n
n
II!
ICR
PARTY
IS
CHASTIZED
tmler
Haldwin
Tellji
Kamsay
llacdunald
Vital
(Juentions
Will
not
be
Iteopened
:
N
18
J.
Ramaey
Mae-
1
vom;!
was
being
scrapped
and
the
all
-
:unbuted
to
the
uae
of
an
,!,':'
'orch
tear
a
fuel
tank.
FORMFR
RFinFNT
np
ItUUllLllll
vl
PRINCE
RUPERT
DIES
Miarkfy
was
In
lor."
it
r
IK-iwrt-
W',rd
Wnshlnglon
received
In
the
city
by
Mrs.
.
.
I
.(1
riu
flu
h
Da,
OharVAtf
ormcrlT
n
.v..
.
.
.
-
-
lorestry
department
in
"
118
and
Mrs.
Sharkey
lived
Rupert
for
about
three
years.
'
'Hi:u
to
a
farm
at
Ferndale.
wnere
he
died.
To
j
to
make
a
slate-1,
uu.
ould
be
the
cost
of
going
general
tntentlona
of
the
rpgnrd
to
ooel
and
un-
-plied
that
t:-.e
govrrn-uld
have
n
tuUy
i
realdent
of
the
Bmrd
.
t
been
for
the
"un-
yeaterday
Under
!:e
could
not
afford
'
r
further
pefllamen-
EW
YORK
IS
AGAIN
VICTOR
cnt
OltDtvn
Chamnlon
IIocKev
Team
Last
Niuht
Three
to
Two
T
'
TO.
Nov.
18.
The
world
chaai-
icy
u-um,
Ottawa
Senators,
auf-
second
defeat
of
the
eeason
wh?n
they
met
the
New
York
m
New
York,
the
lose
of
the
.;
largely
the
revult
of
penal-,;irt
of
combination.
defeated
Montreal
Maroons
at
iy
a
last
minute
rally
In
the
d.
both
teams
playing
a
nip
game
The
scores
were:
3:
Montreal
Maroons.
2.
k
R:.ngcra.
3:
Ottawa.
2.
XPLOSION
ON
J.
LUKENBACH
-
-
"in
ti
j
in
iv
a
-
Scrapped
at
Baltimore
BAl.'lfMr.Tw
-
-iuvivii,
aiuv.
jo,
n
it""
"
re
the
ateamslup
Jacob
Luken-
"l'irt
thu
mornlne.
killing
one
""I
injuring
four
others,
while
an
un-.
blown
overboard
and
1
be
"
'
1
have
been
drowned.
by
the
Naaa
River,
which
waa
far
out
of
the
way.
A
for
any
other
paaa
through
the
mountains,
if
It
wa
found
It
would
be
eo
difficult
and-
ao
clogged
with
enow
that
It
wr.uld
have
no
practical
value.
Mr
Moncktor.
aaw
considerable
advantage
In
connecting
up
with
the
cannerlee
on
the
Saeen
River,
that
being
an
additional
reason
for
following
the
Skeena
route.
After
oompletelng
ftls
departmental
work.
Mr.
Monckton
plana
to
drive
Mr.
Monckton
and
family
to
California
before
returning
to
Terrace
In
the
spring.
LJ.J.X4.
a
r
yv.w
rotii'ANY
to
Ori.lt
All:
PASSKMiKK
m:ai'lvnk
MiUVICE
VICTORIA.
Nov.
18.
Incorporation
of
Brttlah
Columbia
Airwave
Ltd.
was
announced
today.
The
new
company
plans
to
operate
a
sixteen
paeaenger
seaplane
between
Victoria.
Vancouver
and
Seattle.
The
service
wHJ
be
commenced
shortly
with
a
smaller
plane,
the
sire
to
be
Increased
as
buslneae
warrants.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Tlirre
American
Vewrli
Mild
llroken
ful(l)r
Totalling
29,00(1
found
Tmlay
Throe
American
halibut
vwsela
aold
broken
catches
totalling
za.ouo
pounai
t,
the
Flah
Exchange
this
morning
as
follows:
Maleatlc.
10.000
pounds.
Royal
Co..
13c
and
Oc.
Ithona.
10.OM
pounds.
Atlln
Fisher
lea.
12
Ac
and
Cc.
Imnerlal.
8.000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
It
Cold
Storage
Co..
12.1e
and
6c.
The
Alaska,
with
a
oatoh
of
nmiuu
not
eatltfled
with
a
and
8c.
went
on
to
Seattle.
Thoueh
the
wann
is
now
closed,
number
of
boatt
are
still
cctcbea.
Wheat
'.
Cork
Province
Dunwell
Oeorge
Copper
Oladstone
Independence
Indun
L.
and
L
leadsmlth
Lucky
Jim
Premier
Porter
Idaho
leaves
a
widow
and
three
sunlix
u
.15
1.90
.15
.04
.05
.08
.03
37
2.33
38
.70
1
30
out
Fish
11.000
bid
of
11c
.16
230
.04
.09
236
30
.80
a
with
VANCOUVER
B.CHAiSGR'li
two
v.ecks
ago
While
It
was
realized
thai
hie
condition
wu
grave,
ward
of
hi
demise
was
quite
unexpected.
The
funeral
of
the
late
Or.
Bleecker.
who
waa
49
yean
of
ace.
wUl
take
place
In
Trenton
under
M
atonic
ausp.ess
pruve
more
dlflcult
than
that
up
the
I
deceased
having
been
a
member
of
the
Sktena
River
and
there
would
be
more
of
It.
As
a
man
who
know
the
Interior
country
well
he
aaeured
hla
Interviewer
that
no
paaa
could
poaalbly
be
satisfactory
except
the
Skeena
gorge.
Aaked
fa
to
the
difficulties
of
building
that
way.
Mr.
Moncton
aatd
he
wee
Inclined
to
favor
the
other
aide
of
the
river,
altltougb
be
lecognlred
ut
It
might
not
be
open
quite
a
ea'iy
In
the
spring
The
j-hyelral
dlfflcultlee
would
Trenton
not
be
a
great
It
bae
been
estimated
ik
,ka
muiI
wmiu
mac
thrM
mill
ton
tue
Uboraw
la
uunar,
MDd
he
did
not
thnrk
it
eould
.'!
h,Ait
foil,
tbubtiMovj,
"
Ire
-jImj
v
JWl
"v
,
,k
.,.
It
would
be
much
blue
lodge,
chapter
and
preceptnry
aa
well
a
of
Wa
Wa
Temftle
of
the
Mystic
Shrine
In
Calgary.
He
practised
in
Terrace
for
a
number
of
years
and
also
conducted
a
diug
store
there.
For
the
past
few
years
he
bad
been
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
where
he
had
charge
of
the
hospital.
Hli
Uvea
of
the
late
Dr.
Bleecker
Include
hla
brother.
W
A.
Bleeker
of
.PURSE
SEINES-
A.
father
the
boys
did
not
get
exelted
ARE
TROUBLE
W.
Neill,
Member
for
Albcr-nl,
Suggests
Reduction
or
Abolition
VA(rVI
II.
Not.
IS
.
W.
NelH.
nirinlter
for
Conio-AIIernl
In
the
Irilrml
lloue.
r-turnel
Ut
nlxht
from
Ottawa
where
lie
pent
ten
ila)
tlilefly
ttniiieeted
with
the
fishing
Industry.
Apart
from
uncertain!
Ie
as
to
I
lie
potters
of
Ihe
l
unlnloii
(ioierninent.
elll
t
limit
lit
Ihe
stealer
nrr
of
Ihe
fMiIng
trouble
foday
aas
due
to
the
UH.
of
Iimi
many
purse
seines.
If
this
were
remedied,
he
belleiel
the
Industry
would
prosper.
"The
obtious
remrdy
Is
lor
the
rannrrymrn
rollectliely
and
tolun-tarlly
to
afree
to
a
rlmllon
of
Ihe
iiumlx-f
of
wines
aimmf
thrtiiseltea."
If
they
were
uinole
lo
d-i
Ihl".
Mr.
Nelll
siigteslfd
an
Imrruse
In
Ihe
inimlxr
of
gill
net
amis
and
prohibition
of
Ihe
use
of
purse
anil
drag
seines
for
a
erlod
of
jears.
"Tills
may
serin
revolutionary
anil
Impractical."
he
declared,
-but
more
ilrastlr
action
lias
been
takrn
In
Alaskan
waters."
BEAR
HOLED
UP
IN
BOYS'
PLAY
CAVE
AT
SELKIRK,
MANITOBA
WINNIPEG.
Nov.
17.
-A
three
hun
dred
pound
bear
holed
up
In
a
Selkirk
boyV
cave
on
the
Bed
niver.
On
Fri
day
morning
Jack
and
Bill
MacKnermy
concluded
to
examine
their
retreat.
It
wai
their
first
visit
since
snow
arrived
and
they
bad
started
a
firs
before
the
visitor
had
been
discovered.
The
big
fellow
regarded
the
Intruders
sleepUy.
Having
been
on
the
trap
line
with
their
They
made
a
dicker
for
half
the
value
tf
the
pelt
and
all
the
carcass
before
they
told
a
half
breed
neighbor
of
their
find.
The
animal
was
shot
where
be
lay.
The
larger
variety
of
black
and
brown
bears
are
more
numerous
near
Winnipeg
this
winter
than
ever
known
and
to
plentiful
are
elk
that
the
gov
ernment
haa
Included
them
for
the
first
tlmfivita
open
season
this
year.
i
Mi.lUf
SKATING
ON
ROAD
LAKE
GOOD
AGAIN
Doug
Frlzzell
reports
skating
on
the
lake
near
the
end
of
the
Kalen
Island
Highway
good
again.
Taxi
concerns
went
out
yesterday
to
sweep
the
snow
off.
It
is
suggested
that
persons
going
out
tonight
would
help
to
increase
their
subsequent
enjoymens
by
taking
iCKi-
"Un::;
it
CJTALA
SALVAGE
IS
PiiOCEEDiNG
NICELY
No
C'wnie
In
Mtuiitutn
KeKUletl
Uieal
Lhvd'
Agent
Kollovt
Ins;
Vll(
lo
stranding
Sj7aa
,wa
m.
aattajsx
.Cabda-
branded
on
M'at
Hand
mar
For;
Biatp
son.
ta
proceedlag
at
jfa?t.iry.
announced
PhUlp
11.
Ray.
local
sub-agent
for
LloytU'.
this
morning.
In
company
with
T.
C.
Warkman.
suneor
tor
Lloyds'.
Mr.
Ray
paid
a
visit
tj
the
wreck
yaatcrdsy.
There
has
beeo
no
hangv
so
far
in
the
Catala
position.
It
is
ex.jected
that
the
rock
wUl
be
out
of
ttie
way
In
a
few
days
now.
The
equipment
Is
In
place
to
put
the
ship
in
aa
even
keel
as
soon
aa
possible.
SPEEDING
UP
GRAIN
SHIPS
Sixteen
Took
Whole
or
Tart
Car-
goes
at
Vancouver
During
Week
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
18.
During
the
week
just
ended
there
haa
been
a
'speeding
up
In
grain
shipments,
no
leas
than
sixteen
boats
loading
either
full
or
part
cargo
at
this
port.
The
follow
ing
are
the
shipments
r
Baron
Loudon,
to
Colon
for
orders.
178.6G4
bushels.
Pisco,
for
London.
378391
bushels.
Trelawny,
to
Colon
for
orders,
287.467
bushola.
Ferento.
to
Fsyal
for
orders.
283,843
bushels.
Fella,
for
Oenoa.
54,193
bushel.
Pacific
Trader,
for
Manchester.
37333
bushels.
Greyloek.
for
Olasgow,
37333
bushels;
for
London.
74.667
bushels;;
for
Liverpool;
18.6C7
bushel
Wm.
A.
MeKenny.
far
Avonmouth.
74.-
GC6
bushels;
for
Avonmouth
with
option
Of
Berrast
or
Dublin.
74,667
bushels.
Drakepool,
to
Kingston
for
orders,
275
373
bushels.
Cardiganshire,
for
London.
3.734
bush
els:
for
Rotterdam.
37374
bushels.
Gec-rge
Washington,,
for
UJC.
or
continent.
100.135
bushela.
Justin,
for
Antwerp.
7333
biMhcia;
for
continental
ports.
37393
bushels.
Yokohama
Maru.
for
Kobe,
33334
buahels.
llofuku
Maru.
for
Tauruml,
135.694
bushels.
Norfolk
Maru,
for
Yokohama,
33333
bushela.
Sveajarl,
for
Buenaventura,
500
WIKrl.rx
i:t:it)UT.
8
a.ny
DIOBY
ISLAND
Par
floudy,
light
north
wind:
barometer,
39.12:
temperature.
27:
sea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
POINT,
Overcast,
calm:
barometer,
29.82;
temperature,
28;
sea
smooth.
MION'
DIOBY
ISLAND
Part
dody.
fresh
east
wind:
barometer,
30.10;
temperature.
31:
sea
smooth
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Overcast,
calm:
h..rome-1'i
29.P2.
vmperature.
35.
sea.
77
.-:nec
h
bave
Money
Boston
Grill
f
way
wj
uuj
viiv
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
subscribe
by
lb
.
i
with
newly
laid
dancing
if
delivered
dally.
m,c
t
of
court.
you
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
.:
a
shorter
period.
,
SS
uid
havo
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
least
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XV.
PKINC't
nt
PEUT.
B.C
.
FIUi
Y
N'0
EMUEK
18.
19J7
Prize
Five
Ont
EENA
ROUT
itHJGKST
H
'
I.
"!
contraband
narcotics
ever
made
in
America:
TfiO
pounds
of
pure
gum
opium
seized
by
United
'a.t-
ofiiciaN
a'
!-!(
La
Moote.
Vt.
Oscar
Mouvet.
a
03-yeai
-o'iI
Frenr'i
ho,
)
;oepcr,
and
an
unnamed
Canadian
millionaire
wjeie
declared
to
be
implicated
in
smuggling
mix
into
ine
uniieu
niaies
BLIZZARD
IN
ONTARIO
AND
RAIN
QUEBEC
Eastern
Townships
Again
Flood-ed
and
Damage
Reported
Quebec
City
OTTAWA,
Nov.
18.
The
eastern
sertlou
or
Ontalu
wa
visited
by
a
blizzard
last
night.
Meet
and
a
liravy
snowstorm
wrrrked
wire
ram-inuniratloii,
In
the
eastern
lomi-lilps
sertlim
of
IJurlirr.
hraTy
rains
caused
flood
conditions
and
considerable
property
damage
Is
rrHirtel
at
(Juchec
fltv.
GAVE
PREMIER
BALDWIN
BIG
CHERRYWOOD
PIPE
i:irmln;ham
I'nliersity
(irartiiate
I'lrase
Prrniler
With
Presentation
BIRMINGHAM,
Nov.
18.
A
three-foot
cherrywood
pipe,
modelled
on
oce
of
bis
favoritea.
was
presented
to
Premier
Stanley
Baldwin
by
the
undergraduatea
at
Birmingham
University
when
he
opened
the
new
biological
block
of
the
University
recently.
The
pipe
appeared
to
give
the
Pre
mier
as
much
pleasure
as
the
honorary
di-gree
of
Doctor
of
Laws
which
had
just
been
conferred
on
him.
He
smilingly
swung
the
pipe
over
his
shoulder.
entered
a
burlesque
Roman
chariot
(drawn
by
a
pantomime
"horse"),
and
escorted
by
a
bodyguard
of
students
In
weird
costumes
and
wearing
false
paint
ed
noses,
he
made
a
triumphant'
exit.
Undergraduates
crowded
the
galleries
In
the
hill
where
the
degree
was
con
ferred
and
showered
confetti
on
the
robes
of
the
professors.
'SLEEPING
SICKNESS
DIVORCE
GROUNDS
TRENTON.
NJ..
Nov.
18.
Sleeping
sickness,
when
concealed
prior
to
mar
r'.ag.
has
been
.addsd
to
the
grounds
upon
which
annulment
may
be
obtained
In
New
Jersey.
A
preliminary
decree
has
been
granted
to
Mrs.
Kathleen
Dry
MsAlrey
setting
aside
her
marriage
to
Vincent
MoAlvey,
a
former
army-
officer.
She
charged
that
Iter
husband
was
a
victim
of
the
disease,
but
had
not
Informed
her
of
the
fact.
ST.
JOSEPH'S
ACADEMY
COMMERCIAL
CLASS
IS
GIVEN
EXAMINATION
In
the
mid-term
examinations
held
In
St,
Joseph's
Academy
commercial
class,
the
following
students
obtained
highest
'standings:
L.
Gain
63
per
cent,
E.
Letts
86.
D.
Ross
81.
R.
O
lilies
80,
B.
Horstman
79,
V
Whitlow
77.
M.
McKa
O
Kenny
73.
R.
Couuire
73.
M.
reui
Z
U
.
.
70.
HIGHWA
Y
EXPLOSION
ON
ESSINGTON
BOAT
BLOWS
OWNER
INTO
AIR
Ikeena
RiveY
Gorge
Only
Possible
Route
Highway
to
Interior
Monition
Scoffs
at
Idea
of
(Joing
by
Way
of
Naas
Hiver
Which
Would
be
far
off
Direct
Route
r.:,l
w.iy
to
connect
Prince
Kuert
and
Terrace
aatiafac-tc.c
Skeena
Kiver
valley,
according
to
P.
M.
Monckton.
i
;uid
land
aurveyor
of
Terrace,
who
arrived
from
the
-teiday
and
left
this
morning
by
the
ateamer
1'rinCe
.ut.c
to
Victoria
to
complete
departmental
work
for
the
t
".vernment
on
which
he
haa
ln
enKK"eu.
MM
ukuin
scoffed
at.
the
idea
of
building
by
way
of
the
a-
it
meant
going
many
mile
out
of
the
way
without
-a'intf
advantage.
He
said
the
route
from
the
mouth
of
"the
Naas
River
to
Prince
Rupert
would
DR.BLEECKER
PASSES
AWAY
Well
Known
Phy.slclan,
Formerly
of
Terrace
and
((ueen
Cnar-lotte
City,
Succumbs
A
telegram
received
yesterday
a!u-i
noon
by
R
V.
O.
LePlue
saner
Uie
death
In
Trent
-n.
Ontario,
jr-eeaied'a
birthplace,
uu
Wednesday
i
'
.
1
Or.
O.
H.
Bleecker.
well
known
nuaici
pnetleMper
o!
this
district.
Accompanied
by
bis
widow,
the
:.:
Dr.
Bleecker.
after
hivmii
been
h
patient
in
me
Prince
Kuper.
Oe..ir:
HoepiU?
tot
mom
Unif
suflcii:ig
iron
j
a
serious
malady,
left
foi
the
En:
on.t
Gas
Boat
Explosion
Throws
Saw
Mill
Operator
Into
Air
and
Injures
Him
Severely
James
A.
Ilrcwn
of
Ecstalt
Hiver
wan
on
his
Host
at
Port
Essing-ton
When
Accident
Occurred:
Now
in
Hospital
Victim
of
an
explosion
at
Port
Essington
last
night
which
virtually
wrecked
his
gasboat
and
hurled
him
twenty-five
or
thirty
feet
into
the
air,
Jamea
A.
Brown,
well
known
Ecstall
River
sawmill
operator,
is
today
a
patient
in
the
Trince
Itupert
General
Hospital
sabering
from
.severe
fractures
of
both
legs
as
well
as
burns
about
the
head
and
face.
It
was
about
8.45
when
the
accident
occurred.
Mr.
Brown
went
tl
iv
.1)
to
his
boat,
which
was
moored
at
a
float,
to
see
that
all
was
ir.
oroer
for
the
night.
He
oarred
i
Si
'la.iieiu
and.
as
sjoj
as
be
got
to
the
d-r.
the
explosion
occurred.
Mr.
Briwn
j
was
hurled
clear
into
the
air.
landing
Ion
to
hH
boat
again
One
of
the
frac-
turee
waa
at
the
arkle
and
the
otter
a:
th
knee,
rhe
wheel
house
waa
blown
on
to
the
dxk.
Had
it
not
bean
for
ths
prompt
ac-
il.r.
of
Mr
Browns
stepson.
S.ewari
Ponalossn.
who
pulled
the
victim
out
cl
the
flamea.
than
might
hsve
teen
much
more
kerlius
consequence.
Mr
Brawn
took
It
ocoly
himself,
Inquiring
as
to
the
tune
immediately
after
the
accLde-it
occurred.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln
wa
called
to
the
soene
by
wire
Immediately
and,,
wtti.
his
nurse.
Miss
Darotby
GUUngham
PvN..
left
aboard
Che
BjC.
Tawafe
I
fb
W"Kna
HOdUIr
where
was
made
to
the
Salvage
Princess,
which
had
come
down
from
Balmoral
and
tosk
doctor
and
nurse
on
to
Port
Esslngton.
Mr.
Brown's
Injuries
were
dressed
during
the
night
and
he
arrived
in
the
city
this
morning
to
enter
hospital
where,
according
to
last
reports,
he
was
resting
as
easily
as
could
be
expected.
AIKMIIN
V:KK
LOST
IV
KASTKUN
GAI.illA
NOW
KETl-KMMl
IIOMK
WARSAW.
Nov.
18.
Captain
Mcintosh
and
Bert
Hlnxler.
British
aviators,
who
left
Up-avon
Tuesday
afternoon
on
a
distance
record
flight
to
India
Is
reported
as
landing
In
southern
Poland
late'
Tuesday,
having
lost
his
bearings.
After
securing
Ms
direction
he
resumed
his
fUght.
WARSAW.
Nov.
18.
(Later).
Mcintosh
and
Huskier
left
Eastern
Oalicla
at
9
-43
this
morning
en
route
for
London,
according
to
a
telephone
rtnort.
above.
WEATHER
REPORT
Prince
Rupert.
Part
cloudy,
north
wind;
temperature.
27.
light
Stewart.
Calm,
clear,
temperature
I
above.
Anyox.
dear.
calm.
temp.
20
above.
Alice
Arm.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
23
above.
Alyansh.
Clear,
ealm,
temp.
3
below
Rceewood.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
4
above.
Terrace.
Clear,
windy,
temp.
12
Telegraph
Creek.
Clear,
calm,
10
be
low.
.
Smltfcers.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
3
above.
Burns
Lake.
Clear,
calm,
7
below.
Haaelton.
Fart
cloudy,
calm,
tlO
be
low.
,
Whltenorse.
Clear,
North
wind
below.
Selkirk.
Clear,
north
wind.
32
below.
Dawson.
Cloudy,
north
wind,
28
be
low.
REPORTS
OF
SCHOONER
ALASKA'S
DAMAGE
ON
FISHING
BANKS
FALSE
The
big
American
halibut
schooner
Alaska,
which
was
reported
to
have
been
badly
damaged
In
a
storm
up
north,
was
In
port
this
morning.
Capt
Conrad
Petersen
denied
reports
as
to
the
ship's
plight.
Reports
received
here
a
well
as
at
Ketchikan
said
hat
the
ve
sei
nd
been
practically
apllt
open
Happily
they
were
unfounded.
Advertise
in
;hs
Daily
News.
SUTTON
SCHEME
OF
SETTLEMENT
General
leaves
Early
Next
Month
to
l'lace
Plans
Before
ltntUh
Financiers
OTTAWA.
Nov.
18.
General
Button
'111
sail
from
New
York
early
next
.lonth
to
put
his
Peace
River
outlet
lana
before
British
financiers.
Last
night
In
an
Interview
he
out-4ed
hl
proposal
for
linking
up
the
Q
E.
with
the
Peaoe
River
cbuditfy.
Lighterage
Co.s
poweaboat
Naas
Rivet!
Kererrmg
to
nu
setwme
acnerne,
in
-
.
-
mukicr
i
Sulton
said
a
half
section
of
land
would
be
turned
over
to
each
settler
on
an
easy
twenty
year
repayment
terms
and
farm
Implements
and
essentials
for
breaking
sew
ground
would
be
BRIGANDAGE
IN
MEXICO
Soldiers
(itiarding
Trains
are
Killed
in
Two
Different
Farts
of
Country
MEXICO
CITY.
Nov.
18.
Eighteen
soldiers.
Including
an
ottlcer,
were
killed
when
bandits
attacked,
a
passenger
train
between
Palmira
and
Aguaa
Cal-
!cnte.
Three
soldiers
and
six
pastengers
Including
a
woman
and
children
were
wounded.
The
bandits
executed
the
en
gineer
and
firemen.
Nine
soldiers
engaged
aa
train
guards:
were
killed
and
thirteen
passengers
In
ured
while
several
coaches
on
the
?uebla-Vera
Cruz
passenger
train
were
derailed
near
Jalapa.
PETER
WALLACE,
A
.
FORMER
RESIDENT
OF
CITY,
DIES
IN
SOUTH
Word
was
received
yesterday
by
C.
L.
Youngman
that
Peter
Wallace,
formerly
CI
this
city,
had
died
Wednesday
in
Vancouver
and
the
funeral
will
take
place
Saturday.
He
leaves
a
widow
and
two
children
Mr.
Wallace
waa
well
known
here.
He
formerly
travelled
for
Malkln'a
and
lived
In
the
Clapp
Block.
Latterlv
he
has
been
agent
for
Crosse
&
Blackwell
and
only
three
weeks
ago
was
In
the
city
on
business.
Last
summer
T.
Mc-Meekin
rode
with
him
In
hla
car
from
Hazelton
to
Vancouver
B.C.
WINNER
IN
THE
ROYAL
WINTER
FAIR
DELICIOUS
APPLES
TORONTO.
Nov.
18.
fn
the
Royal
wtnfelslalr
Brlilsh
Ooluhibiaj.sioh
the
first
place
In
five
box
lota-
of
Delicious
apples.
Ontario
won
In
Mcintosh
Reds.
In
the
single
box
lata
B.Ci
came
first
In
Delicious.
Jonathan,
King
and
BLACKNESS
WINNER
DERBY
CUP
TODAY
DERBY.
Nov
18.
-Blackness
won
the
Derby
Cup
today
by
a
neck
from
Iver-shm
The
Fnmch
horse
oamplra
came
-
u
E.i-
:j
..
dTtCtt.