5
TAXI
Ambulance
and
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
.
i
t
j.
i)..n.ii..
MATT
VIDECK,
l'rop.
01,
XVI.,
No.
zou.
r.g
a
newt
Item
In
yesterday's
it
effect
that
Msyor
Match-Edmonton
was
pressing
for
a
ta
the
rat
to
Prince
Ilu-an
40
to
13.43.
Mr.
Rswell
'
.h:
effort
that
the
coal
com-
Hi-
m,
t
of
Edmonton
were
making
14.
mil
end
in
view
Ills
own
which
produced
the
locally
E-on
coal,
he
stated,
was
put-CCO
imi
of
cowl
per
month
ln'
c
in
spite
of
the
t30
rat
.-.srged
by
the
Oreiat
North-cwiu:hlni(
In
the
yards
of
the
The
trowing
popularity
A
bea
coal,
In
which
the
amoke
nuisance
waa
greatly
reduced.
7
noticeable.
:
the
old
13.40
rate
Mr.
Howell
r
.ak
the
local
agent
of
Ed
son
I
t-4
..a.ii...4.j
alal
a
Ika
of
the
OJ.R
in
on
year.
With
:
rease
o(
rate
Uie
earnings
of
xay
from
the
company
had
de-
1.000
If
the
rate
of
340
.'ntored
the
company
would
fifty
per
cent
Increase
In
Its
'
to
Prince
rtupert
In
the
first
1
?
months.
Mr
Howell
said.
IISFIIM
ROAR!)
HELD
MEETING
"-itn-
ii,
cuiuircviuil
wnu
...
at
museum
was
attended
to.
Miss
Du
'
If
Was
annnlnttvt
u-r,tir.lrruur.
-
succieed
Mlaa
Ituth
Btewart
who
i
ly
removed
to
Klmberley
and
B.
Meiiuh,
manager
of
the
Dank
of
nmrrce
waa
mad
a
member
of
the
question
of
better
accommodation
;ne
local
Indian
collection
waa
dla
n
WM
aeciaea
to
leave
ira
uryni.ee
or
1
ne
preseni.
UOflA
hM..H(
.
a.
M
r.
-
riu
wrr,
11.
r
.
I'uiirii.
Mcintosh,
MUa
Du
Vernet
and
W.
E.
NiikPv
ta
dd
a
even
FOR
REPAIRING
SHIP
VANCOUVVER.
Nov.
8.
Tendera
are
-
u-j
cauea
tor
tne
repairs
to
tteamer
Kalkyu
Maru.
which
uncled
In
Jolmaton
Straits
several
B0.
tenders
to
be
In
by
10-
Tlie
catlmiited
damaire
la
300..
Wlieat
BO.
Silver
Dunwell
Oranby
Howe
Sound
Independence
Marmot
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
'""'.V
,
'
iii,h
ii
A
record
for
long
distance
communication
waa
act
up
by
the
Dljby
Island
wireless
station
a
few
days
ago
when
the
station
spoke
to
Aprs,
a
British
sutlon
In
the
Samoan
Islands,
14
degrees
south
of
the
equator
and
some
4.000
miles
from
here.
Greetings
were
exchanged
between
the
stations
In
a
very
distinct
manner.
TOFUKU
MARU
TO
ROME,
November
5.
Machinery
is
expected
to
be
set
in
mo-
j
;iay
to
destroy
every'
trace
of
organized
opposition
to
the
Fas-
j
K
me
and
to
proscribe
every
individual
suspected
of
antajro-j
-
Mussolini,
ine
uuce
in
one
cryptic
pnrase
during
an
ad-yesterday,
after
celebrating
the
eighth
anniversary
of
the
vic-er
Austria,
electrified
Italy
into
the
belief
that
they
are
on
'
e
of
one
of
the
most
momentous
decisions
in
Fascist
history.
Tomorrow,"
said
the
Premier,
"we
will
have
acts
you
have
i
vi
vi
innuu
REDUCE
RATE
ALBERTA
COAL
A
na
coal
mines
are
using
end
carers
to
bring
about
the
freight
rate
on
coal
Prince
Rupert
and
they
Utat
their
efforts
within
'
wUl
be
crowned
with
-
.ra
r
newvii.
asiea
man-
a
Saunders
nidge
Coal
Co..
In
lew
this
morning
with
a
Dally
Tentative
Such
a
reduction
j.
t'
Mr
Bowell
predicted.
Hii
a
r,3'
increase
in
the
ooal
move-j
Alberta
to
the
coast
wblefl
parueular
benefit
to
Prince
-been
waiting
for."
The
utterance
U
Interpreted
a
(ore-carting
a
demand
for
swift
punishment
on
those
implicated
tn
attempt
against
hla
life.
It
l
considered
almost
certain
that
three
measures
will
be
con
tinned.
;
one
of
which
recently
approred
the
death
penalty
(or
attempts
against
the
life
of
the
Premier
or
membera
of
the
Royal
Family.
It
la
understood
that
;
the
measure
will
be
made
retroactive.
poutbly
affecting
a
number
who
hie
llf
TO
I'KIM'i:
IttrcilT
HOII.Hbeen
Involved
in
such
attempts
tn
re-IN(KI.AE
H"
Doll.tll
A
TON
I
cent
years.
Other
measures
mill
be
the
taken
oir
;
rt-orgaitlMtlon.
of
the
police
with
the
j
Fascist
party
glflng
the
opportunity
of
si
pulsion
of
luke
warm
or
auspected
members.
int.
TiioittiMt
miles
(It
IK
A
I
It
'
l
I
LEAVE
ON
SUNDAY!
JiNin-M.
(iraln
IIi'mI
Itlll
Prmretl
In
Norfolk,
Virginia,
for
Orders
The
"K"
line
tramp
ateamer
Tofuku
Maru.
Oapt.
V.
Inquye.
which
Is
loading
grain
at
this
port,
should
be
ready
to
salt
by
Sunday.
The
vessel
will
be
taken
out
to
Triple
Island
by
Capt.
Urry
Thomson,
locat
pilot,
and
will
sail
via
the
Panama
Canal
for
Norfolk.
Virginia,
where
ahe
will
receive
her
orders
for
delivery
of
her
cargo
to
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent.
Owing
to
the
Old
Country
coal
strike,
the
Tofuku
Maru
Is
carrying
several
hun
dred
tons
estra
Japanese
coai,
me
presence
of
which
caused
some
difficulty
In
lining
and
loading.
LOWER
PRICES
FOR
HALIBUT
ON
EXCHANGE
Tha
nrlce
of
halibut
on
exchange
this
morning
was
lower
than
for
aome
days.
American
sold
at
1840c
to
17.-00
for
first
clasa
and
8c
and
Bo
for
seconds.
Canadians
fetched
1800c
to
lflBOc
with
8
centa
for
seconds.
Bales
were
:
AMI.KICAX
Polaris
JS.000
to
Cold
Storage.
Blanco
12.000
to
Booth
risherlca.
Venus
8,000
to
Booth
Fisheries,
"
CAXAIHAX
Oibson
10.000
to
Atlln
Fisheries,
Caygeon
1700
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
Scrub
8,000
to
Cold
Storage.
vancouverIxchange
Bid.
Asked.
1.43',,
1.77
1.80
1.13
1.10
30.00
33.00
41.00
43.00
.071,
-O8
.08
U
MVa
1.M
198
.07
.08
.08
.00
H
JUDGMENT
IN
RAILWAY
CASE
UMIsIOV
AOAIXXT
l:!lLI
K
WHO
MA
llMIM:il
IOK
INTOXICATION
AMI
ISM
IIOKMNATIOV
CRITICISM
OF
JUDGE
Kallrosdlng
and
ltmi
Like
the
lt
and
Met
are
Thing
that
Cannot
Meet
MONTREAL.
Nov.
5.
A
decision
has
been
handed
down
by
the
Exchequer
Court
of
Canada
dismissing
the
petition
of
the
right
of
Theodore
Valllancourt,
a
former
locomotive
engineer
of
the
Intercolonial
railway
who
claimed
from
the
King,
through
the
Inicrcolonlal'and
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
the
sum
of
113.830
00.
alleging
unjust
and
Illegal
dismissal.
The
case
I
of
considerable
Interest
to
railroad
people
throughout
Canada.
In
dismissing
the
petition
Justice
Audctte
found
itut
Insubordination
and
use
of
Intoxicating
liquors
'te
proved
and
It
was
held
to
be"
a
Justifiable
reason
for
dismissal.
The
petitioner,
according
to
the
evidence
presented
to
the
court,
was
an
-
engineer
on
the
"spare
list"
at
Riviere
Du
loup
in
September.
1928.
He
was
aummoned
on
an
emergency
call
on
September
11.
1928.
and
did
not
immediately
report
to
take
out
a
waiting
engine.
A
second
telephone
call
waa
made
by
his
foreman,
and
It
was
then
some
twenty
minutes
before
Valllancourt
appeared
to
take
cut
the
engine.
By
that
tlms
another
engineer
had
been
summoned
and
had
taken
out
the
engine
on
his
arrival.
Valllancourt
.after
an
altercation
with
hla
foreman,
wu
suspended
by
the
locomotive
foreman,
who
alleged
that
the
engineer
had
been
Intoxicated
'anJ
showed
insubordination.
In
hla
Judgment.
Justice
Audette
finds
that
Insubordination
and
the
um
of
Intoxicating
liquor,
contrary
to
the
company's
rules
of
employment,
which
the
petitioner
denied,
had
been
proved.
Both
were
forbidden
by
the
rulea
governing
the
man's
employment,
and
were
It
not
so
provided.
It
would
be
a
Justifiable
cause
for
dlmtsal,"
the
judgment
states.
"Railroading
and
booze."
the
Judgment
continues,
"like
the
east
and
west
'.nKlpllng's
poem,
are
things
that
can
never
meet.
If
the
operation
of
tralni
Is
to
be
carried
on
with
safety,
one
must
bear
with,
and
give
a
vigorous
and
efficient
support
to
the
authority
in
the
administration
of
the
railway,
the
want
of
which,
would
tend
to
destroy
that
control
and
management
which
have
for
Its
object
to
protect
tne
pub
lie
and
the
life
of
passengers.
All
em
ployees
owe
loyalty
and
obedience
to
their
superior
officer
acting
within
the
scope
of
his
duties
and
mandate."
BAD
EARTHQUAKE
IN
damage,
NICARAGUA
TODAY
MANAGUA,
Nov.
8.
Nicaragua,
ex
perlrnced
the
worst
earthquake
In
twenty
years
thla
morning.
Numerous
deaths
are
reported
aud
heavy
property
MAN
IS
MISSING
AFTER
EXPLOSION
OAKLAND,
Nev.
5.
Four
employee
at
the
Hercules
Powder
Works
were
killed
this
afternoon
In
an
explosion
In
the
mixing
room,
One
man
Is
miss
Ing
and
two
seriously
Injured.
C.
V.
Symes
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
on
a
two
weeks'
Vacation
trip,.
He
and
11,
A
Dodd
have
disused
of
their
Interest
tn
113
Taxi
And
Oil's
Cigar
Store
to
James
Sturgeon.
aaaaaBFaaas
saaavaiaaaw.
'JaaHalalaBBl
,'-A-
'!
HHHLl
MW
PH
Latest
photograph
of
K
W
Beatty,
chairman
and
president
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
VALHALLA
CEMETERY
DISPUTE
ADJUSTED
VICTORIA.
Not.
5.
The
Valhalla
cemetery
matter
has
been
finally
ad-Justed.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
announced
today.
Purchasers
of
the
site
have
been
!
refunded
the
123.000
paid
on
account
I
of
the
purchase
price
and
an
additional
sum
of
112.500
by
way
of
coon
pens,
tlon.
refuse
their
bequests,
the
whole
reverts
to
the
estate
and
the
executors
will
administer
the
whole
property
for
nine
years
when
It
will
be
sold
and
the
proceeds
given
to
the
parents
of
the
largest
families
born
In
Ontario
within
nine
years
of
the
honor's
aeath.
oni
lc
advancement.
There
Is
between
them
a
very
binding
link
the
same
attitude
of
mind,
the
same
outlook
on
world
problems
and
they
are
both
great
Pacific
powers
which
visualize
In
the
future
the
transfer
of
the
world's
centre
from
the
older
contlnenta
to
the
newer
world."
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIIINCK
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
5,
192G.
RUSH
SOON
OF
SETTLERS
PKIMK
ALISKKT.
Nov.
X
Tlut
lie
lielletrd
tt"elern
Canada
was,
on
the
tr
of
a
rutli
of
settlers
similar
to
that
of
twenty
years
ago.
wa
the
rieilaratlou
of
.Mlnirtrr
of
Agriculture
Motherwell
tJ
the
Prince
Albert
Agricultural
M-jilely
at
u
hai'itirt
IJ-t
nl;ht.
lie
ail-t
orated
I
be
upenlHg
up
of
more
lionieMeail
land
and
declared
the
Murium
l!ay
Hallway
was
Justified
If
only
a
a
i
jlonlallon
line.
"The
day
of
pioneering
In
Hie
wct
I
not
over."
uld
the
mlnlMcr,
who
agreed
Hh
llun.
Robert
t'nrke,
inln'vlrr
nf
lnim':rjt!pn,
when
he
said:
"I
care
not
where
Immigrants
cunie
from
a
long
ss
I
hey
are
hralthy
and
willing
tn
work."
The
minister
kald
experiments
with
nrw
varlrtlra
of
grain
had
made
olh!e
the
extension
of
the
n:n
arras
farthrr
nurth.
Elnar
Lybum
skipper
and
owner
of
the
halibut
fishing
vessel
Glide.
left
on
the
train
this
morning
for
New
York
where
he
will
be
Jolscd
by
his
brother.
They
will
both
proceed
ti
thetr
home
at
Trandhjem,
Norway,
by
the
Norwegian
American
liner
Bergcnafjord.
sailing
November
18.
Charles
Millar
Leaves
Money
to
Leaders
of
Prohibition
in
Ontario
'reak
will
said
to
be
to
test
the
principles
of
moral
reformers
in
Toronto
by
an
opponent
of
theirs
TORONTO,
Nov.
5.
The
will
of
the
late
Charles
Millar,
lawyer,
racehorse
owner
and
mining
magnate,
dated
1021,
according
to
the
Telegram
newspaper,
distributes
$25,000
worth
of
shares
in
the
Ontario
Jockey
Club
to
Newton
W.
Rowell,
K.C..
William
E.
Raney,
K.C.,
and
Ben
Spence,
prohibition
leaders.
Millar
is
credited
by
the
Telegram
as
the
owner
of
$800,000
worth
of
stock
in
the
O'Keefe
brewery
and
the
will
bequeaths
this
stock
to
the
Methodist
ministers
of
Toronto
Conference
who
are
members
of
the
Orange
Order.
The
most
startling
condition
of
the
The
will
provides
that
should
the
will
Is
a
provision
for
the
ultimate
dls-
beneficiaries
accept
the
stock,
they
must
posal
of
the
estate.
If
the
men
named
hold
It
for
three
years
and
draw
the
I
dividends,
a
rider
attached
stating
"The
will
Is
made
to
see
whether
their
avarice
for
money
Is
greater
than
their
principles."
;
Friends
of
the
late
Mr.
Miller
say
the
will
was
made
as
a
Joke
and
that
an-other
will
be
found.
v
Australia
Would
Have
Fought
Against
Britain
in
the
War
of
Independence
Declares
Premier
LONDON,
November
5.
After
declaring
that
his
country
would
have
fought
with
the
American
colonies
against
England
if
It
had
been
a
nation
at
the
time
of
the
war
of
independence,
Premier
Uruce
of
Australia
snid
at
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
luncheon
yesterday
that
the
commonwealth
now.
however,
enjoyed
full
liberty
as
a
member
of
the
British
Empire
because
of
the
victory
of
the
colonies.
"Americans
and
Australians."
said
Premier
Bruce,
"desire
earnestly
to
keep
free
of
entanglements
in
the
Old
World
so
that
they
may
carry
out
their
tasks
of
econ-nt
The
time
of
the
city
police
court
was
occupied
this
morning
ta
hearing
evl.
deuce
in
the
case
of
Elnar
C.
Hopen,
charged
with
keeping
liquor
for-
saU
and,
at
noon,
adjournment
was
taken
until
this
afternoon.
E
F
Jones
prosecuting
and
Milton
Gonzales,
de
fending.
BOARD
OF
TRADE
MEETING
TONIGHT
MATTEKS
or
VITAL
IMPORTANT!!
Tq
be
discussed.
Full
attendance
requested.
A,
Brooksbauk
Secretary
Circulation
1818
Sales
603
Boston
Grill
I
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,;
with
newly
laid'
dancing!
,
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Cents
GRIP
ON
ITALY
TIGHTENS
ILL
LLA
Lb
bKL
WtKY
bHAKtb
I
U
fKVtimilVN
LLAULKb
rong
Measures
to
Be
Taken
in
Italy
to
Entrench
Mussolini
in
Power
Destroying
All
Opposition
m
hi
v
i
a
i
ih
iii:.DK
tucai
msim;ss.
The
General
Manager
of
Great
Northern
Railway
Drops
Dead
When
Waiting
for
Queen
Marie
Petty
Scandal
in
Connection
With
Visit
in
Which
.Major
Stanley
Washfcurn
is
Involved
is
Officially
Denied
SEATTLE,
November
5.
While
awaiting
the
arrival
of
Queen
Marie
outside
his
home,
Sam
Hill,
general
manager
of
the
Great
Northern
Railway,
who
was
host
to
the
Queen,
dropied
dead
before
the
Royal
visitor
arrived.
He
was
in
company
with
Mrs.
Mortimer
Brown,
wife
of
A.
V.
Brown,
at
the
time.
PORTLAND,
November
5.
Sam
Hill,
host
to
Queen
Marie,
voiced
some
sharp
words
to
Major
Stanley
Washburn,
member
of
the
Queen's
party,
at
the
horse
show
Wednesday
night.
According
to
members
of
the
party
in
the
Royal
Box,
Hill
was
quoted
as
saying
ta
Waihbura:
"Shut
up.
If
you
talk
back
to
me
111
slap
ysur
face."
Washburn
made
no
reply
to
the
re
mark,
t
'
The
affair
was
reported
to
have
oc-1
curred
following
some
wards
between.
Washburn
and
Hill
over
an
Incident
j
earlier
In
the
evening
at
Multnomah
Hotel
when
the
door
was
slammed
In
the
I
fact
of
Governor
Walter
Pierce.
I
It
Is
reported
that
Washburn
told
the
OPTIMISM
ON
ENDING
COAL
STRIKESOON
Queen
be
could
not
remain
m
the
party
j
my
longer
with
Hill
but
both
arrived
In
!
LONDON,
Nov.
5.
Optimism
over
the
Seattle
on
a
special
train
yesterday
af-j
possible
earl;r
ending
of
the
coal
atrlke
ternoon.
,
increased
tDday
after
a
meeting
between
SALEM.
Ore.,
Nov.
5.
Ooverncr
representative
of
the
government
and
Pierce
today
dented
the
Incident
between
the
negotiating
comm'.ttee
of
the
Trades
HUI
and
Washburn
and
also
denied
that
Union
Congress.
The
discussions
cleared
he
himself
had
teen
Insulted
by
the
up
the
situation
sufficiently
to
Induce
door
being
slammed.
In
his
face.
There
premier
Baldwin
to
receive
the
miners'
was
not
word
of
truth
in
It,
said
the
representatives
at
Downing
Street
this
CXtverrJor.
,
..
I
afternoon.
,
.
,
.'..
...
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APPAKENT
TRICE
The
government
was
In
communlca-
VANCOUVEH.
Nov.
5.
Marie's
train
tlon
with
the
mine
owners
during
the
moved
towsrd
Vancouver
this
morning;
day
and
n
la
expected
they
wui
be
with
a
truer.'
temporarily
at
least,
hav
ing
outwardly
closed
the
breach
amor
controlling
parties
aboard.
A
stop
ws.
made
at
Blane
where
the
Peace
Arch
was
Inspected
and
the
party
proceeded
to
Vancouver,
arriving
In
the
afternoon.
Marie
was
accorded
a
reception
at
the
depot
by
Lleut.-Oovernor
Bruce,
and
Hon.
WUliam
Sloan
representing
the
province
of
British
Columbia
and
nj
Mayor
Taylor
aud
members
of
the
city
council,
on
behalf
of
the
city.
After
a
drive
through
the
city
the
Queen
returned
to
the
hotel
Vancouver
to
attend
luncheon
and
later
to
be
'the
guest
of
the
Women's
Canadian
Club.
Tonight
a
banquet
In
her
honor
wUl
be
attended
by
representatives
of
all
the
branches
pt
officialdom
In
the
city
and
the
Queen
will
leave
at
midnight
on
her
return
journey
homeward.
LOCAL
OPTION
i
MOTI.ANH
VOTINO
snows
no
chance:
EDINBURGH.
Nov.
5.
Early
returns
of
voting
on
local
option
In
various
districts
of
Scotland
under
the
Scottish
Temperance
Act
show
an
unchanged
position
from
that
of
the
past
three
years.
The
dry
areas
continue
dry
while
the
wet
held
their
ground.
Glasgow
will
vote
on
the'
liquor
question
December
7.
MYRTLE'S
SKULL
GOES
called
Into
conference
later.
MILLION
DOLLARHAUL
WHISKEY
ShlKI)
IN
NEW
YORK
LAKCLST
tM'ANTITY
EVER
TAKEN
AT
ONE
TIME
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
S-Quarter
of
a
million
gslloris
of
w
hiskey,
the
Urge
it,
seizure
ever
made
In
this
country,
wss
taken
over
by
Prohibition
officers
today
when
agents
took
charge
of
the.
Keat
warehouse
In
Brooklyn,
the
largest
bonded
warehouse
In
the
United
States.
Prohibition
officials
place
a
minimum
value
on
the
whiskey
of
(8,000,000.
ALASKAN
VOTE
REPUBLICAN
JUNEAU.
Nov.
5.
With
90
per
cent
of
the
Alaskan
vote
reported.
Republicans
are
victorious.
Dan
Sutherland
was
reelected
to
Congress,
and
two
Republican
territorial
senators
and
twelve
representatives
were
chosen.
The
Independents
elected
one
senator
and
four
House
numbers
while
out
Democratic
cenator
"
won.
Next
session
the
Senate
will
have
four
Republicans,
two
Independents
and
two
Democrats
from
Alaska.
ALBERTA
UNIVERSITY
I
FORMER'
PRIEST
IS
CALGARY.
Nov
5.
Myrtle,
the
great
pachyderm
who
ran
wild
through
the
woods
of
British
Columbia
during
the
early
part
of
August,
has
made
her
contribution
to
science.
Her
skull
has
beau
presented
to
the
University
of
Alberta,'
The
elephant's
remains.
Including
the
preserved
skull,
scalp
and
forefeet,
were
stripped
from
the
truant
with
difficulty
by
J.
A.
Ironside,
circus
.agent.
They
have
been
added
to
the
roologtcal
relics
at
the
university.
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WEATHER
REPORT
Prince
Rupert.
Cloudy,
calm,
temperature,
48
.
llarelton.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
33.
Telegraph
Creek.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp,
38.
Smlthe.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp,
38.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
45.
Anyox.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
40
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
44.
Whltehorse.--Clear,
calm.
temp.
17.
Dawson.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
18.
CONVICTED
OF
MURDER
CONDEMNED
TO
DEATH
SANTA
ANA.
Cat.--Philip
Ooodwln.
former
American
Catholic
Church
priest,
was
yesterday
found
guilty
of
murdering
J.
J.
Patterson
of
Los
Angeles,
a
bond
broker.
The
verdict
contained
no
recommendation
o
leniency
and
the
verdict
1s
a
mandatory
for
the
death
sentence
which
wilt
be
pronounced
today.
YICTIM
OF
ASSAULT
'
,
DIES
IN
VANCOUVER
.,.
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
8.
Nellie
Rago,
the
victim
of
the
serious
attack
In
July
last
for
which
Pletro
de
Luca,
an
Italian
ww
sentenced
to
ten
years
and
ten
lashea
In
the
assize
court,
died
last
night.
No
decision
has
yet
been
made
aa
to
whether
De
Luca
will
face
a
murder
charge.
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