Deputy Commission-
lnond, murdered in Dublin
gan,

names
sassinated

and Constable Fine
al Thurles.

lhe reward of 10,000 pounds

ered for such seeret imforma-

is Calculated to lead to tive

op of any of the offend-

e's in the Cases named. Any. per

erned in or privy to the

ders but not actually guilty

Who gives the required

lion, is promised a free

Pardon and the special protection}

1 the crown.

political

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i0 ne (G BRITISH |
OOTBALL TEAMS
TO THIS COUNT:

i Bes leer
OU VER... Fan, = 26, Con
Jones, the local sportsman, will!
lovonto on Saturday to
th the president of the;
ion Football Association in |
fonnection with a proposal to
nada two British eup-
g : football teams for a tour
Of the Dominion.

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Social Improvement What
is Needed in Ireland.

(Spectai by 6.1.8. Peltegraphea
LONDON, Jan. 26.—One
tive result of the English parlia-
mentary laborite delegation going
to Ireland will be the withdrawal
of opposition by the English la-
party to the Government's
present plan for Home Rule in
ireiand, according to the Daily
Mail's correspondent, whfo is ac-

ompanying the delegation.

The correspondent says it is
clear that what is most needed is
not an exchange of political for-

posi-

bor

‘The western dead include Wirs. Hugh Peden, 173 7th Ave.
Vancouver; Wallace and Hugh Peden, sons of Mrs. Peden; Jas. 97 jo).

PRINC fb RUP! RT,

‘B. Ge “MONDAY, SJANU ARY. 26, 1020,

WOMEN TAKE
THE METHODIST
CHURCH SERVICE

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Africa; Big
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\Miss. Hudson in Charge and
“Taddrese by Mrs. H. B.

| t Holmes.

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ie : ine 5 ie Abilene
lle meinbers of the Women’s March 20,

           

 

: ! UCTION Missfonery Society of the Metho-
sate a! | dist (Uburch conducted the ser- : he -distric
TO SOUTH OF PRINCE [ics be tie h conc the ha
ni _ q keys! MS ote in alee) wa bas Sees ates
GEORGE 1S STARTING "<0 Sacre oe tape Me Wee
Miauy people are banking g

in the proceedings.
Much Equipment on the Ground} -ry) . fe

 

 

 enOs FIVE CENTS

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Amazing Stories Told About
New Diamond Fields in South |

Rush to Scene

via G.T.P. Telegraphs.)

 

JOHANNESBURG, Jannary 26.—Tlaring, a waterless, treeless
désert uear Taungs in Bechuanaland, promises to be the scene
of the biggest diamond staking rush in South African history.
ine place will be declared open for diamond digging about

Amaziig stories are afloat concerning the wonderful richness
and prospective diggers from the Cape to the
and Mozambi and even the Congo are preparing to try

ood jobs in order to be free to
omen are arranging to go to the

 

 

Seervice was in charge of fake claims and hundreds of w
and Accommodation for a | Mise { Hudson, the representative | iew diggings.
Hundred Men is of tile Women’s Missionary So- ae
Now Ready. cietyim this city. The address of]:
oastagte 4 the hn was given by Mrs. H. MORE INFLUENZA
(Special via U. T. P. Telegraphs.) B, HOBimes, who, taking for her iN SPITE OF EFFORT

GHORGE, Jan. 26,— text the inessage of Christ to his
operations commence disciples, “Go ye into. all] ‘the

in rea} earnest on the construc. World and preach the gospel to
Vee

tion of the P, G. I. railway south urged the need
of missionary work. Her address

PRINCE
This week

TO CHECK SPREAD

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.—De-
spite strenuous efforts by

 

 

 

There are already on
hand thirty miles of rails which Y@S @lear and to the point and the health authorities to
was ppuéh appreciated. check the spread of influ-
itrestle across the Fraser at the . Otflers who took part in the|§ °%2@ there were 2,855 new
edge of the town is completed. service were Mrs. Perry, Mrs. cases during the past 24
Thirty flat cars are on their way Nuttall, Mrs. W. H. Kergin, and hours, an increase of 494
and a ten-ton industrial lo- Mrs. Waddell. Mrs. W. T. Kergin ' ea aed cas aa oa
crane is now in the read the responses. during the previous day.
million feet of bridge The whole service was some-
ltimber is ready and the Stone What of a missionary character
Creek mill, 25 miles to the south 4nd advantage was taken of the >}
is about to start cutting. rhe Oppottunity to present to the (Ei Y RICH ORE SHIPPED
Northern Construction Co., whieh Congregation an account of the FROM DOLLY VARDEN

lis in charge of the work,

 

mulas but an improvement of the)

soctal conditions and of the in-

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|

ork of the Women’s Missionary

is build-
It was in line with the

BERGE TRS EER So RRR RE ling a 30 by 100 foot warehouse | Society. .
‘and accommodation will soon be forward movement which is oc- orty-Seven Tons Nets the Own-
y lready for 100 men. cupyimge the minds of all church ers After Paying Expen-
ah at ipcople® just now. ses $57,000.

 

Reports reaching here indicate
hat 47 tons’of ore has been ship-
ped from the Dolly Varden mine

Rev. T. H. Nuttall is just now

NEW FRENCH WAR Ke Vancouver attending meetings
71] he F M od
SUPREME COUNCIL' \ictte anges wan owine toh

ear jahge mothe city that the}|since the heavy nowfall made it

Kine Generals Will be Chosen ti. ies undertook to Conduct the impossible to operdte™ tire ratte:
Later to Act With Foch jmeeting. Mrs. Linnell, who was|Wway. This has been brought down

and Others. io sing, was unfortunately taken|over the track by means of the

and was unable teams that take supplies into the
mines. The net proceeds of the

47 tons was $57,000, the gross
being a very considerable amount!

than that.

SHIPPING BOARD ss:
FRAUD CHARGED |: ‘ore that. is

we winter. The
the dump to be

i ities ill to attend.
(Special via uo. tL P Telegraphs wi.
PARIS, January 26.—Marshals
Foch, Jolfre, and Petain and Ma-
jor General Buat make up the
new French supreme war council.
Nine generals will be chosen later
to act on the council.

 

nu0ere

shipped during
nest is left on
handled by the

 

 

 

GERMAN GOVERNMENY = |o=>* ea Oe Sh cece: |
CLOSES REPAIR SHOPS Commissions. | TALIAN PRESS IS |

OWING TO AGITATION

Spectal via G. Pot Telegrapns

ERLAN, The Ge

WITH HOLLAND IN
KAISER EXTRADITION

(Special via G.T. Ff. Teir
SEATTLE, Jan. 26.—Other; in-|
involving officials of}
Fleet Corporation|

wranhes

nents

 

Jan. 26 vern-| the Emergency

 

 

(Special via G.T.P. Telegraphs.)
OTTAWA, Jan. 26.—On Satur-
day Hon. Hugh Guthrie, who has
been Solicitor General in the Un-
on Government since its forma-
tion was sworn in as Minister of
Militia to succeed Hon. 8. C. Mew-
ourn, who relinquished the post
a few days ago.
Guthrie will retain the portfol-
io of Solicitor General.
|! With the departure of Hon. J.
D. Reid to Florida on Saturday
night Hon. J. A. Calder, who has
been acting Minister of Militia,

hecame acting Minister of Rail-
ways.

 

‘Superintendent Beaumont States
Damage Not as Serious
as Reported. _

 

only the ed The Prince Albert struck the

bar at Masset on Friday night on
her return from there and came
into Rupert under her own steam
on Saturday afternoon. A survey
of the damage done to the vessel
was made here on Saturday after-

}noon and it was found that she

was perfectly seaworthy so con-
tinued on her way to Vancouver.
It is probable that she will go on
the ways there for further exam-

ternal economic’ situation. Heim nt’ s decision to close the rail-]and Northwest shipping men will | iSpecial via G.T. P. Telegraphs.: ination and repairs. Superin-
gives as_an instance Limerick, /way repair shops in Berlin, Hiano- w the indictment of Cartain| ROME, Jan. 26.—The Italian’ tendent Beaumont says that the

where:heeaye: trade: ie paralyzed ver, Frankfort, Darmstadt, Got-]Jon FP. Blane, the former North |press approves Holland's’ refusal damage, if any, is very slight.
through strike actions and that| ain and other points is due to th ifie Distriet manager of the! o extradite the former kaiser. At| The Prince John was rushed
the slums are appalling and their steadily reeeding volume of out- poration, who was arrested!a meeting Of premiers, Premier off the local drydock yesterday to
occupants ragged and hungry. put’from them, due to the pas-/chanzed with having accepted/Orlando gave as his opinion that take a cargo of pulp from Swan-
hei. ser ee tsive resistance by workers unde. mmissions while with the ship-! o demand the surrender of Wil- son Bay to Seattle that must be
ASQUITH 1S OPENING jthe influence of comunistic agi- ng corporation. He was re- _1elm was a colossal absurdity, a, there by January 28 to be loaded
[tators. ased on a $10,000 bond. lemand unprecedented in the his-|on an ocean steamer at that port.
POLITICAL CAMPAIG? | The closing ‘of the shops will investigators for the Govern- | ory of the world and contlicting ‘Captain Moorehouse, the regular
abe ark the most drastic action yei vont assert that frauds in the | vith the principles of the Entente./skipper of the vessel, is at pres-
dies) ide 4-8». Wibenis.) lundertaken by the cabinet and Ove ee enc ~ ante pont eee rae ee a in me south oad ane vag
F eee ; he PrusSian mingrstry. fal many million dollars. he aken sou as nig y 16.

2 een bo n. 26. oe The shops put oul of Lommis-]Grand Jury will reconvene to- SOVIET OFFICIALS FLY pilot.
remier Asquith ts opening Dls sion are to be reopened only when] morrow. FROM MOSCOW BEFORE

cainpaign at © Paisley.

iwing to the complications
have arisen, there has been some-
vhat of a swing of popular feel-
ing away from the Lloyd George
Govermment and Asquith expects

io take advantage of that.

SANCTEFICATION
OF JOAN OF ARC

(Specia! via 6, T, Pe Telesraphs

ROME, Jan. 26.—The cer@inony
if the sanctification of Joan of
Apo will be performed next May
vith great solemnity, according i
an announcement from the Vati-
can, Special quarters are being
prepared for French pilgrims

LASH IS DEAD
TORONTO, January 26.—Z. K
Lash, K.C,, died Saturday night
following the paralytic stroke of
Tuesday last,
to delay

Owing. in transporta-

tion of Nazimova in “Out of the
Foe,” Mary Pickford will be

shown on Wednesday and Thurs-
day nights, and Saturday matines

 

 

On enesenens

 

in “The Hoodlum,” at

that |

the
piece workti

conditions warrant it and

SHORT STRIKE
FRENCH PORTS

(Special via G. T. P. Telegraphs,)

PARIS, Jan. 26.—It has been
decided to call a 24-hour strike
at all Atlantic ports on Tuesday
with a view to supporting the
Brittany strikers.

ANOTHER VESSEL
LAUNCHED FROM
COUGHLAN YARDS

(Special py G.T.P. Telegrapns,)

VANCOUVER, Jan. 26.—-The
Canadian Government merchant
| steamship Canadian Inventor, 8,-
— 100 tons gross, was successfully
T.P. Velegrapns.) |, launched:on Saturday at the ship-

HALIFAX, Jan, 26.—A reward! yards of J, Coughlan. & Sons Ltd.
{ $150,000 will be paid to any , Miss Dorothy Lougheed, daughter
vessel bringing in’ the disabled 6f Senator Sin James ‘Lougheed,
United States steamer Powhattan. officiating as sponsor.

The Canadian Inventor is thd
third ship under the Government
contract, to be launched from the

»dyamt th Coal. The best. Prince
ort Coal Company, Phone 16.

’
workers agree to

schedules.

OUTBREAK OF PLAGUE

sega a ee rr P " (special via G T RP Te
STOCKHOLM, Jan, 26.—Soviei

oMecials have tled from Moscow

to escape a renewed outbreak of

the plague, says a news despatch
eived here.

 

 

a errapns

POLAND MOBILIZING
DEFENCE MEASURE

Special via G. fi. Teltewraphs.)
COPENHAGEN, Jan. 26,—The
Polish cabinet has signed a mo-
bilization order, says a Warsaw
despatch to the Politiken. The
measure has been taken because
of the Bolshevik advance.

 

REWA RD » OFFERED

 

Special by G

“Alice B,” Phone 44,

 

Launch
who says he in-
ineets this week.

opposition,

Ww. J. BOWSER-—Leader; of the
Legislature

 

 

Ask for Atkins’ Sausages. uf, Coughlan yards,

tends to let in the light when the