Information
wan
received
.'iJ-ihy
by
t
idled
SUlcs
Con-
i;i
,v.
i
Ki
1
1
ti
i
niai
me
'
I
Siainn
government
js
to
e
.
.
rri'!if
n
mill-
m
tniiiiiiliirs
Hi
:
Mnnui,
keeper
of
Hie
Oieen
st:n
rddlioiiM?.
for
IiIh
work
i
-:vu-tioH
wilh
the
saving
f
bout.
Violet,
was
wrecked
.n
I
I.....I..
I.....
4
II
va
on
Chriiduia
Day
that
ih
uiiMui.ii
r.ii
i
!
tin
u
nipk
ii
Tim
MtiwiLi.
iillrnrli'il
hi
jtiniiliHl
iiinii
I
I
il
'MUll
Mill,.
I
ll
I
tllll
Tf
I
't
..
-
1
I
1
.
1
,
llk.ll
ii
iii
;i
ii
ii
ii
in
ni
i
i
i;i
ii
i
i
ii.
iif
T
INSANE
MAN
KILLS
EIGHT
"!
Children
and
Two
Women
Among
Victims
of
Lloyd
Russell
HAMILTON.
Ohio..
June
4.--
Keroimiij;
violently
insane
l.lo)
n..
.
I.
.
.
.
.
i
.
?
1
1
.
.
M?n'ii
iiiiiiiv
hiiiii
ii
i
ii
iiiii
inoinliers
of
his
family,
in
police
who
arreslei
'"!'
aflur
he
had
allemnted
ui-
cido.
lie
vielinis
of
Ilussell
were
"M
childreii
of
his
brother
''niffiiia
from
twelve
years
lo
S1)f
nionlhs,
his
mother,
brother
aiul
sislerdn-law.
SHORT
TERM
OF
NEW
MODERATOR
Presbytorlans
Choose
"
Dr.
Pld
goon
to
Preside
at
Last
General
Assembly
IOHONTO,
June
I.-
Ilev.
Dr
-'.
I'iiltri'on,
minister
of
the
liloor
SI.
Presbyterian
Church
'oi'onlo,
was
uiianliuoilslv
c''0$eii
inoileralor
of
the
5IhI.
"til
era
1
Assembly
of
the
l'res,
uyleriun
Chtireh
In
Canuda.
He
hold
olllce
ti
n
t
il
the
denom
"lidlon
eiders,
olllcially
the
l'n!c.J
Church
on
June
10.
Chinu.
WILL
PRESERVE
NATIVE
RELICS
Harlan
Smith,
Archcologist,
In
City
In
Connection
With
Totoms
Harlan
I.
'inilh
of
the
an
thropological
division
of
the
Uueen
Vicloria
Memorial
Museum,
Ibe
Nationul
(iovernmeiit
Museum
of
Canada,
and
his
us-
islanl.
II.
I',
llallantyiie,
who
is
lakins
ebaifje
of
work
in
this
arl
of
the
district
Ibis
year
with
i
view
lo
preserving
totem
poles,
rae
houses
and
oilier
native
elics.
arrived
in
the
city
from
llazeltoii
on
last
exeninji
s
train
Hid
are
repislered
at
the
Prince
lluperl
llolel.
he
work
of
Mr.
Sinilli
is
lic
it
ur
iinderlakeii
in
response
io
luilalion
that
has
been
under
.
i
ii...
i..
wav
for
several
years
in
un-
m-
slivatioii
of
the
C.N.Il.
lourist
leparlmi'iil.
local
organizations
iiinl
nalional
hisloric
oraui7.a-
llous.
A
railway
engineer,
lluchanan
Campbell,
is
assisting
n
'the
work.
SETTLE
LITIGATION
OVERENGINEER
MINE
VANCOL
YHH,
June
t
-
l'uilhcr
legislallou
over
uie
hihuiom
r.n-gineif
(iobl
Mine
at
Taku
Arm,
Allin,
i.-
mil
likely.
The
Wil
liams
brothers
who
are
heirs
oi
the
sislcr
who
is
said
lo
hao
married
Cnpl.
James
Alexauuci
,
1
1
i
..i
.
.
.....
.
.
before
his
ileum
m
me
ri
uursj.
Sophia
wreck
on
Lynn
("anal
in
11M8
have
willuirawn
ineir
iir-
.
.
..
i
.1...1
linn.
Oil
lia.MUCm
Ol
a
shi.iii.ik-i
sum
as
a
Kid.
Askci'
Hazellon
Indian
-"8
Silvcrcrest
-IH
Surf
Iidet
,05'h
Dunwcll
-(
',-ur'
Premier
.
S-3
Selkirk.-
5''
L.
A
1
25
Daly-Alaska
.25
,
.30
Kayvicw
-n
-'2
Howe
Bound
l.r.0
1H.00
Terminus
t'
-
.50
Oranby
PO
7.00
permanent
sell
lenient
STOCK
MARKET
VANCOL'VKH,
June
S.
Thai
lloald
Amtuiilscii
uinl
bis
iulrepid
baud
of
North
Pole
seeker
may
be
scparalrd
from
I
heir
flying
boats,
after
making
a
landing,
and
that
Ibe
possibilily
of
tiiem
bein'
seen
aaiu.
if
Ibis
turns
out
lo
be
Ibe
fael,
is
very
remote",
s
Ibe
opinion
exprcsscil
by
Caplain
T.
P.
O'Kelly,
ArcMr
iiavigalor
ami
well-known
Hud
r
son
s
Hay
Company
executive,!
I,
Ii-rril
!
uincecd
tn'who
mad?
llieir
way
NO
GOLD
YET
band
tu
shore
over
miles
or
polar,
ice
wiieu
ine
I
Lady
KimJersley
was
losT'
in
Hie
licc
mi
yeMrf-4-
i.cJ''
Caplain
O'Kelly
speaks
wilh
years
or
expi-riencr
in
the
Arc
i
lie
behind
him.
I
Ice
May
Break
!
I'licre
is
a
possibility
Ibal
lh-
party
lauded
lo
gel
it
s
and
then
decided
li
f.ro
on
fool
lo
I
he
pole,
leaving
someone
lie-hind
with
Ibe.
lioals.
If
lhat
i
so,
and,
as
freijucutly
happens,
Ibe,
ice
belween
the
men
on
Tied
ami
Ibe
boats
opens
up
and
separates,
the
chances
of
them
ever
being
able
lo
find
Ibe
boal-again
Is
very
remote,"
be
said.
LIBERALS
SWEEP
SASKATCHEWAN
Fifty
Three
Government
IVIem-
bcrsl
Expected
Out
of.
Total
of
63
Ith'GIXA,
June
4.
FiTly-one
government
candidates
were
re-'
turned'
in
Ibe
provincial
election
which
look
place
Tuesday,
according
to
practically
complete
returns
which
have
come
in.
Two
deferred
elections
aru
expected
lo
add
two
more
members
lo
the
(iovernuienl
side
of
the
Sixth
Legislature
of
the
province,
giv
ing
I
be
Government
o.i
seals
and
the
combined
opposition
ten
divided
s
follows;
Conservatives
I,
Progressives
5.
Independents
FROM
CASSIAR
Inexperienced
Men
Havo
Had
Bad
Time
Through
No
Adaptability
to
Life
TKLF.GHAPII
CHEEK,
June
4.
Inexperienced
men
arrivinig
here
are
suffering
a
great
deal
from
iiot
being
adapted
lo
the
life
of'
(he
country.
No
work
bus
yet
been
dune-
on
Gold
Pan
Creek
and
at
no
place
has
bedrock
been
leached.
Supplies
are
difficult
lo
obtain
ami
only
the
experienced
men
are
geltijig
along
without1
discomfort.
.
II
will
be
some
weeks
before
any
rcxults
are
obtained
and
II
Is
probable
there
wHI
be
many
fake
rcporls
of
Imaginary
gold
strikes,:
province
there
has
been
much
activity,
particularly
in
those!
amps
Iribulury
to
Slewarat.
Ill
is
expected
that
important
dc-j
.elopinenls
will
also
lake
place:
in
ine
.Miriu-easH'rii
nisiriei
during
I'JZTi.
In
the
Cariboo
part
..
;
it
-
.
I'
I....II....
il
nils
oisirici
piucer
luonucuuii
is
steadily
inereastng
ami
ine
M-eclion
of
a-
mudcrii
bucket-Iredge
at
llarkerville
is
expected
to
prove
an
incentive
to
much
testing
of
known
placer-gravels
for
working
by
.dredging
meth
ods.
From
all
viewpoints
the
mining
industry
in
.Hrilish
Columbia
is
on
a
solid
foundation
ind
a
steadily
increased
produc-lon
may
be
expected
in
the
fu-
t
u
re.
The
followinc?
table
shows
the
number
of
metalliferous
Jniues
in
each
district
shipping
and
the
number
of
urn
employed:
No,
.Men
Klines.
Kmp.
Allin,
Stikine
and
Liard
Nass
lliver
...
...
Portland
Canal
......
Skeena,
(Jiiecu
Char-
lolle
and
Hella
Coola
Omineca
and
Peace
lliver
,
.
,
..
.
.
,
v
Nicola
and
Vernon
.
f.
Yale,
AshcroU
and
Earn-;
loops
,
,
.
.....
.
.
'i.
Grand
I'orks,
Greenwood
and
Osoyoos
.
I'ort
Steele
.
.
.
,
...
.
Windermere
and
Oobien
Ainsworlh
..
,.
..
Slocan
and
Slocan
'Hy
Nelson
and
Arrow
Lake
Trail
'.reek
j
.
Itevelstoke,
Trout
Lake,
and
Lardcaii
,
.
,
.
;
.
Mainland
(Vancouver
and
New
Wcstmlus-
I
tlM"1
.....
...
Totals
.
,
....
,V
.
,
1
a
am
5
av7
2
tl
2
UG
t
'2
3
22
H
227
.'I
88'.i
i
at
l
l"2
21V
2
(Hi
H
PJ
343
t
2
1
85K
80
3831
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Clothier
who
have
been
spending
a
month
on
Ihe'
Queen
Charlole
Island,
are
expected
back
on
I
lit,
steamer
Prince
Jdhn
"lphi?lll.
mm
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
fur
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wed
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
ding
parties.
gland
noyai
ngwi,
oru
hii,
For
rahs,
apply
to
Boston
and
Bin
st,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
vnr
XV..
NO.
130.
l'ltlNcE
HIT'EUT,
H.C.,
TJJL"KSUAY.
JUNE
i,
1U25.
YttUrdty't
Circulation
16CS
BlMtl
!.
472.
PRICE
FIVE
CENT'S.
-5.
NOTHER
BOXER-LIKE
UPRISING
IS
FEARED
PAKTMENT
HOUSES,
RESIDENCES
AND
BOAT
SHOP
LOST
NORTHERN
BLAZE
ituation
in
Lnina
is
brave
and
uiuizn
una
-untiiLun
uuvernmenis
Are
Sending
Reinforcements
There
wo
inousana
Drmsn
Diuejacnets
Lanaea
at
MjUKa
KAN
I)K
(
.
.
ii
I
dnangnai
ana
more
to
tollow;
Trouble
is
Spreading
LONDON.
June
4.
A
very
grave
view
is
taken
here
of
dis-
....I
.
.........
W
.IIITll...
..11.1
I
in
I.
1.1-
1
1
.
I'll.....
.Villi.
1.1
..lilt
.
..
1
.
I
I
I
I
...
I
II
'
.
iwiiiiiii
uiit
lc
.
r
i
ii
i
hi
i
iii'iiiif
rnri"i'ti
iii.ii
1
1
1
1
1
1
u
;i
ri"
1
1
1
1
1
ug
toward
a
situation
resembling
Hie
Koxer
uprising.
II
is
announced
officially
llial
liu'
govcriiineul
is
taking
all
r:-::ssuij
.mi
ii
u
suii-kiiuiu
miusii
siimei
is.
I
liu
iiuin
il
uu
ii.,
i
huh
I
.I
t
ii..L
i
I
ii-iii
I.
i-,m,i..,i
!
y
ii.iii.ri,.,;
I......
a.'i.xl.l
I...
KillltfitriiDil
1
lilllii
I..IH
ttT
r.
a
I
...
I
.-......
itl
l.il.il
:
ed
to
arrive
at
Shanghai
today
ICHT
KEEPER
TO
BE
HONORED
.1.
uovarnmeni
io
necoan
i
Valor
of
John
Moran
In
Rescue
Last
Christmas
WASHINGTON.
June
I.
Dis-
1
1
urbances
in
Shanghai
and
Can-lini
haw
been
extended
to
iu-;
elude
Ghangslia,
where
Hie
sil-j
nation
is
reported
lo
the
sUilo
department
as
Serious
lull
mi
liar
e.ontrnl.'
THE
EXPLORER
Capt.
O'Kelly
Thinks
Possibility
of
Being
Seen
Again
is
Remote1
American
troot.s
and
.
shins
'.
daring
Speaking
nvoie
languages,
it
is
said,
than
any
other
person
m
Hit!
world,
Pi'T.
Alo
e
Werner,
grey-haired
London
leeliijer,
leaches
;JU
dialecls
of
dark
Africa.
She
kliow-s
three
key
tongues
perfectly
Prospectirigy.Exploration
and
Development
Going
on;
86
Shipping
Mines
in
Z;
C.
11
is
encouraging
and
significant
lo
nolc
from
the.
Resident
Engineers'
reports
fli.it
prospecting,
exploratory,
and
dcveloii-uieiit
work
have
been
actively
carried
on
in
the
different
districts
of
the
province,
says
Ibe
annual
report
of
the
minister
ui
mines,
In
the
older
rtimps
of
Ihe
southern
part
oT
the
province,
as
in
Ihe
Houiidary,
Slocan,
Nelson,
and
East
Koolenny,
renewed
ex-ploratiou
i
being
rewarded
with
material
successes,
and
ii
some
inslaiiecs
a
return
to
active
life
seems
probable
Tor
some
of
the
mining
sections
which
hud
been
virtually
abandoned.
In
tfif
northern
half
of
the
SWELTERING
IN
THE
SUN
Intense
Heat
Everywhere
East
of
Rocky
Mountains
and
no
Change
Expoctcd
CHICAGO,
June
1f
Little
hope
for
cooler
weather
was
held
out
today
by
the
weather
bureau
to
millions
of
people
from
the
FocVy
Mountains
to
the
Atlantic
who
are
sweltering
In
the
Intense
heat.
At
many
places
the
temperature
Is
higher
than
It
has
been
In
years.
Continuance
of
the
high
temperature
Is
forecast
for
at
least
48
hours.
HALIBUTPRfCE
IS
DOWN
TODAY
Nine
and
Four
Cents
Paid
For
Most
of
Catch
Sold
Here
The
nrice
of
halibut
was
down
very
considerably
today
Ihe
price
for
most
boats
being
nine
and
four
cents.
Only
one
Canadian
boat
offered
and
the
catch
was
very
small.
Sale
were:
American
Itcoublic,
tt.noo.
al
Oc
nhd
lc
lo
Pacific
Fisheries.
Albatross.
3
4.000.
at
Uc
and
lc,
lo
Cold
Storage.
Kriski
Ki.OOO,
at
"Jc
and
lc,
to
Allin
Fisheries.
June.
15.000.
at
0.40c
and
lc
lo
Kociiii
risueries.
-
Tahoma.
21.000.
al
0.30c
and
lc.
to
Cold
Slnr'agc.
National,
"lH.OOO,
at
9.30c,
and
le
to
Koolh
Fisheries.
Canadian
Swing,
1,000,
nt
10c
and
.5c,
to
Hoyal
rlMi
Co.
Fire
at
Ketchikan
Did
Good
Deal
of
Damage
South
End
of
the
City
KKTCIMKAN,
June
.
Spread
by
a
strong
wind,
fire
of
undetermined
origin
iate
on
Tuesday
destroyed
pari
of
the
?oulh
end
or
Ketchikan.
Three
Iwo-slorey
apartment
bouses,
a
large
boat
shop
ami
seven
residences
were
burned.
The
fire
raged
two
hours
before
being
brought
under
control.
The
amount
of
damage
is
set
at
$:i(i,0(M).
There
are
no
known
casualties.
DEATH
TAKES
A
LOCAL
MAN
Harry
Day
Pastes
Away
at
Hos
pital
Result
of
Death
being
due
to
roiuplicu-tions
selling
in
following'
the
extraction
of
a
tooth,
Harry
Day,
timekeeper
for
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
for
several
years,
passed
away
this
morning
al
3
o'clock
in
Ibe
PriurcHuperl
General
Hospital.
His
condition
.foiso
me"
tfaf4ffct4iQi
S'-fltica
I
and
death
was
iot
ijticxpectcd.
Deceased
was
born
in
England.
He
came
here
about
seven
years
and
on
April
20
lns(
year
as
married
to
Miss
Ethel
Smith.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
H.
Smith,
Hays
Cove
Avenue.
They
resided
al
to
10
Eighth
Avenue
I.
Parents
of
the
bile
Mr.
Day
as
well
as
brolhcrs
ami
sis-
survive
him
in
the
Old
ITountry.
There'
is
also
a
sister.
Mrs.
Fleming,
residing
ih
Vic
toria,
The
late
Mr.
Day
was
a
mem-1
r
of
Tslmpsean
Lodge
A.F.
&.
.M.
and
also
of
Ibe
Sons
of
iigland.
During
his
residence
in
the
city,
be
became
the
centre
a
wide
circle
of
friends
and
ln's
demise
will
be
a
mailer
eneral
regret.
Funeral
angemenls
are
in
the
halid
Hie
K.C.
Undertakers.
BROKE
RECORD
Hon.
William
Sloan
and
Hon.
D.
MacLean
to
Investigate
Road
Proposal
of
GOLD
MINING
Ontario
Produced
Bullion
Worth
$2,600,000
During
Month
of
May
TIM
M
INS,
June
I.
-
Northern
Ontario
gold
mines
again
broke
all
records
in
their
output
for
May.
Approximately
2,C00,000
worth
was
turned
out.
Preliminary
estimates
show
that
the
mines
of
the
province
lie
producing
gold
iiullion
at
the
rale
of
S3t,
000,000
yearly.
MINISTERS
LEAVING
VICTORIA
FOR
NORTH
VICTOIUA,
June
4.
lion.
Wil
liam
Sloan,
minister
of
mines,
and
Hon.
Dr.
J.
D.
Mt'I.can.
minister
of
finance,
leave
Vic
toria
tonight
for
Prince
lluperl
and
Stewart.
While
in
Ihe
north
they
will
Investigate
Ibe
advis
ability
of
const
ructng
a
wagon
road
from
the
headwalers
of
the
Kear
Hiver
north
and
west
to
Dense
Lake
gold
fields.
Mr.
Sloan
will
also
give
atten
lion
lo
the
needs
of
Ihe
district
for
roads
and
trails
lo
aid
de
velopment
In
the
district.
AUSTRALIAN
CAPITAL
FOR
B.C.
VANCOUVER,
June
4.
Aus
tralian
capital
has
been
with
drawn
from
the
mining
industry
in
the
Commonwealth
owing
to
uncertainties
in
labor
conditions
and
is
looking
elsewhere
Tor
investment.
This
money,
is
available
for
Kifflsh
Columbia
deveU
wLjh,-.
an
AuslraliaUii1ntmg
engineer,
who
is
in
Vancouver,
preparing
for
a
Irip
to
the
Dease
Lake
district.
OLD
PROSPECTOR
IS
FOUND
DEAD
Dave
Mawhlnney
Makes
Discovery
on
Trail
Between
Hazel-ton
and
Telegraph
Creek
in
The
provincial
police
here
arp
receipt
of
advice
frbpi
Con
stable
Ashlon
of
Telegraph
Creek
lo
the
effect
thafj
about
the
end
of
last
month,
the
body
of
an
ageil
prospector
waii
found
in
a
cabin
kuovvi)
.as
"Dead
Man's
Cabin"
on
the
Spalsizo
i
lliver,
a
tributary
of
the
Stikine
lliver,
over
100
miles
soutneasl
of
Telegraph
Creek
and
in
the
neighborhood
of
Ground
Hog
Mountain.
Death
il
was
thought
had
occurred
about
the
-end
of
February
and
was
due
Id
natural
causes,
Deceased
Having
apparently
become
ill
and
died,
The
liscovcry
was
made
by
Dave
Mawhinncy,
Terrace
trapper
and
prospector,
who
with
a
partner
was
going
overland
to
Telegraph
Creek
from
llnzellon.
The
body
was
left
as
it
was
found
and
fur
ther
investigation
is
being
made
by
the
provincial
police
who
today
preferred
not
to
disclose
I
lie
supposed
identity
of
Ipp
mail
pending
the
completion
of
llieir
investigation.
He
wa
about
70"
eats
of
age.
KILLED
TWO
AND
HIMSELF
Oregon
Man
Shot
Sweetheart
and
Rival
and
Then
Turned
Gun
on
Self
TACOMA,
June.
I.
Etiraged
because
lie
was
losing
fafor
in
the
eyes
of
his
sweetheart,
Victor
Hugo
Dale,
.25
years
of
age,
an
Oregon
farmer,
last
nlghi
shot
and
killpd
Miss
Poinefle
Quiuot
and
Elmer
Monica.
2tyeurs
of
age,
a
former
sailor,
whom
.be
believed
In
be
his
rival
After
killing
hi
vicitins
he
turned
the
gun
on
Iiinm-lf
with
fatal
result.