r
TO
STRENGTHEN
CONTROL
OF
PARLIAMENT
IS
THE
MOTIVE
LONDON.
April
2.
To
avoid
Hie
making
of
e
rel
treutie
i
give
Hie
eope
of
Hrral
ItritHiu
n
voire
in
Hit
ratification
Juture
treaties
with
loreign
iwt,
Ilic
government
ha
,.
,t
new
ruling
hi
oniin
iion
with
Hit?
coiidurl
tf
foreign
i
he
House
of
(iomtnon
yesterday
Arthur
Nnionliy.
mi-
"
'fury
for
P-reign
a
I
fair-.,
in
moving
Hie
second
reading
.
ratify
I
lie
treaty
of
l.auaune,
inled
out
thai
the
,
.
f
i,rnimcnt
va
ut
no
way
reon-ible
for
lhe
provisions.
'tsrxmmm
m
i
i
,,r
nir
rraly
but
nevertheless
I
innn
nnAm
TRIP
was
"Xiou
that
all
the
forrnali-
MANY
DEATHS
Rush
for
Exits
In
Picture
Theatre
Durlnn
Fire
Causes
Trampllnq
of
Victims
MI
XICO
CITY
Apnl
Twi
lily-pcroou
are
dead
-r
i5
injured
an
a
rruU
of
a
b'-e
and
Hie
panic
which
followed
it
in
a
mot
ton
ptrliire
Ihealre
'
Tneubayu,
u
Kiiburb
of
tlit
'''y
The
inniorily
of
icim-
w.re
trampled
lo
death
in
Hie
"h
bir
Iho
exili
r
clccli-ociiled
l'
a
wire
hanvluR
in
the
.
main
"lo
which
ihor
circuited
and
hl
on
the
audience
FIRE
IN
YUKON
AT"
BEAR
CREEK
TAKES
SHOPS
AND
CRANE
HAYVHON.
April
?
I'll"
D'e
plant
or
llnlrd
l.bl.
at
Hear
Creek
yeolerday
deslroyeil
a
i'Uil.liMK
roiitiilnipK
machine
ami
urging
uliups
und
alo
u
huue
lifting
crane.
Thin
ig
onu
of
(he
blgge!
hiu-irfmatjj
iu
Hie
Yukpiti
HALIBUT
FISHERIES
BILL
IS
APPROVED
Amendment
to
Act
Passed
at
Last
Session
of
House
Gets
Second
Reading
OTTAWA.
April
The
llon
of
Cuinmoii!
yelenluy
itan
the
routl
readinv
and
llni"
the
principle
or
the
bill
to
amend
Hie
Northern
Paeifie
Halibut
liberies
Ael.
Thi
measure
limilrt
the
lime
in
whirl)
II
is
an
offense
lo
fish
in
wafers
covered
by
the
halibut
treaty
lo
Hie
elosed
season.
The
Resolution
lhe
bill
referred
lo
in
the
des
patch
was
introduced
following
the
passing
of
a
resolution
as
follows:
"That
II
is
expedient
to
amend
i
i-
.
r
ii
.
v..
lll
section
si
ui
no"
.-mm
nii-in
i
hi
i
rie
Halibut
Fishery
protection
Ael.
chapler
sixly-one
of
the
slalules
or
iVia.
which
relates
lo
Canadian
and
United
Stales
nn-
limtals
and
ships
liable
to
scU-
ure
br
engalnt:.ln
fishing
for
hallliut
in
prohibilcd
wulers.
by
iimiiinir
the
time
for
an
olTence
thereunder
lo
the.
close
season
its
defined
in
the
Act,
and
by
repealing
secllnn
nine,
relating
lo
Hie
seinirc
of
foreign
ships."
Jack
Miller
Is
giving
olllclal
miller
lo
A.
I
Survey
of
Vim-eotiver
that
he
must
either
pay
his
share
of
the
assessment
on
.
'number
of
Alice
Arm
mineral
claims
or
forfeit
bis
Interest
iu
Ihem.
A
similar
notice
i
o
mi
REGISTER
THIS
WEEK
IN
ORDER
VOTE
AT
ELECTION
'I
li.-
who
wish
I"
vole
ul
I
lie
provincial
election
and
whne
names
are
no!
on
I
do
list
of
voter
should
go
lo
I
Ik
Court
llouc
at
once
iiml
liue
their
name
iul
on
Hie
list,
taking
I
here
the
necessary
declaration.
FRENCH
PRIZES
,.
Thr.Unidbjr
t
TJ"
M.S.
Anrll
:
hon-ime,,!
ade-juale
o,.H.rtu...t
fVr
r.:Z.Z.
rL
ii.
Slid
liiiilMiilder
will
dleil
it
'flii
ml
iii
tniiiirler
f
labr
Inler-it
in
the
lrik-
of
worker
nl
.
...-y
am
l
eoorttMl
lelnK
i'
,
fi'l
of
aehievinn
a
wltle-
iii.
i
lit-
air
mitiMry
i
tniilnrty
io
uiiNlhiln
in
Hie
Mri
al
i
-vdoii
of
air
idol
kJJ,n
i"
--lit
inteiilltMi
iflifdoylnB
i'
'
iiinienl
(il
'I'tAJ
woilM
t-
iiirai
to
Hie
pollej
lit
Hie
m
rniiirni
whieli
"tl&yJ
axold
si
v
ni
ti
iii
i.f
it
idrftrbreakinir
'iaiurivi
PANIC
CAUSE
Ion
tir
all
iivaue
iiwrcp
,
,
.
-H
..ui
on
Anl
10
uleJrnllfealioti.
,
of
.hiiiVHr.1
wen
at
Mr.
ii"Kby,
mhmb1
i
.h.Ioii
I.
nlMiii.loiie.1
be-
thai
the
sn
eminent
i.
4i
I
line.
itrnmlinK
lo
a
t
Ibe
table
of
holh
lloiMe
or
.
....
i.lmi
i.v
ii.n
.nu.lmw
Parliamenl
Mery
treaty
when
...a
Mfioru
Miferrurt
uf
all
'luH
for
a
iiorioil
of
rl
,..J
uiihiM.
dw
laml
ilie'afler
wbteh
Hie
treaty
would
...Best,
a
'oiooion
strike
inxularaiiiliratmeu
ami
puuiiMieti.
wa
hould
lay
da)K.
be
Ill
I
lie
eriu
OI
iinimriaiii
Irealie.
oiMirtunily
for
ilieui-rlon
would
be
gieu
and
Ihil
e-
erfl
ir'lie
would
be
rnnlered
iiiioKHilde.
pnte
i
uiij"i.
i
nwiwi
nam!-lo
SU
lo
the
builder
or
I
he
plane
and
Gfl.ooo
to
Ihr
manufacturer
of
the
moior
and
aNo
olferln'
1
50.1)0(1
for
Hie
hydroplane
-need
rccor.1.
Itni.Ooo
for
a
new
distance
lluhl
and
50.000
for
altitude
record.
ALASKA
NEWSPAPERS
GO
OUT
OF
BUSINESS
Loss
on
Two
Amounts
to
About
$100,000
and
Company
Is
Bankrupt
Jl.NKAl
.
April
The
Alaska
t'nl.li.liliitf
(..iiiit.niiy
rontrtdled
by
Charles
..
Ilerroii.
prcsiuem
i.
in
liniik.rtii.lry
ami
acrouuis
insl
it
already
indicate
thai
i(s
debts
will
amount
lo
at
least
x
100.000.
The
company
publish.
ed
newspaper
at
Anchorage
and
Juneau
on
which
they
lost
noncy
consistently.
GRANTS
Twelve
Hundred
Arrive
Within
24
Hours,
Brought
by
W
I.NMPi:(S.
April
S.
Western
Canada's
102
1
ijuola
of
iniini-pranls
front
the
Hrltish
Isles
and
European
countries
l
on
the
increase,
the
railways
bringing
iu
1800
during
lhe
last
21
hours,
many
of
Ihem
are
en
route
lo
British
Columbia.
The
initial
contiiiKent
of
Hs.
Ihonlan
Immigrants
under
the
leadership
of
Sir
John
Pilkit,
for-
nver
rear
admiral
of
the
l.slho
n
I
a
n
navy,
who
are
lo
form
a
col
ony
at
Vanderhoor
passed
through
here
last
night.
There
nro
fourteen
In
the
parly.
They
will
lake
up
half
sections
iu
the
Vanderlioof
district
and
plun
lo
go
Into
extensive
lnlry
farming.
Oilier
members
of
lhe
race
will
follow
and
fir
John
predicted
thai
within
five
years
20,000
F.stho
ulven
by
Julian.
H.
Ilobertson
ofjnians
will
be
in
Canada
engaged
tills
eH
J.sCar4.ief7
i'v'rlcuUtiral
Mirt.
i.
n.
FISH
Fresh
Fish
:
MARKET
Dally.
tl
'A
She
mtem
The
BOSTON
Latest
In
Restaurant.
GRILL
Baef,
Mutton,
Lamb.
Pork,
Veal,
Poultry.
Third
Avenue.
Home
Made
Sausage
J
resit
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Dally.
PRINCE
RUPERT
private
Boxes
or
Party
Use.
Phone
671.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
L
Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
YUl,
XIV,
NO,
7J.
1,
-1
PIIIXCB
llUl'Kirr,
U.Ci
WKIi.VBHDAYt
AlUWL
2.
IW2i.
VMUrdtr'i
Clrcilatien
1SSS
Strut
Stl
0.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
BANK
i
lilS
1
s
GET
1
AWAY
.
sji-'-
'
WITH
r-
.
.
HUGE
,
,
SUM
BRITISH
GOVERNMENT
MAKES
A
CHANGE
IN
METHOD
OF
TREATY
MAKING
British
Government
Will
Give
Parliament
an
Opportunity
to
Discuss
All
Important
Treaties
New
Method
of
Dealing
with
Foreign
Powers
in
Order
to
Avoid
becret
Pacts
is
Announced.
TO
AID
FLIERS;
LUlUfl
LRDuIX
l
l
iivrisuumu
IUJDLL
U
J
'
l"
erolH.li.lie..
.ernul1lli
Ui
rplim,(,n
uf
,,,u.ai
ir.lo
Government
Will
Make
Effort
to,
PDT
AT
DDIT
A
1M
rrU,4,,n"
,Mrtjr-
,Hn
B,oh
Record
'or
8Pefi
j
IlKhA
UaiiflA
I
Tim
UlXlinilJ
I
Aim
VrM'onnnnhr
thrM'-.made
the
To
France
fr
'
A
annouiieeiHenl
that
in
,
.
,
'
!
''
l
Hnr
-
order
.
.trenullH.,,
the
control
Of-
)
-
ik...t
in
k
.
r
.....
,(....!
Iloverniiieiii
,
ha
..ffeml
a
pme
ARE
COMING
PIONEER
OF
LATE
MARTIN
O'REILLY.
IIP
e
Former
resident
of
this
cy
who
died
lasi
lught
n
Vancouver.
CITY
DIES?
Martin
O'Reilly
Succumbed
Attack
of
Pneumonia
In
Vancouver
During
Night
II
was
wilh
a
profound
snise
if
shock
and
regret
that
the
:n'vs
was
nreived
in
lhe
eily
this
iiiorulug
Itial
Martin
'-It.-illy,
one
of
Prinre
lluperl's
rirst
business
men,
had
died
in
Vancouver
during
I
lie
ui?lil
aDer
a
brief
illness
from
pneumonia,
lie
had
.been
mel
by
local
people
visiting
the
south
only
a
few
l.'iv
ui.-n
nnil
a
letter
was
re-
eeited
from
him
at'
the
first
of
Ibis
week.
Thus
his
dealh
came
very
unexpeclelly.
The
news
wasj
received
by
Fatln
r
P.
J.
Mrdrathi
O.M.I.
Ibis
moriiiiig.
The
bile
Martin
O'lleilly
was
ihoul
00
years
of
age
and
Was
horn
in
Ontario
of
Irish
parents
lie
raine
lo
Prim
e
llupert
in
the
early
days
and
established
a
men's
furnishing
business
whieli
he
conducted
very-
successfully
until
about
two
years
ago
when
he
moved
lo
Vancouver
and
opened
up
a
similar
business
I
here.
'
Coming
In
Prince
llupert
u
ingle
man.
MiO'lteilly
was
married
a
few
years
Jnlerl
He
i
now
survived
by
u
widow
ami
seven
children
three
daughters
and
four
sons.
Tito
youngest
daughter
died
about
u
year
ago.
Mr.
O'Heilly's
father
died'
iu
Ontario
about
a
year
ago.
The
lale
'Mr.
O'lleilly
was
always
an
active
member
of
the
Catholic
Church
mid
lie
was
the
rirst
grand
knight
of
lint
Knights
jf
Columbus
order
iu
.lhe
city,
lie
also
look
a
keen
Interest,
in
public
affairs
generally
and
held
the
position
among
others
of
president
of
lhe
Liberal
Association.
Funeral-
arrangements
ltae
not
yet
been
made.
,
Many
expressions
of
regref
were
sent
front
the
eily
today
to
lhe
widow
and
family
In
Ihefr
,
deeji
and
sudden'
barpaxcutpt;
'
to!
!
i:
STORK
FAVOR
OF
PUBLICITY
WORK
ON
THE
PRAIRIES
In
arcordanre
wilh
a
resolution
of
lhe
eily
20
YEARS
FOR
GENERAL
BOFIN
Was
One
of
Chief
Leaders
of
Ir
regulars
Last
Year
Especially,
in
Leltrlm
CAItlllCKSON.
Shannon,
April
2.
lieueral
Itofin.
one
of
the
-i.:..r
t
I
r
II...
!.....
I..
I.
"
Hie
opvTiiiious
nisi
ji-ur
lias
inxn
sentenced
to
20
yeurs
penal
servitude.
Itofin
is
a
former
raplaiu
iu
lhe
Uriiish
army.
He
gained
luuclt
noloriely
for
exploits
in
tint
l.eitrim
district.
TWELVE
DEATHS
IN
Police
Be?an
Drive
Against
Druggists
Selling
Denatured
Alcohol
Bandits
get
away
with
$100,000
in
Montreal
from
Bank
Messengers
Chauffeur
and
One
Bandit
are
Killed
and
a
Messenger
is
Wounded
on
busy
street
MO.VniKAL,
April
2.
The
i
ity
wa
thrilled
yesterday
by
the
news
that
two
men
had
been
killed
and
-lOU,OQO
or
more
stolen
from-
bank
nieMenger
from
a
consignment
of
half
a
mil-iiou
dollar;)
being
despatched
through
the
streets
of
the
city
laie
'
yclerday
afternoon
in
the
bank
automobile.
.
Henry
Cleroiix,
bank
rhaffeur,
and
Harry
Hlone,
bandit,
were
the
Iwo
men
killed.
The
ear
belonging
to
the
Hank
of
illochelaga
was
pacing
along
Ontario
Street
in
a
busy
section
of
j
the-city
carrying
cuih
to
the
amount
of
something
like
half
a
million
dullar.
when
it
as
at-
"
-
1
'lacked
by
etelit
men
wilh
rifles
II
1
1)1)
Al)
f)A
ADH
who
imiiie-lialely
shot
Cleroux
flilIl
DUllU
dead
and
wounded
one
of
the
two
bank
messengers
who
the
car.
were
in
I
be
lire
of
Hie
bandits
want
relumed
as
they
were
making
off
ill
a
car
which
(hey
had
stolen
and
which
was
later
located
with!
the
b'ody
of
tone.
lie
had
been
"shot
through
(he
head.
f
Not
aU
the
nioney-was,
taken
but
it
i
"believed
Ihaf'
Upwrards
AT
VANCOUVER
KNUCKLES
DOWN
Forced
by
Grain
Board
to
Obey
Regulations
b
Filing
Pro-
-
-
"Receipts
per
v
'
of
100,000
was
secured
by
Hie
'
'
rttltU,r
VA.VCOIVKH,
April
3,
-
All
''""
hipinrul
from
the
elcva-I
I
Hone
had
a
criminal
career.
Four
men
hae
been
arrested
,or
l,ere
were
,,allel
yesterday
by
the
police
on
suspicion.
ja"d
UHI
!'
o'clock
IJiis
morn-
Further
Details
;iiitr
iiy
oruer
oi
uio
noani
oi
'lirain
Comuiis.siuuer.s
because
1:"I,'"P
,,a,,,l,pd,
b'!W1'C"
Hie
Vancouver
Harbor
anil
;,iiu
I'.lll.
jiic
uuiik
car
ri.
iiucil
Mayor
Newton
sent
jlier
relumed
the
fire
a
lelegruin
to
Fred
Stork
.himself
was
rendered
asking
his
opinion
of
i
.combat
by
a
shot
llirou
bags
containing,
the
money
into
unolher
car.
which
drew
up
alongside.
While
they
were
do-
iup
this
Constable
Pellelier.
wboi
was
off
uiny
ami
nappeneu
to
bear
the
shooting,
rushed
tip.
filed
Forlier's
rexoher.
and
made
ufr
toward
the
suburbs.
Clereotix
wts
removed
to
the
hospital
and
died
(here.
Later
the
police
received
a
re
it
I
firjilllllll-
I1.II'!
Ull
Uill
I91UIUI-
Street
and
in
which
was
Hoard
Ifrtifii'tNl
I
fm
rpLMt
In
I
Emw
rif
f
bad
slowed
down
for
a
subway
at
,.attiJii
(,ran
M
m
Moreau
Mreel
when
the
eigl.
(Jrajl
Hoard
warell0U
V
lllifSKl-'J
IIU'Il
Ulll-llt-fl
llll-
IMl
4-1
with
rifles.
Clerraux
fell
mor-
lully
wouiiib'd
al
once,
but
For-
until
I
nurs
uc
.
.
,
,
...jl.i
ii.lnrw.
I.
1
1,
ere
Hie
1
loan
I
decided
lo
wilh-
i
ItroimMil
campaign
6
f
wrisl.
'draw
the
objection
JLo
filing
and
"
publicily
on
the
prairies.
I
he
bandits,
when
the
Va,,k
!
!
otral
ions,
wi
re
resumed
this
A
reply
lo
this
was
re-
:employees
were
put
oui
or
a-iion,
,
.,
reived
this
afternoon
(jumped
into
the
car
and
threw.
e-
which
read:
"Aelion
as
outlined
iu
jour
telegram
is
in
my
opinion
in
lhe
right
ili-
reelion
and
will
help
to-
ward
the
end
we
arc
all
working
for.'
Lfired
at
the
bandits'
car
as
it
.
:..i
.
n-ci-ii.
The
lirain
Hoard
withdrew-
lhe
I
,.-nt-.ti
man
til.al
i
n
.1
.....
I
f
.
I'm
lll.u.'
He.
ii
i
ii
n.
ever.
luuowiug
a
mcciiii
ui
tun
led
a
rewar.1
of
?5.000
for
infor-"!
"
,
V
7',l
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t.
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III
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1
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s
ii
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i
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i
OCEAN
FALLS
.
DIVORCE
CASE;
E.
G.
Horrobln
or
That
Place
Oel
Decree
From
His
Wife
port
thai
a
car
bad
crashed
into-
,,
.
1..1...1
i
..:
t.lailslone
Special
lo
Daily
News
VA.NCOl
VF.lt,
Ai.ril
.
Earl
,
liorroinu
or
tce,arr-
r
....
i
Falls
has
heeii
granted
a
decree
IOUIUI
.
,
..
.....
...
i
i
i
i
i
.
r
..
...,.
i
OI
invorre
misuiuir
unu
.
.
inn
iuj
the
dead
body
of
a
man.
several
,
.i
-
...
rifles
and
a
number
f
spent
Vf
u'
Jessie
Horrobm
.eone
cartridges.
The
ear
answered
the
wife
deseriplion
of
the
bandits'
auto-'.
''
'""Tin
"V..
mobile.
The
dead
bandit
bad
been
'
V1''"
Ji'T
shot
through
the
bead.
The
bank
f"
,
2t
,lhr
or
Hochelaga
immedialely
offer-
'",
lru'I.
c
'fi,lJ
w,lh
i.wtUon
lea.liiiK
lo
the
capture
of
JU
'""-c
"
llaol
Forlier.
in
the
course
of
,V
,
w'
,v
1
waw
"
u
statement,
said
he
thought
the,11"''
Pelmon
ear
was
carrying
ctieeks
and1
money
lo
the
amount
of
$300,000.
The
police
say
all
the
robbers
left
checks
and
money
money
to
the
umouut
or
10,000
in
Iho
car.
TOLEDO
FROM
DRINK.PILGRIM
STEAMER
bank
ON
FIRE
BETWEEN
DECL(S
PORT
SUDAN
i
I.OMiON,
April
TOI.F.hO.
April
2.
Deaths
in
steamer,,
Frangestan
loledo
since
Sunday
from
drinking
denatured
alcohol
amounted
lo
jwelvo
yesterday.
The
police
began
a
drive
against
druggists
selling
denatured
alcohol'
for
average
I'urjiflsps.
SETTLERS
FOR
VANDERHOOF
Party
of
Esthonlans
Under
tlr
John
Pltka
Leave
Winnipeg
In
Special
Car
Sir
John
Pilka,
representative
of
lhe
F.slhouian
government
who.
Mrilisb
visited
the
city
and
district
last
bound
for
summer
on
a
colonization
lour,
Jeddalt
with
1200
pilgrinvs
aboardleft
Winnipeg
last
night
with
a
is
on
lire
between
necks,
says
a
special
colonist
car
containing
a
despatch
from
Porl
Sudan.
The
party
of
setllcrs
for
Vanderlioof,
fire
Is
serious
und
is
spreading.
The
steamer
ts
being
accompanied
by
o.lfcer
vessels.
accoriiiiiK
to
word
reelved
Imlay
by
It.
F.
Me.a.ugli'lon,"0.N.ll.
di.
irict
iiassenger
agents