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POPOVICH FOUND GUILTY

Murderer of Compatriot Con-
victed at Clinton Astizes—
7 . eed F P ice Work: my

"A telegram " froms Clinton +64
‘Chlet Minty ‘states . that Mike

_ "Popovich has been ecnvidtad’at|'-’
Clinton assizes of the murder. of! -

“Mike Turkija, another Austrian,

‘The chief and his men are to be
commended for their’ work -in
sthis' case. “Although the crime
“was not! discovered | until three

“weeks. had elapséd,": the “polige iW

‘traced the ‘murderer to: -Edmon-|
_ ton. secured his: arrest, and ‘ob:
“tained . the eviderice on which he
_was convicted, “all: ‘within a cou-

‘the body. Eleven witnesses were
‘ealled, : ee

-Leasers Déing Well:

On the Black “Prince, of. the|,

‘Silver Standard group, Rod Me-|
2 Crimmon and Ernie ‘Stewart have
“a lease! which | ‘promiges “to: ‘prove
"profitable, They are ‘taking out
_nice mineral, and expect to ship
sacar of high grade-ore about
Christmas, Mr.
was in town yesterday.

ters Charéhy: Hazon Alex.
ison, e ‘Kispiox. ‘rancher, and]:

- Mission | ‘House - ‘on: Thursday af- A
*. fernoon, Oct: 22,:.at°a quarter}:
‘past thres,": “AR ‘very welvonies*

Noes over ‘the Athletes in the
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who Were accompanied b
Minto, : Pete. Slavin’ ‘andl

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ned ‘on ‘Thuraday,. and. give
| B-good <account of - the: new dis-
eovery.: The. leads - ‘are. of - fair} -

favorable, - Until assays

oyun broughe! out
Snow has al-

McCrimmon ;

Germans.
te Rig wet a
srosged ta:England. *

serious : engagements were fought southéaat of Lille; northeast. of

office at midnight-stat
| region of: Armenti
been repulsed jbetwy
“fmade progress; on.
| been: repulsed without® “great: Joss to: ithe Allies, .
Li promont, east of St..Mibiel, was taken, by. the Germans: and re-

Allies, miaintaih their positions, ve

‘London Times: °
for eleven days. -. Reports’ indicate that ‘the siege. was at. timed |
indeseribably ‘Banguinary. The. losses aré said to be appalling, but |

bomb-dropped on- ‘Notre- Dame;eathedral, but failed to explode,
enter, into war against Germany. within avery short time. :

| ments .to’ the: ussig ; frontier, by- train, and: ine by ahibe from
Balt. ports, a! ve Slane doy

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HAZELTON, B. C., ‘SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1914:

"ENEMY ACKNOWLEDGE ENORMOUS LOSSES

ghee Pe er a

| WEEK'S FIGHTING ON BOTH WINGS FAVORS ALLIES = «ss
- = SUBMARINE SINKS ANOTHER BRI TISH CRUISER

‘North’ Sea by’ ry German ‘submarine, "Only fitty men were saved,
of the crew. of’ four’ hundred: : ‘The: Hawke wag an ald ship, num-
bered 815 i in the: navy list: She WAS 8 protected cruiser. of 7350
tons, launched in 1898. -Her. speed was 8 9 knots and she carried

“the. “Kaiger, is. adel “ave 6 ‘ardered ‘his. officers to cutia
‘path to’ ‘the Fiench coast; ‘at: any ‘cost; “but it is not believed the
Germans ean Bueceed unless they’ receive large reinforcements,
Réports from: ‘correspondents: state that: the severe fighting of the
last few days. has reaulted strongly in ‘favor of the Allies. The
Allies . have. possession of Albert. and Arras, but these points are
_| stil Il being bombarded by the enemy.
woe wing has beaten them almost ‘within’ cannon range of the forts
‘at’ Metz, ‘onthe German: ‘frontier: - ‘Fighting -on- ‘this- end: of the
battle line i is said:to’ ‘have: ‘been desperate : during’. the - last” week,
The French are now in possession of the route from Naney to Metz,

Landon, Oat, VioThe British cruiser Hawke was sunk in the

hac been defeated. .

ailso slackening: ‘off near ‘Rheims, and on the heights of Brimon
whore the: Allies have taken several formidable trenches,

ago...
areindiguant:, ea?

frontier i at 150,000.

500,000, and ‘it.is believed the combined losses of the. Austrian an
German forces to date are approximately 1.350, 000, :

_ Tn addition;
when the-foria were reduced. by:the: German slew
“The: Belgian army; and, most of the. British forces withdré
An ungenfitmed report “Is to’ the effect that a large fire
va wards,.Oatend, with ihe, object, of takin

wate the" Belgians “prladnpt rae “Cee

“A report, not ‘so. for ‘confirmed: “affye 20, B00 of. the British and

Fretich forces effected ‘an important shack againat’ German opera-}h

‘The sewing 1 party i in aid ‘of the tions: east of Ghent; between Antwerp and Ostend. :

ore “~Patriotie Fund will meet’ at the

An official war office despatch from Paris states ‘that yesteiday|

Tra, ‘and ‘on ‘the ‘heights of the: Meuse, without definite result, *
“King Charles:of: Roumania ‘died: yesterday. . ‘Thi ig rumored in
Buchérest’ that he did not die a natural death, but was ‘assassinated,

| some Bay: poisoned... Petrograd believes. that the death of the King :
‘lof: ‘Rotmania. will: “Fesult- in throwing. that country into ‘the war,
n | against Gerinany, *

Be «London; Octe-12 1!

| that the German cavalry who were operat-
Aire: on Saturday have retreated: ‘to the
Belgian border,

ing in the district’east

“The ‘enemy has|!
“The: French... have]: ;

ee

7 “Night’ ‘attacks, ‘by, the Germans have|!

aken :by the French: : - Everywhere. along. the hatte Aron, the|:

rane will, prave of ho ‘great .. use to the Germans, Rays the!
The attack. on the. forts’. and city. lasted altogether.

0. estimates have as yet been published.
‘ ‘Pwenty bombs were dropped. into Paris yesterday. by. German |!
eroplanes, .Three pergonsiwere killed and fifteen wounded. One

‘An Amsterdam despateh saya it-is.expected that Portugal. will

“Rome has been informed thal (Gérmany:is ‘rushing Feinforce-

1A total of so. senaee

THE MINER’S. TELEGRAPHIC BULLETINS: TE

‘London, ‘Oct, 11:—The total losses to the Britiah fordes engaged
at Antwerp were three hundred officers and ‘men,
two thousand: men of-the naval brigade,-who were brougit..to. re
ge _ |foree the Belgian gatrisqn, are interned in, Holland, having tet
[down to, Sheldt,
‘gare

to Ostend, Fweat wing, facing the Alle:

; ‘advance: ‘against

LL STORY OF. GREAT WAR DAY BY DAY.

lies gained ground at some points, and have lost no positions, .
Contradictory: raports. regarding the advance ‘of the. ‘Geraien
Ostend, have. ‘heen received. -

London,” "Ost...
etired from the vicinity of’ ‘Verdun and.

he Channel at Dunkirk.

oe
the German: cénter,

as far'as Dagiy, on. the Lorraine frontier, and fire menacing the
route from Verdun to Metz, endangering the communications of the
Crewn Prince’ 8 army, The German | attempé to envélop ‘Verdin

-- The Times. correspondent says : the. + Germuina have abandonéd
their attempt to batter their way ‘to Paris by. way of Roye,. and are

The governor of Trieste has ordered the expulsion of all Italians
employed at’-the dock yards, where a fire occurred a day or two
_ His-aetion has eaused a ferment in Rome, where the people

. «The: Hamburg-American liner Graeeia, New York to Cadiz, has

‘|been brought into Gibraltar as a prize,.
=e ‘Berlin advices say :the German authorities estimate their total.
losses i in‘ France and ‘Belgium at 300, 000, and those on the eastern
It is admitted that the Austrian losses exceed

4A * ‘is ‘iéported’ that: ‘the ‘Germans: have
are: concentrating on: their.
a’ left ona line whieh extenda nearly, to

t, | A. H,-MacIaaae oo  600
Ross Morrisén -:, 200
P, O’Brien, » 1,00
J, A. Sampare . ,. : 5,00
Dr. ‘Ardagh -. 6,00
Andimaul Lumber Co,". | ° 5.00 _
R. G Craddock — , wo £00...
T. L. Graham — , a L00
J, M. McKenzie . |, 1.00,
RJ. Johnson » e200
HQ... OY Roo
J,E. H.. . . 00
DJ. MeNally ary

d H. McDaniels.

D, Stevenson. - ,

| Jd) Clarke oy:

fT. Coles. o,f,

. |W. Burns . ,

‘1 F.:Monk. .

5 M Stuger ae

P, Damluch
T. Ball.)
‘He Durilop:- .
J. Morrison...
‘A. Hamel
.B, ‘Donaldson

An ‘official .deapateh . from Paris: “at! ‘pidnight: stated th the
-resumed--the offerialve~and.i were:-making ah- important C.
. Berlin: admits ‘that -the

"PRICE $2.00 A. ¥ Toe
ADD: 10 PATRIOTIC FUND

Kitwangar People and Hazelton
Indians Contribute to Relief |
Of Soldiers’ Families °

A handsome. ‘addition to-: the
Patriotic Fund was. reeaived by
Government Agent Hoskins. from. as
‘A. H. -Maclsaac, who. rerfltted - ;
‘878.50 from residenta‘of Kitwan- .—
gar. The first contribution from.
‘Hazelton Indians, through W,-H. ©. oe
Holland, was $28.50. - Following...
‘are'the week’s ‘additions to the
list:

Previously acknowledged $536.0 00 |

‘de. O’Brien.
3 ' a!
J. Blaine .

‘” Germany -has declared ‘the Kiel canal closed during the
‘€ontintiance: of'the:war.

Johnnie Patcey:.
{John Smith

‘Movemant js serious, but saya it’ i being: resisted. There |y. also] Andor Lyng. ted
heavy fighting on the east of the. battle trot ae ‘Argonne, where F. Stewart) ee
the Allie right is attacking, e ror Anonymous -:
~Germany. has officially’ notified: ‘The Haga that ihe’ neutral y. Mrs. J.-A;
of. the: Schelt and Holland would not be violated. : ‘dames. Gray
The . ‘Belgian. ‘government ‘has been transferred to Franed, Chalcopyrite '
|| temporary. quarters being oceupied at ‘Havre, “King Albert Alexander Moat.
remains at the head ‘of his army. | Edward Clarks

purpose. of screening the expected retréat of Vorr Kluck’ é) forces.
‘The village. af| 5.

fresh offensive moyement i in. -Frarice,, ona tremendous seale,
armies. liave been. largely reinforced, but they
IS the Allies,
2 rink ‘a prolongation of the’ war,

"wounded and” ‘missing.
Austrian army are | facing the Russian forces in 9 ‘great hattle on
the Vistula iver, southeast of Warsaw, in Russian Poland.
fight may. be decisive.

. heading a small rebellion in South Africa... -Martial- law has-been
proclaimed and General, Botha’ is: out to: ‘Punish. all rebels:.and
traitors,

is announéed that, with the second contingent and reinforcements,
"| Canada will have 100, 000 i men in the field. ; .

admiralty.

: on Germany, .
Madrid ahd.congress will meet on Friday to authorise mobil litatiott,

‘British’ views on the: length of the. war: ara divergent. . ‘Some

1 - festimate the duration of the conflict, at twelve. month 8 while‘ ‘others
~An. official despaten, from the Fieneh war say it will last only, two months, * %,
It is officially: stated that some of the Antwerp forts are atl
resisting the. German bombardment.”

~The: movement ‘of German troops: eastward i is said to be' tor. the

The Germans have occupied the city of Ghent.

British. military. experts say the Germans are preparing. for'a,

Their
are outnumbered by]
‘The enemy, realizes, that it is now or never, and ‘cannot

The Germans admit 5. logs, in East Prussia of te 000. ‘killed,
“The Germans and the’ remnant of the:

The

Capetown’ advices say -Colonél ‘Maritz;. a Boer coinmandety is

Ottawa; Oct’ 14: Colonel Hughes is ‘due in ‘England today,” it!

a

at wing. Elsewhere: the situation. is but tittle. changed...
"he ' German advance . ow the . Straits, ‘of, Dover. conti

ee,

_ according. to a message: from Dunkirk, which - atates. that tho
Kaiser's 8. cavalry and eyeliét. scouts’ have been 1 seen within tw ty
miles of the const..

‘2A. report that Germans had ocdupled Oatend. ie denied b

ihting on.a. large. Beale, ‘The Allies have prepared entrenchment

No damage was done, |”
‘official adviees from Lisbon aay Portugal hea declndéd d

war
‘The. German, ambassador ig preparing - to: ‘Veaya’ ‘for

are fifty thousand Germaiis in.and neat Gheat,,” ~‘Thera|
moeny engagements in:the surrounding - towns; ~~ In

‘| Philip-Johnson.-

Advices ‘from’-Dusaseldort - ‘BBY: the recent raid by British aero: i.
lanes resulted: cin the killing. of a number of soldiers | ‘and the
wounding of many more,. in: ‘addition to the wrecking of u Zeppelin,

they have been engaged:in pba: oy

frospecting opérationa. they: took
ess Tout eighteen ounces of: “coarse,

. "London, “Oct, ‘15: —The official: statement jeaued-i in “Patte ‘atl gold: ’ a8

: ci states that the Britieh’ yesterday pressed. back.tha Gorman | Me —

¥.
A: large Gertnan. féree-is aald tc bemarchiny towarda].
ruges, and Qatend. Everything «indicates: a speedy: renewal: of}

, A.German ‘aeroplane yesterday escaped | after. Seopping : bree. ,
sy seal) inte Nancy,

Peter. Barney ..
Robert Brown’
| Charles lope .

om Campbell —

Petet Brown .,.
| Bred Hearto:’,
: | Peter John:

PLACER. MINERS IN, a
‘FROM MANSON CREEK
- George" ‘Hack and. Walter:

Alken- fteturned * ‘yesterday. ‘from: |
the Manson: ¢reek: ‘distriot; where *

‘pecting’ three 'placer’Jeaseg;’ at; a :
the junetion ‘of Slate. anid Manion”

creeks, ‘owned by" ‘theméelies

dnd Ed. Kohse,’ Arthur: and: Wik: .
liam. Leverette, ° ‘They are quite
satisfied ‘that the: values:i in thei
ground are sufficientite’ pay well;
and “next year. : ‘hope: to: ‘begin oe
work on at lingeseate...: In: ‘their :

- BHO: Germans wote’ killed: and fou: bnpated “tik
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