_ wards Engliah aaa but quickly
*-yeturned.'to _their:-base. . (

them: threw. aut several | mines,
and one “of thes e sank the’ British

submarine D5 One: officer and)
twenty. men were lost,

- Vaiieouver, Nov. 5 London i is
"still silent. regarding the supposed
Valparaiso enga igement,

with ships and mines. The New-|s
castle, : Setters pine ate and

British |«
Columbia coast is: ‘well protected |1

: Paris, ‘Nov.

ported. ° “Death ogeurred’ 10, days
ago but was. -epnoatled: ;

Jtinue to: se Noe from. “Belgian
coast eastwards.” : South. of: -Dix-
mude Allies, gained ground. “Un-

half. a million i in “recent fighting.

Expectations: are- “that Germans
may. mass: ‘men ‘at: Ypres for: ‘final

So _ attempt to’ pierce ‘Allies’. ‘line,

- London, Nov. 5 -
‘elaration of. war ‘between’ ‘Britain

“pi e|
British and ‘other officials depart-}| |

ing. ‘They. were not.. to. be” ‘Kept!
as hostages, but :to avoid the. ap-
pearance : of final rupture,: owing.
to. resentful feeling: ‘of. the: Bopu-
lace towards Germany for

~ Alties |¢
gress 8 on nae

“Allied: fleets” ‘are “bombarding
-| the ‘Dardanelles: British? ‘bom.
barded: Arabian towh: of: J eddah,

lin Red. Sea, destroying. it. ‘
--Russiang have cantare 16, 000 |i ing.

inthe th Son Cua and Dannish
shipping. “Have issued: a protest

5 "Death ic Gener: | :
al Von Kluck i in a Namur, hospital .
" ‘from wounds inthe. head ‘is

on, behalf of neutral. Bowers. al

New ‘York Nov.. b-The Stale ;
ti v Den

seid in “Orewan aa Colonade:
“Tbut: failed in | California.

"ore. eis: Very. Satistaclory—I
~ Increases Ore Stet.

“The ‘good news. was’ received |
yesterday morning from’ Rr Pp.
Trimble; ‘that they have cut. the
‘| Grea Ohio. vein: at ia ‘depth: 0
some tive bundr. d feet ‘and: that
the | ore . showing! i in . the’ ‘face ‘of |
+ the. tunnel’ is” very satisfactory,’
{Mr. Trimble has: had a force of
]men. working. under Geo... _ Jenn:

mina for a drift, and - “eross : “eut
tunnel for the purpose: of tapping
not: only | one. of the’ Smaller. ee

main. ‘veinin’ the
group. of: claims

struck. the: vein’ a “considerable
|distance from: the suriace show)

econ past. sea on: slopme ‘some - nes ;
>| good samples ‘of: ore: have: bee

that mor than..one mine‘ o

rill: ‘he developed

itaat
saci

er cross: “cut | 5

s struction days. ‘and : iy die ae x lie
: known: ‘all: ‘along- ‘the line, being |
| shot through the: left” wrist:

‘| Was at. the: ‘Second bridge ‘ erogs-

j ie ean of. a See Ast

the. guard swung. the 4 gun ‘around

taking. a] ‘piece ‘of the. bon “with | t
it. ‘The. wounded 1 man, was: taken |1
to Dr. Wallace.at Telkwa where] ’
his wound was’ dressed, “Thurs: |!
ay morning’ he , went down. tol
Rupert to. haye the X-ray. applied

‘las he did not:want to take any:
: Jehanees. with. the wound, coal

in: the: winter: Sport. ‘of hoekey..

‘his’ finger + was on the: trigger and bu
the. gun - went “off. The: mullet’ ; ads

neral ‘meetin g at all interested | ;

‘He| Min

soon as ‘thie. snow. is ane
spring. they, will, 20. in sii