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Northern
and
PRINCE
WINTER
RUN
OF
SALMON
ALASKA
jKMTIMATfcU
TEX
THOlMAMI
KtllS
P.lMKII
I
I'
(
IIII.KAT
ItlVKK
IN'
IKKItl
AUY
AMI
MAICCII
UNUSUAL
PHENOMENA
lee
lk
Heavy
At
Time
Urorta
Ikarestu
ef
tlslterlea
.M4snt
Aiettt
JUNBAD.
April
28.
A
run
of
red
aabnon
in
the
ChUkat
river
that
lastod
five
weeks
and
during
which
thousand
of
fish
aaeended
that
atream
was
re
ported
Cbptaln
U
J.
O'Connor,
asa.st
ant
agent
of
the
VH.
bureau
of
fuher-
It
Is
the
Hint
time
in
the
hlatjry
o
the
atream
that
there
haa
been
a
win
ter
run
of
reds,
he
declared,
and
au
thentic
reports
received
by
the
bureau
indicate
it
was
.unusually
heavy
for
a
flrat
run.
The
run
was
first
noticed
on
Pebruar
17
and
fish
were
present
from
thai
time
until
March
34.
After
March
1
the
utovenKtit
was
heavy
and
con
tinned
so
until
March
IS
when
It
begj
to
slack
off,
said
Captain
O'Connor
The
flab
wore
In
good
shape
and
wei
taken
la
onnelderahU
nuraben
for
toe
by
the
Indiana
of
Khskwan.
Prom
various
sources
oi
infcrmatici
sa
to
th
east
of
the
run,
CapUt;
OVaeanor
estlnfa
that
not
leas
tfeau
ltJMIsastaaidBai
the
river,
and
It
Whether
they
were
able
to
get
into
tlx
lake
to
apawn
was
not
known.
The
lee
on
the
lake
wan
heavy
and
observe
tl-jnt
therrfrre
wore
Imprest
Die
The
bureau
waa
unaate
to
account
foi
the
run
at
that
season
of
the
year
It
waa
many
weeks
ahead
of
the
previously
reported
runs
which
usually
ao-
cur
about
nud
-spring
BREMEN
IS
OFF
AGAIN
ri,xi:
laxiiN
at
i.aki:
st.
au-nkh.
r.t.
i;mmh
ti:
T
xeu
tOUK
IJkHV.
ST.
AIIM.
IMJ
April
.
Ihe
Ortsasn.
J
u
Ml.
en
raewsolaew
Hreaarw
has
reael
H
tUgM
from
Ui'rmany
to
Xew
erk
Khsrti
was
lMltfUf4il
ta
we4a
ago
wheM
Ihe
avattora
were
fwrteet
Ut
asake
a
taasj.
lag
on
UreeHly
IiAmmI
I-h
Ike
MeaJts
mt
iieHr
rale
aite
beHg
awwenfaHjr
apaoieed
Uw
AHanttr
IMatM
frsMH
ISJaales'laarM
(iunlher
rail
llueme-feaa,
(apt.
llfrnKWH
K4tl
and
Major
Jassra
I
ttamsorrce.
the
IrMi
lire
Mate
flyrr.
arrlvesl
wlrty
lhl
allsr-Httun
In
the
IftvtHeai.
Maiai
are
plaanevl
at
qaebec
and
OleSaa
brlMfe
hr
Hrrmrii
ni
a
eat
Mttrfeetl
l
leM.
Xra
Ywrk.
Ihe
original
tellHalluu
f
Ihe
rswrli
Naklug
flight.
HANGEDTODAY
FOR
KILLING
MOOSIUAtV
MIX
i;XIMtKSN:il
MIKIUIU
Milt
(kimi;
iu:roicK
pavino
I'EXALTV
I
tilt
IT
staOUIfv.
April
ae.-Alex.
Oahuk
of
Mooae)ew
waa
hanged
here
this
mom-Uax
tar
th
murder
of
Or.
William
W.
saw
on
October
a
last.
Me
shot
Brown
nlasmeng
that
the
doctor
had
eatorted
lor
araTUOBaaaful
treaUneut
of
hla
ftum
also
attempted
to
snoot
C.
),
a
lawyer,
who.
waa
saved
ay
who
stood
in
fxoat
of
bar
bus-
taa4Mita
ishv4,.to
rjre.
nalillli
S
lad
osJmlv.
anaessHliis
mm
for
hj
crime
and
thanks
te
those
who
ha,
kind
to
him.
Btertalnment
and
damn
Mas
wld
hfl
MM
Friday
ventng
at
I
pm.
in
the
ttts
Mall,
in
aid
of
the
3rd
P
R
Troaa
Boy
Scouu.
Intereating
program.
Mayor
McMordle
will
be
in
the
chair.
Drill
team
dance
Friday
in
Moos
Wnll.
Mualc
by
tlx-
Dumb-bell.
AdvertlM
in
the
Daily
News.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT,
B.C..
THURSDAY,
APRIL
26,
1928
VANCOUVER
BUCKET
SHOPS
CAUSE
LOSSES
TO
INVESTORS
President
Beatty
Tells
of
Need
of
Immigration
Hiiid
of
C.P.H.
Declare
no
Pear
of
Taking
Europeans
in
Number
as
Eight
out
of
Tin
already
Here
are
or
Hritish
Origin
April
26.
More
educative
efficiency
and
greater
administrative
OTTAWA,
latitude
under
experienced
executives
commanding
higher
salaries,
were
among
the
suggestions
offered
:
,
ii
c
(
mmitte
on
immigration
yesterday
by
President
Beatty
of
inn
i
iiiiadian
Pacific
Railway.
Mi.
Iicatty
indicated
hi.s
belief
that
the
present
efforts
being
:i.ii'
t'V
the
government
and
railways
is
bringing
adequate
results.
lir
;,
,ruved
ot
a
mttnou
oi
training
intending
immigrants
in
i
:
,i
i
t
1
:
.
.
i
a
i,
as
ueiug
a
mruiuu
ui
eliminating
mining.
a
Ihe
CPJt
president
aaid
that
anoroa-
THREATENS
TO
BAR
COUNSEL
ikbi:
i
k
(
oMil
it
ih'
iirti;i:
IV
I
KKIi;
MtaKL
HUU1tl
TO
BY
JllMifc
KtrHt
i
-1
r
c
i
.
April
M
If
?ou
will
..
ic.
make
there
irregular
and
d
specclies
uu:ad
ot
mold-I
hall
have
to
ask
one
oi
...iiuH-1,
on
your
side
to
put
up
This
rebuke
Ji'-tice
Rose
to
Prank
uuscl.
la
flat
Meat
UM
a
i
tiur
Cum
yesterday
:
pr;
testing
sgainit
the
es-
'.I
wit.
by
R
O
Par-
K
('
Regan
had
previously
n!
reference
to
the
hotel
at
.
i
e
and
al
war
veterans
.
as
the
war
college
"
He
being
put
through
at
Dunham
House
and
if.
to
eovft
to
repeat
it.
evidence
wa
Itrgely
taken
.
njieratlona
of
tlie
Princes
.
infantry,
who
were
re-
...
tsrtd
Battsllou
on
Mov-".uh
uf
Mous
PREMIER
WILL
VISIT
RUPERT
M
Kl(.
Ml
K
K
AKKIti:
IX
AH.
I
xT
AXM
Mlli,
AOIlKKNN
MKKTIXta
HUM:
,
a
been
reaelved
in
the
city
1
"
"-
Maekennle
King
will
vksit
i"ft
in
the
course
of
hie
p
lie
will
aaake
a
tour
of
Ki'iraaaing
naattrnga
at
Van-
,na
and
ta
this
dty
and
will
loeal
pauBle
the
queatlons
""e
in
which
they
are
ttter-
t
ii
exj.ee
led
that
the
Premier
li
re
and
at
that
tune
It
u
1
Haiu
urge
the
dealrabUlty
-
western
route
from
the
:
wiih
its
outlet
at
Prince
KEARNS
LOSES
CONTRACT
SUIT
j
,l1.i:
i.i.s
ix
i'avok
or
miiimiui
V
MI-KIN
(X
AU.
HU
XTH
l
ACT
I
(IX
Mw
vook,
April
as-Jack
XMurns,
'
Ker
for
Jack
Dempsey,
teat
;I
"nUion
dollar
ault
lor
breach
mid
damages
from
the
for-"
vwMnht
champion
in
a
deoU-
...
ujr
me
jury
last
nigoa.
.
'"iiite
Knox
ordered
mmA
i
Demptoy
on
all
counu
In
.1
FEATHER
CHAMPION
IS
GIVEN
DECISION
"M!"'
5'H
iMt
f
ruiMiHtrg
OMHHimt
1,1
"""I
ul
Montreal
lM
Xlglrt
.M""'nu:f-1-
Apr"iM..-Uo
(Kldl
-T,iiit
ocixiiiu
lUamplon
ot
1
warded
u
ten
round
decl-"""
!'Mer
zivlc
of
Pittoburg
here
c
'
"
11
i
.
.nnu-lj
right
cut
of
tea
ot
Uw
people
living
ui
Canada
ai
of
Brltlah
ortgla.
"Thh
would
indicate
that
we
have
not
yet
reached
a
point
at
which
admission
of
continentals,
even
In
considerable
numbeta.
ahould
cause
apprehenalon.
If
the
figures
(or
the
past
three
years
are
approximately
correct,
eighty
thousand
a
year
was
the
net
Increase
of
our
reputation
other
than
tram
natural
increase.
The
ex
lent
of
the
country
tad
Ma
resources
considered,
it
cannot
:
think
be
said
that
we
are
admitting
in
adequate
number
of
new
etkrs
'
H0RE
PEOPLE
COME
FROM
UNITED
STATES
rrwm
Hlh
Ureal
er
ThH
free
all
Other
raaatrtes
OTTAWA.
AprU
In
the
fiscal
year
which
ended
March
31
immigrant
eocn-Ing
to
Oanada
numbered
161JS7.
an
Increase
cf
five
per
cent
over
the
previous
year.
TTus
year
the
increase
In
British
tanmigraticn
was
LOSS,
from
the
united
States
S.SM.
frcm
other
countries
the
Increase
waa
SAM.
A
significant
feature
of
the
statistics
la
the
Increast
in
Immigration
from
United
States,
which
waa
greater
than
all
other
sources
combined.
INDEPENDENT
IS
IN
FIELD
AT
K.4ML00PS
Ma.var
"Xlsrrland
Aawwates
lllawelf
as
latlaesfiMlewt
sufftrUrr
wf
XJE1OWNA.
April
M.
Mayor
D.
W.
authtrland
has
anhwined
hla
IntenUou
of
contesting
South
Oaanagmn
as
.
au
indaprnoent
eufaaorter
of
the
Oovem-
meM
apposing
i.
V.
Jones.
It
la
understood
that
a
Ubaral
con-venUen
will
be
held
May
10
and
a
third
candidate
may
possibly
then
be
nominated
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
NM
CfcalHg
Wees
Twaay
ot
taiKwu-
xrr
KehiK
Johns
tan
Oo...
Ltd.)
Mil
AHH4X
lJ
KIM
HCHAMfi
tm:
,y
VII
rOMA
l
lls
MAX
COBOL'RO.
AprU
-'6
Frank
Regan,
defeiuc
ecu:
l
m
the
CUr
fit
libel
troat
toduy
a-.oio-glred
In
open
eosvt
lor
remarks
mae
yektarday
trh.cli
"might
be
construed
as
dr;
Tnry"
ta
Lledenant
M
P.
Oitk,
v
C.
He
said
be
bad
not
known
Grtgn
wa
the
recipient
OI
the
highest
honcr
in
the
gift
ql
Hia
Mij-.uv
The
remark
used
by
Regan
yrxUrd
.j
Wja:
"iow
art
p
..
j
gcod
man
for
an
adjutant"
1
when
Gregg
aald
he
felt
hinistU
unable
to
say
wtv.'i
asked
he
could
exr.rvaa
yesrti:;raUon
lor
the
;ren-.tloua
groin
d
atcidi
4
The
r:mark
brour.l
t
a
rebuke
from
Mr.
Justice
axe.
:;SE
CF
RlXt3,MG
STOLEN
TIJES
WAS
DISMISSED'
YESTERDAY
j
i
VAKCOUVBR.
April
an.
With
the
'Itmlsaal
today
by
Mac
M
rate
Shaw
on
-
harBcs
a?sl::st
W.
I.
Murdock.
a
local
barrister,
of
receiving
stolen
tires,
the
property
of
the
OotdpSer
Tire
and
Rubber
Co..
uUkv
charge
att
others
were
withdrawn.
The
mafjatrate
aaftd
be
was
satisfied
the
aasaaHsl
has)
4
guilty
kjawieaae
Den
of
Five
Hundred
Rattlesnakes
and
Dynamite
Will
Oust
the
Whirring
Rattling
Mass
of
Reptiles
from
Cave
liny.
Montana,
April
2G
A
den
of
rattlesnake,
estimated
DA
Iw
number
five
hundred,
waa
found
here
liy
men
who
have
been
investigalinr
a
tale
told
by
youths
who
discovered
the
den
while
out
hunting.
The
whirring
rattling
mass
of
reptiles
disappeared
into
a
cave
causing
the
watchers
to
shudeW
with
natural
ateraioru
It
is
planned
to
dynamite
(he
hiding'plare
of
the
reptile
with
a
view
to
destroying
them
all.
BUYERS
UNITE
!
BIDDING
FOR
!
B.C.
ELECTRIC
LONDON.
April
2
-Rival
bidders
fori
the
B.C.
Klectrlc
Ha
way
Cotnpuny
have
combined
force...
i
ird.ug
to
sn
an-
nounosnwnt
made
'
xaar.
Sir
Herbert
I
Malt.
Vtseount
RuUsaroaere.
J.
Mj
Oundy,
the
Canadian
Porelgn
Power
Ooivoraksan
on
one
band
and
Beabett
I
Thompson
at
Co.
and
the
Power
Cor
poration
of
Canada
on
the
other
have
irrlved
St
an
sgreeniwt
to
combine
U
r.u
offer
for
the
railway
on
the
basis
of
bids
made
by
N'sbllt
Thompson
A
Oo.
and
the
Povut
Corporation
of
'anada.
NEW
MILL
TO
START
CUTTING
SOON
NOW
lleatl
Haw
THrttei
V
MsrhlHery
In
ltot
U
Nww
,
Helng
Trivet
Oat
The
bead
saw
of
the
new
mill
of
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co
at
Beat
Cove
waa
Aimed
over
for
the
first
Ume
yesterday,
the
machinery
i
now
being
tried
out
and
It
la
expected
that
the
plant
will
start
cutting
within
the
uest
day
or
to.
mTnrwiatEi-tiaT.
'
'Wlsee
Ruavr--PnricloiidB.'llttliL
BJC
wind:
temper
mure
it.
BOARD
OF
TRADE
DINNER
On
FRIDAY
KVENIMi
AT
C.30.
AT
COMMODORE
CAFE
in
honor
of
visit
of
Stoll-McCracken
Scientific
Expedition.
Address
by
Mr.
McCracken
,
Tickets
at
Onneg'
Drug
Store,
Bank
Managers
and
Secretary
of
Board
at
Trade.
$1.00
aach.
s
II
REBUKE
GIVEN
FLYING
STUNT
(UifUX'
STATHMMeN
(IIUECT
14)
MSMUVU
UXIlKKlCUII
TO
THAT
I'UdtlXt
i;
1VITII
MX(
N
IKNOItANCG
OF
PROVINCE
ItXK
AtlATUII
AhKS
It'
TUCKS
IS
ll(IMli
AL
AMI
AXtlTNKK
II'
TUEKK
IH
A
HUTU,
MOMTRJ5AL.
AprU
30
"I
must
bitterly
reprove
those
who
have
gunc
sc
far
aa
:
j
send
s
great
hcrj
like
Cj!
.'iiel
Lludberg
on
such
a
futile
mission,
to
ltt
him
rlak
his
life
on
a
vulgsr
if
spec-Urular
publicity
stunt."
Hon.
Athauaae
David.
j.rcvtncisl
secretary,
said
here
last
night,
in
apeak
mg
of
the
flight
by
LindieTih
frcm
New
York
to
Queoec
to
briii;
scrusa
f:r
PI
yd
Bennett,
the
aviator,
who
died
of
pneumonia
yesterday.
Brth
David
and
Premier
Tajcbereau
r.sid
there
wai
p'euty
cf
serum
In
Qus-t-
lstche
cau
adCed
that
one
aviator
,kcd
If
Cere
a
a
htapltal
in
Quebec
in''
If
t.re
waa
a
hotel
where
be
could
rut!
a
ro:m.
CREW
OF
WL&m
LEFT
IN
THE
RELIEF
PL'NE
QCBBBC.
AprU
10
-
-The
relief
plane
left
O
mealy
islsrd
this
morning
wtt
the
eeew
of
the
Buinns
for
St.
Agna
TTsasl
BaMasHePasv.
PBaeT-
4(eaJa
-4aHa
HVat'
ejftMT
ROBBED
BANK
OF
$25,000
TMII
M
EX
IIKLIl
I
I'
HBAXf'H
W
STAMlAHIl
IK
TdRtlXTO
THIS
HIMtMXU
AXI
(HIT
AM
AY
KMtOKTW.
April
SfcWIwu
HM-a
b44
sp
Ism-
arant'li
uf
the
MaiMtanl
Hank
of
('BMtaa
al
the
nirnrr
of
HH
a
ul
bsmI
Ilia
Mrrets
IS
hi
asarntMg.
abtaliard
Stt.'MaM.
and
eM-ied
hi
a
ear.
The
hatwHtM
tlrur
the
maaagrr
aaid
letler
and
another
aaemher
of
I
be
ta'f
and
mir
wamaa
cast
sire
Into
tne
ult
at
I
lie
Mlwt
of
a
gun.
TOSPENDUPON
BRANCH
LINES
Mlt
llf.MIV
TIIOHNTON
TKI4,s
HOI
Ml;
(tIMMITTI'i:
TlltJ
KM'WTK
VANtHllAEK
IIOTM.
T(
PAV
OTTAWA.
April
ad
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
before
the
House
committee
on
railways
and
shipping,
yesterday
aaid
that
It
was
proposed
to
apend
010.-000.000
on
branch
lines
this
year
under
a
three-year
program.
Blr
Henry
stated
that
be
thought
the
few
hotel
to
bv
built
in
would
pay.
Crown
Witnesses
Tell
of
Losses
in
Transactions
With
Operators
Alleged
Vancouver
Bucket
Shops
April
26.
That
he
jrot
"nothing
but
a
memory"
VANCOUVER,
iur
approximately
$4,500
invested
with
C.
P.
Porter
&
Co.
Ltd.
of
Vancouver
was
the
testimony
in
the
Supreme
Court
Assises
on
Wednesday
of
Or.
Albert
McBurnty
of
La,ngley
Prairie,
a
witness
for
the
crown
in
the
trial
of
C
P.
Porter
and
Al
Marks
on
charye.s
of
theft
and
conspiracy
tp
defraud.
The
brokerage
office
of
the
accused
waa
raided
by
the
police
on
November
30
last
when
Porter
was
arrested
on
a
bucket
shop
charge.
With
the
money
he
paid
in
and
the
shares
he
deposited
as
collateral
2o.-
stock
purchases.
Michael
S...U:.
ra
i.er
or
B
lllvan
and
Klmber-
1
icy,
tolil
the
court
that
he
lost
ap-;.:utuna;el
S10.000
through
hla
transact
ic.-s
with
Pcr.era
company
.
ht
.rj
Aah
of
Kiniberlcy
told
of
dealing
he
had
had
with
Porter
"
brutish
one
of
the
litter's
aaleamen
I
by
wh
cl.
ne
lost
10.000
kharea
of
Big
Missouri
mining
Block
and
S1&0
be
paid
aa
a
deposit
on
a
purchase
of
three
!
thousand
shares
of
the
same
stock.
EXPLORATION
PARTY
DUE
THIS
AFlERNOON
.
red
ml
41
roup
HIU
U'e
Addriaaen
ta
I
Ity
Uelure
Prareedlng
est
Voyage
Plve
members
oi
the
Big
scientific
ant
oaplcratton
party
knovia
aa
Mm
sBoU-McCrachen
party
are
das
that
afternoon
'
ta
.am
tost
snhiaaHar
Btfsl
M.
afor.-
wi
y
whlcn
arrtred
oesf
rday.,
.The
will
be
hire
for
several
days.
Tomor
row
nigh.
Mr.
Mccracken
will
address
the
B,
ard
of
Trade-
aid
other
mem
be
r.-of
tiK-
.arty
-lll
be
guesu
ul
.be
boarxi
at
a
dinner
In
the
Commodore
O
i
btu:day
afternoon
Mr.
M.Cru.'ken
wiU
vddre
the
Won.ens
Canad.an
Club.
Wed
was
received
this
morning
that
Dr.
H.
E.
Anthony,
the
naturalist,
had
been
taker.
Ill
and
would
not
arrive
Ucte
until
Sunday.
Those
on
the
train
are
Harold
Mccracken,
leader
of
the
party.
Ed.
M.
Weyer.
arcbeologiat.
P.
t.
Jntiues,
artist.
Andrew
Johnston,
taxidermist
and
Ed.
Stanley,
wireless
man
who
was
in
Baffin
Land
last
year.
The
St.-.Ua
have
gone
to
Alaska
and
will
be
picked
up
there.
halibuFarrIvaiT
light
and
prices
are
at
low
level
sfrith
landings
light,
halibut
prices
were
alill
low
at
the
Pith
Bxchange
thin
mor.iUtg.
the
prevailing
price
being
sc
and
e.
The
Amerteah
eoarooer
Arrow
sold
an.
000
pounds
to
the
AM
In
Fisheries
f-Katcblkan
delivery
The
Jack
acid
3.S00
pounds
to
tor
Oanadlan
Ptab
B
Cold
Storage
Co.
The
CkMaadlan
boat
Pair
of
Jacks
sola
2.
COO
pounds
to
tlte
Atlln
Ftaheries
and
the
laitihi
ki
holding
over
until
tomorrow
with
a
catch
ot
17.000
pounds.
The
Fanny
P.
told
Mag
pounds
yesterday
for
7c
and
to.
HRPtiUT.
I.
ajak
.
D'gbv
Island.
art
cloudy,
light
BB
ind.
baromevar.
at.;
aamperataire.
S3:
n
amoulh:
1:1
spaae
rug
Lome.
In
Sk.dcgate
Inlet
at
8
pjn.:
8
p.m.
apoke
steamer
Admiral
Rogers,
from
Bkagway.
16
mile
from
Punter
Bay.
Dead
Tree
Point.
Raining,
fresh
81
wind:
barometer,
18.80:
temperature.
SS:
ea
rough
Bull
Hnrbor
-Overcast,
lisht
southerly
wind:
batometer,
38
S3:
temperature
M:
aea
moderate:
pm.
poke
ateamer
fiesta
Standard,
Point
Wells
f-r
Ket
chikan.
SM
miles
from
Ketcft.'kan:
6
p.m.
apoke
steamer
Canadian
Farmer.
Ocean
Palla
for
Los
Angelas,
UX
miles
frcm
Los
Angelee;'
I
p.m.
apoke
ateamer
Cardena.
abeam
Pine
bland,
northbound:
7
pm.
spoke
tug
St'.
PSlth.
Ill'
.Loughborough
Inlet,
bound
for'
Vancouver.
I
OtlX
Dicby
Island
-Overcast,
strong
S.E
wind:
banimeter.
11.70:
temperature.
5.1:
sea
rough.
I
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
light
BX.
wind:
barometer.
18.60:
temperature.
46:
heavy
i.we'1.
Bull
Harbor
Ralltiv.
calm:
barometer
JW
74:
temperature.
5ft.
seu
iMiiootli.
mikty
Mawarda.
8ubcr:u
lai
Uil
Ou:!y
News.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cent
TONSOF
WATER
BURIED
JENNIE
Kl.XXI.MJ
HUM
SEA
IVHKN
IIIOE
roMiieu
came
Aiiouin
vessel
KETCHIKAN.
AprU
36.
Ia
aU
of
his
80
years
experience
at
aea
Captain
A-Mornans
of
the
halibut
schooner
Jennie
P.
Decker
says
he
never
met
up
with,
uch
a
queer
sea
aa
brake
over
his
vessel
amldsbip
last
trip,
burled
the
pilot
house
tor
a
minute
and
.swept
a
dory
and
the
shoot
and
other
tackle,.
The
vessel
waa
making
for
Cape
James
at
the
time
running
wtth
the
seas.
Usually
la
ljBhi
can
aee
the
bt
waves
coming
ami
msteevw
the
heat
as
to
avoid
them
CJ
4
this'
one'
seemed
to
UlflUK
MM
out
ot
the
air
and
gave
no
warning
until
it
rurled
ceveral
tons
of
water
on
the
'leeks
The
wmther
became
roughei
and
he
schooner
laid
hove
to
all
night.
YUKON
WARMER
THIS
MORNING
The
OoveiBimenti
Telegraphs
eeport
'hat
the
Yukon
la
getting
much
warmer
"id
very
aoon
there
will
be
a
stir
In
he
ice
if
the
present
jasndltlosi
eon-mues
The
tbennccJlsr
at
eight
n
cicck
stood
at
60
at
Dgwaon
and
M
at
Selkirk.
White
Hons
showed
4a.
Following
is
the
dally
report:
Haysport
Clear,
light
wind.
temp.
ag.
Tarraoe
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
41.
Rosewood--Cloudy,
calm,
tesap.
4.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
4d
ABe
Arm
Cloudy,
cairn,
tamp.
4t.
Anyoa-
cicudy
calm.
ef.,
nPrt
Simpson
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
SB.
Raselton
Cicudy.
calm,
kemp
44.
SlgUth
Cabin-
Cloudy.
OalSa.
tamp.
40
Telegraph
Creek
Clotttf,
aahn,
temp.
44.
Rmtther
-Cloudy,
calm.
tamp.
4t.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
tamp
43.
Atlln
Cloudy.
BX.
win,
temp.
4.
White
Horse
Cloudy.
B.
wind.
temp.
4S.
Selkirk
Cloudy.
S.
wind,
temp.
tt.
Dawson
Cloudy,
B.
wind,
tesap.
SO.
MIDNIGHT
FIRE
CAUSES
ALARM
MiVENTY-HVK
VYtSXIMMI
Pi:fl.K.
IMU
IIIM1
WtlMBM
XH
tilll.ll-
iiav.
mat
ot
T
or
AIMHTMISXtB
WINNIPKO.
April
B5.-
Beveniy-Ilve
pemons.
including
several
women
and
children,
were
forced
from
their
apartment
in
the
Bet
tea
Block
fn
the
downtown
section
at
mtdnlht
when
fire,
starting
In
the
basement,
threatened
the
structure
The
damage
was
confined
to
the
basement.
WILLIAM
SCOWCROFT
DIES
AT
VICTORIA
VICTORIA.
April
tfr
WUllsm
Scow-croft.
78
your
of
age.
fonserly
aseenaor
and
returning
ofneer
for
the
city,
died
lust
uishl.
He
was
superannuated
last
January.
Mr.
Scowrroft
whs
born
lu
Mane
neater
England,
and
came
her
In
1S81.
I'HIt'i:
(IF
WHEAT.
VANCOUVER.
April
36
The
pi
toe
of
Livw
yesterday
was
UMYt.