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Special to Daily News.)
16,—Hawthorn-

scene

Feb.
e created a

gcloria,
the
today when he objected to
presence of Ralph Smith, ex-
_ for Nanaimo; John Oliver,
eral leader, and @H. Lugrin
he Colonist on the floor of the
e as visitors. He engaged in
t with the Speaker which end-

ise

AWTHORNTHWAITE OBJECTS TO

“WORDY BUFFOONERY” TO CATCH VOTES AND AS
A “POLITICAL FOOTBALL.”

RESCUED BY QUADRA

 

 

 

 

TOUGH CAMP TALK

Ii ily Aes 0. 7,8 SIR GEORGE DOUGHTY NOT

 

lution as “wordy buffoonery” and

“a political football.’’ He moved
an amendment, which was lost.
Several minor acts passed to}

their second reading.

A. ‘Manson South.

 

 

   
  
 
 
  
   
  
   
 
  
   
  
    
   
   
   
  
   
  
    
  
   
  

hen a division was taken. Amongst the passengers who
) Hawthornthwaite asked for}. this morning for the south
te to place the House OD). ihe Prince Rupert was Mr. Night---Local Orientals Are All Republicans---Do Joss to
rd in e i Tr. 8 as . . °
¢ ; nita|Alex. Manson of the firm of Wil- e : ° °
and only Bawthornthwaits|iis00, @ Manson, who is paying @ Daily News Portraits of Great Men in the Revolution
ing the motion. |business visit to Vancouver and All the wicked little devils heart of the business section|
bart from the above the other the southern centres, red, yellow, green and blue way up to the Chinese quarters
of the proceedings was ra ag which plague John Chinaman inj;on the hill, where King Tai sits
tack by Brewster on the “New Lot of Ladies’ " neckwear.| Prince Rupert fairly trembled in|on his yellow throne in clouds
n on Asiatic immigra-| Wallace's. |}their cloven hoof shoes last night|of rare Oriental spices, the
5 | whole atmosphere was lively with
rattling reports and spraying
sparks. It was a merey the night
was rainy, otherwise the Chink
celebration would surely have set
CROUNDHOG OF RUPERT LOTS the city in a blaze.
Scared little devils, in Joseph

incial Government Proposes
Send Engineers to Survey a
e from Stewart to the Great
| Field.

15.

i, Feb The British

ia Government proposes

a part; f engineers to
rintry between Stewart and
mdhog Mountain to secure
for the proposed construc-

of a railway present

‘
to

from the
of the line from Stewart
he Groundhog Mountain coal
Che to eventually
Mle

ine 1s

in another transe¢
ystem,

AD ACCIDENT
UP THE LINE

hman John Burke Falls from
ilway Bridge and Crashes
rough River tce—Body Is
ought to the City.

at the
Johnson,

watchman employed
y camp of Messrs.
& Helmer, Mile
fell
of
was

56, during
from a
the
found
He was brought here
to the new mortuary
Haynor Bros., and to-
there was talk of holding an
Mest, but the authorilies con-
ed none was necessary.
Peceased was employed and
pwn well in town by the name
ohn Burke, He used to stay
the Grand Hotel under that
Me. But in one of his pockets
found a pocketbook bearing
name of Jacek Henderson,
may possibly have two names.
PB date for the funeral has not
been fixed,

esday night
the

body

Aes Onto river

es water,

DW. in

taken

Del of

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Good Prices Paid for Average}
Class Lots at O. M. Helgerson)|
Co.’s Sale, Conducted by Frank}
Ellis Last Night.

 

 

of
their

coats Ce

for

many
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After Last Night’s Raid on Cetinje
Hotel, Case Is Adjourned.

accused

The three in the Cet-
inje gambling raid appeared be-
fore the magistrate today. Louis
Jackton pleaded guilty. Sam

and Golletta Mickinovich |
money. |

Rednich
denied haying played for

Very little money was found on|
accused by the police, but there
was a fourth man in the room
who was in bed and who was not
arrested, After evidence had
been taken from Constable Car

gill and Louis Jackton, the case
was adjourned at the request of
W. kk. Williams, who is to appear
in defense of the accused tomor

row,

J. E. Merryfield Bereaved.
This morning Mr, J. E, Merry- |

field left by the Prince Rupert ag THE

PFLAG

 

|
siiebeioia |

Prices ranging from $255 to

$4,650 were realized last night j

for lots listed with O, M. Helger-

son for sale by speeial auction

sale conducted by Frank Ellis in

the Empress Theatre last night.

There was a good attendance of

buyers and many interested cili-

zens looked on, Certain lots

went at what were thought “snap

prices, but from the point of THE PRINCE REGENT.

view of the sellers and their : c é

agents the sale was considered

very satisfactory. Considerable when the fusillade of firecrackers

interest is aroused now in this celebrating the new Ghinese re-

form of real estate selling, which public blazed forth. Never since

was planned by the Helgerson) ine jast grand Chinese funeral in

firm some time ago ,and has been the Land of the Yellow Dragon,

adopted by other real estate MeN) Which they lately left, have the 2

also, imps heard such a terrifying din. ~

From the open space in front} %

GAMBLING CASE TODAY of the Dunn residence in MA} WU TING

OF THE REPUBLIK

with

   

CHINESE ACCLAIM NEW REPUBLIC

Resounding Fusillade of Firecrakers Kept Up Till Late Last

lors, seuttling
shattered

FANG, |

the

aac SURE TO BE ELECTED.
Crew of Schooner Wrecked Off deel
Otter Point. tenfrew, Feb. 16.—Hon. | Pays Penalty for Talking Today.
(Special to Daily News. G, H. Graham of Brockville, | A toil worn tough of the grad-
Victoria, Feb. 15.—The Seattle minister of railways and ing camps was today fined $10
L T power fishing schooner Carrier canals in the Laurier ad- and costs for having used camp Sc ca ae Sa
IMMIGRATION ‘RESO u 1ON DECLARED TO BE Dove was wrecked vesterday at ministration, and Dr. Ma- language on the street. Magis- WORK ON
/Otter Point, Cinque Island, Dis- loney of Eganville, Con- trate Carss is very hard on users
}covery Passage. As far as can be servative, were .nominated of bad language, and warns all
Core ; ae i aid 41- Nias ae jlearned no lives were lost. The for the Commons yesterday who come before him for the of- es Siiacs
oom e said it was merely a | crew is coming here on board the for South Renfrew. lfense that they will be sharply Wilfrid Doughty, manager of
oS ee to te dust is the e¥e8! Quadra. eee ———!| punished. the new fish industry company
Mi a UO ne ree ate ee incorporated as the British Co-
their votes. He styled the reso- — — a = ——————— —_——_— : is :
lumbian Fisheries Co., Ltd., left

this morning on the Prince Ru-
pert for Vancouver, and will prob-
ably be away for about a month.
One of the objects of his visit is
to obtain specifications and let
contracts for the enlargement of
the plant which the company has
purchased from the Simon Leiser
Company at Skidegate, where Mr.
Doughty spent the last two weeks,

The Skidegate is but one of the
company’s proposed fishing sta-
tions, and in regard to it Mr.
Doughty spent the last two weeks
to have the oil branch of the
business there in operation in a
few days and the salmon cannery

took refuge
popping
moments

nervous systems,
unwonted
fearfully
firecracker

in
out
as
half subsided

respectable

corners,
every few
din
highly

and making

PORPOISE ISLAND PLANT NOT TO
YEAR—WHAT MANAGER WILFRIL DOUGHTY SAYS
OF SKIDEGATE OPERATIONS.

don directors of the

 

IERE UNTIL JULY

BEGIN THIS

would be ready to make some-

thing of a pack before the end of
the present salmon run. The
white fish packing plant to be
erected he hoped to see complet-
ed in the early summer, probably
in June,

As to the new cannery and
packing plant to be established
on Porpoise Island, adjoining the
Prince Rupert townsite, the eom-
pany was not contemplating do-
ing any work there this year, but

these plans might be changed
upon the arrival of his father,
Sir George Doughty, president of
the company. He would reach
Prince Rupert some time in July,
and probably would be accom-
panied by one or two of the Lon-

company.

 

POLICE RAID
LAST NIGHT

Cetinje Hotei Scene of Systematic
Swoop of the Force on Alleged
Gamblers—Three Charged This
Morning.

 

acting under
Chief Vickers,
the Cetinje

today
from

At 2 a. m.
instructions
the police raided
Hotel, next to the Windsor, on
First- avenue, For long Chief
| Vickers has suspected the pursuit
|of gambling games in these prem-
and having prepared the
}way for a raid gave the word “Go”

last night.

| The police force swooped down
like the wolf on the fold and gath-|
jered in Goletta Mickinovich, ott
|}Rednich and Louis Jackton, all of
charged with patenitiniee

 

 

ses,

 

 

 

whom are
Cards, chips and money, the evi-
dence of iNlicit gaming, were
3 Sic, found and confiscated, and the
ee. FOE 38 S8 4 SN OER OCD emmy | Trl of the police this morning
|was to make the charge stick.
PRINCE CHING. eee ae
— THE ‘WEATHER.
|middle-aged citizens start with| _—
lawful reminders of conveniently] Twenty-four hours ending 5
forgotten wild-oats days. |a. m., February 16, 1912;  Bar.,
As for John Chink himself,| 29.674; max. temp., 45.0; min,
with smiles that were ¢Childlike|temp., 36.0; precipitation, .o3.

 

jkept guard over the roistering re-|

and bland, he and his brethren |
solemnly ignited barrel after bar-|

 

rel of Chinese cannon sputtery | Publics ans until the middle of the
firecrackers, and wiggly skyroc k- | nig ht in the drenching rain.

ets, some of which crawled snaki-| Prominently displayed in the
the ground. “Vive la|#aily decorated residence of King

ly along
yelled John in Chinese. l'Tai, who is the acknowledged Hi

Republie!”

Let's have Vive la Republie and|Ti Ee of the Chinese in Prince
nothing else but Vive la Republic| Rupert, were displayed the por-
if we bust for it!” The fireerack- | traits of the various great figures
ers noisily agreed as they burst|in the Chinese revolution, which
for Vive la Republic, and alto-|have appeared from time to time
gether it certainly was a famous|in The Daily News. With joss
victory. ; |sticks and colored lights due

Chief Vickers is amongst the| homage was rendered the famous

He has a/faces by the staunch republicans

just as if a seared, |

wounded this morning,
dreadful cold, oes mAs? WE.
wet, little Chink devil had seuttled -
into his authoritative weeny

nose as he}

 

attend the funeral of his mother,
announced to

 

 

 

 

  
  

 

 

 

 

 

ANOTHER NEW

POWER BOAT

Capt. W. H. Noel Is Having the
Engine Fitted to a new Hull, 35
Feet Long, Built for Him in
Port Essingston for Local Use.

 

At the Rupert Marine wharf
today is lying the hull of a newly
launched 35-foot gasoline jJaunch

built at Port Essington for Cap-
tain W. H. Noel. The boat is for
use in local waters. Today the

engine, a new 16 horse power
Standard, is being fitted by the
Rupert Marine engine depart-
ment.

LARGE HOTEL
AT NEWTOWN

Railway Company Erecting Three
Storey Hostelry Near the Pres-
ent End of Steel—Will Be One
of Number Along the Line.

 

People who came in on the last

Prince Rupert, who in Victoria
had seen the plans for the new
railway hotel at Newtown, the
station before Van Arsdol is

reached, say that the plans of the
elevation, give a somewhat showy
but substantial building of three
storeys, with wide piazzas on the
first and second wide
eaves and many dormer windows

in short, a very handsome
building. It is a type of the
hotels the company will build at
a number of points along the line
between here and Fort George,
the construction of which will
rapidly follow the arrival of the
track layers at the several points.

MANITOBA WINs.

No. 1 Hard Wheat Still to Bear
Wame of Province.

floors,

Special to Daily News.

Feb. 16.—The House
has decided not to
the name standard
wheat from Manitoba to Canada
hard. A grain survey board will
be established at Calgary to pro-
vide facilitie sfor handling grain
to coast points when the Panama
Canal opens.

Ottawa,
of Commons

.
change of

HAS HALLUCINATIONS
Hears Voice of a French Bull Cook
Calling Him Names.

sained Pastro An-
suffering from  hallueina-
tions which are apparently dom-
inated by the shadowy personality
of a French bulleook at Mile 103

An

gelo,

ltalian

who “talks’ ’evil names to him,
appeared before the magistrate
this morning. Magistrate Carss
endeavored to find out if Pastro
were sane, as he has been telling
the police that people are after
hi mto kill him, He will be

 

whose death was
he Henriette came in from him by wire yesterday afternoon,
Couver late last night and to- Mr. Merryfield had inte mnded to go}
unloading a big cargo of south in the hope of seeing her|
B® and feed, agai alive, but there was not|
aoe ‘ time. On his last visit to Van-
Indoor Baseball te Sar, Mevisteid saw her m Charged With Forming a Combination in Restraint of Trade by)
‘ : she was 82 years|
Pirates vs. Quill Drivers, at, fair health, She wa © r
rates ve, Quill Drivers, aly flr Monopolizing All Transportation Facilities of Skagway Wharf
led at 8:15 sharp, Admission ‘ Soe (Special to Daily News.) [president and general manager of; It is charged in the indictment
Skating after the game, 2t Best room in town at Savoy. |} Juneau, Feb, 16.—Telegraphic| the White Pass & Yukon Railroad|{hat the North Pacific Wharves
‘ a Drees pp were Aenea: 7asbersay, Company 3 pe ; land Trading Conipany, the Pa-|
or * arrest a 1k 1 1si- tharles Og rddy, formerly| Y
al say oineanie nen owe one f th ‘adie st so nin cifle Arctic Railway & Navigation
af ‘ » alfairs| manager o ‘ aska Ste: s
PRINCE RUPERT TWENTY MINUTES AGO of Alaska and the Pacifie coast|Compatiy. |Company, the Pacifie Coast Coal|
jon four indietments returned by | J. H. Young, president of the} Gompany, the Pacific Coast}
| the federal grand jury that has|Alaska Steamship Company. Steamship Company, the Alaska
Survey started for Alder’s aerial wireway. |} been investigating alleged viola- John P. Bunch, traffic manager|Steamship Company and : the SING HUAI.
Meeting of Dramatie Society announced for 23rd. erate a) Seana: Anis trust} of the Alaska Steamship Com capri ae eoihe, Railway Com-] awe a
A |} lk co 2CL1O ) 1e@ con pany. yan ave formed a co atio ns i
Six Imperialist firecrackers refuse to go off, trol of wharf facilities at Skag- kk. GC. Ward, superintendent of{|in restraint of trade and in viola-|of the city, Today the rejoicings
Mayor Newton is NOT expected by the Camosun, way, The following are among/The Pacific Coast Steamship Com-|tion of the Sherman anti-trust) are being actively continued, and
Acting Mayor Douglas shakes hands with himself, He tnidloged | pany law to monapolixe all transpé He [a4 Jone: as toa Sere! pare
; ser Ss oe Jd ooo ‘side acifie : } Wurzbacher, C, E, Jo oO acilities at Skagway, we) ou ere > HOWy celevora-
oy Jack Hilditeh, with M. J. MeNeill, doubtfully crutinize Ai fay Sckeectit tee fl Pacific} F, Be : x eee : s Re ti D Sere : — + sanel tioag at Kinin eRe be das
Y ' P j a sOasl é 8 4 any, son, ti zs ‘sl, ‘ poces : s.0 ‘ ass ons BULA, i a)
pas bandstand sidewalk. ’ ; ; il be com- | ©, BK. Houston, head of Pacific pee pn, [ra Bronson, J. W. Smith,|& Yukon Railroad and the prin- the new republican flag flutters
eedistion is made that pipe line in city limits w! }CGoast Coal Company, ’ J. Cushing, W. B. King, V. LJeipal seaport of Southeastern} bravely in the breezes of British
| pleted in a fortnight, A, L, Berdoe, formerly vice ee and G. H. Higbee. Alaska. Columbia,

 

 

medically examined,