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PRINCE RUrert, B.C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1912.

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5 FORTH NEEDS OF SKEENA DIST.

 

| VioMEN ISSUE MANIFESTO
| AGAINST HOME RULE

DUCHESS ABERCORN PRESIDES AT MEETING OF ULSTER
UNIONIST ASSOCIATION—SAYS WOMEN WILL STAND BY
MEN IN RESISTING HOME RULE FOR IRELAND.
pecial to Daily News.) tion to hold Ulster for the Em-
st, Jan. 149—Fifty thou-|Pire, and asserts that Home Rule

T Ww “e “A . 1 ry
men members of the Ul- ill reduce the whole country to
al rags and poverty, which was
mist Association today

; hei found in Ireland only in those
a fiery manifesto ot Cir ldistricts where rule of the na-
in Great Britain to aid

 

) defeat Home Rule. The “onal league is supreme .
ss of Abercorn presided at} Winston Churchill Stands Firm
ng of the council of the London, Jan. 19—It has been
Unionist Association, |ascertained in official quarters
ade the appeal. In herdthat Winston Churchill, First!
she said: “We will not ae-|Lord of the Admiralty, has de-
» Rule and if we are| clined to modify his plans and
out of our heritage we|wil! fulfill his engagement to
nd by our men folk in/speak at Belfast on Home Rule,
g¢ to the utmost the dom-/notwithstanding many threats
of a rebel parliament. in| made ageinst him, Preparations
The manifesto
Unionists detepmina-

IRST MAYOR
IS PLEASED!

™ red Stork Met Mayor Newton |
F m and Party Returning from,
— Weedworth and Complimented |

Alderman Maitland on the Trip.

 

 

| NEW RUSS ENVOY.

nee as Mayor Newton

m the trail yesterday
they were met on Cen-
by ex-Mayor Fred}
tupert’s. pioneer

Mr. Stork stopped and
with Alderman Tom |
vho is an old tillicum |
lle expressed consider-
val of the trip, heard
Maitland’s ideas re-
he quality of the timber

|
|
rdy comrades were re- |
|

 

BAKHMETIEFF
ind and expressed an | be

GEORGE

Russian ambassador, who

} f his own. as regards the | | Ne oa
ljarrived recently in Washington.

the pipe line.

ii i,’ he said, “was to lay| He was formerly attached to the
pipe line of imported | Washington embassy and mar-
from the sea level|pjed a sister of Mrs. John R. Mec-

i hus making the trail as |] ean,

went ahead. It was 7
and a very costly one
ven the little lumber re- Fe sri
ihe present temporary | ma, LF, Martin Sails Away to be
Woodworth Lake up there | ceed el
d days over the old trail.’ ‘|
Siork never held with the}
it would be profitable | |
to install a saw mill |!
worth and make the stave
of local timber.

TO BECOME BENEDICT

he oh ific Transfer Co., and we
known up river as pao ie
ent for D. A. Rankin, arrived
from Hardscrabble yesterday and
oP. sailed south on the Rupert this
For Sale, morning for Fond du Lac, Wis-
lraft horses, from 1,400 | consin, where he is to be married. |
cheap. At|Mr, Martin will return with his

poundds,
| pride to Rupert.
|

pert Dairy. 6t

 

|UST MAKE GREATER EFFORT _::.:

amongst

NEW HAZELTON BOOMING

Young Town
Greater Proportions

Many
yesterday's train from u_ priver.
Mr. McDonell, of the Omineca ho-
tel, Old

ton,

ely in
is expected a post office will be|was for many years head of Upper
established there very soon. New |Canada

M oF eee ech: Peay OAs ceived from London tonight an-
r. M.

were among the list. Mr.
Cohen says that everything is liv- |

Rapidly Asun.ing
President of Defunct Ontario

 

passengers arrived on London.

(Special to Daily News.)

Hazelton, Mr. Stephen-| Toronto, Jan. 19.—A cable re-

B. Cohen, of New Hazel- |Chief Engineer

nounces the death of G, G. R.
Cockburn, former M. P.,

College and was presi-|New Hazelton.

Hazelton now has a general store|dent of the Ontario Bank, the col-|and Mr. Welch

bank,

clothing store and hotel.

Every preparation is being made|the minds of the public. ert.

|for the expected spring rush into
the valley.

Best room in town at the Savoy.

 

 

G ¢ R. ‘COCKBURN DIES. RAILWAY MEN RETURN

aanuanrnenverom THE COUNCIL'S WOODWORTH

|

| Trip of Inspection
Bank Passes Away in |. re a r

!

|

Following soon after
jular train yesterday,
with Patrick Welch,
Foley, Welch and

of Messrs.
Stewart, and
r, Super- ————
intendent of Construction Shep- With their blankets on their|no boast of bush lore, and, fresh
Center/ard, and Contractor Rankin, re-
New Hazelton, and that it|Toronto, at 78 years of age. He|turned to the city, after a trip of
inspection o fthe work, as far as
Both Mr. Kelleher

lapse of which is still_fresh in|south this morning on the Rup-

‘fom. and tarp at the Savoy.

 

TRIP SHOULD PROVE PRACTICAL

MAYOR PACKED HIS SLANKETS LIKE THE REST AND MADE
GOOD OVER THE TRAIL—HYDRO-ELECTRIC SCHEME
DISCUSSED CAREFULLY ON THE SPOT.

the reg-

special

shoulders just like the latest econ-| from office and desk, was by no
tingent for the grading gangs, et avéis vege: | ae rg
Mayor Newton and the members acalt ry bin the . fi t eae
tha {Of the Board of Works, with Al-|°P°@" to Bim, then, for making it
for the ‘a so successfully. On his return
derman Bullock - Webster  ar- last night he ‘ cnked his bunds
rived in the city yesterday after- with the best =F toate and ee
frest peas ig "Ms

noon fresh from their visit to pressed himself well satisfied

Woodworth Lake. The members|*..
rae bet mt with the results of the excursion.
of the. Board of Works, Aldermen “We have visited both lakes,” he

 

on address from the throne was

concluded today. Hon. Ross de- Private bila NOE

(Special to Daily News.)

 

cm or the meeting are complete, anc
SC NARiren bed an dae In Closing Debate on the Sescdle Mee the Throne He Hontimassde

Expenditure for t the Skeena District

URGES JUDICIAL DISTRICT FOR RUPERT

Brewster Will Make a Motion to Ask the beta to Refund the Money Paid
by Purchasers of Lots in D. L. 851 on Account of Station Being Ordered

Moved by the Board of Railway Commissioners

fended the Department of Lands | ing, Manson, Comox; railways, H.|cial district for

'from the attacks of Brewster and | |G,
Williams. He reviewed the Govy- | |Thomas Gifford; municipal, H.
ernment’s policy in regard to the} Watson; agriculture, A, Cawley;
pre-emption of lands and pre par-| pr inting, C. F,
ing them for the settler.
announced that on the North}
Thompson river and adjacent
the G

this

settlers,
Mr.
an earnest plea for the retention
f hand logging licenses.
think that the
mission had been sufficiently | spectors

i

I
on

explosion, it is alleged, of a small|treme end of the Foley-Welch} fill them, the pipes being frozen.
Water took some mo-|'This is the first occasion in which ( W | ED R

smouldering | ments to reach the nozzle through |the brigade has turned out to a

rmed when they

stove
fire spread
some canvas and/such a length of hose, but mean- jrcal fire with their new helmets

Parsons; public aceounts, | that they might

Tisdall. Other |
He also | speakers who took part in the ad-
dresses were Manson of Skeena

Mr. Brewster
that on Monday

T. P. would be surveyed |™ault district. town lots in D.

summer and set aside for| William Manson Speaks | South Hazelton,
| William Manson of Skeena dis- |

Manson, of Comox, made eet r sie aan 1P, would build

trict devoted considerable time tO} and if, in view

reported in palainss by pre-emptors, owners) money paid by

SMART FIRE BRIGADE TURN OUT TODAY ar ee

used to heat a potato) wharf.

|favor of abolition. The Premier |of timber limits stakers of
Victoria, Jan. 19.—The debate|moved that the appointment of/mineral claims,
| standing committees be made, of|constantly overlapping.
which the following be chairmen: | considered that the

. MeKay; min-|rived for the creation

» had ar-

ofa judi-
3 Rupert, 50
> their own

H.|}gaol and hold assiezs there.

Re Hazelton Lots
has given notice

sold any
, known as
and whether buy-
ers were informed that the G. T.
station there,
fact that
He did | the needs of his district and sug-/| the Railway Commission ordered
Forestry |gested the appointment of in-/the station to be
to decide econfliction of|other section, they will refund the
purchasers.

to |}distriet and Jardine of Esqui-|Government if they have

placed on an-

chemical

Morrissey, T. Maitland and Dyb- said, “aud gone over parts of the

havn, proved themselves a husky] 07 DS)

bunch on the trail. Alderman eas te; Thane se Nie Sous that
ooaen : . | With the direct. personal view of

Bullock-Webster is an experi-| ing nature of the ground to be

ance s t é » City En- . alu , 2 gro

enced bushman, and the City En covered’ in the hydro-electric un-

gineer and his assistant, Mr.
Mason, are men in training for
the trip.

Mayor Newton, however, makes

dertaking we can form a better

Continued on Page 4.)

Onne TO NELP REFORM OHM] AY WAT ACT
SERIOUSLY ILL

A tehtwetghe Champion Is Threat-
ened with Pneumonia — No
Visitors Admitted to His Room.

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Canadian Press Dispatch.)

Los Angeles, Cal., Jan. 19.—
Reports from Venice tonight were
to the effect that Ad, Wolgast’s
;condition was giving his physi-
|cians concern lest it develop into
|/pneumonia. Orders were issued
this afterndon that no one but his
|wife and Manager Jones should
| be admitted to his room. Wol-
jgast’s temperature today was
1101%, which, it was stated, was
jabout the same as yesterday.

were

|
He also
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ask the

 

|
| MAY SET THAW FREE

|Millionaire Slayer of Sanford
White Again Hopeful.
Canadian Press Dispatch.
New York, Jan. 19.—It was
learned on authority a few days
ago that Clarence J. Shern will
begin proceedings for the release

 

 

eG Ww £000 $e UOER WOOD. merge
PRINCE CHING

eat NT Matcawan asylum for the

insane of Harry K.

Thaw, the Pittsburg millionaire,
|}slayer of Sanford White.

The statement is made that

tio nof China. He will be the |
president of the Privy Council in

Mr. L. F. Martin, formerly of Outbreak in Foley, Welch and Stewart Warehouse at Wharf line xationa sssembiy. “He is a|,, The statement is made that
- Checked Speedily With the Chemical Hose Line

rogressive Chinese and was e
P : b 7 , as th iwho has heretofore fought all at--
secret friend of the foreigners |
; tempts to gain the release of
during the famous siege of the :
Thaw, will now not interfere.

 

Great excifement was caused | Chief McInnis and the brigade|the outbreak with laentions ai. Dean
1CRe l at t e. 1" a Beg ca oe i Be

this morning at the waterfront|turned out very smartly, and the} hose ,which did excellent work. | There will be a new superintend

; | . les ; we ‘ ——_—_——_——— ent of the asylum and the infer-
by a nalarm of fire from the old|auto hose wagon took the grade|The fire was extinguished in a For row boats and launches|ence is that he. may not oppose

| . i 7 a e e Ss é a)
long wharf shed formerly occu-|down Centre street ata breakneck | few minutes. appears that telephone 320 green. Davis boat/the release of the young million-
| pied Messrs. Foley, Welch &/speed. Hose was laid all the way| though the building affected was | poyse. laine.
}Stewart and still used for their/ from the city hall hydrant on the} filted with hose lines of its own, |
|

stores. Through the upsetting or|G. T. P. main as far as the ex-|there was no wpater available to

WATER FOR THE PRESENT

 

 

FOR BEI I A COO! A TRADE ached the roof of the buildinf, | time the brigade had control Of) ANE rubber coats.
:
een waterfront of ‘Bella Coola. | UNEMPLOYED IN VANCOUVER
EADING PIONEER MERCHANT PROPOSES TO SWITCH TRADE! The syndicate is having the estate | _—— ——-
OF BELLA COOLA FROM VICTORIA TO THIS PORT— surveyed into lots and will short- | Steps Being Taken by Clergy and| Four Men Killed Near
ASKS AID IN PROOURING EETTER SERVICE. ly place its new townsite on the| Others to Releive Situation.
——— market. The loeal member of ———
resting character in thé | see if closer trade relations M&@Y/ parliament has already promised | Special to Daily News.)
f the settlement of this/net be arranged for. He thinks! a eonnection with the Govern-|  Yancouver, Jan. The un-
t of dhe meavinee are ithe time has come when Bella | ment telegraph line, and Mr, Bry- employed problem is beginning to Portland, Ore., ;
part of vie province AF) coola should change its market) njidsen is of opinion that this | ake itself felt here. A deputa-|river steamer Given blew
on the Venture in the | +...) victoria to’ Prince Rupert,|yery necessary aid to vapid ate } : : ah ie eee
{ B, Brynildsen of Bella; land he has many good arguments |\olopment might be hastened by | tion of the leading clergy waitec tonight at Kalamath,
of the earliest pioneer |{, show to our merchants that|ine people of Prince Rupert|0n Mayor Findlay to ask him to}the captain, the
. nt é ‘ps t ‘lieve the situation
, 's of the coast. In fact, | the trade of Bella’ Coola is C@?-| prodding up Mr. Glements on the | take steps oe rng . nace u ¥ ‘lother men were
possible exception of | ltainty worth going after, In he subject. |The. Mayor has promised action
Drayney of Namu, Mri|turn for this trade he asks the The
| ; 3 > Cc i : lo > ] at |
vn heads the list. [people of Prince Rupert to give pride a fancy umbrella that)!" wag an = eaten
cen years ago this trail|qheir assistance to the obtaining)... presented to him by John a pans ro cases
nded at Bella Coola with | of a better mail service for Bella) piano, of the firm of Pierey,|Ployment exis at hand and as usual the §
of Danes who had band-|Goola, He claims that in We Morris & Co.in 1808;-ane at tieti Tee ac
elves together in Minne-| connection his people have eM) iin. and for years after he dealt pee rere end head of
the purpose of seeking/ shamefully neglected. with the Pierey house in Victoria. , | the read = of
| these northern wilds,| gpoyld Prince Rupert go after) rs have changed, however | planned,
10ul rines I hing Lave anged, ; T
| they Have accomplished | trade it would mean better/since that time and instead of go- he Wee ly ews be spread at the
seventeen years make ar rtation facilities from this |ine to Victoria for goods the mer- nd |where extensive
Leres ransportatio rae ; > Walle Cinals ; : : ; ae ee
7 ; eth ate fn Ree ed a liberal mail subsidy ee of ne nee an oem Covers an entirely separate ace one wore ;
* 0.0 , : 3 > 0 ‘nee Mupert as thaeir nat- , ; ; rom the personnel o
; 0 rds with onejupon Pl I le SR a eae] » {| I
colony in Northern | would kill tw birds He fi K e m th . A big cruidé in Bnaeie
0 a. They ! stone, weekly review Oo 1e@ «pro- ee ee aeS ,
welt See > ag he This seems evidently the — cena * ine Aa : warranted that
ell equipped farms as § 8 peas gress of the district.
ind in any newly settled | psychological moment for such . Eurns Banquet Ee aaa
and, have developed | move ment to capture the whole 0 Only a limited number of tick- ‘ka tdauink of
es into a prosperous | lthe Bella Coola trade, as % Mba ets will be sold for the Burns’ An- Ini Canada $2 per year. lrickets ae en
s ‘ate has @)
ind stock raising com- | centls an igs re ree at | niversary banquet at the Premier In other countries $2.50 j | Kelly, W. B. Kerr,
|purchased the Clay urchase Hotel. Procure yours’ without per year. Malcolm MeLeod or the
! the objects of Mr, Bry-|that point and by this p atti further delay. Br oe eee ee 8. D, Macdonald.
5 visit Lo this city is to| practically controls all the a ;
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RIVER STEAMER DISASTER

Klamath,
Wash., When Steamer Has
Explosion

Wash., and
and two

takes its piace al

This year the feast will | frost spell has returned sharply|ihp ities of
Premier Hotel,/again the Water Superintendent |giratheona in a Greater Edmon-

preparations are notices that there is still an in-| jo).

The dinner will be
January 25th.|mestie users, but the knowledge! with the firm of Foley, Welch &
from J, H.|that the dams are not depleted|Stewart, arrived in the city yes-
George Scott, now when there is a likelihood of|terday from Hazelton,

WATER SUPERINTENDENT MENTIONS THAT THE MOUNTAIN
DAMS ARE FULL AND MORSE CREEK SUPPLY CAN
BE me ON AT ANY MOMENT.

Reassuring information comes

i}
this morning from Ole Crosby, c. P. R. 's BIG BRIDGE

(Special to Daily News.) ; ' : aieeaa
. -19.—The | Water superintendent for the city. | giang Saskatchewan Between Ed-

He says that there is a splendid monten. and: Strathooka

up late
P storage of water now both for fire a

protection and domestic use in Next to the rebuilding of the
the reservoirs on the mountain,|Laehine bridge in Montreal, the

and that Morse Creek dam and]jargest bridge construction work
pumping plant are ready to add|pejing done by the C. P. R. at pres-

old pioneer speaks with oe sae Gown! It is stated DY st. Andrew's Society Opens Ban=|)),.)- jen million gallons to the ent is the ereetion of a large high
quet Season.
The banquet season is now well/now. The pumping plant may be| since August, 1910, the

city's water supply at any hour}jeye| bridge at Edmonton, Alta.
railway
has bee nat work on the big con-

The copious rainfall over the} struction, which will before many
week-end did good to the dams} months span the Saskatchewan
in the mountain, and though the River from side to side and unite
Edmonton and

St. An-|set running today.

 

dinners}

ae ; The new bridge will be 2,800
judging | creased supply trickling into the|fee, long and 200 feet above

the com-/dams, as the frostbound springs | wajer level, and will cost over
» statement Is
year's at-

|
jtempt will exceed all previous ef-jagain. There is still need for

were released by thé thaw and|g14-590.000
Miye ’ :
jhave not as yet been sealed up

 

held on|reasonable care of wate by do- W. T. Lake, who is connected

The party

secretary, another prolonged spell of frost} was compelled to drive eighty-one
is reassuring for fire protection.{miles to reach the end of steel.

 

 

 

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