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was
youiiK.
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had
also
done
some
lotfginK
and
in
more
recent
yeurtt
had
engaged
in
salmon
fishing.
For
six
year
he
had
been
a
policeman
in
Finland,
his
native
country,
and
now
wag'
the
first
time
in
his
life
he
had
ever
been
in
trouble.
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I
il..-ouKh-un
uiterpre-
preceding
ttie
tragedy
of
the
early
UMiiiied
that
he
was
morning
of
July
U
was
but
i
;,'
and
had
lived
in
a
week
or
less
that
he
had
been
,i;ubia
tor
22
years.
He
fishing
from
Fishermen's
Cove,
and
had
a
family
having
come
there
with
u
com.
i
three
datifithters
and
1
tumlnn
ll
had
followed
coal
yc:rn
at
Ladysmith
reuson,
the
only
one
suggested
being
that
he
was
not
a
member
of
Is
Uchaicd
If
the
union,
the
other
fishermen
there
persistently
obstructed
his
operations.
They
persisted
in
"corking"
(i.e.
setting
their
gear
so'
close
tahls
that
hecould
get
no
fish)
and
hooking
his
net.
This
all
led
up,
said
accused,
to
his
decidingto.
quit
after
a
couple
of
days
but,
on
going
to-
the
fish
Vl
....
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1
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i
linue
operations.
On
the
night
of
July
5
some
twenty
or
so
nets
were
placed
un-'
der
his
boat
by
these
enemies
and,
fastened
one
end
to
the
shore
and
the
other
end
to
gasboaU,
were
(drawn
taught
and
slacked
up
in
J
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a
manner1
as
to
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boat
ly
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t
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the
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witty
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RB6
TOE
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NEWS
up
and
down
and,
in
the
process,
fill
it
with
half
a
foot
of
water.
So
exasperated
did
lm
become,
accused
swore,
that
he
fired
three
shots
from
his
rifle
with
a
view
to
attracting
a
fishery
patrol
boat
which
had
recently
passed.
As
he
fired
the
third
shot,
a
bul
let
comiifg
from
the
direction
of
j'
shore
whizzed'tmst
his
head
and,
uncertain
ns
to
whether
or
not
he
had
actually
anchored
hi
boat
on
the
r.ight
pre:e?'.iug
the
tragedy.
He
did
not
reiliy
know
but
imagined
thr.t
it
had
been
K'iiiansen
.who
sto!e
his
fish.
The
rifle
he
lure
aud
other
circum
t
antes,
toi
accompany
it
with
a
tion
for
mercy.
j
.
Jfr.
Johion
said
the
crewn
H
'
'
i
"proved
that
the
accused
hbet
the
mas.
There
was
no
suestlon
that
tha
5''.
had
been
stolen
bu
that
the
victim
"
had
intarfereii
With
his
rifhU
in
fiihing.
How-
hever.
the
grievance
aad
aotning
to
do
with
the
guilt
or
innocence
of
the
maa
nel'hor
had
what
the
accused
did.
rftenvards.
There
was
no
n'Jesiion
of
in-ia
tty.
H.
thought
jhe
cwwn
had
proved
the
tmyf.ical
fuet
if
murder.
-
Judge
IcDnnald,
in
the
usual
manner.
platoed
the
definition
f
murder.
II
reviewed
the
evi-
dene
pgttts
csled
Shi
tnansnrVg
ters
of
at
ler.th
stressing
tlie
.bath
f-r
and
against
ac-
liitbinsfllvi
1
thu
Jury
retired,
re-
th
their
venaiet
of
liter
about
three
quar-
hour
later.
i
1
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C.!.R.
stenmer
Prfnc
Charles.
Ci
Nell
McLean,
arrived
in
'
rrt
ut
C..:U1
last
ovi
i
irtjg
'
from
';!ii
i,.
r
the
Qui'en
C!har-Intt
I
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:md
will
sail
nt
8
1
1
't
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ii
l
(niiinri-tiw
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on
herl
ivturn
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s.ime
route.1
TWELVEMONTHS
SENTENCE
GIVEN
Nick
Pri.a
Sent
to
Okalla
for
.Knifing
Louis
Rawka
at,
Anyox
on
August
21
in
ducking,
he
fell
and
must
!
have
struck
his
head
against
the!
Nick
1riza
Serbian,
who
mast
of
the
boat
for
he
was
knlfed
k0"8
Kawka,
Ukrainian,
"knocked
out."
Once
during
the
in
the
course
of
a
drunken,
brawl
night
he
regained
consciousness
at
Anyx
on
the
night
of
August
but,
freeiing
cold
from
lying
in
24
la9t
and
who
wa8
convicted
by
the
water
at
the
bottom
of
the
the
Jury
of
assault
occasioning
ac
boat,
his
neck
aching,
head
pound-
tuaI
bod"y
harm
was
sentenced
ing
and
ears
rinjyine,
he
was
un-
to
twelve
months'
imprisonment
able
to
rise
but
foil'
back
in
an-at
Okalla
with
hard
labor,
dating
f,thr
fnint
rnmltitr
to
airaln
jn'from
the
time
of
his
arrest,
at
the
morning,
he
found
the
eleven
fish
he
had
had
were
stolen
and,
within
a
few
feet
of
him,
Kristiansen,
the
ringleader
in
the
annoyances,
with
his
boat.
Worked
up
to
such
-a
pitch
that
he
completely
lost
hia
head,
accused
kdmftted
that
he
had
fired
three
shots
at
accused,
one
of
them
finding
its
mark.
Healizing
later
the
full
seriousness
of
what
-he
had
done,
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
this
morning
by
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
Mc
Donald
who
stated
that
he
had
thought
the
case
over
carefully
and
had
come
to
the'
conclusion
that-the
prisoner
had
already
learned
a
good
lesson
and
that
the
case
did
not
call
for
the
highest
penalty
provided.
When
His
Lordship
Inquired
if
the
prisoner
had
anything
to
say
accused
roweu
to
tno
bi",u
,iv'
i""v"
fishuacker
President
II.
where
he;uPn
"im
vv-
gave
up
his
rifle
and
requested
to
be
taken
to
the
police.
Cross-examination
Except
foV
a
few
minor
details.
Bcrry
Sisters.
O.
Fulton,
l'rlza's
counsel,
expressed
the
opinion
that
the
ends
of
justice
did
not
require
a
severe
penalty.
He
contended
that
accused
had
been
seared
and
aggravated
and,
actu-
acrused's
storjr
was
largely
un-(nlly
frightened
of
the
gang
of
shaken
un,-ler
the
eross-examina-i
Polanders,
had
become
so
excited
tion
of
A
M.
Johnson,
K.r.,
crown'
that
.
he
did
not
know
what
he
ptaicctitor.
Turner
seemed
to
be'
wan
doing.
He
asked
the
judge
to
take
these
circumstances
into
'
?.onideration
In
passing
sentence.
Sentence
of
Priza
concluded
the
business
before
the
fall
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
in
Prince
Rupert
brought
wi'h
him
from
Lidysmith,
:!?r.:r
rJiPYTHPN
S'sters
when
his
t
at
.va
over
.he
nets.
!He
h'lcl
ie
run
,beci
ue
het
thottsht
he
miarh
he
aWk
to
hootl
uhiu
hoaIo
AcTusefl
dallied
that!
TEA
AND
S
LE
AT
HOME
OF
MRS.
RYAN
he
had
hai
any
iutontion
of
A
successful
tea
and
sale
of
j
shooting
an-Mody.
tte.was
in
a
-""r'"K
"
j
j
very
bad
condition
adfeuid
not
hian
Sisters
yesterday
at
the
exp'ain
why
he
had
iMdeJl
it!
ome
of
Mrs.
P.
J.
Ryan,
530
again
on
the
fatal
wmit.g.
He'xth
Avenue
West.
Many
ladies
had
completely
lost
his
head
on
aied
to
patronise
the
affair
finding
his
fish
gone
and
could
;"
which
the
sum
of
$20
was
not
account
for
bis
actions
alter
iajd-
rt,.
.
The
hostess
was
assisted
by
.
r
f
i
i
I,
tt,
I,
Autmi'im,
itn
'M
G.
W.
Johnstone,
Mr.
Wil
ton
Gonnalef,
Turners
counsel,
annaiined
that
he.flkd
made
ef-
but
could
not
find
him
j
ii
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tnn
nnil
Mh
C.
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Defence
Plea
In
m
thL-ur-minua-
alstkeaef
to
jthe
jury,
Mr.
Gonxales
admitted
lt
he
hni
:so
ope
of
entirely
freeing
acctued.
l
wus
a
case
i
of
murtter
or
manslaughter.
He
j
a-kvrf
Jat
jury
if
it
wJuld
be
renonahle
to
bring
in
a
verdict
i
of
murder.
Hr.d
there
been'
actual
'
intent
to
kill
or
bad
the
accused,
driven
to
desperation,
merely
ios.
his
senses,
by
reason
of
tent
perjecution
and,
stunned
and
suffering,
committed
the
regrettable
act?
Defence
counsel
con
tended
that
accused
had
suffered
sufficient
nroto.-atio'i
to
cause
ihim
to
act
as
he
h&d
done.
Would1
I
not
jMMitbiy
the
jurymen,
them-,
selves,
hav
Acted
similarly
under!
such
circnastances.
Mr.
Gon-J
laiea
siibmHted
that
there
was
'
i
MlggesUori
of
intent
such
as!
wa
necessary
to
constitute
mur-j
der.
hi
vew
of
this,
he
sated
the
I
jury
to
raturn
a
verdict
ijf
man-j
slaughter
ami,
taking
into
oonsid-leMtion
the
unfortunate
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