four
Lost
Llvos
From
Explosion
of
Powder
When
Playing
In
I
Small
Building
-
MiiI.au.v.
Oregon.
April
27
oim
.
I,
were
killed
and
1
"Un
iiHureil,
one
probably
;'allv.
ii-
a
icsull
of
an
ex-"
f
Mnee
callous
of
black
niii
v.sti-iiliiy
on
tlm
liuine.
'
"
"f
M
Iv.lschinskl
In
an
Uo-"
'
mmumtv
in
Clackamas
,v
ii
miles
south
of
Molal-
l
'In
iirmi
me
Claris
nurd
11.
1
I
I'
anil
Paul
fi.
The
'
'm'",,!
Wlls
'
liae
been
psed
in
'
"Ml11
siisiinK
a,
"was
slnrcd
'
s"i'l
miilding
in
which
Ibe
riui.in.,,
XVI,,.(1
,,iyinK.
one
''IIV
'vlil'
ii
u
inalt'h
wilh
ratal
ui
LARGE
PILE
DRIVER
FOR
ELEVATOR
WHARF
ARRIVES
FROM
SOUTH
l'uil
-tun
Hi-
nl
i'im
I
i..
ii...
..
-
..'
ill
ill
ill,-
jrivi
c
i1
nn
in.
r
i..
1
1
in
-..,
IIMIIIIIUIIIIIIS
win
1
ollUileln
nnii
i.il..
.I..U
.i..
.iii.-
r,
W
I-
Wlllll
f
Will
sliirl
will.
lh(l
'
J1
'i.
This
morning
i
tn'iip
arrived
from,
Van-
bun
(;'V
wllwrn
ConsD'iu
WINERS
KILLED.
'
.M-.WTUN,
Pen..
April
ilni'
,Vl
onslructluii
ineii.Wcre
II,...,,,.
explosion
al
Hi
l;""1""-'
Mine
of
dluv
,M
''"'il
Co.
bisl
nighl.
is.,
ill
H.lie
iind
He.
In
the
1'iicl-
Tic
Fisheries.
North,
:I7.IHMI
lbs.,
at
He
and
;ic;
Hazel
II.,
1
l.ooo
lbs.,
al
8..,c
anil
:te;
AukiisIii.
I
l.nnil
lbs.,
at
H.5c
umKle,
In
the
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Sliirase
Co.
Serious,
1
5..iltO
lbs.,
ill
H.7c
and
:ic.
and
Flatlery.
.'i.immi
lbs.,
al
X.7c
ami
:ic,
In
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
Paiiaiua,
211,000
lbs.,
at
He
ami
:i,v
nnii
iiL-er.
l.iinu
is.,
ai
..ie
anil
Jc.
In
the
Allin
Fisheries.
,
Canadian
Scrub,
'.l.nilil
lbs.,
al
He
and
.'lc,
In
Ibe
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Slnniue
Co.
II.
ami
II.,
1,0(10
lbs.,
nl
8.01)
ituil
:ic.
lo
tin
Allin
Fisheries.
COMMENCES
DRIVING
PORTER-IDAHO
TUNNEL
STEWART.
April
27.
Driving
Ibe
:i00
Tool
tunnel
on
Ihc
Porter-Idaho
properly
bus
been
commenced.
When
Ihc
men
went
on
Ibe
ground
il
was
round
thai
it,..
...n.v
whs
1
1
1
tic
1
1
livhler
than
wiim
llnmirlil
and
ennuiiciic
eincnl
of
Ibe
work
is
uol
being
delayed
lo
any
exleiil
by
II.
LADY
COMMISSIONER
vn
n
iiiliiienl
of
some
in-
si
imnounccd
In
this
week's
ii
i'
fiimiilc
is
hat
of
minimi
...v..
...
........
...1..
Muriel
lleuuie
of
ew
v
hiiiii
-I....
I.arrisler
and
solicnor
io
i
lissiniier
for
taking
lir
il
affidavits.
BASEBALL
National
Pitlsburg
0.
SI.
Louis
I.
Huston
:i.
Hrooklyn
0.
Philadelphia
I,
Ni-w
irk
Chleago
0,
Cincinnati
5.
Amorlcan
Cleveland
7,
Chicago
2.
New
York
a.
Washington
St.
Louis
ti,
Delroil
L
IS
The
appeal
eourl
at
Vancouver
lasl
week
dlslill--eil
Ibe
aipe;il
of
Roberl
K.
William
of
.Mil
waukee
and
Horace
K.
Williams
of
Los
Anj.'1'les
aaiusl
a
jmlt
inenl
of
.Mr.
.Iiislice
.Murphy,
who
refused
llieir
application
for
Mailt
pei-Mius
nllcmled
yeslcr
hiv
nfieriioon
lo
nay
l
heir
lasi
respect
lo
I
he
memory
of
.Mrs
(iconic
.Ness,
whose
ruuerai
look
place
nl
2::m
froiii
the
H.C.
Uu
lei'lnker''
Chanel
lo
l
airvicw
Ceuielery.
Rev.
P.
I'..
Ilaisler
or
ficlaled
anil
.Mr.
ilaisler
presi
ded
al
the
ors'an.
iMliueurerf
viiMi.
Ii.
Nelson.
Aid.
Oscar
Lnr-
u,
C.
E.
Johnson,
Charles
Jack-
.
i
i.'..;..
n..
son.
Illliolil
.cs
nun
i.i"
:l
UU.
There
were
many
floral
tributes.
A
m
those
sending
flowei"'
ii
i.
i'i
Mrs.
il.
r.riciisii
un
in.-.
and
iiieinbei's
of
Valhalla
Lodge
..Mrs.
K.
(iiislarsou,
the
laniuy
Mrs.
C.
!.
I.iiinliiuisl.
PROVINCIAL
POLICE
PRESIDENT
.
.
,
I
.
.
!..
I
coiiimiss
ons
lo
iiikc
evioeiice
mi
Ibe
I
nileil
Stale
in
an
action
auiiinsl
Ibe
.lames
Alexander
e-
lale
over
Ibe
Knt'ineer
.Mine
ai
Allin.
If
the
case
is
lo
be
pro
ceeded
Willi,
il
will
have
lo
he
foui-'ht
in
I
he
H.f-
eourl
s.
MRS.
GEORGE
NESS
IS
LAID
TO
REST
Funeral
Took
Place
Yesterday
Afternoon
from
B.C.
Undertakers
to
Falrvlew
Cemetery
CHANGES
ARE
MADE
Provincial
Police
Consluble
R
P.
Ponder
sailed
last
nighl
on
Hie
Cni'ilena
for
Aujox
where
be
will
relieve
Consluble
R.
A.
Ileavan
who
has
resigned
fmiu
Hie
service.
Coiislnble
J.
smith
id
F.iulerby
has
been
appointed
lo
succeed
Constable
ileavan
and,
on
his
arrival
at
Anyox,
Coustu
lde
.Ponder
will
return
here.
Constable
lieiivun
resigna
tion
becomes
erreetive
today
and
hn
will
be
a
passenger
nn
tins
Cardeiia
loiuoTHowt
going
soulli
lo
lake
up
his
residence.
Mrs.
jricavaii
wclit
soulh
lasl
weuk
very
soon
intended
will
have
been
reached,
and
then!
Ibe
coast
ami
proccctieu
io
Iniiiii1
"a
lleries
will
be
riiii
i
claim
on
'.Maroon
mountain
OF
TEltllACIw
April
w'7.
.'
Mining
prospects
around
Kilsiim-
ktduiii
lueseiil
a
inoit!
Iiualllilul
appenniui'i'
jiisl
now
lliuu
lias
olilaiiied
lor
muiic
lime
nil.
Cuiiliire.
(reiulinii
mm
parmero
have
iiegulialed
a
very
ndviuilugeoiis
eompai
l
Willi
easlern
in-leres
in
re-peel
of
llieir
holding
on
Dear
llivcr,
mid
develop
ment
wink,
which
liu
slendily
proceeiieti
mr
some
year.,
win
be
inleiisificd
in
the
early
future.
Siuilh's
iniiie.
fiiianced
liy
the
Ivuliim
Luke
.Mines
Mil.,
is
upporlcd
by
a
considerable
helping
of
Terrace
capital,
ltapitl
aciiihvuv
tnwui'i
s
produclioii
uiii
-
a
paying
Pasis
is
neins
maoe.
Alreudv
u
consiilcralile
quantity
if
hiah
raile
obl
beai'inj:
ipiart.
has
been
won
ami
icneral
line
of
Hie
sudd
lead
is
une
that
promise's
lo
facilitate
work.
The
task
of
deepening
the
curliest.
To
nieel
Ibe
reipiire-meiils
of
Iriuisporl
the
government
is
proeeeiliiig
with
'the
coin-
Ihej
plelioiKif
I
lie
roadway
from
Ter
race
some
two
or
three
mile
re-luuiuiiu.'
to
be
lniill
Ibis
year
and
a
bridge
having
to
be
strelehcd
shaft
is
proceeding
apace
with
i
across
the
Kilsuiilkalum
river.
Mr.
Smith
in
rhunrc.
the
maximum
depth
On
Maroon
Mountain
Alf.
Kjiuii
bus
rclurned
from
his
He
along
Ibe
main
body
or
lie
ore.
I
expresses
hiinseir
as
well
pleased
(luce
the
work
i
well
in
baud
ftnUvilh
lhe
result
id
his
erforts
to
auguinentetl
gang
of
men
will
be
secure
support
ami
hopes
to
gel
put
to
work
ami
shipping
may
.mailer
well
forward
towanls
he
expected
lo
commence
in
reul'
'crmlinueil
on
page
ix
Wholesale
Dismissal
of
C.P.R.
Conductors
for
Alleged
Ticket
Irregularities
on
That
Railway
I
wiwilil'.r.
Vneit
7
II
was
orfieiallv
announced
lusl
uighl
bv
llie
Canadian
Pacific
ltuilway
llmt
bclweeu
eighteen
mid
Kvi'iilv-fonr
eiintliicloi's
on
the
lines
bclweeu
innipeg
nun
bine
resiilled
fruiii
the
iuvcsliguliou.
Hot
Wave
in
Eastern
Canada
Ushers
in
Summer
Weather
but
Thunderstorms
Accompany
It
y
v.
i
k
May
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
mim
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hull,
Ambulance
with
nrwly
laid
dancimr
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytim.
parlies.
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ava.
For
ralis.
apply
In
Iloslon
8
lund
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
6th
8t.
.
:
rill.
Third
Aye.
Prop.
Phon
457.
VIPECK,
MATT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"VOL
XV
N
PIUNCK
III
PEHT,
ILL..
MONDAY.
Al'IUL
27,
Saturday'
Circulation
1681
8trt
SilM
94.
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
HINDENBURG
GERMANY
KRAL
SUPPORTER
JOHN
OLIVER
ELECTED
IN
GRAND
FORKS-GREENWOOD
Baron
Von
Hindenburg
Elected
m
..
n
i
n
i
lit.
Hi
miv
rresiaem
or
uermany
oy
Largy
e
Vote
over
the
Socialist
IlKHLIV
April
27..
Tin
people
of
iiTin.iiiy
clccletl
I
-"!
1
1
h
,
11;-
on
N
un
iliiitlciiliiug
president
of
Ihc
(icriiinn
llc-j
ti
opponent
lioiiigsDr.
Wdliclni
Marx,
luiulidaL'
of
Uic;
tib'i
I'limpttscil
in
Cfiiirisis,
mociuiisis
una
i)ciiiu-!
Van
liuiili'nlMii'K
nvus
ihc
nominee
of
Hit1
Nuliiiualisl-Ciin-j
iM'i
mill
hi
majority
was
N'l.'i.lMill
villi's.
Ilr
succeed
Imm
i'I.
wlio
died
in
February.
Tin"'
Were
more
llinii
lliirly
iiiillion
voles
pulled.
TO
MAINTAIN
FISH
SUPPLY
Halibut
Expert
Will
Study
Effect
of
Close
Season
on
V
v.T'iX.
April
27,-Tin!
,
i
i.unadlrir
iirfiriat
Will"
lllli
i)Mll
I'll-
Hie
Nirrlii
1'anirir,
..niiecil
lifduy
Dial
i
i
it-
ir;"
hnlibtll
nl:
-
alllHIIIlU'll
tu
fi.-
midi-.
of
which
Aincri-
.
'
landed
FISH
ARRIVALS
American
Boats
Brought
199,-S00
and
Canadian
1,300;
Prices
Still
Low
I
I
i
tli
annals
ibis
morning
wcrc
rnlhcr
heavy
and
prices
ordered
.were
low.
American
i;alfl)ir
CHIEF
OF
POLICE
SAYS
THREE
MEN
ARE
BANK
ROBBERS
i
SKA
I
I
I.
K.
April
'.'7.
There
in
not
the
slightest
doiihl
I
Iml
1
1
1
three
men
l
I'.d.'Ooriuun.
Alfred
Cuslro
l
iiimI
.Inline
Horn
held
in
j
llio
idly
j.-iil
look
pari
in
i
lln
robbery
at
I
lie
Nunai-
'i
tun
branch
of
I
lie
lloyul
Hank
lasl
December
Chier
oT
Police
Sherras
uf
.Na-
Milium
declared
here
In-
day.
being
unloaded
here
linlny
total
ltl!),:.()(l
pounds.
Tin-
Taloosh
ac-
rllr,,rrn
Mnlr
ceplcd
B.3
and
:ie
from
tin-
Royal
tNullNXEK
FulNL
Fish
(Jo.
Tnr
Ketchikan
delivery,,
her
caleli
lii'hig
Sl.iHHi
pouinjs.'
The
Miiiiri'd
II..
wilh
:i:i.uoo
Kiiii.i-iiii.
Miili4k-il
vvilli
Hkv
f
prire
orieii'd,
i
holding
nvir
im-
1
lil
Ioiihiitow.
Two
(Imiaillun
R,
220,520
IiwuIn
.-old
III.niMJ
poundH
inaklu(l
ia
lnlal
(or
iiir
uuy
ui
--i-,.miu
i
inirii'iiii
and
I'oiinil.
Arrival
and
.uiIim:
ii.
rini'ii
landi'd
57.-1
mi.
..
i
ii.
Jiniv!
Amorlcan
mlo
iffMBt
ostnli-
l'oriliMilijold,
:M,(i0
lbs.,
at
si
licon
which
tliis'7.7r
iiihI
:ic;
mid
lllhla.
il.iHMl
n
February
IB.
ilbs..
,nl
.(ic
and
.lc.
lo
Uie
inmin
i.ciiif.'
mulntalueit;
FishefieH
Canadian
Go.
Mi.
erreet
of
Ihel
Vaiisee,
U.ililO
lbs.,
al
7.'Jc
,i
r
i
nnii!
ami
:io:
and
Teddy
J
i:i,(Hn
nnin
Ibe
maintcii
11
-i
iiatitiul
supply.
CHILDRENARE
ALL
KILLED
CASE
DISMISSED
Williams
Brothers
Want
Proceed
with
Action
They
Will
Hjkve
io
Come'
Here
to
Sir
.
nl
uiiiJ
Lady
Mcrt'dilli
un-
pirLirtd
aboard
fliip
at
Ni'W
York
ivreiitly
prior
In
llieir
ili'parlnrr
on
n
llirnr-inonllis
viiiulion
in
Europe.
Sir
Viurnjil
i
preiIi'iil
uf
Itu
Hank
of
Montreal.
Mining
Prospects
at
Terrace
Very
Bright;
rfooertie
s
Opening
Up
Liberal
Victory
Gives
Oliver
Government
Clear
Majority
in
!
Legislature
Over
All
Parties
liltANh
1'OUK.S,
April
7
Complete
reltniis
fruiii
nil
polb
in
tin.'
(ir-diul
I'orks-tin'i
iiwoutl
liy-i'lcrlion
lor
(he
I'uiviutia'f
Lfgisluliiru
give
I).
MrlMitsrson,
Liberal,
a
rjeitr
iiiajorily
of
-ixly
I
iiver
his
(joiinurvnlivb
oiipoiienl,
Dr.n
M.
Kingston.
'I
lie
oeJ
j
vole
sloooil
I).
MePlieiMin.
H(V;
Dr.
Kingston,
XOi.
I
While
Dr.
Kingston
tarrietl
tirand
I'oiks
by
a
iniijorilj
of
7li,
Mi
Pherstiu
i-iirrieil
(iieenwooil
by
a
iiiajorily
uf
08.
A
rcpurl
reeciveil
in
Vuueuuver
yesterday
read
us
followii:
Liberals
gained
(irand
iMirks-dreenvvood
eoiistilueiify
in
Kulnr-
tlay
s
liy-eleetion,
I).
AlelMierson,
the
K"vernnicnt
euiiilidule,
de-realint:
Dr.
C.
M.
Kingslon.
I'.nn-servalive.
MI
polls
with
the
exeepuuii
of
two
have
been
heard
frnln.
ivii!f
.MePherson
u
lead:
Hi
ti.
The
two
polls
are
expect-,
i
eil
lo
iiierease
the
lead
lo
about
jsixly.
The
vole
stands
817
to
"
1
Mi-Phersou
led
in
lirund
d"6rks!
Premier-Oliver
a
clear
lead
over
all
,
parlies
in
the
Legislature.
The
election
was
made
neces
sary
lliiouuli
tin'
death
of
John
M
civic,
lUiuservative
niember
for
I
lie
district,
who
was
killed
in
an
explosion
on
Hie
train.
;
A.w
Much
Elated
VK.T01UA
A.
jed
oM'c
Ibe
victory
of
their
candidal!!
in
the
(irand
Forks-I
Ii-cciiwoimI
elect
ion
where
a
for-,
mcr
ConservatiM'
seal
has
been!
switched
to
llie
Liberal
fold.
They
claim
that
the
result
show's
that
llie
ptuple
oT
the
province
still
have
courideiice
in
the
Oliver
finvernnienl
as
the
best
possible
al.
the
present
lime.
EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS
IN
CENTRAL
STATES
NO
DAMAGE
RESULT
CHICAGO,
April
27.
-Earlbtuake
shocks
were
Tell
last
night
through
purls
of
Ohio,
Kentucky,
Indiana
ami
Illinois.
There
were
three
distinct
shock
but
no
damage
was
iloue
except
for
a
slight
inler-rupliou
in
the
wire
BULGER
&
CAMERON'S
Roar
But
These
Wore
Found
"
Later
.
STORE
IS
ENTERED
Twelve
Clocks
Removed
From
llclween
Saturday
nighl
ami
iinihiv
iiiiniiiiiL'.
the
rear
of
...
,
.
Huliger
i
I'.amerou's
jewelry
store
Was
broken
into
and,
among
lb
AhuIs
taken,
was
a
case
con
tabling
a
dozen
clocks.
Later
ull
Vmiiiiiiviic
ninsl
v
iii
ti'i
is
Ii
t
u
urn
mi.
Had
oeeii
iiisuusseti
a
,.
f)r
Mipse
were
round
on
a
result
of
investigation
iulo
llieir
irregularities.
1
Eraser
Street.
The
main
por
(Jliinese
were
employed
lo
travel
over
llie
mad
in
an
cMorl
r
tbc
sloro
was
not
enlen
lo
ileleel
Hie
irregularilie.
A
slnry
in
T.liinese
nev.iapi!rs
oi
although
u
lock
was
smashed
ti
Vaiieoiiver
rcccully
Inuislaleil
by
Hie
niilhonlics
wnriied
agaiiisi
lj
wu
apparent
allenipl
to
do
so
'Chinese
spies'
engnged
lo
dclecl
ofreuders
ami
is
believed
In
RAILWAY
FIRES
WERE
GUGGENHEIMS
.'
ARE
ACTIVE
AT
-STEWART
CAMP
ii.
ii
lid
envvooil.
i
The
result
of
the
elrelhm
-'ies
Are
Sampling
Riverside
Mine
and
tl
SMALL
DURING
YER
WLNNIPEO,
April
:'7.
Forest
loss
on
Hit!
Canadian
National
Rnilways
during
the
past
year
were
Hie
lowest
hi
the
history
of
the
company
according
lo
AV
IL
Killiy,
chief
of
I
ho
fores!
pro
rniinvm
Vi.i'ii
?
Siimiiior
vvpu
her
urevailed
here
leciion
in
uie
sysiem.
me
in
v..v.
.
......
.
..
..
,1
i
I
il
I.I
Wii.,.1,.1
llii'
enii.i.eiiliife
i
rne
b
ng
7S.
IliaklllP
II
UK'
WUI'IUCSI
pes
iieh'rvgtu
i:
,ie.s
man
one
mn-
spol
Hitil
day
in
llie.
Diuninioii
id
Canmliu
The
boaling
and
liujh-
lur
per
mle
or
line
operated
in
i
r
.
.
...
.
.
..
...
.
i
ii...
,
..
ii
..
Ii....:ir
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....
t
ni.,.1
nif
.
e
1
1
t
o
i
is
in
lull
swing
lull
a
I
lillliiei
Mu
m
vesicnu
jiiiiui-
lunuui;
-u
luinrl.ed
(In.
iiiiilnirs.
"
The
uclual
(dial
os
in
ibillursJ
f
ui.iwn
wns
.leenlei
in
n
v
o
en
gu
e.i
white
Aioatreai
ex-
umoumei
,ui
!?u,oij
wmcn
i
perienced
a
.warm
wave,
llie
lliermoiiu'ler
rising
117
degrees
in
(me
of
the
lowest
losses
on
re.-
l.'ii
hours
lo
7S.
ai'coinoniiied
liv
u
heavy
llniiHlerslonii.
'
sod
in
Canada.
Taking
Inventory
of
Everything
There
DUNWELL
SAMPLING
ENDS
STEWART,
April
27.-
-Ollicitil-s
of
lie
'Premier
Oolil
Miiitns
i
i
.
t..t-
April
27
Members'r","',M.'.;.
""'T'
"1
.
TTTflic
guverulueni
Uv
m-rT1'-:
innn
ill
lilt:
nit
ui
.iuu
iiiiiii-
uu
the
Alaska
.side
of
tin
boundary
six
miles
from
Hyder.
The
work
of
samnliuj.'
I
lie
Dunwell
inine
lias
been
complet
ed
and
the
assays
are
being
mailt'
prior
lo
the
final
negotiation
for
Hie
sale
of
the
prupcr-
ly.
The
S.lewart
hold
a
eon-jlrolliug
iiilerrst
in
the
.mine
.and
llie
iiiestiou
of
whelher
ii.
is
sold.
4.4.
4.
444.
4.4.
ior
uol
ilepcnus
almost
vv.iouy
ou
icin.
Usually
all
the
(lUggen-e
heiiu
interests
waul
is
u
control-"
ling
inlejcsi
in
a
proiicuy.
e
If
the
people
who
control
Ihe-
Premier
.should
purchase
llus-
inine
they
wilt
do
it
with
Ibe
idctC
f
commencing
active
uperalionsc
al
once
and
placing
it
on
a
slup-s
niiir.
luniis
B
"-
'
i""o
MURDERER
IS
TO
BE
HANGED
Killed
Man
When
Trying
to
Rcb
Train
and
Is
Convicted
at
Medicine
Hat
MEDICINE
HAT.
April
2.7.
I
1
1
1
1
1
Kollesuvich
was
found
guilty
of
the
murder
uf
a
train
man.
James
II.
Calkins
al
Wiilsfj
on
March
II
by
a
jury
and
wu
senleuced
lo
lutUK
July
tfc
t'.nlkins
was
killed
when
enilniv-
oring
lo
frustrate
a
robbery
on
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway.
BARON
BYNG
MAY
BE
GOVERNOR
2ND
TERM
OTTAWA,
April
27.
II
i
understood
on
good
auHioril)
that
Ha;
on
livn
is
lo
be
invtlcil
Id
serve
another
term
us
(lover
nor
(leneral.
Ills
tlve
year
term
expires
on
July
IP.
Mi'-'
lis
and
d
now
upoeurs
probilble
tbut
he
will
remain
for
a
further
lerm.
CANADIAN
CLUB
LUNCHEON
In
honor
of
Uha.
D.
Roberts,
poet
and
author,
St.
Rc;is
Cafe,
Thursday.
April
JO,
I
p.iu.
TickeliS
91.1)0
al
Ornies
Lid.
or
Oeo.
IfiU's
stored