Whan
Vmi
Wul
A
oppi
nutd
..-ntiiifin
umbaailoiigried..
he
Tottenham
I.
Sumlerluml
I.
West
Ham
2.
Chelsea
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Aberdeen
3,
M'utherwell
I.
Airdiieoniatis
3,
ClydchuuL
2.
Clyde
(i,
Third
Lmjurk
I.
Dundee
7,
Hibernians
2.
Hamilton
I,
Morton
1.
Hearts
2,
ParlM;
Thisllo
1.
Klliiiui'iiocK:
2,
St.
Mirren
0.
gueiii'ii
Park
I,
Falkirk
2.
,
J
i.lfSiTvr-.V(;ra
A
A
hMjj
a
.
.
.
.
'
0.
I
lllHiaiaHB
TAXI
.BOSTON
NEW
GRILL
99
.
Third
Ave.
in
a
hurry
Tlic
Latest
in
Itcstauranls.
Private
Moves
for
Ladies
Phone
and
Parly
I.'se.
t
Cars
and
Best
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
In
the
City.
Rates
Reasonable
"Tale
Her
to
the
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
VOI,
MIL,
NO.
251.
PHINCi:
Hl'PKUT,
H.C..
SATl'HDAY.
OCTOUEIl
27.
I1W3.
ViUrtfj't
ClfT.tim
1702.
SIMM
SlM
S22.
PIUCK
FIVE
CENTS.
RAILWAY
""MMISSION
MUST
DECIDE
RATES
-ti
'4
'
CANADIAN
FREIGHTER
CONCLUDES
FIRST
ROUND
TRIP
FROM
THIS
PORT
i
Freight
Rates
Appeal
Sent
Back
to
Railway
Commission
for
Action
MORE
HALIBUT
Arrivals
This
Morning
at
209,000
Pounds
Are
Higher
Than
for
Some
Time
Past
!
Halibut
arrival
at
the
lish
OTTAWA.
'.
2;.
Tin'
aqi-al
or
t
)
iroviiirc
of
Uril-
Lschaugc
Mil
morning
were
li
Columbia
mill
VlbcH..
ug.nlist
Hie
022
order
of
the
Hoard
'higher
Mian
for
several
days
past
llailwav
CominiMourr
in
regard
tu
(In-
fur
western
freight
Wght
boat
maikele.l
a
tnlal
of
les
hu
been
referred
Junk
to
that
hotly
by
I
he
(iovcruor
(
iii
ul
hi
Count
il
according
to
an
offiri.il
announcement
made
In
morning.
II
I'oiiM'leml'it
wa
briefly
nniinuiircil
iy
,i...i
ii
:i.
......
:
it...
i
i..
..
.
.
n..
iiuilri.
mmi
mi-
imiim-!"iiii
i
nil-
ii.ni
rH'riaii)
j;.ul(l'll
Mllll
I''ITI
ipi
ililii-d
tu
ileal
with
the
matter.
CRUISER
HOOD
AND
REPULSE
HERE
IN
JUNE
Will
Remain
Twelve
Days
at
Vancouver
and
Esqulmalt
Ac-
cording
to
Present
Plans
1
f.t
IMMI.N
n.t
The
Hrit-i
tut'
I'
rrii-iTi
IIihmI
ntid
lit-.
.
will
a
lull!
rrutser
division
GETS
A
PART
OF
OMINECA
llif
Prince
Ruoert
Constituency
to
be
Eitended
Eastward:
Esqulmalt
Abolished
(Special
to
Dally
News)
VICTORIA,
Oct
27.
Under
the
redistribution
bill
planned,
Premier
Oliver
announces
that
a
section
of
Mt
vist
,lrUlji!PJiU!ykavttt4aaOmlneca
will
be
.
added,
to
J
in
"Vl
n
a
roiin
l
Hie
Tin
hlp
Wilt
leave
DavciiMifl
N
vrlulirr
27
mill
return
Sep-bci
.'M
nt
net!
year.
1
1
wmlup
will
arrive
in
I!
Mt
I
Itiiiiliiti
wvt
-r
mi
June
I
In
II.
M,.
mi..
lti-nit-i-
going
Vnmr"uer
!
ln
iele
lav'
t
:il
'lie
light
i-
iii-i
r
I"
Liii-fur
'lie
-
iiiK-
I
ii.i.
..rij-g
lc-
the
irei-ui
pi
-iiraiii.
prince
nuperi
constituency.
Peace
River
Is
to
have
a
member,
the
constituency
Including
part
of
LllloeL
LI
I
lot
t
will
receive
In
exchange
the
northern
part
of
North
Vancouver.
Vancouver
retains
a
I
members
and
Point
Grey
.gains
one
member.
Esqui
mau
constituency
is
to
do,
abolished
but
Victoria
retains
four
members,
SOV.immj
imiiuI.
four
Aiiierii-aii
hoaU
having
iHCi.uim
pound
iiinl
four
Canadians,
23,000
(pound.
(In
aei'uuiit
of
the
new
United
(Stale
tariff
on
Atiieriean
halihul
jpasing
through
Canada
for
delivery
in
P.ateru
Slate.
1
lie
price
of
American
fili
dropped
two
rent
mill
the
larger
Mipply
caused
a
lill
further
decrease.
Fifteen
renin
was
the
prevailing
priee
fur
bolh
Canadian
aii.l
Ainerieuii'
fir-l
class
halihul.
Arrival
and
sale:
American
I'nlari.
."ii.niMi
pounds,
at
15.tr
an.
I
Vr,
In
Hie
Moolh
Fiherirs
r.uu.i.lian
(
j.
Skaiiiliu.
iH.iMio
p..
tin.
U.
at
,t5.ir
itli.l
y'r.
to
ihe
laeirie.
l.tluu.
20.IHIO
pouti.l.
at
I5
ami
I'c
lo
tlie
Allin
l'ilMrie.
Hioliu,
WgLUMQ,
piiUliiN,
aj.
..iri-a
(ul
iW
to
ihe
I
jiiia.ltan
1-1
-
It
It
Ikihl
Sturuse
(V
ami
the
K'yul
I
ih
Gt.
,
j
Canadian..
.
I
Pair
or
JafkJ?
O.liliti
jxulnJ-iiit1
jl.'i.lj!
aii.l
10c.
lo
the
Atljit
Kili-criesij
'
1
1
I
'
'
I
Mulanmle.
II.OpM
ponu.N.
ami!
I.
olio
pouiiiU.
ul
I5e
IK..Mii.
nliilU'oj
lo
Ihe
C.aua.Iiuil
Kili
V
ih
Slprate
Co.
,
;
,
i
I'l
llHf,,!li!v
?."U'Vih'iilll5c
ami
m:
n
the
itoiii
t
ii.ii
c.o.
B.C
APPLES
REGISTRATIONS
COMING
iHEROISM
OF
J4NIT0R
WIN
PRIZES
Mcintosh
Reds
Best
Dsssert
Apples
In
World
Say
Judges
at
Show
LONDON.
Oil.
:'7.
-
f.immhnn
Mi
lnlo-.li
llnl
npple
are
the
lotliipitni
ileimyrl
apple
in
I
he
Hr
lih
Ltnplrr.
o
the
Jn.lce
ul
lli
Imperial
fruit
nhow
wliirh
I'peneil
in
Manehe5ler
yenlenlay
ii'Uinlyril.
They
nUo
ileelileil
that
'he
l,os
orany
niiipino
frnu
III
on
the
whole
me
Ihe
heil
of
in
evhilill
from
mrrneii
nmli
winner"
therefore
r
Ihe
Oaily
Mail's
fifly
utinii'ii
cup.
EARL
OF
ATHLONE
IS
NEW
GOVERNOR
OF
SOUTH
AFRICA
LONDON,
Oct.
:",
Amioiinre-ineiil
Iiiih
licen
maite
loilay
of
I
ho
iippoinlinenl
of
the
l.arl
of
.in-lone
as
(inventor
(ieneral
of
Suiitli
Afriea.
Mire
limt
Prince
Arlhur
of
CoiiiiiiiikIiL
LoiiI
AIIi-Ioiic
i
(Jiieen
Mary
hrolher.
FOOD
RIOTS
IN
RUHR
DtSSI'.LDOItr.
Oet.
'.',
I'oo.
ami
iiiieiii)io)'iii'enl
iIoIm
neeoiii-panieil
hy
pillajxiiiK
hao
heen
in
rliishe.s
wllh
Ihe
aulhui'ilie,
U
I
leporleil
from
vinioiw
lown
FOR
MUNICIPAL
VOTERS
KtttMiNIZtD
BY
rUNU
LIST
AT
CITY
HALL'
Daughter
ltejiilralioii
or
honeliohl.r-:
ami
lirene
hohleii.
for
Hie
(.ivie
Volem'
Lil
wit'
he
rloM'il
on
Weilne-ilay
eeiitnv
next
tit
p.m.
Ihe
UMiai
rnn
oi
iiiom"
ile.lriiia
lo
vole
nt
Ihe
next
mun
icipal
election
l
now
on
ami
up
lo
Ihi
inoininsf
luM
per.on
hail
reiflereil,
Hie
mol
of
lliein
in
Ihe
pource
f
Ihe
past
couple
of
ilayn.
Name.
of
reilerei!
properly
owiiern
anil
hohlern
of
renilcrril
apfeemenl!
of
Mile
nlilomalicully
uo
on
the
lil
hut
lionelioliiei
ami
lieeiiM
holilci
have
o
rc-
uisler
amuially.
In
onler
lovole
Ihe
forijier
imi"t
!"'
r
P"H
,,,s
ami
ron'il
lav
ami
Ihe
latlei
miwL
nav
liceiiMS
of
nt
IcaM
?".
Other
reiiiiieinenl(
are
Ilia!
Ihe
proiioiiU
volern
hae
l.een
refi-ilenl
in
the
cily
M'nce
.lanuury
I,
are
lliilifli
Milijectn
nml
of
Ihe
full
iijfe
"f
SI
',(l'"
v",,,,l
!mu.-t
pay
2
lo
nel
on
Un'
voters
lllfl.
.
...
TIiom
haiii'.'
power
lo
lake
the
ilcchirnttuiif
are
I
lie
luuniti-
....i
,.i..i
k
ronitiilM)
oner
it
oic
f
..
I
j
ti
tr
nf
11
Ill.lavlU.
JU$liCC
Of
Ihe
peace
ami
notaiieji
puhlic.
PANAnA
WELCOMING
Vl'""
'
'
IMMIGRANTS
10
U.a.
OTTAWA,
Ocl.
-
Itnli-h
i
,1.
.
,.r
..
.
.
7..
..I.t....l
.iirlllllL'
III
III'
IIOII
"I
'iirinitfliont
luhr.
There
were
J'"
'
,,
"
..,.
,,.
ln
peioii
hi'in,
killed,
irieeii
at
Hochiiiiiu
ami
fixe
ul
Dulslnug.
KELLOG
IS
AMBASSADOR
WASIILNOTON.
Oi
l.
SfT
l-'runk
Kclloir.
frii'iiiiii.
Ilnllixl
fl'-lu
it
a-.
.is...
Irnlioti
of
eiilrrln?
me
i.nnvu
til...
II
C
it
1
1
if
.i
.to.)
litun
heen
recoiv
hitf
a
CMIUllH"
"
welcome
in
I'.ana.la,
accordinf?
,
,
to
a
slatemcnt
of
Iho
ilepailm'it
of
nni....inHnn
ami
inunntruiioii.
to
t!lliilor
from
Mlimenola.
lias
been
.OC'Ol'o
Ureal
Urituln
lo
Micotd
.i-
of
Man
Who
Was
Burned
to
Doath
Trying
to
Savo
Others,
Gets
Silver
Medal
VANISH
VKII,
Oct.
27.
-
The
heroism
iliplayeil
hy
Ihe
laic
Suinuel
Sjiencer,
Janitor
of
thU
cily.
who
ilieil
while
iTciiins
n
number
of
persons
from
hiiruin
in
the
llalinorul
apiirlmenl
Iioiim
fire
in
Vancouver
on
June
20,
I
If
20.
has
heen
reeottnUcil
hy
the
Curntyie
hero
fund
coinmis-
ion.
Spencer
lo.sl
his
life
ruliing
lhroti(h
smoke
ami
flames
from
flat
lo
flat
lo
warn
Ihe
occupiers
of
I
heir
ilauprr.
He
w
as
burned
lo
dealh.
I'he
commission
has
awarded
lis
silver
medal
for
heroism
lo
Mr.
Spencer's
daux
hler
in
reeojf-
nlllon
of
her
falher'.
bravery.
OLD
COUNmloOTBALL
ENQLI3H
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Arsenal
U,
llollon
Wanderers
0.
Aslon
Villa
I,
West
llroinWieh
0.
Ilurnley
2,
Sheffield
U.
0.
r.verlon
3,
Nolls
County
0.
Iliiildersfiohl
I,
HurmiuKluim
0.
Miiiithesler
Cily
Hlaekburn
I.
Newvasllu
l'
;i,
Middle'sboro
2.
Nolls
Forest
0,
Liverpool
I.
Preston
N.
K,
a,
Cardiff
Cily
1.
Neville
t;liamb(T
a.n.
I's.
viand's
new
chancellor
of
tin
chequer.
.)akiii(r
u
morning
.rol
with
uy
wit
come
here
for
shipment.
SHADE
WINS
FIGHT
"
:
T
Two
Cent
Duty
is
Charged
i
'
7
i
'
American
Halibut
vs
Well
as
that
Caught
by
Canadians
D.
liillks,
local
agent
of
the
Cauatliaii
Nulioual
vised
lhal
a
charge
such
as
this
on
fresh
American
halibut
would
be
absolutely
illegal,
fish
com-
panies
and
others
interested
in
Ihe
industry
rcnuesteil
A.
Wakefield.
I'uilnl
Stales
consul,'
this
morning
to
telegraph
to
Washington
for
coufirinaliou.
j
In
the
meantime,
buying
of
halibut
at
the
pish
Kxchange
was!
sonrt-whal
or
a
gamble
and
Ihe
prices
paid
for
American
halibut
dropped
two
cents
evening
up
wilh
the
Canadian
fish.
As
far
11,
I
ln
Inller
is
concerned,
tin"
1
advice
received
loday
has
110
new
nppliealiou
for
Canadian
halibut
fur
I
he
na.l
sev
eral
mini!
is
has
been
paying
the
2c.
'tariff
on
en
tering
the
l'niled
Stales.
Pending
u
reply
being
received
t
Mf
ff
VMnNT
ftN
hv
Ihe
1'iiile.l
Sin
es
e.onsu
o
1.
Iliviviuimuoi
vi
his
despatch,
local
rish
interests,
Ibis
morning
declined
lo
comjnent!
.
e
11
011
Ihe
measure
ami
me
eucci
n.ni
ii
mil.i
liiive.on
Ihis
unit.
a.-i"ayor
The
belief
was
gi'lhered,,
however,
(hat
If
the
measure
were
nclually
v
Co.,
wo
udviv'U'
Ihis
murmiig
by
Hie
Miperinicmlenl
al
vv
iiiin-
peg
lhal
uu
umemled
ruling
had
been
made
by
the
L'niled
Stales
Treaurv
dcparlnienl
coining
into
effect
vclerluy
whereby
all
CITY
MANAGERSHIP
Delivered
Address
Before
St.
Andrew's
Society
Last
Night
a
fael.
it
would
not
be
efrective
"
r..M
11,.,
n..,i
1..
uiiii-i,
ii
u
mmnr-
Advocating
city
ently
designed
namely
lo
put
nuuiager
as
Prince
Ituuert
out
(if
business
as
i-'ijoi
halihul
shipping
centre.
11
is
l
a
11(11
1
I'll
I
iMl'l'inn
tiun
,
LONDON.
Oct.
27.
A
mob
oT
several
thousand
unemployed
barricaded
themselves
in
Ihe
Krupp
works
al
Fssen
and
pro-ceeded
lo
fij;hl
with
tlie
blue
police,
which
were
unable
lo
oust
them
from
the.
place.
Unemployed
casualties
lolal
seven
dead
and
200
wounded.
Canadian
Freighter
Arrives
Completing
First
Round
Trip
Between
this
Port
and
Orient
With
Ihe
arrival
here
yeleriluy
ufteruoon
from
Japan
of
Ihe
(jatiailiiiu
(iovernnient
Merchant
.Miiriiis
steamer
Canadian
Freighter,
Cajd.
(1
II.
Bi-.-elt,
a
voyage
of
pjrticular
interest
to
the
orl
of
Prince
llupert
is
completed.
The
Freighter
has
Ihe
distinction
of
being
Hit?
first
vessel
ever
to
sail
direct
from
this
jMirl
for
Japan
and
return
direct.
This
round
voyage
took
Ivvo
mouth
ami
one
day.
The
steamer
left
Prince
llupert
on
August
2.
laden
with
a
cargo
of
lumber,
a
portion
of
which
was
taken
on
here.
A
good
voyage
across
Ihe
Pacific
vyi
experi-eiire.l
ami
Ihe
vessel
reached
-
Yokohama
in
sixteen
days.
On
formerly,
typical
of
Japanese
her
rclurn
voyase
she
left
Shun-
thoroughfares.
were
generally
glial
on
October
i
and
th
pass.-!
very
narrow.
aye
took
;r
nays.
Koiie
was
me'
n
uie
reiurn
voyage
irom
Kreighler's
third
p
irt
of
.call
in
Shanghai
lo
Prince
Huperl,
the
Japan.
;
freighter
ran
into
a
typhoon
One
has
lo
see
to
realize
the
during
Ihe
firi-t
week
out
and
Ihe
terrible
destruclion
that
was
wedlher
wa
rather
had
gener-wroughl
in
Yokohama
hy
the
ally.
Afler
thai
week,
however,
earllniuake
stales
Capl.
Hissett.
typical
iui.l-l'a;:iric
weather
vvat
His
ve..-el
readied
that
port
ten
experienceil
and
for
Ihe
few
days
days
afler
the
'quake
ami
re-
before
reaching
prince
llupert
i,t
maineil
Ihere
Ihree
days.
The
w-;is
Very
fine.
i
(people
were
Mill
slaggered
w
ith
I
General
Overhaul
j
Ihe
ealastrophe.
The
Freiuliler,
The
Canadian
Freighter
tietl
up
Jlicd
received
meagre
reports
of
at
the
ocean
dock
yesterday
afi-the
lisas.lcr
by
wirele-s
but
uo
ternoon
and
at
K
o'chtck
this
I
idea
of
its
extent
and
horrors
morning
proceeded
to
the
dry
was
oblalued
until
Ihe
vessel
dock
where
she-
Will
(imlergo
reacheil
Yokoliuina.
The
por
bergenerat
overhaul.
This,
completed,
ttftnfbniflrf?!!?
he'he1
will
utart
the'looding
of'
hec
Freih(er
had
lo
go
on
fo
Kobe
COO.ooo
feel
of
liinuVr
cargo
lo
discharge
her
cargo.
here
and
will
then
go
oh
to
Van-
With
the
exception
of
a
very
comer
Miami
lo
complete.
''She
few
buildings,
every
slineture
in
will
be
here
the
best
part
of
YoUdiiima
was
flattened
to
(he
next
week.
Ihe-
vessel
brought
groumi,
Capl.
Missel
t
,
rrporls.
3U'.
'Ions
of
yeiieral
cargo
fmm
All
the
structures
on
lhi;walciv
IhejlOrient
to
he
discharged
al
rront
were
levelled.
The
liiiiltfl
Vancouver.
fell
into
the
lreets:
an.
t)je
'
;t
"I"'"
flames
Inllmvi-.l
.i
fal
llial
Ihere
wu
not
a
chance
for
jl
he
people
lo
ecap'
over
Ihe
heaps
of
wreckage.
Oil
tanks
at
the
head
rresh
halibut,
Canadian
or
American,
laud?.!
al
a
Canadian
port
(if
(u.
iarM,r
,U.h1
a)
lhe
would
he
liable
lo
a
duly
of
2c
a
pound
on
entering
the
l'niled
,,.,.,,,,
.,.,
,,,,
,1...
Kirel
.Stales.
This
advictvin
view
or
il
imKjrtance
lo
this
Port,
came
u
ani
,Mal
rruf,
Wl.rc-
u
a
holt
out
of
the
blue
lo
Ihe
local
halibut
industry
today.
.K.lrm..
iru,di.
who
had
taken
Japanese
Ooul'iing
ine
vauuiiy
01
inu
iiieiisiire
ami
li.iviti.
Iiiiii
nil.
UNEMPLOYED
GIVE
TROUBLE
AT
ESSEN
FIGHT
WITH
POLICE
lo
lhe
waler
for
safely
pcris'ied.
Their
choice
wes
to
be
burned
to
dealh
in
lhe
oil
or
be
drowned
below
il.
I
Scene
of
Horror
One
scene
of
horror
de
McCiymont
delivered
their
lives
in
the
earthquake
and
interesting
discourse
oil
imi-
uiai
loiioweij
u.
CANADIAN
BACON
WO
Will
Rebuild
Coim-linr
the
iinpressiou
thai
..i:....
11...
r,.w,,.r.,,.i.i..l
n.i.-n,,.
Wiis
tl
large
nun
I'i'i
i
:i.n
v
U,.
nuiinir
hi
loM'iuiiiiu
whs
in--;
GIANT
TIDES
1
WEST
ALASKA
Earthquake
Tidal
Waves
Swept
in
From
Sea
and
Injured
Cannery
SKATTLK,
Oct.
27.
Ciant
tides,
described
as
the
highest
cribed
ever
experienced
in
western
Can
ity
Capl.
Ilisselt
was
of
lhe
Yoko-ada,
followed
the
earthquake
and
haiua
Specie
Itank.
A
olid
struc-jlidul
wave
in
Japan
doing
con-lure
of
granite,
the
terrified
poo-
siderable
damage
at
Kodiak,
pie
thought
lo
Hud
safely
within
Uyak
and
Chignik,
according
to
il.
They
crowded
in
and
lucked
Capt.
O.
A.
Johanseii
of
lhe
Ihe
solid
doors
behind
them.
The'stcamer
Starr
which
arrived
yes-seelhing
flames
surrounded
it
terday
from
Seward,
Alaska,
anil
the
walls
became
so
heated
"The
tide
at
Kodiek,
following
lhal
a
veritable
oven
was
made(K.
earthquake
in
Japan,
was
sit
of
lhe
interior.
Some
twelve
days
reel
higher
Itian
any
in
the
mem-laler
Ihe
doors
were
opened
and
ury
of
the
oldest
inhabitant,"
from
Ihe
building
were
taken
noc,,pt,
Johausen
said.
"At
Uyak
less
than
750
people
who
had
tay
a
giant
tide
swept
in
from
been
stewed
to
death
in
their.
the
sen
and
came
up
through
the
own
fat.
jrioor
of
Ihe
cannery
with
such
In
order
lo
dispose
of
lhe
deadorce
thai
windows
of
tlie
build-bodies
in
the
city,
ihey
were
colling
were
broken.
At
Chignik
the
lee
led
and
piled
in
heaps
on
the
foundations
were
washed
Irom
slreets
where
were
burned,
benenth
the
warehouses
and
other
i
l.nliin'i'rv
v,r,
lifting
ti:iiil
If
veil
n
.Intm,...,
,l,,tm
"
....
...
.
v
,
-
-
-
-
uiutiup
,.',,V.
Interesting
day
2
for
Ihis
work
whHij
was
in
progress
when
the
Caua-udian
Freighter
wms
nt
Yoko-(
hama.
Capl.
Ilisselt
-
esiituaies
government
by
thai
between
a
half
nml
Ihree
'
.
!..
1..-..
..r
..
...:n:
1.
1
general
sysiem,
muim-i
m
.uinnn
,ni-,v
..-
be
(he
,
s
,
.
I.
Am
.
"WU'OI
ma
Iters
ore
firmly
believed
here
lhal
even
lrew
Society
las
nil.t.
I'liere
I.e..
such
adverse
legis'lalion
will
not
FOUND
OPIUM
ON
STEAMER
Drug
Was
Hidden
In
Meat
Hang
ing
In
Refrigerator
of
Vessel
.
,ri
.1
ii..
i
ii.
audience
and
President
D.
C.'stroyed
as
a
result
of
the
earlh-
slIAT'l'LL,
Oct.
27.
Forty-
V.7.....1......
nil.
in
.mi
i.,..-..
I..
Sluart
was
in
Ihe
chair.
'quake.
Capl.
Ilisselt
expresses
the
eight
tins
of
opium
in
21
pack-
...
11,111
i.-.i
"...
I
....,!
......
i
....
.1...1
,i
..ill
..III
i..
f..
I
1..,
I.
.....I
IT..II.I
III
piOy.rHIH
llll
III.IV.I
lipillHHI
(lllll
Jill"
pill
I
lll
Ulll-
OfS-
"III"
H'llllU
,1
IUV.UI
VllliU
I
II
solos
by
Mrs.
J.
P.
McMillan,
Dave
mutely
regain
its
position
as
u'Slales
customs
agents
in
the
liner
(!ay,
Mr.
Mackenzie.
I'.ddie
Crnggs
shipping
centre.
This
will,
of
President
.WcKiiiloy
when
she
'and
W.
Vaughaii
Davies,
thu
lat-
course,
not
be
until
the
facilities
docked
here
loday.
The
opium
NF.W
YOIIK.
Oct.
27.
Dave
er
also
rendering
a
piano
solo
for
bundling
shipping,
all
of
was
concealed
in
incisions
made
Shade
of
California
got
the
anil
playing
the
accompaniments
which
were
utterly
destroyed,
are.
in
cuts
of
meat
stored
in
the
ro-
judge's
decision
oyer
Hilly
Wells.iror
the
vocalisls.
ireslored.
Capl.
Ilisselt
suggests.rrigerulor
of
the
vessel.
Knglish
welterweight
ehanqdon,
after
fifteen
icuiids.
'
Mrs,
A.
Wnlsoii
of.
Digbv
Is-laml
leit
on
lasTiigh!s
-jfaln
JCVtdiclva,KirvvilWits-
(hut
in
lhe
rebuilding
of
Yoko-I
The
arrest
of
Lew
Kow
on
u
huma
it
will
be
necessary
to
charge
of
selling
officers
opium
make
Jlo'streels
wider
and
till
LONDON,
Oct.
27.
Canu'liaudlie
buildings
low
in
order
to
give
bacon
won
first
prize
nt
lhe
Na-Jachaneefor
escppe
to
hun.U,
Iif.
tiomil
Fanners'
Dairy
Show
hece,ii
easeT
such
an
eveniuality
lody.
'
sliould
room-.
Yokohama
treis
on-the
dock
preceded
the
search.
.
J.
A.
WcsLwaft
a
passenger
for
Lar'uahy
fin
last
nltfhtfa
train..
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s
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