25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and'
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
gland;
Exchange
Huilding
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
,.i
YVil
.
No
97.
il.t,
OUMltH
Ol
ItlNKIK
IIII.I.
MINK,
man
in
m
iikam:
i
oi
uie
lour
original
cuor
1
,r
T
i
v.
1.
..
.Till
1
a.
.In.
Y.
m
l'
largeat
ailver-lcad
mine.
U
dead.
c:ljr
living
member
of
the
quartette.
ti)
tiwk
part
In
the
atrangavt
and
wo
yeara
ajo,
Ooeta
and
Bacr
Uunker
Hill,
who
waa
proapectlng
Wta
aktat
UUVWIll
m
mine
that
has
now
paid
more
H:tn
larin
rrr
i
u
ij...
FT
IN
HFAH
uua
in
liunu
FINNISH
LABORER
AiMlrrktm
Mia
lit
Vlrlorla
ll"lltu!
ui
Uemilt
of
Injury
vtoria,
April
36.
The
police
last
foot
of
Head
Street
and
found
Anderson,
g,d
ao,
a
Finnish
'er
with
bullet
wound
In
hla
t
'tumnl
ltr
rtlrt
In
hnmiltnl
later
art
i
-
.
m
m
tf'.IH.
IIOUY
1S1
AND-Cloudy,
oalmr
barometer
211.87;
temperature,
40;
wa
Minonth:
0
P-m.
cioke
ateamer
Aa-nted.
1
mllea
from
Hunter'a
Bay.
Iiound
for
Lake
Bay;
0
pjn.
atemiier
Mogul.
(Mooed
out,
bound
for
Anyox;
ft
njn.
freighter
Sedmrool
warned
out
for
t-aitama:
UJO
ajn.
ajioke
atenmrr
Kofuku
Mam.
1280
mllca
from
rrlnce
nupert.
Inbound.
DEAD
TREE
rOINT.-flaln.
light
BE.
wind:
barometer,
sn.ca:
temperature.
42:
light
awell:
8
pjn,
ke
ateamer
Anyox.
Seattle
for
Stewart,
394
mllca
from
Bttwart:
8
pjn.
apokc
ateamer
Oray,
tlona
llarbor
for
Naiwlmo,
450
mUi
from
Nanalmo:
8
pjn.
apoke
motorahm
Noroo.
6oattle
for
Ketchi
kan
312
mllea
from
Seattle:
103S
pjnj
mntt
ateamer
v
own.
bound;
8
pjn.
"poke
motorahlp
Apex.
Ketchikan
for
.
Anacorvca.
sso
muea
from
Anacortea,
MltlX
DianY
ISLAND.-Ovrrcaat.
light
cast
ind:
barometer
29.78;
temperature
47
aea
atnooth:
IMS
ajn,
ateamer
CaUla
paaned
in.
aouthbound,
nrAD
TREE
FUIWl.
vivcreaai.
caim;
barometer
29.44:
temperature
48;
aea
mrtt.rV
BULL
HAItnOR
overoaat.
Hgnt
bji,
......
a-
huroineter
30.89;
temperature
40;
llxht
awell:
0.40
ajn.
apoke
ateamer
i.
aia.lt.
.
a
u
Prince
Chariea.
in
urcv
.,,iui.
bound:
8.30
a.m.
ajioke
ateamer
Anyox,
In
Mllbnnk
Sound,
northbound.
No
man
1
c.ulie
ao
unimportant
aa
h
feela
In
a
atrang?
city
M:tv
uk
v.Mvi:i
nuor
in;
i
AM.i;i(
.
i.i;
tm
r:
in
i.ommi
to
m:n.ious
'
NEW
TORK.
AprU
24.Thc
St.
Lou
J
'
Cardiuala
tupped
'.he
National
ijeajue
MtenUy
when
Ji
Halne
outpltclicd
,
Bay
Kramer
of
Pittsburg.
aUawtog
but
.
thrae
aca'.'rad
hit.
Southlt
turner
j
won
the
gace
for
the
Cardinal.
l"ie
euiue:ule
atngle
with
none!
down
euablad
Ctactmaattl
to
aasre
Mrvrn
ruM
in
the
eighth
Inning
and
defeat
Ctaleaco
after
the
Cuba
had
acored
fit
el
run
la
tbalr
half
of
the
frame.
Eight
pttcnagh.
four
an
each
aide,
were
batted
cut
mt
the
boa.
New
Tort'
Yankee
and
Washington
tauter
hilobad
up
in
a
batting
duel
a&dx
a
hsner
by
"Oosae"
Ooxlih.
In
the
aweiith.
neued
the
Senator
three
nana.
The
Tanks
thereafter
failed
to
hit
Sa
taw
ptoelaes.
teeing
thirteen
men
left
Tfte
dy
aoorM
were
aa
fallows:
Amrrlran
lnctie
Boatao-PhUadclpWa.
caHed.
St.
Low
1.
ClesatMI
P.
Waatogton
S.
New
York
4.
Detroit
S.
Oleat
7.
Natktnal
league
Boat
4.
rhUadrtpMa
12.
Chicago
9.
Otaetimatl
11.
miiBwrg
0.
St.
Louis
1.
ix.ua
i:
T.tMHMi
Nullonal
W.
St.
Lout
7
New
York
7
PlttMburg
7
Philadelphia
7
Beaton
7
Sblcnin
4
anelnBWtJ
3
Brooklyn
2
Amrrlran
St.
Laula
8
New
York
8
PRINCE
f.UrEKTiTrC:.
TUESDAY,
APKIL
26,
1927
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hail,
with
newly
laid
darning
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least.
I'hone
457.
Price
Five
Cenla
irnrr
nimr
nr
i
i
lrtprr
nnrmn
ini
DAI
ILL
UN
IAHUJlL
tUVLii
9
i
tin
i
kkii
ULiiL
IV
iuiiiji
n
l
yifiin
i'
i
iiivl
iil
V-uysviiiii
i
n
nnmna
vmnitv
nprnmez
w
v
w
v
a.
X
v
j
Avenue
of
Fire
as
Canton
and
Northern
Forces
Fight
mbardment
lasted
hours
and
two
thousand
J
LOUIS
IN
Pekin
soldiers
are
reported
to
have
lost
j
.
rmnT
nT
nr
lii)es
in
engagement
j
iIuM
t
LitL
IIWU'AI,
April
2C-
The
Yangstc
River
vicinity
is
virtually
-.r
riM
Ah.
...
i.
t.
i..
iu
t
i.
'ui.
;w
across
the
river,
which
were
in
the
hands
of
the
northern
Ttie
firing
lasted
for
hours.
Tw
Uousand
Northern
soldier
are
reported
to
have
been
r
uf'jji
on
me
l
ungate
Kiver.
wo
launches,
lowing
a
dozen
:
cf
Northerner,
attempted
to
reach
the
southern
short
of
(
.
;
c
iat
nignt
according
to
reports,
a
searchlight
revealed
r
.
m
h
and
ail
the
boats
were
sunk
with
elchty
shells
fired
ej'.loncsc.
FIWITP
9XTV
OF
GYMNASIUM
I
N
INM
It
ASKCII
Tl
MtKL
All
ION
glneer
will
be
k
ed
to
alt
tor
the
pto-
and
oWMn
tank
:.c
city
couaell
t
the
'
i
art
been
mi
il
the
:
;rc:titg
laal
naffct
faom
t
the
public
rjraanaaiiun
mating
that
Um
eotn-
..uarumoualy
In
favor
of!
F'Turr
street,
the
council
I
:iie
engineer
bad
better!
-
k
UmI
Uieamig-t
knew
pc.
uon
u
referred
to.
l.
.
oil
the
subject.
AW.
TUi-)ie
rommtvn
wtahrd
to
a.e
money,
a
It
would
bt
.Miile
to
rle
the
mount
;g
ue
lte
ut
view.
The
I
iu
to
secure
4tc
and
'
.
the
ooUecttttg
o(
the
u.ir
enough
niorwy
cuuld
no
!
r
tle
cIih
of
buii'"
w
ai
lie
required,
then
the
site
w
Ik
used.
io.'
nmttcr
will
oome
again
is
co.me.il
!
ihe
next
nwttil
ie
-t-jwri
ot
Uie
city
engineer
I
MOUS
MINER
n
il
jam;
imi;iY..
um:
hi
uit
4-
(ooi.tixii:
si
i
cooii
IV
C.IN1I1ME
KKI'LY
NEW
YORK.
AprU
M
In
a
peach
wblcti
be
devoted
to
an
outline
of
Cnlted
Stale
foreign
paatcT.
PrnOoeet
Ooolldge.
be
fort
a'Oalted
Ptcm
dinner
taat
night.
dcrHrd
cantoneae
rWtafB
Mlnlaler
Busene
Cheala
reotat
reply
to
the
prim-era'
pro-teat
at
the
Nankin
aSair
aa
"ooDCiltatory
In
tone
and
to
a
certain
degree
responalve.
leaving
final
HpoaUkn
of
the
matter
at
lwue
for
further
coo-atorrauon
of
our
government."
FIRST
STEP
TAKEN
IN
WHALEN
ACTION
IM-fumt
t'iinMii
Orilrrnl
ItrMnrrd
In
llrMrj
h
Mr.
JuMk-r
Miirphj
VAWCOUVEn.
AprU
M
-
So
that
the
ctetunct
Whalen
Pulp
tt
Paper
MUla
Ltd.
might
be
cited
aa
defendant
in
an
action
brought
agalnat
4t
by
the
original
owner
for
the
purpooe
of
an
nulling
the
aale
of
IU
aaxcta
lor
at.-OOdflQO
on
the
ground
of
fraud.
Mr.
Joatlre
Murphy
In
Supreme
Court
yra-tcrdey
ordered
the
company
restored
to
the
prortoMial
refftntry
from
which
U
had
been
atruek
off.
Wllti:l.ls
ItlltlllT.
Waahlrgton
7
Detroit
4
Philadelphia
S
Cleveland
3
Chicago
3
Doaton
...
.
3
L.
3
3
4
4
0
C
9
10
3
3
3
3
3
0
7
8
Pet.
.700
.700
.G30
J338
38
.400
350
.167
.023
.CIS
.583
J7I
.500
.453
.417
373
MISSISSIPPI
FLOODED
YET
m;v
Aiti:t
iivi:itn.ottx
rontv
am!
ir
i
naiii
ih;atii
i.i-t
MAV
TOTAL
500
MCMI'IIIS.
April
S(n
The
Mll.
elil
III
if
and
lit
trlliutarlm
IimI.ij
Ihioilril
n
new
IrrrlliT)
In
the
Mate4
of
MlM.ilpil,
Arkaiioai
ami
l.mil-1-uiiii,
rrnilifhir
ailillllnnul
tlKiusanilo
liiMiirlevs,
1
he
knonit
dm
III
ll(
hut
ulrrmlv
rrntliril
our
liunilml
Millie
irHirla
Imlli'utr
thai
It
may
nlhl
lulul
flte
liiindrrd
hi
the
entire
Mrlt
krn
urrn,
The
numlirr
of
home
lri
In
now
lurrl
ut
I.VI.IMNl.
MIC
ItltAHV
UKTl
IINS.
J.
C.
Tirady.
MP.
for
Skeena
returned
to
the
city
ou
this
afternoon'
train
after
attending
the
aeaalon
of
the
house
of
parliament
at
Ottawa
alnce
the
flrat
of
February.
Paaiieugcri
arriving
In
the
city
today
on
the
CaUla
from
the
north
Included
W.
A.
Wilson
and
Jamea
Calvin
from
Alice
Arm:
T.
Henri
ka,
L.
Fox,
A.
A.
Caswell,
Mlsa
Edith
Heath.
C.
L.
Bur-
llch
and
W.
Ooldbloom
from
Anyox:
Mlas
Pitt.
A.
M.
Whitcalde,
S.
J.
Par-
klnaon.
E.
Pollard.
J.
DeKergonuneaux,
W.
C.
Lynham,
3.
II.
McNab,
Mra.
Oeo.
Mcllmoyle,
C.
H.
Fogg,
Mr.
and
Mra.
D.
Roaa.
A.
Knight,
and
Mr.
McMillan
from
Stewart,
and
H,
Anderaon
from
Mnple
Bay
51GN0K
MUSSOLINI
attends
the
maneuver
at'
the
Kuvbara
aviation
camp
in
lUime.
a
feature
of
which
wa,s
an
aerial
bombardment
display.
lie
is
accompanied
by
Signor
Da
I
bo,
minister
of
ariatlon
mti:i
ri.Vi:ies
aisc
KILLED
l
(KAMI
:
NEWPORT
'NEWS.
Va
April
26.
Commander
Noel
Darts
and
Lieut.
Woostcr.
his
alttrnite.
both
noted
United
States
airmen,
were
killed
tcday
when
the
giant
airplane
American
Legion.
In
which
they
planned
a
New
Tork-Parls
flight
crashed
near
here.
-
MOTHER
KILLS
FOUR
DUFF
STUART
HEADS
i!
!
i
i
a
.
:
i
!
:i
SLEEPING
CHILDREN
Mm.
1
1
u
mum
TliMiiiai
uf
Kuril
(II).
On-
larla.
Hull
lini-d
VuuiigHirra
tilth
Knife
WINDSOR,
Ont
.
AprU
28.
Mrs.
llumma
TTtunav
ad
45.
of
Ford
Ctty.
killed
her
four
children
toy
slashing
(heir
throats
with
a
butcher
knife
when
they
slept.
She
attempted
to
kill
ber-hft
but
physicians
say
she
will
re
cover.
.
t
1921
BISLEY
TEAM
Vanrautrr
llriirrat
l.n;
Idrnllflnl
with
Turgrl
Miimllug,
Mill
luil
Trip
Ik
Kiigluiul
thlx
Vrur
OTTAWA.
April
26.
The
Dominion
of
Canada
Rifle
Association
has
select
ed
Brigadier
Oencral
J.
Duff
Stuart
of
Vancouver
to
command
the
Canadian
Htslry
team
this
year.
General
Stuart
for
many
years
haa
been
active
with
military
target
shooting
In
Canada.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
AakiAl
Wheat
146H
B.C.
8llvcr
180
1.81
Coast
Copper
...
.13.73
14.00
Gladstone
.23
Vi
26,
,.
Howe
Sound
38.23
,u40.O3
Independence
,
j
'.07V4'.
,
,.08,.,
Indian
rW-V
U
&
U
.
,
.H
Marmot
-12
!4
Porter
Idaho
;
f
".13H
.15
Richmond
15
J5H
SUver
Crest
;
.06
T
Surf
Inlet
t.01;
.0214
The
rum-ruwoncrs
aeem
to
have
beaten
the
scientists
to
the
discovery
of
the
best
method
of
extracting
gold
from
the
ocean.
STIFF
DENIAL
BYPATTULLO
(
IIAKA(
Tl
l:l.l:l
(
AKI.OW
STATEMENT
AH
AUMILITE
IX-tOl.MlKIt
AM)
INTUI
E
VM'TOItlt.
April
tf!.
IJrrre
Mr.
Ju-tler
Murrlsoir
nival
mmmloslon
liMrllKatlng
Ihr
elurgn.
of
Frank
CarlwK.
linn.
T.
I).
I'uttulln.
mill-l-trr
i(
l.imK
yesterday
eluiraetrr-l.rtl
uk
ulisolulrly
unluundrd
and
untrue
the
fctatrmrnt
liy
t'urlow
that
lir
(Mr.
Pull
alio)
hud
liltl
III
in
In
-ill(
a
itiiinllii
of
1.lHMI,
Mtlrgrdlr
hrrurrd
In
a
furrshore
dnl
put
thmugli
tor
I.
(I.
Thomas
of
Viiiimutrr,
with
M.
It.
Jaiksun,
K.f.
Mr.
J.iikMin
rornilMiralnl
the
iiilultrr
ami
drnlnl
t
lint
he
had
rrreltnl
r
asknl
for
an;
wrl
f
Ihr
miiiiiilssliin.
Ilrnrv
('.
Il.ill.
tormrr
MJ.A.
ilriilrd
lie
had
rnlrrrd
liilo
any
uerrriiirnt
or
biirguln
nilli
lar-low
ttlwrrlij
loniiiil-sloiiH
Carlua
renrH
u
liquor
ucrnl
wrrr
to
lie
uppllnl
lonunl
the
orgaiilzallon
rxpriiM-sr
of
the
Uhrral
pnrtj.
Col.
Wlnvliy.
fornirr
inrinlwr
of
Ihr
Uiiior
Cunlrol
Itouril.
1
1
titled
that
neither
lie
nor
any
mmilirrs
of
Ihr
IwMiril
lutd
kunwlnlce
ut
I
lie
MMilnlniriit
of
prron
la
Msltloni
Willi
Ihr
hoard
on
the
iiiiilrrMamllng
lhal
they
wrrr
re-lulrrd
In
"glte
llirlr
wrtlera
free,
playing
In
the
l.llirrul
orrhrslra.
SHIP
ABLAZE
AT
SAN
PEDRO
tMT..(ill.TIOX
LAT
NIU1IT
ON
llttKillTIK
SAOAIIA1IOO
NtllLY
f.OST
LIVES
OF
TWO
ITItKXlEN
ti3AN
PEDRO.
AprU
26.
Fire
which
had
been
smouldering
for
four
days
In
one
of.
the
,
forward
holds
of
the
freighter
Sagadohoo,
which
arrived
on
Monday
from
New
York,
burst
Into
flames
last
night
and
nearly
cost
the
lives
of
two
firemen
before
It
extinguished.
A
fire
boat
and
eight
land
companies
quelled
Uie
blaze
by
fUUng
the
hold
with
water
and
wetting
down
the
bulkheads.
Already
a
long,
hard
winter
la
being
predicted.
There
Is
nothing
like
get-ting
on
the
Job
early.
Local
Elevator
Will
Be
Clear
of
Wheat
Before
Summer
Comes;
Sevtral
More
Shipments
Coming
With
the
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Kupert
elevator
now
about
half
full,
there
are
today
in
the
railway
yards
some
120
carloads
of
grain
awaiting
to
be
taken
in
and
about
eighty
carloads
are
on
the
way
here.
A
train
of
24
cars
is
due
to
arrive
this
evening.
4
It
was
stated
this
morning
by
Joseph
Bennett,
manager
of
the
elevator,
that
it
was
the
intention
to
clean
the
plant
out
with
Biiip-mcnls
abroad
before
the
season
closes.
It
is
not
expected
that
any
i
grain
will
be
left
in
storage
here
but
the
elevator
will
be
ready
to
receive
next
fall's
crop
immediately
it
starts
to
move.
1
With
a
full
cargs
of
318.1C4
bushels,
t
'
the
British
freighter
Sedge
Pcol
saUed
it
(he
elevatcr
at
6
o'clock
last
nljht
(or
ibe
United
&n;dun
cr
csutlnect.
The
next
vessel
ccming
to
load
Is
the
K"
Line
freighter
Kaluku
Mam
which
Is
nuY
expsstcd
about
Friday.
She
wUl
take
a
full
cargo
ta
the
United
Kingdom
r
continent.
Tbcte
Rccuis
to
be
some
difference
of
j
figures
IccaUy
as
to
the
amount
of(
grain
that
has
been
a:tually
shipped
i
Xrcm
this
port
since
last
fall.
An
official
bulletin
tran
Wheat
Pool
hed-quarters
at
Calgary,
which
was
published
last
week,
stated
that,
not
Including
the
cargo
of
the
Sedge
Pool.
twenty-two
ship
had
leaded
here
while
figures
compiled
by
local
Inter
eats
show
a
total
of
sixteen
vessels.
There
FISH
ARRIVALS
CANADIAN
Bayvlew.
1,200
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
14c
and
7c.
Iris,
2.500
pounds.
Atlln
Fisheries.
142c
and
7c.
Westerner.
1500
pounds,
to
Canadian
Klsh
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
13.5c
and
7c.
WEATI1EK
KKI'OKT.
Prince
Rupert.
Cloudy,
calm,
tem
perature
40.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
41.
Ttosswood.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
42.
Alyanah.
Cloudy
calm.
temp.
40.
Alice
Arm.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
42.
Anyox.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
43.
Stew-art.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp,
40.
Haezlton.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
40.
Telegraph
Creek.
Cloudy,
north
wind
temp.
30.
Burns
Lake.
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
42.
Whltehorse.
Clear,
sou
lb
wind,
temp.
33.
Dawson.
Cloudy,
north
wind.
temp.
28.
The
best
amplifier
for
the
call
of
duty
ts
twins.
NEW
UNION
IS
BEING
FORMED
ikitli.
AMI
IlKKU
1'AKI.OItS
E.MPLOV-LES
OKtiAMZE
The
Hotel
and
Beer
Parlors'
UrUon
Local
wm
crganlced
here
Sunday,
the
fclloYlng
prsvtiional
officers
being
elected:
President
T.
Clough.
Vice-Prisldent
rA.
Evans.
Financial
Secretary
and
Business
;
Agent
D.
Milne.
agreement,
however,
on
the
estimate!
treasurer
b.
iaui.er.
that.
y
the
time
the
tciaon
u
oer.
!
Recording
Secretary
XI.
Scott.
some
6
.003.000
bushels
wUl
have
been!
Executive
Messrs.
A.
Amctt,
Robert
handled
toy
the
local
house.
Mccsacry.
c.
Olsen.
A.
L.
Lararotto.
i
rne
umcn
taxes
in
notei
ana
rta:aur-
4.
'
ant
employees
and
as
soon
as
the
char-
SAN
KEY
ItEdMOX
C'OMINO
HEUNESIIAV
VANCOGVER,
April
26.
It
was
officially
announced
this
afternoon
that
the
British
Columbia
Court
pf
Appeal
would
hand
down
Its
decision,
in
the
Sankey
ter
It
received
a
drive
will
be
made
to
unionize
the
city.
There
was
a
good
sized
attendance.
4
The
elected
list
of
officers,
and
mem-
bershtp
will
be
forwarded
to
headquar-
ters
in
Cincinnati,
and
on
receipt
of
confirmation,
a
charter
will
be
forward-4.
ed.
4.
S.
D.
Macdonald.
president
of
the
murder
case
In
Victoria
on
Wed"-
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
y;tcd
as
offl-
nesday.
If
the
application
for
a
new
trial
Is
rejected,
the
Port
Simpson
Indian
will
hang
on
May
23
for
the
murder
of
Miss
Loretta
Chlsholm
at
Port
Es-
slngton
on
May
23
last.
Should
the
court
be
favorably
disposed
to
the
application;
he
will
ob-
tain
a
new
trial
which
his
coun-
set
asks
be
not
held
In
Prince
Rupert.
4.
ciai
organizer.
:
BOLD
ROBBERY
LOS
ANGELES
ItANIHT
IIKI.lt
IT
'1KISCO
M
Kit-CHANT
ANI
ESCAI'EII
WITH
SI00,-(H0
IN
JEWELS
INTERCEPTOR
BREAKS'
HACK
LOS
.ANGELES.
April
23.
A.
Jcddls,
San
Francisco
diamond
broker,
was
held
!ales
Tl'
i-h
I1li
Exrliancr
law
up
In
the
lobby
cf
the
Lowes
Building
M
jr:il:is
Totalled
!)G4(mi
pouiuN
in
the
centre
of
the
business
aectlcn
on
Mcndiy
afternoon
and
was
robbed
of
ILtllbut
sales
at
the
Fish
Exchanse
!
uncut
diamonds
valued
at
$100,000.
A
his
morning
totalled
06.900
pounds.
four
American
vessels
selling
92,000
pounds
at
bids
ranging
from
14.6c-
and
8c
to
13.4c
and
8c
while
three
Canadians
sold
4.900
pounds
between
13.5c
and
7c
and
14.2c
and
7c.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows:
AM
Kit
I
CAN
Hclgcland.
35.000
pounds,
Canadian
FUh
iV
Cold
Storage
Co-
14.6c
and
8c.
Havana,
24.000
pounds.
Pacific
FUh-
cries.
15.4c
and
Cc.
National.
18.000
pounds,
and
Ccdrle.
20.000
pounds.
Booth
FHhcries.
15.4c
and
8c.
man
pointed
a
revolver
and
seized
two
wallets.
As
the
robber
fled,
a
bystander.
Tern
Virgin,
attempted
to
intercept
him.
The
bandit
tripped
Virgin
who
fell
down
the
stairway,
breaking
his
back.
SIXTY
BANDITS
KILLED
MEXICO
KEI1KI.S
WHO
ATTACKED
(ilAKALU
JAUA
1ICAIN
AKE
Sl.AIN,
W
Alt
DEI'AIITMENT
ANNOl
NCES
MEXICO
CITY.
AprU
26.
Sixty
members
of
the
rebel
band
which
at
tacked
a
Ouar&lajara
train
last
Tuesday
and
massiicred
many
of
the
pa.'wcnger
were
killed
in
an
engagement
with
federal
troops
on
Saturday.
It
waa
announced
by
the
War
Department
last
night.
RELEASEE
OFIfEDERAL
SHIP
IS
EXPECTED
lunuma
legation
at
Waliliitou
An-tlHputm
that
Vrxxrl
Will
Soon
be
I
rrrd
WASHtNOTON,
AprU
26.
The
Panama
legation
expects
the
early
release
of
the
steamer
Federal
Ship
being
held
at
San
Francisco
as
a
rum
runner
following
her
Mlrure
a
month
or
more
ago
by
the
United
States
coastguard
some
four
hundred
mile
off
the
coast
of'
California.
The
captain
and
crew
have
been
alrealy
released.
The
Federal
Ship
was
under
the
Panama
flag
at
tlx
time.