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} THE KAISER GETTING READY TO ABDICATE?

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\PTAIN OF BLUECHER MAY BE TRIED AS PIRATE--GOVT. SEEKS EXTRADITION OF VAN HORNE

SER MAY ABDICATE THRONE

¥-ONE MILLION DOLLARS INVESTED YESTERDAY BY A

GERMAN FIRM IN NEW YORK BELIEVED TO BE
FROM THE KAISER.

(Special to The Dally News.) way and New York State bonds
York, Feb. 3 The events!They took the entire issue at
ist few days seem to it 8106.77, ontbidding 495 compet
that the Kaiser feels notlityps, The transfer from the
it his task is hopeless tut

agents to the Kaiser is, of course,
personal fortune is at
kept a secret, but this is the only

Yesterday the German

 

  

 

Kuhn. Loeb & Go., of |¢Xplanation that can, cover such a}
made what is believed|large investment from a Germand |
i heavy purchase for the irce, It would indicate that the| | on
liern family amounting|Kaiser wants to be ready to ad-| \
1.000.000 in the canal high. dicate in case of a severe defeat.) ROYAL RESTDENCE
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ALD PETERS LEAVES CANADA TO APPLY FOR

'0 JOIN BRITISH ARMY EXTRADITION VAN HORNE.

itor F, Peters has sent Special to The Daily News.)

f his sons to the war Vanceboro, Maine, Feb. 3
Peters, recently with Under the auspices of Canadian
Bank of Canada, left on'officials a court sess ion was held
iin for London, Eng-jat McAdams Junction to take evi
he will entist-fer the |dence to secure the extradition of
ther son, Jack Peters,| Wernere Van Horne, who blew up|
led to London several |the St. Croix bridge The offense
but instead of jom-jis covered by the treaty.of 1904.

h regiment as he could Van Horne is the eldest son of
he was enabled to join|Gount Karl Van Horne, a former
Canddian Contingent/minister and a general of Bava
y at Salisbury Plain. |ria He was a captain of Pio
~ is second in com neers, and was prevented from
the British destroyer |rejoining the army by the activity

FRENCH ARTILLERY
STILL TO THE FRONT

(Special to The Dally News)

Feb. 3.—The official re-
states that the
silenced

the

i
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aris,
French
the

port
enemy's
the

teries have

guns between Lys and
Oise

At

Grerman

Lens they prevented
to float

down the

attempt
texplosive rafts

Ancre
German attacks

the

Argonne,

were

along line at Perthes and in

the

NEW WATER BYLAW

River |

repulsed |

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4 QUEEN ALEXANDRAY BUNGALOW~cJANDRINGHAM
WHERE GERMANS TRIED TO VENT SPITE ON EDWARD Vii.

Sandringham estate

the
by

of the late
him with his minority accumula
but the

personal property
King George house
andra,
York Cottage,
to wreck the
shows the

in the grounds, durin
grounds is indicative
ture big house at Sandr
though a bomb was dropped on th

dra's bungalow on the

| was dropped.

MAN ARRESTED FOR

hich played such an ex-lof the British fleet IS TO BE BROUGHT IN

irt in attacking the recent | sia
sie Mr. and Mrs. Pet A little further discussion took
it the train today to see - KOMAGATA MARU place last night on the proposed |
ff and did it with true! VICTIMS | SENTENCED new water bylaw The engineer |
composure, Everybody said that the former bylaw penal- |
h the boys Iuek and a safe | (Special to The Dally News.) ized a man who put in modern
| Calcutta, India, Feb. 3 Seven | fittings whereas the new one|
— |Sikhs were senteficed to déath at! would endeavor to overcome this
TING GRUDGE iFirozpu, Punjab, for killing|}Je cited the case of ene citizen}
AGAINST GERMANS iyo police officials at Caleuttal who was paying $40 at present)
jlast October after their disem | bree ause he had duplicate fixtures.
19 Westerner Lost Ranch to barkation from the Komagata || nder the new bylaw he will pay

One in Poker Game—En- | Maru a an
a Under the old bylaw a five-
. hte © b teiediin Tanen dealin, ‘liceen mnadien baniee Gan taved GU
wa, Feb. 3.—The Evening}

38 eays: and under fhe new this was re-
Luse 8 German won ‘ (Special to The Dally News.) lduced to $414, while a four-room
1 him in a poker game Victoria, B. G., Feb, 3. The | modern house is taxed 810, If it
nths ago a six-foot lVietoria hockey team beat Port-jeontains only one tap the price is
Westerner has enlisted with jland last nighi by 6 to 5 paered Under the ajd bylaw the cost
1 C. M. R., seeking revenge. |e" was hard fought and won/was $6. The reduction will be
1 giant: arrived in the jonly after playing overtime, about a third in the small houses
uple of days ago o and a larger proportion on the
fa ae of ey KID WILLIAMS WINS. houses which formerly had been
he heard that a mount penalized — having @ supets-

ent was bethe raised4 (Special to The Dally News) bundance of fixtures.
| New York, Feb, 3 Kid Wil Alderman Montgomery thought
m onary Re. went © | hiams, the bantamweight cham-|aven the proposed prices were
a = _ moe is |pion of the world, defeated Eddie too high He thought this was
+} mis 8°) Wallace in a ten-round bout here} yutting a tax on cleanliness and
_ Germans, and I'm go last night. Se ehissted to i Mow that Cs
as hee — . - water system was supplied by
t ni oe TALKING AGAINST TIME. gravity water Was cheap and

a = Se, pam eaainel ” ” should not be spared,
Be. cold, Sine evel Washington, Feb 3.—With Aiderman Edge eontended that
are advaneed by young prospects of a continuous grind every city utility should stand on
recruiting for the war, | until one side gives way the Sen-| ip. aia feet The discussion
7 intoceatann aE the ate fight over the administration |ppought out the faet that under
: bill is proceeding, with the Re-|the proposed bylaw $9,000 was
fetting famous. is ont by any publican senators still talkin® the estimated revenue, while the

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So arduous a task as stay- both
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Senators of

 

80 le all.
ieieentaemeratiie flocked to the capital when hos
eitilties were resumed after Satur
day's truce, prepared to stay In
. or near the Senate chamber night
e .
RSA and day until the enduranee of
16TH A ane '
mes av one side was crushed
MASQUERADE BALL [ee
MoINTYRE HALL THE CRADLE.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14 ao
Franks Born to Mr, and Mrs
Gents $1.50 .
Westhoime aa 4. ©. Franks, a daughter, at the

dppeeeaanete eee General Hospital this morning
PPPOODODOS |

sides

jazainst time to stave off a rolllestimated expense was six or sev-

en thousand dollars Fighteen

huridred dollars was set aside to

cover temporary extensions that
would likely be required for the
year Last year the pumping cost
the city $18,000, so that the gray
ity system is a big saving
FOR RENT.

Completely furnished four
roomed house near drydoek, $25
Hi. G. Helgerson, Ltd if

 

 

and country

remained the
and the present King has ne

sea at Snettingham,

house

King Edward,

tion. He w

ver lived in
g his visits.
of German
ingham,
e estate; al

wh

near

properly

Meade
aUitur.

which

illed the
of Queen
but
recent atte

A

it,
The
is undama
so Queen

ere another

estate

King’s Lynn was
being pure hased |

to

lex-

ey

ged,

Alexan-

bomb

 

SMUGGLING ALIENS

(Special to The Daily News.)

 

STEAMER DELHI IS
POUNDING ON ROCKS.

 

(Special to

 

The Daily News.)

 

Seattle, Feb. 3 After an ex- Seattle, Feb. 3 Salvage offi-
citing auto chase, Vergilio Davide |cials report that the steamer Del-
was captured here on a charge of|hi is going to pieces in Sumner
smugeling five aliens into the Strait Phere is a strong south-
United States. Each had paid erly wind, and she is pounding on
him #12 for being rushed across, the rocks,
the boundary in an auto driven vd —_— ———_-
Davide, His car was stopped af-| GREECE TO AID SERBIA.
— Pine gee Se art Activity Prevails Now in

: Military Quarters.
ARRIVALS BY PRINCE _

GEORGE THis morning = "8": February SA dispateh
to the Balkan agency from Athens
The Prince George arrived on j88y8: “Greece with all her forces
time this morning with tye fol- | will come to the aid of Serbia in
lowing first-class passenger list every fresh invasion of Serbia by
Mr. Chambers, Mr. Flanders, wife | the Austro-German armies. The
and son, Miss Brown, Miss | Sreatest activity prevails now in
Smith, Mr. Kokayashi, Mr. Willis jmilitary quarters.”
eroft, L. N. Jones, Charles Wal-| aoe ee
lace, H. Waldie, Mr. Gunn, Mr. | TO GS RED cross wunes.
Montgomery, 8. N. Long, Mrs, O :
Besner, Mr. Allan, Miss UH. |Baughter of Uncle Sam's Treae-
Wancehter, Mr. Robinson, ©. urer Leaves for Battlefront.
Jones, W. J. Doble, R. W. Cham- Sew York. Meh: Bo~Amoun
bers, Mrs, Trainor and four chil- |passengers om the liner Lusita-
dren, R. W. Biggar, Mr. Davidson, | nia, which sailed yesterday, was
Miss Madge Campbell, Mr. Stey Miss Nona McAdoo, daughter of
ens, Mr. Peel, Miss Shuey, Mr Secretary of the Teeasury Mc
Goldbloom and T. Hashida, Adoo. Miss MeAdoo planned to
THE ‘WEATHER. engage in Red Cross work in
France, She will have with her
By F. W. Dowling, Observer. a close ‘friend, Miss Catherine
: Britton, of Washington, Col, BE,
5 a, m,, February 3, 1046, M. House, one of President Wil-
Barometer . 20.289 /son's close personal advisers, and
Beem, CONN. oo oe one ee enne 47.0 Mrs. House, of this eity, will
Min. temp ose ee.@ chaperone the young women

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(Special to The Daily News.)
Feb. 3—There
dences that the deeision of Russia
to

ants

London, are
attacas
of piraey will
Britain. Public
ing has been greatly aroused over
| the attacks
|

treat on noneombat-

acts be

as

ladopted in feel-

German on helpless

evi-|

CAPTAIN OF BLUECHER MAY BE
TRIED BY BRITISH AS PIRATE

et

LONDON GLOBE IS ADVOCATING THIS COURSE — PEOPLE IN-
FLAMED ABOUT ATTACCKS ON HELPLESS NON-
COMBATANTS.

| women and children through their

The to-
day's editorial is urging that the
captain of the
Bluecher, who

recent raids. Globe in

German cruiser
taken a
be tried as a pirate. No
action has yet been taken by the
government in the matter.

has been
pfisoner,

 

WHY MAYOR TAYLOR
| MAY BE UNSEATED

Feb. 3.—The at-
tempt made to unseat Mayor Tay-
lor,

| Vancouver,

is based on the
for

of Vancouver,
| fact that in order
\eleetion

to qualify
he
|registeréd owner of real estate
\the value of $1,000,

to

encumbrances,
| will % endeavor to show this was
not the case.

Mr.

his own,

|

of
a friend

;
iments; but
his

borrowed a lot from
to the

soon as

cover require-
this

filed a judg-

wa

as
idone creditors
lment they held against him,
value of his holdings
the mark,

In case he is unseated the judge
jmay de
ldidate
lelection.

reducing the

jaway under thousand
next highest can-
eall for a

Baxier was second

lare the
elected, or

Mr.

new

occupied jin the run

toe 0° REGULATED BOXING =
TO BE ALLOWED IN WASH.

 

(Special to The Daily News.)
Wash., Feb. 3.—A
boxing bill permitting ten-round
bouts under the authority of the
State Athletic Association pagsed
the Senate by a vote of 28 to 48.

Olympia,

ASK SALISBURY GIRLS
TO GIVE UP KISSING

Medical Authorities Ban Oscula-

 

tory Association With
Soldiers.
Salisbury, Feb. 3.—The latest
order issued by the medical au-
thorities makes a request that

Salisbury girls refrain from kiss-
ing the Canadian soldiers,
to the
camps and town,

owing

infectious diseases in
Several dances
forbidden. There
serious now the
but have been

jtaken to prevent a further spread

|

have been are

a few cases in

camps measures
of meningitis and diphtheria.

One men,
of Toronto and Montreal,
have been transferred from
19th to the 12th. The
drafted its entire number
Princess Pats, who are
France,

All battalions of the First, Sec.

hundred and twenty

mostly

latter
to the
now in

ond and Third Brigades are send-
ing men unfit for active service to
the Fourth Brigade, receiving
men from them in transfer.

Mr. Scheinman, of the Aeme
Importers, left this morning on a
visit to their branch store at

Smithers. The branch was open-
Charles

of the

ed there a few weeks ago

Vaughan is manager

branch,

 

 

had to appear as the|

free from all |well

and his opponents | ments have arrived.

Taylor, not having property |

Si
jeome

the |

BRITISH ARMY: I
READY FOR ADVANCE

Northern France, Feb. 3.—Tre-

mendous camps have been pre-

pared at various places between

the fighting line and the coast and
already several hundred thousand
trained British reinforee-
Every Tom-
my you meet is full of optimism.
shattered soldiers who
|are brought down to the hospitals
jsay Germany is completely beaten
as a fighter.

Even the

The weather has be-
and the
tell there is
sing to be an early spring. This
an of the
Thousands traction

suddenly milder

jcountry people you

thus!

“ae
means
Allies.

engines,

advance
of
many thousands of mo-

early

tor transports, tons of rails, hun-
of of
barbed wire and a million things
that the army will all
stacked, ready. The completeness
of the British supplies has left
the French amazed.

dreds unused guns, miles

need are

 

CHURCH DIVIDED
INTO TWO CAMPS

DeWet Rebellion Has Created a
Schism in South Africa.

 

London, Feb. 3.—The effects of
the South African
being acutely felt in
Reformed Church

rebellion
the Duteh
where some-

are

thing like a schism is threatened
owing to differences of political
The
always been prominent in political

opinion, Duteh clergy dave

affairs and many of them have
favored the Hertzog party. While
not lending support to an ag-

gressive rebellion, a certain sec-
tion of the clergy was inclined to
passive, chiefly of
their hatred for the progressive
policy of Hon. Louis Botha, On
the other hand, the city clergy
those of the
are in daily contact with English-

be because

and
outside distriets who
speaking countrymen thoroughly
support Botha's policy, and hence
the Church two

As a consequence a spe-

is divided into
camps.
cial conference has been opened
at Bloemfontein to discuss a way

out of the diMculty.

Scandinavien Society

Social and Dance

In the
K. of P. HALL
Saturday, Feb. 6, 9% o’Clock

_—_——

Gentlemen $1—Ladies Free

 

 

a Hearty Invitation to All
Scandinaviens