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VANCOUVER GOT A BAD SCARE R. ©. READING ROOM HE USED A KNIFE LABOR MEN TO MEET TEN PASSENG S WERE KILLED

Good Start Made on Framing of | Italian Who Was Refused Dance) Formation of Labor Council to Be

WHEN DYNAMITE EXPLODED” "=" "or" “Sathatcs"ts"™" S'™"sawacfvetIN WRECK OF COLUMBIA FLYER

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the foundation) ia ihe various representatives of (Re) bois my WwaUKEE & ST. PAUL FLYER STRUCK A FREIGHT

 

 

 

 

 

 

RUMOR SPREAD ABROAD THAT THE POWDER WORKS ON : . f the new R. C rec-|4 girl refused to give a dance tO| jJabor unions will meet for
fOWEN ISLAND HAD BLOWN UP—-SHOCK WAS FELT | hen | reading roomeé at the }8n italian at-s-ball here lact night| purpose of completing the or- TRAIN WHILE TRAVELING AT SEVENTY MILES AN
ALL OVER THE CITY THIS MORNING. aoa e eng oo st Fitth|a fight broke out, resulting in| ganization of the Prince Rupert | HOUR—VANCOUVER MAN AMONG INJURED.
r » nite . A ,| Aaderson Whiteman being!'prades and Labor Council. ‘Mr. — —_—
ss Despatch. jered the | f th 1 : ype ep oe stabbed in the stomach. His - n oe a wikthela oil Ba (Canadian Press Despatch.) section, driving along at seventy
j vec, 18 All Van-| explosion hie la is secured, Heavy condition Is serious The Ital-| present to assist with the work St. Paul, Dec. 18—Ten pas- miles an hour, telescoped the end
1 to the founda- | Bodwe roa | a was ¢ has been placed in posi- ian who committed the deed has/of organization. sengers met instant death ‘ast cars of the _ front section like
f oe ' , l escaped y cardboard. Scores were injured
k this morning | the i dyna t rm sual iming the basement and| mere nae aie nicht in the wreck of the famous| nq the ten dead were killed out-
‘ explosion roused | get 3s had gs : ‘ ak th ; ! c Ww a me ol - . % " arks are ened er as | Columbia Flyer on the Chicago,| right. Bodies wedged inextrica-
th The alariajot dynam u to dry}. ROO ae ee Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners. soriment “of oward railroad) wii aukee & St. Paul Railroad| bly in the bent and buckled steel
: | that the powder] out, and for il for himself pancy early in the new year.) Phone 4. watches. : |near Odessa, Minnesota. The| are almost impossible to recover.
: : Island had blown) had gone awa & ihe He : : — —————— == = ——_————_—_—_—_—_— | iit steel cars could not resist Wrecking trains were rushed to
: was much more| heard the bang a in back, but the terrible impuct of the rear the scene and the line was
. hat experienced) the d e and ve had left | section of the train, which plowed cleared rapidly, the hospitals be-
, Northfield Powde1 h the | i N was headlong into the front section|ing crowded with the injured,
Works devastated The|hurt so far as the police could = | when the engine struck a biocked amongst whom is W. H. Perry of
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DARING ENGLISH AVIATOR Dastardly Attack Was Made Upon Him by a Male Suffragist as GREAT EARTHQUAKE SHAKES
( APTURES A WHITE HERON He Left a Liberal Meeting on Saturday Night | MEXICO FROM END T0 END

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INTHE COUNCIL NOW COMPLETE °°":  ISFOUND DEAD A COMMISSION —
who hurled a brass-bound
| ree beers | Rancher Named Bush Found on Some Sweeping Changes Are y Res
lutepayers’ Association Discuss | Tennessee Coal Mining Disaster 5:5 . r : |‘ hay;
Good Government and Will Call Leaves 59 Widows and 147 Mr. I 1-G Bo ae ’ * ne ree ig eer: ee eon ce rey oe ppropr
nt Meeting to Secure Good Can- Children Fatherless—A Reliof ha ! e of the attas eee ges mantnnt ote eee, . ¥ mae men —
didates for a business Ad- Fund Is Started - ; y - vs i : ~ SESAETENE He, |
ministration 2 ae a | \ Mr. Bush, a settler at the Nadu (Canadian Press Despatch.) .
D g s h River, on Massett Inlet, was found Winnipeg, Dec. 16.— Sweeping GUS
: ‘ G dead last Friday week a few yards hanges in the government and
i 1¢ 1 from his cabin. He evidently died | administration of the city of
5 y suffrage b from heart trouble, and when} Winnipeg are forecasted here. A E [
ct ol Re tw | found had a pack on his back.| canvas of the candidates out for
vent and yea lhe bady was frozen and evi-| public office in the civic election
it for the) S84 . e he attack, which dently had tein sor some time.|shows a large majority in favor ous Ni
given by} a ‘ i. Mr. I is Deceased came from London,}of the adoption of single tax and Trial
s empha-|A n the fa England, and is supposed to have; the commission plan of govern- 1—Adn
fs i 138 ners of been in the army at one time, as} ment,
¥ business cana inl his lip open and seri medals and, papers were found| Out of over twenty candidates
36) , an, Mr. W. J La , aa ' ght eye. Only among his effects —Queen Char-| whose views on the single tax whe
A that in thei X ‘ | oe p ttontion saved lotte Islander. } question were ascertained, it was . ; .
‘ partisanship | \ te , ht ; The coward- ——__—__—_——_—— l found that not ene was opposed Bani
) e welcoming , ‘ has caus vr ndig- Christmas Rush. to its gradual introduction dur- RIG
. r ranks, has ORTS Big rush to Keeley’s for Per-|ing a period of from three to five Ea to
officeholde G es fumes in fancy gift packages. tf| years. Bared
to handuinthioe Se aac. ——$——$_——— | Among twenty-two condidates p. m.
ciation at the OILFIELDS “4 cafaiy Razors, | whe expressed their views on fn Ghee
Sine i . . A if iy: Bato pgovernmpin! 2 commiEner. only bor He
ar o was : - }one was fo ( B se ~
' who was ; : peal a sbi ate ne W ; - und t . be opposed. red H
ssing the fune-| Natural Gas Has Been Struck and | py pis is @ifts for men at IN DRAGONLAND Before selecting a piano see the pe usr
, pal government Engineer Slater of the B. C. K s Pharmacy Uf Stanley at Gray's Jewelry Store. yes'ta!
Y hat conditions| Ollfield Is Quite Positive oil —— |Gannot be beat for tone, quality et *
Y 1! differences a| Will Be Reached. Chief Vickers-reports 4 quiet Efforts to Bring About Peace Be- and price. Pianos tuned and re- ea
" ; inthe national| week-end, only the : : | tween Imperialists and Rebels) paired. tf il |
7 \ onae hesaime a1 DA. Slat ! “lus irray of “d, and a in Conference Produces Diffi- ——————____— — be sant
; . we if allowed to| f the I c { eI es d ty the constables LLOYD-GEORGE AND HIS LITTLE DAUGHTER. culties from Start. | HARRY STEWART BACK bh.
( fe. Ina young| at Trahn © no { ‘ eee | eas eae a . pay ssing
s g great oppor-| of Graham I er —— Special Correspondence | Pioneer Clothier Opens New Store
re coda ahd mreation the P Jol 5 Son? | Shanghai, Dec, 18.—The repre-) on Third Avenue. es
§ 4 ecially neces-|on his wa ! ; . isentatives of the Imperial party —— J
% P gi seo husiness Mr. Sla spoke very WILL START GOLD MINING OPERATIONS and the rebels met together here Harry Stewart, the pioneer eT
7 i egime instituted. | encouraging!) the progt ss today with a view to the discus- clothier of the palmy days when enalty
¢ M e said he blamed{of the work at that 1 snd has jsion of terms of peace, Therejall Rupert centred round Centre ie.
; , he spoils system | not the least doubt ress ding te ULIC lwas difficulty in discussion from| street, is back again in town and
C Nhic| h it, He made alultimate succ f th pa jthe first, and considerable fric-|has opened the new store at the uth
C rong the ratepayers to| Natural gat has | ek and Fis en as }tion developed, After the morn-|corner of Third avenue and Stew
¢ a strong body | other indicat rid Mr ® - T bi 0 tfit D ad ae 14 F t Cc | ing hegonne spent in weaneiins, Hevects wareele. ; will he xe i, on
q Pate tn nrove..tha ' t «|prospects of an amicable settle-)as “he idea Clothing Store” an .
; . | be tke “ W fe k e ee ntinued all W Four Hundred Horsepower ur ine u ttl ee : He en j ment ee trouble new seems|will carry a oCmneRe hers in ~ Ree
r } , Slate | go east } iddi ; P W F S § 0 }as far off as ever, gents’ outfitting line, Mr. Stewart, y
ie Mr, G, \ ett laid emphasi es era ery betore ' 6 trifugal ump is on its ay 0 : h ? ~ oes “ie | SERIA 1S WEL wre 1s: peareet S abies eet i a.
ie 8  businaceManeiniact north a8 Queen Charlotte Gold -P C | EGERIA IS WELCOMED. Store” at Stewart, will divide his irnish
aay fe ” seats eee | eres ; at ol Creek-- lant 1S oming y ut e - rince uper | on time between the two establish- at
re was acted to ti at sit cnecial to Daily News.) ) 40-ineh turbine water wheel of} he Provincial Government) Historic Naval Vessel Becomes) nets. 17th
. ms, ent at aha cage | Gerhard Heintzman. . a a Dec, 18—It is ane) 400 horse power capacity. This | has constructed a wagon road) Training Ship for Boys. ceenieyrer TTT ve ref
== nM on: Galina ican | : Aas Frank D , Miner | plant will deliver water suflicient |from Kitselas up Gold creek, al-| —— All kinds of musical instru- wart,
——— \ ' apital was} For thirty ; d by the Omineca mn to. operate two j-inch nozzles at ? ; tinal ‘Canadian Press Despatch.) ments at J. 8S. Gray & Sons’, 6th f cou
req 8 of ( reatures and Keeley, the ext 16 Ms re fy 10 } vuthority of George Ww. a pressure of 240 pounds to the | lowing the transportation © ARN Vancouver, Dec. 18.—The sloop} street, tf We |
prog , uC - Of Ene Se this famous nas z eveF¥|yijapson, the prominent hydrau-| square inch, J ohinery and Ph ahi or | Egeria, which was recently pur- —————_—____——_ the n
. d ta*aalitn are vt % on tf -nert, that a complete hy-| This plant, the first of its kind) ©s, gnc considerable activ! a 8) chased en the. Admiralty as a Sunday’s train from Van Arsdol ra
. riday night at 8:30 ius . plant is being shipped|to be installed in British Colum- | looked for as soon as Work 18 ene oe a Pe Sones brought in a good number of oie
iia Hall for the pur- | , h Nearer Home ' on the steamer) bia, wae formerly used on re-} possible. In prospecting the) ia _ mee ba conte: VAOh] PAREORESES. Pupgteel is now exe him
, : ing what Aamal | Day's Mare vat of ara’ s ‘ vor yse on place! crade work on the streets of Sea- claims, of which there are sev- night and arrived here this morn-|teyded as far as the Kitselas tun- , poe
= be le and who should | avert BN ne lel man h’s|# prem 7 nf ek, one and ajitie, Having completed the work/eral groups, the miners claim) !"8. She wae given - big send-| nel, but not open for regular pas- ence
= ( led for the asso-| vo. ene ¥ Pot as far)’ ; ee Kitselas of tearing down the hills in that} they have seldom failed to obtain | of from the capital city, jsenger trafile to that point as yet.
= i ‘t and TeKenaee | jusgernaut mad Ko Alderman | hall es i tei of w 44-in.|city, it will serve to exploit the} coarse gold, and hydraulic opera- | rererreyer: - ———_—_—_——__—- e e
jen! z +} e8 Third airen’ rh ia u Poe ee A a jump, weigh gold-bearing gravels of the Kit-j| tions ar expected to yield hand- Paper decorations, tinsels, ete., See Sweder Bros, for holiday arge
= Free ; Newton's ey! c ? yee Hilditeh { step cen Agee operated by alselas district | some returns, for houses, stores, etc, Wallace's. | tailoring, d24 railr
==s5 Bho, \ it Ward's Candy the legend OU i6 tons, ' a
= 1 the window, tf is now legible. ' rr cok iwcimgaancimeat aeniadi cen