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XVIII..
No.
110.
SUSPENSION
OF
Vancouver
City
Council
Back
Up
Commissioner
(.ivi-
'Concurrence
and
Approval"
V
Chief
and
Detective
Sergeant
Until
Inquiry
Ends
N
OUVER,
May
10.
Despite
the
request
of
Mayor
Taylor
l
hat
the
present
inquiry
into
the
charges
affecting
tha
police
force
be
Hupplanted
by
a
Royal
Commission,
the
city
I
lu.n
evening
unanimously
expressed
complete
confidence
in
n;v-i(iner
Lnnie
and
urged
him
to
continue
the
investigation.
!
Me
art
ion
of
the
council
came
as
a
result
of
Lennie's
threat
i'
irorn
the
inquiry
unless
complete
confidence
was
voted
in
tic
eouncil,
following
that
body's
failure
on
Monday
to
en-
vv-.vj"
iAiar
snr
.
.
a
n
i
u
n.
a
ri
f
i
k
u
i
I
hp.
m
y
nasi
rm
i
r
I
tin
CHANGES
HANDS
.u
ilKC
I
MUHTAKINOh
or
Till:
i
c'ONi'f.KN
hdl.lt
TO
IMIMIMilK
S;i
I
ItlTIKM
COKIItltATlOX
I
M
NA(iE.MENT
THE
SAME
mo.
May
10
Tlx-
Dominion
i
corporation
Llir.lted
haa
ac-:
entire
undertaking
and
-
e
Burn
Co.
Ltd
of
Cal-
.li-ictiin
belug
reported
to
.;arda
of
fUteen
million
dol-
hu
aeeawted
tbe
iilnlisajill
I
make
WU'Oii
a
vlotreulSit
B.irin
will
continue
to
direct
atlaira.
'..I
Sic
that
tbe
cMaiie
u
few
-
of
nierglBt
the
cjmpaay
'
made
Packers
Ltd
a
fere
;aper
articles
recently.
im
i
-mi
i
i
-I'
n
in:
IN
TWO
GROUPS'?
It:'
:
1)1
INTf'KITS
IM'U'llH
llV.l
tVKI.I.
KMIUV
IlKMIIt-
AUK
NAME
:
May
10.
A
lour
million
merger
a
announced
i
Silver
Bpr'.iiK
and
Victoria
Victoria,
the
Rainier
Brew.
SO
i'
ps
and
the
Westminster
:
New
WetmlnMer.
wlileh
hl
a
couple
of
year
ago.
'
-r
will
have
a
possible
pro;
i
mud
a
th
UMiici
barrels
of
It
means
Uiat
the
brewing
the
province
ii
now
eon-''
large
groups.
,
f
the
merger
one
prombv
will
receive
half
a
million
-
lioldlnga.
"
t
0
AltllA
M
mmmm
A
a
V
I
!
i!
V
II
I
A
1
1
1
1
rJ
OF
UNIVERSITY
4i:n
skki.kiv
or
VlfTimlA
it-
om:hnou
iKM;iai,n
-
MEDAL
Kit,
May
0
StudenU
to
the
TM
are
t
receive
degre?
"
atlon
of
the
Uulreralty
of
:
Mibla
today
at
Point
Orey
'
i
ol
Victoria
captured
the
'
"
iiriHl'a
gold
medal
donated
!
hoadlug
the
graduating
:.
ELECTRIC
STOCK
IS
SOLD
'
"UlMMtK
AI.
AliIAN
isl(rWl.
I.-.T
TAKE
OVKK
ritKl
KHItKIl
"WflllTIEM
Of
COMPANY
May
1(1
Hhnraholrtcra
of
1,
"-Ii
Columbia
Electric
Railway
notification
today
from
the
i
lmt
varlniH
Canadian
flnA-"t
at
and
Lord
Rotherwere.
h
"itntly
joined
their
blda.
had
y
accepted
the
preferred
atoc
'""way
company
on
terma
'
'
Duthle
to
Request
for
Susiicnslon
of
doi.se
his
interim
report.
lh.
council
cterd
reminded
its
re-eoiuu.n
of
M.ndsy
to
re.Vrring
back
to
commlaaiouer
hU
recommendation
that
Chiei
Long
and
Detective
Sergeant
McLaughlin
be
relieved
Irum
duty
until
the
ct.iicluloii
of
the
.nqulry
and
gave
"concurrence
and
approval"
to
hla
recommendation.
The
remiuendatton
ha.
been
for-
warded
to
the
police
commission
for
action
when
It
meeU
today
to
deal
witb
It.
Tbe
Mayor
announced
that
Detect!
Servant
McLaugblln
aa
well
aa
Chief
Ung
ha-,
applied
to
be
relieved
of
hla
duties
ujit.l
tbe
Inquiry
cods
and
-ee
wlU
be
dealt
with
by
the
police
board
today
alao.
1
t4ttfftft4TtTtt4
t
llltST
Mi:i"
TAKHN
"r
AT
iniRf,liE
nnnoit
4
A
samp
aeow.
the
fire
Item
of
equipment
in
connection
with
the
construction
of
the
B.llmor
Spauce
Mllla.
Ltd.
new
aawmlU
along
the
railway
track.
i
inllca
aoutb
of
the
city,
waa
landed
at
the
alte
this
morning.
In
tola
the
men
will
be
houted
pending
the
construction
of
camp
buildings.
The
construe-Hon
crew
Is
already
being
taken
on.
ROYAL
BANK
MANAGER
DIES
AT
VICTORIA
VICTORIA.
May
10,
The
death
occurred
here
of
Joaeph
Andrew
Walker.
yearjt
of
age.
who
retired
three
mo
tuba
ago
aa
manager
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Calgary
and
came
here
for
hla
health.
Mcpherson
is
chosen
CRANBROOK
LIBERALS
CBANBROOK.
May
10.
-
r.
M.
AV
Pheraon
of
Cranbrook.
preaident
of
the
Liberal
Aaaoclatlon.
waa
but
night
ncmlnated
UberaJ
candidate
to
ooutcet
the
cext
provtnelal
election.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Nmmi
CIIii
rrte
Twliiy
mi
YaiHwu-
rr
iJiriMn
(Courteay
8.
D.
Johnaton
Cto.
Ltd.!
Bid
Aaked
"
.09
Bayvlew
.81
Big
Mleaourl
Cork
Provlnoe
"
Jl',4
M
Dun
well
4.10
Oeorge
Copper
M
Ooloonda
.
4
independence
.
31
Kootenay
Floran
.11
L.
and
h.
04
Lakevlew
.34
M
Lucky
Jim
.UV4
.11
Marmot
Metals
National
Sllr
.
.1114
IS
18.40
MMX..
Wi.OrtlUS
ajf
M
M
For
.f000
M
M
.
Rufya
Arftnto
,T
.4tVt
Ruth
nope
.OS
Selkirk
.10
Bllver
Creet
.
.
.QSH
.It
Uveramlth
sjo
too
Sunlock
is
.1
Termlnua
tJ
0
wnitawater
M
JS
Woodbine
.80
Cotton
Belt
.40
.44
Oeorgia
rUvtr
.44
Orandview
MS
1.20
Northern
and
PRINCE
VANCOUVER
g!gr'i
v.n
v'tr;
WOULD
FLY
TO
SWEDEN':
RUPERT.
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MAY
i
CHIEF
Bert
Hassell.
Rockif-u
1.
and
Walter
DurweiS
tellow-towngnifo
1
I
BURNS
RESULT
1
OF
BACK
FIREi
Mll.lilll
It
II.
WITH
ZMm
fot
t
IIALIIIIT
Alio
ltl
MIST
US
HIT
(!tAT
Word
haa
been
received
bet
tnii
Capt.
C.
Smenaen
and
his
crew
T
f
f
A
men
arrived
In
Ketchikan
and
(.
sjiUcA
the
burning
of
the
halibut
acl-
K
Mildred
II.
a
SeatUe
boat
owtK.i
v
Miriln
Johnson,
ui
Cordova
Bay.
eatt
ak
of
Pi.r.ce
ol
Walea
lalaad.
There
was
MC0
pounds
of
hal:cj'
on
board.
The
achooner
was
on
her
u
port.
The
valves
lmd
been
allck
v'
the
-lay
before
and
she
had
been
bi
-
-firing
oceasionally
On
I
be
dy
on
':urfc
she
caught
fire
Captain
Swcnatr
bad
been
wrtttnc
aackh
and
puttUu
near
he
oeac
of
th
fiigfne
In
hoie
ci
naking
it
aa
far
aa
the
Huntci
ba
anncry
In
rrder
to
rr.ake
the
neoajsary
epalr
befrc
ronung
tr.to
town.
The
gaacllne
beer
me
Ignited
and
the
oil
In
the
Ohm-
nl.io
caught
firs.
Be-ng
unable
to
quench
the
flames,
the
men
put
out
in
boat
u
tbe
beach
if
was
not
until
t
next
day.
however,
that
tlie
lire
rewriu'd
the
tejtka,
which
then
exploded.
Tbe
Mildred
H
a
built
In
Tacoms
eight
years
ago.
bhe
eras
one
of
tbe
long-line
claes
ol
'mats.
31
tone
net.
and
worth
aevn.i:
thousand
dollars.
Captain
Bwcnacii
nd
the
crew
have
Tone
to
Seattle.
liAltTIKJl
WHY
IX
Yt'KON
DAVfBON,
May
10
Tbe
earthquake
aooompacied
by
low
rumble
which
heard
st
D.
aosi
Tuesday
after-
alao
reported
from
Qaurt?
Creek
and
the
dls-
trtet
generally.
Man
and
Woman
Hotel
Window
10,
1H28
IS
RA
TIFIED
BY
CITY
'
,
I
-
"
-t--,?-'
r
v-jflii-.a-aaL.
v-gm
to
fly
from
there
to
Stockholm,
via
the
route
hown.
Hi
syxiisn-
a
...v
MINERS
GOING
TO
INTERIOR
1MK
T
UfTV
MKX
NOW
OX
IMJM-fLUVBIt
IJT
IIKItE
HIT
Ktltl.V
IMI'HOtKMKNT
EXICTUI
ateady
demand
re-
oaotly
for
sMnera
from
Kmaelton.
nuth-
era.
Topley
and
the
Babine.
It
Is
reported
by
Jaotea
M.
Campbell,
local
auperln
Undent
tor
that
Employment
Banrtoe
of
Can
.da.
Men
are
being
aent
up
the
lias,
n
slmoat
every
train.
The
otntrkl
Intertor
haa
alao
bean
taking
a
number
of
eawnuu
and
bush
men.
Tbe
list
of
local
unemployed
now
atanda
St
fifty
including
quite
a
number
of
tnwatonu.
Some
men
bate
beett
returning
frcm
Stewart
where
tlx
mine
ham
not
been
opening
up
quite
aa
tact
aa
nlght
have
been
expected
and
where
there
la
already
reported
to
be
a
glut
of
labor.
With
the
new
aawmlU
of
the
Blllmor
Spruce
MlUi
Ltd.
rear
the
city
under
conatructton
and
a
revival
of
mining
acclivity
at
JJ'.ewert
and
other
district
coopa.
It
la
expected
that
there
will
be
considerable
Improvement
In
the
employment
actuation
by
the
end
of
this
month
CIIYTEMPLE
PYS
PROPERTY
ntoroH.u,
to
i;m;rr
unuv
tu-
TOWIM
At
VKTOKU
IOK
Ulv-
is)ii
kvis
riii
irfii
i
ki'
uaww
m
.we
m
11
VIOTOIUA.
May
10.
The
City
Temple,
whose
pastor
la
Or.
Clem
Aavtea.
has
DUTChaeaet
the
First
Baptlit
Church
pro-(nooa
SM
party
st
the
corner
of
Vancouver
andi-uw,
OranvUle.
Q.,
PiagUard
BtreeU
for
a
alte
for
a
big
auditorium
to
be
used
by
the
church
and
for
Abltc
aervlce.
There
la
already'
laid
a
sold
concrete
(ouudatlon
whlet
oaa
be
ulfltaed
for
the
new
atrueture.
'
Banday
Dr
Davlea
asked
hut
eongre-
Nfatton
fdf
enough
money
to
aeeure
tjaa
property
nd
on
Monday
1
1700
waa
adn
In
with
which
the
deal
was
clinched
CANADIAN
MILK
AT
:f
GARRISON
IN
SHANGHAI
LONDON
May
10
-Replying
In
the
ItOBSO
If
Commons
to
a
question,
Capt.
Cooper,
Conservative,
state
that
British
trooas
in
Shanghai
,sjhy
being
supplied
with
Canadian
condensed
milk
at
tbe
rate
ol
about
alx
tona
a
month.
He
understood
the
milk
was
of
Canadian
'origin.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
1
v
a
is'ot
centre
1
.
proposes
(
tto
Mel
bum
(Wt)
UP
I'lWMI
11
'.I
.
.
i.
BROKE
8.12
intin
Sundlin
of
Granville
Was
Winner
of
$7,000
Ice
Derby
Prize
DAWSON,
Y.T
May
10-The
breakup
of
(hi-
Ice
at
the
Dawson
water
front
took
place
at
8.12
last
night
and
the
ice
has
been
floating
in
a
steady
stream
ever
since.
The
winner
of
the
first
ice
Derby
was
John
Sundlln
of
Granville,
a
small
settlement
on
lDoaiaim
Creek,
50
miles
from
Daw
sen.
Sundlin's
gueftt
was
.16
p.m.
on
May
9.
He
will
receive
approximately
$7,000
as
a
l.
.The
judges
for
the
big
event
wot
t
local
manager
of
the
Batik
al
Commerce,
the
man.
MjvAof
the
Northern
Commercial
yo.
and
the
chief
accountant
of
the
I.eroy
Mining
Co.
ATKINSON
CHOSEN
IN
OPPOSITION
TO
BARROW
ABSOTBPORD.
May
10
-At
a
Con
ssrvstlve
convention
for
tbe
Chllltwack
provincial
riding.
William
Atkinson,
for
40
years
a
resident
of
the
district,
waa
chosen
to
appose
Hon
E.
D.
Bsrrow
minuter
of
agriculture
nt
the
forthcoming
provincial
election
R.
E.
Allen,
district
loresSSr.
returned
to
the
elty
on
this
afternoonV
tram
from
a
trip
to
the
Haatlton
region
on
official
duties.
J.
A.
Morris
sellcd
by
the
Prince
Oeorge
yesterday
afternoon
u
a
business
trip
to
Anyos
and
Alice
Arm.
Bubscrlbe
for
tbe
Daily
Fell
from
Grand
and
Were
Killed
if,.
;frWf
IhV
fliird
floor
window
Street,
here
yesterday
afternoon,
Vancouver
Yesterday
Afternoon
ANCOUV
Kit,
May
-lOV-A-Hurtling
of
the
lirand
Hotel,
Water
Mrs.
r.ol'ina
lto
was
instantly
killed
and
Robert
HsCertson
of
Uritannia
iieach
was
fatally
injured,
dying
two
hours
later
in
the
hospital.
The
police
are
endeavoring
to
solve
the
mystery
of
the
fatal
plunire.
According
to
information
received
by
them
the
i
uple
were
alone
in
Robertson
room
in
the
hotel
with
the
window
closed.
Shortly
after
two
o'clock
a
passer
by
in
the
street
wu
startled
to
hear
a
crash
irora
the
break!
nir
of
k1h
and
to
see
the
man
and
woman
fall
through
the
window
together
to
the
pavemen'
!elow.
Boston
Grill
Vic
Foley
Swings
Too
Low
Thus
Giving
His
Opponent,
Kid
Roy,
a
Longer
Lease
of
the
Championship
May
10.
Leo
(Kid)
gey
retained
the
Dominion
MONTREAL,
.featherweight
boxing?
title
as
a
result
of
a
win
last
night
from
Vic
Foley
of
Vancouver
on
a
ioui
in
the
sixth
round
of
a
scheduled
twelve,
round
bout,
which
was
watched
by
9,000
fans.
Both
fighters
weighed
in
at
125
pounds.
It
was
the
third
battle
between
the
pair,
Foley
having
twice
before
challenged
for
Hoy's
title.
The
first
bout
was
a
draw,
while
Uoy
earned
the
decision
in
the
second
go.
in.
light
laat
night
the
audden
"
ruin
at
kd
came
mid
ay
in
tbe
alxth
t.cn
f
.iey
!ud
the
champion
batted
,j;nsi
:hc
rupi'A.
He
pounded
sway
o.i
J
e
o;
h.a
swiuyt.
a
atralght
v.
aiiiit
R?y
on
the
lelt
grout
and
a..k
ij
hu
knect
In
pain.
The
lo
lared
i:
a
.'oul
and
awarded?
i.f
i-
-in-
chamaion.
thue-
l)i:iinat::ig
tbe
V.ncjuver
bey's
cbance9U(E4M
ttt
MrllO.VAUt.
srs
wtdow
oi.'laii::i
x
the
title
for
aome
tune
to
"oox.
Foley
had
the
advantage
In
the
first
nu
fourth
rounda
and
Wif
In
the
aecond
and
third,
with
the)
rath
about
even.
When
the
fatal
low
awing
landed
1
Icy
had
Juat
begun
to
fore
the
fight-.iig
and
hla
backera
were
gOtttng
excited
ver
:he
proapect
of
a
tai
for
tbe
extern
man.
FISH.ARRIVALS
T
HNg
!M4
rtl
Uki
m&
tiii
&vmw.
Two
;
American
"boats
soM
47.000
pounds
of
halibut
at
the
Puh
Ex-
rhanse
thu
morning
for
6
Be
and
5c
and
7c
and
4c:
four
Canadians
dis
posed
of
25.000
pounds
st
from
Sc
Be
to
S
Be
and
3c
and
four
American
are
holding
over
until
tomorrow
witn
1
400
pounds.
Arrivals
today:
AtlMCIC'AX
Zenith,
30.000
pounds.
Atlln
Ptaher-es.
S.Se
and
8c.
Sumner.
18.000
pounds.
Canadian
nsh
tt
Cold
Storage
Co..
Tc
and
4c.
CANAIUAX
Olympta
Itl
.
6.500
pounds.
Atlln
Fisheries,
t3c
and
5c.
B
W
.
5
500
pounds,
Royal
PUh
Co
1.1c
and
5c.
MuU-neag.
&
500
pounds.
Atlln
Pliher-es.
OJc
and
Sc.
R
W
.
5.500
pounds.
Royal
Plan
Co..
Me
erd
Sc.
Mutroeag-
3300
pounds.
Atlln
Pish-rl-a.
84c
and
5c.
Helre
H..
7.500
pounds.
Csnsdlan
ith
At
Ccld
Storare
Co..
Sc
and
5c.
lIOUUNd
OVKU
Celtic.
38,000
pcunda:
HI
Olll.
7300
,xunda:
Venus,
0.000
pounds:
Plattery
9.000
pounds.
CABINET
TO
MEET
AFTER
ARRIVAL
OF
HON
T.
D.
PATTULLO
VICTORIA
May
10.
Cabinet
mini
era
are
again
gathering
In
this
olty
md
on
the
arrival
of
Hon.
T.
a
tullo
it
la
understood
s
meeting
of
the
cabinet
will
take
place
which
will
have
in
important
bearing
on
the
fate
ol
he
iliiutsX.
-
None
of
the
ministers
are
saying
any
thing
but
the
alienee
Is
ominous
of
aomethlng
brewing.
tt
lKfXEl"
KKI'OKT.
,
8
a.Hl.
t
D'gby
Island-Clear,
calm:
barometer
30.23:
temperature.
M;
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point.-
Overcast,
aight
southeast
wind:
barometer,
S0.10:
tern
perature.
40;
sea
smooth.
Bull
Harbor.
Cloudy,
ealm:
barometer.
20.96;
temperature.
50;
sen
smooth:
8
p.m.
apoke
tug
Lome,
abeam
China
Hat,
towing
bary
Biaosyne
southbound:
8
p.m.
spoke
st'eame.
Anyos.
Blubber
Bay
for
Ocean
lPafU.
Of
miles
from
Ocean
Palls:
8
pm.'
"kpoitf
steamer
Amur.
Tacoma
for
Britannia
Beach.
87
miles
from
Britannia
Beach:
7:30
a.m.
apoke
ataamer
Cardtna,
In
Mllbank
Sound,
northbound.
Noon
Digby
Island
Clear,
calm:
barometer.
30
30:
temperature.
80:
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
light
S.I
wind:
barometer,
80.10:
temperature.
51:
sea
smooth.
Bull
Harbor-
Clear,
light
northwest
wnd:
barometer.
30.04:
tempeniiurr.
60
v.i
tmoo'.b.
ilia
nre
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
ifr?
newly
laid
dancing
igv.i.
floor,
for
hire
Jew
soda
fountain.
fSjiates
and
best
for
the
Phone
457
Price
Five
CenU
TERRACE
FARMER
,
DIED
YESTERDAY
ft
HilO
ti
jiMY.
LAST
WEEK
IX
iiotriT.tu
Kit
(I
MUtll
LA
NT
XIUHT
Jeatb
occurred
but
night
at
5fSce
:e
ol
WlllUtm
sscoouald.
a
ranetver
sBSSb
i
and
a
former
resident
of
tills
Deceased
had
been
brought
to
city
la4t
week
and
waa
a
patient
the
Prince
Rupert
Ocneral
Hospital
few
day,
returning
to
the
toon
Batuiday.
nse
late
Mr
McDonald,
who
lived
gehnoe
Rupert
for
several
years.
tveasBlsbi
cn
Mlnth
Avenue,
la
survived
a
daughter.
Km.
A.
C.
.
aaeV.
son,
VUttam
McDameld
Mi
He
seshss
far
tbe
Prank
Morris
of
tbe
D
C
Uodertakm
pelt
this
mrrning
for
Terrace
to
take
charge
of
funeral
arra;;gemet!ta.
THREW
HERSELF
INTO
THE
SEA
Hisii
tih
l
niiMt
rum.
o
koaicii
KHII'Ht
LIVr.lt
CUM1IITH
MirlliG
VAMCOUVBB,
Msy
10.
Tragedy
cast
a
pall
over
tbe
last
trip
Inward
of
the
CP
R.
liner
Impress
of
.
Canada.
It
happened
soon
after
the
vessel
left
Hong
Kong
for
Shanghai.
A
Chinese
girl,
beautiful
and
anpsssntly
rich.
Joined
tbe
veaael
at
tbe
British
port
and
.n
the
middle
of
the
iilgaS
she
went
on
deck
and
plunged
into
IBS
sea.
A
guard
aas
the
girl
shake
the
plunge,
.jave
the
alarm
and
the
ship
waa
atop-ped
and
a
search
mads
but
with
no
suit.
In
her
cabin
was
a
note
stating
that
she
had
thrown
her
belongings
overboard
and
there
was
also
a
sealed
note
addressed
to
a
high
Chinese
general
at
Canton.
PITCHING
DUEL
CHICAGO
CUBS
WON,
OVr.U'nuOflKLYN
HIT
ONLV
IX
TWELFTH
fNMMI
YBM-TKHUAV
NEW
YORK.
May
10
Th-
feature
"iigagement
yesterday
saw
Virgil
Barnes
oltch
the
Olsnu
to
victory
over
the
Pirates
with
the
league
leadership
at
stake.
McWeenry
and
Boot
were
locked
In
a
rare
pitching
duel
In
Chicago,
the
Brooklyn
pitcher
allowing
the
Cube
a
2
to
1
victory
in
twelve
Innings.
Boston
lost
the
fifth
straight,
yesterday
'a
loss
going
to
Cincinnati.
FLOODSCLAI
HMCTIS
HAMAflt:
A.MOfNTIMl
TO
NEAULV
'
SlPO.l
IS
.MlHTIIDHN
OVTAKIO
hi
t
wati;h
iii;
kik
TORONTO
May
10
Floods
in
northern
Oiitarto
claimed
five
lives
and
damaged
property
to
the
extent
of
nearly
SI
00.000.
according
to
reports
from
the
cities
and
towns
in
the
north
where
the
rivers
are
atlll
on
the
rampage,
though
the
waters
sre
said
to
be
receding.
Three
of
the
flood
vlctlua
were
ubUd
r-.n
..nd
'.wo
Indian
trappur.