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a
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Mr-
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lo
find
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roliiplck'b
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lab
in
reiMitf'r
any
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wimt
uuliiuc
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fire
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in
Hn
Hnl'li
hanlwari'
slnrc
ln'lwri-n
7..I0
ami
H
a.in,
Mr.
Hol.ji
and
Andrew
.n-ilcrson
rirsl
imliml
Hi"'
rif"
and
llit'y
gaf
tin"
alarm.
The
rhi'ini-cal
fiiv
'nini'
was
ilium
liald
ml
info
i'ili-i'
hv
AmliTson
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was
ini'llVrliv"
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fin
had
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hi;.'
u
slarl.
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is
fslliualfil
lii'ii'
thai
I
in
total
daniac
will
amounl
to
alioitl
7r,(
MFRAI
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SALMON
COMMISSION
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in
r-n
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null
passed
sun
last,
Stewart
In
IN
SOUTH
IS
NAMED
Foderatlon
Will
Endeavor
to
Solvo
Mystorlcs
Veiling
Lives
and
Habits
of
Fish
Si:.VITI.K,
Mar.
IK.
Tin'
International'
I'aeifie
Salmon
In-vestialion
redcralion
is
tin'
name
chosen
for
tbe
coinmissioii
created
lo
make
investifjalinns
with
a
view
lo
preserving
salmon
on
the
coast
rrom,
exlincllou
by
treaties
and
uniform
laws.
The
re.lerallou
will
endeavor
lo
solve
many
mysleries
veiling
tins
"ves
ami
habits
of
salmon.
A.
H.
Warreii,
H.N.H.
grneral
iiniiiiiLrio-
jif
weslern
lines,
who
arrived
rrom
tbe
south
on
tin
Prince
(ieorge
Ibis
afternoon
will
wi.il
Km!,
tomorrow
on
his
oiiviih.
car
wfiicll
will
be
al-
lached
lo
lh
regular
way
freight.
6ne
MIXED
COMMISSION
ACTING
FOR
KING
DURING
HIS
ABSENCE
LONDON.
Mar.
IH.
The
King
and
(Jui'i'o
will
rross
lo
Calais
loniorrow
when'
I
hey
will
nil
rain
for
Oi'iioa.
A
special
commission
ninsislin
of
I'rinep
Henry,
I
he
Ai-eh-hishop
of
(Jailleihury,
Vis.
count
Have,
and
Premier
Haldwin
are
atiiJoiuliMl
lo
look
after
I
lie
Rifely
and
trniMl
govfriiiiieul
of
the
realm
during
I
lie
Kind's
alienee.
VISITING
CITY
MR.
A.
E.
WARREN
Ctnfril
Mtntrrr,
Wnlrrn
Rttinn,
Canadian
National
Railwaja
SMART
WORK
OF
TELEGRAPHER
AT
BURNS
LAKE
TODAY
Special
lo
Daily
News
HtllliNS
l-AKK.
Mar.
IH.
This
inorulnu
when
rife
broke
out
lu
Ihe
adjoining
buildings.
II.
I).
Mne.Ncil,
the
(iiixernntent
It'll
grapber,
remoxed
Ihe
iiislru
menls
and
records
and
temper
ary
ipiarlers
Avere
ipiiekly
estab
lished
in
the
fnieslry
office.
There
Ihe
keys
Were
installed
and
wilbin
an
hour
business
was
on
as
usual.
BAKER
AND
SOWASH
REMANDED
FOR
WEEK
Alleged
Hl-jacklnq
Dandlts
Ap
pear
In
Court
at
Victoria
Today
VIUTOIttA,
March
18,Oweit
I).
Ilaker
and
Harry
Suwash
charged
willi
coniplieily
in
III"
murder
of
Hiipl.
W.
.1.
(iillis
and
bis
son,
'William,
on
the
power
boat
Heryl
(I.
last
September
were
remanded
for
one
vrel
when
Ibey
appeared
here
foe
preliminary
hearing
today.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
al
lb
Hrjnee
IUiikmI
(iciieval
lluspllal
on
March
IH,
lo
Mr.
anil
Mrs
Alfred
Fowler
of
Terrace.
1
,
T
ti
in
i
At
Hie
front.
i
TAV1
-.':
BOSTON
GRILL
51AA1
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wed-ding
o.wwhere
at
Anytlm.
.
b.u.i
Hotel.
Jra
av.
parlies.
no
pw
em-au
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rats,
apply
to
Bosto''
and
Orill.
Third
Ave.
iaTT
VIDE,
rrop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
vol,
XV
NO,
00.
IMIINUK
HLPKHT,
11.11,
VKI)NB8I)AY.
MAHCII
18,
i'J25.
Vtitardai'a
Circulation
1663
tract
4tt.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ENTY
THOUSAND
A
HOMELESS
IN
TOKIO
E
DESTROYS
LARGE
PART
OF
BURNS
LAKE:
ROYAL
BANK
IS
SAVED
re
vripts
uui
Liiirge
run
of
Burns
Lake
This
Morning
Many
Business
Houses
Suffer
Worked
Until
They
Dropped
in
Efforts
to
,
r
in
I
T
.
1
n
!
!
have
Koyal
bam
ana
outer
buildings
LOSS
ESTIMATED
AT
$75,000
.
mm
W
m
m
tf
I
19
I.
II
I
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X
U
i
'
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mi
r
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m
m
m
m
w
mm
m
m
m
m
mm
u
m
m
m
a
a
lev
J
j
11
1
1
f
I
iriuiiuri,!
IIUU
lu
v
.
iuiiiLu
1
1
uiii
v
w
fic
Building:
Other
Buildings
Endangered
',
It
vs
I,
KI,
Mar.
IX,--A
large
pari
I
lie
business
sec
,i
Mi
iii
Like
v;ts
ilcsliovi'il
liv
fire
Ibis
morning
fiiliiil
many
thousands
of
dollars.
Tint
fir1
slnrlcd
alum,
:iippocilly
in
llnlili's
hardware
store
anil
faking
T'tcgnipli
Office
"ml
Hit
drug
slorc.
HuriMis
fight
the
fire
wa's
ul
ton
o'clock
still
raging
under
control.
The
Itnyal
Hank
building
va
g:il
Iml
il
was
lliouglil.il
cyuld
In
saved.
(
)l
In
lSpTClal
in
I
rally
.News'
ItliUNS
LAKi;
.Mar.
-.18.
(Nuoil
Fin-
this
morning
completely
destroyed
Hie
i.
II.
Ilobh
Hard
win.
Fred
Aslin,
general
mei-
clian.li.-c.
Ilii"
O.K.
Cap',
1
1n-
1ii,
loHlcc.
uovci-iimcnl
Iclcurnnh.
of
I
OQPQ
UfiMI?
lf'"'
,,ru
Imililiiig.-
LUuLiU
JlUllI-JlOiily
liy
Hie
extraordinary
chorl-jcif
men
timliT
Hit
direction
oi
Conslablc
Perry
Carr
was
tin
splendid
building
of
llo'
lU'.va
Hank
saved.
Willing
workers
on
On'
roofs
anil
inside
I
In-
buildiir
wcrc
in
constant
danger
of
tlx'
oof
collapsing.
All
Ihe,
teams
in
the
cily
wen
put
itilu
On
fin
fighting
service
for
hauling
water.
.Men
wnrke.i
uulil
they
Ml
from
sheer
exhaustion.
Tin'
plucky
hani.
inanajri'r,
John
Yool,
had
In
In
furi'k'il
away
front
llif
Imildiiw.
Tin
Omiin'ca
llnlt'l
and
liui'-n
Store
wimt
for
a
liuic
in
This
iniid-ijatibeil
rumsliackle
Inxi-cab
was
one
oT
Hie
eurs
wliii
li
bore,
1u
Hit
Maine
from
Paris
Hie
Krefit'li
(roois.
which
slopped
Ihe
firsl
advancf
of
Hie
(Ifrnians
in
H'I'i.
II
is
supposeil
lo
have
varried
soldiers
in
Ihe
wild
ride
lo
Twenty
i
nousanare
iiitiniTT
nnirro
AdvcrUse
in
the
Daily
News.
opie
are
Homeless
in
Japan
Result
Conflagration
Casualities
so
Many
they
Cannot
be
Estimated:
Fire
is
now
Under
Control
TOKIO,
March
18.
Another
big
fire
is
raging
in
Tokio.
Fanned
by
a
gale,
the,
conflagration
is
sweeping
over
the
city
causing
great
confusion.
The
firemen,
hampered
by
lack
of
water,
are
helpless.
Troops
are
tearing
down
houses
in
an
effort
to
isolate
the
burning
district
while
thousands
of
people,
laden
with
their
household
goods,
are
fleeing
for
safety.
TOKIO,
March
18
(later)
Twenty
thousand
people
were
rendered
homeless
by
a
fire
which
swept
the
northeastern
section
of
the
city,
destroying
three
thousand
buildings
and
resulting
in
casualties,
the
number
of
which
it
is
at
present
impossible
to
estimate.
The
flames
are
now
under
control.
The
fire
it
is
thought
started
in
a
factory.-
REMAIN
STEADY
VICTIMS
OF
EXPLOSION
Eght
.Boats
Marketed
148,500
tnlomoea
in
mine
ana
u
is
oo-
Pcunds
at
Fish
Exchango
Moved
Cannot
be
Allvo
This
Mornlny
!
..
!
FA
IH
MONT.
Hast
Virginia
r:..!.;....
i
.ii.,.
.,..i
March
18.
Thirty
tour
miners
if
halibut
calclies
lolalliug
I
18,
."iDll
pounds
al
Ihe
Fish
Hxchange
this
morning.
Prices
were
about
the
saini!
as
tvere
paid
yesterday
it!
hough
Ihe
bid'
for
Canadian
niches
weakened
slightly.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
American-
....
i
Wilson.
IH.ooii
pounds,
al,
1
2.1c
and
le,
to
ie
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
(jo.
Daly,
28,000
pounds,
al
I2.lr
and
If.
and
lloyal,
I
t,
000
poumls
at
12.7c
and
if,
lo
Ihe
Hooth
bisberies
Canadian
Co.
Ilallie
12.000
poiiiids,
at
t.2.8i
and
Ic,
lo
Ihe
lloyiil
Fish
Co.
Arclif,
;i8.ooo
pounds,
at
.I2i
and
It,
lo
Hi;-
PairiHi
Fisheries.
Canadian
M.
M.
Chrisloplieiv
I0,(00
poun'ds,
al
I
Of
and
Ic,
lo
the
lloyal
Fish
C".
Johanna,
8,50(1
'pounds,
at
lO.te
and
le,
to
Ibe.Alliu
Fisheries"'.
I.ysekll,
ao.OOO
pounds,
at
!).7c
and
Ic,
(
the
Canadian
I'ish
iV
Cold
Sloragi
Co.
were
entombed
by
an
cxphisjon
which
look
place
here
last
nigh'
'The
rescuers
penclraled
as,
far
as
Ihe
stables
where
all
111"
horses,
in
number
are
dead
II
Is
believed
lo
be
impossible,
thai
any
of
the
ineli
are
still
living.
SMALLPOX
CASE
IS
REPORTED
EDMONTON
F.DMONTON.
Mar.
18.
Small
pox
has
mysteriously
broken
uol
in
the
city,
one
case
having
been
recently
admitted
In
the
Isolaliot
hospital.
As
the
man
who
con
traded
the
disease
had
nol
been
away
from
Fdmonlon
for
a
eon
Nhlerable
time,
health
officials
are
al
a
loss
lo
understand
where
the
dred
infection
origin
Premier
MacKenzie
King
Oat
in
Defense
of
Contract
with
Peter
ten
in
House
ot
Commons
!
OTTAWA
Mar.
IN.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
announced
j
in
Ihe
House
ol
l.uniinoiis
Hiut
Ilie
guveninienl
is
willing
t3
inaki
a
cmiliact
willi
any
sleutnpliiii
t'ompany
in
Canada
sim
I
ated.
Several
doctors
are
said
lo
have
seen
the
ease
ami
are
sal
isficd
that
it
is
smallpox.
It
was
recently
reported
thai
some
eases
of
smallpox
liav
heen
discovered
al
Calgary,
but
immediate
steps
were
taken
there
lo
check
any
spread
of
Ihe
out
break.
ilar
In
Hie
eontrael
wilji
Ihe
Pelersen
lines
if
they
are
prepured
In
give
a
like
reliiin.
"We
are
prepared
lu
make
il
with
Ihe
UP.1l.
on
ideiilical
lines
wall
Hie
Peler.sen
coiilrael,"
Ilio
pre-
imer
shim,
it
Ihe
UI'.H.
is
picpuied;
as
bir
William
Petersen
has
!
done,
lo
give
us
control
over
Ihe
ocean
tales.'
j
Mr.
king
said'
Ihe
object
of
Ihe
government
sclii'ine
was
to
insure
that
on
ai
least
balf
Hie
I
--
'
'
.trade
iielween
l.auuda
and
the
jOltl
Counlry
Hie
rales
should
ho
I
controlled,
not
by
a
combini.'
willi
heaibluailers
in
New
York
bid
by
Hie
.'overnmenl
of
(
jnii-jada.
j
lie
I
iTcinjr
In
Ihe
cHorls
iu
se-jcure
a
reduction
in
rates
on
came,
rreinier
'mug
sam
ji
was
because
Ihe
iiM-rnineul
found
il
iuiiossihb'
lo
co-operiilion
from
liaiiadiau
shipowners
thai
Ibey
look
Ihe
further
slep
lliey
tlid
willi
Sir
.William
I'etersen.
SLAYER
OF
MURCHIE
.
IS
IDENTIFIED
OY
CHICAGO
DRUGGIST
Clllll.UiO,
.Mar.
18.
Iternard
Parke,
-7
yearn
of
uxr
is
identified
by
Samuel
t.olietr,
Hie
north
idc
druggist
as
the
man
who
shot
and
killed
Archibald
Mureliie.
Ihli
art-student
of
Vancouver,
ll.C
during
Hie
store
robbery
on
March
7.
Parke
was
arrested
for
disorderly
conduct.
FELL
FROM
BRIDGE
AND
DROWNED
AT
VANCOUVER
Artificial
Respiration
Tailed
Bring
Back
Life
to
BIG
PARTY
OF
KNIGHTS
to
VA.NCOl'VI'.lt.
Mar.
18.--
Fall
ing
into
the
water
in
Hie
rush-
inii
tide
from,
the
second
nar-
iow.s
iirnige,
wne
re
ne
nan
neeu
working,
l.
It.
Fox
was
drowned
eslerilay.
When
Ihe
body
was
brought
lo
Hie
surface
alt
hour
tier
by
a
diver,
aiu
attempts
were
made
al
artificial
respira
tion
but
without
effect.
OF
COLUMBUS
TO
VISIT
CITY
IN
MONTH
OF
JUNE
On
June
18
the
CP.
It.
steamer
Princess
Louise
will
bring
hem
on
their
way
o
Alaska
a
parly
of
I
Till
Knights
of
Columbus,
jiiciii-
bers
of
Ibe
California
Council,
wilh
their
families
ami
friend-.
Tbe
sleaiuer
is
specially
charter
ed
for
the
parly
which
will
in
clude
a
baseball
team,
jn.
orchestra,
ipiarletle
of
vocalists,
ills'
choral
parly
and
basketball
team.
AIRPLANE
FOR
USE
IN
SEWARD
DISTRICT
SAN
FIIANCISCO,
Mar.
18.
All
airplane
for
transplanting
mail
ami
merchandise
from
Seward
to
the
Alaskan
canneries
and
points
which
canuol
be
reached
advantageously
hy
other
means
will
be
laken
mirth
on
the
coastguard
culler
Hear,
it
is
said
be
re.
unofficially.
FREE
SILVER
AT
VICTORIA
Bear
River
Property
Shows
the
Ore
That
Will
Make
Miners
Rich
MACHINERY
GOING
IN
Stewart
is
going
lo
be
a
wonderful
camp,
according
to
ki.
Seiffert,
who
returned
yesterday
from
a.
visit
to
Ihe
property
of
the
Kmpcror
Mines
Ltd.
of
whicli
he-i-
president.
Mr.Selffert
says
that'
just
as
be
was
leaving
word
Was
brought
by
Harry
Toomey
of
the
Vicforia
Alines
that
Hnj
have
struck
free
silver
and
ar-
xentite
on
their
property.
This
is
(be
-ore
that
'everyone
is
look
ing
for
in
that
district.
It
is
in
Ibe
same
mountain
as
the
Km-
peror.
on
Tilacier
Creek.
JUst
now
there
is
at
the
dock
tt
Stewart
150
tons
of
machine
ery,
about
60
tons
of
which
is,s
going
in
on
Ihe
snow
to
thr"
Kmpcror.
Other
machinery
is
to,-.
be
delivered
in
the
district
be-
fore
the
snow
goes.
One
feature
which
is
interest-;
ing
in
connection
with
the
de-B
velopment
of
the
mines
on
thoj
llnar
Iliver
is
Ihe
fact
thai
most
a
of
development
has
been
done
,
by
Hrilish
Columbia
capital.
The
mines
are
owned
.chiefly
in
Vic-j;"
loria
and
Vancouver
vand
there
is"
some
Prince
lluperl
cash
invested
there.
Mr.
Seiffert
thinks
Ibey
will
all
make
money.
immigration
-not
settled;
Japanese
Ambassador
Says
His
Country
Hopes
Problem
Will
Come
up
Again
WASHINGTON.
Mar.
18.
--f
Tliuneu
Matsudaira,
the
new
Japanese
ambassador
lo
the
t
iiilcd
Stales,
denies
reports
Hint
lie
received
instructions
before
leaving
'Tokyo
lo
reopen
the
Immigration
tpieslion.
lit
said
that
although
Ihe
Americans
apparently
considered
Hie
malt?."
permanently
sell
led,
Japan
hopes,
Ilie
nroblem
will
come
up
fon
consideration
at
sonic
future
lliiue.
MARQUIS
CURZON
IS
IN
SERIOUS
CONDITION1
LONDON,
Mar.
18.
Marquis
Cur.on.
who
receully
underwent
an
opernlion,
is
In
a
serious
condition.
A
bulletin
its
lo
his
condition
issued
lie
re
says
that
lung
complication
is
settling
in,
II
is
reported
in
Ibe
lobbies
of
Hie
House
that
Lord
Colon's
condition
is
hopeless.
U
i
fcali
the
bulletins
issued
Ihrouighonl
hts
Illness
have
,
underrated
IU
seriousness.
He
is
0(J
years
of
age.