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to that stirred him as he o?»ught that whiff id I of the bear’s breath, and thinks if thetwo had sonic words In the Silver King hotel, and the outcome of It was tlmtAs the time of the| . _ . oenver the goods, wliich is more than wo?tHr Miim lll° m;lkinfr accomplished by the promoters at thetnp Mallej became even more ex- I canitalY FOR THE MURDER OF JOHN COLE LAST JUNEThey returned the usual verdict in such cases, and the certificate for the burial of the body was delivered to the sheriff and by him handed over to the warden of the jail.The burial, which took place within the jail enclosure, was conducted with the rites of the Roman Catholic church, and when the body had been lowered into the grave, the lid of the box containing it was removed, and 500 pounds of lime were packed around the remains and the work of destruction was Commenced. By lO.ofi o’clock the grave had been filled up and everything pertaining to the execution had been cleared away. Those who were present, at the burial v.’cic father Althoff, J. A. Patcnaudc, J.Harwood, P. W. Laing, John McAlman and R. E. Lemon, the warden of the jail. The pallbearers were John Dooley, C. W. Wilson, J. Lyle. August Christ, John Matson, and W. II. Jones.SHORT NARRATIVE AS TO ROSE.Henry Rose was a man of 01 years, and had he embraced the opportunities which presented l hem selves to him could have been a very well educated man. His father was at one time a very wealthy resident of the city of Ottawa, but early in the youth of Rose his parents moved to Montreal, where they lived up till their death. The dlt;»:ith of tin* father of Rose occurred 'SI year ago. Lose received tlu* news uf his d**aih through the firmo| lawyers who had charge of the estate. At this time Rose had two brothers and one sister living. The estate realized, $;().lt;Hin and Rose advised the lawyers to distribute liis share among his brothers and sisters. He says he was at the time employed by the Deieware Mining Company, having charge of the copper properties on lake Champlain which the company were developing. The reasons he gave for refusing to share in the division of his father’s estate were that at that lime he was himself a comparatively rich man. counting himself worth In money and property about $300.WO. One of the odd things In the story of his life, as told by himself, is that after he gave up his share of his father’s estate Rose never had any further communication with hisbrothers or his sister, and consequently did not know whether they were alive or not. Some time after this Hose says he was sent by the company in whose employ he was to open up the well known Delaware copper mine on lake Champlain, New York state.Rose never explained just how he came to sever his connection with this company whom he served as manager and foreman, and ho Intimated that his coining to British Columbia in 1S9Q was in a measure due to the death of ids young wife who died in child birth about a year after his marriage. Neither did he ever explain what became of the property values which he had got together. At the time of his coining to this province he says he hacl (Continued on Pago Four.) , :
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Nelson Tribune
Nelson, British Columbia, CA
Sat, Nov 22, 1902
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