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ULZER LOST

ATE MAYOR GAYNOR’S BODY
HB HAS REACHED NEW YORK CITY

LIE IN STATE AT CITY HALL TOMORROW—1IMPOSING PUB-

LIC FUNERAL ON MONDAY—BRIEF POINTS IN

HIS CAREER.
Spar The Daily News. jmemory of the deceased, and it
Bee Sept. 10.—The body |is believed that the funeral pag. |
: a Mayor Gaynor -jeant will be one of the largest |
' teamer Lusitania! seen in the city since Gen. Grant |
iv and was taken direct | was laid to rest,
} ‘ er to the Gaynor Two ex-presidents of the Un- |
Brooklyn, It will re-jited States—Mr Theodore Roose- |
hers intil this evening,);velt and Mr, William H. Taft
\ be removed to the|probably will appear in the Gay-|
ha Manhattan, there | Tol funeral line.
state on the scene of the] Mr. Taft has been made as one}
i s activities until the of the honorary pall-bearers and
neral on Monday.!| Colonel Roosevelt is ineluded in
‘ will take place a committee of 100 noteable cit-
i church on Lower;izens named today by Mayor
vay, with Bishop Greer, Kline to act as an hone
\ y ; diocese of the Pro eort.
| scopal ehurech, offi- This committee will be he aded
y rh terment will by the two living ex-mayors
cemetery, Brook-| New York——Mr. Seth Low sia Mr
George B, MeClellan
exchange and The police escort will consist
xchange, the sub-/|of 1600 bluecoats A publi ne.
<s and business} morial meeting in honor f thre
f i will be closed) late mayor will be arranged for
respeet to the/later by the commiltes f 100

 

 

0 MORE GOLD STRIKES ARE
REPORTED AS MADE IN ALASKA

CERS DISCOVERED IN METANUSKA COAL DISTRICT—FIND
ON ALFRED CREEK IN THE CARIBOO

COUNTRY.

pecial to The Daily News culties. There is a continuous
Alaska, Sept 29,—|paystreak on Alfred Creek. I
1s brought. here yesterday | have a lay of 550 feet of ground
jabove Olsen and Getchell and I

ery of large placer} iin taking out money.
ear Metani, in the “Tuesday night my wife panned
oal district. Forty|$3.25 in one pan. IT am running
Bilis ve been recorded a bedrock drain, and as soon as
\ stampede is in progress.|it is completed will be taking out
}good pay At present T am only

s 1, Alaska, Sept. 18. jon the edge of the pay.
Tuesday night The pay is from four to six
‘ ( Daggett from|feet in depth, and how wide is not
I i former resident| known rhe country reminds me
Se yno 18 now on Alfred|of Fairbar s and looks good to
the Alfred Creek|me I am\going to stay here till
i he Cariboo country is|jthe freeze up, and then will go
ter continues: “Ol-|to Knik and return in the spring

1 Getchell have struck pay | with a big outfit.”
hovelling in dirt that | Several parties left Seward on
iges better than $10 per} lthe steamer Dora and more are
! | are mining under diffi-’ leaving overlafid.

 

 

EMOCRATS ADOPTED

    
  

tion Is Criticized by Leading
London Journal.

Daily
20,

Special to The
| ! Sept.

News.
“There
policy in
‘les which may be
or not

the Spectator
SUInNIMAPrIZ Ing

foreign

ad St

  

tie
e700 RS as

Says

5 administration,

ay that the

ve adopted bodily the

‘1 the Republicans.
Sept,
‘1on into the
Posed =President

co City, 20,—The
death of
Madero

Mexican,

rime io
5 p

kill either
resident Suarez,

Madero

IN STRICTEST INCOGNITO

 

ing Constantine of Greece Has

Been Visiting London.

Special to The Daily News
tn Sept. 20.—King Gon-
‘ ey Greece, who is travel.
 , He strictest incognito, ar-
te here from London — last

,
esid
f “ent Poincare at

“eee on Sunday,

POLOPS

REPUBLICAN POLICY |

esident Wilson’ s Administra- | One Daughter Killed and Two Fa-

the
called
one

to-
nite.

in the

President

It goes
Democrats
foreign

daughter,
were

in

in-
the
has
an end with a verdiet pe-
The finding of
NiiMission is that it was no

"| West Flooded “with

He will take luncheon with
the Elysee

Purple gr

, ple and gold, the exhibition

in bunting at Wallace's,
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BLEW UP HIS HOME
AND KILLED HIMSELF}

tally Injured in the Demoli-
tion of the House.

Special to The Daily News.
Broomington, Ind., Sept. 20.
In a fit of insanity, Mark Hurst,
a man of 50 years of age, last

night blew up his home with dyna-

His dead body found
ruins and also that of his

was

daughters
Mrs,

Manner

Two other

fatally injured. Hurst

es-

some remarkable

caped.

PEOPLE RETURNING TO

THE UNITED STATES

immigrants

and Cities Filled with Un-
employed People.

The Daily News

20—""During the

(Special to
Ottawa, Sept,
ninety days ending with July, ten

thousand Americans who came to

Canada went south again from
British Columbia alone, The
west is flooded with immigrants.
The cities are filled with unem-
ployed. We are going to have,
in my opinion, the worst experi-
ence we have eyer had,’ This is
the statement of W. R, Trotter,
of the Vancouver Trades and

Labor Couneil,
attend the congress al

who is en route to
Montreal,

 

made

were

First

president of the
and the
ary
hiding here,
nized by some of his compatriots

ot
have charge
$10,000 arch here
of a century of peace between the
United
being

 

 

 

THE NEW PREMIER HOTEL ON 2ND AVENUE AND 6TH ST.

 

COUNTERFEIT NOTES
MADE IN THE PRISON

In Printing Them Convicts Used
Paper in Which Their Rations
Had Been Served.

The Daily News
Scotland, Sept.
bank 16
to
shor

 

Special to
Peterhead,
That

20.
counterfeit
skilfully
bankers and keepers,
the work of convicts in the
Peterhead prison was the starling

so deceive

as
local

discovery made yesterday by
Scotland Yard dectectives. In
printing the bank notes the pris
oners had used the®paper in which
which their rations had been

served to them.

CHINESE LEADER

IS IN VANCOUVER

meabidént . « of Chinese Re-
public Has Been Recognized
by His Compatriots.

Special to The Daily News

Vancouver, Sept. 20.—Travel-
ing incognito as Wong Kwok
Yin, Dr. Sun Yat Sen, the former

Chinese
of the
reported
He

republic
revolution-
to be in
has been recog-

leader
forces,

FOR MEMORIAL ARCH

Commission Selected to Raise the

mronennary Funds.

Special to The Daily News.
Blaine, Sept. 20.—-The members
the commission who are to
of the erection of a
as a memorial
States and Canada are
named today,

Maquinna Struck Rock
While the C, P. R,

Princess Maquinna was steaming} has
with |

Alaska,

in Yukutat Bay,

seventy members of the Interna-
tional Geological Congress on
board, she struck an uncharted
rock and sustained damages to
her bull which necessitated her
being hauled out for repairs at
Esquimalt at the completion of
her voyage. Before the vessel is
again ready for service some

dented plates will have to be re-
placed forward,

Mr. Rogers, of the firm of Bates
& Rogers, contractors, arrived
this morning from Chicago and
left immediately to inspect pro-
gress on their several contracts

along the G, 'T. P.

 

BASEBALL.

 

 

|Alleged Montreal

 

| Martin
steamer |

 

-Northwestern League.
Spokane 1, Vancouver 7.
Portland 3, Seattle 4.
Victoria 4, Tacoma 0.

Coast League.
Sacramento 3, Oakland 1.
2, Los Angeles 4.
Portland 4.

San Francisco
Venice 7,

National League.
Boston 1, Chicago 6.
New York 0-2, St. Louis
srooklyn 0-2, Cineinnati
Philadelphia 2-3,

1-0.
1-4:
Pittsburg

American League.
Detroit 1, Washington 2.
Others, rain.

KNOCKED ouT IN SECOND

Car! Morris Made Quick Work of

 

Al. Rich.
Special to The Daily News.
New York, Sept. 20,—Car!
Morris, the heavyweight, last
night, knocked out Al. Rieh in the

second round of what was sched-
uled as a ten round bout.

DIAZ NOT RECALLED

 

Contradicts Report That Huerta

Had Sent for Him.

Special to The Daily News.

Paris, Sept. 20.—General Felix
Diaz states that he has received
no order recalling him to México,
and that until he does receive
such intimation he shall remain

abroad.

ELECTED FOR TRIAL

Bank Robber
Tried at Present Assize.

News

Sept. 20,
accused of the

Bank of Montreal,
be tried at the

‘

Special to The Daily
Westminster,
Powell,
robbery of the
elected to
present assize.

New

THE POLLARDS ARRIVE

Will Appear at the Westholme
Tonight in ‘The Toymaker”

the Pollard
Opera

Thirty members of
Australian Juvenile
pany arrived on the Prince
ert this morning. They
that the trip up was
joyable, On their way to
couver they were held up
tween Cathedral and Field
three days and nights by
slides,
at the
in “The

come
Rup-
stated
ene
Van-
be.

most

land.

Westholme this

Toymaker,”

evening

pending
:

lthe
}succeeded in persuading the
| jloyers and employed to go into

|}sand at Manchester.
bookbinders
jing.

for

The company will appear

NATIONAL STRIKE IN-
BRITAIN SPREADING

| Motor Bus Men Have Been Per-
suaded to Go Into Conference
with Employers.

 

News
Sept. -The
of the 10,600 mo-

Daily
20.

Special to The
London, im-
strike
or bus men and omnibus drivers
| hs is been averted for the

British board of trade

present,
having

em-

a conference together.

The railway strike is spread-
jing. Six thousand men are out
at Birmingham and three thou-

The London

are also threaten-

ALDERMAN MILLER
ON BIGAMY CHARGE

Charge Sent to Higher Court—
Was Divorced in Seattle Six
Months Ago.

The Daily News
Vancouver, Sept. 20, - Ex-
Alderman Miller, who is charged
with bigamy, has been committed
to the higher court. He separated

Special to

from his first wife six months
ago, was divorced in Seattle and
recently married a clerk in his
oftice,

A FINE COLLECTION

Prospector Will Show Pressed

Ferns and Flowers at Fair.

Gustav Gervain, a well
prospector in the north,
hibit at the Prince Rupert fair a
collection of pressed ferns, wild
flowers, ete., whieh will be of ex-
ceptional interest. Mr, Geryain
values the collection very highly,
as he has spent years in getting
it together. He has species from
the northermost parts of the
province and others obtained as
far south as the Ootsa Lake coun-

known
will ex-

try.
Mr, Gervain, who has spent
many years prospecting, is a

most interesting man to talk to.
He is staying at the G, T. P. Inn
and will remain in the city pntil

 

after the fair.
Birth.

Noble——At Mill Bay, Naas River,
on September 18th, 1943, to Mr,
and Mrs. Watson Noble, a son,

WwW. D. Vania returned this
morning from the Fort George

 

sale at Vancouver,

 

 

IN FIRST LEGAL SKIRMISH—DR. SUN YAT SEN N FIN HIDING | -AT#/VANCOUVER

 

 

GOVERNOR W

 

first governor of New York to be
lost the first skimish
legal battle at the bar of
of impeachment. The
court is made up of members of
the senate and the judges of the
court of appeals, and Sulzer’s
counsel objected to four of the
senators being permitted to sit as
judges, The objection was over-
ruled,

The eight articles of impeach-
ment voted agains! Governor
Sulzer by the assembly are, in
substance: «

That he filed with the secretary
of state a false statement of his
receipts and other monetary
transactions during his guberna-
torial campaign.

impeached,
of the
the court

Special lo The Daily Ne WSs)
Albany, NO’ Y., °° Sept: 26——
Counsel for William Sulzer, the

LIAM SULZER AND
THE IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS

SULZER COUNSEL LOSES THE FIRST § SKIRMISH IN THE LEGAL
BATTLE—THE EIGHT ARTICLES OF THE IM-
PEACHMENT VOTED.

vestigated his campaign accounts.

That he suppressed evidence
by means of threats to keep wit-
nesses from testifying before the
investigating committee.

That he dissuaded a particular
witness, Frederick L. Colwell,
from attending under subpoena
the sessions of the investigating
committee.

That he committed larceny in
speculating in stocks with money
and checks contributed for his
campaign,

That as governor he threat-
ened to use his office and influence
to affect the vote of certain pub-
lie officers,

That while governor he cor-
ruptly used his authority to affect
prices of securities on the New
York Stock Exchange, in some of
which securities he was at the
time interested.

 

That he committed perjury in All but one of the forty-nine
this statement. senators and the nine judges

That he bribed witnesses lo | were present and Governor Sul-
withhold testimony from  the|zer was permitted to appear by
legislative committee which in-|counsel.

 

 

 

AT NANAIMO NEXT

Special to The Daily News)
Sept. 2
tinson, district organizer of the
United Mine Workers of America,
was yesterday sentenced to three
months in jail under the vagrancy
act.

By the first of next week every-
thing will be m readiness for the
final act in one of the most spec-
tacular and most destructive labor
disturbances which~ has’ ever
taken place in Canada. Then
will be commenced the trials of
the 186 men who have been ar-
rested in connection with the
pillaging and destruction
of property during the three days
when law and order were ignored
in South Wellington, Extension,
Ladysmith and Nanaimo, and mob
violence ruled supreme. All who
possibly could chose trial with-
out a jury, the exceptions being
the cases which the law makes it
imperative to haye a jury.

His Honor Judge Charles
Barker, resident judge of the
county court, a man respected
by all classes of the community,

             

Nanaimo,

riats,

will try the cases, which will oe-
cupy many weeks. They are
nearly all of a most serious na-
ture—ageravated assault, riot,
riotous destruction of property
and attempted murder. If heard
at a rate of two cases per day,

DISTRICT ORGANIZER CHRIS
PATTINSON GETS THREE MONTHS

TRIALS OF ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-EIGHT MINERS START

WEEK—RESUME OF

SITUATION.

nearly six months will elapse be-
fore the docket can be cleared,
for there are over two hundred
charges against the men in cus-
tody, and the number of witnesses
in each case is large. It is likely,
however,- that the men will be
tried in batches as in the prelim-
inary hearings, although each
man is entitled to a separate trial.

DECLARES LOCKS
MUST GIVE WAY

Completion of Panama Canal Will
Change Gravitation of America,
Says French Engineer.

(Special to The Daily News.)
Seattle, Sept. 20. — Former
chief engineer of the Panama

the de Lesseps re-
gime, Phillippe Buana_ Varilla,
who here, declares that the
locks must give way to the water
level. The completion of the big
ditch, he says, will. change the
gravitation of the American con-
tinent and west of the Rocky
Mountains will become as Europe
to the American people. Traffic
will be doubled and will be not
less than ten and a half million
net tonnage in ten years.

Canal under

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AUSTRALIAN JUVENILE OPERA COMPANY

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