FISH
:
"MARKET
FMsh
Salmon,
Oollchans,
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Fresh
Meat
and
Poultry.
Iluluo
Made
Sausage
Fresh
Dally.
Phone
71.
VOL.
XIV..
NO
71
Up
BOSTON
GRILL
i
Aiit
iir
i
iTWi
t
mvrfc
1
i
nnriwx
mi
nil
tit
nsv
a
m
LUIAL
MYlliAlUK
bAtofclJ
UN
UWJN
bUAl
TWO
BIG
FREIGHTERS
LABOR
CAUSE
IN
BRITAIN
Colonial
Secretary
Thomas
Says
Only
Oowards
Refuse
to
Pace
Facts
THE
IMPERIAL
IDEA
Inconsistency
Born
of
Experience
and
Determination
to
Do
Right
Thing
LONDON.
March
21.
lit
u
speech
ul
Newport,
Hi
secretary
of
stale
for
the
colonies,
lion.
J.
II.
Thomas,
said
llinl
men
who
with
fuci'd
with
the
rcpnnitililfu
of
oflice
and
(he
knowledge
of
what
this
great
l.iupire
meant
i'ouiU
n'ir
again
!.'
indifferent
lo
propaganda!
a
hi
I
lie
pat.
llr
must
remind
Ihem
dial
(hey
weir
responsible
politician
keeping
in
mind
only
the
great
Interest
of
the
country.
U
wan
no
u:c
shouting
in
llie
llouo
of
Common
Hint
tlir
lulinr
lender
were
inconsistent.
Only
coward
failed
l
face
fact.
"Our
mroiii"lenry
if
born
of
experience
and
(he
deloriiiinalion
to
do
lint
nshl
thing.
'
find
Hie
ioiiiller..
ALL
READY
FOR
AIR
MACHINES
Buoys
Anchored
at
Seal
Cove
American
Round-the-World
Filers
Due
Tuesday
Next
Week
Buoy
for
Ihe
mooring
of
Ihe
tinted
Wales
round
the
world
f
iiik
mochlnes
have
been
anchored
al
Seal
lime
where
Ihe
planes
will
alight
next
week.
All
is
now
in
readiness
fo'r
Ihe
lauding
of
(he
machine
al
this
purl.
Wealher
conditions
permllliug.
Ihe
plain's
will
leay
Seattle
early
Tuesday
morning
and
should
ar
live
here
that
nflenioon.
The
Imp
between
here
ami
Seal
tie
will
lake
between
ji
ami
seven
hours
jt
is
c
limated.
NO
CHANGE
YESTERDAY
IN
STRIKE
SITUATION
Need
of
Central
Control
In
don
s
Transportation
was
Shown
at
Inquiry
LONDON,
March
21.
-
There
was
no
change
yeslrnlay
in
Ihe
euliiiitiou
growing
out
or
Ihe
flrike
of
employer
of
Ihe
tramway
and
omnibuses.
Neither
side
evinced
any
disposition
lo
give
in.
A
emiil
id
imiulry
look
evidence
rrgaiilinif
Hie
situation
and
II
Is
etfpci-lcd
Ihe
report
will
be
picscntrd
to
the
labor
ministry
within
n
few
days.
A
feature
or
yesterday'
"-sion
of
Ihe
liuioiry
was
Ihe
general
admission
of
Hie
need
or
a
central
control
for
Loudon"
transporlallon
facililies
in
order
lo
remedy
competition
and
oei
lapping.
AMERICAN
VESSEL
IS
ASHORE
NEAR
FLORIDA
JACKSONVII.I.K,
Florida,
Mar.
21.--
Sleanishlp
President
M"
roe,
a
shipping
bonid
vessel,
I
nshoro
four
miles
mulli
of
Pa.
eiric
lleefd,
120
miles
from
Miami.
8.0.8.
cu.ll
have
been
nnsweied.
The
President
Monroe-
l
carrying
a
large
number
or
passenger.
and
Is
reported
lo
be
lu
no
Inone-Jl'e
danifer.
"";iin...
.
'
i
.in
Two
Big
Steamships
to
Load
Lumber
at
Swanson
Bay
but
Have
to
Pay
Heavy
Insurance
Two
lug
ship
arc
lo
loud
lumber
at
Swanson
Buy.
I'iie
S.S.
Suguru
will
load
2,500,000
feci
of
spruce
anil
hemlock
forL
New
York
going
into
bcrlli
on
April
10
and
she
will
lie
followed
by
Ihe
Caplo
which
will
lake
u
million
feet
of
hemlock
iiiare
lo
Japan.
II.
IL.
McMillan
v
Co.
are
llic
shipper.
One
difficulty
in
flipping
lumlier
from
.Swanson
Bay
i
the
heavy
insurance
which
ha
lo
he
paid
ami
whirli
prevents
niot
vessels
going
there.
Kvcr
lliinu
norlh
of
latitude
fl
i
affected.
Norwegian
ships
huilt
norlh
of
51
are
exempt
from
Ihis
ruling.
5IYTFFN
ROATJ
IN
"Ctf
,l,e
lw"
"Mv
trut,l:
iMAlLLll
DVttld
111
o
SwiIM(1
tay
to
load
lumb-r
WITH
HALIBUT
TODAYS
"
'
H,m
cl'
.''"
!
a
very'
serious
handicap.
'I
he
None
Have
FuB
Catches,
Total;'"
,"'"I1"'r
'eel'
f""
"
Fare,
Being
142.800
Pounds
t
,,,7'ar1"'
.Je
nudianpnieni
(,r
wauon
..,.,
Bay
mill
under
the
liquidator
'
i
I
en
Amer
can
halibut
boals
and
.
.
,.
..
......I
,.r
plant
iff
lo
load
n
-hip
there
Hit
IjHIIUUIHII
mm
a
ll"i
m
,
t.
I
...
I
I
J.'.XOU
Ills
III
liaiiuui
mm
rii-ii;
ttieir
ralchcs
al
the
Fish
W
.
I
il.l.
.
..f
II.
a
riiaiiue
mis
munim.
v
rraf.
loul
full
caches
t.ie
Amer
.
cans
hriiDHug
a
total
of
Il3.o0d.
lbs.
and
Ihe
Canadians,
SOo-
American
Norland.
lY.Ouu
Its,
and
Tilli.
rum.
H.OOO
lbs.,
at
13c
and
c,
Id
Ihe
Pacific
Fisheries.
Fnilh.
5.000
lbs.,
and
California.
I
fi.
000
ll....
at
13.
tc
and
(ic.
to
the
Booth
FUheries
Canadian
IU.
I
ratius.
11.(100
lbs.,
and
Sadie
harbor
ycslenlay.
all
small
ones
K..
IS.ooo
lb..
ot
13.
Ic
mid
Oc,
probably
of
Ihe
"killer"
variely.
lo
Ihe
lloyal
Fish
Co.
jdne
wa
seen
of
Ihe
Prince
llu-
Prospcrity.
It.ooiJ
llc
and
pert
Doalhoosc
and
laler
in
the
ll.iel
II
15,000
lbs.,
al
l.'I.Sc
and
afternoon
four
were
een
to-r,i
,
to
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Kclhcr
in
ShawallanV
Pasuge
Storage
(!o
.
jul
tieyond
Ihe
entrance
lo
Fairway.
ll'.OUO
lb
and
I.ln-
Sliawalhiiis
Lake.
A
launch
gave
coin.
1.500
III.,
al
I.V.'e
and
"o.rliii-e
and
followed
Ihem
thioiiuli
lo
the
At
I
in
Fiohcric.
Canadian
Maude.
'.'.:I0
lbs,
al
11.
le
and
r.r.
In
the
Booth
Fisheries
Cana
dian
Co.
Mayflower.
S.ooo
lb...
at
lie
ami
tie.
lo
Ihe
Itoynl
Fish
Co.
Johanna.
17.0011
lbs.,
at
It.
to
and
Vie;
Itulh.
2.500
lbs
and
Iris,
S.rinil
lbs
at
llr
iinl
Oc.
lo
Ihe
Canadian
Flh
A
Cold
Slorace
Co.
Toodie.
;i.iioil
lb.,
al
ll.leaud
r.r-,
lo
Ihe
Allin
Fisheries.
ANOTHER
NEW
HALIBUT
BOAT
IN
PORT
TODAY
Belonging
to
Molvik
I
hen
Bros.,
of
Seattle,
Arrives
With
First
Catch
The
new
Seattle
halibut
boat
Prosperity,
owned
by
Molvik
lm.,
is
in
port
today
marketing
her
llrst
catch
after
her
mniden
trio
In
Ihe
fishing
banks.
Her
IciikIIi
is
58
feel
and
power
is
derived
from
a
50
horse
power
Bo-linder
di-iscl
engine.
She
has
a
crew-
of
six
men
ami
a
carrying
capacity
of
about
10,000
pounds.
JAPANESE
PEOPLE
EXPRESS
THANKS
IN
EXPRESSIVE
MANNER
OTTAWA.
March
21.
The
(iovernor
(Jeneral
has
received
letter
and
album
signed
by
halfjwcre-
two
resolution
on
the
or-
a
million
citizens
of
Toklo
ex-jder
paper,
both
of
which
deall
pressing
uraiuuue
lor
uanaua
assislance
afler
Ihe.
great
earth-
iiuake.
I
m
aioum
win
tie
ex
hihiled
and
(hen
placed
in
the
archers
of
Canada,
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
horn
al
Ihe
Prince
Hupcit
Oeneral
Hospital:
on
March
23
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Churh's
K.
Cabrera,
Besner
lUi'ltncnl.i
Northern
and
HUNCH
TO
TAKE
It
i
estimated
Ihut
the
uisii.--
,.
I...
mill
will
tin
"I
I)
.111.
III...
...
.11.
.
is.
',"
rn,e'l
lu
ii
himj
iui.i
vui'ni
j
.
...
.
.
.1
-
i.
.
iih'Iiih
win
nit
uiHiir
iiirinir".
i
r.
,.ar,
i.!ir...
ii,
,.
JfVll(
;,Br,.
IN
HARBOR
YESTERDAY
Four
Were
Together
In
Shawat-lans
Passage
and,
Went
Through
Butte
Rapids
..
.
I...1.
i..
.i...
pnrrai
nuaic
vrr
im-h
hi
iiii-
BuUe
Itapids
and
they
made
I
heir
way
rapidly
toward
Callo
way
llapiil.
rising
nuw-
mid
then
and
blowing
and
rollimr
over.
They
were
ipiite
small,
possibly
about
twelve
feel
long.
CANADIENS
FAVORED
TO
WIN
STANLEY
CUP
MUNTItKAI.,
Mairh
21.
The
Caiiadieus
of
Motilreal
w
ill
go
Into
Ihe
second
game
wiljt
Ihe
Calgary
Tigers
favored
lo
win
the
Slauh'y
Cup
as
a
result
of
their
six
to
one
victory
over
the
Western
Canada
l.eaue
champions
on
Saturday.
'The
game
was
played
on
heavy
ice.
HOME
BANK
IS
TALKED
ABOUT
Discussion
In
Housto
of
Commons
Is
Delayed:
One
Motion
Withdrawn
OTTAWA,
Match
21.
-
Discussion
of
the
lale
defuncl
Home
Bank,
which
was
scheduled
to
lake
'place
here
today
in
House
or
Commons,
has
postponed
.and
there
appears
to
lie
.some
uucei'laiuly
as
lo
when
It
will
come
up
or
what
form
U
will
lake.
When
Ihe
subject
was
ajhrnnrhed
lust
'Thursday
there
s.wiiii
tne
collapse
or
tnai
lnsiitu
-
lion,
but
in
the
meantime
one
of
ineiii,
inai
oi
ex-mayor
i.nurcn
i
promo,
urging
.some
lorm
ui
Imineillate
und
dlrecl
relief
lo
Home
Bank
depositors,
has
been
dropped,
Thai
of
Irvine
of
Cal
gary
'sllll
remain.
It
provides
for
I
ho
appointment
of
a
comlnlt-
tee
to
devise
methods
for
pre-
venllng
similar
failures
In
.fu-
lure.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
'
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
hui'EHT,
B.C.,
Monday,
march
LUMBER
CARGO
FROM
j
MILLION
DOLLARS
EDMONTON
ELEVATOR
RUPERT
CONSIDERED
OTTAWA,
March
21.
Ivlui'inloir
ol
a
iinllioii
dollar!
in
Ihe
.eflimaleH
fur
the
foiinilcliuii
uf
the
grain
elevalor
and
there
a
i
ti
jiiMiiliilily
that
an
a'mouiit
will
Ih
placed
in
.
Die
fupplemenlary
ell-riiale.
a
for
an
elevator
at
Prince
Huperl.
The
uiat-ler
I
I;
slill
bcinx
deliher-aled
A
here
and
a
majority
of
the
minister
mciu
lo
favor
it.
'lai"'
.''iaffe
'al
Ihe
point
where
4,
4,
4
the
city
iiie
line
crosses
the
ULSTER
FEARS
UATIl
IlkV
nUjllLllLlJ
.
.
.
..
A
a
ft
1
l
snooung
uasv
ween
wut
"""
to
Focus
on
Ireland
Once
More
.
1
1
1
F.I.
FA
ST.
March
2t.
The
'Jueenstown
shooting
incident
has
led
to
Increased'
precautions
along
the
L'ller
border.
'Hie
Mar-now-
at
Ihe
B.C.
Undertakers'
lcr.
A
man
of
bold"
dctermina-U.ul
of
LuOdniTdelfi-
hasv
been
Parlors
await
ihg-buHal.
The
Nar-tioirbut
-of
srnsltlvV'HattJre.
in
urgeil
by
a
depulaliou
of
Augli-!lielhoit'l''To1Iowihs
her
"raisingmany
respect,
it
was
this
nacloy
peoiile
where
he
is
visit-
lug
lo
imnres
upon
Premicrjaduiiuislralor.
t:rai;r
the
necessity
for
the
responsible
authorities
to
be
ever
on
tlii-ir
vuard
as
grave
fear
is
entertained
of
a
renewed
attack.
Cardinal
Ioguc
described
Hie
affair
as
an
inhuman
crime
per
petrated
with
a
view
to
bringing
the
Free
Stale
government
into
disrepute
and
embroilment
will
ii
the
Brilsli
KOvrrnmrul.
COLLISION
IS
CAUSE
OF
LOSS
Eight
of
Crew
of
British
Steamship
Lost
In
Accident
at
Sea
(!1IAT.SKND,
Mar.
21.
Initcd
Males
sieamMiip
.meriean
.Mer
chant
ami
llie
nritisii
sieamer
Malalua
collided
off
'Thames-
haven
Ibis
morning.
'The
Mulatuu
sank
ami
it
is
reported
that
from
one
lo
eight
of
the
crew
were
killed.
Several
other
were
injured.
CANADIAN
WINNER
IS
HERE
TO
LOAD
Vessel
Expected
to
Sail
Direct
For
Orient
Towards
End
of
Week
Captain
Donald
Pilot
C.O.M.M.
freighter
Canadian
Winner
arrived
from
Vancouver
al
2
o'clock
Ibis
morning
and
later
went
on
berlh
at
t
lie
ocean
dock
In
load
(he
million
feel
of
'"".lumber
which
should
have
been
taken
by
Ihe
Canadian
Scottish.
It
is
expected
lhal
the
vessel
will
sail
from
here
direct
for
llic
Orient
on
Thursday
or
Friday.
Cap!.
Hocking,
formerly
mas-
Ller
of
Ihe
Cnnailinn
SpiiIIUIi
is
u
command
of
Ihe
Winner
and
(Japl.
1).
Donald,
of
the
Prince
iim,.
xvio
recently
relumed
from
a
trip
lo
Ihe
Old
Country
on
oi,company
business,
piloted
the
-
vessel
tin
thu
coast.
SURGERY
PROFESSOR
DEAD
CLASOOW,
March
21.
Sir
William
MacKwen,
70
years
of
nKe.
a
nrofessbr
of
snrcrnrv
In
Glasgow
Unlversllv
since
18U2,
Ii
dcad
2,
tu2i.
SatMr'
Circulation
Tragic
Death
Takes
Captain
treeman:
Body
oesiae
Death
lowarcl.s
Ihe
end
of
lat
career
01
cum.
iioome.s
,iv.
rrceman.
owner
aim
mazier
01
me
launch
Nurbelhuug
arid
one
of
(he
bird
known
mariners
in
Bril-I
ish
(k)lumhia
wMlcr.i.
After
Ihe
many
adventure
ami
unique'
:
i
.
.'i..l
-
-.
11...
f..
..
rrl.i
.
..r
I'
-i:r
he
peni
in
Prince
Illiperl-uiid
the
vicinity
or
the
porl,
following
Ailhc
mjall
boat
business,
.
his.demisc
came
in
;i
manner
bolli
tragic,
'.
-
iiiciucui
wuit-ii
uiuijvcu
iuii
I
.
I...1
U1IU
Ullt."AICLI.U
After
spetiding
the
whole
rai-e
the
.Narlirthoii?
A;liic,h
that.
.iriiTiiuiin
w
retiiiitcit
to
he
mil
in
:i
4iii.-ill
li.-iv
off
SliHWal.
water
J.he
provincial
ppiicc
dis-
'".
Skagit
Counly.
'covered'
Capt.
Frt'cman'.s
body
ly-
A
brother.
Miller
Freeman,
fug
lieside
Jhe
engine
of
llie.who
Is
in
the
publishing
busi-
crati.
It
is-
assumeil
that,
towards
,,,c
"f
,1,t'
:eck,.Uapt,
tree.
man
was
ofercome
with
gas
arid
that
the
ImuU
which
was
said
(o
have
bppn
In
;a
leaky
coniiition,
later
satiV.
Iteoort
of
the
Narbe-
thong's,
plight
was
brought
lo
the
publishes,
among
other
well
Jcily
aboul
noon
On
Saturday.
byknown
journals.
Hie
Pacific
P.
W.:
Anderson
ami
Ihe
police
Fisherman.
investigation
started
that
after-!
Unique
Character
noon.,
Tlic
body
was
brought
to;
life
city
eslerday
nxoruing
and
is
was
turned
over
lo
the.
official
Full
of
Gas
Fumes
Chief
Constable
Spider
and
Constable
Ponder
'were
.despatch
cd
to
the
scene
of
the
tragedy
on.
Saturday
afteruoO'nr
Afl'er
looking
over
ihe
siluatloif,
.Ihey
re-,
turned
to
the
;jty
and
a'i-H
hi
Ihe
evening
lln.
pow'er
boat
Pachenu,,
Caul.
Gtuiinuin,
with
Chief
Co
it
stable
Spiller
iind
Coiistaliles
Saint
am)
Ppnder
aboaM.
went
out
train;
Al
low
tide,.
using
a
small
boat,
a
cable
was
fastened
to
the
Narbellmng
and
at
high
tide
whs
towed
under
water
a
dittauce
of
some
300
yard
Cbief
in
lo
shore.
Al
(J
o'clock
in
the
morning,
the
Narhclhoug
wa
hikii
ami
dry
in
ihe
low
water.
Coiuir
aboard,
Ihe
officers
found
the
house
or
Hie
boat
to
be
lighlly
closed
up
and
full
of
gas
funics.
making
il
impossible
to
enter.
Afler
Ihe
house
had
been
veulil-ated
and
Ihe'worsl
of
Ihe
gas
re-
k'asedr
entry
'was
made
and
the
body
of
Capt.
Freeihan
vvtjs
found
therein.
The
cnlire
Job
of
beach-ins
Ihe
Narbethong
coiisliluted
an
excellent
feat
of
salvage
Work
reflecting
credit
on
the
seamanship
of
'Capt,
(iauimon
and
llie
police,
officers.
Operations,
start
ed
at
8
o'clock
Salunlay
everting
and
the
body
was
brought
lo
Ihe
city
al
8.30
Sdnday
morning.
The
most
of
the
work
was
done
(hiring
the
night
An
examination
made
yesterday
morning
by
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade
eslah.
lished
that
dca'lh
bad-been
due
to
gas
poisoning
and
not
drowning
Coroner
Gale
held
an
official
en.
quiry
this
aHernoon.
Pending
re.
ceipt
of
advice
from
Capt.
Freeman's
brother
in
Seatlle;
funeral
arrangements
have
not
.yel
been
decided
upon.
Bern
In
Utah
The
Jute
Capt.
"Freeman
was
born
about
50
year
ago
in
Hie
stale
of
L'lah.
His
father
was
ail
itinerant
newspaper
man
and,
al
an
early
age.
'deceased,
with
the
rest
of
hi
family
arrived
at
Kllensburg,.
Washington,
where
the
falher
started
a
paper.
Some
years
la(er
the
aniily
moved
to
Skagit
Counly-
and
another
paper
was
siariru
,ai
Mount
vemon.
For
n
lime.
.tJap'L
Freeman
fid-
lowed
gill
ue,t
fisiiiiig
on
(he
Skagit
lUver,
,and;
in
I8U8
the
gold
rush
alt
lac
I
ed
him
to
the
ukon
where
for.
six
years
ho
was
engaged
in
mining.
In
lOOtt
hv
came
Id
PriiU'e
ltui6ri
and
Strt
Salt
404
SWANSON
bound
Lymg'fy
)
ngme
tn
uwn
Boat
week
closed
Hie
pielurejiue
cigiuurii
i:ui
oi
m
inc.
which
of
Saturday
night
working
to
.iincc
lhal
time
he
remaim-d
In-re
His
father
and
mother,
it
is
un-.Hie
ilerslooil,
are
dead
although
an
uncle
is
said
to
be
still
resident
ness
at
.
I
Columbia
hlreet.
!?eal-
He.
has
iieco
coininunicaled
witli.'tilcheii.
his
head
a
bloody
mass.
A
letter
from
him
addressed
lo
H'C
la,,'e
was
a
shotgun
open
Ihe
lale
Cant
Freeman
was
rc-i31
ceived
at
the
walerfronl
at
tlie:"ee"
'i
efid
of
the
week.
Miller
Freeman
A
Ihe
lale
Cajd.
Freeman
was
an
outstanding
and
unique
charac
feature
of
his
character
that
led
I
him
to
acts
which,
while
perhaps
not
wormy
ot.
emulation,
were
doubtless
in
his
own
mind
gen-
juiue
ami
proper.
lie
had
Ihe
courage
or
his
convictions
and
Was
not
afraid
lo
exprrs
I
hem.
Some
years
ago,
he
had
difticully
with
federal
government
olllcials
which
led
lo
restriction
being
placed
on
the
operation
of
hi
famous
boat,
the
Narhelhoug.
Staling
thai
he
would
make
Ihe
Narbelhonjr
"Ihe
best
advertised
boat
in
Ihe
world,"
dipt.
Free
man
set
mil
upon
a
eampaixn
of
publicity
claiming
Hie
he
had
I
been
treated
unfairly
and
with
prejudice
and
demaudiii
an
investigation.
Failing
lo
obtain
what
be
considered
satisfaction.
h:
proceeded
lo
lake
up
more
rash
measures
which,
howevep,
were
accented
as
well
tntemleii
(at
rather
than
malicious.'
They
re
sulted
in
his
case
further
being
investigated
bul
slill
not
I
o
deceased's
salisracliun.
lie
was
still
waging
his
campaign
up
lo
the
time
of
hi
death.
Courane
and
Integrity
WiHial,
Capt.
Freeman
was
n
man
with
the
sterling
qualities
of
courage
and
inlegrily.
In
idle
of
peculiarities,
he
was
of
a
generous
nature
aim
was,
re
speeded,
even
by
IIioms
towards,
whom
his
criticisms
were
direcl-l
ed.
His
demise
will
be
mourned!
by
his
walerfronl
friends
particularly
and
Ihe
citizens
of
llie
north
coast
generally.
His
many
acts
of
generosity
and
service
will
long
be
remembered.
PERSIA
CHOOSES
A
NEW
RULER
!
,
Infant
Son
of
Deposed
Monarch,
Becomes
Shah
and
Republic
!
Idea
Abandoned
LONDON.
March
21.
Tho
Persian
parliament
has
aban-
liitiifl
Dim
til.tii
nf
n
fmoitilln
fur
that
country
but
has
deposed
Miiiau
.Aiimeu
.Mima
ami
decided
to
Install
the
infant
sun
two
years
of
age
on
the
throne,
according
lo
the
Dally
Mail.
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
"reii.
Private
Boxes
for
Party
tjse.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston
PRICE
FIVE
CENT8.
BAY
SOON
DOUBLE
MURDER
JT
C0QU1TLAM
Car
Inspector
Albert
Witcherly
and
Wife
Brutally
Done
to
Death
POUT
CO0LI1I.AM,
March
24,
Albert
Witcherly,
35
years
of
age.
a
car
inspector,
and
his
wife
r
l,,e.
sa',a
a8cyve,c
fuun,l
oa
Saturday
Un
I
..
...
I
..trvl.l
night
in
...
IIiuim
their
hoim
t...mik
'"
-
htally
inucleinj,
uteir
heads
uanereu
in
oy
a
nammer
anu
vyiwi
a
gunshot
wound
In
thoihead
of
man
The-
double
murder
is
believed
to
have
occurred
Friday
night
when
a
neighbor
say.s
he
heard
a
woman
shriek.
When
the
place
was
visited
Saturday
Witcherly
was
touiid
on
the
floor
of
the
",e
breecli
and
ono
shot
bad
In
the
hallway
near
Ihe
frmi
door
Ihe
body
of
a
woman
was
found
Willi
her
forehead
battered.
pillow
had
been
placed
over
her
head.
Blood
.stains
on
the.,
floor
of
the
kitchen
had
been
wiped
up
and
the
rags
left
in
the
sink.
Both
doors
of
Ihfc
Tiodse
we
r-
found
locked.
-0
clue-rsj
yet
been
found
to
llie
""uro'ercr
or
motive
for
the
crime.
CAR
PLUNGED
INTO
HARBOR
Three
Persons
Had
Narrow
Es
cape
When
Truck
Left
Road
at
Seal
Gov
'Three
persons
riding
in
a'
Ford
ruck
belonging
lo
James
Slur,
geon
and
driven
by
a
man
named
Cyr
narrowly
escaped
drowning
on
Saturday
evening
when
the
vehicle
went
olT
llie
road
inlo
the
harbor
close
to
the
plant
of
(lie
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Seal
Cove.
Had
it
nu(
been
for
llie
fact
thai
Ihe
tide
wns
low
and'
still
running
out,
there
might,
have
been
fatal
results.
As
it
was
no
one
was
injured
though
the
Iruck
which
went
into
shallow
water,
was
badly
damaged.
Willie
Swanson,
a
young
loy,
was
pinned
under
the
'machine
hul
was
extricated
none
tho
worse
for
his
experience.
MAY
BE
ANOTHER
PAPER
STARTED
IN
VANCOUVER
VANCOLVF.U,
March
2l.tho
recent
merger
of
llio
Wo.-ld
and
the
Sun
may
be
followed
by
Mill
more
newspaper
innovation
here;
ii
curieui
reports
arw
unfilled,
It
is
.said
that
certain
interest
are
nulelly
looking
over
Ihe
field
wllh
an
eye
lo
establishing
a
large
daily.
Iteport
have
linked
the
name
of
young
Cornelius
'
I
1
.
1
1
.
,
,
.
wno
aircaoy
coniiucta
ivaiiucioiii,
three
large
Illustrated
papers
on
ii...
i..,
i
ii
....i
i,
'.
1
"'"
"
"
"
"
,
"
'"7,7"
""'V
ik
.4'
nliu
nnnniiAliiii
.till.
I.I...
1
1
"
"i"
o.
n
i
tateu,
iiowever,
imii
uiusiru-
Hon
would
fealuro
the
new
paper,
FRENCH
EXPRESS
TRAIN
CRASHED
INTO
FREIGHT
MKTZ.
France.
March
21-
An
A
regent
wilt
be
appointed
to
express
train
bound
from
Osleml,
act
during
the
minority
of
tho
Belgium,
lo
Basle.
Hwltierlaud,
new
ruler.
Antagonism
to
the.lhi
morning
crashed
Into
Shalr
developed
owing
to
the
long
.freight
train.
Might
passenger
abnwc
h
Pan.
Jtfcro
UtlliKj
ar
d
cle-
crt
injured.