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vl
XVIII.
No.
100.
A
April
28
A
motion
for
:Miing
of
a
dt
force
blU
pre-.
divuion
in
the
House
of
lust
night.
"Mirr
paper
about
one
hun-
bill
are
In
various
stages
Wlien
the
third
reading
for
the
first
OB
the
list,
'i.
labor
member
for
Wlnnl-
!
an
amendment
that
the
icr
a
bill
to
procidc
divorce
Ontsrlo.
'
'M'
divided
and
the
amend-:
i
on
ii
vote
ol
S3
to
31.
BROKER
GUILTY
AT
VANCOUVER
I'
"1111,1
-
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I.
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or
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moiit
c'j'AWa.
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aa
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ttn,lu
r
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niKht
approved
the
Drtn-
"'
''Hi
prjvldlntc
that
no
person!
neporten
from
Canada
for
-a
1
1
hum
a
trial
by
Jury.
It
came
1
'
"imecuon
with
the
second
read-1
i
ftinend
the
Immigration
'
'
i
second
rending.
''lirnrv
1
1
fnm
ii
1
1
mi-
nf
adjournment.
I
is
expected
that
all
the
evidence
for
the
plaintiff
will
be
:
!
il
today
and
that
counsel
will
deliver
addresses
and
the
DROWNED
WHEN
BOAT
ASHORE
IHIVN
!
ANOEUBg.
April
28-
Brnil
drowned
and
his
partner
Nick
.
resent
hero)
rally
by
three
Ie-
1
i
v,
when
the
salmon
trolling
lM
hp
Dartnera
ran
acrouad
0
...
u..,nd
off
the
coast
of
Washing-m.y
The
feofs
buUt
a
Ore
inad
until
the
seas
subsided
.
twin
to
get
to
the
mainland
-
ignalled
by
fire
as
their
taught
tem
Intimating
to
!
Lapuah
the
tragedy
that
DIVORCE
BILL
NOT
FAVORED
J"''-!:
DIMIlKII
ON
tlOOIIMVOKTII
ntu-osi.
tiii:
oti:
nt:iMi
.18
lu
SI
idee
give
bis
summing
up
Monday,
the
case
going
to
the
Jury
late
Monday
afternoon
The
corps
commander
heard
himself
aked
by
Prank
Regan,
defense
counsel,
why
he
waa
"not
man
enough
wbwn
the
government
asked
him
about
the
'
casual
t
tee
to
put
them
In
hi
report
T"
!
He
heard
the
lawyer
accuse
htm
of
mm
MM.
sKnMX
IK
Tltoi
itl.K
M
"denying
the
men
who
were
killed
at
dm:
or
vi
l,N
HEMTKIi
HV
INIHAS
i
Mons
the
honor
of
recalling
that
they
had
laid
down
their
lives
In
the
capture
of
the
city."
All
tht
and
a
great
deal
mora
was
hurled
across
the
court
room
and
at
one
nag
of
the
proceed-Inga
reached
such
a
ttfnse
point
that
When
Sir
Arthur,
repudiating
that
the
Canadian
corps
should
hr
en
order
ed
to
stop
ami
wan
muter
waa
ra
to
the
abiiawUea
aeef,
deals
ulocy
of
hie
an,
apeeutara
us
eourt
room
broke
into
a
manifests
tlon
mv.iu
tri
IN
Vl'KON
The
Oovt
tewraph'o
that
ii
XpUr-U
t-errltory
with-
ly
lower
temperature.
mm
-
.
i
Arthur
Currie
in
Libel
Case
Trial
,ii;oUI;,
Ont.,
April
28.
For
Heven
hour
yesterday
General
.mi-
Arthur
Currie,
former
commander
of
the
Canadian
corps,
stood
in
the
witness
stand
here
and,
after
giving
brief
testi-
mu)
hi
the
$50,000
litel
action
instituted
by
him
against
V.
T.
It.!
'(in
una
r
.
W.
Wilson,
was
subletted
to
a
cross
examination'
uhi.h
wax
not
concluded
wheff
at
six
o
clock
he
atepiwd
down
at
HALIBUT
BIDS
BETTER
TODAY
of
approval,
which
was
repeated
by
the
we.
e
ana
jc.
itnMt
Balsac.
14.000
pounds:
Nuba.
3300
"How."
said
Sir
Arthur
Currie.
"you
pound,
and
Betma.
SOO
pcunds.
Cana-tre
the
man
suggestlug
that
men
who
cilan
Pish
Cold
Storage
Co
.
9.8c
and
did
these
things
should
He
down
and
7c
quit
two
days
before
the
war
ended."
Oslo.
18.000
pounds.
Royal
FUh
Co..
Sir
Arthur
should
have
shown
oon-
8
As
and
7.8c.
sideratioa
for
those
men.
counsel
in-!
awa
MaM.
14.000
pounds.
Booth
FUh-slstsd.
They
ihould
have
been
ordered
;ertea,
tJc
and
8.4c.
to
atop
and
wait.
I
Blntlaader.
3.000
pounds.
Atlln
FUh-
-No."
Sir
Arthur's
votes
rose;
"have
j
erlea.
c
and
7c
them
dknbev
an
order,
be
guilty
of
l
treason?
Be
guilty
of
mutiny?
Disregard
their
cesswaander
in
chief?
DUre-gard
orders
of
Marshal
Foebt
Act
in
aa
unaoldlvrty
way?
These."
he
declared,
"ware
net
the
type
of
aaen
to
do
such
thing."
(
IIMIM
Ull
THIS
MOUMMl
OOSOUBO.
April
38
(nooa).
Ftaln-titfs
in
the
Currie
ibel
oase
tlaUheJ
their
ease
today
and
the
eourt
adjourned
until
Monday
when
counsel
will
ad
dress
the
jury.
Crcss-esamlnaUon
of
Sir
Arthur
cur
rie
was
completed
thU
morning
after
he
had
completed
nine
hours
in
an
on
the
stand.
Sir
Richard
Turner,
v.v..
w
also
on
the
stand.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
N.MMI
l-li
rrk
TwUy
on
Vmuou-
I.
U
Ukevlew
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Meatla
ter
t&rlviitfe
(Courtesy
S.
D.
B.C.
Silver
Bayvtew
Big
Missouri
..
Cork
Frovlnce
Ounwell
Oeerge
OopPr
Olaeler
Ookonda
National
'
Sliver
Fndtrellle
Premier
porter
Idaho
..
Richmond
itufus
Argtnta
.
Ruth
Hope
...
Selklrks
Silver
Crast
...
Bllverarnith
Buntoch
Sloean
King
Terminus
'.
Tortc
Whitewater
Woodbine
Georgia
Hlver
Orendvlew
.
.
.
Duthle
I
Bid
148
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M
M
Ob
'I'VBR,
April
38
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H
1
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were
found
Pf,n'
M
"
V'TtlKooty
Floranca
-..
pi.
mj
iriiuu
Mi.
Justice
Morrison
remanded
1
'x-re
for
sentence.
The
''luted
that
they
would
ente-
'i
iiilon
arose
out
of
the
op-"i
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Porter
&
Co..
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FREE
TRADE
WIRE
that
is
rit(roi.
.Maui;
iiv
IIIIITIII
IIOAUII
or
TKAIIK
VKTi:ilUAY
I.OMION.
Arll
-i.
Iletimtal
or
trade
iMrriert
hIIIiIii
Hie
Itaiplrr
waa
latwretl
lv
I
lie
ItrllMi
rlMni-her
wf
rwtMtnrrre,
nlilrli
ntel
a
rnwlatloti
at
the
annual
meetlug
yeMrtttaj
t
IhU
elleil.
Tlie
re-NolHTtmi
rrrwHiinemh
I
Its!
I
lie
nuttier
hnll
lie
rnlilerrl
at
n
con-ferMere
of
reprrentatlten
of
In-iluatry
lrtii
tarlMi
Kirt
of
the
Ditiplre,
Willi
II
It
rie
to
cull
befttrr
the
next
liiiierlal
innfer-enee
l
lielil.
BURDEN
CHOSEN
PIUNCE
riUPERT.
B.C.,
SATURDAY.
APRIL
28,
1928
TOTAL
Of
IKLMNI
I'll!
Ml
MOLD
at!
lltOll
8.9e
AM
II)
U
AX
SJh:
Halibut
prices
were
much
Improved
a,
the
Pteh
Kxdhauge
this
morning
when
a
total
of
133800
p.unds
was
-ld.
Five
American
vessels
deposed
of
M.rxw
pounds
at
from
9c
and
4c
to
13c
and
S.Dc
and
seven
Canadian
sold
00.300
pound-,
at
from
tMc
and
8.5c
to
8.0c
and
7c.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
a
follows:
AULKUAN
CbelaM.
36
000
pounds,
Canadian
FUl.
Ck
ld
Storage
Co..
9c
and
4c.
Anna
J..
12.800
pounds.
Canadian
F.h
Cold
Storage
C3
13c
and
8.5c.
Orayllng.
17.400
pounds.
Atlln
Ptshrr-tes.
law
and
8c.
Tbor,
8.800
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
At
Cold
twsga
Co..
lSc
ami
aW
took.
M00
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries.
UlJaaMfc.
,
Um
t'AYiiutx
lapora.
11
XXX)
pound.
Booth
Plsher-
GJVL4L
DEFENDS
ACTIONS
Tense
Moments
in
Course
of
the
Cross-Examination
of
General
Sir
AS
CANDIDATE
PNIMCI
OEORUE.
April
38.
Fred
P
Burden
Was
chosen
Conservative
candi
date
for
the
Fort
Qeurue
constllueniy
at
a
nominating
convention
held
here
Dr.
R.
W.
Alwood
waa
his
rival
for
the
nomination.
FIRE
AT
MOUNT
VERNON
DESTROYED
BUILDINGS
MOUNT
VERNON.
Washington.
April
I.
4trt
this
morning
destroyed
six
bulMUtta
and
damaged
several
others
in
the
wwrnn
section,
the
loss
being
8100.-
80.
..
DIED
sASvESlfbF
MOTOR
CYCLE
SPILL
VANCOUVER.
April
28.
John
Owens
IT
yera
ot
age,
died
last
night
In
the
hospital
here
as
a
result
of
Injuries
re
otlvwd
when
a
motor
cycle
collided
with
an
automobile
Thursday
night.
Inspector
William
Sptlter
announced
snowlnK
this
morning
that
there
were
no
new
-',
develatSBMinLa
(or
Dubiiuatlou
In
the
Cither
Klllat
murder
case.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Sl'ECTAf'LK
IN
All:
:
Tin-
l.vy..l
Air
Km
re
put
on
a
display
at
llendon
for
thy
visiting
Kinir
and
Qut-i-n
ot'
Afghanistan.
The
planes
are
in
bombiiiK
formation
McCracken
Party
Guests
of
Board
I
of
Trade
and
Leader
Talks
About
Bears
and
Other
Subjects
at
Dinner
chief
hobby
of
Harold
McCracken,
the
scientist
and
explorer,
THE
who
is
here
en
route
to
the
far
north
on
a
trip
to
se-ran
iiui'Ikuiiii
fnr
tho
Tnaoiim
nf
Kuril
ml
Hiainrv
at
New
York,
is
"bears."
He
has
killed
large
numbers
and
now
he
usually
stalks
them
and
takes
moving
pictures.
At
a
dinner
given
by
the
board
of
trade
last
niffht
in
his
honor
and
that
of
Captain
Bartlett
and
the
others
of
the
staff,
Mr.
McCracken
told
one
or
two
interest-
j
Intr
bear
stories
which
kent
the
la
re
aatherinir
of
men
keyed
up
nuch
enjoyed.
Milton
Oonsalei,
vlce-y-
presldent
ot
the
board
of
tade.
presided
and
the
dining
room
was
filled
to
capacity.
Morris
BtOU
sad
8.
A
McPherson
sang,
la
adultlon
to
those
already
mentloued
the
visitors
present
were
Id.
Weyer.
M.
Mnley.
Andrew
Johnston.
F.
L.
Jacques,
and
R.
Burd.
engineer.
Mr.
McCracken
said
that
when
he
talked
it
was
difficult
to
keep
away
from
the
subject
of
bears.
Me
bad
killed
ven
teen
and
plsetspapbed
47.
He
wished
he
Had
brouaM
a
few
of
hi
films
ot
kodiak.
grindy
and
other
bear
,
to
show
the
people
here.
He
was
only
eight
years
old
wlien
he
met
his
first
bear,
a
cub.
and
he
had
run
away
as
fast
as
possible
mid
hidden
himself
In
the
attic
of
their
Idaho
home.
TlllllM.
IN
I'lt'TlltlX
Iter
he
had
done
a
good
deal
of
killing
In
collect
mg
museum
specimens
,
but
he
had
never
killed
lor
the
sake
of
killing.
There
was
a
great
deal
more
thrill
in
taking
pleturea
than
In
kill
ing
the
animal
It
take
a
much
bet-(continued
on
page
four
VICTORIAN
ELECTED
GRAND
FACTOR
OF
NATIVE
DAUGHTERS
BRITISH
PRO.
BEATS
HAGEN
WINK
(ilfl.l
.MAI
I'll
I'tllt
SltO
i'l'kms
lkiiiikkx
111
ami
m;u:mi;i:n
to
vuw
MOOIt
I'.MtK.
KnghliMl.
April
iH
Arthle
CmMpeluu,
lite
ItrlllNh
pro-reMfcinal.
lHliii'ilieuMeiial
golf,
noil
nrr
Waller
lUgeti
It
I
It
hole
mulrli
for
a
purse
f
fl.Vl.
ImmIImx
lilm
u
the
rirt-t
Iwie
f
the
rtMirlh
riMiiHl
ItMlay
18
ami
17
lit
play.
SENATOR
KING
DIESEDMONTON
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
Cents
HIMSELF
AND
MEN
IN
COURT
Disastrous
Effect
of
Mixing
Indians
and
Rum
Shown
in
the
Death
by
Drowning
at
Cow
Bay
Arthur
Colli
son
Lost
His
Life
in
Drunken
Brawl
and
nil
Natives
Were
Too
Intoxicated
to
Know
Much
About
it
disastrous
result
of
mixing
Indians
and
rum
was
8MB
at
THE
ne
i'.xtuc.it
conducted
yesterday
afternoon
by
Coroner
Norman
A.
Watt
into
the
death
of
Arthur
Collibon,
Kitkatla
native,
who
was
drowned
in
the
early
hours
of
the
morning
previous
i
nun
iiis
boat
in
Cow
Buy.
While
there
was
evidence
of
an
alterca-
tier.
Ijeiween
ilecea.sed
and
William
Itidley,
Metlakatla
Indian,
who
is
hei'l
on
a
charge
of
supplying,
having
taken
place
just
before
the
!
i.aali
y,
the
jury,
which
consisted
of
Robert
Lahiff,
foreman,
Alex,
i
,jomi.-iTg.
bum
I'earre,
Jamej
Harris,
Henry
Hayes
and
Vincent
MiTrl.'.n.
broURht
in
a
simple
verdlcte-
of
death
by
drowning,
thcie
being
no
mention
of
blame
attacliln''
to
any
one.
After
the
Jury
had
vicv.ed
the
body,
examination
of
several
witnesses
coni-mcn"J.
Henry
CiiUaon.
brother
of
de-riHser.
i
pluoed
on
the
stand
for
LIQUOR
CASES
COURT
TODAY
.
rpr
OK
31
Hwnuiicawun.
wrma
Km
n:ih
alto
icitr.tll.td
the
body.
-
Dr
I.
W.
Kergln.
who
conducted
an
Mil
It
ro.WlfTIOXa
AMI
HEAVY
,moM
gnve
his
opinion
that
.
deceased
UN
EH
EH
EL
TO
IMHAN
l
ad
met
his
death
by
drowning
while
IiKOWNLNO
1
ur.iier
the
Influence
of
aloohol.
There
u.i,
a
smell
of
beer
and
rum
about
the
Five
cases
of
supplying
Uiuor
to
In-ijocly
Abrasions
on
the
bands
Indicated
dlans
csme
in
City
Police
Court
before
thai
the
man
had
struggled
In
the'
Magistrate
McClrmcnt
this
morning
aa
'.inter,
probably
to
extricate
himself,
a
sequel
(
to
the
drowning
yeatsrasy
Trere
were
no
marks
of
violence.
morning
ot
Arthur
OoUlaao
la
Cow
George
Cadwaliadcr.
uxi
driver.
toM
Bay.
four
convictions
were
made
and
of
taking
a
party
of
Indiana
to
Cow
one
case
waa
withdrawn.
Otty
SilUbjar
Bay
about
three
o'cleek
in
the
mora-
E.
9.
Jowes
Broasewtaw
u
mitm
hk.
taa.
The
party
consisted
of
Charts
fOourt
was
m
iwsirmawaV
hewn
iconunued
on
psge
four
I
ihesrlng
the
SJ-omTwitli.'
I
Oeorge
Kimball
pleaded
not
gUaTr
!
to
the
charge
of
supplying
WlUlam
Rid-
MOTI.AMI
A.VIA1EIK
KMITIltLI.
TKAM
HON
AtlAIXHT
KNtlLAMI
OLABOOW.
April
38.
Scotland
defeated
England
three
goals
to
two
In
the
annual
ami-
SWEDISH
FISHERMAN
PASSESIN
HOSPITAL
(itrl
Axel
Nwrgmi
siireiinilieil
ll
Night
lol
lowing
Twu
Month'
I
II
new
F
'II'
mi',-
an
Illness
c!
two
months
in
and
expectant.
Capt.
Bartlett
also
gave
a
chatty
talk
which
was
the
prinee
Rupert
o
"P"1
,,thf
tuath
occurred
last
night
of
Can
ley
but
was
fcund
guilty
and
fined
8300
a
lth
the
option
of
three
months'
imprisonment.
j
William
Ridley
pleaded
guilty
to
the
'charge
of
supply
Luey
Collleon
and
was
fined
850
or
SO
days
la
JaU.
Reuben
Moody
admitted
conniving
to
iuddIt
Jane
Lewis
and
waa
Hoed
teur
championship
between
the
4
gso
or
30
days.
two
countries
today.
,
Richard
Edgar
pleaded
not
guilty
and
was
found
guilty
ot
supplying
Jane
Lewis
and
wss
fined
1100
months'
imprisonment.
A
ilmllar
charge
against
Charles
Edgar
was
dismissed.
WILD
PARSNIP
KILLS
A
MAN
Ar.:l
Ncrgren,
aged
3B.
a
Swedish
halibut
OIIIKKK
II
I.
I
IKUI
fUTINU
TOI'X
Ol'
ll'jh
rmn.
The
late
Mr.
Norgren
was
iiiui.Lir.ri
and
has
no
relatives
In
this
country.
Me
hss
fished
out
of
here
for
number
of
years
and
uwt
year
was
s
member
of
the
crew
of
the
boat
Cape
Swain.
He
had
been
111
sine
the
opening
of
the
present
season.
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
the
hands
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers.
SENT
FOR
TRIAL
ON
CHARGE
OF
MURDER
FERNtE.
April
98.
James
Sutherland
was
Hem
up
for
trial
on
a
charge
of
murder
in
connection
with
the
shooting
of
Patrick
Nicholson
at
Oorbln.
April
8.
at
the
preliminary
hearing
here
WIKIXKOH
KKI'OUT.
8
a.m.
Dlubv
Island
Raining,
strong
S.I.
,
liid.
barometer,
89
J8;
temperature,
40;
I
Uea
rough.
WAS
lATIIlll
HI'
HOY
J.
II.
KINO,
Dead
Tree
Point
Raining,
light
SX.
MIMs
mt
Ol'
llllALTM
IX
I
wind;
barometer,
3W
48;
temperature,
40;
I'OISON
HKItll
IN
OKANAUAN
VALUE
tr
KRLOWNA.
April
28.
W.
P.
Wills
of
Rutland
district
In
the
Okanatan
Valley
is
dead
and
his
wife
and
a
Japanese
family,
near-by
residents,
are
seriously
111
as
s
result
of
eating
tops
of
wild
parsnips.
When
the
families
became
vlotenUy
111.
Wills
tried
to
rtaeh
Itatland
to
telephone
for
medical
aid
but
collapsed.
His
body
was
found
at
midnight
in
his
own
orchard
and
ha
-
hart
been
dead
abcut
an
hour.
Neighbors
rushed
the
other
vletlms
to
the
hcspltal
when
their
plight
was
learned.
graingoTng"
to
portugal
OTTAWA
OOVLIIN.MKXT
isea
smooth.
.
Bull
Harbor.--Overcast,
calm;
Uaro-
The
steamer
Alnderby,
the
STth
grain
KDMONTON
Aorll
28.
-Hon.
George
meter.
28.94;
temperature.
42;
heavy
,
hip
of
the
season,
leading
here,
la
tak-
Oerakl
Ktna.
member
of
the
Senate
swell.
..
'n
ia
no
,Ulr
01
Ho
Bn
J-
K
!
N0N
,.,.
as
.
Mii
"B.xi"
Miss
Boo
VICTOHIA,
April
w,.h
t..
,hik
;
nih,
Inland.
Inland.
Ralnlne.
Raining,
atrons
strong
.
i
j
rviua.
miniswr
ui
ireami.
tw
,
7
nt
their
annuHl
convention
here
JOHNSTON
IS
GRAND
FACTOR
NATIVE
SONS
VICTORIA.
April
J8.
J.
J.
Johniton
ol
New
Wen
tin
I
nster
waa
elected
Grand
...
.
i,
-
as.
1881
to
1886
Interment
will
take
place
m
man,
New
Brunswick.
8.1.
aaugnier
Br.
n.
m.
jjfi
;
r
Senator
King
sat
in
'trW
'rUim
of
Dead
Tree
Point.
Raining,
llgth
ST.;
Commons
from
1887
to
1886
and
from
wind;
barometer.
29.50;
temperature.
A1THAL
IH
LOST.
OTTAWA.
Aorll
88.
The
Chip
40:
aea
smooth.
t
Bull
Harbor-Part
cloudy,
light
8.W
wind:
barometer,
29.82;
temperature.
42;
heavy
swell.
Supreme
On
scount
of
unfavorable
weather
Court
of
Canada
yesterday
dismissed
today
the
tag
day
of
Adair
Cars.
Cliap-
ractor
of
the
Native
Sons
of
B.C.
at
j
with
coaU
the
appeal
of
the
Bevan
ter.
imperial
wroer.
uaugnwis
oi
uie
this
meriting'
semlon
of
the
grand
post.
Lumber
Shingle
Co.
amiln.it
M
P
Empire,
in
aid
of
the
fund
for
the
Vancouver
u
.selected
for
next
yearns
Millard.
Tlie
appeal
wim
taken
from
beautlflcatlen
of
soldiers'
plot
1
fur-couvcntlou.
I
the
ruling
of
u
British
O.-lumbln
Court,
ther
lponcd
until
ucxt
Saturday.
AIXIlEltllV
LOAlllXO
tOlt
LIHISOX
HILL
rHOIltULV
OUT
AWAY
TlkXilAY
liig
ou
a
full
cargo
Of
grain
for
Lisbon,
Portugal,
making
a
total
shipment
for
ths
seaskm
of
appraxlmatelyfikfei
mil-
compared
with
9,780,000
A
despatch
from
WISnlpeg
states
7,-786.000
busheU
has
been
shipped
from
here
this
year,
but
this
Is
aald
to
be
Incorrect
as
lexs
than
that
amount
has
been
received
and
not
all
has
been
shipped.
The
vessel
ti
expected
to
get
away
from
here
Tuesday.
WEATIIEIt
ItEPOHT.
Prince
Rupert
Ralnlne
strong
8JL
V..1.U,
ii;upuiure,
to.