2

a will have from 60 to: 75 men ‘at . | the property here: ‘and this may

a dre all filled and ‘the bunkers at of Prince Rupert are ready. now to 1 receive ore. .

| pe Kaiser, was sunk off: the west fm coast near Fleetwood, about the"

ea raised and taken into Barrow- ey were made,

| BRISTOL CAPTURED

os taken. to ‘the Falkland. Islands the

ae pretty well gong ‘and there is all 7 kinds of water.

Q made for transportation and the fm ore will all sent to Granby.

GERMAN SUBMARINE

mers. It transpires: that the fam- ea ous submarine U-21, the: officers’ am of which were personally decor-

® ed'the. yegsel, which tried ‘ta ‘es-| t

"APR BIOS

NEW HAZELTON, B. C.;. APRIL 2 1915 |

WORK "RESUMED _ ~ROCHER DEBOULE

Power Turned on Weoesar—Sat » “Shippisig Aabout ‘April 10th” Ore Goes to Granby _

‘The Continental: Development|

Co. resumed operations. ‘at .the Rocher Dehoule mine this week and about the tenth’ they will be ready to make their first ship- ment to. the smelter. The water power. on Juniper ‘creek. started the mining: ‘machinery on Wed-

nesday. The snow on the hill. i ig From the- start the company

| be increased as the work progres- } ges, The ore bunkers at the mine

Satisfactory arrangements are

“NOW A BRITISH UNIT

- a rorontn ‘March 30—The Ger- iy_man: submarine. 1-21" ig. now-.a

oo unit of. the. British navy and i is : t fighting: against its former’ own-.

ated with Iron Crosses by. the

middle ef February. . She was

Infurness where slight repairs

A NORWEGIAN SHIP}.

| "Buenos Aires, ‘April 1—British cruiser Bristol has captured. and

Norwegian steamer Bangor. that sailed ‘from: “Baltit more Feb. 4. It is charged that the Bangor’ violated its neutrality. by: carry- ing coal and provisions for a Ger- man ‘cruiser, Kron Pring Wilhelm.

SUBMARINE'SUPPLY _ - SHIP. IS CAPTURED)

~~ London; ‘Apri. = The source of

supplieg | for:the. German. subma-| |

rines it is bélieved ‘ was cut. oft today by the: capture “of Duteh |- steamer Lodéwijk: Van Nassaua off Brighton. ; ‘Destroyers arrest |

cape, after’ ‘twilee- threatening to|t fire 6n her.” “She had 4 catga of; fuel ojl and eat 0

. machine guns and 10 guns.

‘from the - -dactor.. and as it was

° Bosphorus, -

~ GERMANS BEATEN

Back Sea Fleet Intlicts Heavy Damage on’ “Towns—Russiaus Captured | Men, Guns and Sapiies |

‘Petrograd, “April 1 “Official In, Enyjrons of Krasnopol our | troops are successfully making progress. Qn the 30th they suc- cessfully. forced the. Germans to tall hack i in haste and made: pris- oners of ‘about 200 soldiers, two officers and ‘captured two machine guns: On the 29th’ we made fresh captures of prisoners, viz., 39 officers and 1,750 men and -al- so five machine guns, Our Black Sea fleet bas bombarded Seung-

(ports in Asia Minor about - 150

The bombardment caused a series of heavy explosions and a num- ber of fires, ;

From the 20th. to the 29th i in the Carpathians, in. sector. oc-. cupied by three ‘army corps. we took as prisoners 202 officers, 8 surgeons and 16,207 men, also 62

A Police Court Case - ‘There was'a scrap between’ a

a|conple-of the section men: the]...

first oft ek which wag aired] ” in- police’. cpurt’ on: “Tuesday. Ag both men had: received attention

hard to tell: which: was to blame, the magistrate dismissed. the case after | giving them. some advice, This was the first criminal case in New Hazelton ‘since the bank robbery.

CRUISER MAN a ‘London, March’ aq— ~The’ ‘en-

| éemy’s ‘ships are absolutely clear : _

ed from ‘the’ Black: Sea, - ‘The| Breslau; “formerly a German crui- ger, ‘but now ‘flying: the: ‘Turkish flag, in‘its flight back to the’ Bos- phorus struck a Turkish mine and wag disabled beyond: repair, ° On Sunday the sound. of cannon was. echoing through the streets ’ Constantinople ‘from: the “hom | bardment: at the’ mouth of the

"BASEBALL. UB OFFICERS. 1

Firat Meeting for Organization ‘Heal $ Wednesday Night . ‘

A meeting to consider. the. base ball sifmation was, el Wednes-

ON MANY ets

uldak, Kosiu, Kilimli and Ereglip

miles east of Constantinople.) |

"| ous results to both: parties.

} utes. | der arrest charged. with causing} - _| Donovan’s death.

. the matter and he stated that - hoth: men -would be. disqualified

| was put on a court: opposite the

officers were elected: — president,

- Desmond Fitzmaurice Dead

‘Desmond: Fitzmaurice, former- ly connected ' with the civil en} -| gineering staff located -at- Stella, died on January 8th at. Belford

"| Camp, England, after. an’ attack | : of cerebro-gpinal menigitis.

Fitzmaurice was at one time ‘a resident of New Hazelton : being time keeper during the early con-| ‘struction days of the. high leyel bridge. He made’ many ‘friends here who ‘will regret. to learn of his early demise.

A STREET HIGHT | _ DEATH RESULTS

Pete Donovan and Harry NcMicken in _ a Mix-up—Former Died Ten Minutes After

cies

Pete Donovan. and Harry. Me- Micken got into.a mix-up on the street in Telkwa gnd with seri-

Micken. landed a -blow:-an:Dono-| van’s face and the. latter. fell. to the ground with force... His head g|\struck a stone which caved i in his skull and. he died within ten.min- ‘MeMicken was placed. un-

Lost Their Mayor |

- Prince. ‘Rupertioccupiéetheun- enviable position. of having a-city. counci}:, ‘without i @ mayor-:or a fin- ance: minigter.. Lagt:year Mayor Newten ‘and Ald. Morrissey. did some busirjess: with. the. city and got away. with | it...T his ; year. the same: ‘thi x. Was. going. on, but some-body.got wise,, The city solicitor: was: asked. ‘to report on

by.the courts and. the best thing for them to do was, to. resign,,

A Lawn. Tennis, Club.

- There was'a. very, “good, attend- ance at the ‘neeting held Satur: day ‘ight. for, the. purpose of con- sidering. the: organization ofa lawn tennis club, There are a goodly number. of players j in town and they-alt seemed quite enthus- iastic over the prospects ‘of an early start ‘at ‘the’ ‘popular game.

"| Last year a.good. degl of. ‘work,

Presbyterian church and by some fixing WD,1§ can. he. made first 1 claas. The: organization was pre-

beri’

W. F. Brewer; Sec. -Tregs., “EB. Tatchell; executiye- committee—

|B.C. Affleck, Geo. ‘Wall. F,. Ry 3 a Law. ~The. exeen ive ‘will drat *

the by-laws.

JA detachment: of the enemy ad-

Mc- |.

get his ore‘ shippéd’ this’ week:

now: “working” ‘his’ full ‘force ‘on.

vention lagt‘ Saturday afternoon in Smithers; those - present from |" » | this district. being. R..8.-Sargent, |-:

~ BOMBARDS LIBAU].

Czernowitz Garrison Invading Russian Territory —Dot’t ‘Expect Early Passage: of Dardanelles _

On Sunday . 8. German vessel ‘ap- proached. Libau, on ‘the Baltic, and fired 200 projectiles, killing one civilian. and badly wounding another, No soldiers: were injur- ed. On Sunday | near Strunbagow -we captured the Temnants, ofa German battalion which: was at- tacked ‘by us with bayonets, num= bering 200. We’ ‘have driven the in| enemy from the region. of Waceh:-

vancing: from ° ‘Czernowitz, Buko- wina, on. Sunday:forced our ‘fron- tier and pushed forward half way to Chotin, “Steps have’ been, tak- en to: meet this incursion,

“London, March 3i- ~ Petrograd, according to a semi- official, state- ment, warns the Russian. people not to expect .too speedy. suecess, either of allies against Dardanel- Tes 0 or r Russians at Bosphorus,

- Shipment is ‘Row: Ready: am J. “Vaughan-Rhys' aikbecté | to

from’ the: Red ‘Rosé’ ‘group m He completed taking out dre and’ js

‘the: lower tunnel, six “hundred feet: ‘below. thes upper tunnel. At the surface he has uncovered the vein for 120 feet and -he! stated |. that he ‘was -well . satisfied : with’)

‘the’: property. as far as he had)

gone.

Dockriit the Candidate - The Conservatives held: a- ‘con-

one of the prospective: candidates’:

and Charléa’ ‘Hicks Beach. No He

one was present from New: ‘Haz.

elton, although, a ptoxy wag sent |:

up and: did some good work, Ags

the representative of Bowser’ wou | out, “Frank Dockrill, of Vancou-

ver, will represent, the Conser- |

vative ‘interests and dole out the patror age, although: it is under- hat Mr.:Sargent will con: tinge to get the thioat of ‘it; pro- viding, of | course . that he is 4 good boy and doesn’t attempt tory buck Bowser, any more. a

_|GERMAN: WARSHIP

Petrograd, March 31— Offcial— |. ;

hundred prisoners. .

attacks...

JENEMY SHELLING - NIEUPORT ROADS .

Action. on. Western Front is Degultary

-. Though Alfies Have mamaned al Recent Positions Won’

hard’ Nieuport bridges. .

ade on the entire front from the gea to the. Aisne: In Champaign there has been a: tnilitary. action and mine‘ ‘warfare. in. which, we, obtained an: : advantage. . In Ar-

tenacity and..determination, but. without appreciable. results. to either side. On Monday Port Donaumont, north of Verdun, was struck by twenty-one-centi- metre shells. Our. artillery: im-

: mediately silenced _ the. German - :| batteries.

The fort was not dam- aged... In. ‘the . western. part. ‘of the forest of. Lepretre we captur- ed.a line of. trenches and: took: a In ‘spite ‘of a violent counter: attack” ‘we main-

ae -| tained ‘most of: ‘what’ we. ‘won, _ ; |To the west of. Pont A Mousion | we carried : a German post: and

repulsed three. ‘German. counter

Hartmans-Wellerkopf: We: dount-

ed. the bodies of 700 Gerinan: sol- diers. me

THREE SUBMARINES - “ARE ACCOUNTED FOR

Paris,”

beheved that she sunk.: Pee

cured:ip a steel. net. guarding the.

elitranee to 6 Firth of Forth. Pre

EXPECTS Pre ac

was anticipated the ‘race for. thé|:; nomination: was a close one, buf)"

- Pagis, 1 March 31—Official Dur ing. ‘the night of 29.30 the enemy: continued. without results to bom- There has been an ‘intermittent cannon-'

gonne” fighting: continues - with |

:On- “the” battlefield a‘

“March 31 ‘81— — Official — ~&. _ | French, light : ‘erniser “rammed: a ” German. ‘submarine. Near: Dieppe -|yesterday, and from the: quanti- ties of floating oil observed . At. is

“London, March’ 21 T wo: ‘Gér- man. ‘submarines _ ‘have.been. a