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Yu
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A
TAXI
P.R.FISH
MARKET
Phone
671.
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in
a
hurry
FOR
THE
PICNIC,
ladled
Tongues,
Bo
1
1
ad
Ham,
Phone
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
PRINCE
RUPERT
t
Care
and
Bait
Service
Fresh
Sauaage
Dally.
In
tha
City.
Ratee
Reasonable
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and
Central
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Columbia's
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Out
of
Town
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SORRufrW
UNITED
STATES
IS
WIDESPREAD
IMPORTANT
REAL
ESTATE
DEAL
Woodrow
Wilson
Will
Attend
State
Funeral
of
President
Harding
WASHINGTON,
Aug.
(.
Democratic
president
of
the
L'nilcd
Slates,
authorized
the
state-
ineiil
today
(hat
"lie
will
participate
an
far
as
possible
in
(lie
mineral
ceremonies
here
on
Wednesday
over
the
body
of
late
'resident
Hunting.
The
extent
of
Iiih
participation
was
nol
lis
-licnlcd
lull
it
is
understood
that
he
will
at
least
ride
in
the
E
niicral
cortege
from
the
White
House
to
the
Capitol.
Wliellier
ic
will
atleutl
the
services
will
depend
on
his
physical
condition
Illf
fi
1
pnrr
j
i
mil.
ancr
(-iiii
r
u
I
nil
it
n
wiiii
II
I
ITT
AlYriAMI7i"illdiyiclan.
H
was
announced
that
Til
1
1
Pi
lir
I
III
llEiLJ
Important
Deal
Announces
at
Tacoma
Involvlnq
Famous
Property
Near
Juneau
TAENIA.
V
a.-li..
Aujr.
o.
--Hul
revealed
here
mi
Hal-unlay
Mia)
an
option
on
Hie
famous
i-iiii
tiK""
mine
itoar
....
..
.
I
..
I.
..
........
.Wan
I
iJcuge
T.
JaaJon,
general
manager
oi
me
.vtnku-Maitu-
ean
Minliu
!...
a
n
I
.
,.
llctuti.
president
of-
Hie
lllrch
Chlcag
IT
Ml
m
hi,'
(
s
Mr
llul
t
one
or
I
in
ITI
n
-
elpul
owner
i
me
(.
iiicatti.il!
mine
along
Willi
llugli
I.,
Wallace
iiiriiiei'
amnuauor
oi
rrmuf.
Thr
Clin
agtr
In
one
of
I
lie
Iik.i
tii.,iiM
iii
Alu-ltu
hum
it
I
said
in
have
proifTiccd
?H.-
000.001)
III
profit
tnee
IVUV.
The
Mini
fr
winch
Hie
option
ha
I
n
taken
ha
not
heeiij
dlcled,
urn
n
orrwrp
at
LABOR
CONGRESS
Demonstrations
Occur
In
Dublin
and
Police
are
Unable
to
Prevent
Them
1)1
MI.1N.
Auk.
C.
Wild
scenes
r.reiirreil
In
DiitdUi
today
in
coil,
nertlon
wllh
the
lrih
Tradu
1
nlou
lionpre.
Heh'ttales
suinp'
lo
the
M)mion
lloue
found
,
approach
blocked
by
n
crowd
on
Mis.
MaljtMie
I.eeinlns.
MC-demontratnrs
who
trleil
to
nelie
loria,
defeated
Mrs.
HiauVnid,
Hie
bulldlns.
They
shouted
''lle-IVancouver,
for
Hie
ladies'
sin-lease
the
prisoners.
Up
.vltli
j:le
UHe.
Larktn
ns
Ine
Irish
labor
leader."!
Peer
and
Sparliiifr.
Vancouver.
The
oolico
were
unable
to
pre-
won
the
men's
double
final
and
vent
the
scene.
SUMMER
FROST
IN"
BULKLEY
VALLEY
Last
Week's
Cold
Snap
Did
Some
Damage
to
Crops
Wet
Weather
Continues
SMITHIES.
Alitt.
0.
-The
fpell
or
Avel
weather
Is
yet
unbroken
with
its
resultant
worry
to
those
who
are
tryius
to
yet
in
the
hay
crop.
Many
of
Ihe
Ritrdens
iu
(he
district
are
wearlns
a
sickly
hue
following
Ihe
heavy
frosl
of
cd
-
nesday
last.
Ileans
and
pen
stir-
fered
most
but
It
i
expected
that
potatoes
will
recover
unless
an-
other
cold
snap
conies
along.
HARVESTERS
FROM
BRITAIN
WINNIPKO,
Aug.
O.-t
Nearly
,)()
lurvesl
laborers
are
ex-peeled
fit
un
tlieat
llrilaln
within
I
be
next
three
weeks
lo
help
harvest
Hie
grain
crops
of
the
three
prairie
provinces.
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
Newt.
Woodrow
Wilson,
former
jut
Hie
lime.
president
Mtilv
yesterday
!''
ftatrof
Hie
former
president'
heallh
would
caue
liim
to
ds-
fline.
Later
Mr.
Wilson
ilcrided
lo
join.piihifcly
in
Ihe
lat
trihute
to
the
dead
president
whose
kindness
and
eourley
l
him
'Mr.
Wilson-
on
March
i.
I
US
I
Wa
the
outstanding
fealurc
of
Inau-
guration
Day.
Iowa
Paya
Tribute
IK
KINK.
Iowa.
A
u
it.
C.
-
TIm
prairie
of
Iowh
loiluy
paid
their
trilmle
to
llif
meinury
of
the
lair
Prjldeul
Warren
OnmaliH
Harding,
Silent
ax
were
these
prairie,
they
were
no
more
ilenl
than
the
men.
women
and
ehililreii
who
gathered
in
lli'i
nral
town
to
sr
he
funeral
train
pa
Many
of
the
mourner
had
driven
In
from
the
farm
before
laylftthf
and
other
had
remained
up
all
ulylit
bill
nil
had
one
deire
In
stntul
with
their
head
bared
at
the
raiWIdc
n
the
train
repre.
entintr
the
nation's
sorrow
liur-
r(ri
.VICTORIA
TENNIS
PLAYERS
WINNERS
INDIVIDUAL
PLAY
Finals
of
B.C.
Association
Title
Matches
Took
Place
on
Saturday
VIOTOMA.
Aug.
fi.
K.
Verley,
Victoria,
attain
won
Hie
men
s
slnjsles
title
of
the
llritfsh
C.o-Aoeialion
lumlilii
Lawn
I
emus
defeatius
.1.
II.
I'roclor
in
Hie
final
round
on
Saturday
by
0-2,
li7.
and
C-.'t.
Mrs.
Diamond
and
Miss
Fraser,
Vancouver,
won
the
Indies'
doubles
title.
Verley
and
Mrs.
Diamond
woo
the
mixed
doubles.
BRITISH
CONSULTING
l
ENGINEER
IN
CANADA
Col.
Roland
C.
Fielding
to
Mako
Investigations
In
Northern
Ontario
Districts
MONTHKAL,
Aim.'.
(".
llowland
(j.
Fieldiiis,
one
of
Kuttland's
leadins
cousiiltlns
mining
"iishi
ecru,
arrived
hero.
today
on
Hie
liner
Mesanlle.
lie
represents
llrillh
capital
and
Is
on
his
way
o
Nurtliern
Ontario
lo
survey
the
gold
mining
situation
around
Porcupine
and
Klrkland
Lake.
"Canada,
in
my
opinion,"
said
Col.
fielding,"
is
destined
to
become
Hie
world's
greatest
gold
producing
country.
No
other
country
offers
m'oro
prospects
in
this
direction.
South
Africa
had
her
zenith
as
far
as
producing
goes.
Kngland
needs
now
liebls
lo
develop
for
her
supply
and
I
have
come
over
hero
to
thoroughly
study
thy
situation.'"
TWO
SWIMMERS
TRY
CHANNEL
Henry
Sullivan
Six
Miles
from
French
Shore
Mrs.
Carton
Also
Making
Good
Pro-
"ress
IKJVKII.
Kiialand,
A
us.
0.
lleniy
Sullivan
of
Lowell,
Mas-xaeliUKel,
making
hi
evrnth
altempl
lo
wim
the
Kiislixh
('lianuet
from
Shakespeare
Cliff
lo
Hie
l-'reuch
nide,
was
reported
ix
mile
off
the
coat
of
fruicelOn
Saltirilay
1111
mnruins.
Mr,
(llemiiitttou
GarMMi
of
the
L'nileiJ
Stale,
credited
with
vvimuiins
from
Alliauy
lo
.New
York.
tarlii
the
ehatinel
won
at
I.
25
thi
morniini-
accompanied
by
two
l)oer
hoats
ainl
a
pilot.
Mr-.
(aro,u
liiIi-jnd
i
kecpin?
aloiiasiile
her
la
ie
her
fooil
h
reipiireil.
Sl;e
in
making
soihI
progress.
FIRST
GAME
TO
NANAIMO
Conhaught
Cup
Football
Final
on
Saturday
Ended
In
Score
of
1
to
Nil
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
6
After
hard
fought
struggle,
Nan-almo
on
Saturday
emerged
winners
by
a
score
of
1
to
nil
over
the
Montreal
CP.
It's
In
the
first
game
of
the
Con-naught
Cup
Dominion
football
two-games
championship
series.
The
teams
meet
again
tonight
to
decide
the
ownership
of
the
cup.
Tha
Mon-trealers
are
not
discouraged
In
the
least
and
feel
they
will
appear
to
better
advantage
In
the
second
game
and.
take
the
cup
East.
On
the
other
hand,
the
Nanalmo
boys
are
equally
confident
of
swelling
the
lead.
MONTREAL
MAN
IS
KILLED
IN
AUTO
SMASH
VANCOUVER
VANCOrVKIt,
Aug.
.
Arthur
l.amont,
Montreal
salesman,
va-
killed
when
the
automobile
in
which
he
was
riding
was
struck
I'.v
a
street
car
and
bounced
off
against
a
hydrant,
David
Powell,
unronver.
who
was
with
bin:
was
injured.
SWISS
COLONIZATION
HEAD
VISITS
CANADA
Dr.
Hans
Bernhard
Arrives
Montreal
and
Will
Visit
Com-patriots
Recently
Settling
Here
MONTHKAL,
Aug.
0-
Dr.
Hails
llernhnrd,
director
of
Hie
Swiss
AsMiciatinu
for
Interior
colonization
and
industrial
agriculture,
arrived
here
on
the
sleaiuer
Meganlic
yesterday.
He
will
spend
the
next
six
or
sevVn
weeks
louring
Oulnrio
and
lli
prairie
provinces
mid
will
visll
a
many
a
possible
of
thti
7K0
''wis
immigrants
who
.settled
In
Canada
Ihl
year.
He
wa
ac
companied
from
Switzerland
by
Kill
it
Heck,
the
Association's
re
prcM'tilalivc
In
Canada
and
the
I'nlled
Slale.
TREATY
IS
SIGNED
LAtJSANNK,
Aug.
0.
-Turco
The,
-
American
treaty
was
signed
at
4,12
today.
CLOSED
THIS
AFTERNOON
IT
IS
ANNOUNCED
MUCH
FISH
IS
LANDED
TODAY:
Halibut
Arrivals
Over
the
Week
End
Total
349,000
Pounds
j
Including
Trawlers
llaliliul
arrival"
at
llii.
port
over
the
week-end
Mailed
i9,-
0(10
pound.
t
p'his
inurnins
eishl
Americuu
Inial
and
eleven
(Canadian
marketed
105,000
poiiiul
and
71,000
pounds
res
pectively
at
lhe-Fih
Kjchantre.
eveums,
Hie
uuna
Idiau
I
iih
A
Cold
Storase
Co.
trawler
Andrew
Kelly
arrive!
from
the
hank?
with
05.000
pound
and
thi
tiioriiius
Hie
!
,
K.
Kol,er
arriveil
with
l.'i.OlMl
pound
for
the
same
eouiiiauy.
Transaction
at
the
Kih
Kx-change
today
were
a
follows:
American
llelgelaiiil,
.'.O.boo
pound,
at
I
Ic.
ami
Ke.
lo
(lie
Canadian
Fish
A
Culil
Storage'
O:
Commonwealth.
10.000
pounds,
at
1
1.5c
and
!c.
to
the
Atlin
Fisherie.
Teddy
J.,
M
kooo
pound,
at
I
.l
ie
ami
tO,-:
lli
Citl.
1.50O
j
pound,
at
ta.le
am
10c,
Mini!
I
Mildred
N'lXtfpO
pound.
at
m.wr-unn-rrfcr
't&i
hi-
Vacinc
'
Fisheries.
Heliauce
I.,
22,000
pioimN.
at
l.l.lc
ami
10c.
to
the
rtoyal
Fish
Heliauce,
.5oo
pounds,
nl
l;i.;c
ami
ltd',
ami
Mar
lo.ooo
pounds
ai
fj.se
and
doc.
to
the
Itoolli
Fisherie
Canadian
Co.
Canadian
Johanna,
1.1,000
pounds,
at
..'e.
and
le;
I'air
of
Jacks,
10.000
pounds,
at
1
1.
He
and
to..
to;
(iiliMin.
lii.ooO
i
.ou
nds
at
3c
ami
10.5c;
Viola
2,500
pound,
at
12c
and
10c;
Maiviu,
l.5uii
iHiunds
at
12c
and
toe;
Muirneag,
5,00(1
pounds,
at
12.1c
and
10c:
Tillie
S
5uo
pound
at
I2r.
ami
toe.
to
the
Canadian
Fih
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Heeille,
17.000
pound,
at
1
2.3c
and
Hie.
and
N.
A
S.
l.tKKi
pound
at
11.5c
and
lOc.
to
the
Atlin
Fisheries.
Kouyosu,
3,000
pound,
at
1
2.1c
ami
10.7c
to
Ihe
Hoyal
Fish
(i.
Toodie.
5,500
pounds
at
1
1.
So
and
Inc.
lo
Hie
llooth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co,
NEW
TIMBER
FIRM
ON
GRAHAM
ISLAND
HAS
BEEN
INCORPORATED
Incorporation
of
the
(iraham
Island
Timber
Co.
Ltd.,
with
capitalization
of
9300,000
and
head
office
iu
Nancouvcr,
is
an
nounred
iu
(he
current
Issue
of
the
ll.C,
(iazelle.
The
incorpora
trillion
was
handled
by
Mayers,
Stockton
A
Smith,
Vancouver
legal
firm,
and
certain
details
were
arranged
by
I'almore
A
Ful
ton,
of
this
city.
The
company
will
lake
over
n
largo
area
of
Ilniher
hinds
on
(
'milium
Island
hut
further
details
of
its
pro-
WILL
CARPENTIER
AND
SIKI
MEET
AGAIN
FOR
TITLE
IS
QUERY
MADE
1'AltlS,
Aug.
.
The
Interna-
lional
lloxlng
Union
desire
know
what
Ihe
French
Hoxiug
Commission
proposes
to
do
regarding
a
return
match
between
Oeorges
Carpcnllcr
and
ltatlllug
Sikl
for
the
heavyweight
championship
of
Kurope.
The
union
says
the
time
limit
for
the
match
expired
on
Juue
20.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Pay
$20,000
for
83
Foot
Frontage
on
Third
Avenue
at
A
deal
is
being
closed
loday
between
the
Hank
of
Montreal
and
liybhavn
v
llauou,
Jural
real
estate
firm,
whereby
the
latter
become,
owners
of
Ihe
S.I-fool
north
corner
at
Third
Avenue
and
nun
Street.
.Mr.
Uyhhnvu
announced
this
morning
that
the
papers
had
urrived
.from,
the
Kat
and
would
be
,igued
up
to-,
WINMl'KC,
An?.
C
Richard
day.
The
purchase
price,
js
in
the
neighborhood
of
Jjst'O.OUO.
.
Vaush.
former
mayor
of
Aked
what
Hie
intentions
of
his
company
were
following
Winnipeg
and
the
Hritisli
repre-Ihe
transaction,
Mr.
Djbhavn
stated
they
planned
erectius
a
sentative
on
Hie
Saar
Yallev
limn.
permanent
'
business
block
on
...
i
,
.
,
,
a
year
ai
least.
A
frame
husines
buildius
now
lieeiHiItt
llio
tirm.Arlv
vi.-lil.i
Id
.......,'
'
uiimci
iiiiv;
iu
r.
.
nuri.
iiii.h
Luildius
coulaiu
loT
ciuar
store
McArlhur's
shoe
store
and
the
Canadian
National
city
tiekel
and
telegraph
offices.
CHANCELLOR
IS
NOT
YET
NAMED!:
Reginald
McKenna
Declines
Premier
Baldwin's
Offer
Several
Prosoects
Mentioned
LONfHN.
Aug.
(5.
III.
Hon.'
rtesiaald
McKenna.
who
was
chancellor
of
the
exchequer
ler
Premier
Asipiilh
aiol
wa
olrercd
a
similar
portfolio
under-
Premier
Haldwin,
ha
de
cided
nol
(it
lake
Ihe
position.
newspapers
stale.
Ihe
Daily
Press
sav
that
it
is
likely
Neville
Chamberlain,
i
uuuisier
oi
neaiiii.
win
tie
t
tie
:
next
chancellor.
The
Daily
.Mail
say
thai
Hie
name
of
Sir
W.
loyson
Hicks,
Sir
Laming
Wtirlh-
inglon
F.van
and
Lieul.-Col.
Amery
are
being
mentioned
for
Ihe
post.
NO
DELAY
IN
TAXPAYING
Collections
to
August
1
Higher
This
Year
Than
Since
1913,
Treasurer
Reports
Up
to
August
1,
tho
date
on
which
the
first
penalty
went
Into
effect.
$203,332.82
or
81
per
cent
of
the
total
general
taxation
levy
for
the
year
had
been
paid
in,
the
city
treasurer's
office
reported
this
morning.
From
outside
points,
several
payments
have
also
been
received
since
August
1,
which
will
further
swell
the
total.
City
officials
state
that
the
record
of
collections
this
year
Isr
the
best
since
1913
and
reflects
a
restoration
of
confidence
on
the
part
of
property
owners
of
the
city.
MfWF
Kh
Nl
MA
Ik
TAKEN
FROM
HERE
Agitation
Is
reported
in
"Ihe.
south
by
dilTerent
members
of
the
Union
or
ll.C.
.Municipalities
lo
hold
Ihe
ID
23
convention
iu
Vancouver
instead
of
I'rince
llu
tojl'ort.
This
city
was
selected
for
the
meeting
at
the
convention
held
last
year
in
Kainloop
and
notices
vie
re
sent
out
to
various
municipalities
recently
by
A.
W.
Cray,
New
We.slminsler.Wsecr'e.
lury
calling
attention
to
the
first
meeting
to,
he
held
here
un
Aug.
'it.
Corner
of
Fifth
St.
the
property
but
construction
of
MARK
IS
LOWER
YET
AND
LOWER
NKW
YOMK,
Aug.
C.
tiermah
mark
depreciated
!
forty
per
cent
over
the
0
week
end
and
are
quoted
i
on
the
Im-at
market
today
at
53c
a
million
or
1,880,-7P2
to
the
American
dollar.
On
Saturday,
the
price
wa
8Ke
a
million.
Cable
reports
that
(ieriuany
is
floating
an
internal
gold
loan
in
bonds
of
small
denominations
are
regarded
here
as
foreshadowing
the
disappearajire
uf
(be
paper
mark
and'
the
uhtitli-liou
of
gold
bonds
as
currency.
tency.
VICTORIA
SHIP
SOLD
TO
VANCOUVER
MILL
Barkenllna
S
F.
Tolmle
Becomes
Property
of
Hastings
Mill
,
and
Will
Carry
Lumber
vicroitiA,
Aug.
C:
The
barkeutiue
S.
F.
r
ohn.e,
i
-ii,
which
I...-
i
r..
....I.,
r..
.:
has
T
been
r
bought
.
.
by
Hie
,
Hastings
V
'
,
.,
Mill
Coniiauy
,
of
Nancouver.
Hie
esel
lies
left
in
low
for
the
Manila.,,'
and
will
I
be
used
hence-
forth
in
the
lumber
Irade.
hince
her
last
voyage,
several
uroliths
ago
the
lolmie
ha
been
tied
up
ill
Wf.ueil
l
UIIU
III
(lie
CUSIOtiy
Ol
the
Dcpi-rjmeiil
of
.Marine.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
American
League
Cleveland
15,
New
York
7.
Detroit
11;
Philadelphia
I.
Chicago
I,
Itostou
8.
SI.
Louis
3,
Washington
.
National
League
Philadelphia
1-3,
Pittsburg
3-
Hrooklyu
7-0;
Chicago
3-3.
New
Y'ork
U,
Cincinnati
4.
Jloslon
I,
St.
l.oui
2,
Coast
League
,
Los
Angeles
ll-G.
Portland
8-5
Sail
Lake
City
2-2,
Vernon
10
15.
Sacramento
3-t.
Oakland
5-0.
San
Francisco
I,
Seattle
12.
.
SUNDAY'S
SCORES
Coast
League
San
Francisco
3-2,
Seattle
II.
Los
Auseles
1-2,
Portland
7
5,
Salt
Lake
City
1-0,
Vernon
IS.
Sacramento
10-0,
Oakland
7-0
National
League
Brooklyn
3,
Chicago
I.
New
York
2,
Cincinnati
.0.
Hoslou
t,
St.
Louis
o.
American
League
St.
Louis
8,
New
York
V.
Hoslon
3,
Detroit
2.
Cleveland
5,
Washington
0.
GOLF
CHAMPION
CANADA
TOUONTO,
Aug.
.--
Clarence
Hackney.
Aliunde
City,
won
the
Canadian
Open
(toll
Championship
with
a
card
or
205
for
72
hole-.
CHAIRMAN
OF
I
LIQUOR
BOARD
Former
Mayor
Waugh
of
Win
nipeg
Gets
Appointment
At
.
Present
on
Saar
Com
alon
mission
since
its
ainiointment!
has
accepted
the
appointment
a
chairman
of
the
Manitoba
Liquor
Commission
Ij
administer
the
new
Moderation
Act.
Mr.
Waugh
will
return
lo
Winnipeg
ri.
soon
a
he
cn
be
released
from
his
Htirope'an
dulieS
which
he
perform
as
a
minority
of
one
in
the
leelli
of
the
rest
of
he
commission's
policy
of
ag-
gressive
militarism.
1DR0WNINGWAS
JUST
AVERTED
Prompt
Action
of
C.
H.
Orma
Saved
Ufa
of
Earl
Backer
at
Salt
Lake
ijar
Hecker.
a
local
youn?
man,
was
nearly
drowned
at
tin
Salt
Lake
yesleniay
afternoon
laud,
but
for
the
prompt
action
r(l
im"p',re
Hf
mi,,,,
of
a
,r-
Orme,
serious
consequences
wwM
y
ave
resulted.
Decker,
with
his
brother,
was
learning
to
swim
nnd
had
been
m
t
lie
habit
of
walking
out
iu
Hit
-(shallow
pool
up
to
his
armpits
1!
ami
then
striking
out
for
thn
shore.
Yesterday
afternoon
he
4
vva"
walking
out
but
stepped
off?
ie
lwlge
ai,
ff
illlo
(e
"".
He
had
gonejlown
for
the
J
.:...,
,:
.....f
1,
........
....
mini
iniiiT
win-ii,
ii.
urnic
uu-
iiU
.i,...
i..
kj-
.,.'
n.Mi.ii..
i.i.
i.,
n...
5
nall
was
SUCcesrul
in
getting
?
Wm
bai.k
to
(?
s,K,re
Accoril.
,
lo
e(J
w,,nes8Mt
Becker
"
vvou,
certainly
have
drowned
but-
f,)r
It.,.
,.,
n-ilnnB
ren-
dered
him
'by
Mr.
Orme.
He
was-his
not
much
the
worse
for
sud-
den
immersion.
a
INQUEST
BRINGS
si
a
a
VERDICT
MURDER
But
Death
of
Mrs.
Jane
Dick
at
Victoria
Is
as
Much
a
Mystery
as
Ever
a
YICTOIUA,
Auif.
6.
The.
in..
quest
over
the
lute
Mrs.
Jainr,
Dick,
whose
body
with
tho
head
crushed
was
found
In
tier
homo
tin
l'rincess
Avenue
last
week,
concluded
today.
A
Verdict
of
murder
against
some
person
or
petrous
unknown
was
returned
by
the
coroner's
jury.
The,
police
are
vigorously
beudini.
every
effort
lo
solve
the
mystery,
GENERAL
DEAD
Sir
Edward
Hutton
Was
In
Charge
of
Canadian
Militia
From
1898
to
1900
LONDON,
Aug
0.
Lleuh
General
Sir
F.dwurd
Hutton,
aged"
73,
is
dead
here.
Ho
wa
in
(barge
or
the
Canadian
Milltiii
between
1
8J8
und
1000.
s
O-
BIRTH
A
son
was
born
to
Mr.
und
Mr.
David
Wltfon
of
I'ark
Ave-nue
at
the
General
Hospital
rut
AutfUsI
3.
'I