THE DA ILY NE WSc VOL. VHf. Nft. 127. PIllNCK HUPKRT, . C, TIIUIlflUY, MAY 31, 1917. PKIOK FIVE GKCTM IPOETAMT SJCC iSS GA MED BY ITALIANS DRIVE AROUND VERDUN AND MASS FIGHTING IS RESUMED BY FRENCH TROOPS GENERAL CADORNA STRIKES HUN PLOTTERS WORRY WCM STOKE MADE OFFICIALS IN THE U. S. ATI. C COAST AUSTRIAfKAT ANOTHER POINT SprcUI lo The Duty Mtw.) Mining! men were much Inter Washington, May 31,-j-Much ested the olher day In the news ITALIAN TROOPS CAPTURE A VERY STRONGLY FORTIFIED anoyance and worry is being of a big strike which has been POSITION AND HOLD IT AGAINST ALL ATTACKS caused in the United Slates by the made on the Drum Lummon prop. SUCCESSFULLY AND EXTEND , Hun plotters. Federal officials erties on Douglas Channel, twenty THEIR LINES have adopted drastic measures to Ave miles from Hartley Hay. squash the anil - conscription Samples of the pre were taken to (SfWtltl 14 TlM CUIIy 1(L) propaganda. The entire nation is (Vancouver last week by the s. Home, Mnjr 31. Yesterday General HONOR UPHOLDS being canvassed for the agitators Venture They are declared by Cadorna shifted the Impact 'and the trail invariably leads to mining'men to show the highest of the Italian drive against Austria RUSSIA FREED rendezvous of agents of the Kai- values in copper of any ores yet to a point to the north of ser. mined In British Columbia, the Gorfzia and a strong Mow was Congress la Slow. assay rqnnfog over 1500 in cop. truck against a new salient. A Petrograd, May 29. M. Teres, Congress is moving slowly- on per, silver and gold, the copper tremendously strong Austrian position chenko, the minister of Justice, in the big war measures. The middle showing 9160.60 per ton, and Mas captured and was successfully explaining his program of foreign of July is the earliest date sug- carrying in addition to a trace, of held against all counter policy (o Journalists, said: "Free gesled as possible for an adjourn- gold, sixty-six ounces of silver to attacks by the enemy. The Italian ment and the deliberations may the ton. llutwla (wo Is ImpHled by idcalis lines were extended to the went even last much longer. Sereral The quality of. the ore is said of Medexxa. Fighting of a furious no motives: firstly, to bring a stumbling blocks are in the way to be similar to that mined at character Is still In progress, and Just and lasting peace to the of an early close. Bisbye, Arizona, and at the Ken- tie Austrians are opoIng the world not to offend a single na The Color Riots. necut Mine, Alaska, being a'covel- victorious advance of the Italians tion, not to create after the war Eal SL Louis, May 31. Fol- lite, chalcocite or glace and bor. with the strength of despair. He. the hatred and enmity which nl lowing the rioting and the raiding nite ore. It has been encountered inforcetnents have been hurriedly of the negro quarters by the-mob in a mass at a depth of 150 feet drawn from all quarters to attempt ways remain when one nation yesterday, the city is virtually un- from the surface in the west drift to stem the irresistible on-wtrd emerges from the war enriched at der martial law today. Quiet pre- off the main tunnel, which Is ap. sweep of the Italian armies, the expense of the other, when vails now-. proximately 450 feet into the hill but the Austrians, notwithstanding the other ' crushed and forced side. their augmented numbers, are to accept humiliating terns of BALFOUR IN MONTREAL t The indications are that there unable to stand up agaiiul the peace; secondly, the recognition ,is a.considerable-body of this ore, spirit of the Italian'progress. of the lies binding us to the allied ?rni to Tbe Dtox .Tews. many tons having already been Heavy artillery has been democracies and rcalixation of Montreal, May 31. The Hon. blocked out, while prospecting Is , brought up for the renewal of the the duty which these lies Involve. Arthur J. Datfour has arrived in being continued to uncover the assault along the coat line, Revolutionary Itustia cannot knd Montreal, accompanied by repre- full "size andTextent of the find, where Dulno and Trieste are immediately will not let these ties, which Lave sentatives of Great Britain and Apparently the ore body extends threatened.' been confirmed in blood, be shaken the United States. They were from the surface down in a sort British Front. For Huasia this is a question rZiwn a -flatUring waIcojn&oopLJj)YMled'ed-Jinj ia London, May 31. ltriltnti raiders of revolutionary honor." their arrival in the city. -thickness and depth, beingon tfiT have penetrated Into the Her Publish Secret Treatise? ' 'surface about ten feet in width, man trenches to the south ofi deferring to the demand of KAISER LOSES HIS while at the level of the tunnel it Neuve Chapelle, and Inflicted many Husslan demcracy that secret PLACE IN THE SUN i approximately seventy feet aeualtle on the enemy. In the ireaues siiouiu ie puousnea im-neighborhood across. of Croiselles and lo 'mediately, Tereschenko said this PREPARING BLACK COFFEF. IN FRENCH TRENCHES The capture of Baghdad Las; Considerable work has been the west of Lens hostile raiders is impossible as ll would lead to Hot drinks are always welcome to the men (n the trenches, and led the minds of most newspaper done during.the past winter, des-writers wert rrpulsed. So major fight a break with our allies, but he j particularly so after a bad pell of weather and the men, so long lo Ihe days of Har.un-al- pite the heavy snow, in develop-Ilashid lag has ben rroortrd. would exert every effort lo direct as Fritx will permit, have coffee or tea to refresh them. The two and Sinbad the Sailor, but ing the property, machinery"hav-for French Front. Jlhe foreign policy in such a way soldiers in the picture are making black coffee. I. the Kaiser in his Potsdam ing been hauled in and put in I'arls, May 31. A resumption '"'at Immediate steps might be palace the event has an import- place, a Foss engine being in-ance of fighting has taken place wlth'laken iownrds the making of a VENIZELOS DECLARES RUSSIAN COMMISSION that is more immediate and stalled to drive ah air compressor, fairly active mass fighting over ,ew lreaty wiln tne on the CONST A NTI N E TRAITOR TO UNITED STATES pressing. The Kaiser is thinking while the tunnel has been railed.' many sectors on the French front ba,a of u,e declaration of the of a dream that was more dazzj- Owing to the fact that the gov-ing Herman assaults have been re-!llU9i,an Government of April 9, (SpeeUI lo The DHy Ssj (tprcUl lo Tt Dlly than anything in the Arabian ernment road In from the beach pulsed in theChampagne country I"t 'or these negotiations to Syre. Greece, May 31. Kx-Pre- Tokio, May 31. Professor Bah-uic Nights a dream that has now a distance of about three-quarters and the French drive around Yer- succeed," he weut on. "free Ilus. imier Venlzelos speaking here yes- licit, accompanied, by forty vanished as completely as any.of a mile has not yet been con-vision dun M conlinulng successfully. "ia must show slm Is carrying out jterday declared that King Con- commissioner. 1 heading the in that celebrated volume, structed, the ore which has been T.i (I.- .....ii. r n 1 1 w, trtllV the fundamental Obligation atnnfin hm nrnvul luminir n mined during the few months His mind must go back to the past lent artillery lighting Is in'prol binding her to the allies, an obll- traitor to his country, and that'""813" JH"",on .lo the United time, nineteen years ago, when by the force of ten men who are gress. i gallon of united effojt and mutual there can be no reconciliation be- Mates. The parly arrived In he Journeyed to the sacred places engaged at the mines, is belpg War Losses. ' 'assistance. She must Inspire un- tween Constantino and Ihe people Tokio yesterday and is leaving in Palestine, and, in one of his "dumped" ready for shipment. It Sydney, N. 8. W May 31, limited confidence In herself, she ot Greece. The present dynasty for the United states at once. most heroio speeches, proclaimed i anticipated that the first ship-himself Since the beginning of the war'must prove that her idealism does must be overthrown, and the King the friend of the Sultan ment will be made soon to the up to yesterday, the Australian nHl or,e 'n),n weakness, that she and his Herman wife should' be A NOTED ATHLETE and the protector of the Moham- smelter at Ladysmith, arrange-medan losses aggregate 60,793, does not renounce conquests be. thrown out of Greece bag and KILLED IN ACTION faith. Back of this grand- ments for its treatment now being .cause she is unable to obtain baggage. under It will be sacked, ... lose speech lay his ambition of way. a I. I. ,1 a : lias " ' Word just been received ia taken to a large float.constructed, RUMORS OF COALITION "T ! a 'place in the sun," the scheme RIFE AT OTTAWA a. annexa u ons. Therefore for THE PEACE CONFERENCE town intimating the death of' that has caused the present at ln shore, and will be trans-world-wide i lie sae oi me iiemunus ui uemo- Lieutenant Murray, of .Edmonton, disaster. The two ferred there to the vesselsLater I for the sake of early and j (Sprtiai io Tbs "at the front. Lieutenant an (SwUI lo Ttw Dtlly Ki. cracy, niiy Murray chief places of bis new Caesarian a wharf, bunkers and aeriel tram Copenhagen May3i. The del- who was n brother of Mr. W. Wil- empire were to be Hamburg and.wi'l be constructed in order lo rttWrr-; egatlon of tho German S..i inUsts on Murray of this city, has been Baghdad; a railroad connecting facilitate the handling of the ore. IWepIl flin tinrl vln.lr- vnalrilnv llussla, the en route lo the peace conference overseas for some time and re these two cities to a large ex-l U is anticipated that the work-tent lend, ml,,; ! !. ri.n.or ihnt force or revolutionary en- arrived here yesterday. Tlu- So- cently transferred to the Flying already built with a tunnel ing force at the mines will be uninn i. i -Y-I.I -ru i. .... thusiasm and to give actual proof cialists in France flatly turned Service. Lieutenant Murray was under the Hellespont at Constan- doubled this summer. :;r:..T-u7.-:...'": f POer." down the Invitation to attend. Mng 'over the enemy lines, and tinople, was to be the visiblo sym- as a '.i'.w. !,,; The Executive Committee of the The usual peace piflle exuded"" comings through a cloudbank. bol of this new Joining of the; A GRAND BAZAAR Council of NYorkmen and Soldier's from the Germans. They look was uddenly attacked by the East and maintained by both parties as to West. All that huge! ha u.ue.t a caii for - f. 11.llHri v-- eneinv machine.. A ildnmf.. ' A bazaar and nil IiiiIa tr - - "- v' IIHI 1 V-t j t W --- iv'aBr area lying between Germany, grand drawing general congress on June II or and profess a desire t" follow the "Kht followed, in which Lleuleu-represenlatives ustria-Hungary, the Balkans,.will be held In the St. Andrew s U.k8. AMBASSADOR TO of all branches of example of Russia. Schiednfann n,lt Murray succeeded In bring- Turkey, Asia Miuor. the Persian hall on June and 7, promoted by. i t li. Ptf.iini.ll f Ii tnnolinil f llliaaln n .1 I.I. I.I l 1 1. 1 1 '. Oicr 1,1- it.n,A.t .nlnrmnt. I I 1 1. v.I I luri SJOlAll"" . un ins uiurs IIIIM- lliu Illll run. c umuoumjj in nit Guir, was to be the new great h cainollc ladies or I'rlnee Jiu-world IUIMKT l-WVO . n'. ., .- ...,,w ..nlliln A- ..!.- n ..www..I !..., t. ll aim tn ui.uu u. muvui me tiermau imperial uuv uui mr uuu iiiucuuie stale, the state which un- vert, in recognition of the, enter-der cii in tim rutii .. ganizatlotis. The Congress will eminent. crastied down, his heroic career the Hohenzollems was. to Pri of the Sisters of 81. Joseph discuss national defence, peace ' was instantaneously closed by tho tho ,n enstructlng an up-to-date Amsterdam, May 3I Mr. Elk-ut, shape destinies of mankind the United Slates Ambassador conditions, land and labor prob- j REVOLUTION IN AUSTRIA last enemy bullet, which penetrated for centuries to come. (academy for educating and train- lo Turkey, accompanied by Iho loins, the projected constituent , his brain. The pilot Hew But tho Allies, alive to (hi !ing the young ladies of this nor-scheme, assembly, the country's financial (SpreUI to Tb luiiy .1cwi. homo at for but attaches of the Embassy, left once aid, to no refused the - tempting jthern country. The proceeds of Constantinople lasT night for Berlin policy, and conditions of military! .New York, May 31. Austria, to purpose. bait. In stating their terms to'" baiaar will be tendered to the en route for the United Stntes. life. all appearances. Is in the grip of Lieutenant Murray was widely President Wilson, they stipulated, Sisters in Ihe form of a bonus lit a peaceful revolution, tho result known in Edmonton, where he as essential consequences of the appreciation of their effort by rapery department opened out CONSCRIPTION ISSUE of which may be as far-reaehing'Uved. with hi family, for some ,war. a free Serbia and an extin- ',,e lMt having the matter in on lower floor. 20 discount for , (hat of llussla. The pillars of yenrst Mrs. Murray and two guished Turkey. And now British charge. 127. (prl4l lo Tb Ddlr .Newt.) Ihe old 8ys(eni in the Uual Mon- children are at present In Eng- I next two weeks at Tile's. tf. nrms are, making good these pre. Montreal, May 3! Bofh Mon. nrchy seem to be crumbling nway. land, llo wo the amateur chanu tensions, Baghdad ia now a British For dressed lumoer of H kliuk (real and (Jiiebeo have been quiet-or Premfer Tlza has already fallen, piou foils and sabremau jn Scot-nml city, and Husslan uud British Albert A Mottffsry. Phono 11A. yesterday on (ho conscription the new Emperor Karl knows landaud was alsuu expert box-that armies, working in co-opfratlon. WESTHOLMR question. At Sherbrooke, there the same forces are working,er and a good swimmer. He was are rapidly encompassing the end were parades by Irresponsible in his domain that worked so dis- an all-round athlete, of the Turkish Empire. World's I TONIGHT ONLY LONDON GATE mobs. astrously for Czardom in llnsta,i . Work. Knlkrbolp Sup FMtur Paris, May 31. -iflllzens of all Messrs E. J. and II. L.'Tlngley. 8hnlnr CANADIAN GAZETTE tho allied nations now in France Just arrived, 260 tons of lump of l'ort Clement, nre paying a hl Dunlins off lb THE CRADLE Avenue . lirltUh Columbli Cnil. will be conscripted, coal. Phone 116 Albsrt Mo- visit to the city. Caffory. . . Prompt tsevloe of W Boot a Born to Mr. and Mrs. John COMEDY The .favorite household Coal Is ' ' n j Fancy cups, saucers, and 'din. thsro to to oat at aM haw. U f ih Hltlsrls SI. SutuillM. Duggan, 401 Seventh Avenue, at Wellington. Phona Ladysmith 1B, Carpet squares. Extra special ner eels at Tile's-al reduced prices ! Mmlli , 10 sn 1 the Prince (lupert General Hospital Coal Oo. MXH FOR LADHW Prlnos Rupert tf. discount nf for cash at Tite's.'for the next two weeks. tf, on May 30, a son. IWMIWMMMMS o