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VANCOUVER. April 15.-At least

one is dead 'and a. numbefnrhllsly injured as the' result ofln explosion in 1 house on Third avenue' welt. lllé last night. Two pen wel-e"seen‘ ran- ulng from the house and jumping into a waiting automphile and quickly drove sway. ' * ' '

'At that moment the house went up,

the explosion being heard halt a mile away. So great was the force of the explosion it was a couple of hours be- fore any trace conldbe found of the occupants. Then one dead body WHS found and several injured. V

No arrests have been made yet.

RITISH DESTROYER PENETRAT- ED THE DARDANELLES. '

LONDON, April 15.-lleuter‘s Tene-

dos correspondent telcgraphliig on Tuesday. says: _

“The British torpedo boat destroy-

ef Renard entered the Dardanelles yesteriay on a. scouting mission audi ran up‘the Straits at high speed for over tdi miles. penetrating the wa- terway probably farther than any of the British ships have yet done. A heavy tire was directed at her, but the destroyer was not hit.

"The British battleship London,

which followed the Renard into the Straits, drew most of the enemy's fire.

“The battery bombarded by the Tri-

umph on Saturday apparently is per- manently out of action.

“The weather ls rainy and murky,

hindering aerial reconuaisauces.”

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SEATTLE. Vliash., April 17.-The

boom in trade between Pacific ports and the Orient is breaking all records. Within the next few months the carry- ing vessels will have doubled in capa- city over last year’s figures. The traf- fic is not one way, for American ves- sels are being offered more cargo than they can accept in the orient.

The new big liner Minnesota sails

to-morrow from Yokohame for Scat- tle. She is bringing from Manlle by far the greatest hemp shipment ever carried across the Pacific--42,274 bales. The cargo includes 7,500 tons of Manchurian corn, another record. Raw silk and other merchandise fills her holds. Despite her huge size the liner is unable to take all the freight offered. The value of the cargo will run .into the nilllions.

The rapid increase with Vladlvostok,

whose trade is valued highly highly here. has impelled the Great Northern S, S. (`o., to atltl Vladivostok to the Mlni1esota‘s ports of call. The steam- er Robert Dollar has been chartered here to load for Siberia. and will carry heavy cnrgo to Vladivostok. The Miti- nesota on her 'next trip to the Orient. about May 20, will take 23,000 tons of cargo for the Russian port direct.

lt is estimated that fully $50,000,000

worth of goods will go from America to Vladivostok within the next few months through Seattle. This heavy trade supplants German commerce. and the tratilc men believe the trade will continue after the war.

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HALIFAX. April-'18,--After n trip

lasting 22 days, from Brldgeto1m,Bar- bados. the torn schooner Bessie -A. Crooks arrived at Halifax, Sunday sud is :now lying at Tobln‘s wharf with a large. rgo of molasses' tor, the Dominion :phases company. 'rlie~‘ Bessie A. Crooks is commanded by- Csptaln Crooks Ind ls to F. K. War-' ren and comnlny. On April 3rd. the

gale and was forced to lie to for two days, hut with this exception the trip was uneventful and the weather- as fine as could be expected. The Bessie Crooks has a registered ton- nage of 199. »

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USE TURTLE BAY - AS RENDEZVOU8.

LOS ANGELES. April l8.- A staff

man from one of the local papers, who was sent to Lower California, Mexico.

anese so long'to ‘float the Asama. which was reported to have gone on the rocks lu December 21, and which has caused the collector of at least two Pacific ports to refuse boats en; gaged by the Japanese to salvage the damaged cruiser; permission to leave the port after returning for supplies, returned today and tells what he saw as follows:

"Japanese marines and sailors. four

thousand strong, backed by four -‘ Ja- panese warshlps and six colllers and supply ships, are occupying Turtle Bay, Lower California. Mexico, just 409 miles from San Diego," he said, “l saw them_ there. They were the Japanese cruisers Asama, lzumo."1`ok~ loba and Chltose, the English colliers

with the Japanese colllers Penang Maru, and Kananura or Toklo."

Turtle Bay is the best harbor

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Japanese sought to purchase from Mexico some time ago, but uegotla.~ tions were abandoned when the Unlt- ed States objected to the deal.

According to' the correspondent’s

story, the harbor has been mined and ammunition by the ton ls being taken inland. The Asama, instead of being on the rocks, is aground in soft mud and could be taken off in a few hours’ time, with the alt! ofa. few good tugs.

All work on the grounded warship,

has been abandoned. Scattered over the surface of the harbor, with the exception of narrow lanes. the Paniv nese have placed ` small red flags. which the Japanese fishermen. who are the only persons living near the bay, say are moorings. The staff man. however, asserts he saw the cruiser lzuma pull two large mines from be- neath two of the flags.

The newspaper man was arrested

by Lieutenant Toniosada of the Jap- anese crulser, when he rowed along- side the vessel and snapped it with a kodak which he carried. Ha was tak- cn ashore to the main tent and after being questioned, he was 'warned not to leave the harbor ut night in tho gasoline launch in which 'he entered.

Lleut. Toinosada told him that the

Asama was in a very bad way. and that the. entlrc fleet would have to remain in tho harbor until a large transport with more men and large cranes arrive from Japan. According to information be was able to gather . from the fishermen. she never arrives but additional warships and armed

men do.

The oillccr refused to say why the

unimunltlon had been landed. and what was going on behind the point. but declared there were German war- slilps inthe iielgliborhootl and they would have to be careful. When the newspaper man, under the pretext ol' going duck hunting. attempted to go

schooner ran :into-a stiff north westi.

to learn why lt'was taking the Japl .

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_.V _ The Canada ,Life has given much study '£0 this. 011% 1' ' i ofgthe. eatesl: problenis of. the business world, 1»~\‘ and wiqi gladly forward particulars -which will

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left the States; he was ‘informed by several Japanese sailors who spoke 'Spanish that wlthlu a few days the large guns of the Asania were to be landed.

The arrival oi’ an American warship

in the harbor caused more consterna tion among the vessels apparently than a German vessel would, all moor ings were dropped and the colllers got under way. Turtle Bay is so sit nated lt would be lmpraguable to the American fleet with the aid of a few large guns onshore.

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