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11
ii
V
April
.1.
Doctors
-ply
in
the
Jluu.su
!.:!!!
-
yesterday
m
the
:!
,
I
or
the,
Conscr-"'
In
Maniii
charged
lin
n'
willi
having
a
(iclii-iex
it
11
reiili-Tlir
only
salvn-li
iiuilry
wan
In
drive
.
'
'
nnietii
hag
and
bag-In
Kit-'
minister
of
vv
-
warmly
relumed
iiIim-
guld-brioked
l
lunula
in
but
hi
i
lulluii
the
peo-ii.
wiiT
sliy.
M
Hi
ni-
oT
(lariliiio
hn"v
why
(.aiiadfl
11
v
viniim
Orientals
ilnealed
at
the,
C.x-ui
uuimyer-i.
He
sug-
nKB
i
uli'
fur
the
Peaee
1
11
-aid
he
thntiKht
'einlil
i-alr
problem
1;'
v
-olwil
by
mUiiiK
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p(r
i-eiti
jtnd
f
ipls
from
this
ie
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Negotiations
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for
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New
York
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April
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orld,
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FRANCE
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nf
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luilay
that
owins
lo
the
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reimrls
nf
a
tixlil
bi-rriuii
I'aleh
nil
some
parts
of
the
enasl,
hi
fninpali)'
niK
fiet'ins
ninie
t
hall
ever
lii'fiiie
in
thai
Miere
should
J"'
iu
sburlase
of
bail
during
(he
euiiiiii
.season.
There
are
nleiily
nf
herring
In
be
bad
for
Hie
I
ukitiK-
The
Laurel
Whalen
llnaliuu
cannery
is
sallin;.'
lierriiif;
in
order
to
use
4
up
a
supply
nT
sail
Hint
they
have
oil
hand.
They
are
oponiliiij;
Hieir
own
eini'.
WIRELESS
REPORT
al
1
50.1HH).
S
a.m.
IHIillY
ISl.A.Nh.
Clear,
calm;
barnmelcr.
IIII.
10;
Irmpcrnlun;,
til;
sea
smunth;
8
p.m.
spoke
iimlni-.hm
Douulas,
Kelehikaii
for
Seallle,
5011
miles
from
Seal
He:
1
1
:
tit
o.
in.
snoke
steamer
Mosul
al
H
ji.ni.
I:t5
miles
rroii
Taeoma,
Anyox
Tni-
Taeoina.
nr.AH
ritl'.i:
point.
-f.ieur
calm;
baronieler.
ati.tm;
leniier-alure.
Hi:
sea
smooth.
liri.l,
IIAUIIOU.
-
t'.louily.
Iihl
Miulhwesl
wind;
baronieler.
'.".I.-
112;
leiiiperalure,
IIH;
sea
siuoolh:
K
11.
111.
snoke
slea.'er
Alaiiieda
1011
miles
from
KelehlKaii
souiu-houml;
H
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Al-i.kii
iilfi
miles
from
Kelclilkan
Noiilhliouud:
K
11.111.
soke
steam
llenlriee
abeam
I'int
Islnml
iiorlhboiind;
ItHHO
P.m
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Mleiimer
Princess
Mary
abeam
I'lne
Island
Noon
lltU.I.
IIAUIIOU..
Clear,
calm
hMiini.eler.
leinperauire
fit:
sea
smooth;
II
a.m.
spoki
slcamer
Princess
lleatrice
abeam
I
VIll'V
Island
northbound.
ui.-mi
Tiir.r'.
POINT.
Clear
mini;
barometer,
SlUU;
temper
ulure.
Til
;
sea
xiunoin.
I
iKSItY,
ISI.ANH.-
Hear
baronieler.
HlUS.!
Ieni-"raliil0
r;
sea
siuoolh;
V
a.m
sleamer
prince
Oeorsi'
bound.
nniHilioiiiid.
calm
out
south
wiiAXdKLh.
Amil
tl.
-Tin'
oi.Iiii.iii
n
11
lltllM'V
111
Lake
Uiiy.
10
nttniiuii
lulled
frnin
here,
was
burni'
viiiiiiriiiiv.
The
loss
is
eslliualCil
smith
1:11s.
April
;i.
-
wm
Oi-eeu,
an
Indian
of
llniultnn.
who
was
enmmilteil
for
trial
on
Monday
on
a
chaise
of
theft,
of
furs
and
traps
from
11
while
1
rapper,
appeared
before
.ludsft
Younv
al
Thursday'.
setisinn
of
the
County
tJoiirt,
and
was
found
uilly
and
given
a
seiitrncr
of
thirty
days.
The
niilenme
nf
this
ease
has
en
awailed
Willi
more
than
or
dinary
interest
as
(ireen
had
lolen
the
furs
and
I
t
aps
from
the
cabin
of
a
trapper,
who
wa
ali'liins
fur
on
a
trap
line
thai
ad
been
Used
by
the
Indians
for
many
years,
and
I
onsiitereii
the
while
man
was
encroaching
in
his
Territory.
In
shins
his
ruling
the
judge
ousiilered
that
a
trapper's
li
cense
entitled
I
In
holder
to
trap
iiiywbere
in
the
province,
but
asked
1
lit'
luiei'preler
In
lei
1111
defendant
that
a
delegation
was
now
at
OliUva
faking
up
this
ipicslinu
and
he
fell
sure
the
Indians
would
be
given
llrilish
justice
in
the
sellling
of
tin
mailer,
but
al
Hie
present
the
Indians
had
no
lesitl
right
In
molesl
a
while
trapper
iir
iuler-
fere
willi
his
Iranpiug
in
1hcir
lislrlcls.
K.-Mayir
II.
It.
Iloehealer
Is
xei'v
Inleresieil
mi
a
reeeul
copy
of
Ihe
Montreal
Slur
which
car
ries
pictures
of
.lohu
It.
I
toot
h
the
Canadian
lumber
king,
and
Ihe
reeeul
slppuienl
of
pine
-
Ihe
largest
since
Ihe
war
thai
he
made
lo
the
Old
Couulry.
'Mr.
Iloolb.
who
is
a
close
friend
-of
Mr.
Uoehesler's
family,
will
be
UK
years
of
aHe
lomorrow.
Ilr
is
still
bale
and
hearty
as
wu
evidenced
by
Hie
fact
thai
hn
made
a
personal
inspection
o!'
the
big
liluhcr
shipmenl
referred
to.
Having
spent
Hie
niorniug
in
Ihe
Skeeua
IHver
unloading
a'
various
points
the
largest
cargo
of
cannery
"supplies
she
-
line
brought
north
so
far
this
season
t'uion
slcamer
venture,
l.upl.
A
Johnstone,
arrived
from
the
smilh
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
and
sailed
at
!l
for
Ihe
.Nans
lliver.
The
vessel
will
be
back
lomorrow
morning,
sailing
fur
Vancouver
and
wayports
ul.
It
'
dock.
$
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
nrwly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dance?,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhr
at
Anytime.
parties.
8
St.ntf
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rats,
apply
fo
Boston
and
flth
St.
drill,
Third
Ave.
MftTT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phono
4S7.
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VOL
,V
NO.
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prince
ni
PiyiT,
h.c,
rniDAY,
ai'Iul
a,
m
VMWrtfiy'i
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1B3S
(trot
Ulf
42.
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FIVE
CENTS..
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TROUBLE
(IG
DOROTHKALON
PILED
ON
ROCKS
AND
ONLY
TWO
OUT
OF
THREE
ESCAPE
Tribe
of
Half
Castes
Revolting
in
German
South
African
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by
Conservatives
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Year
1811
Colony
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extremists,
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iff
in-
nf
:
iiiiniiries.
i
riniMl
torn'
ami
tiller
aeroplanes
liuve
been
.sent
In
the
scene
of
Hie
disturbance.
Not
Very
Serious
MINI
MlN.
April
It.
The
na-I
lives
iif
Southwest
Africa
have
I
mil
revolted
against
Hit
Itril
ih.
i-cording
In
an
official
cxphin
1
nl
inn
Imlay.
11
is
staled
here
jthat
Hie
trouble
were
riot
lie
-
Iwimmi
different
native
section:-,
1
arising
nut
of
dispute
as
to
j
rights
in
certain
lands.
The
llrilish
have
complete,
eonlrol
of
the
situation,
il
is
dei'larcd.
derailing
Ihr
California
gold
ru-.li
uT
t'.i.
(he
lown
of
(iilherl,
Nevada,
is
now
u
srelh-ing
ninolslront
nf
high
linpeh
and
hardy
prosperities.
gold
vein
was
jcrcnl
struck
and
the
boom
was
mi.
Willi
gold
si-ckcr
coining
from
all
.over
the
wel.
general
view
of
Ihe
(own
is
shown.
INDIAN
GIVEN
MONTH
IN
JAIL
Stole
Furs
and
Traps
From
Trapper's
Cabin
and
Is
Punished
For
Offonse
MATTER
AT
OTTAWA
Verdict
of
Jury
in
Notorious
Dennistoun
Case
is
Set
Aside;
Lady
Recovers
Only
$2,300
.
.
..
i
.
.
,
LONDON.
April
Ii.
-The
rrsrrveil
juilgiiient
in
the
noliiri
no-
lli'iiuisloiiii
i-use
was
delivered
today.
The
alleged
agreement
for
Ihe
support
of
Ilorulliy
lleuiiiiloun,
the
divorced
wife
of
Colonel
licuiiislouu,
by
her
furiner
l(iisbaud'
afler
the
divorce
is
de
clared
not
legally
binding
and
therefore
the
suil
Kir
breacli
ol
conduct
has
failed.
The
jury
verdict
awunling
Ihe
plaintiff
nearly
.$."1,11(10
is
sel
aside
by
The
court.
.Mrs.
lleiinisloiiu,
however,
recovers
about
I.IPlll
loaned
In
Ihe
Coloiiel
'diirijig
llmir
married
life.
.
Cosls
oT
Hir
aclion,
with
the
exception
of
dial
part
involving
a
breach
of
oulracl.
air
lu
be
borne
by
lliC
ifefcndunt.
SPINAL
MENINGITIS
WAS
CAUSE
OF
DEATH
Funeral
of
Llttlo
Rupert
Bussa-
nlch
Took
Placo
This
The
funeral
of
Ituperl
Uussa-
nicli.
eiglil-yeiir-old
son
or
mi
and
Mrs.T.
llus.sanieh.
whose'
ilealh
from
spinal
meningitis
occurred
al
Hie
Prince
Uupert
iieneral
llosiila
on
Wednesday,
look
place
Ihi.H-morning
al
U
o'-!
clock
from
the
Catholic
t.liurcli
in
I'airview
Cemetery.
Itev.l
rather
P.
.1.
MeOralh
ofricial-ing.
There
were
a
hinge
number
of
mourners
al
Ihe
,,uhciuics.
Tour
little
chums
of
the
dead
boy.
Masters
Vaccher.
Homiualo,
Crook
and
Caloiisl,
acted
as
pall
bearers.
Among
these
sending
flowers
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
-
Peltenuo.
Mrs.
Fiorin
and
family,
Mrs.
M1u7.fi.
Loyal
Order
of
Moose,
Mists
Stewart.
Miss
Larson,
Seal
Cove
School
children.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Honiinalo,
M.r.
and
Mrs
Malcolm
Lamb.
Aid.
and
Mr
Oeorue
II.
Casey.
Air.
and
Mrs
YV.
Ilobinsou.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mike
Cook.
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
A'aaeher
and
family.
Fih
'Packers'
Union
William
Marl
in.
Mrs.
Ilogau
Mussallem
ramily.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Hiissauieli,
Sergeant
and
Mrs.
A
II.
Hailey
and
family,
llaby
Ilogau.
Mr
and
.Mrs.
It.
McKay.
WITNESSES
FAILED
RECOGNIZE
MAN
WHO
CHARGEDJVITH
THEFT
'
VAN'COI
VI'.U.
April
.'I.
I
n-
c.vpected
ilevelopinenls
look
place
yesterday
at
the
trial
of
John
Howell,
charged
with
complicity
in
tin'
Cupilol
Thealre
robbery
in
iViil,
when
four
of
the
irosiy
cut
ion
witnesses
failed
lo
identify
accused.
The
case
was
remanded
until
Tuesday.
DEER
INVADE
THE
TOWN
OF
SMITHERS
smitiikus.
Apri.
:l--
An
unusual
sight
was
presented
to.
citizens
yesterday
morning,
whim
a
large
band
oT
deer
were
seen
lirowsiir-r
011
the
hill
al
the
back
of
the
railway
station.
The
various
noises
and
sight
of
ihe
buildings
did
not
seem
lo
disturb
them
in
Ihe
least.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Light
Sales
and
Prices
change
wore
Eetter
Morning
at
Ex
this
Halibut
fares
at
the
Fish
I'.x-
chanse
this
morning
were
lighter
and
heller
prices
were
paid.
Two
American
boat
sold
IJi.OOli
pounds
and
six
Canadians,
'17.100
pounds
-
a
total
for
the,
day
of
;12,IOO
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales
wrve
a
follows:
.-,
American
:
Lancing,
I
t.ono
pounds,
;al'i:ie
and
lie,
to
Hie
llooth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Wabash.
1.000
oiiuds,
a'
lL'.7c
and
lie,
lo
Ihe
Pacific
Fisheries.
Canadian
Weslern,
IJ-'UO
pounds,
at
I0.7e
ami
5c:
Minnie
V..
-'.not!
pounds
da,.d
at
It.tc
and
ie,
and
Dolphin.
7,000
pounds
at
lO.Hc
and
lie,
to
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
V
Cold'
Storage
Co.
Joe
Maker,
1,000
pounds,
al
10.7c
and
0c;
JUngo,
l,&on
pounds
at
ll.lc
and
Oc.
and
While
Lily,
700
pounds-
at
41
l.lc
and
Cc
to
Ihe
AM
in
Fisheries.
Mrs.
Waller
Hume
suited
on
I
hu
Prince
(ieorgc
this
morning
for
Vancouver.
Tug
Dorothkalon
Wrecked
at
Cumshewa
Rocks
and
Engineer
Drowned;
Was
Well
Known
Here
:
Special
lo
iMily
News
KKIDKUATK,
April
a.
T.
A.
Kelly's
lug
Dorothkalon
is
a
total
wreck
on
Uiinoliewa
rocks
at
the
mouth
of
Cumshewa
Inlet.
She
went
usbore
at
two
o'clock
Tuesday
mnriiiug
.1
ring
a
thick
fog
willi
a
heavy
sea
running
from
the
northeast.
Jaiio
s
Clark,
engineer
was
dtowucd.
Three
men
were
aboard
whei
Hie
lug
struck,
Cap
I.
Fleming,
James
Clarke
and
Malcolm
Mo-Kmmiii.
'Hit;
lifrboat
was
launched
but
immediately
swamped.
Clarke
was
swept
-out
to
sea
before
the
boat
could
be
rihtc1
Fleming:
and
.MoKiniion
withl
great
difficulty
made
shore
and
reported
the
accident
at
Mc-Kiuuoii'.
camp.
Clark
was
born
hi
Vancouver
"."
years
ago.
lie
is
well
known
all
oer
Ihe
islands
and
at
Prince
ituperl
ami
was
a
great
faorile
here.
News
of
hi
death
was
re
ceived
willi
great
sorrow.
lie
leaves
a
falher,
mother
and
four
brothers
and
two
sisters
in
Van
couver.
The
Clarke
brothers
are
.well
known
in
Prince
Huner!
where
they
once
owned
and
operated;
the
hirlibut
boat
Annie
SI.
Leon
of
which
Fred
Clarke
was
the
skipper
.
Mr.
Clarke
was,
a.
personal
rriend
or
T.
A,
Ketly.
The
bndy
haijodso
far
,becn
.
re-covered
hut
John
MacMillan,
.su-
lierinleiujeiil
of
the,
logging
com
pany
is
doing
everything
posui
bb'
to
recover
the
body.
The
Dorothkalon
was
II
fee'
long,
12
feel
K
inches
In
breadth
and
C
feet
deep.
Slip
was
of
17
gross
loiinase
and
.11
register.
She
w
as
built
in
I
'.M
l!
and
was
powered
when
she
sank
vyith
n
I-'
horse
power
Pcnliy-Porler
semi-iieisei
eiigiue.
Hie
vessel
made
a
call
ill
Prince
Itupert
a
couple
or
years
ago
wnen
on
ner
way
from
Vancouver
lo
Cum
shewa.
Capt.
W.
1..
Dass
was
then
in
command.
1
1
PRINCE
CHARLES
IS
NOW
AT
VANCOUVER
New
C.N.R.
Steamer
Arrived
Southern
Port
From
Old
Country
on
Tuesday
at
The
new
Caiiadiaii
National
coast
steamer
Prince
Charles,,
formerly
St.
Margaret,
arrived
at
'
Vancouver
Tuesday
from
the
Old
Country.
The
vessel
is
lo
be
commissioned
al
once
in
the
Oueen
Charlotte
Island
service
relieving
the
Prince
John
which
is
lo
he
given
an
extensive
over
haul.
Later
Ibis
summer.
Hie
Prince
Charles
will
ply
direct
between
here
and
Vancouver.
The
Prince
Charles
came
direct
from
Dundee,
i-colland,
to
Vancouver
making
calls
eurtuite
only
for
fuel
and
nunrauliiie.
She
was
brought
out
by
Cajd.
A.
Al.
Davie.,
formerly
of
Hie
IS.T.P.
eoasl
service
and
falher
of
Allan
ami
Frank
Davies
of
this
city.
The
vessel
is
'.'it
feel
long,
M
feel
wide
and
1
1
feet
deep.
Her
tonnage
is
UHH
gross
and
0HI
net.
She
was
used
iu
Hie
Old
Country
in
a
service
very
similar
lo
that
which
she
will
lie
called
upon
lo
perform
here.
Capt.
F..
Mabbs.
master
of
Ihe
Prince
John,
is
understood
lo
b
Prince
Hohsuir
'lliarlcs
for
command
of
the
Charles.
will
il
i
also
Purser
Herl
move
lo
the
expected
CHIMNEY
COLLAPSED
KILLING
ELEVEN
MEN
Itl'llLLN,
April
II.
Fleven
men
were
killed
when
a
newly
constructed
chimney
near
Leipslc
collapsed
today.
URGED
TO
MAKE
THEIR
REPORT
Railway
Heads
Have
Divergent
Views
With
C.P.R.
Holding
Back
OTTAWA.
April
3.
The
beads
of
the
two
big
railroads
are
bc-
iny:
urged
by
ttie
government
to
make
a
report
on
the
best
way
of
handling
the
Peace
Uivor
situation.
It
i
understood
hero
that
the
C.P.ll.
head
is
the
real
stumbling
block.
He
refuses
to
eo
in
m
I
h
h
H'tnnrp'a
11
y
v
tr$nyt
hlnp
which
does
not
seem
to
be
an
immediate
moneymaker.
Hir
Henry
Thnrulon
is
ari.xkui
for
his
company
to
tap
the
district
and,
it
is
understood,
would
like
to
eonlrol
the
situation,
be-
lieveitig
it
is
C.N'.
It.
territory
and
tliir
'be
grain
should
come
out
ovei
the
.National
ronil.
MORE
HEBRIDES
COMING
NEXT
MONTH
One
Hundred
Families
Expected
to
Arrive
In
Alberta
In
May
a
KDMON'TON,
April,
a
Another
party
of
ltehrideans
iulCmled
for
the
district
of
Vermilion,
Alber
tn,
consisting
of
about
100
fam
s
a
Hies
are
expected
lo
arrive
ire
May.
It
will
include
about
500
people,
men,
women
ami
children.
They
are
being
sent
to-Canada
by
the
Scottish
Immigration
Aid
Society
of
which
Father-;
McDonnell
is
the
.representative?
in
Canada.
The
lands
secured
for
the
colony
were
held
by
liulgiau
investors.
CHILDREN
BURNED
Audience
When
DURING
A
PAGEANT
Stampeded
Fire
Broke
Stage
from
Hall
Out
on
s
SANTA
ANA.
Gal.,
April
IL
Three
children
were
l..n
urn-
ei,
one
possibly
fal.itlv.
vh"U
some
one
struck
a
mutch
on
2
stage
of
flinisily
costumed
school
children
unoraring
iu
a
pageant.
The
audience
stampeded
from
the,
hall.
GRANBY
BONDS
WILL
PAY
SEVENPER
CENT
NFW
YOIltv,
April
3.-
Oranby
eight
per
cent
bonds
amounting
to
two
and
a
halt
million
dollars
now
about
due
will
bo
retired
and
a
new
issue
at
seven
per
cent
will
lake
their
place.
These
will
be
offered
to
present
Block-holders
of
the
company
and
are
expected
lo
be
tpiickly
sulmcrirt-ed.
Hy
the
deal
the
company
will
save
nearly
$25,000
a
year
lu
ir.
teres
I
which
will
be
available-toward
dividends.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News,