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(Canadian Press Despatch. | Canadian Press ‘De spatch, | Canadian Press Despatch. | ORT FROM THE CITY
9 Port Orchard, Feb. 6.—Dr.| Winnipeg, Feb, 6. Hibbert] Vancouver, Feb. 6.—Five -
AGREES TO GRANT EARL GREY'S RIFL a 5 O ' os
ne MENT OF MILITIA AT OTTAWA ES A SITE! Hazzard was found guilty of man-|1UPPEr on his return to the coast! rests were made yesterday fol-|@"ANT OF $10,090 REQUESTED — MAYOR ADVISES COUNCIL,
DEPART WILL SPEND te ; |from England says his father will| WHICH LARGELY FAVORS GRANT, TO GO WARILY.
$75,000 ON LAYOUT IN RUPERT. slaughter in connection with the | .ceover,. He believes that a war f Wine eb By Skee eaecon CONSIDERATION DEFERED FOR THE TIME BEING.
death of the rich English woman, | between England and Germany is|00 the Powell street grounds,
Mr. George Tite headed a depu-| of land on Acropolis Hill could} Miss Williamson, by cage aa te | Eighty police dispersed the crowd} First business before the Gityjthe present hospital grounds
to the City Couneil last be used for this, : j|An appeal will be taken to the ~ ——$$__—____ jand used their batons freely.| Gouncil last night was the reeep- This the President could not state
Bent. the object of the deputa- Alderman George Kerr sug-|Supreme Court. | Pay Twice a Month Several tire i'd sey were hurt. | s ’ ; ; ag yeVO ‘ ‘ ira ya) Val
gen, . ; gested the question of whether | Aas oawetem: by. which ein tion of a delegation consisting of|Peyond his own personal willing
being to petition the Council ie : ate eed ee nbesp ; See a ky ee : 7A : ‘ness that such a site be granted.
ng to peti e ‘ : We the Government cared about ex- Awful Weather ‘In Germany. ployees are to be paid twice a Eurns Meat Market Robbed. the whole Hospital Board headed It depended on the oiladon of tie
r a site for a drill hall. i pending, say, $75,000 on leased| Berlin, Feb. 6.—There is ter-|month will be instituted shortly) yoneouyer. Feb. 6 The Pat by the chairman, D. G. Stewart,| Board
il has promised a site, to be} ground. He pointed out that the!rible wintry weather all over Ger-/at the city hall to accommodate : tie Meme reed “e sti . > city ea » : ; >
sd ieee AGsGcolie Hill eiteaean Ginibe Gbbi martin Hie te hae bean ab eRe ' ' Burns: Moudt Piensant market ind requesting from the city a] After an explanation by _ the
po! r 9¢ any, There is three feet of|certain workmen on whom _ the : contribution of $10,000 toward|mayor of his remarks at the hos-
aptain F. Stork was a mem-|years lease, snow with a temperature of 10|}present once a month system;Safe was blown open last night the proposed new hospital wing,|pital board meeting affecting the
of the deputation and was In Captain Stork’s opinion the| below at Cuxhaven. — a hardship. and $100 taken. the sum to be sataba iy special finances of the ‘city which is re-

 

ed by Mr, Tite to give expres-|Government would require i i is i
he wish of those inte r-| ground as to all inte akin rea rate if necessary, The deputa-|ported fully elsewhere in this is-
the sh ¢ se r-| er as to ¢ ents and pur i
T i t I sue, it was decided to leave the

ui : ae : tion desired this grant in order , s ecide B
|, He pointed out that the} poses freehold, but added that the that they might be able to ap-|matter of the city’s contribution
nent at Ottawa was ready] position of the site granted was aaa aan : :
) : ; proach the Government through|to the hospital for consideration
ect a drill hall and lay out|meantime immaterial. He thought Mr. Manson for an equivalent|at a special meetin
i idered|that the District Officer C Coe en ee aera eee

 

grounds, but considered Com- siim ee
ip to aa Kies ear he petig aged Day. oe As pointed out by Mr. D. G. They Fear Fire.
state e Departme sity ¢ s , storia ¢ : 6 : ‘ 1
ate, i epartment|city a_ visi rom ictoria ant Stewart. if the board were as- Residents in the Clapp block

ready to spend upwards | would "advise .rigseding ® site. Questioned by Ald. oiteerets, Ee carding Finances, Mayor Newton) <vred of inis grant they could] have petitioned the Couneil to or-

 

 

 

 

 

 

100 on building. Alderman Clayton mentioned also instruct the architects to proceed|der the owners of that building
Stork thought that the/that the Minister of Militia was is Darkly Re-Assuring About a Certain Document with the drafting of stake for ajto equip it with fire escapes. The
f Vancouver might be}expected here and he might also Le ae $20,000 building. matter was considered urgent and
ind the parade ground]lend his advice on the matter. While Aldermen Montgomery|referred to the Fire committee
sed recreation park Alderman Montgomery ex- MONTGOMERY’S CHARGE OF INDIVIDUALISM and Maitland expressed them-Jand City Solicitor with power to
Che site for the drill] pressed himself against militar- selves whole heartedly in support| act.
cht be on the freehold|/ism in any shape or form, and | lof this grant, Alderman Morris- Bae eae acti
ranted the city. against the purpose of the depu Ly ce als ; ; ts
Partington added the| tation feonunk Ke did not pate to “1 Am the Last Man at This Board to bean Individualist’’ Says the Mayor—“Then pLibed out ETH tune ent ae posal eee
that the drill hall and|the up-bringing of children and Act up to Your Principles’’ Retorts Montgomery—Finance be drawing nearer than they|Ald. Mattland Pokes Fun at Ald.
vee dy, be & £000 ren- YOUNG ae wie city Deer DN Minister Leaves it to the Mayor (Cheers) thought when the city should own Douglas Last Night.
f ie young men of}tary influence as suggested by the hospital. Mr. Stewart re- ahem
Captain Partington. As noted in yesterday’s News, When Alderman POU Sr aes I thing that your|marked that the board would be “Your Worship, we have got to
| J. H. Hilditeh contributed Alderman Tom Maitland ex-|the Mayor has desired to explain! moved that the city pledge itself}Committee can be trusted, and) only too willing to hand the build-|get some rock for the retaining
the deputation’s|pressed the opposite view and| jhimself in reference to. state- to the $10,000 enn ihe Mayor {YoU should take its members into! ings over to the city, but by so}walls on Third avenue and Mc-
. that the G. T.| said he was a working man, too. | me nts he made at the hospital : ; ee (your confidence.” | doing they would relinquish for| Bride,” said Alderman Maitland. o
b sf ng the lands to|}He had earned the title of ser-|board meeting of Friday to the delayed putting the motion. I)" Alderman Douglas: “As we are|/the institution the useful per “Yes, but we must see where ‘
had been ratified and|geant and had served in the South| effect that the city cannot wisely | don’t want the delegation to think | pot in your confidence, Mr. Mayor,|/capita grant from the Govern-|the money's to come from first,” i
t th vas hing in the way/African war. (Cheers.) The mo-|contribute $10,000 this year to that [ am throwing cold water on|we must leave this matter to} ment. put in Finanee Minister Douglas. i
the grant ltion to the effect that the city)the hospital funds owing to the! {his proposition, ‘he said, “but 1) you.” (Cheers.) | Ald, Bullock-Webster asked if “Oh, never mind about the i
wo hundred square feet is the} would grant a site was carried] state of the finances in relation) ynderstand the financial situa-| The Mayor: ‘The time is not|the president could say whether|money. You are always harping
t area asked f by the depu-|amidst applause from the audi-|to the work to be done, The! tion of the city better than any | rine for giving this out yet, but Ijor not a site for the proposed|about money,” retorted Alderman
lon. It was thought that part/ence. |}Mayor mentioned that he had other member of the board, and 1)™May mention that I have been|isolation hospital could be got on| Maitland amidst laughter. i
| knowledge of a private nature af- | (hink that it would be most un-|Shown a document affecting the r

 

 

 

 

 

' ifecting the finances which bore) wise of this Council to pledge it-|financial situation of the Set
FREE PHONE WAS NO QUITTER lout his argument. Last night|seif to this amount of $410,000."|Which makes the course I advo-| “AN EVENING IN GERMANY” ln ?
Fi a during the visit of the hospital Alderman Montgomery asked|cale advisable, I am the last man|
J POUNS gen 9 with ae by deputation to the Council Board!{he Mayor if he would enlighten/@t this board or in this city tv | Rev . F. W. Kerr Will Address 7
PFOR T Y waving jthe Mayor took advantage of an/{he rest of the Council on this believe in individualism,” | Presbyterian Club Tomorrow
ese _ aie of e jopportunity to explain himself) financial matter. The Mayor Alderman Montgomery: “Then| Night
special to Dally ! ae more fully. went on to say that there was no|Why not apply your principle, Mr.| =

Niagara, Feb, 6.—Because he : J wf
yor Newton by: His Casting) would not desert his wife Eldridge To the deputation the Mayor|cause for alarm, but the Council] Mayor? Either that or else do

 

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morrow night Rey. F. W. Kerr|Reliable News Reaches British

 

 

j ; said: “I do not think the Goun-|would be well advised to proceed|)ot give out this thing in a mys- :
BVote Decides on Rejection of a} Stanton was carried into the cat " Sei mt eee es I oS at ; Pe Is , ’ cA teriouge manner... which, if it ia] Wil sive an address’ on “An: Hyen- Admiralty That Germany Has
A alt oul e se g og Ci ously. { \ é ‘ ; Ss re P
Report from the Finance Gom-jaract and drowned when the ic absolute pledge tonight, in case Alderman Montgomery: ‘“Mr,.|2othing t obe alarmed about, only|/"& in Germany. Mr, Kerr has} Got a New Engine for Battle-
mittee Cancelling th vor. lbridge gave away yesterday. Both} @)solute CGB VOnIEH, ast Alderman OULBOIROry s : - oy r ’ Tans nieces Ss 8 : Tels ’ :
g the Favor Ne A 4 ae ny 7 erie. pea.|they have to recede from it.|Mayor, have you taken you magnifies it in the eyes of the| % a a _ zs tudent oe oak ships to Outdo Britain’s Best.
‘ame fro ro : a- , res a rmeé g é - -__—
t} : , pn and ‘ also| Financially the Council is abso-| finance committee into your con- public. Better not mention it at|/&Pee! Gea! of Germany ang an In ‘ ;
i the Finanee committee at'cock of Cleveland was also +A all than that.” teresting talk is assured. It is Canadian Press Despatch.) |
' ' f : ‘ { save the|/utely unsettled as yet, I think! fidence on this? a ran that, | y a : f z
eht’s Council meeting came!drowned in an attempt to save the lnat fonine Nilcte a Beat The .M: rc N cas 5 Th tt tt i expected that a male voice quar- London, Feb. 6.—Today the
) the effeet that owing couple, ‘pe a ‘4 oe } % : < ps5 a ne Mayor: No, me at pre eh 3 1e re y 1e a er vee a oe | tette will furnish some choice} British Admiralty received word q
{ *c1ae lis’ Iné er tong fould ent, 0 es é t le a
culations the city could Re ae eae hae cat g it absolutely t light Aldermt Monte pies a une Nas . aE Sch ne \Y) music during the evening. from a reliable source that a new i
its wav clear to allow Tom and Jerry at the Savoy. | sh taking it absolutely too light- . i ee ol i ry: Mr.j the ia grant be left over to ; : Me fd type of internal combustion en-
Salvation Army oltadel a free : ; | y. | ayor, am not a believer in nih special meeting. | Midnight Oil Burners gine has been brought well to-
Public debate is to be held in}* Allowance will be made in the} ward completion by the German
The new engine is

this Alderman Clayton took/inhe Metntyre hall on Tuesday next| |city hall regulations as to hours|navy experts. T
bjejetion, “If that is the at 8 p. m., under the auspices of |for the city clerk and members caleulated ‘to give Germany an
he Finance committee Can|ing Anglican Club. The subject lof the staff who have to dance}immense advantage in its race
he said, “then IT think it/ro, discussion is: “It is resolved lattendance on the council when|for supremacy over the British
d be a lesson to them not to\;nat there should be an educa- jthey sit until the small hours ofjand other navies of the world,

on business which does | : ror voters.” I i ' ; e morning sing the civic|Details of the engine haye been
1 busin which tional qualification for voters. Hon. l. D. Hazen, Minister of Marine and Fisheries, Outlines the morning ore the one pee Be -~

me to their department, bt affairs afte! and

p! ALLO is one for rea Phone Radical New Measures Affecting All Fishing on Pacific Coast | method which has” the mayoral|the success of the 7“ if eth

approval and sanction, sured, will make newest

’ ttee,”’ he said. Sal- . > ;
Hin Army of all: instleatious “ALE. MORRIS Js ---To Abolish Hardships on Salmon Fishers | ica Dreadnoughts obsolete. It looks
serves a phone,” he added, ; ; ; 166 as if the tremendous efficiency of

Whey are called-up at all time Ottawa, Feb, 6—Upon H. 8, Cle-Jant statement from Minister of|will be built on the Pacifie epast “SMART MAN: Max Pemberton’s oil engined ?

Pp relieve cases of illness, dasti- T ments, member for Gomox-Atlin,| Marine and Fisheries to the ef-|if possible. The Minister eriti- ‘iron pirate’ were to be realized f
ion, ete,, which would other-| NOW PRESIDEN moving for the production of pa-| fect that the Government is tak-|cised the manner of granting| LIVE WIRE!” as a German menace to Great ;

 

 

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Aaa woe oO pers and correspondence in on ANG steps to meet the situation.| fishing licenses, These in future}
} man Montgomery wa s|/Prince Rupert Club Members Hold | lation to the pairel and Haheriens| These are that the obsolete pro-/are wil to be granted to men en-| TIME CLOCK FOR CITY HALL ¥
establishing a preeedent Their Annual Meeting Last) | Broveokion eran om whe: J Solfo) teotion boats Kose and. Rest- | gages 3 mere pursuits 8 Finance Minister ; Douglas Tells pean ci i
Meenirary to the Phone bylaw Night—Affairs in Flourishing | | coast, in the fount today, there less are to be sold. ‘Thrae new | formerly au os n farmed out for Alderman Morrissey What He|Staff Will All Wark Time in Pus
issed by last Couneil whieh pro- | Condition—New Officers. followed loud complaint by Rte voaaels are to be pore ured, two large suns, yu may be auc tione d.| Thinks of Him at Last Night’s ture—No Spying. |
; (roo phonaa Bnlaenn nite ats Ue Are se ens of Vancouver, Shepard of er) tor protection and one for patrol Ihe regulation whereby the fish- Council Meeting. pia Tai
, ; ore i i Barnard of Victoria|serviee, Appropriations of $275,-;ermen are at the merey of can- , ioni .
1 undoubted need of them] Officers were elected at the an- naimo and : | e PRETO] ; : ’ wnnaeiies After considerable discussion in 4
publie service, ‘This was the|pual meeting of the Prince A regarding the manner in which|000 for the latter in’ estimates neries in e the latter only take “you're a smart man. Why|Council last night over a scheme
on of the members of the) pert Club last night. The affairs the Americans Bip poaching on|may be reads this PRR. what Aap WBE went epragpeciive didn’t you enquire about it when] proposed by Chairman Douglas
inance ¢ | ,|Canadian fishing grounds, One of the protection vessels| of the fisherman's catch is a prac-|— ek Ee ee See Ts Ree ere ihn re
committee, lof the club were found to be Thin Nieuw treanens : ms ' d The other|tice to ba abalahed you came back from the east?}and the Finane¢ committer )
\lderman Morrissey’s motion | flourishing. ‘The membership of 1® DROUGAL ABEND OP spree [TR tO De purchase Ser MO ’ rere Oh, yes, you’re smart! You're ajregulate the hours of city hall if
reject the report and give the{the elub is now 150, and the club] = : : | live wire!” said Alderman Doug-|employees, the Council decided Vy
Mlvation Army a free phone re-|owns most valuable property.| Long, A. E. MeMaster, D, A. Mc-! jfans yelled themselves hoarse,|las hotly last night to Alderman}to cut the matter short by install- +
Milled in a tie yote, whereupon| Following are the officers elected:|} Kinnon, A, T. Broderick, G, '. PIRATES VS. and the next game is sure to at-| Morrissey, who had been suggest-jing a time elock at the city hall. !
uM ' Newton gave his ecasting|President, A. J, Morris; vice|}Naden and A, Carss. | ran even more interest. ling that certain lots were cleared|The first proposals involved the
Ole for the Army. (Cheers.) |president, J, H, MeMullin; secre- The new president, Mr. A. J. tet llast year and the rock carried off|infliction upon Mr, W. D. Vance ia
_ |ary-treasurer, H, P. Wilson:!Morris, who was vice president THE CRESCENTS KILLED ON TRAIN at city expense because the owner|of the unpleasant task of keeping o
Best room in town at the Savoy.|directors, F, H, Mobley, F, 8./last year, is one of the most pop- -——- lof the lots was a friend of a mem-|tab on the comings and going of ht
| ular members of the club, His - | Shot by Total ‘gsannae Who Come! ber of the Board of Works. the other employees, and this |
work for the club’s success and|Revival of Indoor Baseball at) mits Suicide. “r was no friend of the lot}several members of the Council, ai
for the general benefit and good Auditorium Last Night At- a lowner’s,” declared the Finance}]notably Alderman Morrissey and rit
G0 fellowship of the members has tracted Larger Crowd Than Special to Daily News. Minister indignantly. “Alderman|Alderman Clayton, disapproved. hy
PRINCE KUPERT TWENTY MINUTES A been marked and most heartily Ever—Pirates Won, 31-13. Moose Jaw, Feb. 6.—A man|Morrissey was back east. He —————————————____———- Hs
: appreciated. At his election last . lnamed Klundt was shot and|/doesn’t know the particulars, but CHINESE REPUBLIC 4
8 { " ; iin (Ganrga rhty is expected by night he was hailed with real and That the interest in indoor|killed on the train yesterday by|he makes a statement that re- — ‘hg
in Beal tee that ‘Alp George Doughty is, expe! f cordial good will by all the large|baseball is as keen as ever wasja total stranger, It is believed flects on all last year’s Board of|To Have Two Provisiona! Presi- a
’ : attendance of members present,|shown by last night’s crowd at|the man who shot had gone in-| Works. And then forgetting to dents Until General Election. Th
Wireless just received states Prince Rupert will arrive at and it is felt that his presidency|the Auditorium when the new]sane. He had a ticket from Van-|address the chair in his excite- — j
4p. m, tomorrow. will ensure a still more success- team, the ‘“Pirates,’’ met the} couver, The murderer committed) ment; Alderman Douglas gave Shanghai, Feb. 6.—It is de- :
J. E. Gilmore inentions incidentally that he is going to ful year for the club than even) famous Grescents” in a fast and|suicide with the same revolver) vent to the other remarks quoted clared bere, nee os Se ae +
Naden Harbor arrange for the starting of a new cannery. last year. The other officers!furious game. The result was]soon afler his awful deed. amidst the delighted laughter of has been reacher where ry uan
arbor 10 arrange for We slerting elected are each and all well/disastrous for the old guard, The! the crowd, Shikai and Sun Yat Sen are to be q
Sunshine again; no frost, no rain, known, efficient and popular men|Crescents went down to de feat| Social Note - on joint presidents of the republic a
Wireless reports fog at Vancouver. whose influence will be of im-|after a noble scrap for it, and the Mrs, A, T. Parkin will not re- f Choicest liquors and cigars— | until peace is fully restored, when hi
mense advantage to the club, Pirates emerged triumphant, The|ceive on Wednesday, | Savoy. there will be a general election, 1