oo hies Ri rt Si ada
- we Prince, ie is Sen dog tain fi tops. :- There are: five routes: |.

.| two: through’ ‘Alaska,: and “three:

occasion: in’ “this ; -district. -

PRICE $2.00 A. YEAR. -

“-Vaneouve nA

it nes, of: the:

Big Crowd Going. to Terrace
eo Special Train: to. Attend

“Lect Basclial and "Foothat “TTeaiine |

Oppose: Const Clubs for’ Glory | ‘and

amination of ‘the’ ‘Shushania vealde

field: He: states’ ‘that ‘the:gold-}:

bebring : area. appears. ta. be aniall

“but: rich: - cItis the greatest stam:

ni pede, he, adiya,, ‘but not the Breat-
Lest: find since: hae Klondike rush,.
‘the

ate
for. ten ‘niles: ‘even to: the. ‘moun-

é through’ Canadian: territory. ‘The

The

} great, feature - will” ‘be! the ‘Con

 Betvative . picnic. at;:Terrace,; to
_ Which ‘point Hazelton. Conserva- |

‘ tation. will yun: a special,

~ being a 400 to! the celebration,
An: “interesting “program | of |...
"speeches, games and ‘sports | 1a8 |

“will be badéball and. foot-

- Dall ‘games between. Hazelton and

Prince: Rupent. The coast: city
has never succeeded’ ‘in’ ‘defeating
the old: ‘town, "and. thay. be“ OX-

‘ ‘pected. to: ling: up: strong teams ¢ on . iy
a Monday, i in an-attempt: to. carry|:
‘off the | trophies which: are e offered

for the'games. =

~ Captain: Sinelair announces the
' following as. the probable: ‘line-up |
of ‘the: Tiger ‘in’. the} ‘baseball
., Bammer : MeMillan;-. 88; . Sinclair,
Bb; Kelly, ifs Doe Rook, cf} Gra-|:

ham’ Rock;-p;* Maedonald,::1b;|,

- Finney, Ss Bok. ‘Rock, 2b; ce

ini reserva, ‘

In ‘Opposition to the: “Callies,
‘the: Hazelton - football ‘lub: will
- have the following men? on. thie)
~ fields

_ _Wamé
~ Beost

nity

© Midatetoi oe
. Gammon: (Capt) -
‘Borland ; Harvey -

" Brewer Frost. “Chet! Munro: Johnston rT!

3 Reserve—Johngon” .
The’ number :of: ‘tickets for! the

2 excursion is: limited, :as the rail-

. Way. ‘company: ‘tan. “only: furnish

a three: cars ‘for the: ‘Hazelton. ex-
we cursionists, . Those who have not:

m - currence

already | procured their. tickets
Should, do 80: at once, -

~The “Insane” Muiderer -
“Sherbrooke, . Que., -Aug.: on: —
“pha the escaped murderer, is
“still held. in: jail here,’ “There |.
was a dramatic ‘Beene: in court
_ today, when--thé. prisoner's: law-.
_-yers withdrew their’ ‘habeas cor-
pus proceedings, : with:.the’ ‘cons
of ~ Supetior * : udge
- Globensky, notwithstanding. the
- opposition of attorneys represent-

. ing the state of New York, ‘who:

* sought to have ‘Thaw: réleased;
- that? the. immigration: -authorities |

: n might take : ‘chatge of the: cage |;

and” carry. out: their. purpose of
.. deporting” the ‘erhdinal, as @ re-
"jected immigrant.: "Hooray for
the’ British ‘flag! -Hooray~ for

. Thaw!” shtieked men and women |*
“who stood on chairs and wavéd|. |

~ handkerchiefs, parasols; ¢ and: hate

* ~ when the decision was annotinced. |
vo ‘Tho judas, did not rebuke them al

‘Can't Come ti B; c. ok

latter ' are: the beat> . ,
: All good xround. was staked. by!
the firat two: hundred : men in.the

tong: prevail on ‘the: Canadian side
of the line, twenty-five miles
distant, : At i ig quite probable. that;
 goid wi be: fou in'the ¥ on
section.) ae
Dr. Brock,- ‘divector of: "the gur-
‘vey, said, the whole’ country-about |.
‘Shushanna’ “was’ favorable: for
prospecting:
Surprised if ‘some important. dis-

Mithin the next two! years," 7

A, “Bassett, British ‘Columbia
manager . of ;the’ Hudson’s- Bay |
Co., . ig. visiting. the. company’s
posts i in ‘this district,

new USCOVERES
“OF ORE REPORTED

bine. lake, . where--an . immense.
lead: OF: well-mineralized : - quartz
has’ been uneovered- on the: Inde-|

| pendent: group, located. by:T. _E.

_|O'Connor,, A: Maurice, .,and’ C.
| Dedrickson. “The. locaters.. ‘have
seven-claims, and: have done con-
‘| siderable :.work..:. They: brought.
out samples. of. ‘the: ore;. whieh].
they. ‘say. averages - 35 feet in|
width and: ‘has ‘been « traced for
approxiinately’ 2500 feet. Assayd
of. Specimens: have | given fair re-
turns i in. gold: and silyer; and they
expect: “a favorable: report.” frém |.

| tests which. aré: now being made |

of: average samples, : ;

“The Ore: a
_| eicentrating. mo .

-'Sampies of nice-looking galena:
ore from claims located on the |"
Skeena; twenty’ miles aboye Ha-
‘zelton, have beén brought in‘by
de BE Thorkildgon, who states
that.a big dike. i in whieh string-
ers of solid ore occur, has been
untovered. an

oA. com ‘Philips. ‘came ‘up: “from
Hardserabble to spend. a few days
in :town, -He. reports" excellent,
showinga-. of” ‘gray. ‘copper on Bt: |
Croix.and Leggett creeks, where}
big leads! have’ heen uneoveréd,

| Pleased with Mines oe

coveries were made in Northern 7
British’ Colurhbia atid. the Yukon

-| their holiday: ‘trip to the Bulkley,

“An  hitereatin. ‘and ‘probably | _
i important. find of ° ‘nititeral has}:
“bean atle near: ‘thie: head of Ba-

came: in vested.

~ Graham ‘Raek: “ig: — a
few, days i in ‘the ‘Bulkle Valley::

George A; “‘Ohren; + n
the Ingersoll-Rand. Corr was 7
Hazelton this. week,”

nesday- from’ .Vanéonv

Frank - “As Jackéon, vith M
Jackson,. is. expected- to’ a

j.| from. Groundhog tonight, ”

‘Mrs..- (Dry) ‘Shewan,
conver, fat. Visiting her. rents
Mr: and Mis, Dan Harris, : we

~ LR. Walker: and: P, B, Carr :
returned ‘today ~ fron’: a “trip -to |.

the: Bulkley: Valley. - neha
“Be M. Rogers, viho haa been

Valley: and! ‘Copper’ river.

> Rev. We Be * Ruslibroek ror
ducted the services'in SL Peter’ 8

~{ Church on Sunday. -‘He returned
‘to’ Prince Rupert on ‘Thursday::

mA Migs Gladys: Fulton, of Victoria,
arrived’ on: Wednesday’ 8 train; to

visit. her brother... LD:tFulton, |
he apacity. as fire’ warden, *

manager of the: Up-to-Date dru

tire ‘Dismiond py ravieh’ ‘oft: His
motoreyle in leila da oerte|

pened. 2on "Monday. swith: ‘atl. at:
tendance of: twenty-seven, © ‘The
school is iow. i in, ‘charge of H.C.
Lambert, who- “contes. from Vie-

“Two large pack tratns, lett yese
‘terday for Manson ‘and’ German-

sen creeks, carrying supplies for | Wes
the Kildare. Mines, Lid, apd, the ;

Royal ‘Standard. wt

Dr Pe BE: “Scharsehmiat re-
turned on. “Thursday. from atrip
through’ ‘the Bulkley. Vi ey.” sHe
{réports . everything in. good. cori}

tdition throughout the’ districts he-

visited.

W. W.. ‘Wrathall. ‘apent i a, few
dayd i in’ ‘the. -Vallay, taking fhoto-
graphs of variousscenes between
Smithers. and ; the. Diamond D

2G: 0- ‘Gratians returned on Wed- fa

enga ed‘ in Jayin out. new; roads
‘He would not -be (renee ia laying !

‘The railway steal: hes. cha. -

asant Valley. ”

W,. Bilis, the. ‘Vancouver tin-

erman,. is in town, ee :

ALC “Aldous: returned to].
‘Smithers on ‘Tuesday. wy bs

FW, Graham has returned to

is ranch ‘néar. Smithers.::* ts

George Scott has returned from

Fa three-months’ visit. to, astern
Canada and ‘Manitoba. ,

‘proaches are-being exterided.

aa an ‘McDonell’ ‘retiiened | ‘from

‘coast. this week." ‘He was
mpatiied. by: his. grandson, _ a

Ez J. “Hull; who hasbeen: at

in-| Smithers : for ‘some: ‘weeks, . re-
: fai ned to Hazelton on, n Monday.

es Kispioi Notes :
Hayingi in the Valley.i is finislied, :
ith ‘the: exception: ‘of. “€
barley, which -are now ¥ “ening |
stand willbe, ready’ to’ harvest
few. days timé. ”

The potato. crop of this. Wall

§ sons. Garden truck does ex-
ceedingly- well, cand. ‘at the’ ranch
6f: Hugh Taylor can ‘be: seen corn,
which at. the present, time ii ig ‘al-
ost ripe,’ " squash, - “beans, ete.,
3 owing: that these. vegetables
cai he grown with success,

“das, McCulley returned: his
fhe Valley; where he went dn his|:
ports that things are in a flour-|-

a }ishing : condition: and: he Valley).

free from-firea..“:- .
“Mrs. Thos... Emmerson and
ej child arrived, from. Vietoria last!
’ | week :to ‘Join: ‘her husbsnd, ‘who
| has taken't Da. ranch i in the Pop-
lar: Park ‘section of. the- Valley: |:
Mra: ‘Emmerson “48 ‘the - -guest:of
Miss Wessel: while. their home i ds
being ‘completed, eerie
H. E. Thompson,’ another.’ new
.| settler i in the-Poplar Park section,
returned: from. ‘Hazelton, « this

eouist. Mrs. ‘Thompson’ and: Bon
ate en route from Tngland to join
Mr.. Thompson. : y,

This ‘geason : ‘many new: Joca-
tong” have been ‘made, and: the
Valley. i is ‘becoming settled - rapid-
ly." “One; ‘drawback. ‘is . delay i in
building of the. roads," “

“HOW: ‘Sharpe i is kept busy at
tending | to the wants of * ‘the set-

1 tlers,. who. find his store a great

ue convénience.

op B. Cliettleburgh and ‘Mer °
rick: Harvey. came. in. today: from.

Copper river, to join the: football:
team for the match with Prince
Rupért on “Monday. - ay dg

W.. Jd Sweeney * “and K. 7
"| Brewer. camé ‘in: on: ‘Wednesday | :
from‘ the: Groundhog : “district,

The latter has been in the north-
ern coalfield ‘for over a year: -

‘Mra; Reid, mother of. Manerer

ah or, Spent a fow- days in:Has
zélton, leaving on Thursday ‘to
t Ber heme | in Edinburgh,

needed in this section,“nnd -steps
are ‘being: ‘taken . for the’ forma-
tion. “Of one at-an early date. -

J. E.Dean ig erecting a fiand-
-| some ‘dwelling on his. rancli. *

| Measts; Thompson,’ Emmerson
and: Glasaey “have: ‘completed’ ‘a
four-iile | -waRolr ‘road. to their

ranches.’ : The’ ‘building. of. this |

road will: open up to a: large, @x-

‘usual’ Acceptable. _ manner.)

He vé.]

An ‘agricultural: society i ig. badly ‘

sre News No : tes’ = | Ta Sil lead

Ih Baseball League
"Sone ’ Dall ‘game’
unanimous: verdict: ‘on
contest, between.’ the. Hazelton
Tigers” ‘and. the: -New Hazelton
team, The ‘local. men. won ‘by’ a

was ‘the
the last]

Beore ‘of 7-3, but. they had’ to, play |.
great, ball to get the verdict. The] _
a visitora’ introduced Johnnie Jen:

nings, late of the Twilight league,
astheir: slab’ artist, and. ‘depend-
ed° ‘on- their . battery to’ Win’ the

 |pame, , The new: pitcher. lived up|.
£0, his ), répuitation, fanning nine-|

~{teen of the. ‘local: sluggers,- but].
‘the. team’ work “of the.’ "Tigers, |:
who . were” Breatly. attengthened
by the ‘retort’ ‘of: ‘Graham Rock;
niore~ tha: offset. the: excéllent
Wwork'of the new twirler, Start.
ing off with. ‘three, Tung in the

_| first innings, the: Hazelton men |
..| held the-visitors safe throughout |.
. {the -gaine,’ althoughi they did ‘not

| make many hits, .

4. Aside- from ~ -the’ pitching’ of

Jennings, * the feature of - the
‘game. was. ‘the _Zreat work of
Graham Rock, whose: - generalship

=| behind ‘the: ‘bat. was: admirable,

mee : while} his. steal ‘home in the sixth
: will: be larger than’ in: ‘previous |:

was" the’ sensation of the game,’
: Ellis: pitched right: up to form,
allowing: only: seven-hits.: --,..
Charlie-.0’Neill ampiréd i in his!
‘He
‘wad greatly: taken with J ennings’

pitching...

RESIGNATION 7

HUERTA iv

* “Washington: ‘Aug.: a7 in con:

:/airess ‘today™: President" Wilson

~ RIOTERS SENT
UP FOR ma,

I T. Place, Socialist M. L A,
. Among Those Committed -
at. Nanaimo~-Others Held

HEAVY LOSS T0 10 STRIKERS.

Flooding’ of-Mines Likely to’ Result’ in

’ Vasicouver [sland---No Further’ Dis. !
. taybances i in Mining. Towne rarer

* Nanaimo, Aug. | 27; Twenty
five prisoners charged with’ par-.-

ticipating in the recent disturban= . F
ces have been committed for trial :
ong charge of rioting, “They

‘will: be held in’ Victoria. jail to’.

await: arraignment at the assizes, |
Seven cases have. been withdrawn
by: the | proseéution;: leaving J.T,
Place, “M..L;".A.,. aud. ‘a ‘Intge
number of. others awaiting: their -
preliminary. hearings, On. the:
long march from the. jail. to the .

courthouse, friends of the Drison-. ; belo
Jers threw fruit and cigars over

the bayonets of the soldiers to”
the accused men;

would. not. be permitted...

‘ Nanaitho, Aug, -29: Among ©
the prisoners: committed’ for trial”

yesterday was J. T.: W.- Place, 7°
the socialist member of the’ legis~ BS

| Tature: for.’ Nanaimo.. - He is
‘| charged : ‘with having in “his pos.
session a revolver stolon- from_ a
police constable’. The ‘Weapon *
‘was found in: Place’ 3S house. ;
‘statad-it-had “bean: “given. ‘to him -
and that he. kept it, intending to.

: ‘personally read. his. long-delayed | stow" it to the qttoriey-ge

message on: ;the- ‘Mexican situa:
tion.:. It is: three eolumns_in,
length, “and in’ effect SAYS “that
the ° ru
‘Taust end. The” position

by the United States governm

tintervention; !
neutrality shall ba observed, The
exportation of arms: to Mexico
will -be forbidden, find under. no

| circumstances: ‘will: Americans. be

| partizans - “of ‘either faction: in
Mexico 6r’ “umpire | between he
gontestarits, :

The ‘presiderit desites congress
to urge: all. Americans. to leave

Mexico at once, and suggests that:

assistance bé given to those. who
require dit. --Those who” cannot!
leave the republic..will: be watch-|
ed by the Washington authorities, |”
‘and Mexicans responsible for any
suffering. or ‘logs to: Americans

will. beheld: to a definite and cer:
«| tain’ ‘Yeckoning,

‘Huerta: in’ “Mexico fu ee a
Nanaimo, Aug. 2:—The West- we |

is ‘that. there’shall “be: no. ) armed:
and” that: strict|”

as. an “examole of the aris.
brought into.the district.:
The situation continues pence. |

and which could not’ | a.
‘because of the strike. * It is’ restic
mated that the mine cannot be.

Feopened for work within. .two-

ears, if the flooding is complete : Xv

~. Prolonged Closing of Coal Mines~ on” vo

The court an-
nounced . that a repetition of this.” :

ineral* oo :

‘He

éd.-: . The- miners, it ig said, Bre -

Josing ‘a quarter -of a million a.
month. as a consequence ; of. the
cloting of ‘the,’ Various.

’ Kildare’ 8 New, Charter

A Dominion charter. has been ~~

granted to the Kildare « Mines, .

‘Lid., "which owns the noted Kile | oS

“3 The United ‘Stated will red a oe

‘the inimédiate cessation of fight: |“

ing, the arrangenient of a definite compan

_l armistice; and an: early ‘aid: frea
election. Huerta must bind him-};

>, | self not to be a candidate for the

presidency... The. friendly ‘offices
of. the. Washington -authorities |”
will “be open: ito resumption atl
any time, - :

Accombasiying: ‘the. president's

address. was. the Huerta: ‘govern-|,

. | montis reply rej jecting the Ameri-

Site toa: umining: corporation. : ane
The directors of the . company, res