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APRIL 1, . 1912.

OL. NO. 78 PRINCE Rupert, B.C., Monpay.,

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OAL SITUATION AS GRAVE

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-UNCIVIL WAR IS DECLARED

FOR HOME RULE

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N AMERICA AS IN ENGLAND." IN RUPERT'S CITY COUNCIL
o Hundred Thousand More Miners Quit Work Last Night When Be a of the Injured Party A Again Hurling Defiance in the Face

Agreement Ended---Hopes That the General Strike Will be == "'""_ were amone te speakers.

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f Sh D ---Another Conf SCOTT HEARD F “He . :
of Short ee : _ er Con pee to be Held re ea Supporter of William Manson Immediately Apologize
A ] h Sets at Rest Rumor That He. P bli | R : Hi Hi h Offi M
_ in Philadelphia on Apri t | ewe noe Tl ublicly or Resign His Hig ice as Mayor
Special to Dai nasa ot ‘ BRIGHTER IN BRITAIN ; Breese : | To the Editor of the Daily News:|writer and the strong character} personality as I charge him with
Cleveland, April r Opera ee INDIANA MEN OUT [ ; eta ae Special to Daily News | Sir, Within the last few days|behind the editorial pen of the!I will certainly do so. A like ex-
d miners both admit this} |Coal Crisis There Believed to be) Wellington, N.Z April 4 Empire yression, though, it is fe t
ig that the coal situation} ea tae Practically Ov ie sh AT ed “| there has appeared in the press) "0S: ! * aavar'° head Eee
| Sr hy y er Captain Scott's vessel, the ‘Terra | For reasons best known to}say, has never been heard in
onghout the country is indeed Special to Daily News.) 5 : both my letter to the eity council :
roughou d | Nova, which carried the British| , : : | themselves, and with the idea of | Prince Rupert, nor anywhere else
a rhe strike is now prac-| Indianapolis, Ind., April Special to Daily News. and Mayor Newton's reply, in the} saring ave : é , scene i
; expedition to the Antartic, tas te a : _, | nol caring to have their -@harac | where common deceney obtains
general, or il is expeeted|3 1--All the bituminous and London, April 1—Th« restilttaveiead shasa uannn sae jshape of an editorial or that os. heamivahadl bed sj Se i Mp. kM, Naw
a | i , porting that Capt, z ae , rs besmirchec an itiespon ven from Mr. 8. M. Newton. It
day, and operators and|3 anthracite coal miners are 3) .f (he ballot in the miners strike\Seott intends to rem: *; which fills the space in the may-| inje mud slinging editor” they|remained for him to be 1 red
‘ P 0 ain ain. she ; : inging y| remain r him ye honore
a both engaged in a idle today as a result of is Causing little interest as a fav-| Polar regions another year, and BES DADA S61 gee jhave refrained from replying. If|by the title of mayor of this city
iake the cloppage of the walking out of 400,000 3) (panic decision is a  foregone}io continue his work. On Jan- foe mayor is to be congratu-| ||. same editor thinks for a|before even he felt equal to the
tion as brief as pos miners upon expiration of conclusion; Where the«vote is| vary 3rd. he had ‘reached wikhb-| ot ko the improvement he i8|),oment that he will silence the|task, showing that as he has
|g their agreement at mid- against only the  reconcilables| in 150 miles of the Pole. SOO vee ap wees for while) vniter of this article, or that any!grown in official importance, he
i| effort to prevent a night on Sunday. A walk- are taking the trouble to vote, ES oan editorial lacks the dignity Of) rears are entertained here as to} has shrivelled in moral deceney.
hutdown of the ‘mines BUS air rere ee waren \ sign that the crisis is prac- BOARD—Strictly tariff com- such expressions as “The Mayor) the result of his attack why I will I submit, Mr. Editor, that in
la and possibly a cause the unions allowed tically over is that the King has| panies Ta i ae 9 atte a Liar which he once applied inform him that ‘Twill -neither|all decency, Mayor Newton
in the second pump men and others to $ jecided to spend Easter at Sand- Madi Realty Sie osu Go<tthe iA mayor ae and other) Jipseribe to a fund to buy him| should either apologize or resign
month, the whole remain and protect the ringham, instead of remaining at inateeiind ‘People ond Ass and similar terms which he from! or nor be frightened into keep-|his office as mayor, for citizens
eferred to a sub mines. Negotiations will be Windsor. : Be S ’ time to time adorns his columns} jj, quiet, although IT am-inform-| generally, men as well as wom-
omposed of — eight resumed April 10th, when a nis sas when “Speen ehogartee Whe; od that down in the town offen, are heartily sick of his brutal
delegates and eight re- an early settlement of the eoathl be ieas idol eg eae ari rent, Apply Keeley’s| lappen to cross his path. Yet! woitby, Ont., they sometimes|references, and expect him to at
of the operators. suspension is expected. Pee ee ae seh een re [Drug Store. it is typical of his strength as *) adopt the former method. ieast respect the office of mayor,
ha been in almost con~| —| Well, this little article of the|though he cannot dignify it.
310m ever since, | NO LOOTING IN PEKIN | Mayor's is beaded “It's Up ‘al Thanking - you, sir, for the
in W. White president of |-—- r re SS MAY BROKE EaEa ae Sas SHORT CIRCUIT | Him! True, not very imposing | space allowed,
ted Mine Workers of Am-|two bodies there are 150,000 bi- a Contradictory Reports Coming |for the title of a leading article, W. BARRATT CLAYTON,
at the close of last} tuminous coal miners in other HER TAILSHAFT in from Chinese Republic RAISED SPARKS but consider the literary gems| Prince Rupert, Mareh 30, 1912
d s heated conference} states that are equally affected} | |which it contains. Here are a} —
tt delegations: If wel]by the struggle. Thus the wages ate, Special ‘is Daily News.) —_—— few of them. “Vicious mouth | UNCLE SAM FOR MA DERO
no agreement by April ist!of 500,000 union miners are in| With One Wheel Only Working | Naritsinke April 1—The Sopa Fire Brigade Had a Run Sunday | altack,’ “bar-room stunts,” “Wel o ~
must automatically fol-| dispute and the coal output of) the Favorite C..P. R. Steamer) ¢.., Pekin that looting is still Morning, but “Bud’’ Corley .played for suckers,’ |Mexican Government Permitted
cannot work without} the country, other than that min-}  Limped in at Three acm.-and) }cing carried on there is satd to Alone Was in Peril of Immed- “The Empire man TOUCHED to Purchase and Ship Arms
ent If we do notied by a comparatively few non Held on Her Way North. ‘he. without -foundation. Byuty iate Electrocution. him in the Westhoelme theatre,’ from U.S.
agreement it will sim-| union men, is involved. —___—- lthinge is declared to be harmon | (perhaps. more laudable than in|
juestion as to how long Arrangements were completed On her north trip this time the} jgus there. At three a.m. on Sunday there}a back alley Special to Daily News.)
sion of operations will} yesterday afternoon for a re-|(.P Jt. ss. Princess May snapped} : was a fire alarm on Sixth BSt., Now, sir, here is a sample of Washington, April 1—At the
opening of the negotiations tOla tailshaft when within a day’ s and the business section of the the styles of writing of Mayor request of President Madero the
a) ‘00,000 miners in the] settle the wage dispute and Thos.}| yvovage of Prince liupert With! BAPTIZED BY city seemed threatened by a E ; grovernment has issued orders
{ fields of Western! L. Lewis, a former president of}one propellor working the stea- great sparking of electric power| N°w!on and of myself. These are/ thay arms and ammunition for
i Ohio, Indiana and}|the union, says he thinks = set-|mer, which has weathered safely | lines overhead, ‘The brigade tur-| before the publie and for the/the Mexican government may be
i he whole of them} tlement can be reached in a few| more marine adventures than FIRE ENGINE ned out in fine style, but their} public to read, and from them,| purchased and shipped from the
midnight, and in ad-| days, but others are of the opin-|most others, continued her way serviees were not required. The} perhaps, might be gathered some/ United States, indicating that the
th there are 475,000!ion that nothing can be defini-| gamely. and reached Rupert at sparking was due to a short cir-|idea of the method the mayor/American government has decid-
whe quit at} tely accomplished until the cor his morning, instead of 5 yes- Pastor Being Unable to Cross cuil somewhere centrally whieh! adopts in his criticisms in com-|ed to aid Madero in waging an
da The latter quit} ference, which is to be held 10} (erday afternoon as had been Stream Blesses Water and caused general fireworks on the} parison with the method adopted| energetic campaign against the
finite eriod, or* until} Philadelphia on Apri 10th l expected Although the loss of Tosses It Over, Drenching wire system. One resull of the| by myself. rebels.
eded an advance of} though it is just possibile a tem me propellor’s services makes | Baby and Crowd. display was to disorganize some! The mayor asks me to apolo --
pay and shorter! porary working agreement might] progress slow, and the steamer telephone instruments Bud” |gize, and if he can show me Don't forget the Carnival at
hon Besides these! meantime we arrived at, lless easy to handle, the May con-| Berlin, April {—The village of} Gorjey of the Royal Hotel was the| where I have ever used any such|the Skating Rink tonight.
. tinued her trip) northwards to} Ratzdorf, in this -province, has|first to discover the trouble, and a
DLICE COURT THIS MORNING MISSING ORGANIST | Skagway, and will not lose more | only half a pastor, the other half whan he suena to his phone to
i Sea aes than twenty-four hours or so OM) belonging to the village of Sehid-}"!"& im an alarm he discovered
essrs. Peters and Fisher Fig-| Young Lady Wandered in Bush | fhe waole ‘wip, low, lying directly opposite, ac- pox nee ee a
tata Pye Dog” Case and Died of Exposure. VARSITY BOAT RACE | ross the vga Oe aren te dred volts through the left ear,
musing Word ee ats / pe Ovese NAB TNE whirlpool, omg 13. jumped forty-two feet on the
Bandying. Winnipeg, “April 4—-Late. yas /Oxford Finished Six Lengths with ice, yet there was @ Rate-) 1.4) and is now in favor of the
terday afternoon the police «dis ldorf new bor baby sadly in ;
Set Ahead in a Hailstorm. | abolition of capital punishment
doings in the police covered the body of a Miss Grace aie jneed of christening, as the little hy dlaaimanunien
inorning were enliy-| Brice, organist of the Maryland Special to Daily News jone was deathly sick, Since the Oe
word bandying| Avenue Methodis| Rae, HOY I il a XO} “oor ROUIG NON eee Cae ee F.0.E. SMOKER
Solicitor Peters} tad been missing for twenty-| zondon, April 4 ie -Oxtort land the next pastor was hours os
\ Fisher, over the case! four hours She had wandered/crew proved easy winners in the}and hours away, the Schidlow Plan Big Event for Wednesday
in which Mrs. Garl| @way in- the bush south of “res-| varsity boat race on Saturday,|divine hit upon a nove! plan, He, Night in Heigerson Block
( ge Turnbull of un-|¢entwoud, got lost and died from finishing six lengths in the lead; brought the fire engine to the] api |
destroying a valu-|/@spesure. She was twenty-four) of Cambridge, after being ahead} river bank, bi ssed the water and} Anything the Eagles  under-
) hers. The dog was| Yeas of age j all the way. Oxford won the toss{made the baby and assistants} take usually results successful-
: 8500, It was shot as| Ag SA wa a land had the sheltered shore. The}line up on the other embank-/ ly, and that the big smoker to be
pected of stealing] DELICATESSEN SALE [rece was finished in heavy rain{ ment Phe he performed the|given on Wednesday at their
, M Carl was present} ——— and hailstorm rites on his side of the Oder and hal in the Helgerson block, will
and W,"T, Robinson | @hureh Social and High Class | finally sho stream of blessed | be one of the big events of the
' on behalf of ac-| Musical Entertainment. Wanted Position as exper-| water across, drenching the baby} season is a foregone conclusion.
' case was adjourned| |ienced saleslady or chambe and culminating the rites, |The programme will include a 4
loday, and will | The Ladies’ Aid of the Pres jwork al once, Phone Black 148. All the bystanders were bap-} round boxing contest, tumbling,
POMOPPOW lbyterian Church beg to announce | 7 tized as well as the baby, but} a barre! rien and singing. Good
: other police court} that on, Wednesday afternoon, Big fancy, dress carnival at the though it was bitterly cold no ill ae will be provided and a gen-
! “uy were the dismissal} April 3rd, they will hold a deli- | Skating Rink tonight. j effects ar reported Hane good time indulged in,
purchasing case with|catessen sale in the church hall, |
the purchaser toleast of MeBride street, and the}
" buying from irres | same evening, at 8 o'clock, a|
CUneSslers, and the fin-|musical entertainment, An ad- | |
Petersen, with the} mission of 25e will be charged,
ty for D, and D, ea “i -- |
Easter Bazaar h S d C P
vol to miss taking in| ‘rhe ladies of Baptist ehureh ae Thousand Silent co, Witness the Sad Cortege Pass---
: ‘lat the Skating Rink| will hold a bazaar, April 9th and S Idi d R
. jHoun inthe Afetatyre Hall, 24 Three Thousand Police, Soldiers and Representatives ceili
oeneeebscs | of Fraternal Societies March i if Parade Who Addressed Monster Demon stration in Dublin on Saturday
Special to Daily News.) tion that a drunken man was fir-|son was found stretched on the ey
PRINCE RUPERT TWENTY MINUTES AGO Vancouver, April 4—Upwards {ing a gun from his shack at un-| floor. DUNCAN ROSS HERE excellent progress ie being nate
lot ten thousand silent people} suspecting passers by, The con- | It was seen that he had turn pit Ta cua ois dati on G,.T.P, construction work,
See es Bonee | yesterday witnessed . the funeral|stable had no sooner reached the] ed the weapons on himself at the |'™ Hazelton—Work Going on Missing Kenneth Morrison
“ef Metnnes training Clayton, W. Sibbald training the }of Constable Byers, who was shot)place © than a — bullet whan eRe "a oe er a Rapidly NorGan Morrison, at o” H-
Clayton loses 4% It Mi ri 2%, 2 p.m, today. by a drink-crazed madman nam-|through the air and struck him) ent ots ne —- dy Street, San Francisco, writes
Se ‘ lbs., Mayor gains 2%, 2 p.m, ; AH MANEGAT that ae Probably|in the breast. Other police were | tered his chest, one had struck Dunean Ross was among the|to the police here asking that a
“UN” Dog’ duet by Grown Lawyer Fisher, and Gity Soliei there were three thousand pol-|sent and Byers was dispatched to] him on the temple, and there passengers by yesterday's train. on out be kept for his father
“4 ‘ught , iceman, soldiers, and? members|the hospital where he lived but} Were other ‘bullet wounds in the}; : ’ ’ , Kerineth Morrison, aged about
on this morning | | He is en route to Vancouver, | aie . : .
&. of friendly societies in the pro-|for a short time Soon after a| body. : ; 5 sn i5 years, whomhe last heard of
Both still in the ring when gong sounded at three o'clock, cession, which marched to the} rush was made for the shack} ‘There is talk of a public sub- where he will remain for a week) at the Beaton Hotel, BC,
*s Clayton's pound musie of Chopin’s funeral mareh|The firing was renewed but dur-|seription to the widow of the}or so, Mr, Ross eave that sleigh Re ere
Ryers had gone to arrest Os-|ing a lull the shack was entered|dead constable, as a testimonial] ing in the vicinity of Hazelton is Mrs. G. KR, Naden will not re-
OPC Meereneee lear Emil Larsor.on the informa-l|and the body of Oscar Emil Lar | to his bravery, Jabout over for this year, and thaticeive this week,