25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
ind
we
Ambulance
service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Stand:
Kxchanre
Building
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VIUECK.
Prop.
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XVII
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4
V
f-
League
of
Nations
Outlaws
All
Northern
and
Wars
of
Aggression
at
Session
of
Assembly
at
Geneva
Today
GENEVA,
September
1
1..1S...
1
II
ani
resolutions
vci
passeu
oy
me
Assemoiy
oi
me
league
of
Rations
was
that
adopted
today
by
a
unanimous
roll
call
vote.
It
was
introduced
by
the
Polish
delegation
and
its
wording
was
simple
and
direct
as
follows:
"That
all
wars
of
aggression
arc
and
always
shall
be
prohibited."
The
resolution
further
binds
all
states!
which
arc
members
of
the
League
of
thus
enunciated.
NOW
OUT
ON
$6,000
BAIL;
M
orris
Dahtquist
Charged
With
Unlawful
Wounding
a
He-bull
of
Fracas
at
Terrace
Cti
oeca
Riven
oau
or
supeooMfT
lklr-.t
E
f
Kenny
in
the
sum
01
a.uuo
on
a
'uir;.
of
unlawfully
wounding
W
:
.,.-11
Campbell,
tie
inspector.
M
t
renu.'
f
b
fraccas
on
Wednesday
night
wucn
ix
no
are
alleged
to
tare
quar-
'Ill-
ICIIWV
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whiiij'w.h
:
-
Clicked
through
a
window
and
fu
Da,'.;quit
wm
brought
before
ttoe
mag
3'.
rate
t
Terrace
to
be
formally
r'lanred
and
adlourumcnt
In
tb
ease
Wii
akeii
until
such
tune
as
Campbell
may
be
able
to
appear
In
court,
lie
la
irp:
rtcd
to
be
making
very
satisfactory
irrogresa
-.uward
recovery
In
the
Hastl-
-i
Hospital.
Soon
after
the
fracas.
Dahloulst
m
i;Jit
mi
custody
by
Provincial
Oon-e
u'ile
Bam
Service
of
Terrace.
Ser-i;
a::t
W
J
8ervce.
acting
IbM
of,
the
fl;
'j
(
i
detachment
of
the
provincial
po-
-e
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
ftarn
.i:i-s
train
from
Terrace
where
ton
wa
called
In
connection
with
the
:ase
ASSISTANCE
TO
Si
AIRPLANE
CLUBS
6c.
Two
Light
Planes
to
be
Furnished
by
Government
on
Conditions
OTTAWA,
Sept.
24.
Announcement
.
is-
'
he
department
of
defenc
e
i
pre-parrfl
sbkm
In
the
establishment
of
.iiirh!.
all-Diane
flylns
clubs
In
the
lar
ger
centres
of
the
Dominion
was
made
D
Hi
u
J
L.
Balaton,
minister
In
r.harc
The
department
will
Issue
to
earn
approved
and
duly
incorporated
lab
or
association
two
light
airplanes
free
of
c.uurv,'c
on
certain
condition.
SALES.OF
LAND
7.
AT
.UNIVERSITY
Demand
so
Great
That
They
Soon
Will
Carry
Cost
of
Educational
Institution
VICTORIA.
Sept.
24,-Salea
of
land
In
the
University
of
British
Columbia
subdivision
have
increased
so
rapidly
of
ia'.e
that
within
two
vears
they
will
commence
to
carry
the
cost
of
the
Unl
.verslty.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
said
today.
MEDICAL
AND
DENTAL
BUILDING
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
24
The
construction
of
a
ten
or
twelve
storey
medical
....
nt
mm
ueniai
Dunning
at
av
i
w
j
Richards
and
Georgia
Streets
is
to
be
commenced
soon
at
a
cost
of
a
mil-
i.;;a
tti.d
a
half
dollurs.
',.
.
itKN
W
4
21.
One
of
the
most
import-
.1
II
r
.1
Nations
to
the
principles
t
44
4
GOOD
VU1EAT
CKOI'H
.
HEIM1
TIIItlIILI
IN
Till;
lU'LKLEY
VALLEY
Threshing
la
now
general
In
the
Bulkier
VaUey
under
splen-did
weather
oondltkHM.
according
t
word
received
from
various
points
.
Wheat
is
running
from
M
to
60
'bushels
per
acre
sad
barley
1
aUo
high
in
quantity
and
quality.
The
only
grain
not
earning
up
to
the
regular
standard
la
oats,
but
the
osop
Is
fair
at
that.
Last
yesr
the
interior
had
good
crops
and
the
farmers
received
a
lot
of
cash.
This
year's
craps
will
put
tbesi
away
to
the
good
and
anable
them
to
make
a
lot
of
necessary
improvements.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Total
or
O.IHHI
founds
of
Halibut
hold
at
Etc-hange
This
Morning
A
total
of
68.000
pounds
of
halibut
iwas
sold
a.t
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
including
one
American
schooner
which
sold
26,000
pounds
for
11.7c
and
6e
and
five
Canadians
whteb
disposed
of
41,000
pounds
at
bids
ranging
from
117c
and
6e
to
12Ae
and
To.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows;
Amrrlean
rudlo.
2400
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.,
11.7c
and
fie.
-Canadian
Cane
Spencer.
15.000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
tc
Odd
Storage
Oo,
1239
and
Hose
Spit.
16.000
pounds,
AtllD
Fisher-'es.
12c
and
6c.
Mulrceag.
7.000
pounds,
ttoyal
Fish
Co..
12c
and
6c.
Joe
Baker.
2.000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
117c
and
6c.
H.
&
U
,
3,000
pounds.
Atlln
Fisher
ies,
12.5c
and
7c.
TRANKSGIYING
DAY
ON
NOVEMBER
7
THIS
YEAR
OTTAWA.
Sept.
21.
Armistice
Day
and
Thanksgiving
Day
will
be
celebrated
together
this
year
on
Monday,
November
throughout
the
Dominion.
VANCOUVEK
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked
Wheat
1.37
BX3.
Silver
1.40
Cork
Province
..
.0774
.08
Glacier
.01
V4"
Gladstone
.15
.16
Independence
.
.
.
.06
Indian
06K
IP
JDW
Leadsmlth
.06
Lucky
Jim
'am
J8H
Porter
Idaho
.
.
.
.2814
J30
Richmond
.12
k
.14
Sllvercrest
Silversmith
.19
'4
Bunloch
.55
.75
Big
Missouri
39
JO
Dr.
C.
M.
Barbeau
of
Ottawa,
who
has
been
conducting
research
won
In
connection
cuuim.uwu
with
"
aboriginal
.0
customs
In
the
Naas
River
country
during
the
past
summer,
will
sail
on
the
Prince
Charles
tomorrow
far
Vancouver.
fflVFRNnR
fllFT
OF
UWIU1UIV11
UUUUI
VI
CriAMtiER
OF
COMMERCE
Itrfyrd
In
Make
f-;
rrth
but
Irgrd
llts
to
irl
Out
on
llolf
Cour-e
JABPBR,
Sept.
34.
Oovarnor
Genera!
Viscount
Wllltngdon
wai
yesterday
the
guest
at
dinner
of
t-he
Canad'an
chamber
of
Ci
sunn
mi
but
he
did
not
make
a
speech-
However,
William
Blrks
ol
Montreal,
chairman
of
the
chamber,
cx-,pr
eased
the
pleasure
of
the
tourist
at
His
Exeefleniy's
presence
and,
Lord
W1-llngskm
replied
graciously
assuring
h:
bearers
that
he
was
delighted
to
mee
them
but'
reminding
them
that
the
Governor
Oaneral
was
on
a
holiday.
"Toe
Cansdln
people,
as
I
have
learn-id
In
my
eleven
nvjntn
of
off.oe,"
he
aid.
tseam
to
have
one
obsess.
on.
anrJ
bat
Is
to
bear
tho
Oovernor
Oeneral
nake
sBeechss."
Amid
laughter
he
went
on.
but
there
won't
be
any
tbte
time.
The
Oovernor
Oeneral
Is
on
vacation.
Let
me
advise
you
to
get
out
n
tnat
gjLf
course
over
there.'
SNOW
COVERS
THE
PRAIRIES
.
Northern
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta
Fields
Were
White
This
.Morning
SASKATOON-.
Sept.
SI.
Snow
fell
at
file
points
In
Northern
SuskaN
ilieuVn
jeMerduy
and
I'uiitlnued
to
fall
here
thin
morning.
l:il.MON'TON',
Sept.
24.
firound
In
this
vlelnltr
was
white
with
snow
this
morning
and
harvesting
lus
been
Mpied
In
many
localities.
GAVIGAN
SENDS.
WIRE
ON
FIGHJ
Event
on
Thursday
Night
Was
Spectacle
he
Will
Never
Forget
Says
Local
Business
Man
Cheap
Seats
"It
was'a
wonderful
fight
and
a
spectacle
which
I
wUl
never
forget,"
says
a
telegram
received
at
the
Grotto
Cigar
Store
from
J.
C.
Oavlgan
of
this
city
who
attended
the
world's
heavyweight
championship
bout
at
Chicago
Thursday
night
between
Oene
Tunney
and
Jack
Dempsey.
The
elevated
seats
were
a
big
advantage
over
the
ringside
seats
when
the
crowd
stood
up.
Scalpers
offered
ringside
seats
before
the
gates
went
out
at
$1.00
each.
There
were
plenty
of
seats
available
all
day
long
at
bargain
prices.
Tunney
was
the
favorite
4
to
3."
HUDSON
BAY
RATES
OF
INSURANCE
MAY
NOTJBE
VERY
HlfH
WINNIPEO.
Sept.
24.
Considering
all
the
modern
aids
to
navigation
that
have
been
developed
the
difficulties
or
dangers
there
might
be
In
Hudson
Straits
should
be
considerably
minimized
by
now
and
there
Is
no
apparent
reason
why
snip
ping
Insurance
covering
the.
Hudson
Bay
route
to
Liverpool
should
be
excessive,
said
H.
E.
Crawley,
of-
the
London
In
surance
firm
of
Bowrlng
which
is
associated
with
Lloyds.
The
statement
was
made
in
connection
with
reports
that
the
rates
on
Hudson
Bay
shlppiss?
would
be
so
heavy
as
to
largely
nsfsify
the
benefits
which
would
otherwise
accrue
from
the
reduction
in
freight
rates.
Bert
Smith,
assistant
manager
of
the
Premier
mine,
and
Mrs.
Smith
will
be
passengers
on
the
Prince
Charles
tomorrow
nlgbt
going
through
from
Stewart
:o
Vuuc.uvcr.
wmm
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
.Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
D.r
.
SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER
24.
1-.I27
-T-
-
-
MILLERDS
WIN
CASE
UPSETTING
FIRING
WORLD'S
LARGEST
MOBILE
CANNON
at
Fort
Mat-Arthur.
Calif.
It
has
a
range
of
54.000
yarls
and
was
fired
at
a
target
between
20,000
and
30,000
yarda
out
to
sea.
oIANTSAGAIN
BEAT
PIRATES
Lead
of
Pittsburg
in
National
Re'
duced
to
Two-and-half
Games
Over
New
York
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
24,
By
defeating
the
Pirates
yesterday
afternoon
In
a
tight
6-5
game,
New
York
Giants
regained
second
place
In
the
National
League
over
St.
Louis
Cardinals
and
reduced
the
lead
of
Pittsburg
to
two-and-half
games.
The
Cardinals
lent
3
to
2
to
Boston.
Brooklyn
Dodgers
evened
up
the
score
with
Cincinnati
Indians
by
winning
a
double-header
from
them
and
the
stock
of
the
Chicago
Cubs
further
dvanced
when
they
shut
out
Philadelphia
10
to
nU.
It
was
a
hot
finish
which
gave
the
Slants
their
victory
over
the
Pirates.
Mueller
was
walked
and
scored
on
Lind-trem's
triple
in
the
ninth
and
Llnd-itrom
scored
on
Rousse's
sacrifice.
Pittsburg
needs
six
out
of
the
eight
remaining
games
to
clinch
the
pennant,
providing
either
the
Giants
or
the
Cardinals
win
all
their
remaining
games.
In
the
only
game
played
in
the
American
League,
Chicago
beat
Boston
2
to
1.
The
day's
scores
were
as
follows:
NATIONAL
LEAlilE
New
York
6,
Pittsburg
5.
Brooklyn
3-4,
Cincinnati
2-3.
Philadelphia
0,
Chicago
10.
Boston
3,
St.
Louis
2.
AMERICAN'
LUAGl
E
Chicago
2,
Boston
i.
LEAGIE
STANDINGS
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
t
Pittsburg
89
57
.610
.New
York
87
60
.592
3t.
Louis
86
60
.588
Chicago
82
63
SGG
Cincinnati
.
70
74
.436
Brooklyn
63
85
1.426
Boston
57
87
.390
Philadelphia
.48
96
333
American
League
New
York
105
43
.700
Philadelphia
8d
59
.590
Washington
78
66
.542
Detroit
78
68
.534
Chicago
66
80
.452
Cleveland
63
82
.414
St.
Louis
57
89
.390
Boston
49
97
.336
WINNIPEG
POSTMASTER
CHARGEDBY
EMPLOYEES
WINNIPEO,
Sept.
24.
Charges
of
maladministration
were
levelled
dlrectlj
at
T.
T.
Bower,
postmaster
of
Winnipeg,
by
the
Winnipeg
postal
group
of
the
Amalgamated
Civil
Service
of
Canada,
fays
a
despatch
from
Ottawa
to
the
Free
Prt.ii.
FISHERIES
REGULATIONS
"
FIGHT
FATAL
TOTENFANS
Some
Died
Whjle
Listening
in
and
Others
After
the
Event.
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
21
That
the
hevrnth
round
of
the
Tunnrj-Deiiip-ry
fight
that
was
nearly
fatal
.yi
the
hopes
of
the
champion
was
a-omi
pa
tiled
by
the
death
of
ten
fans
listening
to
reports
of
the
big
fight
mi
Thursday
night
Is
now
ascertained,
four
of
them
died
while
they
were
tuned
In
on
the
fight
program
and
one
fell
deud
In
the
ev-ritement
of
an
argument
after
the
bout.
Two
of
the
deaths
occurred
In
Los
Angeles.
ANOTHER
FINE
ON
ZARELLI
IMPOSED
Proprietor
of
Royal
Hotel
Aoseised
$30
f
or
Selling
During
Prohibited
Hours
Dtamente
Zarelll
was
found
guilty
In
city
pclloe
court
yesterday
afternoon
on
a
charge
of
selling
beer
during
prohi
bited
hours,
namely
on
Sunday,
and
was,
fined
150
with
the
option
of
thirty
days'
Imprisonment.
A
couple
of
days
previous
be
was
similarly
fined
for
supplying,
liquor
to
a
person
apparently
under
the
Influence
of
liquor.
These
convictions,
arising
out
of
a
raid
made
sast
Sunday
on
the
premises,
have
resulted
In
the
cancellation
of
the
beer
selling
licence
for
the
Royal
Hotel
which
has
now
been
surrendered
to
the
police.
The
cases
of
three
men.
charged
with
consuming
liquor
In
a
public
place,
namely
the
basement
of
the
Royal
Hotel,
have
been
further
adjourned
until
Monday.
WINNER
TODAY
OF
NEWBURY
AUTUMN
CUP
NEWBURY.
England.
Sept.
24.
Wil
liam
Singer's
four
year
old
Lightning
O
artist
won
the
Newbury
Autumn
Cup
today.
HACK
IltOM
NORTH.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
.minister
of
lands,
has
returned
from
the
north.
He
visited
bis
constituency
of
Prince
Ru
pert,
crossing
over
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
which
forms
part
of
the
riding,
and
expressed
grea
satisfaction
at
the
progress
that
Is
being
made
there.
He
also
attended
the
Exhibition
at
Prince
Rupert,
which
he
says
equals
In
the
matter
of
quality
of
products
shown
at
any
show
In
the
province,
Victoria
Colonist.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
Judge
Decides
That
Dominion
Has
No
Jurisdiction
Over
The
Fisheries
and
Cannot
Collect
""
VANCOUVER.
September
21.
The
Millerd
cannery
interests
have
won
their
cane
againut
the
Dominiou
government
in
connection
with
their
refusal
to
take
out
a
license-
for
a
cannery
at
Prince
Rupert
and
are
now
suing
the
fishery
officials
for
damages
in
trying
to
prevent
them
from
operating.
By
judgment
of
Mr.
Justice
Macdonald
of
the
Supreme
Court,
section
7A
of
the
Fisheries
Act
as
enacted
by
the
Dominion
Parlia
ment
is
declared
ultra
vires
and
the
federal
government
annual
revenue
of
nearly
a
million
dollars
collected
heretofore
for
fish
can
ary
licenses
and
Including
a
tax
per
case
oa
salmon
afiectea.
The
judgs
thus
sustains
the
declrslon
of
Magistrate
.i.
c.
Alexander
in
the
dutrtet
police
court,
who
acquitted
'.he
SojunervUle
Cannery
Company
Ltd.
of
an
Infraction
of
Um
act
when
it
operated
a
clam
cannery
on
March
25
last
at
Prince
Rupert
wltnvuf
first
jbialnlng
an
annual
license.
From
Mr.
Justice
Uasdonald'a
judg
ment
there:
Is
no
appeal
but
the
fisher
ies
department
propotes
to
refer
the
question
to
'the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
for
an
efenten.
The
Judicial
com-a.ttce
U
th
Vrtvy
Council
may
later
be
:alled
upon
to
MU(
the
Issue
in
an
-
1
Xner
proceeding
whereby
the
company
,
is
suing
the
.Dominion
fishery
officials
for
damages.
OTTAWA,
Sept.
24.
A
higher
court
wUl
be
asked
to
determine
the
validity
Hof
sestkm
7A
and,
18
of
the
Fwherlesl
j
an
it
was
srwiea
at
tne
aeparamem
a.
Marine
and
Fisheries.
Officials
.are''
agreed
that
the
decision
is
a
most
to-
portant
one.
OVER
TWO
THOISANI)
COPIES
OF
NEWS
IN
EDITION-
YESTEKIl
IV
There
was
an
unusually
large
edition
of
tat
Daily
News
yes-terday.
Oa-lng
largely
to
the
publication
by
this
paper
of
a
fuU
account
of
the
big
boding
match
at
Chicago,
it
was
necessary
to
print
2120
copies,
a
T
large
number
of
which
went
out
I
of
town.
The
local
demand
was
also
large
and
a
good
many
went
to
the
fishermen
on
the
trolling
1
grounds.
1
m
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGIE,
Dir.
I.
A-ton
Villa
1.
Bury
0.
Blackburn
Rovers
4.
Birmingham
4.
Bolton
0.
Mlddle3b3ro
0.
Cardiff
3,
Newcastle
United
1.
Derby
4,
Arsenal
0.
Everton
2.
Huddersfleld
2.
Manchester
U.
3,
Tottenham
0.
Portsmouth
2.
Leicester
0.
Sheffield
United
1,
The
Wednesday
1.
Sunderland
2,
Burnley
3.
West
Ham
3.
Liverpool
1.
DMslon
II.
Barnsley
4.
Clapton
2.
Blackpool
66.
Bristol
City
2.
Chelsea
1.
Wept
Bromwlch
1.
Orimsby
2.
Southampton
2.
Leeds
2.
Hull
Oity
0.
Notts
Forest
4,
Manchester
City
6.
Oldham
0.
Notts
County
0.
Port
Vale
2.
Swansea
0.
Reading
1,
Stoke
City
1.
South
Shields
2.
Preston
3.
Wolverhampton
3.
Fulham
1.
SCOTTISH
LEAniE.
Dlv
I.
Aberdeen
2.
Falkirk
1.
AlruVleortanVl.
'Dundee
1.
'
Bone&s
4,
Dunfermline
U.
2.
Celtics
3.
Clyde
0.
Cowdenbeath
1.
Queen's
Park
0.
Hearts
2,
Rsithe
Rovers
0.
Motherwell
1,
Rangers
1.
Partlck
Thirties
5.
Hamilton
2.
St.
Johnstone
1.
Kilmarnock
1.
'
8t.
Mlrren
3.
Hibernians
.
iVEATHER
REPORT.
'
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
'48.
Rosswood.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
47
Alyansh.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
50.
Alice
Arm.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
48.
Aayox
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
49.
Stewart.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
46.
Haxelton.
Cloudy,
windy,
temp.
52.
Telegraph
Cloudy,
east
wind,
temp.
42.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
42
Whltehorse.
Clear,
south
Wind.
temp.
35.
Dawson
-
-Cloudy,
north
wind.
temp,
j
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latent
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457.
P'-ice
Fiv
Cents
1
1
FOUR
BORNEO
TO
DEATH
ON
THE
PRAIRIES
MOOSEJAW.
Sept.
24.
Wlllam
and
Frederick
Huyck
were
burned
to
death
end'
two
children
whom
they
tried
to
save.
Thelma
Huyck
five
years
of
age,
and
the
three
months
old
baby,
shared
the
same
fate
when
fire
destroyed
the
tarm
home
of
O.
W.
Huyck,
five
miles
north
of
Pasqua
thVs
morning.
GENERAL
SUTTON
COMING
NORTH
Wealthy
Adventurer
Understood
to
be
Contemplating
Inland
Flight
From
Here
Judging
from
word
received
from
the
'south,
it
Is
understood
thst
General
Frank
Sutton,
who
Is
about
to
embark
upon
an
aerial
exploration
and
mapping
trip
of
interior
valleys
of
this
province,
will
fly
north
from
Vancouver
and
start
inland
from
Prince
Rupert.
For
the
purpose.
General
Sutton
recently
pur-
chased
from
C.
O.
Usbume
a
Fokker
ibl-
plane
in
which
the
'lattar
-
had
planned
transpacific
flight,
abandoning
the
project
when
he
failed
to
get
the
necessary
financial
backing
at
Vancouver.
General
Sutton
Just
recently
arrived
pn
the
coast
from
China
where
he
was
right
hand
man
and.
advisor
of
one
of
the
generals
In
the
recent
conflict
In
that
country.
He
is
a
wealthy
adventurer
and
since
reaching
Vancouver,
purchased
the
Rogers
Building
on
GranvUle
Street
at
a
figure
exceeding
11,000,000.
THREE
FEET
SNOW
ALASKA
Never
Such
Early
Fall
at
Headquarters
of
Koyukuk
River
Say
Old
Timers
RUBY.
Alaska.
Sept.
24.
Three
feet
of
snow
bad
fallen
'at
Wiseman,
at
the
headquarters
of
the
koyukuk
River
on
September
11,
Captain
Allard
of
the
power
boat
Jessie
reported
on
his
arrival
here
Friday
en
route
to
Nenana.
Never
before,
old
timers
said,
had
co
much
snow
fallen
during
September.
Mining
In
the
district
during
the
summer
was
profitable
but
the
season
was
short.
COLORED
MEN
ARE
SCALDED
One
Loses
Life
and
Another
Not
Expected
to
Live
Result
Explosion
on
Ships
HALIFAX.
Sept.
24
William
Ewlng.
21.
of
Halifax
Is
dead
and
N.
Mortimer
of
Vancouver
la
not
expected
to
live,
while
J.
Samt
Hill
of
Barbadoes
was
severely
scalded
as
a
result
of
an
explosion
on
the
C.Oil.
Canadian
Carrier
off
Halifax
this
morning.
The
men
are,
all
cok-red.
The
Carrier
sailed
yesterday
for
Barbadoes.
After
the
explosion
which
took
piaoe
in
the
boiler
room,
the
ship
was
j
'cwed
u.ick
to
port.