Vancouver Daily World from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • Page 19

19 THE VANCOUVER WORLD Tuesday, May 14, 1912. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY BIO JNAP Faadorm Mre4. sm( of rark. Lot 1. 11.

12 and i kifvk 4't. reared: 33 I'M eacn. third. 6. 12 TELLS WHY ORDER GRAND JURY DECRIES BATTLE AGAIN FOREIGN INFLUX; IN PARIS WITH WAS CANCELLED unii iiinn iiuu KILLED URQUHART ONLY IN DREAM AUTO BAND (.

s. fstr. lias' niis of'lre 24i3 Mtit street. I'lione sonu ir C9 OKOKKI ANTfcil at or fur snirtll rut si tig home, ex tterviie man prferrrd; must respectable and subr; $25 Hi'itithlv. App.y isa Lam hie, 7151 Carder, attest.

a tfOltltlM OM Ft I TO Ion see s.tuatii indenture and refereiixs Apply Box llf Wor d. l'(M 1 Tl( i with Fnilih and Canadian eeeka empt innt on ranch or won id ork In garden and at a be; wife could help in house if required. Christian. Steves'on, H. OF SAI.F Me have aereral thousitiuta dut.ars worth of bki eerni nts of sale, on roo.

for investment of sunis of front $20'M to $roo0 and upwards. We will be giad to Rive full par ulars to Tilne vostors on appii a lion. rharlis A. d.e Ltd HI 4 I'etider str. et, Phone Seymour lR KKN Two riMimed houses In North Vancouver; well Jui.t ami ni' eiy furnished on Fifth stre one minute from car.

Apply W. F. Wa'kden. 61 Fairfield Bldg. Phone Sy AN'I FI Two women or man und ife to t.ili )V Cot.uitlam t.oariing house, takins: In per week rc quirt 'd Miilwaine ac Delbai.

330 llfcat ii.ns strert. VV At F. A I A I I have to Invest at once. C. Wukiev.

41! Pt ndcr W. Flume Seymour 4 1201 MANTFO Kimill tract ncretige, corner. Box 31 M'orhl. Me Ymi ilOTFI, hTOKKM. KAKKHIK', in and out of city.

We cannot supply the de nnnid. List v. irh us MfTlwallie 1" bar. Hjtii street, 'eMt. tn ISI'T RMllNli rKtU'OSlTlON In city: on car Pih fullv furni od lens takes it, hulenc $20 per month.

22 World. I AM TIIK OM NF.R of bmutiful bungtiloer, roouiH and di.ii, in Kit si la no; tot is worth JltUMO: bungalw ffst 1 must hive some cash. Apply Box o3 Vorld. YF hAYK SlONKY waiting for good iiree metus. vou need trior ey ch 11 on us.

Ctimpbell, Ii A AUster. 413 Honu atrcf t. MK 1IAVK A DF.FO TO FA in katchewan to exchange Vaiicouvr H' pertv; will nssume. Whnt have you? Campbell. Feed McAilsier, 443 Homer Hire FOR KKNT Modern roomed hoii.e.

1 tf Sixtii uv. i.ui st. Apply 7K nt. ati'i et. NTK!) Flrt Ha finisher at once.

Apply H'4l Oavia street. Fli li.iTTf' F.S. high, dry, gnidunl slope, between Joimn'on roud and finnn mad. There are no ravines. Price $'0 per acie.

This is below what Hdjoin'ng pro xtnm 1 f.i Otr tT da'. Will sell all or We rash. 12. 1. 24.

ed mom y. Quartc Box 2fi World. MAVFOKT, II OM SOFNOOvtner leaving for England will sell ti g'od tract of land near 'Newport, in whole or part, at a price winch will ensure largo profits to buve, wlihin six months. Will show the prrpertv to e.uine invet( rs. Apply Box 29 World, or phone Buy view 394H LKtL LOLL TOP UKSK; Mde drawer all in perfect condition.

n.y y. cost over $10. 441 Pander ftreet.M. vm th V4NFOI 1 KK hr ii.l new. modern, house, ha wjiv be ween Va ln raser avemies es on enjh.

balance build. ng bt. will I'Hii' ioi l. Fall IP in! 1 FOR S1F Bv owner, two lot in Norm Vancouver; 1 L. Block 2 and 2 UinL or.il terms.

Jl. '2 h.gs aS FOR ALL Ciuaronteeil; nice freU der COW fl, 0 Up 1" n'tuv cows, also fr. mU on. enriss airnii. on barn ens "no icntlcman's saddle, one adv'a saddle (Kng' isb makei.

App Cbr.s corner and Oreerr m.ulB. Mi'ftwe west. OIosa to Biaiion WANTFll lirl for cigar Maud, siv Hours la.ly. Granville street ANTFO ltor e. huvvy and liante t.

xl full particulars 1. Bo Murtf, itiilnltlr for ramii Imv pil e. AM'Kil lHIM In put In Bliil hiive initio of tli I'Hviikt bpnn 'ie liuslncsii In II. C. Bo I' IS oi M.

(t. lH All iiaiidl rlitli' little Rrnt a tiuune mi l.u at r( fnl rouilern. lawns Kdr.lcn, truit trcs. itstrava or fvcvihinst tti maKo rtel eMful Tim Walch l.nn.1 t'o. lL'll nd.T strei't, wot.

Tl. Sevmoiir 3777.. LOST lint II lilHik order lionk; valull to owner. ppy 10.9 Melville itr. ot.

Tel. i.tinii;r wifh liiim roonix over Applv Tel. Seymour IOK ItlAT riMiin houne, hurles etreet. $lii monthly. J.

''ha I.g r. "an i KIR ilK rnnin Brti.tlr eittage for sale; (unlrv leritmlah. Isi' ami fapernl; casemeiu oiplte ne FChnns. ne.nr and stores: 1 0 fume ee and if vou l.ke I ean arHitue tl.e terms. J.

Matthews. lUM) street. IOK SAI ll ton luvr wairiili. Tel. tuont 1 LAKl.K Tot anrt lent for Kile; lot Is (rolimse liv 14 If', to of; are; close to ear.

school an.l stored, up art' or water; rent lias boar.le.l eol.s 'I floor, iv ill the whole thlnir. melml.Ti and fittings: tirl' e.isli. a anee easy. Matthews. J.Mi st eet.

Te'. Seyno' ir 7 5 I MXTKK.NTH 1 "ill dierlflee a eliwiee oUft lo'. on Sixl entli avenue, to HroU street, for JlLTol to purchaser whj can pav tee 170n cash. Ari'iy own. llox Wor d.

WANTW Mnart mins; clrl for neoera; of f.ee work. APPIV ll 1 1 Met n'l'ol tin B.li.il VNTKI i (Jtiir rfnir man; nun, 1... steadv rind rst eiass man Apple rn Super ntenderit II. Heaps Cn. o.ora I 'rive a Wtlill lirl for enenil work and help with ch.dren; ml wastes Apply i'Jiti Third ti ue ej UKI1 AllU VV Kl I need money and must seli HHt' lot on Hrad vav.

m. to nrl' e. for riilitlj o'v per. () U.VK ST WO FOK I.K bloek iran i ile pr owner i 't II Toll AI.Ii Oood terlln hir hump wanun. plough.

79a Keefer street Vail ouv, r. It. I FOR KFVT Trade er cheap? modern room unjca oiv. Sonlh Vancouver Nova Sot.a BrnkT.iso, Sarte 31, IS HrtBtin.s s.ree'. wes' s.9 NAT 11)11 lllft on Twetity avenue, near Kr'a.

or avenne. JJliOD: riuorter cash, haairtee 6, Is Ap piv 41 l'r me Albert s.reet or Uox 4'l, avenue I' s.9 K)R KKNT rooni furnUheil hoe. Sr. rleorve aaanl lOR KKNT Three unfurnished rwimi tt7 per month: or pa furnished. art.

"on lj a ue, easr. XK iAI II WA.K Heavy mure ami colt fur I ichor nor. lnliO Terit.erh avenue. aat. MMfcEVTH A1K.

CAKUNE Nen bn t.firl lo room ho se tor sale; two lookouts; half b'oek om ear 591 Sevn teeii'h avenue, east of Bridge. Appv owner, next lof BK.VrrY undav. Uxy VI, the wlf of Mr. 1041 Coriuu a inn. WWTED FOR SOITH VAN" COl KK Lj.

Twenty tna" wantfl the Junior, i.if.erme'l and i n.o KrmJr Appy ti I j.ry Soii'h ii V(r H'lanl sj 'fio! Tr.t. Box 5 I OK KKMM(rttrn 10 room huu, mrift, ftnf to mr, It. l( I'lirrim 'M Ki.iri.otil lS'jl I I KI j.n.l XT. WOM ro t'Ul il up a payitiK Imm :) of her on mall rupltai; cvtv wnmsn pit uUnMr, lfr. tnr.it r.iihtfl hbs it'ifd r.i.

Spirt la i'arlor. 640 lirun v.l rtti VI K1J 4 rut MTiaut girl good Hir. '), yn.our Tiy 'lt. olt KKNT I room li.m 11CMI nlnr m7, i pie 1. 1 1 ut for K.mu IOK 1 ioely iirnli Mlngl and moms avenue, weit, v'' to Aah 1.

r. 1 ll LIf girl for iiiutlier' help; Mdgi. Apply 2i'il Se.rnlh avenue. I I I iI. DW hi trfrunl at i.rvfwlun, lth 1rT wiitxr; rel: fiont fnot quarter rah.

bal "in 1. an1 3 y. r. Nelson Jry. Ituotu jo, X17 IVmliT ntreetu rl 1 OK lil.N I I r.Hiin tntlHKf on Fifth n.

Mum; all cunvcniutict Apply UJ avetim a i. h. )R riiOPOMTION A ur rnnneyjii.ikr. fall ut 1177 Gianvilie St. a A I HALF.

"niiT Hl i HIT ir 'til mib; tur loia. $.7. eatli. ii. A.

Oif.i, ITi.n.on Truat. 1 8 ANTKli fo linn hunt i hlllintu farm; 11 kvh tP ert aa rt payment, ii. A. "Mi. Liom niori t.

ANTKI To ex Iiuir bun in North Vancouver fur farm near (. ley bum. li. A 1 1 b. Jjtl'l Iftm.n:nn Jrua F6li KXCli A(i V.

in nrw Ti ri'iim KifKiiano, for vacant iO's tinv go.nl lo.ulity. U. A. Oida. 1 1) 1 Dominion Truat.

I.O.ST Neitr Dominion hull and HuhunN af i ftM, luiirk it hamltiag, wo umitll piirkMbiiuksi, key and money. lift urn to 'Marathon 'uU S7 Granville. lU'nrd. Toil Itl.N I I lur lurgi numi, Mount rieua for onn or two. 'IVt.

Ad insa I 4 S.x! a cmip, HfrJru7HPKlriri "lfp lit; month. In 10 Seymour Htrt'ut. MI.D ot for campinx, clone lo car nd city water, box 3 UorUl. a IOK AI.F 1 lnet triple rorner, 1ort tii avnnut. i ioe to Main atn ei; grad grant! view of Krastrr and tiiiif.

4 Hnhaoti. Heymour IOK KENT 171 rrndrlll alreet, two n.re ly furnished bid rooms; Hlao un alit.nn room, auiLub for lad; a or Knt iemen brakfnt and dinner served. Tel. fii ymour fooK'nKKK! For Mvr doCnr cash un.l monthly, you can buy (in Vancouver) one of the n.ce.st view lots rinse to ar )(U 10 xW 2 Vi' i i' 1 1 Foil HF.NTI room 1hmup. Tl.

Iiuyvlew li5oU I THl It I. NT ro4im niiII and Imthnmm in the Kenil 'orth oik; rurmshi'd; rent $10 month; Imintfdlate poascs. don Apttiy l.u iiiK A Frame, 404 Homer street. Tel. Seymour 3011 IOK KKVr 4 r.HHii aiilte.

furiUHheil; street rent $5 month nn media iMifcBsion. Apply to nit Kump, 4t'4 Homer street. Tel. Seymour 11 Ml KKNT ritniiahrd honttr, 0 rooms. Car i dero atreet; throe months' lease; imnir 1 lUtte pomn'asion; rent a month.

Ap 1 to Lain Frame. 404 Homer street. 'I'. l. Seymour I.

11 AA H40 ut in rtuau I ake, Trace Us ver dlst riot the cheapest buy on the market vwry easy tormu all (rood soil. Apply AuMn lvrey. 41 Exrhange X2 litisiliiga, west. VK II A good ilwd to arrtMige for lota in the city; also some gomi houses fnr trad. Auhln Percy, 41 Kxchanse Hldg, 112 HaMiin.s.

west. Ml LI. rAV for ue of for six mom hs In eswi bi.ahed business hore la 'an You handle your own money. Mux 4 World. lfVRTO 11KNT Apply 2 front ay.

foil KKNT Nrwly furn.itl.ed front room, two gt nt fitien sinK.e bt ds; largt flothi'S Ui'baids. IOK KKNT Th r.HHii tottage, one block Polling wood, west, station. A pply 2 Front street, east, c.xy. NTF.D general aertunt; must good cook. Apply eVenliiRS.

1 (i a St. tiooiYT AHI'KVI FR WTS WOKK Uw tngi for steady Job. Box 7 World foil KKN Nirey" furiiUhed 5 room hour for f.ve mntitlis, centrul ami Will 'nt reason aliie to private family. Apply 9)4 Take r'i i OK i. II AM.K Fniiity of HlHMl Iti rnoin tuiKlern It oust hi? v.

I poo.t work honiii, easy. App'y Napier iret. Tel, nisMur C'iI IU. M'ANTKO prriem eil girf for and and soda fountain. App'y Owl lrug eoi ritr Va.n and Has.ins I OR KKNT llmekeeiing riHims.

clean and modern. Kll' 5 Hornby. l. Seymour UJ 1 K. INTF From ownern only, lota til Kitfd Unn and Poltit tirey; pr: mus: reasonable; have $40,000 to Invest.

Fu 1 particulars In first letter to Hoi 24 World of rice ft Ml 8 A l7K 1 4 brii Iwd with mutt rent; cost will Bui $o0 Appiy Jack's Furnauu. S.oru, 212a Fourth W. MK. HI VFK wlty do you still continue to buy lota hen you can net nn acre f'tr $1500, with all city conveniences. rady tor ganlen? ne view gu.f and the finest lmate in li.

with balance over three years: 'JO ifa' i to city. Hex 40 Wor'd NTFI MiuunierlrAa sholgun eh nip. Rot NORTH VANt Ol VKR Tot In I. f. 271X1 fine view; gocxl Investment; I mus.

earn f.i will cons.der lot In 1'olnt (iroy us ptrt pav EHent. Act today. Owner, Box 50 World 1 8TREKT lust off. near Tnenty ghth avenue; builder's spei'n' lot, all In grttss, price $1100; terms arranged; an tier near Bodwell and Fiaser avenue St)1: Quarter i Ash. These are good.

A It Jenlon. 4U0 Homer street. Phone Sey mou ti782 Hi if KENTw rhTTHtlengwjutoff and Twentv tf avenue; $17 montn and pay rate. A. K.

Jen on, 130 H'ime stre et. Se ympur 7 VvVVTFOt hajnbermaid. Apply Morel. North ouver. 4iKI0IFV HOI SK SNAP room; in dern very way; splendid fin s'i.

wth on Mock ot Venabtes cr; if yo want a nice home at reasonable ir grate this; prlc rush balance to arr.nf.e. Ituston Poupe, 40S Hoiden Bldg lti Hastings, east. KJTslI ANO modern room house on Mlenheirti road, near Fourth avenue car; cash $1000; look into this, flun ron Poupe. 40S HoMen 16 Hast ns, cast. bl HOPSFM FtVR KKNT Itf'JS Kighth avenue; 7 room huyse for' $Ju.

Wi.gori toad. room iiuse for Fi'teenth aenuc: 7 houst for pt month 1 Si! '1 fourtri aenue. 7 rooms, new'v pip'r'd, $J' per nionh. J. C.

Thorn A Co, I 'd MeU op.i.lj. Bldg Tel. Scvmour JMT HOI TH OI KK ot Juf off FerrU a i Fianr avenue. L. S.

1 all cleared. To: quarter Cdh. balance 12, months. .) Thorn 1 tii Me tropolitan Bldg, Tel. S.vmour i 4 04)1 1TLHJmen Park, HlK Lot 21, tTiim, 1 0 cash.

J.J.U month Act quUkly. box VMS World cS 1 OR KMNT Kitsituno hetu new 7 room modern hotis. unfurnisihoij App.y on prtMrs Short street. Kifsliam. Fl NO t'he ip.

Box P3d Worid offt (Ml ULNT pendid roiiU houne, rent i t. aj deaT Some furniture for $12 1171 Nelson sireet OR FN TTw ruin fortaMy furnished in ii keep; nig i oots mode rn home evrv 'ii'iveaience. 22 17 Seveniji avenue, Kits Is io. ON VMOlKR hLAM 40 aere farm for s.e good sou. ji down and ten montn steamers call within two ml.es of tarin; two ra.lways are now con Hiruc.ed cose bv.

Caii evenlnns. afrep li 0U Hasiin s. atreet, east. No aent. ONFFCTVoVfcRY STOKE for salti.

24i Hastings east. bN Folnt Orey. facing on Johnonroad, l't acres, a. I fenced, and amaii barn: a'te. with cash, balance vea ly ovr ten years Box 7 World.

LEApnTiri'Ol'NTKY HOMF. e7mpriing acre, of which 20 acres are d. ared; nood housu. with full bnvmem; guod out oa. nxs.

orchard full hearing; g.nt'e, auuihern slop good horse and won; a. i to run place; t.ti beautiful spot is overionking ihe guir and on tribes West nsi er on good road pri $," Hi) 'cai'i I balance over 5 years. A pply Weicnel Campbell, 401 Crown B.d l. rrv ur ti 2 FHFF'TwiJwt, with bet of refereneei 17 years' experience, seeks position in hot el. C1 res ra A dd res Chef, 5 2 1 Far', fir a'rprt, Van o'iti.

r. FlofHK BR KKNT Furniture ehojip 23 vv rtd TO HAVE DROWNED Captain of Tug Arrives at Cordova With Story of Cutting Adrift During Storm. LAST SAW CRAFT ON HER REAM ENDS Lookout Kept for the Missing Barge, But No Sign Has Been Reported. (I nlleil Press, Vtorld I.ensed ire.) COHPOVA, Alaska, May Bearing a tale of a struggle for life ill tho raging sea off Cape St. Kllas.

Captain Nellson, master of the tug Pioneer, which arrived hero last night, Is today mourning the loss of the barge Haydn Brown, which he was towing Into port, and which he believes has been lost in the gale which struck both ships un they were passing the cape. Tile captain declares that be had to cut th. barge adrift In order to save his own vessel. Both boats were returning from Akutan harbor where they had landed supplies for the Alaska Whaling Company. On the morning of the ltith a heavy gale rose, nnd for several houra the vessels were tossed about in mountainous aeas.

To save the lug the captain ordered a meniher of the crew to cut the hawser. When last seen the Haydn Brown was plunging on her beam ends and when the storm subsided tho vessel was nowhere to be seen. Kight men f.re believed to have perished with the barge. The Haydn Brown sailed from Seattle March lti Wireless reports have been sent out to all vessels in (he vicinity of the accident to keep a lookout for the barge. AMBIC.UOLS WORDING OF HAMILTON WILL The interpretation of the ambiguous wording of a will, was the difficulty which Mr.

Morrison's judgment wiih asked to deal witli this morning. The win Is that of Mr. Archibald Hamilton, of the Newcastle district of Nantilmo, and the petitioner Is his brother, Mr. Style B. Hamilton, for whom Mr.

10. Bird appeared, anil asked for instructions regarding the will. It appears that the brothers owned each, a piece of property, sld by side, which they pre empted, find also a piece in which they had joint Interest. The leslator seemed to regard the whole properties as joint, 'for the phrasing of the will Is that "all my Interests are to be disposed to S. B.

Hamilton, when he may sell his own Interests at the same lime, the said proceeds to be equally divided between persons already mcnlion in the will." The other persons are members of his family and relatives and the cash legacies given them aggregate including $M00 for (he brother, Style B. His Lordship asked for a copy of the amb'guous document in order to give it his consideration. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mrs. T. Lehrer announces the en.aiie.

merit of her daughter, Lillian, to Mr. P. Lesser, of this city. Mrs. F.

Ohapin, 1717 Nelson strei will not receive on Thursday, May Hi, nor again until autumn. The annual conference of the Methodist church commences Wednesday. 1) a. in the Metropolitan church, Victoria. The ministerial session convenes Wednesday and the genernl session Thursday.

Ministers from all parts of the province are passing through Vancouver today on their way fo attend the event of the year. Mrs. I'alziel, 8)S Fifteenth avenue east, will not receive, on Fr.day, May i 17, nor again until the autumn. I The Rev. Wellesl.

W'iiittaker, of Mission City, was In Vancouver today on his way to the Methodist conference. I50RDEN IN TORONTO ON PLEASURE TRIP TORONTO, May 1 4 rlon. It. rtorlrn, prcml' of C.jnula. arivi In Tor jM this n.nrnin:? in romp.tnv v.

ith i 1 1 1 1 i iiii', mi i i or i 1 1 1 ti 1 1 1 I iinrl Hun. Dr. J. K' i nunh.t. rust Min.H.

i a l.i. v. i xt pl'i surf. 11 will husy Juririt? stity hrf, ari'l a LirK. riuiribf if vltatWinn to dinner an 'I su ial ar pourlnj? inM him.

This morning hn wan prf sent! with an ad '1 r.f v.r 1 by the tnaur un half th city. WANT DECISION ON LIQUOR LAW SOI TH VA V.OKVKR, Mav 11 M.t. rat Mo An ur nic A' i 1 1 Ft' a o. kru'v n' h. Um r.

'i it'ing tin' i'f tl an iipil.r''.d fry a ii rvi a Mi 'sr. i 1 a Aart i on ('. 'imp 1 1 i ii ,1 H.r. I. k' 'j a of I'uv Mr Ii.

v. pad io f'j, i. Nr. Ohiiff im. SOfTTH VAN i i Si a Ttu w.j.

lu a a it rahV. II. ret in ft p'Hitlon Tft vrn'Tr po.e"; f'r' ai wo .1 d.1 carp's nar YEAR'S FRUIT CROP EIGHT TIMES MORE Mi. Thomas Ounn.n Fruit Inspector, rxri crop ye.ir. "Wm ha "reo ived repor'.

frori rur Is tra ve! li if rotifct hou up tlil Friday, and from Provin il r. rord fru.t he tflvs, i w' 1 priiViivn He estimate the erop be s.v of eight timca more th.Q Ust jf.tv'A. It' not exaififeraMn to any that it will' he from 7 'JO to 80m per rnt. nioi tfnn 1 yar than Hat, and vuly tn xen i of any previous yield." OBITUARY Th if.ir.li O' jrrrd n. on Mir 4 Kali n.

gii 2" Th fan er'. i.I I. )(. A i Li inn l'i a I ric i of. la, is rtcrfri'd la i.

if Mr iin I ii 1 of H'i 'r'. in itfttmiiittti. funt rnl srvt'i F.rti'r:n".lM ar. i I o'i' 'k In M.ir i Cl.il rldlit. Thff fun of th lai William rlttn'.

wiii 'hi afiTnoon at 1 30 in iirffn A Mrkv c.iijM. Th i.nral rvi Th Wilham ut wiii hid th; affrnoon at 2 .0 in (iratffd Mb WtrLt nKnai EIGHT THOUGH ON LOST BARGE Snowden Gives Evidence in His Own Behalf on Charge of Murder Defense to be an Alibi. WAS AT HOME DAY CRIME WAS COMMITTED Cross Examination Proceedinf Case Will Probably Close This Afternoon. fort in ti Ins; this mornlnir the against ttnowdeti for the munler of Wil liatn the iirosecution calle1 InsiXTtors Mi lTae anfl J.ifkson, who Fptike of the arrest of prisoner on October 4. During McK.ie's evitlenc.

Mr. Mo IIiir raised the point that when Snowden made a vtatemitnt at the police station, he was not ahotether a free aent as a man shonlrl he when inakiiiK a statement in connection with so serious a charge. The statement was permitted to te Kiven and was that prisoner was Innocent, but he knew the man who committed crime as lie had sefii him and talked to him in a har at Nanaimo. When asked why he did not tell the police, prisoner said if they would let htm out he would dir the man up for them. Conductor McNeil of the train running between Victoria and Nanaimo, spoko to the interference with Hindoo passensera by some man who seemed to be a foreigner.

He could not swear that prisoner was the man, although his face teemed familiar. This concluded the case for the prosecution. Mr. MoHare" placed the prisoner in the box to Rive evidence in his own behalf. He he was a Canadian and then Kave a brief sketch of his life.

In 1901 he enlisted in the South African constabulary, in which he served for one year four months and four days, that period covering the close of the war. He was married in 1905, and having no children, he adopted a boy in Spokane in 1907, returning him to his mother in 1910. Meanwhile hf4.and his wife had a child of their own, who was now with his (prisoner's) mother In Manitoba. Coming down to the day of the shooting, prisoner said that on the previous day, Htm riay. his wife and he went; to the house of a friend named Miles and had a chicken dinner, as it was his birthday.

On the previous Sunday it had been his own birthday and Miles and his wife har! visited his home and had a chicken dinner. On Monday, Sept. 11. he was Indisposed and stopped in bed. His wife was washing that day and scolded him for rot currying water for her.

There was some csm ersation about them getting the landlord to put water into the house. On Tuesday, Sept. 12, be went to Vancouver to see the landlord, heard the newsboys in the street shouting about the murder, bought a paper und took it home and read the account to his wife. A lev nights after he dreamt about the murder, and subsequently on his trip to Nanaimo in search of work, while drinking in a bar. ho saw a man whose appearance co rri ponded with that of the man he saw in his dream.

The matter of the Cot'Vva' street hooting was mentioned, prisoner saying ho would like to see the man caught, and this man, who had half a glass of beer raised to his lips, placed It down, turned a frightened look at him und left the place. He knew absolutely nothing about a.ny bother with Hindoos on the train north of Nanaimo, as he was never half a mile north of that place in his life. To get rid of the effects of a drunk when the island 1 walked from Nanaimo lo Ladysmith. At the date of the murder he had been suffering from rheumatism and walked lame. He had spent two months in Nelson Jail for an assault at Movie, but be was not guilty of the Cordova street murder and knew nothing about it.

Prisoner was submitted to a lengthy cross examination with regard to the various dates of his movements, matters on which he was not particularly clear. His recollection of various Incidents during his Nanaimo trip were hazy, and he could not recall having told the landlady of the Shades hotel that he was talking to the man who killed He was under the imntes that llannay as a news agent on the Nanaimo train. lie gate a short account, under pressure from Mr. Taylor, of instances when he had begged money by means of a bard luck stury, one sum being from a member of the (range lodge. he himself being an Orangeman, and another from a Catholic priest.

WATERFRONT SQUATTING CASE IN CHAMBERS The occupancy by John L'ostello of a house boat in front of a lot near istlnas sawmills. No. 2. the attention of Mr. Justice Morrison in the Supreme Court ihitribers, for a cun l.lc!'.tb!e time this mortun Mr.

W. Et. Uitvliie made application to have Costellu committed for breach of an it junction made against him last Oc la.ln r. to remove his boat house from the foreshore of the property of Mrs. Annie M.

Neeley and John Brewer. stated that the deputy slier ff declared that Costello had failed to remove the obstructing house, tn ac conlan. with the order of the court, but Mr. Craig contended that there was no suffieent evidence to show that the boat was still an obstruction, as the plaintiff hail no right to the water front. Lordship reserved decision till the plaintiff's counsel produces more evidence In this shape of a plan or sketch, of the present situation of the house boat, to show whether he Is d.sobe.inj the order of the court or not the point to which His Lordship attached importance.

TKl'E UIIXS RKTl KD True bills were returned this morning by the Grand Jury In the cases of Svlla, woundlmj with Intent; Walsh, theft; and Verma. perjury. tKiroPA OIL. Ho'ders of fleaies not in own name aroviiil immeai.at lv get K.HS to be held at OBr.on'a WM nesdiiv. Mav 1 tn consider severa.

rroposals of utmost to share he rs. None bit ref.str membara be aj nio red. Transfer books will cleae Saturday M.iy lS'h Br order. W. H.

BUN'1 'IT. iererry. 83? Huatlnics atreet. west. Recommend Prevention of Promiscuous Sale and I'se of Pocket Firearms Deside Larger Panels to Lighten Labors.

At the en, lnsion of their labors to i1ii. the members cf the grand jury made the following present a on To the Honorable Mr. Justice Gregory: May it please jour lordship. the grand Jury log to make the following presentment, thai 11 regrets the large number of criminal cases before tiie court, some of which are of a very serious nature. It considers that one of the hu r.

asons for this etate ot I affairs the influx into our provino of a great many fore. goers, who have little or no knowledge ot our laws or of British institution. I', therefore. begs to recommend that oc Mrln g.n; laws be euur e.l to prevent the promls 'tioiis Mile of pocket firearms. Another sii.slion the grand Jury has to offer Is tliH In cm seiiuem of the large Hi, 'tease In mid 1 1 1 iint Ion in the county of Vancouver, un amendment should ho made 10 the Jurors' Act providing for much larger minds of grand and petit Jurors, as the grand Jury led that und.

the present act a hardship Is worked on a lew oittlzeiis who may be selerlel within the course of a year or two to serve almost continually on jury duty. The grand Jury did not deem It necessary to visit the General hospital nor tho citv Jail for the reason that in tho care of tho former it provincial Investigation is now being held and to the latter a new and modern building Is to be erected by the, city. In conclusion. Hie grand Jury begs lo express Its appreciation of the courtesy extended to It by your lordship and of the assistance rendered by the officers of the court and provincial police. S.

J. CASTLF.MAN. Foreman. His lordship said ho would take much pleasure In forwarding Ihe recommendations to the atmrncy iion eral. who was the proper authority to deal with them, lie unite agreed with the grand Jury that some chango ought to be made in the Jury Act to lighten the labors of the Jurors called upon.

At present they had to give up about six weeks of their time to work of this kind nnd some scheme should he devised to spread tho work over a. larger number of men. As far ut) the reference lo himself was concerned, ho was sure he bad only done his duly In trying to make the. work ns little us possible for th.m. to facilitate matters for them.

He thanked them for the reference. As they had nothing further to do, tho crown presenting no further cases for their consideration, they would be discharged from their duties. He was touch to them; they had done thoir work expeditiously and well. hi Fishing Steamer in Port From Alaskan Hanks Vilh Halibut. With 75,000 puurids of abnnrd (hp CnKliii'l Fish O.

rn pa ti y's flnh inif Now Knidand 1h In jht' from tin Alaskan TJiIh f.t'h Is one ut the li ht ''flt. lift t. ha a been brought thin Mranon. Thi it vr.j ra chf'S A rl i 1 past month havn In the vhl 1 1 of ITa.fM'iO pounds, and re i.rd rat for the year, efiumht by nne nf the New Kn rlfl rid ten nvrf, rvi' 'm i fliitjiv. no 'H) pound.

Tho i ppers of the tra vv le opera tik in tii' northern wi'tTs report halibut are Pinning in rxe j. Ion a 1 la. uua nM this of tne 'Htrhes or the future will K'fatly ex rft riiiide up t' hie pr cut. With the ex eprlon of the l.nu lnd, all the fi.shlnir Mta hots of he rotupfi a re out at ha or on the return voyai Thre of the vessels are exported in port this we. k.

MING BK Over Four Hundred Expected to Arrive Here Aboard Australian Liner. the i. on ar. i 1 a A is' i lUi.r.i. ti i i.i.r.', fl r.

fi't'ii i ilrfti.l A'. k. i oi. 1 iv Rh i I Tin It ri' vr 'i ik ri hr 1 ATl( i'ltj tli.r li v. i li i ''i.

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l't' n. J.rs ''Nrl H'li I Jtt! a nr.trr I iv to A I'MATILLA TO HE WITHDRAWN FROM Rt'N Pacific Coat Vessel Recently in Port Will Operate to Nome. i f'H'' F' i iMh i f'tvnpmiv Yi'AH n''P' I'v urir.nijrii iloT! TiAt t' i Btt fimc I i .1 a i i a 1 1 ri 1 0 1 0 1 ii irh i tn tit 'ninth. ft in tn. In (fin tn jf hrt crrn her nirth rrr 'n 'hf 'j') 'ifi 'i Noiiii, pt jtsi a 'n thft'.

ir 1, I riut 'A 4 thn ni fj 71 rvW tt'y fhcIue ft jj(i. r. a rrt it to S.ui eti. fl LATEST OUTWARD FREIGHT QUOTATION'S Mmtrl Illrl Itolnh of Han Fmn iro, liav furwa.rrlnl to Ths Wnrld the ful tnwln4 Uit.at freight quotations: T.tirnber i frnm Mrltlah To umhla and Fusret Honnrl vrtai. for Byilnoy.

61 3 cl for Melbourne, or AflIai(1, 0ii; for I'art Pine, (la 31; for Krrnntl, 70s; for ltlmr Plata linrll. 10. ti fid; fur Jatmnse porta, 4 f. to 47s. (til i for Khanirhsl and Taku, 45a.

tn 47s. for 67s. d. to D8. for lirci nltrata pons.

68. 3d. to 57. 6(1. fur Valparaiso for orders, 6Ua.

i or dLree.t porl, 1T.II.I A Local Lawyer Who Achieved Notable Legal Victory Over Famous Townsite Case is Hack From Hearing of Appeal at Ottawa. Some interesting nidclifehts as to why the governor general in council decided to reverse the order of the board of railway commissioners In connection with the location of the C. T. P. station at the Now Hazelton townsite are given by Mr.

U. T. Lucas, who is back from Ottawa, where he attended the hearing of that case. Briefly speaking. It was just a case of misrepresentation In the case of the previous order of the board and politics had nothing to iio with it, according to the emphatic statements of Mr.

Lucas. Representing the residents of Uld Hazelton Townsite. the Old Hazelton Board of and the property owners of South Hazelton, Mr. Lucas attended the heating of the case before the executive council and succeeded In securing an order lor the reversal of the railway commissioners' order a legal victory that has only b.en accomplished once before since the board ot railway commissioners was created. That the railway commissioners acted In perfect good faith in the matter of making their order prohibiting the Grand Trunk Pacific plaeing their station anywhere but on the "Kelly town site'' goes without saying.

But the board gave the order without hearing the other side of the case, according to Mr. Lucas. The older for the rehearing of the case ius made on the representing of certain false statements made before the commission at the original hearing, the Incorrectness of the statements being admitted by the person responsible for them, and because at the ir lglnal hearing there were no Interests represented save thoe of the Grand Trunk Pacific and tho New Hazelton Townsite. while South Hazelton and Old Hazelton and other Interests vitally affected by the ruling of the coTrimis sion were without voice in the proceedings. One point Mr.

Lucas wished to make clear in his statement tn The World today, was that the application for the re openlng of the case as far as his clients were concerned, was not for the purpose of opposing the erection of a station on the "Kelly town site" of New Hazelton, but simply for the abrogation of the order which forbade the opening of the station at South Hazelton. Mr. Lucas went on to point out that at the original hearing before the Hallway Commission only two of the interested parties were represented. These were Mr. Kcllv and tho Grand Trunk.

At the hearing before the council there were represented tho G. T. by Mr. W. H.

Blggar; Mr. W. I Sanders, the orglnal owner of South Hazelton, by Mr. Caldwell of Ottawa; the Methodist church, ow 'i of property adjoining South Hazelton at the confluence of the Ske. na and Bulkley rivers, by N.

v. Howell, K. leader ofthe Liberal party In Ontario, and other land owners by myself. "Opposed to them, in the effort to sustain the order of the Railway Commission, were counsel for Mr. Kelly, Mr.

T. Chase Casirrain of Montreal, a prominent Conservative und recently appointed to an important position by the Borden administration, and Mr. Clive i'tingle, both representing property owners of New Hazelton. Mr. A.

I'rinle of (ittawa also held a watching brief for the government of British Columbia. "The feature of the appeal before the council was that the ruling 'of the eomtnision was iven on a matter of dispute between Mr. Kelly anil the Grand Trunk Pacific, which involved other and larger Interests, these latter being without representation. It was shown that had the other Interests been heard at that time and had not certain misrepres. ntptkuis been the very strotrg older made by the commis.sion would ver have been made.

As matter of fact, in I'Jolt i the Grand Trunk Pacific had agreed I with the owners of the old Kllison Townsite, one and a half miles from South Hazelton. to give them a station. "This properly was subdivided and sold on the unders'anihng that it was to be the townsite. But this location was found to be for the people of Old Hazelton, and in lull they met Mr. G.

Ryley, land commissioner of the Grand Trunk Pacific at Old Hazelton, and in a conference with the owners of Lot Sal, now known as South Hazelton, the Grand Trunk pacific representative areed to establish a station at South Hazelton. This location Is t.re nearest point to the old Hazelton town site, the head of navigation on the Skee na r.ver and the 't; ist advantageous location for trie raUway station as far as giving a service to t.ie old Hazelton townsite is concerned In connection with this agreernen'. the purchasers of tee o.d Kllison tow lots were given the option of having th. ir money refunded or of receiving lots of proportional value in tire Sotito Hazelton townsite. The carrying out of th agreement was baulked by the order of the Kadway Coriimisston prohiiotihg the Grand Trunk Pacific, from giving a station to South Hazelton.

To Inspect S. Vancouver School Accounts, According to a Letter Received. Mr. James S. Taylor, who nis chairman of the meetln h' ld In the Municipal Hall, South Viincouver.

on the 9th to dlscisa nioniclpal atid chool board hs re, et ved a letter from the ar ener. il in re. ply to his romm of the 10th eneloslnjf re.s.jl i tlons adopted at th meetlner. In reference to the resolution mm Keatini? tha by the provincial Kovernnient of a re ird for the capture of Mr. Spencer Robinson, the attorney general already hn givr his nwer that It wa a.

matter for 1h council to deal with entirely. In re g'ard to the resolution ri.uestlri(r an audit of the municipal and mhool counts, Mr. Bowser states that 'he government proposes at once to appoint an auditor to fro Into th matter, and also to appoint him under the Imuirli Act, ho that he take evidence. The audit will cover the pe rtod from the l. tt of January.

IjOS. to the end of lull, as that was the period when Point Grey vlde.l over from the resit of the made rtvr VOVOR. TMt RrPiirt shin Vooman haa ar rived ar irr. i f'r a vymt. liny tr im Hun Franci'' on of rh fanf ar on r''i'd.

s.i,d from A. bintja 2') lad" a. par in'o 'n for ri'pmri and lft Vbr iary 17. Th Royal Hank of Canada ha ral va.ani'lea for Junior dark 9. "Application may made Th rnanasp.r vt any of the branches In Vancuuver.

Two of Leaders of Bonnott (lang Are Captured After Fight Outside of the City. RIFLE FUSILLADE AGAINST POLICE Nogent Sur Marne Scene of Latest Roundup of Desperate Criminals. PARIS. May H. Another battle between the polh and tiie automobile, bandits, who rivenhv terrorized Paris, la In progress at No.ent Sur M.mio four miles to the east of tho city.

Gamier, the io chief of Bonnott, who was killed with a companion atchoisv le Rd on April 1 alter a desperam flmht, has surrendered with a confederate named Vtillet In a building near tin railroad. Gurnler and Vulett kept ii a conilnue.i fusillade with rifles from the windows of tho bulldtng. A pollirt sergeant was wounded. Louis Lepine. tho Purls prefect of police, with it 1 trg body of pollie mi'ii, left heuduuurters hurriedly In motor cars for the scene of the fight.

Ill Many Changes Have Reen Made. In the Allan Atlantic Service, NurntTfius ehanifeu huvf tvn rnndft nmtuni h(. of ircru of hn A linn Llnm MtrariirhlpH plying th Atlantic, arroM Inr to Hdvh received hero. i 'up tn in Oavin I In mil ton now mm nuiHdf. thn rretorltin.

having 'apt. Henry, who now In com ma tut i of tho Hrotinn on tho Iondon Havro route. plain Pol I'm I II mmmnnrlH ihm Slrlllun, but rapt. Tannoek, the All at. Cutnpuny'H Jh tn nt nut rino fiperin iidrnt til ijivrpool, has been plaefil in emninand of the Tunisian, bavin temporarily re pi.

iced Kalrfull, who has derided to retire. Capt. Itermle will corn rim ml the Tunisian permanently after May IT Moor took over the eommani of thu S' aiullnavian May 4. Tbtj bottt wan pil n.haHi from tlie Whit Htnr I.ino and wna formerly known a the llonia nie, C'rirtt Keith, formerly chief offlrrr of the Victorian, haH tn en promoted to cotumand tho MonKoMan from May 2ft. The 'orint hian will be fvimmanrW i by Cupt.

ram her. who new to th Allan Line Horvlci'. rn.rllvie, form' rly bief urflcer of tht has teen traijferred frcim the Canadian, rou 1 to eon. jp and the earner dlan, fm i'lata, run form. Oieat Hi FULL LIST TAKEN OUT Rwikins by Locnl Steamers Indicate That Rush North Has Started.

Kv. rxn fnn wa t.tkftn arirw. rd 'f Irani Tr'ink I'aifin nortlifrn l'r! Haori ft th, tr vi'ijy to ht s.i.!linf for rrlno Kujrt, hut an.l th Imll'M s.str snip, iTinne TtM rff trry full 11.1 whftn mm Tn ii i'Ia y. in, ninn ri'irh rKponsn.Irt f.ir xt.f.nii vr fiboarft tli fir.rt M' iiiPi liner I.u'i li fr'trht and ryirrv a uu nf Ti.issrnrri. tn Alt'frt Uft yos 1 ft for i'nrv.

Rupert ri 1 ih' af'? f'r' AiTionv tnf ttif.fn i i i'r wflf Mr. A. K. M' i nr i 1 airnr of i. T.

rr. who fonfr ') f.v;f' lo ai ofr'icilfl of iru T'i' I' A Is niaklnsf thr 1 a monn, rn rrv! roi rht an.l i Kf Vancouver a fifl he norHirn nrm n.i I. SUGAR UO AT WILL FINISH ON WEDNESDAY i'h a rte s. a 'he (i I en V. flru li i "iv ..1 fl'irs HARRISON STEAMER CALLS AT HAMBURG Ho''' ir.

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A r. 'v. T'i ..1 rl 1 2 i nrr i I bufat br it ltli T' ft i DIRECT MA nirT I'RIXCESS PATRICIA S' vi ih for i rid f' a i try th ri" ri I niHHr wi i fX 1 1 78 ur ID rn. i i f'lrt tn FAMOUS CONTRACTOR TO BUILD RAILWAY BRIDGE 1, :) lr.is tin ft I ivf t.i snail an th n. tn Valley and up It" Na'tb Thojnr.

These w.l all 1" wlji nxiinata a million NOTED AMERICANS SPEND THE DAY IIERi: Oeneral Jnmea Ashton snfl family an. Mr anil Mrs. Horn" Umry. of ttM. apond the In tha e'tv, ns over from et.e.,av a tour of Vanc u.i 4 A.it Is a hanger ar.a :i.n c.ia fo phi an '4)TIl E.

rbfrt. R.m. of Vancouver, Brit umbii, su n. (t ve notice I ii.t on thtf 15tn da of Junf nxt, at 1 1 in the fur noon, to appiy to tlie Comrti mtlo mr, at oflce ar. Ver iiilntr, for a llr cnm! to tak and ue Kihi af warr pr uhoothI from the up ri ri pr, outhfrjy' of tha mm'.

wv.n er.v Thormanbv IsLinrl. aho'it fc rtii from (iFAy Po nt, i rim li'i to Su ftb'OVs. hah wntf The wa'er will on uh.1 for houst. n.i lot on Sand Is. and.

part I anii, for ic purpoHfa and frt pro tec' Ion ih 141i dav of May. 1912 HciKBERT W. RHJ29 llHt KKNT Kurn.h.Hl room for ffntlf man. tliij mvi la 'rtft. IOK BKT JV roiim btmcttiow, wvtl ftirni.h il ftna atio rem Jj'J Ca.l veniinri.

9' rfevmour AiiKNT not nK aarv; can cmly malt a 20 Err wek. Call 1X77 Grauv.li' WVNTKD TKVDERH Fur th work and maieriai necessary to the eemplet'on of lodse and club rooms on n.n'.ii and tenih floi.rs of ili Welt, in iilolk, ill Lo.al C' ir of Mo.ne F. H. PKitklMJ. 47 Hutchinaoa Biocls.