iw
January
13.
1025.
TEE
DAILT
NEWS
CASH
AND
CARRY
Eye-Witness
of
Trouble
at
Mellakatla
in
1882
Blames
fcw
w-r
SALE
i
Late
Bishop
Ridley
for
it
Itfy1'
but
what
N?
.
i
..r
it......
iiiiirknbiy
imv
prices.
if
n
1
y.Sif
Halting
I-""'"'''
0
I
j,
...
i
Magic
flaking
Powder,
Urnwn
Means.
1
tin-
w',jP
Ilealls,.
pel'
111.
I
.,
!
Ilu
i
Il'lM'l
I
r.l
4
I
"
.
85c
.V.-Y
$1.60
.
25c
.
.
7c
.'
25c
All
our
prices
'
arc
r-
i
i
....
i.
dncoil,
l.nilir
in
iiiiii
i
ih
aniiiii'l
iimi'r
!
E
CONOMT
STORE
417
Filth
Ave.
West.
I
Mm
S3
This
is
a
thoughtful
age
sn.l
mm'
or
us
approach
Hie
New
Year
ill
a
serious
matinc.
We
arc.
going
In
do
(ho
)st
we
can
lo
im-lirnvff
llie
comfort
(if
our
liom'
folks
ami
will
ailil
In
personal
efficiency
lliul
u
w;:ll
may
lie
a
holler
plari"
fur
our
having
lived
in
jl
We
soil
hardware
llial
will
nial:e
this
a
heller
jdaer
for
you
ami
your.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
-
i
(Hy
U.
JlarriMin
;
llcfiire
1
ranic
In
llritili
Columbia
fur
a
few
mouths
I
was
rural'
al
SI.
Tlimuas',
.Stepney,
London.
intended
In
go
mil
lo
Cali-iilla
under
Hie
auspices
if
I
lie
Clnircli
Missionary
So-ciely.
In
fact,
1
had
my
passive
hooked
oil
(lie
O.
Liner
Khhirailn.
and
had
also
provided
all
my
wardrolie.
Before
the
limi'
of
my
departure,
however,
J
had
a
serious
illness
and,
on
my
recovery,
the
Medical
Hoard
refused
In
ajlow
me
lo
proceed!
lo
my
destination
ami
ordered
me
to
the
Xorlh
Pacific
coasl
;
until
I
fully
regained
my
health
ami
strength.
After
several
presentations
fiMn
friends
iiii
-
1
Kllglaild,
my
wife
an.l
I
left
..asscd
by
dial
villa
ire.
Tins
l.n
Liverpool
in
l,e
S.S.
Alaska,
he-
hrratigrd
In
.In
ir
1
cnul.l
secure
longintr
In
tin
I'nion
Line.
audla
"M,erial
perm"
for
him
In
.In
"V"m.iau
ariixen
in
icinria
Ml.
1
1
saw
the
cnlleclor
of
Nnveuiilier
21.
1882.
Icuslnins,
the
late
Mr.
HainJey,
When
we
arrived
we
found
jand
M.
Very
kindly
granted
me
llial
the
only
sleiimer
then
ruii-ij
I
lie
necessary
papers
"-"
i.iug
up
the
northern
roasl
was,
Ridey
vs.
Duncan
i
lie
iFiier.
uo'ii
owneo
ny
uie
WIW,
iiuiimiii
nay
company,
this
ves
set
was
I
lien
.in
her
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Balllnir
tr-'in
I'rlnrn
Hiiprrl.
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
8wnon
Bay,
and
Alert
Bay,
Tuatday,
6
P.M.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
Alort
Bay,
nd
Sar.ton
Bay,
Saturday,
10
A.M.
'or
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
8unday,
S
P.M.
for
ANYOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naai
Rlor
Cannarlaa,
Friday
A.M.
Ml
2nd
liinui.
J.
BirniUy.
Aiant.
?rlnc
Rupert,
IX.
CAPS
lo
dear
from
Balance
of
Winter
Overcoats
AT
COST.
Only
a
rew
tefl.
STEVE
KING
Phone
Green
85.
$1
.25
fo
52.00
Mr.
n
ilays
in
making
III!"
I
(
ill
lielween
Vii'lni
i
i
mi.
I
wlnler'M
MHIakalla.
II,.;
present
.lay
.(.ir..-r.
as
iiii"
company
iuy
tpnin,..-
,,..,
.,l
ll.
li'in
jit
"
ru"
,ulrmlJ
,l,,!;il.i.ly-six
hours.
V
arrived
f.ne
wealher
irouHli
-
of
each
f,
Uret,
r
r,mr
.lays'
before
year.
TJ.i
heit.R
ll.e.fae
we
,:,iri,,Ms.
0n
o,.r
arrival
we
were
e.iinnelled
Jo
uthy
"in
Vic-
,
i
..n
t...n
.-
Y
:
.
.
iifiiuu
u
iii
iiiuwii"
in
a
xit'ai
ilor.u
mill)
v.e
could
gl,
a
chanr
slRB.
of
M(.jemeiil.
They
were
jii.
go
norlh-on
.nmo
other
vessel.
!llvjj,H,
in,
,SV),
,
j(s
A,(0it
,e
rtlNynl
at
Ifie
old
Douglas
,.jRl
,,,,,,
rPll)ain(,,
fa,.liril,
i
minis'',
which
ai
(ii.ii
nine
was
i.,
i,
,,..
ii.,.
-
...
..ii,
.
ii
1
1
1
ii.
1
1
i
hi;
.III'
Ill's
I
UUUUI!I
OIIIISR
city.
t-
.
(
t
i
!Tree
weeK8
m.rr
our
arrival
;,
HiH,(,.,
iiwl,,v
UMlup
iir
Niclona,
the
lal
Mr.
Saunders
,
m.n-v
i.i-
-n
.v
n.,.i
Mr.
an.l
conlenled
under
iMincan's
jiirisdicliii.
Tackled
Wrong
Man
'
ilM
I
1
I
ill
IMI
ORMES
LIMITED
Ume.pial
slri
Ihe
bishnp
was
sent
oul
by
Ihe
i.,
f
Church
Missionary
Society,
and
(his
society
had
paid
Mr.
Duncan
"(his
salary;
consequently
Dr.
Iltidley
when
lie
was
appointed
jjltisliop
of
New
Caledonia
iniag-jiiiei
that
he
was
head
over
all.
and
Dial
all
must
obey
his
orders
or
resign,
lie
tackled
the
wrong
man
when
lie
began
lo,
give
his
orders
to
Mr.
Duncan
and
lo
Ihe
Indians
thai
he
had
rescued
from
heallienism.
In
niy
opinion
the
bishop
was
very
arrogant,
as
he
jresiiiied
on
his
arrival
to'die-tale
to
Mr.
Duncan
what
he
should
do'
in
regard
In
Ihe
people
that
he
(Mr.
Duncan
had
been
Hying
lo
.civilize
for
hvenl,y
years,
ami
Willi
whose
social
Phone
20
Capable
if
heing
comniunicanls.
Mr.
J)ui;cau
dem.urred
ai.
said
llial.
I
hey
were
mil
sufficiently
instructed
in
the
rituals
of
the
church
to
receive
this
sacred
ordinance,
and
Hie
conse.pience.
was
the
Ju'cakiug
up
of
the
finest
ImLian
village
in
Itrilish
Cnluin-Iia.
I'lic
departure
of
Mr.
J
u
n
-can
unit
his
Ju.lian
followiM-s
In
Alaska
was
a
severe
blow
to
I
lie
aiillo.
lilies
if
Ihe
Clmii'li
Missionary
ociVly
an.t-a
heavy
loss
lo
Ihe
inerehanls
of
Victoria
I
from
wJintli
they
purchased
all
I
heir
supplier.
The
bishop,
.however,
thought
otherwise,
and
in
an
address
he
lina.le
at
.Mellrkatla
on
Ihe
occa-
in
III
...
the
IIII'
4,.,,.,
.i-i.
,
ii.....
s
ion
of
three
a.lilresses
an.l
les
"'i'
'
'
1111,11'iiihi
Uiii'ili
lljriii,-
,
.
!au.l
the
halanw
threw
in
ll.eirl""1
'
"Hl?
,,n
'"--"'
I'resenuM
n
nun
i
ly
i
ne
ricigy
aim
lauy,
saiil
."'.fhat
you
wern
ahoul
lo
intended
to
xend
hi
auxiliary
:j)UJI(Mi
,j.ins
a
show
me
oine
mark
or
your
con-
sleam
schooner
Holphinis
far
fjn,.
jsni
j
ianka
'ntul
llier'e
1
ri,,'m'''
1
,iai1
n(a'1''
aware,
as
Ihe
Skeena
lllver.
My
wire
andf,,,,,,,),,,,
,ho
fin(H,
,ow
con:l'"t
I
liad
"l
Hie
slightest
hint
I
secure.!
our
t.lli
m
her,
h4
,.oie,
entirely
hy
Indians
that
yyn
AV''r'
p"i,1r
H''1
before
shn
left
I
w
taken
sild-i.,,,.,
anvw.Hr
..Hlier
!
address
of
vour
esteem
an.l
af-
I.
'lily
ill
with
fyphnid
fever.
a
Kovere
ajtaeh
of,
Canada
o,-
the
Uniied
Slat
tin
my
recovery
America.
i
no
.vmenean
sieanier
ituum
wa
1
,,w
a
Ut
ITEWART
iiid
ANroX
WednoUy.
11.00
p.m.
II.
PRWCE
JOHN
Jc:
si
IT.
:il
fur
Vmii-.mvrr
n
I.
In
nary
It.
i.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUTERT
WKOAY,
WEDNESOAV,
SATURDAY,
i.WI
p
in.
fur
I'rlnrt"
i.'..rP.
EDMONTON.
winNieca,
jiii
jjMiiiitK
Ka-rn
.
inailn,
l
nllo.1
shim.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LIMES.
City
Tlckil
Olllca,
62S
Third
Af
Prlnct
Puprl.
Phon
2
CO.
,,c
irriioii.
.much
as
I
aiui;
inese
He
named
the
place
orj4',,s,,'V
,'"'y
as,"0,l!!ni?
!""''l'ared
lo
Ihe
unity
of
fc.-ling
tu-le
New
Mellakalla.
m
Hie
ielona
harbor
prepara-
Prom
Christmas
1882
lo
th
'and
pirii
winc-Ji
promple.
lory
lo
making
her
mid-wlnler
!,..i
,.f
ium
n.
ii,
r
ii,!pving
of
them.
It
seems
like
trip
fo
Wronvpll.
Cnplain
f'.ar-1,,,,.,.,
srnpfr
an,
ani.nosiivJ
l,,!lIii,,fr
a
v,",on
"f
""1'ossibili
iiiii
whs
mi"
niiisirr.
I
aw
I'Mlilniii
and
asked
him
if
would
l.,n,
ns
at
Mellakalla
a
lie
j(W
My
opinion
is
lhal
llie!"r
1:111,1
t"','M
tm?M
0111
11
Ildshop
was
cHllrMy
in"
the
Wi-wig.!1'1".11"
i"
"ol
V"''
"T
WINTER
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
I.I.
PRINCE
RUPERT
iU
trtm
Crini"
Iliipor
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
CATTLE,
imrriiH
rtmli"
m.iiiI
i':h
Irlilnv
V.im
a.m.
I
Mr.
Diuican
had
imiupW'
i
ltlili:illn
lllLielllrtl
fl'illll
'sim.u,,.,
,.ivi.e.
.....I
l.:.,.!11"'
Ihe
'!
ami
I
wa
present
in
most
of
1h"c;,i,"liv
-wleji
ration
of
Uiiiu.pli
hallle
f.ebl.
On
tins
pou.l
eedinns
helween
Ihe
Kvo
fhee'
'
l'ln
llo'll-f.
l
nr
iiu-
,,.
(dresscri
are
full
of
reference
lo
nil
inii
ft''P
aim
"!
iiamiui
painful'
coiiiiici.
for
this
I
should
not
i,
..
iknimiuiiil'
ii..
mul
even
'
i"(
Ml'
U
ii
iii
i.-td
ii
al
MttJIakalla.
He
v
i
.n
-now
allude
In
the
deficit
of
those
I"
Wil"
nu
who
lornieriy
icrronser
over
.eeued.
Ihe
Indians
frfim
.JJnl,,"i1
7"iiwe-t
ery
,cw
ii
.
nun
mni
tin.
in
iiiia
na
hcalhciiUli
.lislriels
and
from
the
va.'"!'
inn..
r
n.
,.....ii,..
h""''
of
Hie
struggle
.',.,.1
for
more
ll.n
Iwe.ilv
win11
ll,l,r
.
-
V
I
I
It
before
the
bishop's
arrival
"V
,
.l.uin
l.w
iilinnil
In
tnwlill
in
llien.
laiohilloB
The
gen-
11,0
ne
-lo
The
nevvspiuiers
with
l
exception
wenv
unspair-They
'e
the
doctrines
of
ChrM.anily.,
vUupej-aln.
Only
had
hy
Iheir
own
ernlea-!"'
.liti-.pt.
mclud-
vors
ererled
a
n.a?niricenl
,'"'
ehurch.
school
house
aed
several
'-'"
""'
'""''J
r
induslrial
buildings,
incll.
tin?
a
i
"".
k,,ov)'
""
fl,'J"il1
s,a'"
!!
"'"
"
""WW
will
very
fine
cannery.
When
Itishopl
"or
grn
efu
lly
relain
the
pleas-were
lli.lley
arived
on
.he
scene
ll.ey
'
r
sympalhy
in
a
fair
stale
of
prosperity
'';oollccl...ns
n"PM
ass.s
ance
'
"
I
can
derinilely
prove
that
all
.
.
.
.........i
....
i
,in
many
an
hour
of
peril.
I
was
HII-.
Iltllll'..
.UK
i
.
,
iiiii
iii
ii
ii
ii
Mini
nine
church
men
councelle.l
me
to
give
up
Ihe
Irtiggle,
Ihough
history
I'onvince.l
I
hem
that
Hindi
more
formidable
obstacles
lo
human
progress
had
again
and
again
been
overcome
by
a
determined
faith
in
the
ullimale
triumph
or
truth.
Now
there
Is
peace,
unity
an.l
concord,
Tor
which
on
behalf
u
Ihe
church
which
I
here
reoresent.
even
'more
lliau
my
own.
ami
yours,
I
humbly
thank
Almighty
(mil.
Free-For-AII
I
hull
now
quote
.a
short
nc-
counl
front
my
diary
In
regard
to
these
troublesome
limes.
On
Wednesday.
December
27,
I8H2.
as
Ihe
bishop
and
Mrs.
Ilidley
walked
in
front
or
Mrs.
Harrison
and
myself
on
our
way
home
from
a
feast
in
Ihe
house
or
a
position
and
condilion
he
was
ofl,,,
ninuP(1
,s
w0
oa.P(,
an
men
iiii
uie
coast
ai
nun
iiiui"
the
most
inllmali
Imaiulaiued
that
as
the
Indians
jlid
received
liaiiiism
.llu-y
were
1
-
-
-
SPECIAL
CARPET
WEEK
WILTON
AND
AXMINSTER
CARPET
SQUARES
AT
REMARKABLY
LOW
PRICES
fSW;
-
WILTON
SQUARES
Size
27"
x
".I"
Price
511.00
Sire
:nr
x
mi"
prlco
$17-00
Size
0
II.
in.
s
II
Prl,ce
547.00
Size
l
fl.
x
1
II
ff
ce
554.00
Size
I)
11.
x
ID
fl.
"
i
Pr,ce
574.00
Size
27"
x
:'i"
.
.
.
size
;h"
x
i:r
.
.
.
Size
A
fl.
!
in.
x
7
fl
Size
0
ft.
t
in.
si)
II.
Size
II
ft.
x
I)
ft.
Size
I)
ft.
x
.10
ft.
'1
j"
AXMINSTER
SQUARES
(I
in.
Price
$5.00
Prioo
$9.00
Price
$23.00
Price
$32.00
Price
$37.00
Price
$45.00
All
Linoleum
Rugs
at
15
por
cont
DIscounL
Scotch
Inlaid
Linoleum
$2.00
square
yard.
Canadian
Print
Llnoloum
05o
square
yard
GEO.
D.
T1TE
3rd
Iftvenue.
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
ii...
..oH.i.iii
r
I
tin
nlm
1'nh
vn
ri!
I
The
bishop
)nnjpil,
of
mon
WPro
sllf.
tioned
I
here.
As
we
approached
...
-
i
i
Ill
SPED
8
Pure
and
Wiiolesorao
l
'p!
Zhe
QueAiiy
Whisky
of
Canada
'
ml
j
Ii
Since
1859
-
j
K
I
under
Dominion
Government
itlA5ffl
9
A
Suporytslon
Mm
itijML
.
'
-VV
.,j?f1jl
f
t
his
atlvertisemenl
i
not
pnlil.shp.1
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Govern
ment
of
Ilrilisli
Columbia.
.ida
ward
l.n
try
and
slrike
the
bishop
a
second
lime.
The
bishop
repelled
his
blow
ami
struck
him
with
a
well
directed
aim,
which
sent
him
reeling
against
the,
prison.
I
was
struck
on
the
chest
an.l
hack
several
times,
also.
kicked,
but
did
my
-best
lo
pay
litem
back
in
Iheir
own
coin,
i-'our
men
about
this
time
surrounded
the
bishop
and
acted
as
a
Jmdy
guard,
hut
even,
then
some
of
the
Indians
continued
to'
push
Iheir
legs
through
and
kick
4
lie
bishop.
The
jail
at
that
time
was
situated
about
one
hundred
feet
in
front
of
the
mission
house,
and
as
we
neared
thai
building,
l.egaic
went
up
the
steps,
turned
the
key
in
Ihe
lock,
and
lilicralol
the
two
lrisoners
whom
the
bishop
had
imprisoned
that
iHiirnin
for
stealing
a
drum,
lie
then
lotiehed
his
ha!
with
two
of
his
fingers
and
said,
"you
see
who
is
master
now."
When
Ihe;
body
of
Indian
surrounded
us
l
thought
it
was
their
intention
to!
ilrtve
us
down
In
Ihe
beach
where
they
evidently
had
a
canoe
ready
without
paddles
or
oars
audi
compel
js
lo
gel
inlo.il
and
thus
send
us
a.li'ifl.
During
the
whole;
iof
Ihe
disturbance
llusen
kepl
j
shoaling
"that's
In
do
Hie
way
I
Ihe
nisiiop,
meaning
evi.irnu-
lo
say
that
is
the
way
or
Hie
bishop
always
righting.
i
Gun
Boat
Arrives
On
account
of
these
troubles
an
American
gun
.lumt
was
jilaced
al
the
disposal
of
ti'
Canadian
government.,
as
there
was
no
Itrilish
gun
boat
at
that
time
in
Ksipiimall
Harbor.
This
vessel
arrived
al
Mellakalla-on
January
17.
1
883.
and
Dr.
Vowell,
with
Mr.
Anderson
were
the
two
one
or
mem
came
inruni
a
no
(
j,,,..
tlm,
w,,,.0
S(.nt
,,
0
placed
his
hand
before
the
onouiries
concerning
the
bishop's
eyes
which
he
pushed
,is,I.1,.,.(J)
IIU1
,
,,t,
away
Willi
his
liea.i.
.niei
i.eg-!,,
ffpni(M.S-
Tlifir
penalties
air
ii.en
came
aim
pui
m
m
'
rn
vpr,
,,nieiil:
llnson
and
tils
hands
on
Ihe
nisimp
s
siiouiu-,
,
..
WPn
finpd
,,,
;t0ar
ers.
The
bishop
pushe.l
I
him
1.,;.,
,,
silkn
(linl,
),Ping
II,
o
..in.
side,
ami
as
he
attemp
ed
)(rrplllpi.
vv;il
rill0ll
lw(.nly.
to
reach
the
mission
hcutse
the
ll(Kal,s
whole
crowd
t:ol
round
us
an.I:
'"
prevented
us
from
moving
a
step,
although
they
allowed
'the
ladles
un.innlesl.ed
lo
,pans
on.
This
they
did
and
Mrs.
.Harrison
called
for
reinforcements
from
Ihe
mission
hoiife
as
she
imagined
Ihey
were
going
to
kill
the
bishop.
An
Indian
named
Jhuon
struck
Ihe
bishop
n
blow
on
his
l.,tT.W.Uwkl.
Mm
CATARRH
of
tll
BLADDER
bcrrani
iT
ficuxtrtoft'OHntrtfciti
(Kdilor's
Note
This
is
the
!
twelfth
of
a
erfes
or
articles
by
i
Mr.
Harrison.
The
thirteenth,
j
telling
or
his
arrival
al
Massed
from
Mellakatla
in
182,
will
up.
Ipivir
.in
an
early
issue
J
i
CANNERY
CLOSED
chest
and
then
ran
among
Ihe
.
.-..,
r
,i,
r,.PA,,i
.,
crowd.
Immediately
another
In-
faV0.,llp
W).al)M.
eo.ulil
ion.,
Iliol
uian
nameo
.iiha
.inn
came
inr-
,
,.....
..i
Ki.nl
Pvn
Ii
I
1
.1
III
HIMlll
1
...
.....
......
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