oe
taxi
and
J
J
Ambulance
Sorvice
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
;
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOL
XV,.
NO.
158.
enerul
Thomas
Uland
Strange.
W'naril
ill.
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lei
nl
Surrev
yester
day.
He
wh
inspector
of
the
Canadian
aril
lerv
in
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coiu-
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iiit
iuiiii'kh
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vuiuti
ami
mailt'
a
name
for
himself
during
the
northwest
rebellion
in
IHHo
taking
command
of
the
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fficer
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participating
in
the
final
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capture
of
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t
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VICTOlllA,
July
to.
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MONTANA
IS
AGAIN
DISTURBED
BY
QUAKES
HKLISNA,
'Mont.,
July
10.
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.
o
unuiiigu
whs
reiui
icn.
TYPHOON
IN
PHILIPPINES
M
VMM
A
lull-
10
M
llu.lt
lomeless
iy
n
.typhoon
vviiicn
.ikil.'.il
li1iiill.ila
ixt
tfltlllll
ioi'-
''
tumnrines
irovm'e.
I
lie
way
ft.5c.
FISHJALES
Canadian
OS.
eil
what
appeared
to
be
an
old
iier
bed
where
they
decided
to
plant
their
iliscmery
post.
A
day
and
a
halfs
panning
at
this
spot
produced
about
forty-five
dollars
in
coarse
gold.
Itotli
men
came
in
lo
record
and
Jeslock
with
provision!.
Charles
F.k
relume!
to
the
slak-
ill-r
fill
llif-
illll
The
locality
is
iii
the
neigh
borhood
of-eighty
.miles',
from
Hazelton,
and
is
readied
by
the
old
Kisgaj,'as
I
mil
leading,
from
llnzcllou
up
the
SkcLVU
Hiver
to
(lie
village
of
Kisgagas.
Mi'iinwliilc
local
iniii
ink
men
nut
limine.
m
people
are
iialiirally
looking'
forwanl
to
further
fa
vorable
deelopments,
and
several
well
known
prospectors
are
al
ready
on
the
way
over
(he
trail
to
make
iiiesligu(ions
and
lakc
further
claims.
-
.
Old
timer
are
thrilled
with
the
lu-
of
a
new
gold
strike
and
old
Klomlyke
days
are
being
recalled.
ANOTHER
ATTEMPT
OF
ROBBERY
SUSPECTS
TO
ESCAPE
AT
SEATTLE
SKATTLK.
July
10.
-Police
officers
yesterday
morning
frus-traled
Hie
sixth
allempl
to
es
cape
of
T.
II.
Johnson
and
Wil
liam
llagley,
Nanaimo
bank
robbery
suspects,
held
in
Seattle
jail
pending
completion
of
the
extradition
proceedings.
D.S.T.
11.500
lo
Canadian
Fish
and
-Cold
Storage
Co.
at
ll.IOr
and
tt.CO.
Maud.
0,000
lo
Canadian
Fish
inl
Cold
Stm-iue
Co.
at
lie
and
Minnie
V..
5.500
lo
lioolll
Fisheries
at
1
1.
10c
and
tic.
Ilosesplt,
17,000
lo
Atlin
Fish
eiies
at
tl.lOc
and
0.(0c.
NEW
ENGINES
FOR
TILLAMOOK
TO
BE
INSTALLED
SEATTLE
VANCOI'VFIl,
July
10.
'the
power
boat
Tillamook,
recently
nurchased
by
Ihe
Northland
II
was
learned
wilh
a
great
ileal
of
sorrow
early
last
evening
Dial
8am
llibbard,
l'J
cars
of
age,
of
this
city,
sua
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(.
T.
Ilibherd
had
apparently
been
lost
overboard
from
(he
fish
(lacking
boat
"Horseshoe,"
while
en
roulei
from
this
city
to
DumJus
Island.
j
It
seems
thai
Sam,
who
had
been
in
invalid
for
some
lime,
ami
who
had
only
recently'
recovered
from
n
long
pell
under
Ihe
doctor's
oare,
has
recently
been
en-uVeil
In
light
work
on
the
boat,
SULupyn-.hl
arrivabinJhe
-city
yesieruay
reinarKeti
inai
iienan
Miev.er
fell
better
in
his
life.
pat
Mellakalla,
when
he
remarked
(hat
he
thought
he
would
lie
down
for
awhile,
-and
that
was
Ihe
last
time
the
captain
saw
him.
About
four
o'clock
the
captain
called
for
Sam
and
there
being
po
.response
he
went
lo
his
bunk
only
lo
find
that
he.
was
not
(here.
Cap).
F.
Dudoward
immediately
relurned
lo
the
cily
to
boar
the
sad
news
lo
Ihe
bereaved
family,
who
will
have
Hie
sympathy
of
Ihe
whole
coiiuiuuuily
in
lhs
sad
misfortune.
IN
CANADA
REGARDING
PIUNCE
Hl'PKIlT,
H.U.,
J'HIDAY,
JULY
10.
1025.
WAS
DROWNED
Disappeared
From
Fish
Packing
Boat
and
Must
Have
Fallen
i
Overboard
t
Whei.
the
"llorseshot1"
left
yesterday
about
noon
for
Dundas.
Sam
was
in
his
usual
good
spir
its
and
was
present
wilh
capla'n
in
Hie
pilot
house,
until
Ivowioon.
BRITISH
IMMIGRANTS
WLN'NIPKd.
July
10.
Among
Ihe
passengers
arriving
at
Mont
real
this
week
end
on
the
sleatn-er
Alheuia
of
the
Anchor
Don
aldson
line
will
be
II.
Banks
mery,
secretary
of
the
Overseas
Settlement
Commission
in
Orcut
Britain,
who
is
coming
lo
Canada
In
discuss
settlement
of
BrilUh
immigrants
on
Canadian
sol.
This
information
reached
Canadian
National
ollicers
here
yesterday.
First
visiting
Ottawa.
Mr.
Finery
will
later
proceed
lo
Toronto
ami
lo
Western
Canada
lo
secure
first
hand
information
as
to
Ihe
prospects
for
am)
the
handling
of
British
Immigrants.
TRUCK
WENT
OVER
BUT
M)J)NE
INJURED
A
two
ton
lliwgles
Iruck,
driven
by
Charlie
Stuart
went
over
Ihe
roadway
and
turned
on
ils
side,
at
the
coiner
of
Mcllride
and
Kighlh
Avenue
last"
evening.
The
driver
was
unhurt
and
the
truck
Transportation
Company,
is
be-was
not
damaged
lo
any
extent
ing
towed
lo
Seattle
Mils
week
end
and
will
have
new
engines
installed.
They
will
be
oT
Hie
deisel
type
and
will
enable
the
vessel
lo
operate
much
more
cheaply
than
formerly.
She
will
go
lo
Iv'elchikan
as
soon
as
ine
work
Is
compleled
and
will
be
engaged
in
trading
out
of
that
port,
particularly
to
Prince
Ilu
perl.
in
he
acciuenl
minuutfii
eye
vvllnesVes
held
their
biealh
Tor
a
moment'
until
the
driver
was
seen
do
crawl
out
apparently
not
even
scared
by
his
experience.
,.
Tb'1
cause
at
the
accident
seemed
to
be
due
lo
the
fact
Ibul
the
Toot
break
was
not
working
properly,
and
the
driver
accordingly
Ins'
.'onirol
of
ear.
mtim
PRINCE-
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IIONO
KONO.
July
10.
A
plot
against
the
British
YttUrdtr
Clrtulttlon
1S47
H
,
.
.
T37l91(DHIIHQHllHv
Lieut.
Wade
who
passed
through
here
with
the
Arnericun
airplane
parly
lust
sear,
lie
is
now
euguged
in
a
non-stop
two-way
transcontinental
aulu
drive.
Plot
to
Drive
British
Out
of
Southern
China
Discovered
at
Canton
slaliiyi
and
Toi
IsMit
Kuwloou,
just,
atro-s
theJLa:
Jroni
Jluug
Kong,
ami
of
Hit
'foreign
sellleiiieni
at
Caulou
known
as
Shallieeil
is
reported
by
Meuter's
Canton
correspondent.
An
attack
wa
to
be
made
on
them
wilh
the
assistance
of
Hussiau
aviators.
Kowloon
is
a
purely
British
settlement
on
Ihe
mainland
ofj
China
and
is
headquarters
for
the
Pacific
Squadron
of
the
Uril-I
(In.
ish
navy.
It
is
a
couple
of
miles
from
the
old
unlive
village
of
900
LABORERS
FROM
BRITAIN
Farm
Workers
Arrlvlnn
In
Canada
this
Week
End
on
Various
Liners
WINNH'KO,
July
10.
With
Ihe
arrival
of
liners
in
Monlrea!,
(Juebec
and
Halifax
this
week
end
approximately
nine
hundred
farm
laborers
with
a
small
sprinkling
of
children
and
domeslics
will
arrive
from
the
British
Isles
ami
the
Continent
lo
be
placed
in
the
western
pro
vinces,
and
Ontario.
All
the
new
arrivals
are
travelling
westward
over
the
Canadian
National
rail
ways.
The
major
.y
coining
lo
Winnipeg
for
distribution
from
here.
Most
of
the
men
are
tak
ing
farm
work
on
yearly
basis
before
attempting
vlo
start
for
themselves.
The
Cuiiurd
liner
Auloiila
will
bring
a
party
of
2'Jl
farm
laborers
for
westernpoints
lo
be
distributed
through
the
colunua
lion
department
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallways.
The
steamers
Arabic
and
IMllsburg
and
Lilh
iiania.
docking
at
Halifax
are
also
bringing
large
parlies
of
rami
workers.
,4vn-liae
lp
lh
tlnl'v
'ow
FIRST
SHIPMENT
OF
ALBERTA
COAL
SENT
Consignment
Going
on
Regular
Trains
and
Not
by
Special
WtNNll'FO,
July
10
The
first
shipment
of
Alberta
coal
for
On
tario
point
is
now
speeding
aslward
over
Ihe
Canadian
Na
tional
Railways
having
lefl
Fvensburg,
Alberta,
at
1
1
o'clock
yesterday.
The
cars
in
Iho
ship
ment
are
consigned
to
the
fol
lowing
Ontario
(owns
and
cities
:
Allison,
SI.
Thomas,
Kitchener.
Prescolt,
and
SI.
Mary's.
the
coal
being
moved
under
Ihe
pro-
sent
arrangement
amounting
lo
amirnxiinately
25,000
tons,
will
not
go
forward
by
special
Irani
but
is
being
taken
n
regular
rains
to
its
destination.
ESKIMO
WOMAN
IS
RETURNING
TO
ARCTIC
SHATTLF,
July
10.
Ada
Blackjack,
the
Fskiino
sdrvlvor
of
Ihe
ill-ruled
Sleranson
expedition
to
Wraugell
Island,
with
her
two
children,
will
return
to
the
Arctic
next
week
aboard
(he
Alaska
Bureau
of
cduculion.
sleam-er
Boxer
lo
join
tier
mother
and
.HS'
ITS.
Influenza
Epidemic
Attacks
Indians
in
Alaska
and
Yukon
Hospital
at
Dawson
is
Filled
DAWSON.
Y.T'
Julv
lo.
Dawson
hospital
is
filled
to
capacity
following
an
outbreak
here
or
mild
influenza
epidemic.
Several
whole
fumilics
are
ill
iu
uu
Indian
village
ir
Selkirk.
One
hundred
are
reported
suffering
with
Ihe
disease,
which
u
nurse
has
gone
lo
combat.
Two
Indians
are
reported
dead.
An
outbreak
is
also
reported
al
Circle
for
which
doctor
has
been
lefl
there,
(l
JUNKAH,
July
10.
An
influenza
epidemic,
said
to
he
sim-ilar
t
the
III
10
scourge,
when
hundreds
of
.Indians
in
isolated
villages
were
stricken
and
many
died
has
broken
out
nl
the
Indian
fishing
villages
on
Bristol
Bay.
Sirttt
$!
at
BOSTON
GRILL
Lurgu
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
flour
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rats,
apply
to
Doslon
drill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457,
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
GOLD
STRIKE
REPORTED
ON
BAB1NE
RIVE
COWPER
AND
OTHERS
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
ON
WONG
ABDUCTION
CASE
txcitement
at
Hazelton
of
New
Gold
Strike
Reported
on
Babine
River
by
Two
Prospectors
There
hround,
said
to
be
rich,
is
some
distance
Wffl
HIBBERD
oamne
trom
oneena
near
msgagas
Indian
village
IIAZKLTON,
July
10.
Much
excitement
was
mused
here
py
the
return
of
(Jhurles
Kk
and
M.
F.
Burke
from
a
short
pros-
pecling
trip
hearing
eviilenee
in
the
ahupe
of
u
small
quantity
of
foare
gold,
of
what
is
obviously
rich
strike.
Burke
and
lux
Luluer
mu'le
their
discovery
whilst
prospecting
up
the
Hahine
u
conflueiil
of
the
Skeena,
and
it
was
some
distance
up
!lier,
he
former,
beyond
the
Indian
village
of
Kisgagas,
where
the
two
came
It
a
big
slide
which
brought
(he
initial
results.
Following
the
river
down
stream
and
gelling
good
pans
all
GEN.
STRANGE
fell
Known
General
Wtio
Died
(Yesterday
Commanded
Forces
In
Canada
LONDON,
July
10.
Major-
they
eventually
roach
Six
Sent
for
Trial
in
I
Wong
Abduction
Case
i
J.
5.
Cowper,
formerly
of
this
city,
is
among
those
committed
of
wrongfully
detaining
the
Chinese
houseboy
VANUOUVKll,
July
10.
Six
of
those
charged
wilh
participation
in
the
abduction
of
Wong
Foou
Sing,
Chinese
houseboy
at
the
Baker
home
at
the
time
of
the
murder
of
Janet
Smith,
and
who'
is
now
awailing
trial
on
a
charge
of
murder,
were
sent
up
for
trial
yesterday
alferijooii
at
the
conclusion
of
the
preliminary
hearing
of
the
case
in
the
Point
(irey
Police
Court
be-;
fore
Magistrate
Mcvjueen.
Three
were
acquitted,
i
Those
who
will
have
to
stand
Irial
al
the
assizes
are
II,
E.
McDonald,
Point
(irey
police
commissioner;
John
Murdock,
chief
of
police
in
Point
(irey;
'r
Sergeant
Percy
KirUhani,
also
of
the
Point
(irey
force;
J.
S.
Cow
per,
editor
of
the
Weekly
bune;
O.
Ii.
V.
llobiuson.
bead
of
Ihe
Canadian
Oeiective
Agency;
and
his
son
William
It.
Ilobinson.
They
were
held
in
custody
pending
bail
arrangements.
i
Those
dismissed
were
David;
Patterson
and
Mrs.
F.
II.
Slrat-!
DR.HISLIPIS
ACQUITTED
BY
EDMONTON
JURY
Ion.
couliecled
with
Hie
Scottish;
Was
Convicted
First
Time
and
lavai'
societies,
and
11.
P.
McCraney,
Sentenced
to
Three
Years
In
ri-iiu
jiuuee
cijiiiiiussii.iMi-1
-.
i
Ponllnnllsnv
QUEEN
HAS
ACCEPTED
BOUQUET
OF
PEONIES
oilicials
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
Ilailways
here.
All
London
iuleresled
in
the
splendid
di.
piny
of
flowers
from
Canada
and
Princess
Mary
has
also
accepted
a
bouquet.
Canadian
peonies
are
being
used
as
floral
decorations
at
a
receplion
which
is
being
given
by
Dame
Margaret
Lloyd
Oeorge.
MONTHLY
REPORT
OF
POLICE
CHIEF
The
report
of
Chief
Vickers
for
the
month
of
June
was
read
al
Ihe
meeting
of
the
Police
Com
missluners
held
.yesterday,
afternoon.
It
showed
that
there
had
been
forly
cases
in
the
local
police
courl
in
Ihe
month
and
of
llieso
thirty-seven
hud
'resulted
in
convictions,
and
one
was
still
pending.
Of
Ibis
number,
15
were
due
lo
drunkenness
and
eight
were
us
a
result
of
Liquor
Board
operatives.
Collections
for
the
month
amounted
to
2(H
10.50,
of
which
9IU.5U
was
received
for
Ihe
board
of
nrisoners
of
the
Provincial
Police.
FDMONTON,
July
10.
Dr.
John
llislip
was
acquitted
by
a
jury
last
night
of
the
charge
of
r
ill
I
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uu
uieyai
opeiuiiuu
OPMT
rnnil
PllTini
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IAN
ADA
in
connection
with
Ihe
death
or
.
j
Pall
ie
Burnup,
slenographer.
WINNIPFO.
Julv
10.
Herj
n'
present
trial
was
ordered
Majesly
Queen
Marv
has
accept-!1'
,l,e
appellate
division,
or
the
ed
a
'bouquet
or
peonies
from
the'
"upremo
court
after
conviction
Icollecliou
of
0,0011
'blooms
grown
Jul'
"
P'evious
iriui
lasi
lal
Montreal
n,l
foi-wanleil
to
the
January
was
quasiied.
.HISlip
THROUGH
TO
ONTARIO."-'-"
.
rJ'l.'Ji:"!
nrfl
,.."
pavilion
ui
vveniiney,
aecoruiug:'
.
-
lo
cable
advices
reaching
Ihe
''"me
.vu.en.
"iTHREE
CHINESE
ARE
CONVICTED
Each
Qet
Jail
Term
and
Fine
of
$200
and
Will
be
Liable
to
Deportation
Three
Chinese,
.Mali
Cow,
Mali.
Ding
and
Wong
Din
yesterday
pleaded
guilty
to
charges
of
having
opium
hi
possession
and
were
sentenced
by
Magistrate
Mcl.eod
lo
terms
of
imprisonment'
and
fines.
Mali
Oow,
who
seemed
lo
be
the
ringleader
ot
the
group,
was
given
eight
months
aiul
a
two
hundred
dollar
'
.
.,
....
11..
line
or
an
autiuiouai
iwp
muiim?
in
jail.
Fach
ot
Ihe
others
were
given
six
months
with
a
similar
fine
or
imprisonment.
The
men
were
taken
by
the
lloyal
Canudau
Mounted
jPolicc
at
the
D.
and
A.
Cannery
on
the
Skeena
Hiver.
Al
the
expiration
or
their
prison
term
they
will
be
subject
lo
deportation.
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MirtiKVK
Four
Koreans
Oalnod
Entranoe
to
Palace
at
Tokio
and
Were
Captured
TOKIO.
July
10.
Four
Koreans
a
fortnight
ago.igained
entrance
into
the
Imperial
Palace
wilh
bombs.
Two
wery
captured
and
two
escaped
but
vVere
.
cup-lured
later
en
route
jo
Korea.
fl'Jie
bombs
did
not
explode
ami
no
one
was
injured.
VTlie
TJm-
.20;peror
and
Fmpress
veh
asvay
al
the
lime,
it
was
made
known
last
night.