YK.TOlll.V
Mar.
28.
Owen
'Caunonbair
llakcr
ami
Fred
.
.
I
t
I
rl
Mil
r
luvv
.ilia
.-oiiii
j
1-.-n.-nm2
iiiii'iiiuuii
tuoioiiiH.'u
101
Li
Liv
M
igirluiU'
(icorge
.lay
un
u
charge
of
murdering
C;rp-
ii,
William
)!
i
am
In
sun
William
on
the
schooner
Meryl
i
Snlm
Island
lust
ScpU'inljer.
I
lie
cuc
will
runic
up
l
.
l
il-il'S.
l'nul
Sinitiipkui
on
Ihe
sliind
lold
of
his
couiicclion
willi
Li,.
,
i
ln
g.jng
ami
iicei.iien
mat
lie
saw
.-mwiisli
kill
Ihe
:
(;'!
and
lhal
in
conviTsulioii
Maker
ailniilleil
thai
lie
iie
r
ilt
(nllis
because
llic
luller
was
to
strong
for
him.
-
-
i
When
Sowash
lolti,
Haker
lie
(MANS
MAKE
IAN
APPEAL
TO
PRIVTCOUNCIL
ligation
on
Way
to
England
to
,
la
Claim
to
B.C.
Lands
WSII'l
r
Mar
:H.
W
illi
a
t
MMn;
.
.
:
1
1
IIii.ii
ini
1m'
:
.lay
'
I
.....
1
1
v
i
'Illiril
pf
till!
i
l.tn
.inn.
Hi
tee
Indian
w
uiin'd
tribe
of
Hrillsh
vA-ir
iuscligcrrs
Oil'
111
Btst
of
Ten
Round
Bout
at
St.
Paul
Last
Night
I'Atl.
Mar
'
Mill
11
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fi
.i
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Murrv
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world
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r
ileeiviim
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(UOK
NIX
''"IIIIlK
MIGRANTS
ARE
laxl
out
of
ON
WAY
TO
WEST
rly
of
102
From
S.S.
Arablo
9'nfl
D'strlbuted
Through
wMcrn
Provlncos
VVlx-MlWi.
Tu,"
Bun
n,
i
"
1
lavei-
""'"j
h.
ii
rl.r.vsr
vMiirli
nii
nun-
I
u
I'aiiy
of
l.
i'ii
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i
.
oil
102
lnv
r
:
lliis
een-
Ihe
:l,,'""llu..
Ihrouul.oul
un.ii
,
"
'"'"Viore.
Klahl
I'arly
xvl,ir...,,,:l',?','l"l
l
?My
nf
i
J,.
'
"'ciuiles
a
small
F"Ulilii
other
I;'iy.
it,,..;.'
""'u'ii
are
Hun
'I'liii..,..'
V"1'"'.
-enunny.
l4"V
and
0
recce.
Iliad
killed
Die
hoy
Haker
liook
'maud
with
.Sowash.
Slriiitipkin
told
of
Ihe
bodies
being
haudeurfed
together.
!
chained
to
an
auelior
and
thrown
i
overboard.
The
younger
(iilli
,
had
lici'ii
killed
as
he
ranie
up
'Ihe
rompauinuvvny.
Sowusli
knocking
him
down,
uccording
lo
SlrumpkiiiN'
evidenee.
'
U
I
iiiiinhiiu
National
'
Iran
Winnipeg.
Ii...
It
O
f..ll..v'T
r
!
.
.
...
....
.
-
'ii'.auti.
,
1
1
i
i.t.fii
iii
it
farmer
unit
a
llaida
I
i
iiiullin
,
in
mlH
Ihe
delcgti-.
linli
includes
(Icorge
M
xi
i
i
i
it
-'
r.
.
1
1
-
.1
.
I
II
1
1
f
III
''!
iii'iii
ii
is
of
thu
-allied
,'"'v
nri'
accompanied
t
F
O
Mnnii
of
Victoria
and
:l
'i'la
ft
.onsideralioii
of
;n
ii
Villus
!
large
xlrelrlie
1
HiUmIi
(.idiiiilhUi.
UNNEY
BEAT
HARRY
GREB
OFFICERS
BODIES
FOUND
ON
SUNKEN
GERMAN
VESSELS
SCAI'.V
FLOW,
Mar.
28.
The
hodies
of
fiveVier-man
oirH'ei!"
ami
.ailU".i
were
di.xeou'red
j;u
wreckage
or
fismil
Ued
(iermaii
destroyer
hy
workmen
rn4int
'he
crafl.
l'M-Uetrti)
Ihe
destroyer
was
.xrultled
without
warnin;;
heiiia
j:ien
lo
the
.-deeping
men.
The
Herman
ships
were
sunk
on
June
til,
Itfl'J.
two
days
heforo
the'
siyn-of
Ihe
naval
conditions
of
Ihe
I'eaee
Treaty.
LARGER
BOAT
WILL
Alaska
Oro
Carrier
Will
Make
One
Moro
Trip
Here
From
Salt
Chuck
Mlno
Molorhoat
I'rosjierily.
Capt.
Uriudle,
was
in
port
Veslrrduv
arternooii
from
the
Sail
Churl'
Mine,
Alaska,
discharging
U'
Ions
or
palladium
coiieenlrale-.
for-lralisshipnienl
I'.asl
oxer
I
In'
Canadian
National
Hallways
In
Irvfiijslon
smelter,
New
Jersey.
ill.,
tons
ilv
.will
make
one
more
trip
lo
I'rince
Itupcil
willi
..
i
i
i
in
ore
ami
win
men
ur
iim'1'"
ii.
u
i.iin.
liv
a
larger
vessel
which
will
he
deisel
powered.
GENERAL
RAWLINSON
DIED
IN
INDIA
FROM
APPENDIX
OPERATION
HF.UII.
Mar.
28.
Ccneral
Lord
Itawlinson,
commander
in
iiii.r
i.r
Mm
lii-itish
forces
in
In
dia,
died
last
nliiht.
Hi
"tlM-
went
an
'operation
recently
fur
,.M....,.li.'iMw
unit
was
HlOllixIll
lo
he
recovering.
RACE
HORSES
BURNED
run.
wiiii
Kin.
Mar.
28.-
Siv
noU'd
race
horseM
valued
at
Hi
I
on
mm
with
luirned
lo
denlh
In
n'slalile
Hre
here
Mil
morn
log.
CAR
SHORTAGE
AGAIN
TODAY
Buyers
Unable
to
Handle
Most
of
Halibut
Offered
at
Exchange
This
Morning
On
aeeounl
of
ear
shorlnr
bidder
at
the
Fish
Kxehairre
this
moriiinyweie
uiiahle
to
figure
on
Ihe
ealehe
of
fitur
hix
Amer
lean
eooiier
lidallliif
177,000
pounds
ami,
as
a
lesiill,
Ihuy
an
luddliij:
over
until
Monday,
car-
heintr
exp'-eled
in
the-iiieanliine.
The
following
smaller
catche
arc
In-ill?
handled
today:
Canadian
X.
A
S.
2,000
pounds:
am
Toodie,
2,000
pound,
at
7.5c
and
.1e,
lo
Hie
Alliu
Fisheries.
Inured
II.,
5.00(1
pounds
.a
7.i'e
and
U
lo
Ihe
(laiiallian
Fist
Cold
Slorase
Co.
American
"
Yellowxlone,
I2,0ii(l
pounds.
Hastern
I'oiul,
3.000
pounds,
ano
Fonl,
t.r)0
iouuds,
jt
He
and
3c
lo
Ihe
Itootli
Fisherieii
Canadian
llefenee.
1
2.000
'pounds,
at
K,
and
:ie.
to
lie
Canadian
Fisli
Cold
Storage'
Go.
The
Ano'iieau
lioal
holdinc
on-r
are:
LinndiY
2
t.UOO
pouudv
..-
.....
i
..
t'i.
I'lOlieiT,
oo,iiuot
poiintis,
no-
denUoId.
JHHiuOT
i.ounds,
and
Akataii.
t.VtHiO
M.und
'
'
-
-"-r-S
CAMBED.GE
'
WINS
RACE
Oxford
Has
to
Drop
Out
at
Half
Way
With
Water-Logged
Boat
PUTNEY,
Eng.,
Mar.
28.
The
annual
Oxford-Cambridge
boat
race
ended
sensationally
this
afternoon
when
the
Oxfords,
after
rowing
two
miles
over
a
four
mile
course'
In
very
rough
water,
were
forced
to
abandon
the
contest
owing
to
the
waterlogged
condition
of
the
boat.
Cambridge
finished,
winning
the
race
In
21
minutes
51
seconds.
REPLACE
PROSPERITY
MANY
TRAVELLERS
TO
VISIT
PRINCE
RUPERT
Dolegatos
to
Gyro
International
Convention
Will
be
Among
Them
Says
R.
F.
A
larger
tourist
traffic
in
111
25
through
this
port
lhan
ever
be
fore
is
niilieinalcd
by
II.
F.
Mc-
Nauglilon,
C.N.
It.
district
pas
scnuiT
agent
who
is
home
from
a
trip
lo
Winnipeg,
the
(.an
adian
Nalioual
Itailways
have
already
arranged
for
the
hand
ling
of
several
large
special
par-lies
who
will
pass
Ihrougli
here
uioiig
prairie
people
who
arc
lo
visit
Ihe
city
this
summer
will
e
delegates
on
their
way
to
Hie
(yro
Internal
ional
conven
tion
at
Vancouver
in
July,
Oor-
don
Slovel,
president
of
the
Cyro
Club,
is
one
who
is
coining
this
way.
Mr.
MoNaughlou
was
in
Winnipeg
about
six
weeks
and
he
says
I
lie
finest
weather
lhal
he
expeiieiiceii
during
Hum
nine
was
lhal
which
greeted
him
when
he
stepped,
off
the
train
here
yes.
leiilay
morning.
While
in
Teg
the
thermometer
went
down
lo
25
degree
below
zero
and
there
were
at
least
two
very
severe
snowstorms,
Mr.
McN'aughlon
says.
-
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
creased
as
my
information
point
lo
many
arfias
.
both
from.
r;.
opliinism."
MANY
INJURED
IN
SIBERIAN
TRAIN
WRECKED
TODAY
IHKl.TSK,
Liberia,
.Mar,
L'8.
-A
number
of
person
are
believed,
lo
have
been
killed
ahd
many
injured
when
a
passenger
train
near
here
was
ovcnv
helmed
to,
day
by
a
huge
avalaticliej
Workers
are
digging
for
the
Victims
who
are
buried
in
Ihe
snow.
LITTLE
PROSPECT
OF
STRIKE
SETTLEMENT
SYIINF.Y.
Mur,
28.
I.iltlo
prospect
Is
now
held
out
for
the
amicable
sellleineul,
of
llic
slrike
of
12,000
miners
and
if
.is
gen
TAXI
and
BOSTON
GRILL
25
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancinc
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
..uhare
at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Wl
Hotel.
3rd
Av.
parties.
lund
no
vbii
w
PRINCE
;RUPERT
For
rats,
apply
Jo
Hoston
VIDECK,
Prop.
in;
.?
Orill.
Third
Ave.
-ATT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phono
457
VOL
XV
NO.
75.
imu.ncr
nupEHT,
n.a,
HATLHUAY,
'MARCH
28,
iU2C.
r4t(rtf'i
Olrexlttlcn
16B3
trot
Stltt
42.
PRICK
FIVE
CENTS.
OMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
MURDER
CANADIENS
WIN
FIRST
GAME
AGAINST
VICTORIA
BY
SCORE
FOUR
T
kker
and
Sowash
are
Committed
for
Trial
Murder
Capt.
Gillis
Tdness
Says
He
Saw
Boy
Killed
And
Heard
Man
Admit
He
Murdered
Father
On
Schooner
CM.
HEAD
OF
'IN
FAVOR
OF
TRAFFIC
SEES
f
PORT
CLOSING
BETTER
TIES
More
Immigrants
Than
"
Ever
Coming
to
Canada
and
Finances
of
Road
Improving
W
IXMI'Kti,
Mac
28
some
years
now
we
in
ijana'da
have
been
lalkiug
about'
the
crying
need
of
jiopulafiou,
bill
1
am
.satisfied
Jllal
lliis
year-'will
see
a
k
renter,
influx
of
nc'vy
!vt-Mcr
lliau
has
beeii
the
'ca'C;
sinee
pre-war
ijays,
and
I'
am
jtjsl
as
conridciil
that
it
willji'ot
lake
many
year
miire
before'tnir
population
is
subslaulially
,
in-
Retail
Merchants'
Association
Passed
Resolution
Last
'
Niqht
Against
American
uoats
Aflcr
a
three
hour
iliscuoii;
J
jor
ami
a'auisi
I
In-
measure,
tin1
'
Jti'lall
.nTeianl''
Assoeia.'loit
a
"r
....:.vii....
:.
.t
...
.
..
.
.i
-ji.ukji
HKt'llll
un-
jii;.
Sis
Cine
last
uighl
by
a
vole
of
18
lo
V,
c.ndorM-d
the
resolution
of
I
tit
llalibul
Hoal
(iwiiers
Association
that.
"Ihe
federal
government
hi-
petitioned
to,
eln.v?
fill
IMS.
jiorls
lo
Amerieaiiisli
-in?
Iioa's-.
whose
owners
or
eap--taiiis
do
not
main.laiu
a
resi-deiice
in
llritisli
Ciiliiinliiii
and
who
to
not
buy
Iheir
supdies
at
said
:oils
when
selling
fisi,
Ilnrope
ami
(he
I
nited
Slate.."
,
i,,,
t
...i
i
m.
Thus
spoke
.I.
e.
Ualrjinjile;
vice--,,,
.......l
i:,.....
vv
president
in
fl.arvj-r
Iraffiivof
MCM,;son;'
i:apL
JinM.,
J,
p.
..jM.imu.r
.,u,.,.,u.
-nu,a,,
.
,
J
T.)rl.(,r
.Mur0f
C,
who
passed
IIuoufI.
Wiiliijpcg
1)ril,i.f
-lL
Millll
.Uld
j.
o.
last
nivlil
en
rouli'
from.
Mon-
(;U2U'u'.
Ueal
lo
Hie
Pacific,
coasi,
.
uc-
ft
t.h,,PV.
vii-i.-ioesiilnnl
ui
c'onpai
oy
i..
j.
.iouumoii,-'1uv
.s?ocialioi
passenger
iraiiic
niunagcr;
u?-.i
fore
I
left
Montreal,"
said
.'.Mr,
halrymple,
"I
received
iiiformn-tion
thai
the
fulLquota
if
tUO
families
would
cotne
lo
l.'nada
this
year
under
thVCmpire
Vc-
J
llemeiit-y:)ieme."
,
'
.
jii.l'l
ronneftirtSn
wjui
ffic,-
fi-
iianc
oi
uie
sysiein
.r.
uai
ryuipb'
said
that,
while
Ihe
earnings
of
(lie
Canadian
National
Itailways
for
the.
present
ipiarter
would
lie
behind
those
nf
if2i.
they
would
be
better"
than
Jhe
first
three
months
of
1U23.
Ami
after
all,
he
remarked,
i(
had
lo
be
reinnnliertl
-1
It
at
-the-firsl
ipiarler
of
IU2t
was
abuurtual.
".Sir
Henry
Thornton
H
alis-fiei,"
said
he,
"with
Ihe
earning
prospects
of
the
Canadian
.National
I'.aihvay
and
believeH
as
I
do
thai
Ihe
future
business
possibilities
warrant
the
grealc.st
was
iii
Hie
rhni
and
a
number
of
frslieriuen
were
present
in
addition
lo
the
iin'i1
clianls.
.
The
Hoard
of
Trade
is
holdmg
h
inctins
this
a'lrrnou
lo
eOu
id,r
Ibis
same
matter.
PRINCE
LEVES
AMID
CHEERS
Premier
Baldwin
and
Lord
Beatty
Out
to
Bid
Heir
Adieu
l.()Xf)ON,
Mar.
28
-The
I'rince
o(
Wales
deparleij
for
Porls-jnoutli
lo'
board
the-
Hepulse
for
Sou'tli
Africa
amid
cheering
crowds
shouting,
'-'safe
voyago,
siUe
return.
There
was
a
dis
tinauislied
gathering
at
the
sta
tion
In
bid
farewell',
including
('render
Italdwin
and
Lord
Heatly.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League
Dlv.
I.
Hirininghaiu
1,
Newcaslle
i.
Hurnley
0,
Nolls
Forest
U.
Fvertou
2,
Astoii
Villa
U.
Leeds.
I'nilcd
1,
Liverpool
I.
,
Nolls.
County-lliiddersrield
'
nol
played.
.
Preston.
1
1
Hury
1.
Sumlerluiid
2,
Arsenal
0.
Tottenham
1,
West
Ham
U.
I.
Scottish
Leaque
Dlv.
I,
Airdrjeouians
5,
Motherwell
0.
Celtic
2'Haith
Hover
0.
Cowdenbeath
2.
Aberdeen
1.
I
Minded
2.
SI.
Johnslone
0.
Falkirk
2,
SI.
Mirren
1.
Hamilton
I,
partick
'Thistle
t.
Hearts
I,
(.Ulceu
s
Park
I.
erally
believed
Ihe
dispute;
lias
.Kilmarnock
o.
Hangers
0.
settled
down
lo
a
prolracltil
Morion
2,
Hibernians
2.
Iruggle.
'Third
Lanark
II.
Ayr
I'nilcd
Local
Man
Sells
Mine
at
Usk
on
Working
Bond,
Full
Payment
to
I.
be
Made
Within
Three
Years
(Spe,cial
lu
Daily
News)
USK,
Mar.
UiS,
A
.
group
of
Seattle
efipilalisls
rejrcsciiled
here
by
S.
A.
Ilavis,
ii
yelI-knowii
mining
man,
have
tieuired
Hie
Kiniiui
group-
of
mineral
claims
from
I..
YV.
I'ulmura
of
I'rince
llupcrl,
thu
pflce
lo
lie
paid
liising
$:i0,0d0.
Work
of
devt'ltipnigiil
will,
ctiiutnciico
at
once
under
Mis
Davis,
u
percentage,
of
tlie.
iiiilput
going
Id
the
vendor
and
t
lie
whole
of
the
purchase'
price
lo
ho
jiaid
within
lhree
years.
,
The
Knitnu
groiip
is
jiist
across
lite
river
from
Usk,
qutle
near
lu
the
Skeenn
Luiiiber
Company's
mill1.
CHARGE
0
TWO
Canadiens
Made
First
Win
of
Series
Taking
Victorians
Into
Camp
Four
Goals
to
Two
Favor
of
Frenchmen
at
Big
i
WW
1
mm
'v
.
.
.
Hockey
match
Last
Night;
Next
Game
Monday
(Special
lu
Daily
News;
VICTORIA,
Mar.
28,
I
lowly
Moreiiz,
whose
services"
Ihe
l'alritks
refilsed
two
years
ago,
when
lie
was
a
scintillating
aniulcor
in
Stratford
and
who
was
eventually
bought
by
Les
Caiiadirns,
scored
lime
of
the
latter'
four
goals
here
last
night
when
Ihe
Cougars,
were
healen
four
goal
to
two
in
the
ihinl
game
of
Ihe
Stanley
Cup
plajoff.
The
Cougar
were
un
able
to
make
it
llnce
straight
ami
Ihe
slumlimr
is
now.
Comrars
Canadiens
1.
The
first
lhree
wins
lakes
the
cup
and
world
chanipioii'.hip
hockey
honors.
The
next
game
will
be
plaved
at
victoria
.Mommy.
At
the
game
last
niaht
West
ern
rules
prevailed
and
the
F.ast-
eru
sysieju
vvih
nc
aaupleii
.vion-i
day
night.
j
Hefore
a
capacity
crowd
both
teams
at
theoutset
played
safe,
careful
hockey
with
Les
Cana-j
equalizing
amid
wild
jubilation.
The
second
fram
was
Axid
of
poinds
and
of
lillleiiulere.sl.
The
final
period
opened
with
n
whirlwind
attack
and
three
ronls
were
notched
within
five
'min
utes.
Victoria
temporarily
took
the
lead
when
Hart
squeezed
out
past
Vezina.
'The
easterners
from
now
on
skaled
like
madmen
ami
crowded
Happy
Uplines
castle,
slamming
the
puck
at
liiiu
with
machine
gun
rapidity.
Joli-at
eventually
slammed
through
a
fast
pass
rrom
IJouchcr.
Two
minutes
later
Morenr
got
all
the
weight
of
a.husky
golfer's
drive
behind
Ihe
puck
and
nearly
sent
jit
tearing
through
the
herup
as
he
registered
another
counter.
A
few
minutes
before
the
bell
rang,
Morenz
got
away
once
more
with
only
Halderson
to
beat..
He
skipped
around
him
ami
scored
so
leisurely
the
crowd
laughed,
SMALLPOX
CASES
BECOMING
FEWER
IN
VANCOUVER
ANNOUNCED
Numbor
Dropped
from
90
to
71
and
Authorities
See
End
of
Epldemjc
An
extra
number
of
the
It.C.
(ia.clte
containing
the
regulations
in
regard
lo
the
prevention
ami
treatment
of
smallpox
ami
Ihe
order
Hint
everyone
shall
be
vaccinated
has
reached
here.
This
spring
(here
has
been
a
good
deal
of
smallpox
in
the
west.
Newspapers
just
lo
hand
from
Vancouver
stale
lhal
Ihe
number
ot
cases
there
has
dropped
from
t'O
lo
71
and
Ihe
health
authorities
consider
that
Ithcy
have
it
well
under
voiilrol.
At
the
same
lime
every
precaution
has
to
be
taken.
'The
order
in
council
in
regard
to
vaccination
applies
.particularly
lu
school
children
as
they
are
specincally
meutioueii
ami
trustees
and
leaehers
are
ordered
lo
see
lhal
(cache's
and
pupils,
are
all
vaccinated
or
show
good
reason
lo
Ihe
con
Irary.
GRAIN
TO
VANCOUVER
WIN'NIl'F.O,
Mar.
28,Or
1770
cars
or
grain
shipped
during
Ihe
week
over
Ihe
C.N.
II.
35
went
to
Vancouver.
ISLAND
MILL
GIVEN
TRYOUT
iiu'iis
uaving
me
siikiii
eoge.
Everything
Worked
Well
at
Morciu
scoreil
the
first
goal
in
Queen
Charlotte
City
Plant
the
first
four
minutes,
Andersont
The
sawmill
at
Queen
Charlotte
City,
recently
faken
over
by
gwurt
&
S'ercfh
of
Vancouver,
turned
over
for
the
first
time-
on
Juesday
or
tins
week
for
a
machinery
try-out
and
everything
worked
well
according
t(
word
reaching
here
on
tho
steamer
J'rince
John
in
from
llni
Islands
yesterday
afternoon.
it
is
expected
that
the
mill
will
be
in
jull
operation
next
month.
One
logging
camp
has
already
;
been
opened
near
Queen
Char-
olle
City
to
supply
the
mill
with
logs.
SEMI-FINALS
AT
FOOTBALL
Sheffield
and
Cardiff
are
Win-ners
and
will
Clash
on
April
5
LONDON.
Mar.
20.
In
the
semi-final
round
of
the
F.nglluh
Football
Association
Cup
Sheffield
defeated
Southampton
2
to
0.
and
Cardirf
beat
Blackburn
3
to
1.
,.
Sheffield
meets
Cardiff
in
tho
cup
final
on
April
25.
FIRST
ST1KINE
BOAT
SAILS
MIDDLE
OF
MAY
li...
f
I
i
r
ti-
....II
y
inn
Illl
I'UUt
Hum
m
i
unit'u
towards
the
Dease
Lake
gold
diggings
will
leave
for
her
voyago
up
Ihe
Sliklno
Hiver
to
'Telegraph
Creek
on
May
to.
It
will
be
ono
or
Ihe.
Harrington
boats
and
will
carry
William
Ware,
assistant
manager
of
the
Tur
trade
department
or
the
Hudson
Hay
Co.,
and
a
cargo
of
provisions
arid
other
supplies
lo
be
sold
(o
the
miners
ami
prospectors
who
are
gathering
lo
make
(he
rush
into
Hie
new
mining
field.
FIRE
DESTROYED
JWJ)F
NINGA
WIX'NTPF.n,
Mar.
28,-hFire
of
undetermined
orhgin
destroyed
rive
business
establishments
Including
the
telephone,
exchange,
nf
the
town
of
Xinga,
100
tnln
southwest
of
hero
this
morning.
N'o
estimate
of
tho
loss
has
been'
made.