in
me
to
i...
n.
uanow,
nimi.sier
oi
agriculture
anu
now
made
puune
hy
him.
He
;peak.n
oi
the
elevator
as
a
market
for
wheat
and
tells
how
it
has
stimulated
production;
of
the
abattoir
and
its
effeets
mi
liveito.'k:
and
on
the
development
of
the
market
for
cream
at
Priwa
Rupert
and
the
increased
production
it
has
brought
about.
A
hi.
l.c
A
few
In;;
m
ab-jut
June
IS.
A
of
grain
are
still
corn-dairies
to
the
elevator.
OTTAWA
NAMES
CUSTOMS
CHIEF
I.
H
UH
ON
OF
VAM'Ol
vr.K
NAMKO
CHIHK
OI'
II.C.
IlKTUICT
I'ltlAKXTATIVi:
XKHVICK
OTTAWA,
May
19.--Official
announce
ment
of
tlio
appointment
of
J.
O.
Bar-ion
cf
Vancouver
as
district
chief
of
the
'
:mf.
and
excise
preventative
scr-v.i
:-.
f..
tjrrlsh
Columbia
was
made
this
mora::;.-:
The
selection
of
Barton
is
a
lut
;cn
in
the
Dominion
wide
re-
:m.
ition
of
the
csrvloc
to
combat
rum
running
and
otiicr
forms
of
amug-k-i.
alo.:g
the
United
Statcs-Caimdiah
border
SOUTHERN
ARIVIY
IS
DEFEATED
"MV
iiKitii;it
iii:thi;kx
man-
IIHTtlAX.S
,Mi
IIAVKOW
ki:-TIIIIATIMI
TO
II
IK
CITV
ri'IKIf'
M,.u
1ft
m.
fnrro.H
if
iir
nil
Tang
Seng
Chi,
the
main
biir-icr
Vwecn
MurshnlChang
Tso
Lin's
MailrhlirlnrtB
.n.l
lf...l,Mt,
u,.r.
1u.v4.rplV
.
.....
a.,4
iimiMii.
wv.v
tu
reatctl
on
both
wings
toy
the
army
of
"u
rci
ru
omj
oro
retrcctlng
on
linn
;w.
.
GOLDEN
SNAKES
ARE
UP-TO-DATE
NECKWEAR
"'lug
Wt.rn
i,v
Women
of
i:iii"lve
H'lSriulu
Nrillou'
In
London
LONDON,
May
IB,
golden
snakes
,
v
ucmg
introduced
as
hcckwpui
iuong
mo
women
of
the
exclusive
Del-
LlilV
111
tp4inn
n...t.t
1
Ttnln!.
1110
.-makes
are
made
of
fine,
flat
wire
twisted
Into
a
flexible
rope.
They
enough
to
go,
once
around
the
throat
na
rang
alrioaV
to
the
waist.
Snakes
are
worn
with
either
evening
or
sport
Mri
D.
C.
Paterson
ssalls
tonight
on
"'o
wince
Rupert
for
Maple
Bay,
van-
C
'llVCr
IslAnri
nuhcra
mnlhM-
MrS.
DviUson,
who
visited
here
not
long
A
summary
of
the
reports
says:
I
III-AT
(iliOlVIMI
To
Uic
establishment
of
the
govern-I
incut
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert
la
at
tributed
the
stimulus
noticeable
in
wheat
growing,
which
Is
estimated
by
the
district
agriculturist
at
Sinlthers
to
represent
an
Increase
of
173
per
cent
In
his
district.
The
wheat
was
marketed
,
through
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool,
which
i
holds
the
lease
on
the
elevator.
The
gcreel
of
this
movement
fcr
In-i
creased
production
cf
wheat
Is
stated
In
-
-
-
j
the
report
of
the
district
agriculturist
,i
freighter
Quoenmoor
early
j
t
Frtnce
George
to
have
arisen
from
a
won
irjmpletcd
the
loading
of
;
request
from
the
management
cf
the
of
ome
238,000
bushels
of
'
nince
Rupert
elevator
for
samples
of
prince
Rupart
elevator
fori
wheat
grown
along
the
Hue
of
the
hi-
United
Kingdom
or,
con-
larand
Trunk
pacific
Division
of
ths
uaybictk
tomorrow
It
ls
Canadian
National
Railway.
After
theo
.he
ship
shall
clar.
I
hMi
been
forwarded
and
a
favorable
re-a
'
now
known,
only
one
port
on
same
received.
It
wai
suggested
11
ome
to
Prince
Rupert
t0
the
farmers
cf
the
district
that
they
u
load
grain.
This
will
be
encage
la
commercial
wheat
growing
on
-
freighter
Yomel
Mini
1
a
modest
scale.
.
n
The
Idea
was
taken
up
by
a
number
!
of
farmers
ariund
Vauderhoif;
between
five
and
six
hundred
acres
being
sown
to
Marquis
wheat.
A
cloac
watch
was
:
kept
on
this
crop
during
the
grawlng
1
a(.ii.
Weather
conditions
rem.hvd
I
favorable
so
that
tlie
crop
was
all
cut
and
practically
all
threshed
before
the
bad
weather
set
In
late
la
September.
A
',
good
yield
was
received;
estimated
at
25
tuhels
per
acre
average.
The
quality
averaged
fair
but
wculd
have
been
better
had
better
seed
been
used.
A
considerable
quantity
Is
being
held
for
iced,
as
the
acreage
sown
this
year
will
probably
be
many
times
that
of
last
year.
This
Is
a
move
of
great
Importance
to
the
district.
Timothy
hay
has
been
the
main
crop
of
the
Nechsco
district
for
some
years.
Its
production
(continued
on
page
five)
ONTARIO
BOY
WINS
ORATORICAL
HONORS
TOnONTO.
May
10.
Frederick
lIotin
of
Ontario
was
acclaimed.
champion
lioy
orator
of
Canada
at
the
Dominion
oratorical
contest
finals
for
pupils
of
the
moondary
schools
held
hero
last
night.
Jean
Cameron
of
Vancouver
inmc
third.
LINER
REPORTS
NO
WORD
OF
AVIATORS
NKW
YORK,
May
10.
The
liner
France,
which
followed
the
projeotcd
course
of
ilhe
White
Bird
.carrying
tho
French
aviators
Nungcsscr
and
Coll,
on
her
arrival
here
reported
that
she
has
seen
no
trace
of
the
missing
airmen.
nr
w.
rt.
Walker,
who
lias
been
coni-
pany
surgeon
at
tho
Kclley
Logging
u.Viih
avo
nnw
nn.rtlo.llv
closed
down,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Trlnce
John
today
from
Logan
Inlet
and
will
nrnr.ced
to
Vancouver
on
tlie
Prince
Rupert
tonight.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
1
TAXI
BostqnGrill
5
and).
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
for
hire.
floor,
Anywhere
at
Anytime
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
Slnntl:
Exchange
Jtuildlng
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latent
and
best
for
the
MATr
VIDECK,
Prop.
least
I'hune
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
.
.
irfVII
4
m
Vol,
AVii.,
u.
nu
'i'iilalj
PRINCE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
RUPERT,
B.C.,
B.C.,
TIIUKSUAY,
THURSDAY,
MAY
MAY
19,
10,
1927
1927
Price
Price
l
Five,
ive,
u-tui
Cmii
WPERfUs
GRAIN
AND
CA
TTLE
MAM
KOVIFT
CRTS
CUFfK
FAST
AND
WFST
J4VS
NFWUPA
PFR
Prince
Rupert
Market
for
Interior
Products
Emphasized
in
Report
TWO
DISTRICT
AGRICULTURISTS
TELE
OF
ADVANTAGE
OF
GRAIN
ELEVATOR,
AHATTOIK
AND
CREAM
DEMAND
Prin-c
Rupert
as
a
market
for
the
products
of
the
interior
i
alio
-i
I
emphasized
in
reports
of
It.
G.
Sutton
and
1).
I).
Munro
Tr
rrr
iiiiuniiiiii
LOADING
GRAIN
HI
1
1
VMOOIt
TO
CM
Alt
Hi
t
C.K..
(OYIINhNT
TOMOItliOlV
MOItX.
Mi
Willi
I
I
I
I.
UIIKAT
CAItUO
.
Bid.
Asked
Wheat
(!
,..
,
B.C.
Sliver
........
103
1.C9
Coast
Copper.
11.00
12.00
Cork
Province
....
.00'4
.07V4
Dunwell
Mi
1.38
Olacler
Gladstone
Independence
.
l.08y4
.00
V4
Indian
.,,...07).
.0754
L.
&
L.
.
I-
-10
.11
premier
aoa
a.io-
rortcr
Idaho
-
.18V4
Stiver
Crest
-00H
.07
Sunloeh
65
-70
.
RUMRUNNERS
RAISING
DUST
claim
mam:
that
m.i.i
iti;
or
MThll
liOAT
ZKV
H
AH
MADE
IN
II.C.
WATfcllS
SEATTLE,
May
19
The
Post
Intel
ligencer
says
that
Laurent
Vcre
EckcnJ
captain
and
Chris
Skroasa!,
engineer,
cf
Uic
Canadian
rum
boat
Zev
have
made
complaint
to
the,U3.
dry
agent,
Alfred
Hubbard,
who
made
a
recent
seizure
of
the
crnft
with
lS.rO0
of
liquor
In
IJrltlsh
Cslun-.bla
waters,
not
Aiitcrl::an
ra
rqxirtcd.
It
Is
sa"d
that
Vcrc
Dcfccn
and
Scron-dal
laid
a
.worn
statement
before
high
autltorltlcs
asking
for
an
investigation
and
it
Is
understood
that
the
Canadian
Government
Intimated
that
It
will
entertain
any
move
the
pair
desires
to
make
toward
swcarlns
a
formal
complaint
against
llu:bard.
kerrisdaleTastor
head
of
conference
Krv.
II.
It.
llriKlrn
Kln-trd
Prr.iilrnt
f
l
uitrd
Cliiircli
Mrrtliij;
In
Vum-tiuvrr
VANCOUVER.
May
19
-
Rev.
E.
D.
Bradcn
of
Ryeroon
United
Churoh.
Kcr-rlsdale,
was
elected
president
of
the
British
Columbia
conference
of
the
United
Church
this
morning.
lie
succeeds
Rev.
W.
It.
Smith.
Douglas
Frlz7ll
returned
to
the)
town
this
morning
after
having
made
tho
round
trip
to
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
on
the
steamer
Chllkoot.
DAM
BURST
AND
Soviet
Turned
to
England
When
FLOODS
VALLEY!
"flns
tmltd
Lhma
but
ls
jTOUN
01'
KLM.V
UTtTH
)IT
AMI
1
iVai.i.
or
tv.vri;i:
ahvamtch
ox
'.
V.IU.BY
I
WIIBON,
Vyn
May
19.
Eight
people
vcrc
drowned
when
Ihe
natur.il
dam
oa
the
Gnsvcncr
Rlvtr
-broke
ycs.rrduy
Hoodlug
the
little
t
n
cf
Kelly.
23
n.llcj
from
hcrj.
The
flood
rea:hed
Wilicn
twj
hourJ
later
In
the
fonn
o.'
a
Willi
of
water
20
feet
high
that
sjrcad
over
tlic
bank
here
fir.nl;ig
a,
stream
a
mile
and
a
half
wide.
Thanks
to
tplcjihcne
warning
no
lives
were
L.t
here.
All
whes
arc
dowa
and
communication
has
been
severed
In
jnany
places
between
here
and
Kelly;
Fragmentary
report
state-
that
only
a
tt-
rc
aiu
church
arc
left
standing
there.
SHIPS
orchestra"
ENlERI'ilNS
CLUB
(:illii
.M'-fjifTrrv
TiMik
lart
In
.Miisli-al
l.nit
f
(imln
Mili
I'.irty
TM-,
afternoon
the
Rotary
Club
was
-T:tertrJncd
toy
'tha
meiiibers
of
,
the
orchestra
of
the
grain
steamer
Queen-mjor
Captain
McCa-Tcry,
who
Is
him-
clx
an
opcrt
on
scvaral
Instruments
hi-
encouraged
the
use
of
Instrumental
music
aboard
the
vessel
and
tahca
part
In
'he
orchestra.
v
President
KlcbolUCrt.Jjehalf.-
of
-the
club
thankeC
the
visitors
and
the
members
and
visitors
expressed
their
pleasure
in
unmistakable
manner
by
their
applause.
CHINESE
TAA,
or
pagoda,
type
of
Chinese
architecture
most
familiar
in
the
west.
The
seven
storeys
are
supposed
to
symbolize
the
seven
heavens
and
other
septenary
conceptions.
PLAN
TENNIS
COURTS
FOR
YOUNGSTERS
IIOI
AUY
(
l.l
It
YOH
MONKY
I
OU
n
iirosi;
coitNr.it
mmh
AMI
Millltllli;
A
tiiiiimiI
In
lillll.r
the
l;l.v
sriiiinil
mi
Hie
riirtirr
of
Skill
AtriiHf
mill
Mrllrlile
Mrrcl
ly
making
Irunl"
court.H
llirre
fur
Hie
Hr
or
I
he
4-lilhIrrii
of
the
illy
lilaiinril
l)
tlir
Until
ry
Chili,
pro-Vliled
the
ell)
Rhrs
Its
TiiiNslcin.
Titilii.v
the
I
lull
vnteil
l.1
lor
tlie
iuriiM.
anil
llili
sum
Mill
he
i--IhmkIi'iI
li.v
tlir
llii)'
Work
roiiiinll-lep
ciin-l-llits
of
llarl
lUrrlr,
Ur.
I'Iiiii
mill
Dr.
Ali'aiiili-r
to
hlrli
lias
Iiitii
mltli-il
(lit
iiiiiik
of
Coliiiirl
.McMonllc.
tli
originator
of
the
plan.
At
the
laot
luncheon
a
prnpoMil
tit
-onslni(t
tlie
eiiurts
mis
made
lv
Cnlofipl
McMordle
and
referred
to
tlie
executive,
t-omnilttre
which
t-lay,
lliriiiiRli
Colonel
Mvholls.
re-(iiirli'd
In
favor
of
It
unil
mominriiil-ril
Hie
eienUlliirr.
Thii
wn
uiiiitil-iiiuiiIj
ii
liro
oil
by
the
lllib.
The
i-oiiiiiilttee
will
at
once
get
In
touch
with
the
ill)
council
and,
If
per-ml.xloii
Is
given.
It
k
proposed
to
liaxe
the
court
or
court"
ready
for
ue
utmost
Immediately.
Passenger,
sailing
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Anyox
Included
R,
Myers,
W.
Ballantyne,
C.
McOuire
and
Mrs.
D.
McKenzle.
Dr.
-''and
Mrs.
Lcaroyd
of
Anyox
will
Mysterious
Disappearance
of
Men
on
Alaska
Fox
Farm;
May
Prove
to
Have
Been
Murdered
SEATTLE,
May
1!).
The
body
of
Phillip
Munro
of
Seattle,
the
third
man
to
disappear
mysteriously
within
two
years
from
the
lonely
Kanaga
Island
in
the
eastern
Aleutians
was
found
buried
In
t
shallow
grave
on
the
rocky
northern
shore
of
the
island.
The
commandant
of
the
coastguard
Eering
Sea
patrol
sent
word
to
this
effect
to
Munro
s
daughter,
Mrs.
Ucrt
Johnson,
who
said
she
was
convinced
her
father
had
been
rnurdered.
Munro,
who
was
58
years
of
age,
went
north
to
superintend
the
fur
farm
of
the
Kanaga.
Ranching
Company
in
June,
11)25.
Shortly
after
reaching
the
Island,
two
?
men
who
had
been
in
charge
suddenly
disappeared
and
aflcrwardi
It
was
re
ported
they
had
set
out
In
a
small
boat
to
do
some
exploring.
Nothing
was
ever
seen
of
them
again.
Bcvcral
months
later
a
young
man
who
was
on
the
Island
told
officials,
that
Munro
jlkewo
put,
out
In
a
dory
on
an
ex
ploration
trip
and
failed
to
return.
ONLY
CANADIAN
FISH
OFFERED
AGAIN
TODAY
Again
only
Canadian
halibut
was
offered
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morn
ing,
four
boats
selling
a
total
of
31.500
pounds
at
bids
ranging
from
12.7c
and
8c
to
14.9c
and
9c.
The
sales
were
as
follows:
Mildred
II..
15.000
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
14.0c
and
9c.
Selma,
8.000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
is
Cold
Storage
Co..
12.7c
and
8c.
Mulmeag,
0,000
pounds,
Atiln
Fisher
les,
12.7c
and
Be,
Ringleader.
S.SOq
pounds,
Canadian
be
passengers
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Fish
to
Cold
Storage
Co,
I3c
and
8c
tonight
going
through
Tram
the
smelter
'
town
to
Vancouver.
I
Advertise
In
ths
Dally
News.
STEAMSHIP
MAN
GETS
4
YEARS
ItAI.HI
II.
McCAUTY
MiNTKM'KII
IN
VANroi
vr.ii
roi.in:
conic
,r-
Thlt
ri.KAIMN'tl
(il'll.TY
TO
&
roiuicuY
VANCOUVER,
May
10.
Ralph
B.
Mc
Carty,
formerly
Chief
accountant
of
the
Canadian
Robert
Dollar
Steamship
Co
was
sentenced
to
four
years
In
penitentiary
by
Magistrate
Henry
Shaw
In
the
city
police
court
this
morning.
Mc
Carty
pleaded
guilty
to
five
charges
of
forgery,
the
amount
Involved
being
over
'10.000.
CASSELL,
Oerntany,
May
10.
When
schoolboy
tampered
with
the
brakes
on
ii
crowded
street
here,
car
plunged
down
the
hill
yesterday
crashed
Into
an
Iron
scaffolding
and
capsized
In
ditch
with
tlie
result
that
cany
passengers
Including
six
women
were
killed
and
leleven
erlonly
lnpird.
Not
Given
much
satisfaction
LONDON,
May
19.
The
diplomatic
correspondent
of
the
Westminster
Gazette
says:.
"Diplomatic
and
economic
isolation
of
the
Soviet
has
begun.
The
Dritish
foreign
office
no
longer
considers
a
break
with
Itussia
would
endanger
European
peace
and
the
ques-
i
lion
of
future
relations
with
Russia
is
not
connected
with
the
French
presidential
visit.
"With
the
Soviet's
failure
in
China
and
the
Orient,
the
Soviet
government
has
turned
its
attention
to
Europe,
tried
to
raiso-credits
through
Geneva
with
England.
It
wa3
in
accordance
with
considered
British
policy
to
await
failure
cf
the
Soviet
plan
In
the
East
and
then
;
firmim
A
?
TTnTPn
clrfc
the
door
to
them
In
the
West,
f
U
pjjl
l
A
llllpS
Hie
Arcos
raid
was
Intended
to
iurnlsh
IJJji'J
Jul
ili.iL
I
V
1
JLlO
nroof.s
which
would
ccmonstrato
to
i
Eurcpe
as
a
whole
the
dangerous
nature
of
the
3jvlct
activities.
RETAIL
MERCHANTS'
MONTHLY
MEETING
4.
I
It
1
1'.
SiiM-rliilriulrnt
of
I'tllltlrs.
speaks
on
tTniltv
Llxlitln;
Other
Ilitsinrss
3.
J.
Little,
superintendent
of
city
utilities,
addressed
the
Prince
Ruperl
retail
Merchants'
Association
at
Its
regular
monthly
dinner
in
the
Commo
dore
Cafe
last
night.
He
spoke
Interestingly
on
the
subject
of
"Window
Light-lug"
and
give
the
merchants
some
val
uable
Information
as
to'
rates,
etc.
A
communication
was
received
regarding
"British
Empire
Shopping
U'mV
m
Maw
9.9fl
in1
It
tt'ill
1pffri-.4
.
.
.v.,
-
"
Water
to
request
local
merchants
to
decorate;
fueJ'
tneir
v.inaows
specially
ana
so
en-
especially
those
of
British
Columbia
andj
Canada.
I
n
No
action
was
taken
In
the
matter
of
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
NATIONAL
1.KAOIE
.
New
York
6.
PltWburg
13.
Chicago
7,
Brooklyn
4.
St.
Louis
1,
Boston
8s
.
tftfX
'
Others
rain.
;
W
American
Leasue,,
Wnshlrgton
3.,
DetroljSJ
'.
'
,
D-H-.n
8.
St.
Lculsli'
v:.
Otlser
rain.
"'f:.vi
.
V
IXAtllTSTANTlINO!
-
7.
'
U
Kcw
York
19
10
Chicago
..........
13
11
Philadelphia
.13
iq
Pittsburg
It
11
St.'
Louis
15
13
Boston
10
14
Brooklyn
12
18
Cincinnati
7
19
AinrrUiin
New
York
20
B
Chicago
17
I3j
Philadelphia
15
13,
Detroit
13
14
St.
Louis
12
14
Washington
12
15
Cleveland
....
12
15
Boston
9
18
CAPTAIN
I.OOAVS
WII.I.
Prince
Rupert.
Cloudy,
Pet.
.655
.557
.505
.SCO
.558
.417
VICTORIA,
May
19.
William
Henry
lagan,
well-known
marine
man
of
this
j
city,
who
died
on
March
4,
1927.
at
Vancouver,
left
an
estate
of
40J57.85.
J.
It.
Maccy
sails
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
attend
the
funeral
cf
his
father
who
died
early
this
week.
HKATIIKIt
UKI'OKT.
calm;
tern-
pcraturc,
48.
Terrace.
Rain,
calm,
temp,
:46,
Rosswood.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
49.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
47.
Alice
Arm.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
48.
Anyox.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
50.
Ste'vart
Rain,
calm,
temp.
51.
Hanelton.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
60.
Telegraph
Creek.
Clear,
calm,
temp".
52.
Smlthers.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
49.
Burns
Lake.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
40.
Whltehorse.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
54.
Dwon.
Clear,
north,
temp.
52.
CITY
FOR
YEAR
NOKTIIKIIX
.('.
AlilllClLTlKAL
IMtl'STKIAL
ASSOCIATION
li;TS
,
Sl.',im
THIS
YKAK
OTIIKIt
IIONATIONS
'
City
general
administration
estimates.
Including
the
grants
that
arc
made
to
various
bodies
for
the
year
1927
are
as
'oUows:
Expended
Estlmafd.
1926
1927
rrcns.'s
Dept..
salaries.
7.t92.28
7.5OO.0n
layor
it
Aid.
Indcm.
3.787.50
3A0C.0O
rlnt'lng
&
Stat'y...
U0U2
estcge
stimps
1933S
'
egal
salaries,
.j.
.
.
2000;00
i
Legal
expenses
.
.
.
'
656.
6G
C.N.It.
appeal
City
clerk
stationery
133.60
light,
phone
&
Miscellaneous
1,897.92
Hall
malnten...
S24.12
DONATIONS
N.B
C.
Assoc
1.500.00
33vatMn
Armv
3.1
00
...l
M,AJ
nVlr.
J
.w..
..s
,,,.,
urday
night
as
on
otoer
nights
of
tht
I
week.
Inm-iiniu
Elections
nses.
1.290.00
200.00
3AOO.0O
"6S000
3.000.00
135.00
1,499.98
,1,500
00
1.071.90
'Auditor
1.000.00
Insurance
1,130.04
Reading
Room
853J1
Janitor
1.353.55
Poundkcepcr
698.25
Land
Registry
fees
.
83.95
Relief
1,453.88
Assessor
802.42
Eoys'
Band
Dcm.
bay
celebration
1.850.00
500.00
1.500.00
33.00
547.67
800.00
10,083.20
10.065.00
191.50
300.00
1.000.00
'1,000.00
1,130.00
850.00
1.353.55
690.00
83.00
1,500.00
1,000.00
200.00
400.00
MANSLAUGHTER
DECLARES
JURY
ANOIS
NICHOLSON
KKCOMMUNDKO
TO
JIKIM'Y
Of,
(OI
TtT
rOI.LOINO
(
OAKUM
Of
Ml
llDKIt
.4001
VANCOUVER,
May
19.
Oullty
of
.269
1
manslaughter
with
a
strong
recommendation
to
mercy,
a
verdict
was
re-.714
turned
yesterday
afternoon
In
the
Jury
.567
trial
of
Angus
Nicholson
charged
wltih
.539
murdering
Marshall
Douglas.
Mr.
Jus-.481
tlce
McDonald
remanded
Nicholson
to
.403
the
end
of
the
assizes
for
sentence.
.44
Robert
Moore
co-defendant
of
Nlchol-.444
son
ls
being
tried
today.
JJ33
OLD
SCHOONER
SUNK
IN
NORTH
KVKUKTT
HAYS
liOKS
DOWN
WITH
YAl.tAllLK
CAKOO
OK
Ki
lts
.
MASTKII
ANI
CKKW
NAVKII
DUTCH
HAREOR.
May
19.
-ThVMs-
torlc
schooner
Everett
Hays,
last
JM'thc
Unalaska
sealing
fleet,
lank
on
Wednesday
after
striking
a
submerged
rcf
near
Umnakoff,
Unalaska
Island,
In
a
heavy
gale
and
snowstorm.
Tho
master
and
crow
were
rescued
but
a
vnluabls
cargo
of
'blue
fox
skins
went
down
with
the
vessel.
MINERS
GO
OUT
IN
SYMPATHY
FOR
FELLOWS
OLACE
BAY'.
May
19.
Five
mines
and
two
thousand
miners
are
Idle
on
account
of
a
sympathy
strike
at
the
TT)1n1en
Otlierle
mine..