ity
wm
oe
party
w
transfer
or
autnority
it
Dominion
undertakes
to
provide
facilities
for
fleets
.it
would
-liiKini-li
it-
right
hi
Cow
Hay
'.ivfftiip
t
wu-
a
i-iniirotnii
one.
1ei
rn-'ii
Stephen
was
diixiotic
In
throw
(lie
matter
buck
pr
x
nirt.il
(invent
mcnl
to
negidialc
Willi
Olluwa,
lull
ii
(;.--.'
urged
i
Fnnr
uttttit
HAKhrll
W
m
Woman's
Husband
LOCATED
PRINCE
GEORGE
ni;(
lV
Jun
Taken
into
g.
1
1
1
I'iiiiitwcHii.
Mr.
.
.
.
i.i
in
i
i.
it...
iuiii.r
n
v.
I"
wi...
...
SOLD
MILLION
BUSHELS
WHEAT!:.
Over
Sovon
Million
Bushels
Shipped
Out
of
Vancouver
In
Three
Weeks
WMXtl
Vl-.lt.
Jun.
27.-
A
mil-.1
-n
hlittlieU
of
wheal
Wlirt
eold
'
Hiv
exchiHijje
hr
Saturday
;.
Un
loltil
hIiiiiii1
IhroiiKh
Ii
port
diiriw
the
hint
three
w
"e;--.
ainouiila
to
M'en
uuil
u
t
.
i
u
'
it
1111II1011
iUrllt's.
I
liarlei
raten
lo
t
nileil
Kiu-1
1
11
1
poinis
lullK,
from
thirty
Mi
hut:
lo
Hiirly
Kliilliitx
unil
ti
ne
(iciien.
EXPLODED
CAP
IN
fflS
MOUTH
Body
of
Swedish
Laboror
Found
Near
Vancouver:
Had
Boon
In
III
Health
V
Ni;ilL
Vi:il.
Jan..
27.-
With
un
exploded
ciip
In
hiK
iiuuilli.
Ihu
loly
of
F.
Munfnlk.
28
yeul'M
of
amciidmeu'l.
Should
Nogotlale
ace.
a
Swedmh
luliorer
employi'il
'results.
n
a
ennui
ruction
camp,
at
('.iiul-'ifhl
on
llie
Whilecliffi)
hiBliway
10
WckI
Yuneotucr,
was
found
'J'lle(luy.
I'hc
man
had
heeu
mliotiiiK
meo
Monday.
He
had
been
In
tue
!o
(lie
Duily
Xewa.
could
not
iliHiee
uf
Hie
mallei
a
enwlly
a
Ahlermnn
SlepheH
uKeelil.
He
proposed
(hut
the
city
function
the
Iraiiffrr
and
the
filling
in
of
Cow
Hay
pruvid-111
arlioii
were
taken
to
pru-vide
ui'i'oiiiiiiodalinii
for
the
fuh-iiiy
fleet
and
ynelil
club.
They
houl.l
lake
Hie
mutter
up
with
lillawn.
I'red
Stork
had
pledaed
liunelf
ttnd
Ijiifineer
I
ortle
liad
liowed
plan
of
the
p!'upool
niiit'oemeul.
Should
the
iov-
eruiiienl
rhanire
lo
t.on-o.'rvame,
they
have
II.
H.
SleMn'
nled'
Unit
they
would
lake
rare
of
the
riliittf
fleet.
I'lililie
opliiinil
w
in
faor
nf
uniiii"
nelion
he-inu
tiiken
iiloiiy
Iho-e
linec.
The
en-aineer
nid
he
could
make
the
improveinenU,
Hie
(iuverniiieutw
.not
Hiet-
eoulil
have
llieiu
eo
I
hey
li.mlil
do
whut
Ihey
could
to
complete
the
nrrunpoinoiil.
Alderman
Joe
(ireer
eitBgesled
thai
the
city
wu
in
no
po.itu);i
to
undertake
the
work-of
earinji
for
the
fndiinv
fleet
unlem.
thev
had
mime
nuruiRe
that
the
work
would
he
done
hy
the
H0111-iiiion.
The
Proxinolal
(iovern-ment
had
lieeii
pulliiiK
in
funic
iiiiniev
for
the
mainlenunce
of
llie
fhiaU.
He
wni
ill
accord
witli
1
ho
itlea
that
they
Miouhl
microti
IhciiiKelve
111
iiriiiRiuv
11I1011I
a
M'lllemcut.
II
had
heeu
huiisinu
on
for
fourteen
or
fif-
Ikcii
venl'M.
Hu
necoiitlctl
Iho
Mayor
Newton
nujitjesli'd
that
the
niiienilmenl
to
Hie
million
was
Hie
owe
nlo.t
likely
lo
hrina
llo
ohjocted
lo
allowinpr
the
mailer
lo
dratf
on
for
year!
l.iml
veiir
Mr.
Xailcn
had
como
and
asked
llieiu
lo
exehiinge
the
Kind
200
reel
of
walerfront
for
the
Weflerly
200
reel.
They
then
weni
011
record
as
unking
Tor
300
feel.
The
matter
was
allowed
to
lie
111
ulMWiinee
and
now
Ihey
continued
on
page
bix
R.
H.
POOLEY
IS
AGAIN
MARRIED
International
Wedding
Took
Place
Yesterday
at
Rhode
Island
Home
gralulalion
vu
one
from
Premier
UUver
extending
llie
congratulations
uf
the
Jtrillsli
(
ol-Utllbia
government
lo
their
h
nd-
truiigly
Dial
llie
ril,
being
the
inting
opponcid
on
llie
liapjiy
or-intricate!
jutrly,
uliould
carry
cnsiuu.
on
lownlialiuii
and
eventually
i
Mr.
Pooley,
vtlm
I
18
year
uf
the
latter
tirrvuilnl,
all
ttcmli
use,
t
n
native
wwii
of
Vieluna,
va
agreed
that
nniil
the
w
he-It
I
In
fallirr.
the
late
C
II.
I'ooley,
nrrtri
a
f
fT"l
i"l
1
Oil
'lueshon
was
settled.
Hie
etly
being
fur
ninny
year
member
vi
Sir
Al
Hill
1
Anil
""'
"rf
i'?'
Of
'
'he
(fUHjti
roiiMHfjeney
'
wtrnM,
tie
,
UlJ-lfilJlltU
VilUil
,
Lite
walfrfruut
nrs-!
rliiir-eiiU
in
the
Legislature
jperty.
an
and
Woman
Are
Alleged
to
t
fiml
filiit
itn
utoteri
hy
Have
Stolen
$3,000
From
II
-
Ml
-HllL
imTli'H
I'"
lfl.nl
I
I...
..M.U.I..
i.l
IP1IIII
lllll.
I'I'I
lie
ilw
adult-
wen-
ulcit
ified
,.rv.
a.
PW
m.,P
uffecled
i
i
.
t
f
who
wiM-i-
wuiiicu
in
when
it
r&me
tu
doing
uuyihuii.
tic
'.on
with
the
Mi
fi
of
,r
tM.
rj,jHp
rfrfl.
The
fih-
"
I
'to-
ifin
i
ii"-"""
"'
rn.il
lliniihl
I
lie
roll
III'
1
1
II
nil
III
liiuijc.
ihclir
theiiun'lvra
with
a
view
lo
l
ie
ili-cuvery
tltiil
Hie
Ino;
Wi,.
llM
ill(..r.v
a,ul
iv
iv
at
;i
I'rniee
li'nr;c
it
"
-'
emleil
a
four
monllin"
in
mil-wide
'arrh
hy
the
j.11
rli-'Vi
tin
pidlec.
I
;iv
ar
an
and
Mr-
Morpe
t
ii
r..e
pti'liiiiiiiary
trial
I
eiirmr
v
I
Jlilrry.
ttf
he
It
known
i
tn
frleinl".
ui
eilucali)
in
liialaiul
x.i.i..rt,.M..
ii...
ihai
Mr
where
He
artiuireo
uie
ureeiu
I'hHiiII.,
he
tntvi-el
fi.
lake
the
'
'4t
'sUie
..uiliarilie
of
'nutlt-v
tin
.lowl
uilii
tlMa
ai
d,-'
VMhr
eefiKl
Lnsli-luiiaii.
iwtoni
iri.lwlion
t
aftimll
for,
Jwol
.reviou.l
!lh-
fi.ltoiB
Heel
Hie
eounr.l'
niarriwl
lo
Mi.
Loewen
of
Vic-
wotihl
not
wit
hold
it
eonenl
li;w-w.
who
uieu
a
ear
ur
iu
Ihc
fillnw
of
Oow
ly.
Thin
wa!"'1"-
teroiKJi-d
l
Aiueruian
nniwii.
Prince
Rupert's
Duty
Alderman
Caey
empliaf
i
JPRINCE
JOHN
IS
COMING
IN
TOW
Cape
Scott
Going
to
Q.C.
City
Today
to
Pick
up
Disabled
C.N.R.
Steamer
The
lliM'ulc
Slruilo
Towm?
l".o
report
n
Hie
luw
t'.upe
Scull
tine
hare
tomorrow
liaMotr
in
tow
the
I'.auieliaii
Aaliouul
steamer
l'rinre
John.
lUtpl.
Neil
MtLean.
whlfh
lost
her
prpeller
al
yueen
Charlotte
City
n
Monday
morn-
iiiK
and
ha
inre
heen
rrippled.
llo-
tkie
Scot!
i
proceeding
to
yueen
Charlotte
City
after
having
ilt'lie-'tl
(he
coal
lailen
har-e
lrmiinrk
al
Ocean
Kail
ami
will
reach
llie
Island
point
(his
afternoon.
The
ttliNiiurr
I'rlneo
Charlen
is
now
heluu
put
in
shape
al
the
dry
ilok
lo
rellexe
llie
I'rince
John
In
serviee
ami
she
will
go
i
on
the.
rim
toward
the
end
of
the
week.
Gaul.
Neil
McLean
will
trim
fer
from
Hie
I'rince
John
lo
Hie
fritter
Charles
11
well
as
some
of
Hie
Other
officers.
Chief
F.n
pineer
il.
K.
huvies.
Seroud
Kn-
siueer
Meiiresor
While
ami
Chief
Slewarl
I'rank
llray
nrrivetl
from
Vanrouxer
on
the
Prince
llupert
this
mtiriiinv
to
join
the
i'.liurles
.1.
W.
Kint?.
tiort
slewnrtl
for
the
1
-
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
v
.
was
also
on
arrival
nun
llie
souili
today
lo
lake
rlllli'liO
of
Hie
mil
III
1
1
n,:
of
tin
esel
for
resumiit
ion
of
service
KNOCKOUT
DROPS
CAUSEOFDEATH
Chloral
Hydrate
Responsible
For
Mrs.
Donald
Rosle
Losing
Her
Life
VANCOrVKH,
Jan.
27
Chloral
Hydrate
"knockout
drops"
caused
llie
dealh
of
Mrs.
Ihtnuld
llosie
whose
hody
was
found
on
Janu
ary
Id
In
her
home
with
the
1ius
linn.
I
lyiuir
011
the
floor
In
slupor.
iiccnr.llnir
lo
evidence,
givm
al
the
iimuesl
here
thia
a'emoon.
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
lor
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The"
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
V
il
.Wl
NO.
a
IMtlNtiH
III.
PKHT.
B.C.,
YT.I)NKSDAY.
JAM
AHY
ST.
1M20.
YettertUr
Circulation,
1468
Slrgr-t
Sale.
UC
PRICK
FIVE
CENTS.
TflPM
QrtMl
Mil
EC
HI
A
METED
AN
DAflCTf
1
11UI1
UUUU
IHILiLilJ
1iniHLi
1
Lil
Ull
1
tjU
lt
Hi
COUNCIL
DECIDES
ON
LINE
OF
POLICY
FOR
COW
BAY
SETTLEMENT
-
yi
i
j
itv
council
Agrees
on
Porc)'
u;ftn
Regard
Settlement
at
Cow
Bay
.
w
m
m
m
.
.
m
m
m
mm
m
w
r
piioyioknci;.
u.i.,
jau.
27.
The
marriage
uf
Hubert
Henry
Pooley,
K.C.,
menher
fur
laIiaj
u
i
-mall
in
(In
Legislature,
'and
leader
of
tin-
CuiKcrvntive
pany
in
llillixli
Columbia,
to
Mis
Mary
Tilliughasl,
was
solemnized
at
tin'
lioini'iif
-llie
bride'
Vkit
long
and
tedious
diriiiou
Hit'
i
lly
council
ln0
mother
on
Tuesday
night.
The
Je
iiirij
iiiiiiniiiMiii-ly
Unit
Hie
i-ily
should
lake
up
with
llie
gniouiMnun
was
Charles
Pluin-h
.iiiliirili
tin'
ipielion
uf
Inning
ru
i-ion
made
nice
Hill
"f
Victoria.
Hie
I
i-ln
rnien
.nut
Hiai
wiien
un
agreement
rcaen-;
Anions
me
meage
or
cpn-
I
lie
rcsolu
YVOlllJrS
CUAMPIOX
WOMAN
SM
Jt
MPKH
-
1-tii.el
Uour-ier
ulme
.
i
i
Her
strike
H.L.
mi.
t
p
.
at
ynehoe
where
she
haj
hevn
juirtm
pel
ng
ti
In
Uirdhug
winter
spurt
jtlinj.
Willi
Mte
niern
throngs
o
enlhinials.
Immense
Storm
is
Moving
Across.
Pacific
Direction
of
British
Columbia
Coast
YICTOIUA.
Jan.
-7.
W'irele.
reporls
received
here
from
.ship
in
northern
Pacific
water
iuiln
ute
thai
a
great
sloiin.
one
of
the
largel
ever
recorded
in
lhi
part
of
the
world,
is
mining
arm.
llie
I'jirifie
lovviird
this
roust.
.Napier
l)cniou.
tilervatory
siiperintendeiil
a!
(loiuales
Hill
slatitui;
slalctl
Jal
night
that
the
slorni
hail
a
diameler
of
.nearly
;t,000
miles.
H's
ceulre
wa
due
wesl
of
Prince
Ituperl
al
ten
o'clock
lal
night
ami
ils
outer
edge
wu
ahotil
a
llioiisnmi
miles
off
llie
Hrilih
Coliimliia
coo
I.
TWO
LINERS
INDISTRESS
Six
Members
of
Crew
of
Lar-Istan
Removed:
Antlnoe
Sinking
Condition
HALIFAX,
Jan.
27.
Six
members
of
the
crew
of
the
freighter
Larlstan
which
has
been
In
distress
since
Sunday,
were
rescued
by
the
German
liner
Bremen,
but
heavy
seas
hampered
the
removing
of
eighteen
others
who
are
on
the
vessel.
The
liner
President
Roosevelt
reports
standing
by
the
British
freighter
Antlnoe
which
Is
In
a
sinking
condition.
FORMER
MAYOR
OF
EDMONTON
DIES
OF
APOPLEXY
TODAY
KHMO.XTO.N.
Jan.
27.
William
Short.
K.C.,
four
limes
nil.iyor
of
lliiioivlim.
twit
stricken
with
apoplexy
morning,
dying
utmost
immedi
ately.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheal
H.C.
Silver
Otinwell
Gladstone
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Silver
Crest
Sn.'f
le
itid.
t.fii
it
1.
on
.
.35
i
2.20
,0L
"i
.10
.OS
Asked.
1.05
1.50
.35
2.23
.12
It
,0'.i
1
.
'
i
!
:
4
PRINCE
OF
WALES
HORSE
DIED
WHEN
JUMPING
A
FENCE
YANClllA
Kit,
Jan.
27.
The
linr.e
on
which
the
Prince
of
Wales
was
riding
dropped
deail
under
him
today
jut
as
he
cleared
a
Ininliii
ul
bray.
The
111:
injured.
fence
while
Mellon
Mow-Prmce
vvue
RAILWAY
CONTRACTS
NOVA
SCOTIA
COAL
Will
Take
600,000
Tons
From
the
Mines
There
to
Help
Relieve
Situation
Mo.NTllKAL.
Jan.
27.
.
The
Canadian
National
Railways
have
signed
a
contract
with
the
British
Empire
Steel
Corporation
lo
take
COO.OOO
Ions
of
coat
from
the
Nova
setdia
mines,
it
was
uminuui'ed
al
railway
headiuar
trrs
v-esU'i'iluv
afiernoon.
This
"'I!!
dune
for
the
purpose
of
help.
ing
lo
relieve
llie
present
einpl"vini'ii
situation.
uu
FELL
44
FEET
i
YUKON
MINER
TO
HIS
DEATH
HOLDING
FORT
Hector
Ouecnevllle
was
Member
Ancient
French-Canadian
j
Faml
y
Vn
Quebec
In
fallir.g
It
feet
from
a
ila?-jinu
al
tlte
ete.vator
atiout
I
o'-cloek
yesterday
afiernoon,
Hee-;lor
Oueeneville.
aiinouneemetit
of
;wlu.e
lrii?ic
death
wiim
iiiadc
jbrieflyin
Ihr
laily
.ev-i
yeter-jdav
afternoon.
rmMained
a
frac-
he
MRS.
GORDON
DRYSDALE
DIED
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOl
YKH,
Jan.
27.
Mru.
(ortlon
Drystlale.
wife
of
n
pioneer
Hrilih
Ctdunibia
merchanl,
who
recently
old
hi
large
de-
tni'tment
store
here
to
the
llud
soo
n
Hay
Comtinuy.
died
yester
'4
'
.1v
nf
piie'
a)
n
a
Oeneral
Hooilal,
In
which
he
wa
hasiily
removed,
at
2.30.
An
inipicsi
1
iieing
lield
Hii
afternoon.
Uueencville.
who
was
employed
a
a
ri;rjrer.
wa
working,
on
lite
im
Imlliii
Hie
lia.se
of
cue
of
Hie
jjrain
spouts.
A,
I101011
l.iM.linj.'
the
spul
in
pluee
buckled
.and
swayed
atfailit
the
slaK'o
iiod
snapped
IT
its
sup-
por'.s,
Uueenwville
iieinjc
preriii-
taliil
li
'm-I
lo
Hie
deck
hhw.
Anoll
ei
man
was
on
(tie
tagiu
nt
the
lime
hut
he
ntauased
to
avoid
the
full
hy
eraspin
another
pari
nf
Hie
building.
Inquest
Today
The
inquest,
wljieh
opened
al
I
MO
ihis
afleriHion,
is
iiemc
pre-sided
oved
by
ikroner
.Xorman
A
Wall.
Tlie
jurymeii
are
Sieve
Kinv.
Thomas
MrMeekin,
J.
Arthur
Smith.
John
JluL'cr.
J.
11.
Thoinpson
ami
W.
II.
Sherman.
Witnesses
are
A.
Mrlou?all.
Sail:
Preston.
11.
M.
Hale
and
llarrv
C)ler.
all
ewiployees
on
the
elevator
consl
ruction
and
whu
wero
wurking
near
(Jueeneville.
Ieneased.
who
was
forty
year
of
aze
and
a
native
of
Oueher,
was
a
pioneer
of
Ihis
ciy
and
district
having
come
here
over
eighteen
year.
ago.
He
owned
sevenil
lots
and
at
least
two
house
in
the
city
and
was
widely
known
and
highly
respected
hv
his
many
acquaintance.
He
win
h
meinlier
of
one
of
the
nklel
h
reneh-Cunadian
families
in
Uueiee.
his
ancestors
having
lie'.d
tine
01
Hie
old
I-reach
land
cranl
hefore
Hie
pofnuet
of
M51I.
Memhers
of
ttie
family
till
live
m
the
old
grsinl.
Brother
Coming
Some
thir!y-lwo
years
ago.
the
family
of
dereaed
moved
lo
Massaehusetts
and
his
mother
and
hrolhers
now
reside
at
75
Amherst
Street,
South
Hadley.
The
B.C.
Undertakers,
who
have
funeral
arrangements
in
hand
have
heeu
advised
hy
a
brother
Kli
yueeneville.
to
send
the
body
eut
tonight
on
the
train.
Only
the
night
before
his
death
deceased
had
heeu
adiuitled
as
a
member
into
Prince
llupert
Assembly.
Native
Suns
of
Canada.
Ilis
oldest
acquaintance
here
was
Hen
llolivar.
He
made
his
home
al
I
he
l
)!iorne
House.
EDMONTON
HOCKEY
TEAM
IS
WINNER
OVER
SASKATOON
SASKATOON.
Jnh.
Kt.
mouloii
hockey
learn
is
beginning
lo
make
itM'll
fell
as
a
faciur
in
Ihe
Western
League.
After
locking
up
a
vielury
over
Calvary
on
Saturday
it
proceeded
to
the
Saskatchewan
centre
last
uwht
and
took
the
Oocal
team
into
camp
lo
Ihe
tune
of
three
truals
to
one.
This
sud.lenl
revival
is
likely
lo
have
an
effect
On
the
league
standing
if
the.
winning
streak
of
the
Kdmoulonian
Fn'her
Oodfrev
arr'v
Pe.fe
nuiee
'1,
8
lii",
i
d
mi
the,
.
'i
'jt
from
IS
SURROUNDED
Shot
Revolver
From
Hand
of
Pollco
Who
Went
to
Arrest
Him
In
Cabin
I'AWSdX,
Jan.
27.
John
niilli.
an
old
time
resident
miner
of
Sulphur
Greek.
40
mile
from
here,
ran
amuck
on
atur-
lure
at
tin-
i.asi-
of
Hie
skull
and
''
',,e"
,,e
r'r,,,J
a
Tltle
""O1
died
in
Die
Prince
Ituoerl
'n
,,e
"'reotion
of
Ldward
Lowe,
'
ii.
i
;
i
..
j
a
neigubor
lie
then
barricaded
himself
in
a
cabin,
which
had
been
Inopholed
for
rifle
firing
and
held
at
bay
the
police
who
had
been
eut
!
arrest
him.
One
constable
upproarhiug
the
cabin
had
the
revolver
shol
from
his
hand
by
Smith
whu
is
an
expert
with
the.
rifle.
neinforreinent,s
yen!
from
here
Monday
surrounded
llie
ealiin
ami
ii
is
expected
Smith
will
be
taken
alive.
McLEAN
IS
NEW
CITY
ENGINEER-
Moosejaw
Man,
Who
Is
Also
an
Electrical
Engineer,
Is
Given
Position
Ii.
Mr
Lea
11
of
Mooejaw
wa
last
iiivlit
appoinled
city
engin
eer
al
a
salary
or
53,OHO
a
year.
The
application
of
Mr.
McLean
was
received
six
months
ago
and
it
is
not
sore
whether
he
will
now
he
in
a
position
to
accept
$ie
appointment.
Mr.
McLean
is
t
year&
of
as
and
is
mi
experienced
electrical
engineer
as
well
a?
a
civil
engineer.
Oilier
names
cnusitlereil
were
0.
II.
Topp
nf
Stjuamish.
formerly
city
engineer
f
Victoria,
and
1.
Amstniry
of
Terrace,
an
engineer
of
wide
experience-.
GRAIN
BOOKED
FOR
VANCOUVER
Fifty-four
Ships
to
Load
During
Next
Three
Months
For
Orient
and
U.K.
VA.VCOlVKIt.
Jan.
27.
-Fifty-four
grain
ships
are
hooked
for
loading
during
January.
February
and
March,
affording
to
the
Merchant's
Kxehanae.
Twenty
of
the
ships
will
carry
102,5(111
tons
lo
Hie
Orient
ami
3t
Imiuii.I
for
Hie
Failed
Kingdum
will
load
lul.non
ions.
JACK
RENAULT
WINS
BOUT
WITH
CHILEAN
ST.
LOLTS.
Jan.
27.
Jack
llenaull,
the
Canadian
heavyweight,
knocked
out
lloiueo
llo-
jas.
aspirant
for
Ihe
heavyweight
laurels,
in
Hie
fourth
round
last
night.
,
i'l
PRINCE
RUPERT
GENERAL
HOSPITAL
Annual
Oeneral
Meet-ins
louighl
ii)
City
Hull
at
H
lun.
Husines
:
To
receive
reporls
and
eleirf
five
meinlM'rt
to
Hoard
of
Muiiagemenl
and
approve
revised
by-fan.
!.
j
4
4t