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Vernon 2-9, Oakland 3-7,
Sacramento 4-4, Portland 8-5,
Los Angeles 5, San Francisco *
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Detroit 10, St. Louis 3. | ¢ ‘ ‘42 J d C h
Un-Manageable Machine- Bird Plunges = Crowd of Spectators) ("yi"): ous° — |Left in Row Boat to Bring Back Drveisiows for a Friend---Caught
Cleveland 10, Chicago 3. | ® C
Cutting a Swath of Horror---Many Struck Down and Hun- fe | by Squalls in the Darkness and Drowned When Boat Cap-
ational.
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dreds Trampled Under Foot---Man’s Face Gashed Chicago 3-8, Cincinnati 2-4. | sized---Search for Body Futile---Was a German Named
° 6 Pittsburg, 9, St. Louis 7. |
Clean Off by Propellor Blade---List of Injured New York 6, Philadelphia 4. Gabler and Only Twenty-Four Years Old
Special to Daily News.) } done. One man fell dead, gashedjold, fractured skull; probably The ° agate rnin will Settlers in the Kiltsumkalumying there. He sicrted in ample|need for better roads and trails
vattle, May 380.—Death in|im the face by the propellor blade, | fatal. connect for passengers and Lake district have again had the;time and good daylight, andjin the whole district is largely
a shape horror and| and a boy sank unconscious with} Thomas Chapman, Seattle. freight with tomorrow's train. at} &°'™ realities of pioneer hard-|should have been back at least|responsible for the risks run by
atic dethoralixation of fear|@ fractured skull, The aviator | Mrs. 8. C. Hoover, Seattle Van. Arsdoi:- Bie. water having ship and hazard brought home to} before darkness fell. : settlers in fetching in their sup-
nlunged into the midst of the | himself was hurled from his seat} Lester Johnson, Seattle, fallen in the river, there is every them, On Friday night last) After prolonged waiting, how-| plies.
swd at the Seattle aviation| @fter vainly struggling to regain Mrs.*E, R. Lang, Seattle. probability that the rewular| Week M. Gabler, a settler of Ger-/ ever, he did not appear, and un-
| last night when the aero- control of his apparatus. Then Arthur Steendhal, Seattle. achadile wilt basable (6 be Gareien nationality, and only 24]/able to do anything to search John Mended.
meel las my fe : : : Es te ae te ara ae? wens, vears of age. was ” > . x | . oO f t . tab- sie 4
plane driven by Aviator J. Cliff} 4s the buzzing machinery jerked John yi hals vetoes: ria _ |ried out from now on. When this|*°%® | f ag re ae er oe tae “aed caret ; aan ey bpeut The Grand ‘Trunk Pacific
rurpin swooped in unmanageable | !tse!f silent the official FpaCHiNg Mrs. F. H. Wilhelm, Tacoma.) oan pe depended upon it will be} i, neni aa Fai ee Aaa eo , ths: bs red to" Ais ead Ter! steamer Prince John, whichear-
ndition headlong at a low level|the scene began the work of 8. C. Williams, Seattle. the greatest convenience to the} are ae Tne he Wnaad that Yt nee rived at Esquimalt from Prince
through a section of the spec-| rescue, Many others suffered slight] travelling publie. See y Pe ; Rupert on Saturday night to
| Hurried to Hospital. bruises and cuts, but were able | will ever be found. | 4 peek ee See undergo repairs, was placed in
Scramble fer Life. | Ambulances were already .on|to go home unattended, Don't miss seeing the dramatic Went for Supplies. - | The night was wild and squally|dry doek today. The steamer
' vs js | the spol, and doctors were in at- J. Cliff ‘Turpin, the unfortu.|lictle sketch, “The Real Cue,” at Gablet eho: owned A row boat, jand the lake was swept by sharp] will return north about Saturday
Without more than a nce endance, The injured were] pate aviator. was badly bruised|the Westholme Opera House to- Sica ‘del ; dak wiawaty Gabheriik | kus sts which furrowed its sur-l{to pesume her run to the Queen
anne ae er a , eri | Pushed with all speed to hos-1) 4; managed to escape serious | "®t. Peenenibrie oor aces eacdetietoyes gi and lashed up the spray./Charlotte Islands, She deziayed
4 a flash of ene tie R rl | pitals. eiiin. many (were. aan. ub ma ‘aS of , Y Bs ee iwho is also a settler there, that | Ot abhardt grew exceedingly _anxi- but two of her plates and three
ere eer merey ously hurt, a great number had pare rhe coroner's office has For Shilling’s Goffee, Extracts!) he would eross to the other side} us for the safety of his friend,| ffoor plates, and the work of re-
us a frant dash for safety On| got off with lighter injjuries,|iustruected the police to hold|and Baking Powder, see Stalker|of the lake to secure and bring; and BS 'BODRS AS day dawned set! placing these will be rushed with
part of the crowd ae st . . lmerely bruises and cuts. These| Turpin pending investigation, & Wells. tf |over a supply of provisions lm on a quest for him, After all possible speed.——Vancouver
nt on which Pan Seen] were able (diget home’ themselves. | sii eee aoe ee ne for! World, May 27th,
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ously whirring engine and). sa hundred. It was imp ’ | were realized by the ‘discovery off ay jog f the Presbyteri
' over i dred, as 08- Lat tenis : ‘ies ifting 1e ladies ¢ 1e Presbyterian
poi? } sible to get a comple te list of i ashore a aay ae arifung | chureh are giving an heroplaae
Trampled Under Foot. lwho had been struck by the See ee tt ee concert on Thursday evening
. In the struggle for life men] planes or hurt in the 2 Soe a te Search for Body. next, June 6th, at MeIntyre Hall,
d women were trampled under-| for safety. AERC Nudak Arh ‘ w ‘hat | Commencing at 8:30. Admission
io the very fact. hti| pace Out Oean on,  |Regiment Very Favorably Impresses Major Mills, Inspecting Fortier carck showed that | soon
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they were thrown to the ground | F | . ht ‘ ”
. ON eee ieee iin bl nen hal aie Raeoat Officer- -Excellent Showing Made Last Nig inet with death by drowning when) _ ritpmaurice.and Stowell as the
React oRe ee a are George Quinby, aged 25, a civil} “Men of Earl Grey’s Rifles, rooms—a place solid ,permanent| Greys have worked. Thanks to as boat capsized 2 the squalls|}“poctor” and the ‘Detective’ in
he tretel enginee! "whose home is in Gales-| | want before the conclusion and substantial vee h will be} | Mr. Beattie, the inspection was/of the previous night. There|**The Real Cue,” amateur vaude-
Mack davaiee se OUly 1 ti bi ra Ul. Identification was al-| Of this inspection to con- | something of a regimental home j carried out under much better) was no trace of him in any likely} ville,. Westholme Opera House
one Het) Ae moat impossible, as the entire} gratulate you on the excel- to them. Major Mills was evi-|conditios than would otherwise! spot where he might have shel-| tonight.
; ear ot shrieking i metre face had been fait off by the pro-| lent showing you have made dently very highly impressed in-| have been possible. tered on reaching shore, Search Se
| even JRA: Meee FEARS. WOrk nang of the aeroplane, Not until] @8 @ Pegiment. 1am pleased {deed with the turnout of Prince} misdilais ‘Appiaranon: [has been made as far as pos- Ontesio. Wain Serioken,
nat full speed dealt serious | friend recognized bis ring and|  8ee here such a display of | Rupert's own regiment last night.| 4. wocting amartly a few! le for his body, but there is|' Toronto, May 30—Ontario has
burts. Bruises! end cule: with | ' «| efficiency considering the dis- “You are not perfect,” he told) "eh ©™s esi Se | little chance of its being recov-|been almost continually rain
broken limbs were the majority) /@®undry marks on his othing | 1 evolutions at command of Major) ,,, ; ean a :
r enti lid his identity become known advantages under which you {the men, lest any might develop) yi). 4) sane Captain |tred as the currents are strong} stricken for two weeks and
cic s i1der ecome KHOW! ~ 3 ‘orps ~) at t | . ,
; he injuries Ouinby was also a wireless oper-| @f@ laboring. 1! had no idea | swelled head. “You are not per- : i se ; ae , 5 t ze off aud eddying in the part of the|chances for some crops are very
Gashed by Propeltlor. TS: ak sake 6 {| that you were up against /feci; none of us is perfeet, but ; x af wen # Bia : : “4 ‘ | ig | lake where the tragedy took place| bad.
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Most fearfu niuries were in la th teamship Bertha | difficulties in the way of lack i}you have made an excellent show- ; ve has h te opty jand the corpse may have been SO
laska ¢ e sles s ) vf a, s » d she * Bome i é - P 4 . 3 :
, however, by the whirring) on which h I 1 for one! onal of accommodation such as 1! ing under extremely adverse con-| SP" es ; yg? Fae hv jaak oe swept far out of possible reach. Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners.
on vy ‘ e St ve 0 one 0 ‘apper eve i es ac ‘ |
oe - ORieno s Props triy | have seen, and am ail’ the Bisons oy the sea Se till mad Deppased was. pxcsedinaiy-pOp~- Phune f,
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he menace of which ; ; | more impressed by your fine Drill at Government Wharf. Seas a ne the be oer Unseen lerprising settler |
| agony of feat List of Injured. | display of efficiency. Cap- oe ’ ae a om 7. ji yaaa? Ne making good. His death is} Strictly fresh Eggs for sale,
having ght but a glimpse of lhe list of injured includes tain Stork, you have reason Phe inspection last night was vata: es rac Stok. “They | keenly regretted and it is felt by] 745 Fifth avenue, corner of Tay-
the h havoc it had already Raymond Chapman, ten years to be proud of your men, held by the very welcome cour-|@S!de tO “aptaln Siork: |. eY|the settlers generally that the/lor street. tf
and | think the clty ought tesy of Wharfmaster J, R. Beattie; march splendidly,” and certainly | |
{ : : in the spacious warehouse of the|the phalanx of men moved like} a ee ee a re ee eee
| to take a pride in and en- | | ; —
| REGULAR POLICE MEDICAL MAGICIAN | eaunads pio a splendid body Government wharf. It was un_| Clockwork, every unil in absolute} “GENERAL” TOTALLY BLIND FINE NE
Pee | ; he ; in Noche precision, wer
| of clean, healthy and effi- fortunate that nthe ecasion ;
)oony York Doctor Can Predeter-| alkine eiftainan:tt | when the usual open space avail- ts ita Was ‘‘One Eyed” Soldier of Christ
mine Sex of Children. With iheas tabanbaly cokereto.] Male wes moat required the rain} Ghurch of England services for Few Years Back, but Now
R ee ae | lat ; r 7 Major J. E “Mills } should have slopped it up, mak-| will be resumed at St. Peter's, Loses Sight of Both Eyes.
Portland, Ore., May 30.—In A ate : an I aj | a Je ane ing drill impossible. This, how-|Seal Gove. on Sunday evening . ial to Dail N
comme ‘ g 0 ser 0 I al (s cit , )
ere letter which Mrs, Lareine Helen ly i ict No. 44, summed up his| &Ye?: served to show still more;next at 7:30. Everyone is in-| aero otons ; o :* owe: m R ighronepch
Will Use Sulphuric Acid to Drive) + ort) ms omic: hax meee oe |! foreibly to the inspecting officer|yited. Rev. William J. H. Petter.| London, May 31.—That “Gen-|™P-. - @, Johnson's Cannery
: Baker, a Portland woman prom opinion of Earl Grey's Rifles ; cal’? Willis , Tender Has Just Been Engin
Out Criminais—Coats of Mail { I nist cirel has re ft his inspection f the com {the hardships under which Ear! | eee WHAM, Bovis DERE AS Ss d at the R ee Mari in j
| and Bullet Proof Shields to Be| NOR! (7 SUBeN Ise eee esp aalel OLR eae ar |Salvation Army, who recently| ¢d @ e Rupe arine fron-
Supplied to the Police. le catvad, Dr, llyn Gorton, New]pany last night. He added more | —— cae cree ciareeeeeers sare Rogers grand prize ticket!’ nderwent an operation for the works, after Being Launched
York physician, scientist and]directly to the men that he had drawing will take place tomorrow}| at Inverness:
Pari M : 21) er tl ‘ 11 | Eugenist, declares that he hag an/eyery reason to hope and believe} { night, Saturday, June ist, at the | ‘
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of a Sines h ss ty van ent iat to prove that within the | that before many months have} Westholme Opera House, he Making good at present after
a ae “ be ope n Fikes |next five years, under proper|elapsed they will have an armory X! drawing will be in charge of Mr. | sucessful trial trips out from
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ities, a number Se Aiea Satan esthetic surroundings and = in-jwith drill hall, gymnasium, baths, » | Fred Stork. | Prince Rupert is the new power
sutiiiha ids dbase x Fr neh | 'iluences, and under his system of} recreation, veading and_ billiard | iE emia a | boat built for heavy duty by R,
of cer ‘Pre c mM) . EES —— 3 ) 5
: | bree g humans, a girl baby can ia CE sae Ee | Johns f Inverness Cz
lice methods | bt din =| | | ohnson, of Inverness Can-
, » broug 0 » world as his QUESTION OF TERMS | pI ; ARS ;
Police ‘efec ‘pine advo.|e brought into the wor } jnery, The boat was built at the
Pi the He ti a? { Ce ldaughter. Dr. Gorton, at the age SUNNY SUN GIRL WOR et" 7s. tat tony | cannery, and after being engin-
! Dao ere) oe 80. recently became the father perenne. | = 2S SS “Privy Council’ of Ganada More) ed at the Rupert Marine TIron-
pions, ‘accessible. only. to . the of twins Miss Mangold, Who Visited Ru-| | Properly Termed ‘Governor lworks ran her trial trips this
police, who by means of pocket} . is pert in Campaign, Awarded | = General in Council.” | week. ‘She’ is 46. teet long, 10
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Cae eee SOB eee TI iern, high class place the Great Prize. AMA EUR 9 foot beam, and draws 3 feet. six
with headquarters | he modern, 3 we se aes | 5 | vif woh hn a
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;  /n view of the valuable services| f0! DI Ree ABE DOO... Mi i" . This morning Frank Keeley} e ll seers bei puted: * rae] pene ‘ a “4 rae
andar , avenue ; ress telegre ‘eceive ‘ é .p. Frise Ste rd en-
rendered at the siege of the| Third avenue. . received a telegram from Miss au evil e a Nesta yeaiarday, tha Caniel a. aa she ta Adiaatn aawian
, motor car bandits by bullet proot| ro Err a Lillian Mangold, the winsome and| 7 Bi a hi | om : | i| ‘ i = bree 2, P 3 Dd
shields, the prefect favors theit | W. Cornish, late proprietor of nrnosesul. youn lads: from Van..| “oe and mamas eron Bay Case has been eel alert a speed of eight knets.
further use upplemented by{the Quick Lunch Restaurant on ye ; So Ranert’h | Friday and Saturday by the G, T. P. and the case ae | Built according to Mr, John-
Meas aan PPE ee | ee : : cavag tomormrbwlonn |e who won | ney aa May 3ist and June tst be heard before the Priv y Couneil son’ s own knowledge of the re-
als of mail, {Second avenue, leaves tomort willing help in her efforts to win ¥ 3 | ; .
He has also suggested the uselfor Queen Charlotte City, where ie seiitielaatoe.a’ Monke kaa tet nanicuulae on June sixth, | | quirements of the service to
ol | . | : ‘ngage in mixed farm- A ona ; , ; Entire Change of Program The exact words of the wire which she is to be put, the new,
; sulphurie acid capsules,| he will engage 1 in Vancouver. Miss Mangold ae : ‘| ted as those in-| , t which has t as yet bee
{ Which would render the air sojing, chicken raising, ete wires that she has won the much re are purposely quoted as ‘ ~| oat which has not as yel been
. poisonous that ¢ mS aldi ; wate set > TTA ‘ial New Songs New Dances terested in this case have puzzled| named is a very substantial one.
be obliged to o Pa eles ft hid byt If you want a choice steak | 2osired: prise plugs $100 apecial, New Pictures over the idea of the Privy Coun-| Her framing is of oak, her stem
Sees tO Gome oul of hiding} ; at BY tf iCongratulations are coming to) saeco cil’s being appealed to in this| and stern-posts of yellow cedar
places and surrender jcall at the Royal Cafe, jher from many a well wisher in ’ : :
, i* : Re SS Dramatic Sketch matter, ee and her planking of fir. She
Prince Rupert, Although the term is uodeunts | GENERAL BOOTH, made excellent speed and show-
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PRINCE RUPERT 1 TWENTY MINUTES AGO | The popular little Miss bE thel | The Real ue the puzzle is due to the use of a| ha i rough weather the other day on
j Care ay will delight her legion of} Win Hastor common conversational term for| removal of a cataract from One! the way to Inverness from Rup-
jadmirers by appearing in a if _! ‘a eta the judicial body properly known | ?! his eyes, will henceforth be nwt:
Most s¢ Karl Grey's men are managing to look quite un }Duteh clog dance at the amateur | Bcctie e cers , as the ‘Governor General and] tli ally blind is the opinion
MeerNed Ovap Major Mills’ kind remarks. | vaudeville entertainment this!) The Deiective....A, Stowell Council.” which is in effect the|Peached by the doctors after
" Baki Slorn has a feather in his cap, but you'd never no jevening al the Westhoime Ope 41 The Thief...W. BR, Whitley Canadian Privy Council, and to! onsultation today, FREE! FREE! FREE!
Ce | * wears itingide, and is stricter than ever. House, rte eae whieh the G, T. P. has in this; _—_—__
Citizens e@ neratulas ’ 1 : liscovery of 1 SI Each Evening co se ; pay } ; s wt
ne ongre Ming Jack Beatlie on his disec Iwo Shows vA ive & case evidently appealed, New songs, new dances, new oe
n ating ue for the Government wharf. Lion 98 e at Siaiker & W el 7:30 and 9 o’Clock | piet ‘ros, amateur vaudeville, : Ace corde eee
‘nce Rupert boys pleased to hear of the Sunny Sun the bottle, See Stalker ells —— See ; ; “The Thief? at| Westholme Opera House tonight B1OO8R EE ror '
Sirl’s success dowy oe — Ent presi BY See Whitley as “The Thief” at} : m efome™'|% $4,200 given away to the
- Iriees: 4 e wwnstairs " las ) . ere ( se A - ———$$ $$$ fa ;
, Merely Mabel says you ought to have seen Jack Beattie's Take home a quart of ice oream|4#} Prices: Entire d ‘ the Westholme Opera House li eee pool players in the Base-~
four wee kittens drilling it with Earl Greys last night. They when you go. See Keeley. 25 cts.; baleony 15 cts, night, Sold in bulk by quart or pint, ment pool room, Empress
formed fours fine. ee Children 10¢, Ee ear delicious, refreshing hot weather|3 Theatre building.
' Best room in town at t the Savoy. Delicious ice cream al Keeley’s, | nee essity, ice cream at Keeley's,

 

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