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Daily
News
rteceUei
Enthusiastic
Welcome
'MlllMl.
Aug.
It.
-
F.mii;
)n
Montevideo
From
Offl-i
I'liipb.ved
nt
the
I-ill
.
ca8
and
Pooplo
Mill
heie.
was
taken
to!
m
llixpilal
yesterday1
mdMT.VIDKO.
Aug.
It
The
al
eiMidition
as
a
r'-j
irinPP
of
Wales
landed
here
this
u
iii
.
ident.
When
drlv-i
ritrnoon
frum
H.M.S.
llepulso
i
n
liauliiiH
logs
to
the
i
,
officially
welcolned
by
walking
alongside
,tr,i(e
i-rrato
and
govern-Tli-
wlieel
went
into
a
,,,
.,ffM.jals
and
tremendous
-
'lie
waKoo
mid
the;
'
1
1
:
'lied
between
the!
eri.wK
He
will
viit
Uruguay,
Arirentiiie
and
t'lnli
before
re-iiiriiini;
I"
F.nglnnd.
CANTEEN
FUNDS
TO
CREATE
SCHOLARSHIP
v
ivviPKil.
Au.
H.
Ihe
i.miiii'.al
of
Ihe
Kamloops
branch
'
I.:..'-
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that
llfltlsll
I
.'illinium
p
niniiu
il.
.
eiinteen
funds
be
iuxosled
In
She
was
reltiniiiiR
from
the
hank
with
the
pavndl
inonev
l"''--'-l.
"
v
unyres-iu;.
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.y
tlie
robber-
...
lie
MepKStl
from
Ihe
H
""''""""'laimn
will
In
mad.
.
lie
was
bugged
otrr
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lo-ad
wilh
a
revolver
ami
a
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ii
mole
off
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c
a
ui
imtuu
iiiiiviivj
DUNDAS
COHOES
n
rallier
unusual'"
lie
incu
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iitnun
tlira
yar
le
!.iiinrHM
f
'han
tor
.".,
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and
fUlor-
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lnnil
hae
done
r
ii-iiI
lie
men
fishing
from
I'rtiipr
Hupert,
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her
Uland
and
i-iaiiiU
of
the
dilriet
r.
t
jitc
ba
few
Sal
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s
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r
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ERR
ACE
MAN
BADLY
INJURED:.
i
.turned
in
the
cmnpatiy'
nllke.i
nuiuii
wuiiuikiun
i
DMr.
i
vu
i
u
tjuui
Run
Has
Been
Better
Than
WI.N'MI'Kii.
An?.
It.
(Ximmv.
For
Several
Seasons
-
It
i
ofllcially
announced
Ins'
the
hand
1
1,
secured
87.I78
in
.
.fi.
.
li.Tr
from
the
mbtieiv
thin
morning.
Nj1
I
ti
't
imilrate
that
the'lwe
Of
the
men
hai
lieen
foup.l.
-
i
alKHil
aeraae;
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.,,r.iK
ar
tilli
EMDRYO
KIDNAPPERS
Ann
CONVICTED.
IN
LOS
ANUES
COURT
I.MS
ANiiKI.Ks.
ig.
1
1
Clauile
llidromlie
al"l
n
7:
Sleptien
wre
rniiviel-
H
m
the
nupermr
runrl
last
iiirjht
of
rnn-piriiix
to
ItidiiHp
Mnrv-
Pu-kford
and
hold
br
fr
a
-000
ransom..
The
third
defendant,
Ai)rian
"!
w
a'iUilted.
The
men
were
arretted
IhkI
May
before
I
heir
jil.in.
were
rarrieil
out.
nt
seeurities
for
Hie
pi,rpne
of
creating
a
Tund
lu
scholarship
Tor
the.
dependents
oliUiin
a
of
ox-service
men
re-reived
the
unanimous
support
or
all
1
1.0.
delPUHles
nt
Hie
annual
convention
of
I"'
'""l
A,luy
of
United
Veterans
here
yesterday.
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WINS
TENNIS
SINGLES
vmv'ilil'.M.
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the
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hallhul
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I
to
prr.
up
amidst
the
hejvy
i
i-Tllr
and
disappeared
after
a
ride
of
half
an
hour.
lite
ear
wi-
aliauilunei
miiiI
the
driver
mil
wiiere
he
a't
'i
i
tailll
i
-Oliferem-e
week.
(Jol.
Nii'IkiIM
-latem
Ilia'
Cnnadiaii
ei(Jenee
wa
i
r
in
a
very
i)'-ar
and
irunn,
manner
and
appeared
tia
v
heen
favoralily
ii-ceieil
ijy
i
entire
rommiKoon.
Itoih
f
'l'
are
!
prepare
tu
ief
wii"'
i
u
t
to
be
m
the
liatnls
or
Hie
'
lit
misrttott
by
Sep'
ember
to
a
I
II
is
rxiierted
tiial
!
-.j
.
v
Ihe
connnt-i"ii
will
ma
rerommerKlsli..!
t
i
tbe
)re:d(
of
the
United
Slate
wiilou
'
MlfMtilf
ttius
.
;
,.
....
Oil.
.Nirliolls
.it
tended
tin'
en
lire
session
.whioli
opened
or
Monday
mriilnn
otwl
i-l"r
-
iiinlniKlit
mi
Tuesday.
The
tie
telesales
uli"
wein
miuMi
r
urn
lieie
to
fc-ne
i-Milenee
are
expr.
i
e,l
Itark
mi
tlir
uex:
Cramer.
f
AGAINST
TRAPS;
Offlcors
of
Now
Dundas
Island
Trollors'
Association
Active
Enrolling
Members
The
newly
formed
Dundas
Island
Salmon
Trailers'
Association
is
very
active,
enrolling
new
il"Hnr
to
prevent
the
building
of
linli
traps,
which
Ihey
claim,
will
interfere
with
their
opportunities
or
making
a
living.
They
claim
that
just
as
soon
as
Ihe
Alaskan
fish
traps
close.
Ihe
fishinc
at
Dundas
always
im
proves.
Whether
the
fish
mmo
lo
Dundas
from
-Alaskan
waters
Ihey
tin
nut
know
but
Hint
is
a
thwiry
thai
some
of
the
trailers
hold.
The
officers
of
Ihe
new
or
ganisation
are
ns
follows:
President:
tljijil.
W.
A.
Hro'wn
of
the
gnslioal
Ox.
See.-treastirer:
Onpl.
Morse
of
the
Svgirn.
Kxrmilivc
committee:
OnpU
lleadmond
or
Ihe
Irish
Hello;
Onpt.
Martinson
or
Ihe
Nor;
Oapl,
lelnerson
oT
the
Mary
Ann;
Onpl.
Oharles
T'horliurn
of
the
Ilex:
Oapl.
Sonslrom
of
the
Aatiiga.
TRAIN
STRUCK
AUTO
FOUR
PEOPLE
KILLED
F.UHF.XF..
Ore.
Aug.
It
Four
persons
were
killed
when
t
lit'
Southern
Pacific
passenger
train
struck
an
auto
near
llarrisburg
last
night.
Ihe
dead
are
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
S.
W.
tensile
or
llapld
Oily
and
Ibeir
Iwu
ilaughlers.
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National
League
New
oYrk
t.
l'illsburg
I.
(Jhlcagn
.
SI.
I.nuis
5.
American
Loaguo
SI.
Uouis
5,
Philailelplila
t.
Cleveland
S-1,
Waslutigton
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SIR
IIENRT
W.
THORNTOX.
K.B.E.
President
snd
Chairman
of
the
Board
of
Directors,
Canadian
National
Railways
Delegation
Urges
Continuation
of
Matriculation
Class
Local
High
School;
8
Pupils
Ready
A
deputation
consisting
of
He"v.
Dr.
II.
H.
(Irani.
Dr.
V.
T.
members
ami
using
every
en-;
Kergin,
D.
J.
Mathcon,
(ieorgo
D.
Tile,
P.
K.
Haisler,
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
A.
(I.
Olarke
and
II.
T.
Cross
appeared
before,
the
school
boartl
last
night
wilh
the
request
that
the
board
reconsider
the
derision
recently
taken
to
discontinue
the
Senior
Alatrimlalion
class
in
the
High
School.
After
members
of
the
delegation
had
been
beard
and
the
trustees
bad
discussed
the
matter
in
a
noncommittal
way.
il
was
decided
to
leave
decision
over
until
next
week
when
the
full
board
will
bo
in
the
city.
In
introducing
the
delegation.!
-
G.
vll.
Onne,
chairman
of
the
Hoard
explained
that
Trustee
llofclie.stcr.
in
February
had
giver,
notice
of
motion
thai
the
Senior
Matriculation
class
be
discontinued.
Later
in
the
year,
this
mil
lion
had
been
unanimously
of
fccled
by
the
board.
Eight
Pupils
.
Itev.
Dr.
II.
R.
(Irani,
the
firs'
spokesman
for
the
delegation
said
that
the
delegation
was
in-',
present
lo
dictate
to
tho
board.
It
was
felt,
however,
Hint
the
views
of.
the
parents
atleoled
might
shed
further
light
on
the
ipteslion
in
hand.
High
pareotn
representing
at
least
eight
children,
had
signed
a
petition
tio
before
the
board
thai
tho
Senior
Malriuulation
itliiss
he
continued..
One
reason
for
making
the
re
i
most
was
that
the
pupils
iuvol
veil
In
the
discontinuation
of
Uii
class
were
fairly
youiig
about
sixteen
years
old
and
condition
in
the
large
cities
were
not
lonel
ier
ravurniue
10
senum
jiiem
there.
If
tha
class
was
efluiiunled,
it
would
be
necessary
lo
send
Ihein
avvnyor
else
lose.
year
by
keeping
them
nl
home
Lottie
of
Iho
parents
would
not
h
'in
a
position
financially
lo
send
their
children
away
even
if
lloiv
were
willing
lo
do
so.
Dr.
Uranl
then
referred
to
tt.e
(continued
on
page
f(ve)
LOCAL
MATTERS
WERE
TAKEN
UP
Committee
of
Board
of
Trade
Interviewed
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Today
'.V
cdniniitlce
of
the
Prince
llu
pert
board
or
trade
met
Sir
Henry
Thornton
this
inorhin
nud
laid
before
him
a
number
of
local
mutters
reiiniriiinr
attention
if
Henry
was
sympathetic
to
the
proposals,
laid
before
him
but
explained
Unit
it
wils
purely
iiuesjion
of
getting
money
granted
wilh
which
lo
Dam
on
port
hle
el'.iiiiitenl
wort.
.1
However,
tie
I
....
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l..i,i
iiiiiii'ipait-o
ismi
iiiw-iptt
uij."i".
Prince
Hupert
vvoufa
ge(i
these
Silver
IIIM-tK
ip
III.IU.
Speaking
on
The
Poa'8
lliver
outlet,
Sir
Henry
snldVlliat,
on
his
way
east,
be
had
ijonfjjrred
with
Premier
Oreenfiebl.V
of
Al
berta,
And
thai
it
vvajj?
ijulfe
lively
there
would
bo
some
method
of
joint
control
arranged.
Wilieu
tlie
l'eaee
River
was
developed,
Sir
Henry
fUt
!,
472.
Pacific
Coast
manager.
O.O.M.M.:
Mr.
Watson
of
the
legal
department:
Mr.
Hobbs,
secretary
to
n
Henry
Thornton:
Mr.
Delisle,
eiretary
to
Major
Hell:
Mr.
Maehin.
secretary
to
Mr.
Kings-land,
and
Mr.
Kenkel,
secretary
to
Mr.
(iaslon.
SEATTLE
IS
SHAKEN
BY
AN
EARTHQUAKE
SUVrH.K,
Aug.
It.
The
city
was
shaken
by
au
earthquake
yesterday
afternoon,
the
seismo-
........
I.
ll.'.l
II.
a'
AT
HERSCHELL
ISLAND
NOMF.
Aug.
it.
Advices
here
state
that
the
gasoline
schooners
llayrhiiiM
and
Hrowu
are
at
sehell
Island.
SO
miles
east
of.
the
Canadian
Alaska
boundary
line
in
the
Arctic
on
August
5
to
stay
ten
days.
Ilazellon
Indian
Hufu-
STOCK
MARKET
Daly
Alaska
fDunwell
Marmot
Metals
Crest.
.......
Surf
Inlet
I.:
and
I.
Premier,
Porter
btatto
said
Howe
Sound
-r
Ibat
undoubtedly
a
great
deal
of.Oladslone
.
the
produce
raised
in
thai
coun-Hayvlevv
Bid
1.50
S
.01$,
.01
.01
.28
2.00
.33
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13.00
Selli
Irk
Ot
ifistricljTerniluus;
20.00
.05
:tH
Boston
Grill
Large
tpslnir
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Don't
forget
to
visit
our
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
anil
best
for
the
least.
Phone
4S7.
tSorge.'
PRIOR
FIVK
OH.N'I'S.
A
ANDITS
MAKE
BIG
HAUL
IN
PRAIRIE
CITY1
CN.R.
HEADS
VISIT
PRINCE
RUPERT
IN
COURSE
OF
ANNUAL
INSPECTION
TRIP
daylight
Robbery
This
Morning
in
Winnipeg;
!
Big
Payroll
is
Taken,
CANADIANS
HAD
GOODHEARING
Colonel
J.
W.
Nlcholls
Says
Evl-donee
was
Convincing
Favor
of
Tariff
"In
view
of
the
sympathcMi
U'lSMPKM.
Aug.
M.
Five
ItamliU
tins
morning
held
up
l"ar,"8
Hut
was
given
die
(.;,r,
d
.
ii-hier
Shaw
of
Hit
Winnipeg
Klctrir
Comnniiv
i,f,Hdian
delegation
hik!
the
dcr
ii.
estimated
t
Ihe
officials
thou-uiul
dollar.
.it
between
fifty
mill
.Itltny
uiriirreil
on
the
lnixi-f
corner
if
Uic
HIv
ulreil-
nf
t"ttle
going
toVork.
After
ecuroig
the
money
the
for
i
n
niter;.!
,..
Willi
the
I
II
,
iSlalc.
fi.lue
fleet,
thai
was
ix
VISITOR
IN
CITY
TODAY
'Sir
Henry
Thornton
and
Party
of
Railway
Officials
are
in
the
!
City
Today;
Leave
Tomorrow
Sir
Henry
Thornton.
pre?ident
of
the
Canadian
National
Ilui
ways,
and
his
party
of
directors
and
oflirials
arrived
in
the
nly
on
the
I'riiiie
Hujiert
this
morning
"from
Vancouver
in
the
oic
of
an
annual
we.-teni
iiispei'tiou
toiir.
They
will
proceed
h.
l
tomorrow
morning
at
H
o'clock
hy
special
train.
The
ptii'y
was
met
at
the
steamer
liy
the
elertiiiiiiiifiit
ml
.i
-pecial
ijnnillee
of
the
board
of
Irade.
Fred
'Stork,,
M.P.,
lid
F.
ti.
Dawson,
local
director
of
lite
Canaii:ii
Nutiim.d
llail-w
--.
At
12
o
'
lock
Sir
Henry
met
the
himrd
of
trade
eonitnit-
e
,ii
Mil1
pi
e
Ihipert
Club
t.
!
--
'ae
up
lix
u
hia'iers
and
at
I
u
.-jock
in
'he
Itoston
Hall
a
;
lie.
hi
in
I:
M.ir
of
the
railway
iie;!d
"'
ilai"v.
This
af-o:i
Sit
llMi"
a.'d
h's
parly
spei'ted
divel",.iiieiil.s
on
the
waterfront
a;J
m
Ilic
railway
ya
-il.
T
'l
i-li!
there
will
e
pi",
aic
eil!
eri
ull.llienl
for
the
par-y.
l;r:ile.
Sir
lletiry
Tliorntor,
.Mc
v,
suing
(t
:r;y
uieluiies
Major
l.
a!
am
As
Dell,
.iepuly
minister
nf
railways'
and
director:
J.
Mill
i
a;
'
i-
of
hrockvilie.
QalaHe,
GORGE
PARK
IS
SCENE
OF
FIRE
Atnufement
Buildings
at
Famous
Victoria
Resort
Destroyed
Last
Night
VICTOIIIA,
Aus.
H.
Fire
slnwtiy
before
midniglil
destroy-,
cd
eery
amusement
building
and
feature
except
the
uierry-Rb-
or;
vv
a.
Kmsianu;
Bewr,lUn,ia.i
tha
(Sorse
Park.
The
v
u
ma'iar
..r
westernma,
Jialified.4o
have
started
...
.
j
A,
..
.
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;
i.
.
.
.
.
Wr.
a'
II
-1
s.
ituir.
nru-
.
.
hi
-law
ai'd
Mer-in-Iaw
of
S
llenrv
Tliortiton;
Mr.
Hint
Mrs.
(ias!o:.
i
ersonal
friends
of
;;n
pr.'sidi'i
i
:
J.
H.
Cameron
a;--s
-'ant
A,
Dixon.
ny
boys
piayptreiii
stand.
The
4os's
I
StJ.noo.
i
.
ne
Rranu-
"Tplated
at
The
(iurse
Park
is
owned
by
the
H.t.
Klectric
Itaflwav
Com
general
manager:
H.
jtany
and
is
one
of
the
popular
t
h.e'
igllieelV
Viimi-iaeae.tfiin
fne
ljnril'
nnH
reni-
H.
Falter,
gewnil
siM-r-,
,iHnu
who
erllni-
iffatitiiuKe.
-
lent
or
ni'ifve
power.
in-'
,nents.
II
is
nbonl
tV
tnUes
n;pe:
H.
lifeelman.
passenger
tr,)m
fIP
rf.ntn
of
the
city
in
aflii
manater,
Winnipeg:
(i.
A.i
Saanirh
municipality
and
faces
MrNiehoIl.
general
iassenge-!
OI)
,,,,,
extl.nsin
or
Victoria
;
agent.
Vancouver;
B.
C.
K-eley.
IU
,
tfenerallv
known
as
"The
MANY
KILLED
TRAIN
SMASH
French
Merrymakers
on
Way
to
Seashore
When
Express
Leaves
Track
and
Burns
..
train
from
Paris
left
the
.
.
,
,
.1.
i..
lasted
...I
express
'
vibration
at
4.08
o
clock
.
..
.
for
more
than
a
minute.
No
dam-
age
is
reported.
It
is
estimated
that
the
distance
from
(lie
centre
of
the
disturbance
was
200
miles.
GASOLINE
SCHOONERS
PAHls.
Aug.
1
1
FJeven
people
were
killed
and
about
160
injured,
seven
seriously,
when
an
rails
near
Amiens
station
today.
The
crowded
Ualais
express
of
20
cars
filled
with
merrymakers
bound
fur
the
seashore
was
travelling
at
'
the-
rale'
of
63
miles
an
hour
when
it
piled
up
and
lxirt
into
flaunts
us
it
was
entering
the
Amiens
station.
Seven
of
the
ear
telescoped
and
it
is
feared
up
ice
bodies
will
bo
'found
in
the
wreckage.
-COAST
GUARD
Asked
.2
75
.02
.00
.15
.15
.05
.3a
2.20
.i.8
,01'i
.18
.20
09
H
iry
would
unit
an
ounei
inrougii
this.
port.
t
Advertise
lo
the
Dally
News
Famous
Little
Vessel
Now
Anchored
Off
Nome
and
not
Damaged
NOMF.
Aug.
ti.
-United
States
coastguard
Hear
which
went
aground
for
2:i
Imurs
is
anchored
off
Nome.
She
reported
Hint
the
ship
Maude
is
proceeding
to
Nome
after
breaking
away
from
the
grip
of
the
ice
near
r.ast
I'ape
in
Siberia.
The
Hear
is
not
damaged.
REPORTED
THAT
MINERS
ENTOMBED
IN
FRANCE
PARIS.
Aug.
II.
II
Is
reported
Hi
a
I
an
explosion
in
the
mine
at
Oiiui
rieres
entombed
250
miners
whose
fate
W
unknown.
J
There
is
no
of
final
conformation.
.