PRINCE
RUPERT
Fish,
Meat
and
Poultry
Market
Phone
671
VOI
XIV,
NO,
120.
VII
TOltlA,
May
29.
Forty
re-iniiu-
officers
throughout
(he
..
.lll
.11
liiuuifrow
Ik
re.
POLICE
MAGISTRATE
.
FOR
PRINCE
GEORGE
VIUTOIUA,
May
21).
Appoint
Jnents
liy
order
In
council
include,
J.
M.
Mef.oan
lo
he-police
niayisirau
for
l'rlncc
ueorvd.
holh
on
Maxell
Inlet
mid
at
low
llfll
mid
the
concentrate-
will
he
brought
to
Maell
In
boats
for
which
a
special
dock
will
bo
hufil.
Rotary
Pump
..
........i.
...
ii...
m
Tin
iieu
Pitiful
will
InHiide
a
i-lir
iMMliliiaiii'iie
'
.
.
.
.
.!,...
...till.
t.'K
...
1
1
1
1111(1
tf.il-
M
The
'
Liberals
'
have
10
raudi-
ow
irwn
mr
mum.
.-cb
w..-r
.
.
.
...
...
,
..111
t
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I
II.
m
rt..ur
fi.l.l
dales
I'
r
io
sews,
.viucriii
nun
"
..in
i
..rri..i..l
lii
I
In
Hiiil
mIII
In
reluineil
while
IjOIiI1
liriMH
vtiuioiit
uiiiviiii
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n.i..i..-
1
1
lii
sand
i
reduced
about
twelve
l.lliri
,
1
ii,ii'itii-3.
-
....
The
r
roervalivex
have
candi-i'"
n
iien.rf
Helm:
-meneu.
l.lirw
ni
rri
rifling
The
"oineiul
l'ar(
ha-
i2
,'
"WU"
mntutriioiH
hip
pai
i
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mini
mipmi
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f.i.t.1.
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ry
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muinu'iw
of
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away
iiirir
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LalHir
.arly
ha
tu
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lau'w
iihiii'-u.
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i
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I
I.m
ria.i.i
-ix
.
i
nil"
uiikiiiiii:
i
ii.
ii
iiic
iiiiiiivi
There
are
lwi
Iinlepeildenl
"pernior
ien
nown.
..r
n...
iti.
I..
.n.i
Pi.k-l
!"
i'ew
eont-ern
win
iinnme
II
ih
expi'rleil
lhal
there
will
heJ"'
l"""'1'
kiuw
100
nomination-
Tur
Ihe
in
j-ealn
other"
eiphl
Inn-
of
roncenlrnte
a
day.
MISSIONARIES
waxlieil
from
Ud
Ion-
of
-and
on
Speaking
of
their
wxirk
Ilie
pre.
Idenl
nml
vice.pre-idenl
Ihi-morninu'
-aid
Ihey
had
no
-lock
for
-ale
Ihey
were
finaiwin
the
projrel
tliiMii.-eve-.
I'liarle
'.nl
i
ic
ra
I-
Mi
cir
niJinaxrr
and
milling
engineer.
They
nre
Imp
iiiK
lhal
n
heller
-learner
cervice
will
hi-
j:ii'ii
Ilie
ilaini-
-iniii.
a?
llieir
iinlu.-liy
will
add
very
r..
uui.ii..
gnH
Twni
Orlont-'malei
tally
lo
the
luiMnes-
Hone
als
Are
Held
In
Chinese
iu'f.
Mountain
Stronghold
I'KKIN.
May
21.
('..
B.
Uliani-I'flaili,
lulled
Hlule;
vl-e-con-ul
at
L.anlon,
hiis
Bone
lo
V
lichow
lo
ure
action
hy
local
anthuri-lie
lowanN
ohlaining
Ihe
te-h-a-e
of
four
iniwsioinrles
lu-rliidln?
Ilev.
II.
A.
Jaffray.
the
anadinn
liud
of
Ihu
Ulirintiiui
MiM-loiiarv
Alliance
at
W'uehnw.
and
Iwenly
Chinese
who
were
re
cently
taken
captive
hy
plrales
who
faplured
(he
innlor
hoal
ii
...
...
.
i
IWIllllllkn
lU'll
I'llllllll
11117
American
and
niMhcr
an
AuMrii.
lian
They
were
taken
lo
Ihe
iniiiiiitaiii
ulnmshold
of
the
piiati'-
Tim
Klory
of
Ihe
nil
nek
.tl
II...
I
II.
..Iu
.....l....n
l.n
',
"IH-lll
It
VIII
llll'll
lllMIIII
I"--
riime
pnhlie
when
Ihe
hand
re-
lea-eil
Hip
Chlne.-e
cnilaln
so
lhal
he
inlglil
give
notice
Hint
the
lnl-ftimi
iirhtoiiers
would
he
re-i..,.-...i
..
ii
-
i
-
,i-ii
uiini
(in)
imyineiii
oj
h
lill'Se
rinimini.
D'OISY
CONTINUES
IN
BORROWED
PLANE
EN
ROUTE
TO
TOKIO
SIIANOIIAl.
May
2'J.
Caplain
D'Oisy,
Ilie
French
avialor,
look
tlpi
air
;il
five
o'clock
on
Thurs
day
morning
and
continued
hi
nielli
lowards
I'okio
in
a
plane
loaned
him
hy
(he
mililary
guv
ernor.
PF.KINU,
May
2U
dipt.
K.'olsy
arrived
here
from
Shanghai.
DUMPS
EXPLODE
AT
BUCHAREST
Much
Loss
of
Life
and
Enormous
Damage
Results
IIUtillAHIIST,
May
2U
Arsenal
niuiiiiiuilioii
dumps
on
he
ouU
skills
of
Ihe
clly
were
destroyed
liuliiv
hy
a
'
lerriflo
explosion
Knoniious
dannige
was
done
and
great
loss
of
life
Is
reported.
The
cdfla?rut!or.
M
IHI
roym?.
mm
macdonaldTs
APPEAL
JUDGE
Appointment
Is
Officially
An
nounced
Succeeding
.Late
Mr.
Justice
Eberts
OTTAWA.
May
29
-Olliclal
an-iiouuceminl
wa
snade
ye.-lerday
of
(he
appointment
of
M.
A.
Macdouald,
K.C.
of
Vancouver
to
he
a
judx'
of
Ihe
court
of
appeal
for
the
Province
of
Britl.-h
Columbia
-urceeding
the
lale
Mr.
Ju-licc
I'Jicrl-.
,
Mr.
Muedouahl
yt-
hi-
v-poluliiH-nl
fnun
(he
Covernmenl
at
Ollawa
allhuuvh
Ihe
-alarie-of
all
JuiUe-
are
paid
hy
I
lie
Provincial
'!oernmi'nl.
Ilr
i
an
Onlario
man.
hating
le'ii
horn
nl
(loudcrieh
and
edueatiil.lhcre
;ind
al
Toronln
L'niverily.
He
practiced
law
al
London.
Ontario
and
IhIit
al
t'ranhrook,
B.C
where
he
contested
Ihe
IikmI
eal
ill
Ihe
Provincial
election-
and
WH-
defeated
in
lyil'.i.
lie
moM'ii
lo
Vancouxer
and
wan
idecled
I
here
al
a
hy-rleclion
In
I'Jlfl
and
for
ioiiie
lime
spoken
oT
a
Ihe
coininx
leader
of
the
party
and
premier
of
Ihe
pro
luce.
He
became
allomcy
general
lhal
year
hut
rciigurd
later,
lie
was
i
candidate
al
(he
la-t
iKiiiiiuioii
election
hut
wu
defealed.
Mr.
Macdouald
is
he-l
known
In
the
public
as
a
poliliri.ni
but
he
I-
an
able
lawyer
ami
had
tiilt
up
uu
exteu.-ixe
practice
in
Vuurnuer
and
I-
generally
looked
upon
a-
well
filled
for
the
position
which
he
is
about
lo
lake.
TOURIST
SEASON
ABOUT
TO
OPEN
C.N.R.
Trl-weekly
Service
Starts
Next
Week
C.P.R.
Tourist
Boats
Coming
The
annual
tourist
season
Is
about
lo
open
and
Ihe
opening
of
Ihe
month
of
June
will
see
Ihe
augmenting
of
eoat
sleaiuslil)
sen
ices
to
provide
for
II.
Ncxl
week
Ihe
C.N.
II.
Iri-wcek-
ly
sen
ice
commences,
starting
June
5.
Ihe
steamers
Prince
(iconic
and
Prince
Unpen
will
arrive
In
lurn
on
Mondays,
Wed-nesdays
and
Fridays
and
sail
for
Ihe
soulh
on
Monday,
Thursday
ami
Saturday
niulits.
The
Anyox
run
will
lie
done
hy
Ihe
boat
ar-riing
on
Wednesday
and
Ihe.
Slewurl
iuji
Iy
Ilie
Friday
boat.
C.P.H.
slVamer
Princess
Mary
will
be
In
port
tomorrow
morn-Itiu
bound
fipm
Vancouver
lo
Alaska
ports.
This
will
ha
Ihe
hist
fit
n
of
Ihe
Mary
north
this
season.
On
June.
l,
the,
Princess
Alice
will
arrive
here
bound
norlli
marking
Ihe
opening
of
I
ho.
Alaska
tourist
season.
The
Prin
cess
Louise
will
run
opposite
the
Alice,
giving
a
weekly
and
five
duy
senttio.
prince
Rupert
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMtlNCi:
IIUPKIIT,
B.(i,
THURSDAY,
.MAY
2'J,
102'..
British
Government
in
Danger
of
Being
Defeated
Tonight
on
VMUfJijV
Circulation
1664
a
Resolution
of
Disapproval
salary
of
(he
minister
of
labor,
it
will
go
before
the
country
In
a
general
election.
Thai
(he
government's
fale
i-
iu
Ihe
balance
loniglil
with
Ihe
issue
doubtful
is
admitted
by
(he
llaily
Herald,
the
Labor
organ,
while
'.political
writers
concur
iu
Ihe
declaration
thai
the
administration
will
find
itself
in
n
lighier
corner
than
ever
he-
fore
and
can
iu
any
ca-e
e.vpcel
only
a
small
majority.
The
is-uc
centres
around
Ihe
Conservative
motion
to
reduce
tne
-salary
of
Tom
Shaw,
minister
of
labor,
this
beinx
a
technical
expression
of
disapproval
with
the
government's
policy
toward
relieving
unemployment.
YANKS
OUT
OF
OLYMPIC
SOCCER
PAMIS.
May
2D.
--
The
American
Olympic
soccer
football
Irani
was
defeated
today
three
lo
nil
by
the
I
ruguayau
leani.
They
are
(hereby
eliminated
from
further
compcliliou
for
the
Olympic
lille.
ROYALS
DEFEATED
VANCOUVER
LACROSSE
NIIW
VF.ST.MI.N.STi:il,
May
2'J.
The
lloyals,
Ihe
worlds
chain
piun
lacrosse
leani
defeated
Van
couver
last
uiulil
len
goals
to
one.
CHIEF
INSPECTOR
OF
MINES
ENDS
CAREER
VICTOKIA.
May
2'J.
The
death
occurred
here
today
of
James
Mcdregor
03
years
of
tine,
former
chief
Inspector
of
mines
from
11120
lo
l23.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Brooklyn
5-2,
New
(York
0-1,
Cincinnati
U-5,
St.
Louis
0.3.
Philadelphia
I,
Boston
1.
Pillshurtr
0,
Chicago
9,
American
League
Boston
l-l,
Philadelphia
2-0.
Si.
Louis
3-7,
Detroit
1-0.
Chicairo
0-13,
Cleveland
5-0.
New
York
7-U
Washington
1-0
SHIP
CATTLE
TO
BRITAIN
First
Lot
of
250
Steers
en
Route
Edmonton
to
Glasgow
MONTItKAL,
May
2'J.
-A
.shipment
of
cattle,
expected
to
be
Ilie
forerunner
oT
a
steady
trade
between
Alberlu
and
(treat
Britain
is
now
enroulo
over
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
from
l'dmoii-lon
to
Quebec.
The
shipment
comprises
;30
lieail
or
steers
and
it
is
Ihe
first
lot
of
a
delivery
of
four
hundred
head
that
will
bo
forwarded
lo
(ilasgow
before
Ihe
cud
of
June
under
an
arrane-ment
entered
into
some
time
ago
by
1
he
lvliimiilon
Feeding
Com
1
pany
Willi
1.
J.
irwin,
a
weu-
'.nown'
Scotch
live-lock
dealer.
Altogether.
I.Odti
head
of
Alberta
cat
lie
will
be
shipped
overseas
by
this
firm
and
the
balance
of
the
000
head
are
now
being
picked
up
at
various
points
iu
Alberlu.
In
order
Unit
a
favorable
impression
may
be
created
Tor
Ibis
class
of
Canadian
cattle
In
Ureal
Britain
considerable
core
has
been
exercised
in
the
feeding
of
the
animals
being
shipped
and
Ihe
claim
Is
made
for
the
first
shipment
lhal
they
are
one
o
the
finest
looking
bunches
of
s
leers
ever
sent
oMt
of
central
Alberla.
BABCOCK
WINNER
OF
STORY
COMPETITION
TOIIONTO,
May
29.
John
P.
Babcock
of
Victoria,
fisheries
eoioM'issioner,
won
the
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire
prlie
for
$200
fur
the
best
short
slory
In
Ihe
order's
annual
short
story
and
play
competition.,
I'bu
slory
was
entitled
"Peace
Hiver
Joe."
Miss
Dorothea
BJdwell
of
Victoria
received
honorable
mention
(or
he,rislory.
was
horn.
Strttt
404
M.
Paul
Camhoii
was
horn
20,
1813.
He
was
called
to
Ihe.
Parisian
bar
nome
'H)
vears!
Th
Latest
In
Restaurants.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
MACDOf
'
?
I)
.
INDICATES
AN
EARLY
ELECTION
e
'
GOLD
INDUSTRY
WILL
BE
IMPORTANT
ONE
FOR
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
Claims
Being
Staked
Graham
Island
Black
Sands
Near
Massett
New
Smelter
Will
do
Custom
Work
and
Will
Handle
all
Concentrates
Offered.
good
drul
of
lite
foreshore
or
the
peuiii-uln
norlli
and
;;Ph
of
Muvetl.
unhiding
Norlli
lleudi,
lia-
hern
staked,,
in
,;actr
ilium
(nJ
registered
hL
Quern
Clitirlolle
Ci(y,
and
nnt
cf
'lie
people
of
that
pari
of
Hie
inland
are
roiilcmplaliug
going
ii
-rj
fhe
gold
washing
bu-uies.
and
will
ship
llieir
conceniraies
l.i
lie
Hiielter
which
in
l
he
creeled
al
Ma-sett
by
the
r.H.C
Mi
Co.
Ltd.
The
president
of
the
company,
(ienrge
V.
B.
I'lr
her
and
M
Fletcher
of
Philadelphia,
and
(he
vire-presi-
II
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lllfl
II
"
l,UU,l,,ll(
M,
-
IVH,l,n
,
MMLOMIt,
UMINAilUNS
IN
TOMORROW:
iDActAfl
That
There
Will
oe
Some
1(8
Candidates
For
48
Seats
In
Legislature
evening
In
complete
me
purciiasc
I
f
nijcliiucry
md
mali-rial
for
1
hp
plant,
tiiui'li
of
which
Iih
al.
1
ready
been
purchased
here.
They
will
ri'lurn
home
and
ex
pect
lo
lie
hack
here
admit
I
he
HiliMlf
of
July.
1
Tlie
company
will
wah
gold
BRITISH
MINERS
MAKE
SETTLEMENT
WITH
OPERATORS
wazrs
was
defjnilely
set-
(led
'Inday
when
a
full
.ronferenec
o
f
miner-'
delegates
voled
173.
lo3ll
(o
urrepl
Ihe
terms
of
Ilie
agreement
reached
hy
the
miner'
federation
rcpre-
scntalites
willi
Ilie
owner
on
May
15.
.;
LONDON.
May
29.
A
prolonged
dispute
over
Ihe
question
f
coal
miner!'
!
A
FIRM
HAND
AT
THE
HELM
PAULCAMBON
RAILWAY
SHOWS
DIES
IN
PARIS!
IMPROVEMENTS
Was
Instrumental
In
Arranalna
Treaty
With
Britain
and
Other
Important
Work
PARIS.
May
2SJ.
Paul
Cauibon.
former
French
ambat.-ador
to
London
died
la-t
night.
Even
Merchant
Marine
Better
Showing
Than
Previous
Year
OTTAWA,
May
29.
lit,
lerms
of
optimism
liun.
George
(J
rail
a
in,
minister
of
railways,
presented
(o
the
House
of
Commons
Hie
airnual
statement
of
the
Can-
Pierie
Paul
Cambon,
eininenl!ad'an
Aalional
Hallways
and
the
French
-talesman
and
iinlnmat.!Ul,,a,"an
'Ovemment
.Merchant
if
:
,n.
.
,
.
won
Inlernaliunal
fame
in
,e
i"ru:c.
mc
sn.uemem.
uav
a
early
days
of
the
present
century
operalins
revenue
on
the
for
Ills
elforls
m
behalf
of
ie,'a,,"aJr"
"
cti.mi.iu-
Anglo-French
agreement
of
ApiM,3'"'
I,ie
19
a
revenue
of
93,-
8.
1901.
when
Ihe
powerful
andiVJJ'-J4
a"
crPae
oi
?K,iy,-
far-reachinjr
Knlenle
Cordialei-'
Che
C.C.M.M.
had
a
deficit
last
year
after
all
chiirjres1
including
depreciation
ami
interest
of
Vi,-
jon.oii).
I
ills
i-
an
.improve-
later,
and
after
len
years
of
ad-menl
of
?20,808
over
the
pre
minislralive
work
in
vnriniiH
tov-,
,uua
Jl-a:.
rnmenl
denarlments,
was
transferred
lo
Ihe
diplomatic
service
and
Appointed
minister
plenipo
I.1J.1UV
.(UJ
m
1
I
Slltll
.-.
J
.MUIUUIIUIU
III
11!
speech
iu
the
House
of
Commons
today
clearly
indicated
thai,
if
'
'a!
"'''I
in
London
when,
(he
soieriinieiil
is
defeated
(oniirht
un
a
million
In
reilnce
theix
ars
later,
(he
relations
he
tentiary
al
Tunis.
In.
1886
he
became
French
ambassador
lo
Madrid,
and
(wo
year
later
went
!lo
Constantinople
in
'
the
.same
i.i.
nr.il
v
It.
I
UiU
I...
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.11
m-jw
I'l
trr-WUlVU
hi.-
creilenlials
a-
ambassador
to
I
Ihe
Courl
of
l.
James.
Iweeu
England
and
France
had
reached
a
critical
stage
over
the
Faschoda
incidenf
in
Egypt.
Kiiift
Edward
VII.,
workin
carefully
and
secrelly,
had
launched
his
program
In
read
just
hurope'.s
equilibrium,
and
bring
Italy,
France
and
Itussia
lojrclher
as
a
means
of
olTset-lint:
Ihe
powerful
Triple
Alliance
between
Germany.
Austria
and
Italy.
The
late
Thcophilc.
Del-casse
repre.-enled
France
in
Hie
treaty
negotiation
while
the
British
interests
were
looked
after
by
Lord
lansdowne.
Paul
Cambon
acted
a-
intermediary
during
Ihe
negotiations,
ami
II
was
largely
through
him
that
Ihe
many
dilliculties
were
ironed
out.
The
announcement
j-
lhal
an
agreement
had
been
reached
came
suddenly
lale
in
11)01,
and.
astounded
the
entire
world.
Treaty
Terms
The
basis
of
Ihe
treaty
pro
vided
for
the
French
surrender
hailed
as
the
"Entente
Uordi'de,"
or
the
vehicle
by
which
France
and
England
were
brought
to-pelh'T
in
political.
alliance.
Hard
ly
less
important
to
Europe
was
the
fact
thai
Itussia
came
ih-
iireclly
into
the
agreement
through
her
previously
existing
alliance
with
France,
hence
King
ICdward's
uniting
MERYILLE
MEN
GET
$100,000
Damages
Awarded
for
Destruction
Caused
by
Fire
at
Set-
-.
-tUment-Two;:.Yeara.,
Ago
VANCOUVEJl,
May
29.
Forty-seven
Menille,
soldier
setllera
will
receive
approximately
$100,-
000
as
a
result
of
Ihe
decision
of
Mr.
Justice
.Mac'Donald.
The
Coniox
Logging
Company
is
held
responsible
for
this
amount
of
damage
wrought
hy
fire
which
swept
down
upon
the
Vancouver
Island
settlement
two
years
ago.
The
(rial
lo
settle
responsibility
for
Ihe
ilisa-ter
last
spring
at
which
claims
for
personal
damage
from
victims
resulted
in
awards
amounting
to
l
3,000.
v
NO
PROPOSALS
ON
HOME
RULE
Deputy
Leader
of
British
House
Answers
Question
With
Respect
to
India'
to
England
of
certain
Ions
stand-
LONDON.
May
29.
The
Brit-
ing
rights
in
Egypt,
while
Eng-;ish
government
is
not
prepared
laud
conceded
that
France
oc-
to
make
any
proposals
hi
connec-
cupicd
a
privileged
position
iu
lion
with
the
extension
of
home
Morocco.
Aside
from
settling
rule
to
India,
II.
11.
Clyne.
deputy
these
cardinal
points,
the
treaty
leader
or
the
House
of
Commons,
also
wound
up
many
oilier
mat-
stated
iu
answer
lo
a
question.
ters
of
controversy
between
Ihel
two.
nations.
The
treaty
was'MAMAIMft
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IN
I1IU1IIUIIV
II111U
III
FIRST
AID
CONTEST
Results
of
Recent
Competition
In
Province
Are
Received
by
Hon.
William
Sloan
VICTORIA,
May
29.
Hon.
William
Sloiin
ns
nrsi,lniil
..f
II...
original
purpose
of
,,ri(l!tl,
ColuiMia
division;
of
the
Ihe
three
countries
Ambnbuiei.
ssoei.,n,.,.
Ihrouifh
such
a
treaty
was
ac-v,.t.pivPl
n
saPni(.nl
or
tiae
complished.
awards
for
Ihe
rerenl
firsl-ald
M.
Cambon
negotiated
and
cm,,PliUons
In
ambulance
work
sisned
Ihe
final
draft
after
Del-
Xanalmo
A
team
comes
first
with
casse
auu
i.ansuowne
nan
agreeu-,,
l(lta
o(
2C8
marks;
Cumber-
npou
oie
esseunai
icrins.
While
its
liuportance
was
not
under-esli'njated
even
al
(hat
time,
there
were
perhas
none
who
foresaw
Ihe
tremendous
effect
Ihe
Knlenle
Cordiale
would
have
len
years
later,
when
the
World
War
swept
over
Europe.
M.
Cambon
cac
prominently
tq
the
front
in
IUH,
and
played
an
important
purf
In
frustrating
Ihe
efforts
of
(lerinany
lo
separate
Franco
and
Ureal
Britain
on
land
second
vvilh
259
V4
:
and
Xaiinimo
B
third
with
233
Yt.
IRTH
A
daughter
was
born
nt
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
(ieneral
Ilosplhil
on
May
29
lo
Mr.
and.
Mrs.
W.
.V.
Boss.
Eighth
Avenue
West.
the
eve
of
Mir
greasliuale.
He
resigned
tils
pos
in
"November,
1920.