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_ HAZELTON, BG, -SATURDAY, APRIL 3, "1915"

Pa

PRICE $2.00.4 YEAR,

HOMICIDE, AT TELKWA

Peter Dunnigan. an Dead and Me-

_ | Micken Under: Avrest’ as Re 7
“sult of Street Row

f sae & result of i a, street: row in
‘Telkwa, yesterday - ‘afternoon,

‘Rettler, ia dead. .. Constable Fair=

‘ ‘night. that he had arrested aman
named 3 MeMicken, who is charged
‘with being ‘responsible: for Dun-
nigan’s death:*. No details. have
been received). 0

Coroner Hoskins | ‘and. Chiet
Minty will go. up on tonight’s
. train, to investigate the-a occur
_Yenee. he re

~ Mic Swanson’ ‘Dead. -
othe death occurred | yesterday
ob Victor Reinhold Swanson, who
was well known in Hazelton.
Mr. Swanson was a settler in the
Glentanna district, :where he has
heen living for some time. - . Sev-
eral weeks ago he WAS: taken ill of
a.pulmonary complaint.“ Yester-
day he was brought downto thé
Hospital, .in the hope of ‘prolong-
‘ing: his life, but died soon after
_ rE ching the institution, -
ee CELEBRATION. MAY oAih
Boe TS SAYS ATHLETIC ASS'N

_

Hazelton Athletic Association was.

; held‘ inthe. Court. house .Thurs-
day: evening.
tory. financial. report for: the past |
Beason. wag “presented, ‘and “‘ar-|!
rangemants ~wera made to handle
esmall deficit which remains.
“The, following | were the elected

- officers. for the coming ‘yéar: “> °
“ R, EeeAllen, ‘president; J. B,
“Rinby, ‘vice-president; S.-J. Mar-
‘tin, . secretary, Executivé—

df MaeKay;-Ac Dy McLeod, Red,

| AG ‘a, meeting” ‘of: the: newly-

“ forméd ‘executive of: the-athletic
a -ganociation, last, night, , it was‘de-
-elded. ‘to--hold: a“big.- ‘celebration

' in'Hazelton..on May 24th,- “Pre-
liminary arrangements: are ‘now
_ tein made’ ae ae

; cn Godfrey. ‘the’ ‘Vancouver
tor... arpived in. ‘Hazel:

i ae

i ‘morning for ‘Groundhog, . to ate
on tond to the anniial. assessnjént
fo work ony th holdings of: ‘the B.C)
wah, dtntheadlie : Coal, “Ltd. .

US Ea a eee

ae i Bail game, ‘Matris V8, 8 igle, i

Pp. m. tomorrow. | co

-Peter Dunnigan, . a well-known |

bairn advised. Chief. Minty last}. .

on Feturned safefy. |

very satisfac-|.
Avery CBYEO of: bombg- -

| mine-sweepers:

' Rock, ‘Gs Rock, J. Ae Macdonald. |.

eeneor

“He: will 8

ao HORE. SUCCESSES FOR THE ALLIES

» ADVANCING RUSSIANS CAPTURE MANY.
- AERIAL RAID ON ENEM YS UBMARINES

:|theGrour dhog district, comprising |

Londov, April 8 :—The Admit
alty has received the following
report from Flight-Commarider

Longmore regarding Thursday’ 8
air raid on’ .\ierman ‘ bases: [re

This (Thursday) morning: Sub.- -
Lieut. Andrews. carried out a
successful air attack on German

_ : sulimarines ‘which were. ‘being’

constructed at ‘Hoboken, “near

“Antwerp, ‘dropping four bombs,

Flight-Lieut. Wilson: also, while
reconncitering’ over - ‘Zeebrugge,
abserved two ‘submarines dying
alongside the ‘mole: He attacked
them, : ‘dropping four. bomb with,
itis “helieved, | successful: result,
These officers started | by moon-
‘| light this amorning. Both. pildis.

_ The British steamer Lockwood
waa ‘totpedoed yesterday, ‘off thé

. Devonshire coast:
: phe afinual: ‘Widetinge” of thel

Ao “German ' ‘asroplané: svhich

was brought ‘down ‘yeaterday.

‘while: attacking. Reims, Had a

4 A Petrograd’ despatch saya. ‘thle

Rutsian } Black Sea, fleet, now ‘ada

vaneing ‘on Constantinople, has

been, augmented: bya. Alotilla. of}
‘Twoarmy corps, -

are. ,bo: be. landed. at Qsmanii,:

aid in the. attack.
forts are: weakly. held, but the
inner forts are strong, and their.

bined. land and re attack,

tion): :
theré:i ‘is nothing's of importance to
reports,» At seven’ o'clock. | this
morning, cast of Sdissons, a Ger:

side our liries, ~
aviator brought. down i in twenty:
four ‘hours: * ”

feos ‘fying’ aauatn

racks, . aeroplané hangars atid

heavy fire at close: ange, Three
returned “with: ‘Jarge holés“in it
‘wings: of theix machines and: t
canvas ‘of -the’ other ‘machines

Nojie of our aviators | Were hit and
ail ‘machiined etarned to, our
lines’?

—"On- the- ‘Niemen -front- “our
troops, ba _stubbora. “night

northwest of Constantinople, ‘a
The outer

a ine Pilwiszki - Mariarmpol.- Kal-
-Paris;— (Official” “communica:
“On: “the whole . front’

man aviator was shot down ins
“This is the third

‘on “groped
ehiety ‘three: bombs on” the ‘bar-,
railway: -station;at: Vigneuilles Ani):
-| Woevre:.. _A great number of the

projectiles fell on’ their targets::
The ‘aviators: were’ subjected to a

| was pieréed. by shrapnel bulleta;'| di

Petrograd (official stement)} :

fighting, ‘yesterday, “continued
their offensive, .We drove back
the- Germans, inflicting ;-heavy-
losses,. and’ approached, the Ger-
man ‘position. to. the east of the

warya-Suwalki-Augustowo. In
the Carpathians, on March . 31.
and, during the night of -April-1,
our offensive was maintained
with suceess,.. Escalading under
a violent Austrian fire, on .escarp-
menis.-
troops.after a long struggle car-|_
; | tied with. bayonet an important
range: or heights and almost: all
the summits. of the Polonina,
range, ,; -to.. ‘the north of the vil-
lages.: Vetilana,, Beregehi and
Gornyia,... Heve..our: regiments |
took. by . assault an. enemy front

On other.

five at guna... ,
sections of the front there. 4g::no

change, Near Chotin,. on Mareh
80th, we captured over 30 officers |
and slic oie

Te Gi K. Sealy, Hugh,Taylor, ine :

-Rome, liar. 29 99-=-Martial ‘lav
has been proclaimed, effective. on:
April 1 B AL railroads and tele-

Petrograd, aie Bo (official

fie atatement): —The Black: Sea: ‘fleet
~. -}on,Suaday. bombarded’, the. out-|

-«(gide forts and “batteries. on the},
rivers’ Skwa, and Omulew on. the),

‘Bosphorus,’ “on both. sides of ‘the
stralte.. (The. Bosphorus,-. also
called the: Strait: of. ‘Constantin-
ople, is:a narrow - passage. "whieh
‘connects the Black poate the

“Acearding to sbacrvations rade

oe from ‘ships and’ hydroplaneg,. ‘oui
a shella- fell with exactitude.
a sian: aviators, “flying ‘Above. the|i
as batterlet cartied batt

Rus:

‘Bosphorus from the Sedibera’ was
bombarded by. us, She finally
heeled. over aad blew | up.”

3|tion) : :—"West of the Niemen

: ! (Northern. Poland): athe: “engage:

‘ménts'on’ the: 2th “ass ed'an
offensive-chardeter on-bo
Ossoweiz.., ‘Th the: region ‘of the
front -of.."Tartakwach- Zawady, a

stubborn fight oceurred for: pos

Duting’ the: ‘day, we: captured . 600

| machine guna.

front. of about al versts (a verst

- Petrograd’ (official: communica-.

| Prisoners, among,them. five’ ‘offi
rd, We. ‘also':captured™ two:
‘In’ the Carpath-
ians. our’ ‘offensive ‘developed on

tion, of Bartfeld, wher: We cap-
tired a new line of heights: on. a

; saved.
Nils hide

were 1 tinsuccessful ih, an attempt
to recover lost trenches, ‘Violent
fighting i is in. progress.

- Petrograd:-—Severe losses have
been inflicted on the German
naval: Wnits'in-the Baltic, : “Sev-

were sunk. “Details: cannot. be
published as yet.

Petrogtad : i ‘Auatiro- German
armies ‘in the Carpathiang are in
full. yetreat.. Three army corps:

piereed the Dukla: Pass and have
captured five Hungarian - towns
in-the district of Saros, and ato
important: railroad: towns: north,
"Rus-|-

ond

of ‘Bartfeld and: Szuidnik,’:
slat cvictoriés® ‘on’ the: Skwe

officially reported.

. London:—The - Britiah steamer!
Aguila was submarined off Bish- | °
op. Rocks. “The crew! v of 23. Es

‘resenting the burchiisers: will in- .

covered with ice, our!

well. ‘organized, and: surrounded 7

On am .| Rupert, is-visiting .Mr, and M

'lelton Sunday, after spending

‘eral. transports. laden ‘with’ muni].
‘| tions” arid ‘Germat’ “submarines | *.
A: feeble tannonade’ contiriues at

arrived a day. late.

‘of the townspeople ‘are ‘alread

- ‘the. first practice tomorrow, a

iN IMPORTANT COALUEAL =

Groundhog Properties’ Reported aa
Sold — Early Development" "
. To be Undertaken “3

A coal deal of some magnitude
is reported to have been made by’ -
Milwaukee capitalists,’ who -have -
acquired a considerable: area*.in

anumber of claims held. by. the:
Jackson Laidlaw interests... [ti is.
expected that an enrineer rep-

spect the properties in;the “hear. _—
future, under. the guidance: sof:
Frank Jackson, and-that @ policy
of development will be-‘inaugur-.
ated. This transaction, itidbe-
lieved, marks the beginning of an’.
era of renewed’ activity in ‘the...
noted coalfield which is one-of
-Hazelton’s- tributary Gistricts, oa

‘Seed for Settlers weg
The attention of settlers is cal-
led-to the official announcement’.
on the fourth page of this: issue,’
concerning the provincial govern-" --- -
ment’s. plan for the, supply. or: ae
high-grade seed to farmers, men-
tion of which has been previpuly. 3
made i in The Miner, _

LOCAL AND DISTRICT... -
"NEWS PARAGRAPHS, -

“Ball. game, Married vB. Sing : am _
8p ins tomorrow. © ” on “

peel x

7. Mrs, “ ‘Serimgeour,. of. “Prinee

R G. “Moseley. .

returned yesterday, from an .
cial visit to: ‘Smithera,.

D: MeGibbor’ ‘retiimed to

winter at Pleasant Valley.

BR. Jones, the Skeena Crogs*’ ,
ing’ merchant, was a visitor i in’
Hazelton during. the week.

re

R. Ss Sargent, who: has: been Bon
confined to his. room ‘by ‘illness. |
‘for several days, ; is recovering, | te
‘AY ‘faudstiaa- ‘neat: Vanderti f°
blocked thé ‘railwa on-Thursd
}and* the -west-hound” passengbt

‘The spring cleaning-up prove:
is‘under way in Hazelton: “Som

Preparing their gardens. a

‘nthe’ Athletic’ “grounds are being :
prepared for.the ‘paseball. Senger, >
Captain: Rock‘ expects: to: have

or

The. body of | Annie: MeDaines ;
one ‘at. the: woman arownad - Neah
Andimaul last. ‘November’ ‘by the
eapsizing ofa. eanide, : -was_: found:
this: ‘week: near Gitwangak