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A
sLlOdtll
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KOIUILlI
lit
WeaatarMa.
Jn
1.
t
he
was
Ignaraat
f
where
at
:-itn
and
wbat
hit
nam
was
ta
'
xv
t
himself
p
w
Uw
polar
by
at
...
:.nt.
a
well
drtawd
man.
(,'
k
:i.rtv-fr.
waa
able
ta
r-rs
v.!
una
Rieaerd
Laader
C
r
.
i
,.j
mo
rtaautwd
ar
a
pay
f
i;.
H'
mm
-.Hal
a
varkrd
laat
at
t
i'D..;lc
,,..;.(
uftr
Aacaorat.
Alaaka.
tie
lurmarlf
ond
aad
pub-
:n
t
ataail
Mvfpaprr
at
UcCatlky
aa
frt
lit
UU4
taat
bt
r-
r
rxStf.!
bfint
in
Taeoroa
tleaUnc
a
mai
for
an
automobile
and
that
,
r-ra
b
had
been
alufed
and
trot
all
PITCH-LADEN
BARQUE
BURNS
elf
M:
MltKKIU
IS
M.Alt.
lllltfl
MIIM
ANI
M
INJl
Kl'.ll
AH
111-
mlt
or
i:.rMii(N
at
iiil-timoiii:
I
oALTlUOrtE.
Jan.
One
worker
W
thirty-all
are
Injured,
and
three
muaing
aa
a
reault
of
an
expluaionj
m
the
rtench
barque
Richelieu
late
:
'
"
i
igbt.
A
cargo
of
pitch.
Ignited
by
an
un-
;
..uned
blatt,
waa
turned
Into
a
man
j
4
aeetblna
flame
and
burned
for
',
r
before
Ui
veaMl
turned
over
and
i;..ik
Tue
bodle
of
the
(Mating
men
are
ar
loved
to
be
in
the
hold
of
the
boat.
Tut
barque
carried
a
crew
of
41
but
r
three
of
the
were
injured,
the
rev.
being
dock
worker,
CHRISTMAS
TREE
FIRE
IS
FATAL
"Mi
IIII.K
III
KM.I
TO
OKATII
AT
NOUIII
l.V
AMI
M
OTIIUtS
111
UM.II
ANII
I
KOST
IIITl
tA
NOHTH
UAY.
Jan.
8.
rire
atartlng
In
Chrutma
decoration
at
the
home
of
Leo
Oorval,
Mile
06
on
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
caued
the
death
of
hu
Mtti..
"
1
'
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
and
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Servlca
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
ior
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
Stand:
Exchange
Uulldlng
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
-"fii
REVOLUTIONISTS
i
i;
VOL
XVII..
No.
-
i.iit
-
MEXICO
RITISH
IN
HANKOW
NOW
BECOMING
UNCOMFORTABLE
Aid
Requested
to
Deal
With
Savage
Coolies
in
j
Interior
Chinese
City
Danger
admitted
to
be
grave
but
London
hopes
to
get
through
without
armed
conflict
warships
despatched
to
scene
LONDON.
January
5.
Frantic
appeals
for
more
land
am!
1
furcin
aru
bcinp
made
to
the
Ilritish
Government
by
the
BriUah
uuniiy
of
Hankow.
A
Shanghai
dcKpatch
fays
that
all
avail-;c
navai
fo."-cs
are
leaving
there
at
full
speed
for
Hankow.
An
unconfirmed
report
from
Shanyhai
says
that
all
women
..
s
i
i'drn
in
Hankow
have
been
instructed
to
embark
preparatory
leaving1
the
place.
An
unconfirmed
report
from
Nankin
jf
says
that
the
city
of
t-x
eight
hundred
miles
up
the
iangste
Itivcr
from
Shanghai,
jeer)
tooted
presumably
by
northern
troops.
IKAtUIIT
MITH
tUMil.K
Th
rwrlfn
office
announced
taaajr
J.hat
the
Hankow
dlturiiKe
weet
treught
lth
tb
gravest
danger
bwt
it
u
felt
that
the
Brtttea
aaibartttea
would
be
successful
la
rnUif
aa
ana
conflict
a
a
precautionary
measure.
'
three
additional
wsrttup
were
deipaveh-
to
the
scene
from
Hong
!tec
talc
jaornlng
and
the
Admiralty
iniwunoxl
taat
Ue
eighth
drVfojer
nttlBa
attach-.d
to
th
AUCUC
flf-ft
uW
be
beaucM
full
etreegttl
for
poaslaU
Mtfttm
la
Par
East
The
Fortlfa
Office
Mr
that
tat
eis-UtrbaDre
are
du
ta
Caatene
U-
j
lore
attempting
ta
prswek
tfce
Brltaaa
i
us
atrength
la
la
owtreipa
there
starring
up
another
waa
ataaOaf
to
j
j
Iflat
receatly
la
W-&iua
M
trtn
to,
rmbairra
Or
est
Britain
nl
declared
,'
policy
af
eoMillttv
ihiii.
iti.titiii:
(
olonv
-
j
PEKINO.
Jan.
Otncul
rvparu
ftaen
Hankow.
tr
lb
Drlttan
ootoajr
u
be-
Wefied
bjr
thcuMnda
of
InJurtiUd
ooo
i
a
reult
of
aati-foreifn
kf.'UUoa.
J
anew
the
altuatloa
to
be
rro
11
,n-
rre.lnrly
aerloua
and
IndleaU
Uat
the
angr
Chtneae
praaanu
are
out
of
con-
of
the
Oilneae
military
forte
wnleb
undertook
to
maintain
order
Practically
,
the
barrtcade
to
the
conceaatoe
are
!
destroyed
and
the
tonaul
tener!'
real-
j
dence
U
betn
beaieged
while
the
Brttlah
j
und.
the
principal
thoroufhf
are
for
for-
j
ner
alonf
the
Hankow
aterfrant.
l
;
reported
to
be
unaaf
e
for
forelffner.
The
altuatlon
U
rery
d.aaouraglng.
CAN
All
mxtw
u.Mii:n
NT.11I:h
M'ITt!ri'LLV
TOr
1-IO.l'Olt
ItlNNINtl
SAN
fRANCISCO.
Jan.
5
The
co-operation
of
the
Canadian
government
In
determining
the
dratlnaUon
of
liquor
Uden
ve-
ael
ha
practically
eliminated
liquor
amuggllng
from
Canada
Into
California
In
the
opinion
of
Capt
rred
Dodge.
dlvllon
conunnder
of
the
coatguard.
and
William
Hamilton,
collector
of
cu.totn.
Coaatguard
boata.
i
teaming
up
and
down
the
Tactile
coatt.
reported
not
a
lngle
rum
runner
in
eight
BOOZE
MAN
FLIES
COOP
HtllltV
iti;ui:i..
m.mom:i
t
''s-mom-:,
TOM
t
i
t:i
n
c
imisTMAs
II
A
TO
OltlKNT
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
ft.-
Harry
F
Reifel,
manager
of
the
Kennedy
Liquor
Op,
who,
waa
caJled
to
give
evidence
before
the
investigating
me
cutoma
but
wa
excuaed
on
account
of
m.hoaith
until
the
commlulon
re-ai-
aembled
her
on
Jauuary
1.
aalled
on
Chrlatmae
Day
for
the
Orient
It
learned
laat
night.
HI
father.
Henry
Relfel,
waa
an
Important
rttneae
and
the
on
waa
eipected
to
furnlah
further
important
Information.
AceounU
totaling
2.Blea
up
to
December
31
were
pawed
by
the
city
i
I
rounetl
lt
night.
thro.i..i
t
mil
nthrr'noval
Commlaalon
tblldren,
ranging
in
age
from
eighteen
month
to
alxtcen
year,
ruffered
llght
burn
and
were
badly
froat-bltten
when
they
wer
forced
to
walk
three
and
a
fclf
mtlM
through
mow
and
bitter
cold
cld
only
in
their
night
clothe
to
the
nerot
home.
The
fther
wa
away,
having
taken
hi
wife
to
the
hoapltal,
nd
on
hi
return,
found
the
home
com-filetely
deatroyed.
i
Adrertu
in
the
Dally
New.
WINCE
UUPEKT.
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY.
JANUARY
5,
1927
BOYS'
BAND
MAY
TRAVEL
riMIIOML
TO
llttK
IMJIE
UK'AI.
OU;
IMUION
MAKE
101
it
or
riantii:
t.uti
lllllMJ
Kl.NMKCKtll
IUidmjlrr
tVllaon
and
ihr
IK"
'
lUiiti
cw;i.'tltlT
arr
aorWIn;
on
a
MlH-mr
lirrrby
liic
opuUr
Ivrml
MUklml
orcanlullon
ma;
rmiiark
on
a
tun
inuntb'
tour
of
4lir
prairlM
Uurlnc
llir
romlii
iiiu.iwi
Tlir
iUu.
for
tihlrli
lirrllmliiarr
nrtHliilioH
batr
alrrady
iUrtrd,
I
for
the
iwj"
Itaud
to
make
a
lirrult
of
luliUumiurr
fain
In
tarl-out
ou
of
.llurrta.
Manitoba
and
sakcttbran.
If
naiMnriitrj
ar-rantrmrnU
ran
hr
uudr
a
loral
olrt
and
a
rouptr
of
llttlr
m-o
tlb
danrrr
ina;
alw
makr
tlir
trip.
Ihr
tour
Mould
hatr
It
talur
from
a
publklt)
Ujudi-ulnt
for
tltr
r.tf
the
land,
a
anhur
oreanl
alUn
In
ltrif.
ha
bren
broutbt
up
to
a
Mandard
of
prrfrrtton
tfatl
nould
do
t-rrdit
to
manf
an
adult
organization.
It
U
propiMrd
to
krrk
n
aid
of
tbr
Hoard
of
Iradr
and
I
he
rllv
In
ronnrrtlon
aifh
Ihr
tirtanluf
Ion
of
tltr
tour
and
It
preliminary
nnantius.
'
MAYOR
NEWTON
!
TO
BEOPPOSED
Al.ll.
r.l-t
CXPIlCTtll
TO
HE
A"-,
fhllNT
MK
MUOi:U,TY
IIOMHI.
NO
SUV
C.tNIlTI
IN
ALKIHMtMC
ITIXI
i
Taer
la
a
poattbUur
taat
UTJr
New-;
:.
.-
..ri.n.i.
...
tmit
t
,
VTTl
WPS
Ht
HVW
VV.UMWl
KU
H
lfor
fiMton.
mr
B3t
be
uneppxei
at
j
At
ecttMi
crrt
Thuraday
If
no
oOer
caKdkdtr
cater
the
field.
It
la
ujfrtBod
that
Aid.
Caey
may
accept
somlnatten
on
Monday
AM.
Caaey.
who
hM
erted
many
terma
on
the
council
(mi
fartr
the
part
two
year
ha
been
'chairman
of
Use
finance
committee.
In-
UtntVrii
eccenUy
that
he
would
not
be
an
.idermanlc
candidate
thla
year
but
he
nM
mtle
u
known
that
he
may
be
to
the
runainc
for
the
chief
mitracy.
Vo
aaplranU
hart
appeared
tor
the
fMlf
4jdermafc
aeaU
other
than
the
fltt
prMprcllrr
randldttea
mentioned
Drertoualy
In
tbt
pper
Aid.
W.
M.
Drown.
Aid.
W.
J,
Oreer.
rrank
Derry.
Jame
Black
and
P.
IL
Unzey.
The
flrat
four
of
thete
a
eU
a
Mayor
Newton
hare
been
endorsed
by
the
Trade
tt
Labor
CouncU.
It
la
expected
that
the
three
retiring
Mhool
truate
H.
B.
Rocbeater,
8.
D.
JOhr.itone
and
W
O.
IMl
ton
will
be
nominated
for
re-election
iHARRYGALEIS
AWARDED
APPEAL
MINX
MM:
KOIMl
IN
MIT
IIKTM'KKN
IIIMMJ.I'
AN
II
Hl
THOMAS
oi:n
i:i.i:AToit
fON-
STKICTION
OTTAWA.
Jan
5-
R.
H.
Oale.
former
mayor
of
Vancouver,
waa
allowed
an
appeal
In
a
Judgment
handed
down
yealrrday
by
the
Bupreme
Court
of
Canada
on
the
appeal
entered
agalnat
an
award
of
the
British
Columbia
Court
of
Appeal
of
M0.O0O
commlaalon
to
Dal
Tbomaa
for
the
part
he
played
In
railing
the
required
capital
for
the
comtructlon
of
Splller1
elevator
at
Vancouver.
MEXICAN
ATTORNEY
GENERAL
TO
TAKE
ACTION
RE
LAND
MEXICO
CITY.
Jan.
5.
President
Clle
lat
night
Instructed
the
department
of
Industry
and
commerce
to
furnlnh
the
attorney-general
with
the
name
of
individual
or
compaulea
which
had
not
applied
for
ratification
of
their
right
under
the
petroleum
and
land
law
o
that
he
might
take
action.
fBBBaPJBsaasjBanBvKBay
aoSa.lM
ajjajaajpBBH
Sk
-
TawaaoaPaajaaaaaBlaanawalaawaaaaalana
J3
WINIFRED
f
If
lFTIE,
wife
of
Emanuer
Mo;-
we'I-known
ErKlish
compc
r
with
the
new
concert
grand
piano
with
two
keyboards
nvented
by
Mr
Moor
The
uprer
keyboard
lias
a
register
one
octave
higher
than
the
lower
and
can
be
coupled
to
;lay
with
it
This
overcomes
many
technical
difficulties
asoctare
runs
can
be
played
with
single
fingers,
tenths
can
be
played
as
thirds.
The
instrument
can
also
be
made
to
give
the
tones
of
a
harpsichord.
Finest
Mining
Deal
in
Province
for
Two
Decades
Has
Been
Made
on
Prosperity
By
the
payment
of
$20,000
cash
and
signing
a
bond
to
pay
the
balance
of
$125,000
inside
of
three
years
in
four
payments,
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co.
has
acquired
a
52
per
cent
interest
in
the
Prosperity
group
of
seven
claims
on
the
north
fork
of
Marmot
River,
says
the
Portland
Canal
News.
This,
without
doubt,
is
the
finest
deal
made
on
a
mining
property
in
Dritish
Columbia
in
the
last
two
decades.
When
Taylor
obtained
$10,000
cash
on
a
$200,000
bond
for
the
entire
sale
of
his
property
at
Topley,
the
fact
was
heralded
far
and
aide
a
a
wonder.
"Operating
csmpanlea
are
not
doing
that
aort
of
thUvT.'
It
waa
aald.
The
deal
Jut
made
here
has
the
Tayl-.tr
deal
faded.
Just
the
Portland
Canal
dUtrtct
come
along
all
the
time
with
a
tittle
bit
better
resulta
than
any
other
mining
section
of
B.C.
can
produce
In
any
respect.
The
Prosperity
1
owned
by
T.
R.
Jancowakl.
Ell
Watland.
O.
D.
Darla.
Oeo.
Uehlfeld
and
t.
E.
Jancowakl.
It
adJo'.tJi
the
Porter
Idaho,
which
ha
been
aumewhat
of
a
spectacular
producer,
although
handicapped
by
having
to
pay
ISO
a
ton
to
get
It
ore
to
tidewater.
A
reported
a
ahcrt
time
ago
the
Prosperity
owner
reciived
IG.500
from
the
Trail,
smelter
for
30
tone
of
ore.
It
1
freely
admitted
by
the
owner
of
the
property,
and
must
have
been
recognlird
by
the
purchasers,
that
an
amount
of
ore
worth,
more
than
the
caih
payment
ha
been
exposed
by
development.
MKI.VIN
(lltOI
I
The
Melvin
group
of
five,
claim
owned
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Steven
ol
Hyder.
waa
optioned
under
a
holding
agre'jttent
before
h
present
deal
wa
mad.
Thla
option
la
for
$en.u00.
but
the
exact
term
of
the
payment
are
not
made
public.
Owney
McFadden
of
Stewart,
Oeorge
Brown.
St.
Francla
Hotel,
Vancouver,
and
Ell
Watland
of
Stewart
have
alao
entered
into
the
big
deal
with
a
claim
each,
bonding
tor
30,
000.
Thla
mkea
is
claim
whloh
the
Premier
organization
ha
ecured
In
the
Marmot
aectlon.
What
their
development
plan
1.
remains
to
be
seen.
Credit
mut
be
given
to
F.
R.
Jane-,
owakt
for
presenting
thla
proportion
to
the
Premier
In
auoh
an
attractive
light
a
to
make
It
consummation
a
fact.
Credit
muit
also
be
given
the
Premier
Ccmpany
for
being
prepared
to
uae
their
great
organization
to
further
pro
ductton
In
other
aectlon
than
the.
one
they
have
ao
auxesafully
demonstrated
durlAg
the
patt
fire
year.
The
council
meeting
last
night
lasted
only
a
quarter
of
an
hour,
there
being
very
little
business
on
the
agenda.
Property,
Stewart
"MILL
FIRE
WAS
ONLY
SERIOUS
BLAZE
IN
1926
Ol'
TOTAL
II
KK
LOs
Ol'
JltP.HUM
1
1
1X4
JU
Jo
WAS
DONE
AT
ntlNCE
IUTEUT
NrlUCK
MILLS
Outside
of
the
second
fire
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
Mill,
which
oc
curred
early,
in
January
of
laat
year.
there
were
no
serious
conflagration
during
1938.
fire
Chief
D.
H.
McDonald
announce.
The
total
fire
losses
for
the
year
amounted
to
160.7
45.58
of
whlth
1148.3500
waa
aa
a
result
of
the
big
mill
fire.
The
balance
of
113.-
395.08
was
practically
all
covered
by
Insurance
except
in
the
case
of
a
ga
boat
which
suffered
damage
of
8500
and
had
no
insurance.
SECOND
VICTIM
OF
SLIDE
DIES
ITIANK
rAZZALOKK.
SM'TION
I'OKK-MAN.
IUKS
IN
VANTOVVEIt
I'KOM
INJIKILS
MST.MNKK
ON
iKKTTLE
.VALLEY
KOAIJ
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
5.
Injurlea
aus-talned
on
Saturday
when
a
rock
slide
struck
a
gang
of
Kettle
Valley
railway
aectlon
men
east
of
Hope
resulted
In
the
death
of
the
foreman,
rrank
Fas-aalore,
38.
ta
a
hospital
here
yesterday.
Faztalore's
wa
the
second
death
In
the
aame
accident.
The
first
waa
T.
Koraura.
Japanese,
who
died
on
the
train
while
being
brought
here.
Three
other
men
were
more
or
leaa
oeriowsly
injured.
Circulation
1528
Sales
ARE
ACTIVE
Small
Garrison
Seized
i
and
City
of
Leon
Scene
Insurrectionary
Attempt
MEXICO
CITY,
January
5.
So
many
reports
are
current
of
revotuuonary
groups
and
bandits
operating
actively
in
various
pari.3
of
Mexico
that
it
is
difficult
to
confirm
some
of
the
alleged
happenings.
The
War
Department
admits
that
forty
revolutionists
captured
a
small
garrison
at
Paorasdelafluente.
That
there
has
been
a
revolutionary
attempt
at
the
city
of
Leon
is
also
admitted
but
the
department
denies
information
of
any
executions
there
despite
the
fact
that
special
despatches
assert
that
eleven
of
the
leaders
were
put
to
death.
I'OV.EIX
KIVEK
COAirANV
M
VS
I5IIXIOX
FEET
OF
TIMUi;i:
OX
OttAIIAM
ll.
VICTORIA.
Jan.
3.
The
sale
of
a
billion
feet
of
crown
timber
on
Graham
Island
to
the
Powell
River
Pulp
t
Paper
Co.
for
tMDermaklnz
mirooses
was
au
thorized
yesterday
by
the
Forest
Branch
of
the
Department
of
Land.
The
price
Involved
was
not
stated.
THEATRE
MAN
BEATS
UNION
'
MTKDIK
COlltT
JITWMENT
IX
:
FAVOR
OF
JOHN
Clll"BEKS
OF
VANCOtVEK
SlSTAINEO
BY
i
APPEAL
COl'KT
"
VICTORIA.
Jan.
S.
The
Court
Appeals
yesterdsy
sustained
the
Judgment
of
the
Supreme
Court
awarding
John
Schuberg.
Vancouver
theatre
proprietor,
an
Injunction
and
1750
damage
against
Local
No.
118,
International
I
Alliance
of
Theatrical
Stage
Employees.
Much
lnteiest
was
taken
In
the
case
aa
It
Involved
the
right
of
the
TJnlo.i
to
picket
CABINET
MEETS
IN
OTTAWA
BUT
PREMIER
MAKES
NO
STATEMENT'
j
OTTAWA.
Jan.
S.-At
the
close
of
cabinet
council
meeting,
the
first
since
rha
HnllHatTB.
Prf-mlrT
Klnr
tilted
th&t
he
had
no
announcement
to
make,
j
There
are
a
number
of
appointment
pending
and
the
general
question
of
sessional
legislation
1
continually
before
the
cabinet
now.
BOY
ELECTROCUTED
IN
VANCOUVER
WHEN
TOUCHED
METAL
ROPE
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
S.
While
playing
with
a
number
of
other
children.
Leslie
Wood,
aged
fourteen,
was
electro
cuted
laat
night
when
he
came
In
con
tact
with
a
metal
rope
on
an
electrtf
light
pole.
IHM'KCY
SCOKES:'
St.
Patricks
a.
Detroit
1.
Boston
3,
Ottawa
1.
'
New
York
Americans
6,
Canadlena
3.
Pittsburg
3.
Chicago
I.
.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked.
Wheal
I34H
B.
C
Silver
'1.6J
1.T3
Dunwell
1J5
137
Olacler
.07J,
.09
Oladstone
.29
V;
J31
Howe
Sound
39.00
43.00
Independence
09
v-w
Indian
.04.Vi
05
Marmot
.09H
.10V
Premier
189
1.92
Porter
Idaho
13
.1SW
Silver
Creat
07
.09K
Richmond
11
.13
Advertise.
4n
the
Dally
New.
401
Price
Five
Cent
FORMER
SCOTCH
FOOTBALL
STAR
DIES
IN
SOUTH
jNA.ME
OF
JAMES
MrLAKEN,
WHO
IS,
IJIUU
IN
KAMLOOPS,
WAS
ONCE
IIOl'SEIIOUl
IVOKO
IN
OUI
COINTKY
KAMLOOPS.
Jan.
S.
James
McLaren,
aged
68.
one
time
tamous
international
football
player,
died
In
hospital
here
a
a
result
of
a
faU
In
his
daughter'
home
on
Chris
una
Eve.
McLaren's
name
wa
once
household
word
In
Scotland.
He
captained
the
Scottish
football
team.,
against
England
In
a
match
played
In
.London
In
1833
and
scored
the
goal
that
that
won
the
game
for
Scotllnd.
He
played
with
the
Celtics
and
Hibernians
lor
many
years.
.MUST
PAY
PART
EMPIRE
DEFENCE
EACH
ItOMINlON
SIIOI'LIt
DO
ITS
SHAKE
OK
ACCEPT
POSITION
OF
INFEKIOUITY
SAYS
AUSTRALIAN
PHEA1IEK
TORONTO.
Jan.
5.
That
every
self-governing
British
Dominion
must
undertake
tu
fuU
quota
In
the
cost
of
defence
to
the
utmost
of
It
ability
to
wm
the
Premier
Bruce
of
Australia
before
the
.'Canadian
Club
her.
yesterday.
He
read
expenditure
for
thin
purpose
ai
64c
compared
with
Canada'.
52c.
CHELOHSIN
NOT
BADLY
DAMAGED
SMALL
HOLE
IN
IIOTTO.M
ANU
FEW
KENT
PLA.iS
AS
ItEsl'LT
OF
TOITII1NO
MYSTERY
KOCK
Mlt
It
POWELL
KIVEK
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
5
With
a
small
hole
in
her
bottom
and
a'
few
beut
plates
as
a
result
of
touching
Mystery
Reck
necessitating
her
putting
Into
8a-vary
Island
for
temporary
repairs,
the
Union
steamer
Chelohsln
returned
here
yesterday
and
went
on
dry
dock
where
it
waa
found
that
the
damage
waa
not
serious.
WIFE
CHARGED
WITHMURDER
Mlts.
MAVHE
McINTYIlE
IS
KEMANU-EO
I'NTIL
MONDAY
IN
VAN-COlVEK
POUCX
t'Ol
KT
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
8.
Mra.
Maude
Mclntyre
wa
formally
remanded
In
the
police
court
until
Monday
on
a
charge
of
murdering
her
husband,
J,
R.
Mclntyre,
In
a
room
In
th.
Angelu
Hotel
on
December
23.
Mclntyre,
whe
waa
separated
from
hi
wife,
was
found
dead
from
bullet
wound
by
hi
nine-year
ntd
aa.