i
i
r
ni
rovosai
w
uron
nam
m
m
Swanson
Bay
or
Erect
Neti)
Onp
at
That
Pnint
IIUIIM
bVlllflUH
Will
lV.
0
tulgUlllAtLU
tUIIUUfjr,
I
and
probably
named
Quatsino
Pulp
&
Paper
Company
WCOl
I
II.
Nov.
V.
--Whi'ii
Hie
Whalen
Pulp
v
Paper
i-
rem
giiiiiznl
on
Juiiuar
I
it
iii.in
la
named
(lie
Pulp
v
Paper
Oimpmi).
!
s
..,,if
ol
(lie
new,
owner
uiimil
Hip
possibility
of
dropping
k
,
-mi
Hay
plniil
while
oilier
stockholder
believe
tin
pre-
:nn
Im
wrecked
hihI
h
nnxIcYii
plant
creeled
in
order
r
nv
ol
of
production.
)'o
imam
icr
and
iiiHiinfin
liirmp
iwperl
are
ruining
ii
ni-pcd
Hit-
W'lnilcn
of
fair
it
ii
ti
make
reroiiimcii-
'datum.
I',.
M.
Miles,
Ihe
intent
0
CHANGE
SITUATION
AT
OTTAWA
;
-
m
mm
a
.
Ol
.la
.
..
i
....
CKinm
i
no
maw
iiiuo
Jin"
fn'ni.
menl
Today
Following
Cab-
;
Init
Meeting
,i!
iiiutiiM
ia
-
hit
yi'atrrday
uu
'
it
it
aialPiiii'iH
mat
l'rciiiii,r
.M.t''
'
.e
a
the
oiiK-iiiiij
!
'll.l).
'
i
lir
I'rf'iti'T
i-ni--i'M-m,
11,
j.
,i
1
1
-
i
-i'Iit
r
lllf
lioii"'!
-i
'mi.
who
ii"W
.fl
gllltlp
III
1
IIP
lit
n.'tlv
fi'flln'-S
'0
H
-
ll
M.I1
l"l'
OSS
WATSON
NOT
GUILTY
..I
n
il
.l.k
i
Sent
Back
Homo
Following
Acquittal
at
Nanalmo
V
AIMu..
Nov.
U(i'
NNnt-iiM
i
Seal
ti
polii'p
rmi-wa-
early
this
morning
i
.,f
l
it
I'linrpe
nf
eom-v
tn
the
fctiMUHi
robbery
in'
)td)al
Hank
here
on
mber
I.'
Ial.
The
jury
was
h'ur
and
n
half
nnd
on
11
i
'uro
thev
liroualil
in
it
'
or
not
Kiiilty."
Wm
b.
in
wax
ipturued
lo
Swtt-J
11
lay
by
the
linmiurntlonnVheal
n
it's.
I
III
I
II
Ml'
Ulllll
I
ll.lllllll
tllHIl
GRAHAM
ISLAND
Wfirtlv
Mfln
FmnlnuArl
tin
Nlafl
I
""-II
-Ull-Jiw;
vm
wit
ay
Between
Port
Clements
and
Tlell
Virk
is
still
beintf
earried
out
l
iff
lilt-Mil
iirpui
nm:ni
"k
tin
llio
Iwrlvn
mile
Port
'm'nls
-Tloll
roml
on
(truhnm
i'
oodwurih,
1rllgp
foiTinan
('r
I
in
i
nnnr
hiiniil.
wlin
a
111
--"'
ii
h
tiaf.rui'11,
si
1
1
1
jpi
ii
m
mi
fl
in
....
II.
..vl
.l.t.iin.
i
r
mi
in
uu
Hill
III
'.t
H
l
i
hi
-
If
r
If!
IllLrt
Mliikts.rn
llllt
l.ll
111
tlU
Mill
ftr
III
llii
mimnip
ti
1111
lini.ln..
II.
'I'l.i.
'
'Hilars
ii
1
1
uir
MMKU
ii
finon-l
...m
i
-
ii.
..i
1
1...
MM.
.11
-Till
Ml
1
1
III
I
1.11
II
1
M
V
II.
H
livpt
iKr
rn..i
i..
t
it.
lltJW
ll'l
11
ll'llatlll.
Advrlle
In
the
Dally
New.
nfi'iM-r
i
to
cuniiniir
In
office
until
I
In-
end
of
Hie
year,
j
The
irinriinl
concern
owning
bond
iliai
were
rirt
charge
iixhIii!
Mir
proper)
te
were
lea-
iHMly
HoiightelfW
Co.:
Ilojnal
Securities
Corporation;
iudV
QfUrffti,
Nov
r:
Uivl
Xiin
Life
As
uiniire
Company.
These
con-
M
I'opi'1.
t
.i'
iiii
Slovak,
ilibi
i
iininxcs.
"
.luminal!,
who
ha
ofr.
iv.l
lo
fund
the
300
million
debt
to
tin'
United
Slates
al
tlirw
mll-iiiioii-
yearly
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
ll.l'..
Silver
Daly
Alaska
.
Dun
well
L.
A
1
Marmot
Silvercrest
Surf
Inlel
Termini
BIRTH.
Mid.
I.
to
ft
I.
Mo
.07
V,
.07
Mi
Howe
Sound
au.OO
Porter
Idaho
Ihuellon
Premier
"
(Iranby
!!
C.
P.
II.
MU.00
Oladslono
214
llufus
Pilversmllli
Lucky
.11
m
11
fllaclc-
'ov4
Indian
"
!
Selkirk
"
Asked.
1.15
.15
1
.00
.12
.01
.tin
,0H
.30
.18
.02'
2.t5
.20
.17
.2
1
Mi
.10
.2S
.00
,0tVi
.nn
was
born
In
the
I'rlnce
llupert
tleneral
llospllal
on
Nov
ember
I
lo
Mr-
ami
Mis.
F.
1-
Steevo.
Mf.Mordie
Aparltneius.
RAILROAD
INTO
.ru
MlH
4mlfOJ
Ihe
rpowzanl-MiuiiM-Mt,
roiiipnny.
win-
wiin
a
paiiy
or
nine
men.
mt'linliiip
railroail
an
l
mining
rn
pirioi'i-,
tin
jui
on
jileltd
a
four
tiionllit'
inniicclion
of
thr
Oaciar
iiilrii-l.
The
Sifwarl
ConoliilaleJ
O'olJ
Wmm
CASS1ARSAYS
!
VANCOUVER
MAN
w
w
mm
-
-
v--
Hawthornthwalte
Thinks
There
!
Would
be
Plenty
of
Bust-
hnian
I
nmnnnv
nun
no
vonrnn
rti-rnti
inntiini
n
V.Xt:ill
Vl.lt,
Nov.
t
Tha'
llii-
.Hew
lit-1
Oiii-oli.I.ife.l
(sold
Min.
Liu
til
!..
it
ltnifli
Co!
Ulllliia
rtirfu
la:
ion,
i
if
I
V
i
:
t
i-iiu!
r"iiuilir,iiuui
in
the
ron-;
li-iii'hini
nf
a
Taii
way
from
Tele-i:rstili
'.1'i'Pk
"i-
iileiinra
l
Ieafi
Lake.
i
iniimaicil
by
J.
II.
Haw-'
tltonit
liw.ni'.
iiipiili'ut
of
Ui;
Miiw.
Ltd.,
Iia
been
capitalize
j
at
""J.OOO.OoO.
hihI
ha
unliiuiier!!
Ilriliih
cnpilul
Miind
ii,
Mr.
Hawtlii
rnlhwHilr
!tate.
and
wa
;
foriireii
for
mteration
in
ilie
i'urlland
i-anul
and
Caiai
di-
Mr.
Ilawlliiin
iliwitili',
foriueily
a
ntiiili'r
r
Hir
Ohnadmu
par-
Bent
fnterif.tPi
i"
i
the.
imiiius
.".
tndUsJry
for
iiioi
than
forty
year.
mrlirularly
in
Uu-
i:alr
diirit'U
and
rcuii
It
rcoorl
ien
him
by
the
parly
of
engineer
which
he
e-
ird
lln.
-uuiiiier,
he
i
of
th?
opinion
thai
the
plan
lo
1iuill
'
a
ii
i-
not
only
feasible
but
ir
'.nihlr.
Ti
lalion
In
the
liiar.
.
:
i
'
m-aily
all
newly
diforreil
Ji-h-ipt-.
i
Hie
principal
problem
tnr
tin-
propeelor
ami
the
ilevlop'!'
lo
overcome.
The
lias-ia;
lilri-l
i
mi
lare
and
Mr.
i
iwiiiomthwailf
helietcs
pn-din
!
v.
.
i
hat
a
railroad
will
be
n
pi
.
ii'ald-
ei
li'i
irie
and
he
is
iw
"
Vaiifouxer
to
iirjre
upon
h
s
.
Minnaov
the
wi.-doni
ol
iu.
'I
fit
one.
OFF
TO
OTTAWA
Will
Tako
Pari
In
Cabinet
Coun
cil
to
Decide
What
Action
i
Government
to
Take
VANf.nl
VF.lt.
Nov.
I.
Hon
Hr.
Kinu.
minister
oi
puiui
works
in
ihe
.Mackenzie
King
povernmeot
and
member
clcel
fur
Fast
Kootenay,
arrixeii
nere
last
teniiiK
nnd
leaves
for
Ot
lawn
tomorrow
lo
confer
in
re
'Hani
lo
the
future
action
of
the
u.ivpi-tmipiit.
He
win
lie
mere
Josi
iu
lime
lo
attend
the
meel
inir
of
the
cabinet
wlucn
iieciue
whether
the
governnien
will
meet
Ihe
lloiie
or
not
AUSTRIAN
WORKMEN
GET
INCREASED
PAY:
'
STRIKE
IS
AVERTED
VIIVVXA.
Nov.
i-
A
strike
of
on.ooo
,
(.'iiverninent
employees
va
iiverled
here
umay
wuen
ine
men
were
grnnteil
an
Increase
in
pay
ainoiinlitu
lo
28'
per
cent
of
their
present
waues
EXPLOSION
TOOK
PLACE
DUPONT
POWDER
WORKS
TAI:om;a.
Nov.
t.
Two
men
were
killed
nnd
Tour
Injured
when
Ihe
dynamite
and
cartridge
house
of
Ihe
Hupout
Powder
rotnpan'y
blew
up
al
Duinnnl
near
here
Ibis
morning.
Bcrcnsten
VA.W.oUVi:H.
Nov.
I.
Harold
YANHLIKillll
T.
Penna
.
Two
unneil
men
today
held
up
the
niesMMiii.T
of
the
Yander-grifl
Savings
X
Trust
Co..
seiied
the
satchel
conlaiuhig
75.000,
lunl
escaped.
After
bavin?
paid
bis.
annual
visit
io
Ihe
l'.naineer
jnine
and
other
properties
in
llio
Allin
dis-Iricl.
(!.
A.
riiilliiep,
resident
9
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
mm
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laiJ
dancing
An,.!..'
'-.i.r.,
v
.'.'
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
'
least.
Phono
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOl
XV
NO,
257.
PIUNCi:
Hl'PKHT.
H.U.,
WKDNKHllAY.
XOVKMHKIl
i.
1!25.
y-urur
cifeui.iio.
isas
treat
Sal
-
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
HAIEN
fOMPANY
IS
RFINf,
RFORCANIZFD
i
n
i
hit
in
i
n
i
itf
tit
lAiimtv
w
vm
t
m
tniiT
iTAnir
ninni
t
itt
itirnn
nm
lAnTrriT
AHHAHI
I!
AbAIN
N
lUN
I
KUL
IN
HfcW
lUKK
U1Y
di
HUbt
MJUK11Y
BBBaaa85iai!J
!fciaaaSalaiaaBaF
afiaay-Haafca-B
ailalalHaaalalallB
LaiiMtJtaii
!!
'
;
Hodge
county
agru'iifl'-rai
s.n
leiv
far.
Hooper.
Neb.,
oiitaiiiiiig
lypieal
exhibits
troni
the
Domiii-ioii.
The
(auaiiiun
governuient
romnn;iou
hu
exhibited
al
05
I
uir
in
Ihe
L'nilcil
(ates
tin
year.
WILL
HANG
FOR
N.Z.
GOVERNMENT
KILLING
MAN;
IS
SUSTAINED
Murder
Aboard
Steamer
Crofton
Gets
Majority
Over
all
Parties
In
Hall
Ends
In
Conviction
of
E.ectlons
Today
WKLI.INUTON,
N...
Nov
t.
The
(Jovernment
won
a
sweeping
lierenslen
was
fomnJ
guilty
last
victory
today
in
Hie
federal
elec-
nslit
ami
spiiIimic
Jiy
Jir.i
tion
in
New
.ealand
assuring
!ulict
Mi
Honald
in
llio
a.i.e
prpmicr
ironies
of
a
good
inajor-
iiiiirl
lo
be
liiuwed
(ill
January
,ty.
At
inidinlit
the
tuudii?
of
18
for
Ho'
niuribM'
-or
Ills
ship-.!hp
parties
as
indicated
by
tho
male
N.
Hailoikoff,uboant
the!
rplurns
at
that
time
of
all
steamer
'rofton
I
la
1
1
curly
on
eighty
inembcrs
was
as
follows:
the
morning
of
Ootober
28.
(iovernmenl
55
l.vadokofr
wa
slabbed
lot
Labor
13
ib-alh
while
he
slept
and
Iteren-
Nationalists
10
den's
arrrsi
lollowcd.
Indepeiiileiils
2
ARMED
MEN
SEIZED
1
CREW
SAVED
OF
SHIP
$75,000
AND
MADE
BURNED
OFF
VIRGINIA
GETAWAY
WITH
CASH
NFW
YOllK.
Nov
.
The
jrreighler
Algiers
was
burned
NOV
Isiindiiv
nIT
the
cna-l
of
Yirullli'l
and
the
crew
of
spvenleen
were
rescued
by
the
llritish
steamer
It
assay.
It
was
feared
that
the
crew
had
betn
lost.
.lack
Selvig
and
liunnar
Selvi?,
local
fisliennen,
will
leave
on
lo
morrow's
train
for
New
York
from
which
purl
they
will
sail
on
i
November
1
1
aboard
the
Nor-
miuihfr
cnjsinepi.
relumed
lo
Ihe
vesrian
American
liner-
Slavan-
rily
on
the
Princess
Marv
ves-
aerfjord
for
Oslo.
Norway,
where
lerday.
hin-v
will
snev.l
lin-
winter.
Tammany
Tiger
Again
Roars
Triumphantly
in
City
of
New
York
Result
Victory
Yesterday
NKYV
YOllK,
Nov.
.
-Tammany
Hall
scoml
anollic
Iriunipli
yeslenlay
when
Ihe
lieuiucrats
sei
ured
a
sweeping
vi
lory
iu
(he
New
York
Uily
elections.
A
million
people
voted
for
mayor
eleclmg
Mute
enalnr
Jame
.1.
Walker
by
a
majority
(if
Hp,it)0
voles
over
Ins
opponent
Friuik
N.
Waterman,
lleinin
llcftti.
Work
on
Island
Road
is
Still
Proceeding
and
Thirty
Men
Employed
on
the
Work
There
Five
miles
.-lathed,
two
miles
Heuri-tJ
and
grubbed
ready
or
grading
and
2,001)
leet
graded
but
jet
to
Ie
Mirfnved
repie-Tt!n
ihe
wrtrk
that
ha-
been
rornpleted
lu
dale
by;
the
provincial
.It
.n
I
tut
tit
or
public
work
on
the
Kaien
Island
Highway.
Wink
or
grndii:g
I
.'.
feel
in
aiMition
to
thai
already
Unished
is
now
proi
teding
and,
when
llii
is
rompleted,
prugre
iln-ml
be
nineli
more
rapid
probably
a
mile
a
month.
Heavy
o
k
exiav.ilioH
i
now
involved
in
the
work
but
when
this
i
finished
ii
will
lm
on
a
mukeg
benrh
whirh
shtmld
prove
ninrli
"
easirr.
t
I
In-
mail
i
UPliw
nuiu
to
ia
lar.i
lypf
t
fiil
cls
roads
m
tlir
iioi!i.'e
ami
tlieiv
will
bei
no
sii'aiJ'"
'
i
e'n
per
cent.!
?"oini
'
Hil
ly
!in
:i
ai'i
now
em-i
niiiyi'.l
hi
lu
.li.
WImmi
parti
nf
Up
I'.'ad
i!l
lie
f'uily
for
af'
will
di'Mtd
.in
how
siead-ly
Uip
work
i
earricl
nut.
In,
iiiv's
conneetion
to
Ihe
v
rnii'iit
road
i
now
about
e
.miib-'ed
and
an
fxcellent
job
(ia
iieen
done
wbii'ti
i
a
credit.
i.
iiiimiiK'U.
io
an
conecriifu
ii
r-a.
I'viiifr
it
oul.
CAPTAIN
OF
TUG
HOPE
Finding
of
Commission
of
In-
j.
qulry
Into
Foundering
of
Boat
to
be
Given
Next
Week
VH
TOIHA.
Nov.
t.
At
the
inclusion
of
yesterday's
inquiry
into
Ihe
foundering
or
the
lus
ii.
..rr
liaffiil.i,.L-
tril.'iti.l
in
Uu.
t
he
rimlinps
of
Ihe
conunis-
sioners
will
be
put
into
written
form
bv
Wreck
f.omurssioner
MacPhersun
and
banded
down
next
week.
PRINCE
OF
WALES
THROWN
FROM
HORSE
DURING
A
FOX
HUNT
LI'.liill
TON
lIlZZ.MtH.
Heil
fordsliire.
F.ng..
A'ov.
t.
I
Hiring
.:n
exeiliiii:
fox
hunl
yesterday
Ihe
Prinre
of
Whiles
took
hi
first
tumble
of
Ihe
season
when
lite
horse
he
was
riding
failed
to
lake
an
uwkwiiid
fence
.
1
he
Prince
was
not
hurt.
IRA1N
APPEAL
BOARD
FOR
CITY
OF
EDMONTON
FHMON
TON.
Nov.
t.
An
ap-
ippeal
board
is
in
he
appointed
in
F.dmonton
to
deal
with
dis
pute
over
jii
adiim.
I
In
has
been
asked
by
the
Kdmonton
Hoard
of
Trade
and
it
is
stwires-led
il
will
h
ive
a
wood
effect
on
business.
iiu'rraiim
Hie
confidence
of
I
lie
shipper.
ABDUCTION
TRIALS
It
was
decided
by
Ihe
finance
comiuillee
of
Ihe'
clly
council
last
night
lo
recommend
Dial
the
interest
rale
nn
lopiil
improve
iiient
ilobenlures
bo
changed
from
six
'per
cent
to,
5
Mi
percent.
Tlio
victory
wiis
not
confined
(o
Hie
election
of
tiinyor,
for
This
will
be
recommended
al
a
a
long
list
of
lleinocmls
was
alo
elected
lo
fill
vanoiis
''tlviolspecial
meeting
of
Hie
city
coun
I
offices.
Icil
tbU
afternoon.
TO
LEGALIZE
APPOINTMENT
OF
CABINETS
All
Have
Been
II
egally
Invested
With
Power
for
27
Years
Past
VICTORIA.
Nov.
4.-rNot
one
cabinet
inini-ier
iu.
llritili
Cql-jumbia
has
been
loyally
appointed
iiifi'
18'JO,
accoDlinji
to
a
dis-
GETS
HIS
P
PERS
BACK
-
.Su':
!
lerday
rPrYmler
,OliY.
InlrotluceJ
a
bill
into
iiie
Legislature
to
amend
'be
Constitution
Act.
The
pill
is
for
the
purpose
of
validating
all
proceedings
of
the
executive
councils
and
all
official
Jt'els
of
the
departmental
head
for
the
past
27
years.
.
The
flaw
in
Hie
appointments
was
failure
to
issue
coinmissiorn
......1
..I
,....v...i
v
,
Tl.nr.MU
Straits
of
Juan
de
Fuca
on
Oc-
l''
PP""'o.
'
lober
17
with
the
loss
of
seven
lives,
('.apta'ii
F.
l
orresi
or
llie
tns
was
handed
back
bis
Die
practice,
for
some,
unkliowu
reason,
was
neglected
in
1898
and
has
been
forgotten
sinec.
ever
SEA
OTTER
TO
BE
PROTECTED
Regulation
Making
It
Illegal
to
Kill
Them
Has
Been
Continued
Jl.MLM,
Nov.
1.
Sea
otter
will
continue
to
be
'
protected
with
a
view
to
giving'
that
rare
rur-beariiip
aitudal
an
opportunity
to
rehabilitate.
The
sea
otter
Is
one
of
Ihe
scarcest
am
one
of
the
most
expensive
furs
on
the
market.
A
pood
pell
is
worth
as
much
ns
a
silver
fox
if
not
more.
When
the
sealers
Used
lo
go
out
on
their
annual
hunt
they
kept
a
close
lookout
for
otter
and
usually
.1
trial
ol
I
be
six
men
accused
of
the
abduction
of
Wong
(F6on
Sing
has
been
adjourned
until
rimrsilay
of
lhii
week.
brought
home
a
Tew.
thus
adding
In
the
value
of
the
cat
oh.
The
regulation
inaktrrg
it
illegal
lo
kill
sea
otter,
was
to
expire
November
1
but
was
renewed
and
Is
still
in
force
ROUGHEST
TRIP
ACROSS
OCEAN
;FT
FOR
TnMnRRfiWTwenty.SU
Passengers
Were.
In-
UUI
lUll
IVIUUHIIWII
,
,,
BaHnn...
Y.Ni.iU'YF.It,
Nov.
t.
-
The
and
Furniture
Damaged
SOITIIAMPTON.
Nov.
I.
Heretuarlu
reached
here
from
New
York
Ibis
morning
after
what
Hie
captain
described
as
the
roughest
passage
In
his
ex
perience,
i
Huring
4jie
voyage,
across
the
AllaiilloiO
passen
gers
were
injured
as
to
reull
of
the
rolling
of
(he,
isblp
in
Ilia
heavy
sens
vvipped
by
fierce
gales
nod
Hie
dmftgft
to.
furniture,
ci-ockory
nnd
oilier
'
HiiniM
aboard
the
tnji
will
amount
to
more
laati
$150,000.
s
1