I
jidcr
giiiinl
of
a
detachment
of
lloyul
Canadian
Mounted
p
T
m
the
steerage
of
the
steamer
Princes
Alice
there
i
en-K
the
realm
of
civilization
for
the
first
time
four
-Indian
:
it
-ipiaw
iroiii
Hie
upper
reuhc
of
the
Linrd
llier
who
gi
Id
Inal
for
the
murder
of
an
Indian
lad.
Having
traversed
L,nril
to
Telegraph
Creek,
over
Hie
great
divide
between
'
M
e
keiizie
and
Slikine
lliwr
iteiiu.
a
di-Uiti'-e
of
some-
ke
20."
miles
1-
canoe
mid
on
foot
and
thence
I
(10
mile
Hie
tilikine
llivcr
by
gii-boal,
the
party
of
Indian
and
paed
through
hc-e
yes-
.
4
I'hm.ii.
The
prisoner
ur-
TDTTEQ
RONnl
1
111
I
LJ
VJlUJ
1
a
-miaw;
lie.'
Hi
r--
broili
It
Urn
i.
Jiiiuti'
and
Clem,
and
Indian.
Ilig
Aleck.
Their
t
"fMli
of
lnpertor
T-
V
l
Vuncli
and
Qmslali-1
W
Senile
and
C.
II.
Mur-jBear
River
Property
to
be
Work-
'
Vancouver.
Strange
Cae
j
murder
,
in
which
j
fr
Indian
are
iutnlvrd!
.
...i.
......
i
i.J
Itupiif
al
the
next
A-l
,
,
,
.
"
.
.
,
Ul
for
DrMn"
Tun,
u
II
he
one
of
the
MraH,r-Conlr,cl
Ihei
During
Winter:
Across
I
ha-
.-er
come
up
iH
I
"dumliM
ixHtrtit.
lie-J
Ridne
from
Premier
!
wa
Dellevefl
lo
M
a
ne.-romancer,
a
Menleii
1
Indian
lad
named
Mor-l.j.l
hl
hand
lied
behind
v
VNi
hung
up
heed
1
1
la
Mini
left
In
frrrie
In
wiii
n
ilif
temper!
urr
wan
frrn
lal
winter.
The
-
alleged
to
hate
beenl,iei
I
ly
Hie
Indian
un-
M
i
wlill"
Hiey
were
en-
'
i
forly
in
i
le
below
Lain)
TIh'V
arji
nomad
Indian
in
NVUnii
li,er.
I,ater
foiiiinale
youth
win
taken
and
buried.
a
ik
Ila.
lorekeeMr
in
"f
Hie
1
1
lid
on
llsy
pol
ard,
reported
lo
government
uiic
dial
HIe
Ales,
a
Lre
.
r
from
the
Mackenzie
HUer.
"lit
him
of
Ihe
murder
of
Indian
Imv.
SiiMrinlndenl
s
Knmlii
n(
Hie
Itnyal
lism-
of
Mnunleil
Police
at
Valicotl-
iii
out
tin
patrol
headed
Is
Kjierlor
N
iinch
lo
invenll-ihc
olllcere
pa
Md
tlimtijili
lii-l
June
on
the
way
north
i
unwell
from
wlileli
place
v
went
by
river
boal
lo
Tele-
ii!i
Creek.
From
then
on,
'
onllnucil
on
page
fite
HERO'S
DEATH
STEWART
MINE'i-
rades
and
Dler
In
Attempt
Overcome
by
powncr
gu
In
the
lialt
of
the
llUerslde
mine
at,
st"wart,
a
nfan
named
,lklni!
mr
r
succumbed
at
the
hospllal
tlmrn
on
Sunday
last
according
!
wind
received
In
Ihe
clly
yen-
1
ilnx
on
the
steamer
Canlcna;
wlii
'h
look
the
reinaliiH
or
Ihe
l,-ad
tit
it
1
1
lo
Vancouver
accoin-i
("anted
by
Ihe
widow.
II
aiinearsl
'"ii
Alkliif.
whose
duties
as
n
I'lacksmnii
kepi
him
on
the
sur-fncr.
learned
that
neveral
miners
'
Hie
sliiift
were
In
dllres
fl'"in
Hie
fumes.
Hi
went
down
'"ill
was
iiiiable
lo
cfrect
a
lesciie
"ml
was
also
overcome.
Finally,
ill
Hie
men
were
taken
out
In
nn
oiiciuiitcloiis"
condition.
Alklns
'"'I
some
hours
later
In
Ihe
hos-'
STEWART
CLAIM
ed
with
A.
St.
Clair
Brlndle
In
Charge
WIDE
ORE
FISSURE
llnMiijr
bonded
a
new
mi
llie
Hear
HUer
aero
Hie
ridge
from
Ihe
Premier
mine
and
about
nuposilej
I
lie
hunwell
and
completed
aid
arrangement
for
the
immediate!
tart
hot
of
development
work
in
charge
of
A.
SI.
Claire
llnndle,
the
well
known
Victoria
mining
engineer.
A.
II.
Trite
,
for
a
long
lint?
prominent
in
connection
with
mming
deitipmenl
al
Slewarl.
ad
Ihrouith
Ihe
city
on
Ihe
Uinlena
yealfnlay
aflemiMin
relurnlug
lo
Vancouver.
The
prH"Hy,
whWh
wan
bonded
by
Mr.
Trite
from
Mr.
and
William
I
Mini,
Jim
Im-
x
ill-
and
Frank
11
is
a
alter
a
earelul
examiiiallon
by
Mr.
Ilriu-dle,
contain)
a
wide
fiun
vein
liisli-pnide
filver-lead
ore
aayiiig
9207.10
lo
Ihe
ton.
The
ein
ha
been
traced
on
the
.ur-face
over
121)0
feW
in
one
dir-eclion
fnnn
the
discovery.
In-diealiniix
are
that
the
vein
I
ery
widu
containing
eoncenlrat-ing
a
well
a
lilali
grade
ore.
llefore
leaimt
Slewarl,
Mr.
Trili
let
a
conlracl
for
500
feet
of
cni--cu!
IuiiiicI
to
tap
the
ein
ul
come
700
fw'l
below
Ihe
apex.
In
addition
a
crew
of
men
ihti
h'cu
put
on
to
lui
1
11
trail,
Iramp
and
open
up
another
level
thai
will
follow
in
on
Ihe
ore
body
at
Ihe
point
where
tin.
-I.....
.Mir
I-
Miii.l
iirmnlHillL'
'I'll!'
properly,
which
cmW
or
l
Blacksmith
Com-Hain.H
In
Iwo
group-.
i
Ideally
Tried
to
Rescue
nltlialCII
HOIII
a
a
uorhiun
worKim;
Mini
shipping
slandiHiiul
and
plenty
of
limber
and
pOwer,
him
water
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Take
nollee
that
Hays
Cove
Avenue
from
Sixth
Avenue
lo
Conrad
Sheet
will
be
dosed
for
Ihree
"week
commencing
Monday,
October
13.
Ileslilenls
are
requested
lo
iel
In
their
supply
or
coal,
etc.,
before
that
date..
F.
W.
PHAHSO.V,
238
.
filly
Engineer.
Bentley
Pitched
Seven
Good
Innings
of
Good
Ball
and
Scored
Home
Run
WASHINGTON
OUTPLAYED
Leon
Coslln
Made
His
Third
Home
Run
of
World
Series
For
Senators
MAV
YOIIK,
Oct.
H.
Jack
llenlley
pitched
eeven
lnniiiKi
of
Ufxxl
baoeball
for
the
HianlM
to
day
and,
beidM,
made
u
borne
run
in
Ihe
fifth
inning
with
Howdy
alif.nl
of
him
o
he
was
largely
nponihlc
fir
tlie
New
Yorker
winnfn?
their
third
victory
of
the
World
Scried
oer
Ihe
Wanhiiigton
Si-nalori.
by
a
nrore
of
6
to
2
ill
xplli
of
the
fal
thai
hi
wait
replacml
in
Ho
i-ilthlh
innitiK
by
Hugh
Mc
Quillan
after
he
had
allowed
Leon
Hoidin.
the
Wahinplon
ut
fielder,
a
home
run
Colin's;
third
of
Uie
serie.
Unforluti-.iii-ly
for
Wanhinglon,
I
hern
was;
nobody
on
baie
when
(Joilin
made
lii
circuit
clout.
It
wa
all
New
York
2a
me
from
Kiarl
lo
finih
and
Ihe
Senator
never
had
a
look
in.
The
(Hani
made
thirteen
lilt
and
played
efrorlei
ball.
The
Senator
made
nine
hit
and
two
pr-
inrs.
.
T'life
afi!
hits
and
al
waftY
Ilf
the
eftrhlli
rave
the
Oiani
HiMje
nui.
;
.-The
walleflfu
wir:
'
New
York
llenlley.
Mc(Ju1llan
atwl
rtovii-dy.
Mhina-ton-
Waller
Jolmon
and
Nuel.
Jobnuon
was
given
an
enthusiastic
round
of
applu
w
hen
lie
entered
Ihe
box
at
the
fir.-l
of
the
.-am.
The
ecore
by
inning
wa
a
follow
s
:
1
2
3
t
5
6
7
H
11
Wah.
0
0
0
I
0
0
0
I
02
N.
Y.
0
0
10
2
0
0
3
x
6
FIRE
PREVENTION
WEEK
IN
SCHOOLS
Department
Conducted
Fire
Drills
This
Morning
Lectures
Being
Given
by
Principals
Fire
Chief
D.
11.
MrDonald
ami
members
(
his
department
visi
ted
all
the
city
schools
this)
morning
ami
conducted
rirei
drills.
11
took
an
average
ot
15
sceonl
lo
clear
llorden
Street,
Month
and
Kinp
Ktlward
Schools;
of
teachers
and
pupils.
This
is
considered
satisfactory.
This
is
Fire
1'revention
Week
mill
Ihe
subject
is
being
lectured
mi
by
all
principals.
BODY
OF
SCOTTY
SIMS
FOUND
ON
STEWART
FLATS
STFAVAHT.
Oct.
8.
The
body
or
"Scotty"
Sims,
who
lost
his
lite
when
a
rowboat
in
which
he
was
crossing
the
Inlet
from
the
sawmill
capsized
some
two
months
ngo,
was
found
on
the
flats
last
Saturday
morning
by
lieu
Lawrence.
It
has
been
interred
here.
HELD
AS
SUSPECTS
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
ind
m&ln
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
din
parties.
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
(MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
drill.
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
Vl)l.
XIV,
237
PIUNCK
HUPKIIT,
11.(1,
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOHEIl
8.
IU2.
VMOrttf's
ClrcwUtlo
1TZS.
Slrffl
stiff,
461
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
Indian
Boy
frnged
by
Legs
With
Hands
Tuf
'
Him
and
Left
to
Freeze
to
Death
Then
Buried
Five
Nomads
From
North
Brought
by
Mounted
Police
on
Steamer
Princess
Alice
Bound
for
Okalla
FOUND
BODY
IN
UNCANNY
MANNER
Natives
Have
First
Contact
With
Ciiilization
and
are
Filled
With
Wonder
and
Suspicion
GIANTS
WIN
THIRD
GAME
I
HOLDING
UP
BANK
SFATlLi:,
Oct.
H,
IMwanl
Faslck
and
Joseph
New
are
held
here
suspected
or
being
two
of
the
four
bandits
who
held
up
eleven
members
of
the
slnrr
or
Ihe
local
branch
or
the
Canadian
Hankir
Commerce
on
July
.
..Mr.
Dorothy
Campbell
Ihird
or
Philadelphia,
Pa.,
is
the
holder
of
Ihe
new
YVomfn''
National
(iolf
title
afler
her
defeat
of
Miss
Mary
K.
Hrowne
of
California
at
Nayalt.
ILL
Great
Public
Interest
Taken
in
Sitting
of
Imperial
House
of
Commons
in
London
Today
ueceorilale
Hie
rniitislry
railing
upon
him
f
i...f.
...t?ti...
r.:'-..
I"
.ii
vnim-
iiriK
Mriur'iiiHiir
-
-
iii'Mi
opened
Ihl
aflernomi
a
hue
throng
palhered
outside
the
Parliament
lliiililinirs.
When
the
pakr
liMik
the
chair
at
2.15
there
was
an
air
of
suipnpi
excitement
and
Kiac.
expeelatiou
preailct
in
the
chanuber.
LIGHTING
SYSTEM
IN
PORT
SIMPSON
HOSPITAL
A
Deleo
Itlilinsr
system
has:
been
installed
al
the
Port
Simp-'
son
Hospital
ny
iiunen
w
am.
electrician
ot
tins
city.
It
will
light
the
doctors'
residence
as
well
as
the
hospila!.
HON.
WILLIAM
SLOAN
PROVNCIAL
SECRETARY
YICTOIHA,
Oct.
H.
-ill
on.
Wil-!
Ham
Sloan,
minister
r
mines,
j
has
been
naninl
proMiicial
.rcre-'
lary
uccceiinr
S.
K.
MacDonald1
who
was
tlereated
in
Ihe
recent!
by-eletiou
at
North
Okanagau.
!
PATTULLO
COMING
TO
WELCOME
KING
VANCOl
YKIl,
Oct.
8.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
leaxes
Ynncouxer
Friday
night
tor
Prince
Itupert
lo
officially
welcome
Premier
.Mackenzie
Kini;
on
behair
or
Ihe
gnv-einiiiciit
or
British
Columbia,
lie
will
discuss
with
the
Premier
the
ipieslion
or
port
development
at
Prince
WORK
BLACK
WOLF
MINE
J.
M
Hoar
Going
Today
en
route
Laka
to
to
Terrace
Kalum
J
.M.
Hoar,
superintendent
of
the
Black
Wolf
Mining
Comt-pany,
Seattle,
accompanied
by
a
crew
of
four
men,
arrived
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
from
the
south
this
afternoon
and
will
leave
on
tonight's
train
for
Terrace
to
commence
winter
development
work
on
the
Black
Wolf
mineral
claims,
situated
In
the
Kalum
Lake
district
some
twenty
miles
from
Terrace.
The
working
gang
will
be
Increased
as
the
development
of
the
claims
progresses
satisfactorily
and
Mr.
Hoar
will
superintend
the
work
during
the
winter.
BUSHBY
WINS
APPEAL
AGAINST
DECISION
OF
MR.
JUSTICE
GREGORY
Discoverer
of
Eagle
Creek
Gold
Diggings
was
in
City
Yesterday
No
Good
to
go
in
Now
as
Food
and
Water
Snoi
tage
Probable:
Refuses
to
Sell
His
Claims
William
(irudy.
who
with
Henry
Ford
made
the
discovery
of
placer
gold
on
(iold
Pan
Creek
which
led
to
a
stampede
into
the
liease
Lake
district,
was
-a
oasseiiirer
iromir
thronrh
on
Princess
Alice
yesterday
afternoon
bound
for
his
home
in
Peter-j
borough,
Ontario,
where
he
will
spend
the
winter.
,
"I
would
not
advise
anybody
to
try
lo
get
into
that
district
!
now."
said
Mr.
(irady
in
speaking
to
a
Daily
News
representative.
There
are
already
many
prospectors
there
from
YVraiigell
and
Telegraph
Creek
and
there
is
apt
to
be
a
food
as
well
as
water
j
-
.shortage.
There
was
a
foot
and
i
lfllY
A
17
JUT
A
PM
A
Tr
a
,,a,r
of
!tn"w
",ere
w,,r"
'
came
iwjurui
innunniLi
)lone
now
an(1
tIie
whole
of
!
HAD
GOOD
HUOT..;
George
Eastman
and
His
Party
Returned
South
Yesterday
Took
23
Big
Animals
of
Various
Species
After
having
taken
23
animal-includin?
moose,
cariboo,
grizzly
bear,
mountain
goat,
am1
cheep
during
a
seven
weeks-
trip
to
Telegraph
Creek
and
the
Cas-
L0ND0N.
O.
I.
8.
Public
mleresl
in
Ihe
re-asseniblv
or
"
Muunlama,
a
b.
game
parliament
and
in
it-
expected
momentous,
sitting
lodav
when
'.""""P
Ia
,r
connituijg
or
the
fate
or
(ireut
Urilain
s
first
Labor
government
depends
upon.
"orfr'
ha"t,,,an
Ihe
Kodak
H.
.iii
i.f
ii...
III..
iJ...vm:.i..
v..iu
..r
ii.
l
ii...r-.i
uiagnale
of
Rochester,
NA.
and
tOV
!(
til
V
11-1.1
IIIOIV
vrtv-
V
V.
UIIVJ
111V
UII'VIUI
-
-
amendment
lo
the
motion
is
rurther
iiwreased
by
the
aiiiiounce-
,r"'
"t
!d"!?
c"y
ment
this
momiMg
that
the
King
is
cutting
short
his
holiday
at
Mr-.
and
M-
;yur
''
Hulmoral
and
is
leaving
there
tonight
to
arrive
in
London
tomor-
V',
,
y
'.
Slewarl
row
morning
tn
be
available
should
a
crisis
arrive
which
would
':,t,asM(1
'roUS,,
"
I'nnces
,
IUrnlii-soulli.
'
I
It
was
a
very
salistacloi-y
trip,
jsaid
Mr.
Eastwood
In
speaking
'lo
a
Daily
News
representative,
and
was
marred
only
by
a
preat
deal
of
rain
towards
the
end.
He
was
particularly
enthusiastic
about
the
country
from
a
scenic
'
standpoint.
!
Fight
Indian
guide
and
a
while
guide,
Ira
Ward
from
As
the
discoverer
of
the
sold
at
'old
Pan
Creek,
Mr.
Orady
is
confident
that
there
will
be
much
evelopment
and
much
money
iade
there
but
he
points
out
that
Hie
extent
or
the
jrold
is
yet
to
be
proven.
His
own
personal
iplimism
is
confirmed
by
the
ict
that
he
refused
an
offer
of
i25,000
for
his
claims.
Mr.
Orady
scored
at
Ihe
idea
or
selling"
out
himseir.
There
has
been
a
good
deal
of
exaggeration
hi
connection
with
the
stories
coming
out
about
the
strike,
he
says.
There
have
been
no
pans
with
two
ounces
or
gold,
he
declares,
but
the
pans
do
run
well
over
25c.
,
,
(old
Pan
Creek,
on
which
(
irady
and
Font
.made
their
di-rovery,
is
only
about
eijrhl
miles
long
and
ilemptles
into
Little
Kagle
Creek
which
in
turn
Is
tributary
lo
the
Dease
and
Liard
divers.
Lying
ninety
miles
northeast
or
Telegraph
Creek
and
12
miles
frtim
the
Dease
Lake
wajron
road,
it
is
comparatively
asy
lo
reach
and
the
Kold
maybe
easily
taken
out.
.
Mold
Pan
Montana,
accompanied
the
partyl
Creek
is
ideal
for
placer
mining
from
Telegraph
Creek
into
the
as
it
cuts
throujth
Ihe
formation
wilds.
All
equipment
except
the!
and
is
from
five
to
eiitht
feet
horses
was
taken
in
by
Mr.
man's
party,
East-
TWO
WERE
FINED
UNDER
GAME
ACT
The
hearings
in
Hie
!
court
before
Magistrate
McCly
moot
following
the
arrests
of
,
Indians
in
the
Western
Rooms
'Monday
night
charged
with
In-'
'
fractions
of
the
Man;e
Act
pro-!
ceeded
yesterdiy
afternoon
and
this
morninp.
The
results
were
j
that
lloberl
Mreen
was
fined
25
for
attempting
to
sell
game,
.
J.
Ilobinson
was
fined
$25
for
;
having
deer
meat
under
one
year
'
old
in
his
possession,
and
Kit
Mreen
and
David
Mreen
were
dismissed.
Another
case
in
the
same
connection
is
pending
and
VANCOl'VEH,
Oct.
8.
t.eorge
wi
l)e
lried
lomorrow
morning.
O.
Jlushby
of
Prince
Itupert
in
the
appeal
court
succeeded
in
ha
ins
reversed
the
Judgment
of
Mr.
Justice
M
re-gory
who
dismis-
sed
his
claim
of
ten
thousand
dollars
against
Albert
Tanner
for
misrepresentation.
1
The
court,
with
Chief
Justice'
Mactlonald
dissenting,
directed
that
the
plaintiff
could
amend
his
claim
on
terms.
Passengers
Looted
Ship
in
Chinese
Waters
and
Carried
off
Large
Sum
in
Currency
SHANGHAI,
Oct.
8.
Thirty-one
passengers
who
boarded
the
steamer
Wing
Sin
here
when
she
left
Tor
Choo
Fow
look
nrnitul
possession
of
the
vessel
uml
forced
Captain
Torgeuson
to
sail
lo
mi
isolated
itilel
near
Hong
Kong
where
they
looted
Ihe
ship,
currying,
off
:ii)0,ooo
in,
Chinese
currency.
who
meinoer
ui
me.
crew,
wws
Kiiieu
ami
one
injured
in
firing
Which
occurred
when
the
ship
was
seiied.'
BALL
PLAYERS
WILL
GET
NICE
WAD
FROM
THE
GATE
RECEIPTS
NEW
YORK,
Oct
.8
Washington
and
New-York
players
will
divide
$218.3I1.
it
was
announced
after
Ihe
fourth
game
of
Ihe
world
series
last
night,
from
which
the
players
will
receive
a
share
oT
the
receipts.
The
winners
get
$118,002
and
Ihe
Ioers
the
GUEST
OF
FORD
leep.
It
is
thus
really
a
poor
man's
creek.
The
formation
is
schist,
greenstone
and
porphry.
The
schist
being
"decomposed
gives
a
soft
bed
rock.
The
creek
has
a
grade
of
five
per
cent
and
there
is
sufficient
water
supply
for
all
lnicinir
miriiiwix
Of
policej
course,
it
freezes
up
in
the
win
ter.
Timber
and
wood
are
scarce
in
Ihe
immediate
vicinity.
Pieces
of
gold
weighing
rrom
tOc
to
$5.00
were
taken
out
by
Orady
and
Ford
but
not
from
the
bed
rock.
On
account
or
recent
snows,
continued
on
page
2)
HIGH
SCHOOL
PRESENTATION
Miss
Dorothy
Patmore
Recipient
of
Prize
for
Best
Marks
In
Canadian
History
Yesterday
afternoon
at
tho
High
School
11
presentation
was
made
by
the
Adair
Carss
Chapter.
I.O.D.E.,
of
a
fountain
pen
to
Miss
Dorothy
Patmore,
the
pupil
having
the
highest
marks
in
Canadian
history
in
Ihe
entrance
class
hl
year.
The
pre-
'senlalion
was
made
by
Mrs.
Hatcher,
regent
of
the
chapter,
who
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.W.
A.
Mnthieson,
educational
secre-
lary.
An
interesting
address
win
given
by
Principal
Hrady
and
Miss
Macdonald
had
charge
of
Ihe
singing
ot
0
Canada
and
tho
National
Anthem.
!
PRINCE
GONE
EAST
DETHOIT.
Oct.
8.
It
Is
an-
VANCOUYEIl,
Oct.
8.
Tho
nounced
that
the
Prince
of
Prince
of
Wales
left
nt
I
o'clock
Wales'
will
be
the
guest
of
Henry
this
afternoon
for
Calgary
en
Ford
on
October
II
when
spend-j
route
east.
He
spent
a
ipiiel
imr
a
day
here.
Imoniin?.