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\EW REBEL GOVERNMENT IS

 

SLE OF SECTION TWO PROPERTY
BROUGHT CLOSE 10 $600,000

Property Averaged a Little Over $1,000 a Lot---Proposal to Re= case, when it was certain that

cognize the Services of the Auctioneer

of Two Lots Proved Very Popular

red and eighty! At the end of the sale the last

The five

pts sold in § yn two. by the! two lots offered, lots 101 and 102
G.T.P. fetcl nearly $600,000, block 20, were withdrawn, the
Expectations of those who pre- idea being that the C TP
dicted that t its would fetch a ema me G.T.P. heads
en were bettered by | 4 Montreal be informed of the
7: m total of the SUggestion made by Ald. Clayton

 

» $573,335. and heartily approved by the as-

prices bid

The two best lots in the section semblage of buyers, that these

. : two lots be either presented to
his 10, block 6 and 78, block 20, Auctioneer Frank Elis or sold to
commal entrance tO him at the upset price of $700 in
Second, A d Moresby Av- recognition of his undoubtedly
enues in sé two went for excellent services at the sale.
5,200 being bought The lots constitute a double cor-
by V. Ca f the Empress ner on Moresby Avenue and the
Hotel and \ | Grattan of Lane continuing Fourteeth street.
Vancouve The suggestion and appreciative

 

THE CHINESE REBEL ARMY
HOIST FLAG OVER NANKING

Have Formed a Government with Premier and Coun-

cil_ Imperial Viceroy and General Take
Flight—-Japan Will Intervene
y News.) Tielan and Viceroy Chang Jen
Nanking, Dec. 4—This city | Chung took refuge on a Japanese
has beer timed the eapital | warship.
fChina and Huang Hsin was Japan to Intervene
lected | ‘ Tokio, Dec. 4—Counsellor Mat-
. sui of the Foreign office has left

lews Reaches P. s ; . +s
News Reaches Peking in great haste for Peking to con-

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TOLD THE TRUTH
TO SAVE LIVES

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

Los Angeles, Dec. 4.—Accord-
ling toa statement issued today
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|the accused men would be con-
|victed, in order to save their
lives they pleaded guilty and
| confessed.

remarks regarding the auctioneer |
were received with approval by | Fog at Vancouver

Mr. D. H. Hays who will ap-| Vancouver, Dec. 4.—(Special)
proach his directors on the mat-|—Shipping out of this port is all
ter. The lots had to be exposed | tied up owing to dense fog pre-
for sale, but were bid down with vailing over the waters of the
laughter by the large assembly. seu and Inlets.

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| Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners, Phone 4.

With a Present

 

 

(Continued on page 4.)

LIFEBOAT WAS PICKED UP I

(Special to The Daily News)
Victoria, Dec. 4.—The steamer Tees is afloat and

their ship to get to Estevan wireless station.

Jolliffe to the stranded ship.

 

nd that General |

Pek news of the|fer with Minister Ijuin about in-
fall of Nar states that Gen-/|tervention. Britain, Russia and |
tral Chang Hsang was killed in|France are supporting the Jap- |
the anese move. |

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sunona blue

f China has a red field with a whit

TRAPPED A MAGNIFICENT
SILVER FOX, WORTH $600

Joe Belway Made a Lucky Trap Near Mile 65 Last
Week Railway Seems to Attract Animals
Instead of Scaring Them

Witt | ' if fan fn >
belt of a beautiful|was caught not far trom the
ied undressed at|railway. It is a sare fat
tee so far from the Grand Trunk
bably double that|8° f4" from OT act
made Bel |Co’s works having had the eltec
knows velway, & well of driving wild animals away
Yer tray ss and Skeena ri- from the line of steel, the crea-
at M ime into his camp} tures seem to be attracted neat
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ist week, The fox|er by the bustle of the works.
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All Safe and Sound

AHOODOO INON

THIS FAMILY Victoria, Dec. 4, 2 p.m.
|All the passengers and crew
‘of the Tees are safe follow-
Dubli , ._|ing her rescue by the
on The Marquis |i" 1e by /m
" Waterford was d 4 oe Jolliffe. It is stated a over-
“< as drowne sre | °
peared see ne hanging cliff prevented the

Press Despatch.)

Dee, 4,

 

This is the third| ,
Re Pam wireless signals from reac h-
Meat,» ead of the family to}. side stations
Cron ent death. His fath-|!N& the outside stations.
Committed uiei >| - ee
Led sule > are ot
ting ve s cide because of A gift that always pleases beauti
feld oe lved in the hunting ful Chinaware. Many things a
his Basi ‘8 grandfather broke | celebrated potteries of Europe. .

While riding to hounds. liace’s

Wednesday while passing Clay Pits. She struck a suk

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Her crew and passengers were put on two meals
low.
during the day.

20,000 DISENFRANCHISED SEAMAN ON THE
QUADRA IS DEAD

Montreal Citizens Who Do Not |
Pay Taxes Have Vote Refused. |

 

Montreal, Dee, 2. Because

 

Duncan Andrews a seaman on

ithey have not paid their taxes ee ,
0,000 persons will not be allowed board the C.S.S. Quadra died to-
to vote in the forthcoming muni-|day at the hospital where he had

| been hurried suffering from Ce-
|rebro spinal meningitis, and the
/Quadra flew her flag at half
d Re-| Mast this morning in token of
respect to the dead. The deceas-
|ed was a member of the Knights

pal elections.
A CONVICTS’ PLOT

| Kansas Prisoners Had Loade
volvers and Dynamite Sent Them.

Was Located by the Tug William Joliffe in Kyuquot Sound Late
Saturday Afternoon---Crew and Passengers Are All Saved

Crew Were Trying to Reach the Estevan Wireless Station, But Lost Their Way in
the Fog—They Piloted the Jolliffe to the Stranded Ship—The Tees Had
Stripped Her Propellor in Striking Rock—Passengers on Short Rations

They are now on their way here on the tug William Jolliffe.
day afternoon the William Jolliffe after gaining entrance to Kyuquot Sound,
picked up the lifeboat and crew of the Tees who on Wednesday morning left
They had lost their way in the

fog and been without food since and were all in bad shape.

Wm, |

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WILL ARREST DARROW ON CHARGE

OF BRIBERY IN McNAMARA TRIAL

Startling Sequel to Dramatic End of the Los Angeles Trial---
Thirty Arrests of McNamara’s Friends to be
Effected in Indianapolis

(Special to Daily News.)
Los Angeles, Dec. 4—That Clar-
ence Darrow, attorney for Mce-
Namara Bros., will be arrested

in connection with a_ bribery
charge was intimated tody by
Attorney Fredericks. The case
against Bert Frank!yn accused
of trying to bribe Juror Lock-

N THE FOG

all on board are well.
Late on Satur-

They piloted the

wood was continued for one}
week,
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Inpianapolis, Dec. 4 — Every |
person who was even remotely |
connected with McNamara is|
now under suryeillance by De-
tective Burns and a staff of
sleuths, and about thirty arrests |
are to be made according to Fed-
eral Attorney Miller who is here. |

K. of P. Dance Postponed

On account of the death at the
General Hospital of Brother In-
gles of Victoria, the Knights of
Pythias dance to be held this
evening is postponed indefinitely.

Empress

(Canadian Press Despatch.)
Bombay, Dee.
and Queen reached India to at-
tend the Durbar and be crowned
Emperor and Empress of India.

 

It appears the Tees injured her propellor and bent her rudder post on

ymerged rock, then slid

off and anchored. After the first call of distress the wireless ceased to work.

a day as rations were

The passengers were transferred to the tug Salvor and will reach here

RESCUED THE GRANT

Halibut Boat Is Now in Tow of
Tug Off Cape Mudge.

 

The halibut steamer Grant,
which was reported in distress
jnear Alert Bay on Saturday, is
now in tow of the tug Shamrock,
northbound, off Cap Mudge. The
{Grant is an American boat, for-
revenue cutter, She is

| merly a
}now owned by the San Juan Fish-
| ns Company.

City Hall “Hospital.”

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K | ; ; | st or t uit et 4) ve
Leavenworth, Kas., Dec. 2. of Pythias Lodge and will be] ‘+ er dog wandered int Aw
| , . . : s, | Cil al inis orning with a
Phe finding of twelve loaded re-| buried with due ceremony by his : 7 ee sé se aihp + 3h,
ne our sticks of a- , yadly voundes leg, i tlerk
vers and four sticks of dyna-|] oqge Brethren. Messrs. Hay- s eieaotntn teh wa: Hatha
1 the Federal penitentiary | Woods, who is more than half a
it ‘ay has | ‘ ted a fear aj ner Bros. have charge of the |\e1 as far as dogs are con-
vare oda mas prevented ¢ eared). ae |
vholesale outbreak of conviets. funeral arrangements. The | cerned, is taking eare of the in-
< | Quadra put to see again at about |Jjurd animal until its owner ean
ye fo ad,
Off to England. }1l a.m. today. H un
H. D. Robinson of the Rupert] VERY HIGH TIDES
Marine Iron Works left for the | . : eae
Old Country on a business visit] Every woman loves chinaware. Get}
about three months, Mr,|hersome for a Christmas gift—select| Twenty-Two Feet at Wharf To-
ast abo 0 s. Mr. } : |
Robinson left by the Princess it now and we'll lay it aside until you} day——Higher Still Tomorrow.
= res , want it delivered.—Wallace’s.
| Mary, eS . This morning’s tide was so
jhigh that it washed over the new
INVESTMENT THAT PAYS. |
Visited Wreck. | }gangway erected at the Davis
tai fabington left in the} . | at Tie ot ernitid ; .
Con ee “7 aut aah cone | No-chamo in cAiasianne Canada peuaths. ae _ feet one inch
launch hover boas o - was re «6oficia measuremen?,
7 the wreck of the Carrondelet,{can better invest a dollar than Reatadeee ghthida:canlie tas mith
It is undrstood now that the old} so nd it for a year’s subseription | higher, touching twenty-tree feet,
barque is beyond salving, her | to The Family Herald and Weekly |and Wednesday's tide will be the
back being broken, Star, That paper has been a | highest, with twenty-tree feet five
blessing in thousands of Western | inches, Afterward the tides will
Mrs, William 8, Hall will Noll homes, Its agricultural columns {go back rapidly to normal ris
Wednesday of this) aye as good as a course in a col-]}and fall,

; reeeive on

week
A NEW CHART

Survey of Chotham Sound from
Digby to Kennedy Island.

in colors of Chatham

\ chart
Sound, British Columbia, from
Dieby Island to Kennedy Island,
numbered 302 of the Canadian
Hydrographie Survey, has Just
been published by the Hydro-
Surveys branch of the

Department of the Naval Service

of Canada,

lege, Its world’s news page Coy-
ers everything in the nws_ line
and its.magazine section provides
ample reading for the whole fam-
ily. Any person seeing the beau-
tiful picture, “Home Again,” in
a shop window would readily give

two dollars for it, yet it ean be

had absolutely free by sending a
dollar for a year’s subseription
to the paper. Such a paper for

a year with such a beautiful die
ture all for the price of a bushel
of wheat is certainly a good in-

 

Tom and Jerry at Savoy.

PRISON FOR SUFFRAGETTES

Society Women Who Took Part in
London Raid Now Pay Penalty.
London, Dee i Preferring
of the suffragettes who were ar-
the
yne
women known in s80-

recent
to prison,

rested in
raid have gt
of them are
elety.

 

Best room in town at the Savoy,

prison to payment of fines, scores |

sulfragette |
Many |

| They were given a royal welcome
;on the arrival of the vessel Me-
| dina and escorting squadron.
The King and Queen will make
their state entrance into Delhi
on December 7, and this date, as
|well as December 12, the actual
|date of the Durbar, will be gen-
}eral holidays throughout India.
/On December 12 a royal procla-
| mation will be read in every town

5.—The King

 

 

SHIPPING NOTES

Camosun Will Change Hour of
Leavin gto Sunday Evening.

 

The C. P. R. steamer Printess
Mary arrived this morning from
the Naas river and proceeded
south direet. The steamer Co-
quitlam is at the wharf discharg-
ing general cargo. With pas-
sengers and mail for the south
the steamer Camosun left at 6
p. m. Sunday. The Camosun will
schedule to leave at that hour
until further notice instead of in
the morning.

We pack chinaware so that it may be
safely shipped anywhere.—Wallace’s.

KING GEORGE AND QUEEN
MARY ARRIVE IN INDIA

Amid Gorgeous Welcome of Indian People the Medina
Reaches Bombay—Royal Party Will Proceed to
Delhi to be Proclaimed Emperor and

of India

and village of the Empire, royal
|salutes will be fired from every
| gun in India and the whole coun-
try will be ablaze with illumina-
tions at night. The thirteenth
will be devoted to a people’s fete
jall over the land.

| All of the ruling princes and
great chiefs of India will be com-
/manded to the Durbar. Envoys
| from Nepal and Afghanistan and
ithe Maharajah of Bhutan will
jalso be present. It is expected
| that fully half a million people
wall greet the King at Delhi and
will witness the spectacles con-
nected with the Durbar.

 

KING GEORGE AND QUEEN MARY

Who have reached Bombay, India,

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