1
!
irrow
Escape
of
George
Soren-
tn
Early
this
Morning
When
Lighted
Match
Ignited
Fume
'.
-I'll
.if
f
f
lalltll;
...!
!i
narrow
-
Mj.ny
when
n
a-
ii
look
place
till
fin
I
bat
NOW
UNDER
CONTROL
1,1
I
I
'
Nov.
21.
After
a
"
liad
tieen
killed
by
a
will'.
'
'HiiioM'.i
inui
several
lint
been
injured,
the
fire
!'
1
ke
mil
in
the
iir-enal
1
"
1
1
:i.t
to
the
Kurroundinit
1
a
brought
under
con-
r'v
Ax..
........
a.
"
-
1
WARNINQ.
"'y
i.ers.011
in
(he
ttlly
water
houli
be
v,
v
'
uriTul
and
not
waln
a
IV
nur
miiln
connec-willjinl
be
comideled
Mnn
fifxf
fiicxilfiy..
r"y
of
I'rlnre
lliiicrl.
(,
SUBMARINE
WAS
IN
COLLISION
WITH
SWEDISH
STEAMER
LuMhiX,
Xo.
.-I
Tin-Admirally
state
il
now
.ii.'nr
IJml
the
lo
of
Hie
siiluiiarine
M-l
with
liH
Iii-.
wa
dm-
In
a
collision
Willi
Hie
Swedish
steamer
Yidar,
wlume
rap.
tain
report?
thai
tw
felt
a
shock
Ml
tfie
Htne
ant
in
tUe
vicinity
f
ttie
ul-
apparently
iMhi
in-
!
4Httf44
.i
l
Mm
tove
on
I
'
r-rrr-rrr.
mic
from
a
.
Mlll-d.
Til
;;:.'::
!
Ottawa
situation
tMlllloU
.'lit
llf
Ho1
Till
low
I'd
and
dHlliaunl!
ri
fniin
that.
Ihr
Victoria
'
t"Ul
i'onilii
of
lima
and
Soreiion
The
fire
di'purl-'.l
o
Hie
t.eeiir
and
Uril
Hi.-
fl.iliie-.
MUCH
GRAIN
TO
BE
MARKETED
trrbargo
at
Vancouver
Checks
weUrn
Movement
Which
l
Yst
Quite
Largo
'
1
'.
Nov.
21.
There
'
"lore
at
iHilnl
on
Ihe
1
N.iitonnl
'HnilMiiy
in
Ihe
;rviuee
2
l,0O,IKlil
wiinn
and
mueli
more
"
marketed.
'
!
"
'"if
of
an
rniliariin
on
ii
j'ineiil!
In
Vaneoiiver
'
Mo-
creal
amount
of
ii
it
louii
wheal
recently
lied.
Iiiih
retliieiil
Ihe
iii.-M-nienl,
hut
iliiee
'
1
0.H5I
ears
have
been
i
i
ln-re
o'r
Canadian
1
"ic
(
aainl
I.
OH?
iii
rioil
of
I"-.'!.
FIRE
AT
T0ULEN
IS
IS
BEING
DISCUSSED
Times
Says
Tories
Thrown
Into
F"ie
Rage
Over
Kinq
Holding
on
to
Power
(Victoria
Tune.-The
likeliiiiMMl
of
the
Ku
-
lioveromeiti
coiiiHiaiidmg
a
majority
of
Hie
lloue
nf
IIiiihiiiipm"
and
I
If
re
fore
reuiaiutiiir
o
r-fire
until
il
decide
to
appeal
to
Hie
country
on
il
own
vol
i
lion,
i
llnowiiis
Tory
reaelionarie
into
a
fine
ra?.
The
Montreal
diuelle
and
Ihe
Monlreal
':ir,
which
bad
been
rflwfully
etmlcin-
idaliiiK
Hie
jSroecl
of
an
ad-'iliHllralioll
coiilrolled
by
little
SI.
flaiio'
Slivet
.
nlei
ie.
the
Canadiau
.National
Hallway
handed
over
lo
I
lie
i:.IMI..
fur-Iber
cenlrHliialioii
m
Ibe
eal
of
Canada
nnluli
ial
and
financial
nraanizalioii
and
Ihe
yleui-
atic
bleediiiK
of
Veleril
t.atiad.l
and
Ihe
Maritime
province,
are
rarerly
able
to
contain
ilieui-oelvr
with
aiiper.
Tlioy
are
fill-inn
tlie
air
with
Ki-oeMue
contention
rciiaidmu
tin-
eontitu-lionaliLv
of
Hie
IMeinn
r'
courf
in
holding
office
until
Ihe
Houm'
Im
met.
in
the
lace
of
Ihe
fad
that
hi
action
ha
Hn-
upiort
of
all
Miuitd
eoii-litiitional
au-Ihorilie
In
llii
cnntiy
a
well
a
the
approval
ol
Hie
liovernor
(ieiierul.
We
do
not
recall
that
our
baron
of
perml
privilege
concerned
about
were
very
inueli
ronllllitlonal
prece.lenl
when
Mr.
Meishen
calmly
grabbed
office
in
llMlt
without
even
bothering
hiinclf
about
a
general
election.
In
a
few
week
Hie
llolie
will
meet
and
Ihe
iiietlin
will
be
definitely
oelllcd.
ir
Hie
Kititf
(Inveriiiiielil
On
II
vital
dlM"iOU
rommatid
a
majority
of
Hi'
lloue
il
will
lie
eiililled
lo
re-niHln
in
offlee
a
long
a
HiV
eon.lilion
eit.
If
it
i
defeat
ed,
il
will
reign
and
Mr.
Meigh-
en
will
lie
given
a
CliHtne.
Knilv
1;kI
week
.Colonel
Cy
I'rck
made
a
hurried
trip
lo
his
home,
near
Sidney
In
repone
lo
a
meiige
received
In
Ihe
lgl
Ihltirp
llml
Mr.
I'eek
was
sen
uttMly
III.
King
Kdward.
Parliament
had
already
adjourned
when
the
death
of
tin
Queen
Mother
occured.
Many
iiffieial
and
private
functions
were
cancelled
a
a
token
of
respect.
I'
1
........
I
H.llt
....
Q.
.
imivii
a.iaiirinrinn
mil
iiu.
toe
uet-iueu
on
mil
il
Hie
King
liar
J
been
consulted.
Thert
I
II"
iiiUMlern
precedent
for
I
lie
funera
of
a
muher
of
the
reigning
Hril
ish
monarch.
For
a
parallel
il
i
nereary
to
go
haek
lo
the
dealii
of
Catherine
of
France
mother
of
Henry
IV.,
iu
1
138
Il
Ik
expected
however,
thai
the
eereiiioiiial
olierved
at
the
funeral
of
(Juecn
Vn-loria
will
le
FATHER
OF
LOCAL
MAN
PASSED-AWAY
H.
Cartaw
of
this
City,
Sor
of
Lata
James
Carlaw
of
Chllllwack
The
death
oreurred
-in
Chilli-wack
on
Monday
of
James
Car-law,
father
of
li.
II.
Cat
law
of
lb
-
city,
flic
funeral
took
plare
in
VniirmiWr
on
Wednesday.
jleci-aed.
who
wa
70
year
of
age.
i
Mjrviwil
bv
a
widow,
one
laughter
and
four
un.
WHEAT
PRICES
ARE
ADVANCING
YANCOl
VI
M.
Nov
'.'I.
Wheal
i
uiovtnir
up
ii-ailily
and
i
affecting
flour
and
feed.
The
price
ol
tieal
on
exchange
here
ye-(eiil.i.v
wh
nliotit
kl.lt
and
a
fraction
oxer
il.
The
tendency
is
till
upward
ANOTHER
DELAY
TRYING
WONG
CASES
Another
Remand
for
Week
Given
In
Case
Against
M.
B.
K.
Jackson
and
Others
VANCOUVi;n.
Nov.
21.
When
Hi
o
rae
agatnl
M.
II.
Jnekson,
lleeve
I'allou.
and
II.
F.
Me-Crnney.
of
the
Point
Crey
Police
Cotniiiion.
Mr.
Slrattou
and
havid
Pallerin,
formerly
con
nected
with
Ihe
ommejl
of
Soot-
I
i
li
Micietie.
all
charged
with
ronpifiig
to
abdtirl
Wong
Fooo
sing,
wa
called
in
the
police
court
(hi
morning,
Magiliate
Shaw
prattled
a
furlher
remand
of
one
week
but
ml
muled
llml
no
furlher
delay
would
lie
per
milled.
PREMIER
NOT
SURE""
HOUSE
WILL
OPEN
ON
DECEMBER
TENTH
ttriAWA.
Nov.
21.
"We
(mini
on
the
House
opening
December
In,"
slaled
Premier
Klnu
after
Hie
cabinet
mcclhift
yrlerday,
,
The
Premier
said,
however,
u
definile
slalement
of
the
dale
of
lup
opening
of
ibe
ncjl
Parliament
would
htinlly
In
aviidable
until
about
November
T
x"
25
Ar
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Kail,
Anywhere
at
Am..
'
"i
...
with
newly
laid
dancing
SUnd
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Av..
'""Iili,,"'"
"
.
floor
for
hire.
a
il
II
ana
vin
ov.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
PRINCE
RUPERT
MATT
VIOECK,
Prop.
v
The
latest
and
best
for
the
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
least.
Phone
457.
V)I,
XV
NO.
271.
I'WXCK
HL'I'KItT,
U.C,
SATLUtfJAY.
NOVKAIUKIl
21.
I85.
llishop
Hieii
of
Western
New
Yoik.
wdu
win
Japanese
Motorships
are
to
...
.
be
Built
for
North
rMcific
YttUrdtr't
Circulation,
1B1f
consid
ered
a
leading
candidate
ror
Ihe
leadership
or
the
clmrt'lr
in
Hie
l
ulled
Stale.
lie
is
a
graduate
of
Trinity
College.
Toronto
Route
of
Latest
'Deisel
Type
YOKOHAMA.
Nov.
21.
Three
new
niu!or.hiia
or
ihe
lalel
leifl
type,
edcli
or
alejul
I7.UUU
Ion
and
plunued
lo
niakf
a
pceil
or
III
knots
uu
hour
aie
planned
to
lie
Iiuilt
lij
Hie
.iiuii
Ynen
Kailia,
Jupan'
la'cgft
steamliip
company.
Tlie:-e
ral
vti"l,
il
i
rlaiiued,
are
necearj
if
Hie
J.ipauex
tire
to
IioKI
.heir
own
in
competition
vvilli
Hie
Canadian
Pacific
liner..
It
i
ilaiined
that
lhe.e
ileiel
hip
can
operale
inueli
mure.
Str
t'M
411.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
K
CLINCHING
HOLD
ON
PEACE
RIVE
IAPANESE
ARE
PLANNING
TO
BUILD
BIG
MOTORSHIPS
FOR
PACIFIC
ROUTE
htorship
Silver
Wave
may
have
been
Wrecked
During
Alaskan
Storms
coltDov
V
.-v.
si.
Follow
i
up
a
It'inii.
storm
ST.
PAUL'S
BIG
i
BELL
TOLLED
Death
of
Royalty
Announced
to
London
n
Usual
Way:
Funeral
Not
Yet
Arranged
LONDON.
Nov.
21.
The
jreat
tl.
lfil
i.r
m.
Paul
tolled
for
an
,
Silver
Wave
niiMiig.
The
vc.cl
It'll
Sealllc
oii!,,0UI'
night.
The
bell
is
used
;""
hound
for
Alaskan
port,
..ml
ha
out
becli
heard
uf;"nl
on
Hie
talli
of
royally,
the
1
i-
exprced
for
her
Mitel.
g
the
lug
toriil
in
whirli
I
In-
Silver
Wave
wa
ciiiichl
ivre
lorn
mini
the
house,
while
lh..
kni.
r
i'..,.i.
------
"i
v
idled
Willi
dcliri
washed
from
the
ocean.
The
whole
wpl
I.y
(In
lerrifir
gale
ami
several
molor
boat
(t
!!
ill
Dutch
Harbor.
;as
EXPLOSION
FISHING
BOAT?
lasi
ocraion
beiiia
I
he
death
of
cheaply
than
Hie
s-leanicrs
ami
would
be
in
u
tKj-ition
to
make
money
where
Ihe
other
would
Ioe.
Tlie
Jafianee
government
i)
-
ufferniK
the
company
a
Mibidy
f
conideraldy
over
a
million
dollar
lu
induce
them
to
build
the
veel
and
Ihe
expectation
i
that
the
firt
will
lie
laid
down
a
the
pring.
The
pew
veel
are
dcigned
to
operate
on
the
Iriui-pucif
l;
route.
HmiikIi
what
port
are
lo
.e
ued
i
not
known.
LOCOMOTIVE
PLUNGED
INTO
MOYIE
LAKE
IN
WEST
OF
CRANBROOK
One
Man
Kilted
When
Freight
Train
Struck
Obstruction
Near
Jerome
...CHANHHOOK.
Nov.
2l.
-
lloberl
Fly.
foreiunn.
wa
drowned
this
artemoou
when
Ihe
locomotive!
hnutiug
a
Canadian
Purine
freight
train
struck
an
obstrue-iiou
al
Jerome,
17
miles
west
or
here,
and
plunged
into
Lake.
Ilury
t.
Maiifliester
United
3.
Mtiyie
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League,
Division
I.
Hit
iiiiiiglmin
2.
Liverpool
0".
Illaekburn
2.
Arsiuial
'J.
Cardiff
Cily
(i.
Newcastle
I.
O.J
Fverton
I.
Astoli
Villa
I.
I(udder.fiebt
:i.
I.eieeler
Cily
0,
Manchester
City
l.iNott
C.
I.
.Sheffield
V.
2.
heed
I'.
II.
Sunderland
I.
West
Ham
t.
Totteniiiiin
2.
Hollou
3.
Wet
DroniNvich
5.
Hurnley
;i.
Scottish
League,
Division
I.
Aberdeen
u
.St.
.Iiihuslone
t.
Celtic-1
1
earls
polpoucil.
Cowdeuliealli
5.
Morion
I.
Dundee
0,
Dundee
U.
(i.
Falkirk
I.
Ilainillou
0.
Hibernians
5,
Clydebank
I.
Kilmarnock
;i,
11
it
1
1
tt
llor
0.
Mollicrwi'll-llatiSer
abundoued.
Queen's
Park-Airdleonians
'iol.
poned.
.
it.
Mirreh
PaHlik
Tliislles
2
SIX
VESSELS
SOLD
CATCHES
More
Halibut
Expected
Monday
and
Auction
Will
be
Held
Then
II
i
very
probable
that
the
last
auction
ale
for
halibut
this
season
will
be
held
on
Monday.
More
boat.
arc
expected
to
arrive
before
that
time.
tMx
sold
today,
tlie
prices
being
about
Hie
same
i
those
prevailing
all
week.
ale
were
as
follow:
Ivanhoe.
211.(1(1(1.
nl
12.80c
and
c
to
Mouth
Fisheries.
.Majestic.
33.tiio.
at
13.200
and
Cc
to
Cold
Storage.
Venn.
I.l.dun.
at
Iu
lln.val
Fish
Co.
Jin-lb.
21,000,
at
lo
Cold
Storage.
MANY
ARE
LIABLE
13.IHc
and
Oc
15.800
and
Cc
Toiileu.kjold.
12.000.
at
I2.l0c
and
lie
to
Atliu
Fisheries.
l
Prosperity
A..
18.000.
al
12.50c.
and
Cc
to
(loyal
1-
ih
Co.
TO
FINE
AUSTRALIA
MKI.ltflt
IINF.
Nov.
21.
Near
l.v
a
uuarter
or
n
million
neonle
iu
this
country
are
loday
liable
to
a
tine
of
len
dollars
each
lor
f
a
il
in
lt
lo
register
their
voles
ill
the
general
election,
utiles
they
can
show
a
valid
reason
why
I
hey
could
not
do
so.
Tim
exact
number
is
221.000.
TEN
YEAR
PENALTY
GIVEN
A
PROCURER
VF.ItNON.
Nov.
21.-
Ten
year
iu
Hie
penitentiary
was
given
It.
II.
Ainsworlh
in
Ihe
alte
court
here
hPp
having
been
found
.u.liy
of
proem
m$.
C.P.R.
Clinching
its
Hold
on
the
Peace
River
Country
by
Securing
Settlers
for
its
Lands
3ig
Railway
Company
Likely
to
Push
the
Present
Line
West
to
Meet
Canadian
National:
Routes
Discussed
,
v
Special
f
Daily
New,-
KD.MMNTON.
Nov.
21.
-An
evidence
of
the
fact
lhal
Hie
CP.H.
Im
no
intention
or
giving
up
il
prior
right
lu
the
development
of
the
Peace
Itivir
country
i
seen
in
Ihe
Hicl
that
Hie
.'oinpauy
i
opening
a
lnan.
ii
"or
the
colonization
department
Uvre
for
Ihe
iurpo-e
of
securing
elller
ror
the
I'eu-e
Hiver
ami
of
locating
them
on
tlie
fertile
lauds
of
that
district.
The
new
branch
will
be
under
Hie
direct
uperviiuii
of
.Major
J.
Mitier,
laud
ngenl
here
of
the
(IIMU
and
will
work
in
clue
connection
with
the
head
office
under
Colonel
Denni
and
vvilli
the
ovcrea
branches
iu
-
-
-
--
-
-
-
London
and
most
of
the
olio-:
centre
of
(treat
lirilain
and
of;
onic
of
the
other
European
;
eountrie.
In
Public
Eye
The
chief
aim
of
the
new
offieel
i
to
secure
ettler
for
Hie
Peace:
lljiere
is
likely
to
result
iuj
will
make
it
way
to
the
coast
by,
connecting
up
witli
the
Caiiadiaa
.National
al
some
sirjlahle
point
to
be
determined
.mi.ii.,
by
.in
the
en
rineers.
and
controlled
by
the
CP.
It.
and
a
way
will
be
found
for
getliu;
the
grain
and
oilier
farm
produce
lo
the
roast.
The
(IP.It.
has
investigated
Ihe
possibility
of
using
the
P.CJi.
but
the
grades
on
that
line
are
stieii
that
competition
with
ottier
route
would
be
dit-
ficull.
What
the
C-P.lt.
want
jul
now
i
a
line
thai
will
en
able
litem
to
hold
(heir
own
iu
competing
in
the
weslbound
wheal
haul.
I'ulil
the
CP.il.
gel
that,
the
company
will
u-e
till
its
influence
In
have
grain
routed
Ihmucli
the
Fasl.
Prince
Rupert
Outlet
The
Prince
Hutiert
outlet
i
suitable
in
many
respects
but
it
is
slightly
longer
than
the
other,
a
fact
that
is
offset
by
the
good
grade.
D
is
ai-o
said
that
there
very
little
yardage
al
Prince
luert,
and
some
other
port
in
the
same
neighborhood
may
have
to
be
chxsen.
Another
route
that
has
been
given
considerable
publicity
is
thai
making
a
port
on
Portland
Canal
the
outlet
in
the
neighbor
hood
of
Stewart.
It
is
under
stood
thai
thte
engineer
have
reported
Hjfain!
Ihe
feaibili!y
B.C.
PEOPLE
Itiver
district
but
it
will
not
eon-;
Resolution
of
Condolence
Passed
ine
itself
lo
Pial
locality
bull
hw
LnnUtatorA
VijirH
will
include
in
it
activities
the
whole
or
northwest
Alberta.
The
Peace
llivfr
country
will
be
Ihel
chief
attraction
a,
it
is
very;
much
iu
Hie
piilitie
eye
and
tliel
agHalioti.
for
railway
exlenioii
Which
Then
Adjourned
VlCTdltlA.
Nov.
21.
Iteijord-ing
the
official
tribute
on
behalf
of
Hie
ieople
of
Itritish
Colunibia
lo
(Jueen
Alexandra
yesterday.
Hie
provincial
legislature,
ad-Tfrr7h
-Tr.r.i".;:i.,ftf
rKw-tri
The
probability
i
that
,
'
ewn-
an.J
K.D.
A
D
C.
line
will
be
Iuslle.l,aJ",,
n;.olullii
of
condolence
n..lvui.l
l.,.f......
..ev
l,.n
unit
I"
"'
"oval
rainiij.
I
ins
wa
moved
by
Premier
Oliver
and
seconded
by
It.
II.
Pooley,
leader
or
the
opposition.
The
address
to
the
Kins
wi'.I
-;,
'
.
,
.
,
.
,
Tins
line
will
he
owned
;be
;",l","e,J
,-m"'1
u-v
al'""
ifiickiiam
on
neuau
or
ine
Legis
lature,
and
forwarded
lo
London.
Immediately
on
receipt
ol
Hi'
news
or
the
passing
of
the
Queen
Mother.
Lieut.
Coventor
Nichol
rorwarded
a
message
of
condolence
to
His
Majesty
the
King.
WENTONROis
AT
KETCHIKAN
American
Schooner
Al'as
Sustains
Damage
In
Harbor
of
Northern
Port
According,
to
word
brought
here
loday
by
Capl.
II.
S?.
John-sou,
master
or
Hie
halibut
btl
Ivaulioe,
the
large
.American
sehooncr
Atlas,
dpt.
John
Mon-s.in,
had
a
mishap
at
Ketchikan
yesterday
w
hich
Resulted
iii
considerable
damage
being
done
to
the
vessel's
hull
and
rudder.
'
the
Atlas
had
been
moored
al
the
Northern
Machine
Shop
dock
al
Ketchikan
but
broke
away
and
drifted
stern
on
lo
u
reeT
Of
sharp
rocks
at
high
tide.
When
the
lvanline.
Iff
I
Kelehikan.
I
lie
or
this
route
which
would
be
:iLAllil
hiu
b(.t.fl
perched
on
the
most
dirrioull
one.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid
Asked.
Wheal
l.ll
H.
C.
Silver
1.33
1.38
tlladsloue
20
.28
tiratiby
U.00
Indian
.mi'i
.00
I.
,
and
I
I
IVi
.10
Porter
Idaho
....
.10
.15
Silveivre!
.07
.00
Surf
Inlet
.03
.00
di
A
miliar
Tn
Dcnnrc
i
linnituiu
iu
itLvuvyLi
i
THE
INHERITANCE
TAX;
reef
for
some
six
or
seven
hours
and
was
listing
so
badly
with
water
running
into
the
hold
Ilia.
it
wa
necessary
for
a
pile
driver
to
go
alongside
ami
bold
Iter
up-lo
prevent
In
r
from
capsizing".
LONG
SENTENCE
FOR
POLICEMAN
J.
O.
Neal
Given
Twenty
Years
for
.Taklnn
Part
In
Seattle
Robbery
v
SKATTLF.
Nov.
2l-.i;
0.
Nenl.
WASllINd
TON.
Nov.
21.
Theia
former
Seallli;
pollcemau,
win
House
way
and
mean
coiumilteo
sentenced
lod.'ry
t
seiVe
from
voted
to
reduce
the
luberilanooj
twenty
to
Httriy
XCar
in
the
tax
making
Ihe.
maximum
ratojitule
penltejilWry.'
for.
partiel-paid
on
btu
Income
20
per
oenl.ating
in
the
$1
1,000
lion
This
1
a
cut
or
somelhitig
IlkejM.
n
lte
n.nbery
l.e;
e
in
AUgu,