NESBITT ELECTRIC CO. i Truscott Vapor 88 PORT 8TBE»T. Ptoae K*. P. O. Box 18*. NESBITT .ELECTRIC victoria. Ik H~..... imn CO *«~H 11 Fort Street . . -i-—aim* -hb..... - 1 ■ 1 ■ ■ —- 1 »------! ■ ■ ------VOL. 37. VICTORIA, B. C.. WEIINESDAT. MAY 1», 1903. NO. 11).
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC. union men He didn’t know if non-union uu-u were requested tu go out by the U. FUNERAL OF LATE Question of Ocean Porta THAcàeeed at ! CHAIRMAN OF HIE B, 8. E. "they pomitiiy ctifflSma th. ir To-Dcy'» Sltrtnes of Railway •.mervst* bien tien 1 with Vho*.* of the HISTORY OF THE 3 Committed. bo unfair^ PINS, m. me , - (Special Vo tbe Times.) STR1KINC UNION Mr. Bodwell: “How enn ;:i Ottawa, May 13,—The Grand Trunk * _____ fhiri affect a non-union tuati?" Witness explained that a non-uulott Pacific bill came up again at the commit man could «« out in sympathy- He sup HUNDREDS FOLLOWED tee this rooming. The preamble of the WAS EXAMINED BEFORE posed thost- In’ Vancouver «lid *o. To PINS, HI! we<* adopted without-dimluAou,-.land the beet- of- hb* kpowledge Wo mil) tin»#» SEEKING TO FIND CORTEGE T£ CEMETERY the sifting was devrted to a discussion of COMMISSION TO-DAY man was intimi«!atVd in this city. The MOTIVE FOR CHANCES PINS- the extending of the proposed road from union wa» not responsible for wkat Mc Quebec to. the Maritime provinces, to an Bride did under the influence of liquor. Pin» are being worn tide wjxim reero hr- numiier than ert^r be Mr. Rtktw, IT: "TTh ii WTi ÿ m WWon ocean port all the year round. The com fore. Ocb stock shews the newest Ideas in gi> bail for him? Why did you pay his News N,t*s of the Domtahe-A WtU- mittee seemed to favor aa ali-Caaadiau A. Bulky, of Su»mbo*tmes’s Society, fine T* The Chief Commissioner Question:- til Knowi Presbyter!*- We liter road, with ocean ports on fhe Atlantic on tbe Witness Stand-Senrctisgly The witness replied that the union Morning by Mr. Helockee on PINS FOR THE BELT, and Pacific. could no nothing else than leseiüt a mem Mes st H*oUlw. C, M. Haye*, of the Grand Trunk, in Qees'tloned by Counsel. ber in trouble. The .reason they- did not the Matter. PINS FOR THE COLLAR, reply to u scries ef question*. agreed kelp the oVhvr defendant wa* that after that If a satisfactory arraugemvnt was the M< Bride jt;a#e he and others had been PINS FOR THE WAIST, not made between the Intercolonial and. cautioned to refrain from interference (Associated Press.) bis road for taking Traffic from Quebec The proceeding» in this morning*» sit with non-union men. When the committee inquiring Into the to the Maritime province port in winter, Ridgetown, Ont., May ML—The ting of the royal labor commission were To Commissioner Itowe: "The union Columbia & Western subsidy matter met PINS FOR THE CUFFS, then ki* company would build a railway strongly rvuiiuwvm of a recent hud pickets out in the early part of mains ef the late H«m. David Mill* fro&i Qtndsv to Moncton, from which tbe strike.» k this morning, ttoe crws-exnminaiion ot were hatovred here yesterday. By spe cclebre in the police court. Tills was the Pine of Gold, Gold-Filled and Sliver Pins, Round Pins, Oval point traffic could be take» to.-St. John t rewH-xaminarton of A. Bulley, of the He personally knew ef no case* of in Hon. Mr. Well» was continued by Mr. cial proclamation ixemvd by the mayor ti mid» turn since the strike. He in*truct- Helmcken. The latter went fully into and Bar Pine. Prices os low as 0 for 26c., 3 for 50c., etc. and Halifax. B. C. 8. 8. by Mr. Dodwell. The hear an places of buxine*» were closed during Sou tv inemhciw wanted (M* placed in ing of this witness u- cuyied 4he whole of ed the picket*, to uiolent no man. They the history of the transaction», etid.n vot Come In and see our line and bo up with the styles. the tumult of the remains through the the bill. but Hon. A. G. Blair said that the morning session, alter which an ad were to act as watchmen, each man be- ing to get from the Chief Commuions» the reason* for the various transuv ‘.lvna town. The cortege was followed to the I? would he prefcrabig t<» heîe en ar journment was taken until this after ogslgued to a particular station rangement between the Grand Trunk and neon. The chairman said at this j une to re in connection with it. ct met cry by several hundred citixenâ. Intercolonial rather than to parallel the that he had been ac«-o»red on the »treet In reply to Mr. Helmcken, Mr. Wells I Pastor Dead. govern men f roid. If we arrangement Mr. Bailey, who la chairman of the by a man who asked him for work. He said that.on,the 10th September, MMX), Victoria division of the B. C. N. 8., sai.l Hamilton, Ont., May 13.—Rev. Mungo could be effectoxl then the Grand Trank advised the n»n to go to the Wharf, but eu order-in-counul was passed, app: ived **aild build. A clause setting this.forth this organisation wa» incorporated under the latter *aid that by doing *o he would of by the government on the 1-Sth Sep- Fra see, for sixteen years pastor of Knox the *’Benevolent Bocietie* Act of British * I Challoner & Mitchell, PreWhylVrian church, in this city. Is rc-uld be placed in tho bill» bo “taking hie life in hi* hands.* ttmber. Thi* provided for the it. C. Some mvofbcr* spoke in favor of the Columbia." It was a secret society, and The witness said that there was Southern subsidy. Under that ord; : the dead, aged 07 year* ger era meut extemlirg the lnterc3 or 4,51)4. The rwomTST "ridï- didn't feel justified in stating the nature Toronto. May 13.x-According to a crop the wheat crop of the West. aftmicon. tii.n accompanying the ordcr-in-e i?ndl bulletin issued by .the Ontario govern* No cl,».*, here !,■« ertopt*,! ,,t. end of thV McrnUra of the frelcrual was signed by himself. No grant* . ere ... . «Hoiga «TM IInixatiun* • r.11 f ^»li« woui1 . ks. which hare already received considerable It is considereil practically over by tlxwe COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. oflivially denied, and I* universally dis promiuvueo in these column*. Mr. Brown's request for thcee wrs re El Triumfo credited. directly interp^ted. This -was brought fused. On 10th December, llMMi, uti vr- There wa* a fraterual uudcrwtauding about by a conference of a committee re- Cumt»erland Cobbler Charged Wit* Additional detail* of the Kiabitteff between all .labor unions that they would Cier-in-coutH U was pawed rescinding the Failing to Provide Necessaries massacre of Jew» are prime»! here daily. prewenting the unioù aud the meu.lM-rs -IMPORTED BY- not work under unfair ««nlition*. Tills previous settlement of tbv* l()Lh 8< ; -m- For Hi* Nephew. The correapondcnta give tho uumWr ef <‘f the Mni.der»'Association this.mom- Iwr, Another order-to-vouocil t-f - iPth was hardly a aympaihlc strike. It Was ing. The difference* between employee victims thu* far buried in the Jewish instituted because the C. P. N. broke Its Devemtor, 1960, tnumferriil block* 4.593 (*wclal to the Times.) tond employer were thoroughly discussed, cemetery at forty-four, and say that agreement. The strike began <»n the 10th and to tbe B. C. Southern in lien and both, it is understood, went away Cumberland, May 13.—Yesterday at eighty-four person*, serious^ wounded, of March. The strikers* places’ had not of deticicmy block B, known a* the Hudson’s Bay Co., Cumbedand before James Abrams. 8. ore still in the Jewish hospital. The satisfied that a settlement of the dispute been filled tv his knowledge, although Northern block. M. Henry Kells, cobbler, Cumberland, horror* reported scarcely hear repetition. had bain reached. victoria, a c. the boat* were running. They would re Mr. Taylor and Mr. Brown had be was committed to Nanaimo aaalnaa for In one instance «pikes Were driven main on strike as long aw the company Tlie Builder*’ Aw*ociatb«i at this tween U*h K*pteinbcr and 19th em failing to provide necessaries for his through a woman'» head into the floor morning'* 'neeiing offered a further «light oooooooo I carried “scab" freight. The men were ber mode proposals for a aMtisinont >0000000000000000 nephew, Frank MKbo, aged nine years. and cases of bodily mutilation have been supported by subw riptions from variorn* a week, with 8»tur- company which was forming for the pur tion, covered with vermin and improper having been went from Odessa to deal d:iy afternoon off, from 12 o’clock mo blocks for tendent South, who nl*o took charge of rapine and murder appear» to have ht work on Saturday afternoon they will what had been given them. fully established. tm tubers were at work, the *lenmcr Vic the boy’# sinter, ageil fourtarn, and re torian being mantled by them. He n.l- be paid at the rate of 50 cent» an hour He did not remember any more -ni-out moved her to the Children's Ahl So tnifted they only investigated one side 1 etwee# the month* of April aud Sep it until a draft order-in-councU was seen Sugar Selling ciety, Vancouver. Frank is a living FISH TRAPS. of the V. R. IL E. trouble before they tember inclusive, and at the regular rate by witness. Mr. Biown uls-» spoke- to^ Say what you like about the Sugar Trust* the fact still re akeieton, weighing only twenty four went out. of 40 cent.; per hour for the remainder him about it. “I think that Mr. Taylor mains Chat we are selling sugar as cheap 6s we ever were. Bay pound*. The doctor* say his condition All Member* From British Okimbia To Her. Dr. Rowe: Recognition of thj> of the year. mentioned the C. P. It. a* forming a part your Preserving Huger now before it advances, fa» caawed by inentfivienl («mhI and lack Are Not Opposed to Them. union HivolTed tlte exclusion of non-uuion A mas* meeting of the Carpenter»’ t.f that company.” He could net remem ef medical attention. Kells’* Imt was men. eThis wa* bis peroonal opinion. Union was held last evening, when this ber having any communication with :.nf declared to be in a filthy-condition, unfit (Special to the Times.) The local 'loiigslionmen's union and morning’* conference .wa* arranged for. member of the govt rum ont alwiet ihe Best Fine Granulated Sugar, for human habitation. Supt. Hussey in Ottawa. May 13.—It is not true that tiiarine engiuevrs' union were-not out on The fowling of (he majority of the mem matter. He remembered Mr. Broun re vestigated and prosecuted Kells. bers of the union seemed to be to favor the member» from British Columbia ape strike. ferring to the saving which wottM be of reaching a *ati*factory agri unanimously opposed to fiah traps. The Conuivs-'ioner Rowe: "Are they un made. He renwnibtnd going to a i.'Wt- 20 lbs $1.00 TO SEARCH FOR TREASURE. fair T* Witne**: "Weil, we consider they with the builder* if it wa* possible. report of the commission would have tog of the executive and Mr. Bunrn was rre. The engineers art* the aristocrat» Very few expressed tbqjttwelves in.favor silting there. Mr. McBride vu» . Iso Wrecking Steamer Reported to Have been against traps had the majority of of uninniwm; we work under them.'* of endeavoring :<• Iwleca wioei to strike there. “I turned to Mr. Brown red Dlxl H. Bobs G Go., ®"\ Gone to Scene of Inlander the same been opposed thereto. One or Chairman: "The engineers are. tbe in sympathy. It wa*. therefore, decided *nld: T understand that the pn vl.ue Disaster. two members may be opposed to trope, natural enemies of the union, then?" to aippoint a committee to arrange a will make a very large saving of several Wltnew: "Tea, so to apeak." * verbal discns*ion of tlie situation. Thi* but tbe remainder are m favor, of them. hunùitd thousand acreaT" Mr. Brown (Special te the Times.) They had men in their society Iielong- was done. i « plied ‘Ye*.* ” Seattle, May 13.—The wrecking steam ing to more than one union. They «lid At thi* morning's conference Until Mr. Helmcken asked for the reason» FATMj KIOTO. er Henry Finch, in charge of the cap not dictate as to the class of work as *iile* exprvswcd their ca*c clearly and which promplt-ii the govermuent in mak tain of the same name, sailed for AhMfita signed to a man. There wa* nothing to fully with th# result mentioned. During a People Killed and Two Hundred ln- ing the change a* indicatid by the or- this morning, where she will make, an kinder an oiler being shiffed to do the tin* di*cit**ioii member* of tlie Builder*’ der-to-conncil of 19th Dfttefcuber. Jun-d—X>rlk«Ts fiet Fire te Quay. Papering and Kalsomining attempt to take the treasure from the work ».f a deck lia ml. They had had no Awoviatien explained that they^dM not Mr. Well* said that he was actv.attd Does yoor house need painting or your walls require kalaomlnlag—or perhaps It wrecked steamer Islander, and the ahip, picket» out during the strike. Men had oraploy over 56 per cent, of the carpen by the saving in area. He eaukl in.l re Is wallpaper you want? If so, cell and Inspect our patterns; It will certainly pay you. Colorado, 15 mile* south of Juneau. The . (Aaeoc-lated Press.) bi*n assaulted by membero of the union ter* of the city, and that the union member what any member* said. We carry the largeut stock of wallpaper» In the Province. steamer carries the most jwswerful mod S.i ip-la go. OU8, May 1*.—The Write of —there were three case*. ahould not. therefore, confine h* atten d***k latwrvre at Valparaiso la bwmting When the order-In-council wa* drawn ▲leo carry a large stock of Painters’ and Paperhangers' Supplies. ern machinery for lifting heavy weight* The wit new» explained the circum tion to exacting higher wage* from he wa* offered by tbe Ik*, FALSE GREEK FORESHORE. Mr. Wells had no Idea what wa* the complete. A largo number of the dele- row night follows: garding Xfr. Estes's trip to Victoria, Mills, Elevator, Cara and Number of (-has. RueaeU. general rvison whh-h prompted the gov S*es arrived last evening, and the re Hymn ...... ■long lines similar to hie cross-examina The Premier Say* No Portion Has Been Small Dwellings Destroyed. tion of Mr. Bulley in the police court. ernment to make this grant. mainder are expected by this evening*» i Prayer ...... Leased to Messrs. Burnett * Kelly. The arrangement of 19th December boat. A feature of the programme foe Ohonw, “Hallelujah” ...... Handel BRIEF WrteECH. ’Continuing, the witness said he did not (Associated Press.) wa* not carried out Mr. Brown came each evening will be the musical chorutte* President’* remark» ...... know that Mr. Bates went up the line for (Special to tbe Times.) Buffalo. May J3.—The diamond mills Victorian Parliament Opened—Bill to the purpose of stirring tip a strike. to him and wanted a Hiibetinition sn.ui which will be rendered by a massed AxMrem. Rev. Dr. Woodsworth ...... Ottawa, May 13.—In answer to Mr, the British (V. it Hilda Honftwii to :he choir under the direction of- Gideon 8«, Rev. Dr. RutherhwwS...... sioners and Mr. Dumunuir wa» held this in-comiril wif* passed. Being shew;1, a iStearner Aorangi reached the ocean lieen summoned to pa** a measure deal did Mr. Rate* go for?" morning* to discus* the question of the ing last evening and another this morn Chora», “WoHJ>7 I. the Leu»'*....Hindu small print. Mr. Well* said That this docks from Australia early this affernoon ing with the railroad strike. Witness: “He may have gone in con Extetmion «trike. It i* umlerntood there ing for the purpose of completing tlielr Hjl—ti — , ...... bore out what he thought, that a mfip with a large complement of passengers, nection with the strike." was a proposition More them and the work before the convention. The first BnudMlm ...... with a draft « nler-in-eouiieil had - me tiearly three hundred. The forward end —If you ^tre going to bay a refriger To Mr. Bodwell wjînes» continuing, matter wa* considered at length, with draft of the stations will, therefore, be. to himself from Mr. Brown through the The prorlnclnl branch of the Women'. of the freight department had been fitted ator this season, and keep your provis *ald he did nof see any Inflammatory cir tbe object of arriving at a settlement. ready to lay on the table at the opening Mi*.loner. Society is holding it» nimunl up for the accommodation of the steer ions freeh and wholeeome, we would ad culars sent out by Mr. Estes. The local hand* of Mr. McNeill. He found the session. An interview was first held hetw en Mr conference today at the Metropolitan age passenger*, of whom there were vise you to get It now, while the assort strike was not to assist the V IL R E handwriting of Mr. Mc Neill on thv map. „ Thlae evening a meeting ot the mtoia- Bodwell, counsel for Mr.'thmsmuir, and Thi* map;wa* -found to be th-» office filé, Methodhit chdrch. l»egnte« ire in it- ■Trout 100. Among (lie passenger* were ment is compute. WvtW Broa. • Hft~dti. «et.know that th# U. IL It. U. tho «totter*, k tmal branch of the conference will be tendince from all parta of British Coi 12 clergymen, who debarked at Fiji to askedrtelrreel theITw. teamsters'tn.m.tn■—* flhion.14,! ... toA_ go_ ouf.... iiHe 1’ . . Mr. WelT* presumed that tfifV Was ‘thé held, when businees pertaining CXrln- after an adjournment was taken, the Investigate the alleged burning of a The Toronto News’» cable tmym a court- dlduft know why they went out. meeting bet Warn Mr. Dunsmutr find the plan which wn* before- the executive on •hrely to the minister» will be dealt with. martial la he progreow at Dunedin «gelnet Chairman: "Surely, Mr. Bulley, labor 10th August, 1901. church by Catholics. The Aorangi last certain oArcm #ff tbe Twenty flint Ian- Chief Justice and Rev. Dr. Rowe took The officers of the past year wiU preside. ner. Dr. T. O. Willem*, at Montreal, night passed a full rigged loaded ship, unions know what they go on strike for." It wa* pointed out by Mr. Helmcken Bev^B. B. Scott, the president, will, cero. They are aevuaed of “rageteg'* a place» XVhnt tho substance nf the pro at the <*WUtap meeting at the Montrai bound in. She also spoke the Amphion, brother ofleer. Lieut. WUUenw. WIHteroe Continuing, the witness said that he position wa* it wa* impossible Vo learn, that two orders-to-council were passed th* lev ore, occupy the chair, and the Rev. Method* conference, wig * to In te I» a colonial “rmokert* Who gahied his oom- on 10th Angimt, 1901, one wsn f««r set Pored of mlehaerlel (hates, end wttt ac en route to Esq aimait. The cruiser supposed the teamsters wenf out in con but there I* no doubt that it received the J. P. Hicks will perform the duties of mhwloo through heroism dfcffiayed 1» the tlement of B, C. Southern in full arid the cent a patitlen with a Mfr a-eurance cone should arrive to-night The liner has 48 «loath African war. Hr takes hie position nection with the V. " B. R. E. strike. most serious consideration of commis secretary. At the first session of the r, tie eta** being dne to W-healt*. tone of freight, including 25 tone of coal. Some who went on strike were, non pany, actions!/. eioneri and mine owner. •Continued oa page A)
/ VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1903
•SBTUnpS ewt.a^Me'tWsirifc*. JIe Canadians have to do to develop their BE CAREFUL buxines» done directly with the men at Ludysmhh hajl fallen off 25 per wot, Don't take chahws .^rlth Quality In Collections had deteriorated to a similar order to save a little on the price. . Huy where the Quality is of a high extent. If the strike' continued the standard and the prices fuir. Our suc money due them from the men would ;iCTort!Aac cess he setting I* 4,eeet4y traceable, to .t>e„.6Îtu*vthw towt. TV* grocwy business WMM i .1 the excellence of the drùgs and medi was more seriously affected. Since toe cines so.d. Qrst of yny trade had been very bad. We use oa'y the beat drugs obtain- 'l*he various strikes which have oc able. curred in this province had exvrdsed a Ojir .prescription department Is in There very few cleans charge of skiifcs* pharmacists and the oisasirous effect upon trade. The effect workmanship Is of the highest grade.*-- of the Wellington cutlieriea strike on the ing operations In which Sunlight Let us dispense y (fat pt escriptftms. businens of Victoria was very serious. The comtsiuy's pay roll » at tadysuiilh Soap cannot be used to advant Cimpbell's Prescription Store, wu* probably $75,«100 fo $l()0,tilXf per age. It makes the home bright month. ;to per cent, of which went to CORNER PORT AND D^COUiS STS. Victoria. In this particular alone Vic and dean. toria had lost about $25,000 |**r month uf it. Th* Ki*}.. r..r wne mifll.tp to since the strike. AlLugeth-r he would nttt*n«l the opening of the exposition, anti estimatkv the loss to this city's trade at it was for the purple uf being present about $50.000 jier mouth. The witness at the ceremonial event, which took place said he would try and obtain particulars some time later, flint Hoa.'Mr. Fisher Add Your Name of th., falling off in the trade of the prov had remained over in* Japan. ince in consequence \>f the various strikes. Trade with Japan can Ik? improved, he He knew of business failures due to «ays. particularly in the line* of lumber, flour, pulp and furniture. The exposi- To the chair tn in he su id he could give demonstrated conclusively to the to the List no iika of a solution of the trouble. The Japanese that the Canadian flour is the government would have to Intervene. He BOH. SIDHEY FISHER l»er-t obtainable, and in view of fliq f«et Of those using Electric Light, and save time, suggested liât m the event of two arfel flint the T5ominivn commisklou had their t raton, I sung unable to agree on a third SPEAKS OR SUBJECT own expert baker with them., lire Jape labor and money. Special rates on store light the lkinitiium government should make were given a good opportunity of appre ing. Extraordinary inducements to household tlic'A.’ivction. ciating this fact. The «l.-mand for paper < 'hairni in — “Thee somebody down Hon. Mr FUlier de*vrh>ce ns enormous. ers wishing to instal the light there will have to know som 'thing more Tin* Japs are very large consumera of Believes Business Cm Be Developed in Ring up 123 and we will explain. about British Columbia than most of pnjier, but would prefer to import it In Floor, Lumber. Pulp and Furniture pulp. Therefore he believe* that if nillU To Mr. Rod well tl»c vitiieiw said the were started over here they could find a government ritmild appoint a business market for thrlr entire production in that toen of the province. B. G, Electric Ry. Go., Ltd T. 11. Twigg swore t«> die identity of the constitution of the American Federa 35 Y A TES STREET. tion of. tabor submitted as in evidence. He said the typographical union was not incorporait*!. The members took an ob ligation to observe the rules and by-laws. Olive They began operation» tn Reqnimatt tn’ core*. of the 1> miinioii Trades and Labor Uon- EE OF TOE 1W*4, and In Vancouver in 18118. The Where la the Third Man? greatrat mirnU-r of men employed by gress and local organiser of the Ameri them in 1902 wad from 150 to 21*1. They can Federation of Labor. As such his In yesterday's puxale, by using the upper left corner as base, one of the true employed boilermakers, uinvhiuisr*, join dutiw were to organise workingmen's can be found formed by the left side of the speaker's hat. With the right side of ers, ship-caulker*, and ship-carpenters. uni,ms and not iieceosarily to secure their picture as base, the second is found toward the left, formed by Ms scarf. 1 Seventy per edit, were wooden ship animation with the A «ter lea it Federation wrights. Nearly all pen members of of tabor. He was allowed no salary for their respective union». The company this wvrk, WANTS. recognized nearly all the unions. Ry To Rev. De. Rowe he said the typo WANTED—Young man as stenographer and EVIDENCE ON STRIKES, such recognition was meant acceptance graphical union had a burial fund. Usu-- typewriter. Must hare had earns expert- ISLAND HAY of tbuir Dominion Trades Congress They had had a little trouble last year. A few enterprising men to sell stock and lTTBRALL—16 Yesterday Afternoon. It was caused by their •mploying two would not issue a charter to a local union appoint agents for the Poo thin Nurseries, Alterations, office fittings. itH't*. T-H îhglîig to The Vancouver Ship- ' 4w^at -national body if there was one. but would •loymeot. good pay weekly. Sioue A wrighrs’ union. The local union refused 'elllhgton. Toronto. BOBT. DINBDALE. 48 Third street. 1 t<> work with them because, the two be- affiliate wtih them. This meant that if phone 840. Estimates furnished for h The hr*! witness examined in yester • b+ngesl to the Terminal City organization. Canadian unions didn't join international WANTED—«Waitress. Hotel Victoria. sad atone buildings. Ie am prepared organisation» they would have to stand build brick huueee et about the a day afternoon's sitting of the royal la They had been working on the Venture coat as frame buildings, which are ■ bor roinmission was ('has. A. Gregg, of p rev ion* t » that. The objection of the alone. WANTED—To purchase, a lot and cottage permanent and cheaper to mslntaia. Canadian trades unionism in Itself near Dallas road. Address Cottage, care the Colonist staff, who was editor of the local union was that the two men were Time*. lloeuland Miner during the strike at that not member* of the Victoria organiza would not have sufficient strength to MOORE A WHITTINGTON, 150 Tati city in 1901. The months particularized tion. t**t more than a few year». He dindV WANTED—600 lota of second-hand clothe*, We hare up-to-date mat binary and by Mr. Bod well, who examined the wit The president of the union informed ‘bilik the lo<-al tin ion* were under Am raen'e preferable, to ship North. Cash do work, to your advantage. Phone TBQl ness, were July, August and September. him that they had passed a resolution h> erican control. It didn't make any dif. paid by F. J. Billancourt, auctioneer and fereuco. in hi» opinion, if the headquar vomnuealtin agent. Just phone. I'll call. Mr. Gregg gave evi«knce as to the ac- the effect that they would not work with Phones: Office, I1Ô1S; Rea., R710. ters were In Ottawa. Winnipeg or Kan curacy of certain statimients, articles mem lier» of the Vancouver nniou with E6T1MATB8 GIVEN os moving ball and interviews regarding the strike, ap- out the consent of their own unions. sas. A* to the Trades and Labor Coun HOARDERS WANTED—All modern cea- work carefully done at reaaoaabla peariifg in the Miner while he was editor. Previous. tv that th» firm had other cil, it was composed of delegates from renlencea and comforts; home cooking; Johnson A Co.. Ill North Pembroke Bl the different union*, which had a national moat desirable location, on car line. XL» To the chairman he said that the IiosA- trouble with their viuplojye*. One oc Yates street. lam! Min r at that timo was the organ curred a little over a year ago, when or internatioiuiI charter. CABBCTTHKRtt, DICKSON A HOW1 they were repairing a vewet from the The use of the label was a protection 181 to 186 Johnson street of the mine owners; the Evening World WANTED—Medium wised buggy or two Block, màaufnctorera of show was the paper of the miners. other side, lie ask'-d permission of the to the public, guaranteeing that the wheeled cart. rubber tires. Address 190 siote fixtures In hard and soft woods The examination of Geo. Penketh, of « union t<* l'tnidoy outsiders in order to goods were produced under just rondi- Chatham street, Victoria. elgnaand eel lm a tea furnished. enable them to do the work in the lime tions, that tho non received equitable lb# Boilermakers’ union, who gave evi- WANTRp—Copper, brass, sine, lead, ropes. denee jn tlie rnon-mg. wa* tyi1 umed as u quired. Th# local union held a meet 1 enumeration; and it sue almost a guar Bden'a Junk »x>n as the previous witness eondntled ing and refused their consent. They antee that they are produced under sani street, 2 floor* from his testimony. A ronsiderable jiortion said they wouldn't work with non-union tary condition*. As to the international Rlançhard. PAT ECHOOL-Mtaa C. G. Poa. 86 Mason tif what Mr. Penketh said was inaudible men. Time was the essence of their con expert of trades-union tern, he thought the HON. SYDNEY FISHER. to the reporters, and doe» not, therefore, tract. and this was explained to the men. ' îwaniaatloua had a tendency to make WANTED-Several I a of good char- (eopls friendly, 'i •cter to manage d t offices In each appear in the report. In regard to ttie but it made no difference. The upshot by H. K. Gosneil. of the provincial state for bourn of staadlag; salary P1NB ARTS—Drawing, painting, medal- The commission adjourned until this f which he visited, which employed about •haale»» drawing, etc. Garonne, he did not consider the union was they had to do the best they could bureau of Inform»lion, and C. II. Me 4.IMH) men. $20 weekly In cash Thursday direct men had broken faith with Mr. Sea- with the men available. morning. from mala office, w II expenses. Ooi- Laac, the Portland <-ommi»»ioucr for the Asked aiwut the anti-Russian feeling onlal Co., Chicago. brook, because there wa* no strike At another time the local union ob ANOTHER BK IT 1811 SIXX'-ESS. expowition to be held in that city in 11*6. ir, Japan, lion. Mr. Ftslier said that in acroes the line when they agreed to do jected to union men coming from the Both these gentlemen were noxious to SHORTHAND SCHOOL, 18 Bread the pres* and in private conversation, he MAN OP GOOD APPEARANCE and bast Shorthand, other siile on the ground that they were interview Mr. Fteher. ami they nvcom- «.l.^ rve.l U very strong spirit of Indigna- as district age* I ".KSKa Mr. Scabrook, in reply to the chair- not up to the standard. They had been The Capture of Sa koto Which Added to Mil 100,000 Square Miles to Northern panied the party to Vancouver, as mine | tioe, but there had been no demonsfra- Canada, would give they were not uniou men. condition of trade with Japan can be j So far a* ho could see, or as far as it deace procured In law catea, civil and o.x? control over their actions than The trouble in July of 1002 lasted ture of the Emir of Kano, 100,000 improved. In every respect his criminal, la an; laa streets, will he ! was possible for the eye of the vteitor divorcee, etc. Coast Detective isnessed now. He admitted, how- about two weeks. The witness t ____ square miles of territory had been ad trip has been mo*t satisfactory. ded to Northern Nigeria, and would be : to Japan to penetrate, there were no spe tiat had they not been associated plained the causes of the difficulty, al Apart from other considérât ion* he cial preparations for war, either in the io American organization they ready given by him. He told the execu administered by the government of that found that bust m'a* with Mikadoland can territory. way of securing coal or in the manufac UPHOl.STKRING AND AWNING*. ave taken the work on the Gar- live that If the t:wo1 men —wplllitl be very largely devclopeil. What is re ture of arms, although in the arsenals against were not at work by 1 o'clock Details hare been received here of the quired, said the Canadian minister SMITH A CHAMPION, 100 Douglas street. capture of Sokoto ou March 14th by the and powder factories such preparations next day flic services of the others would POE BALE—A five-roomed cotUge, with Upholstering and British column commanded by Col. M«r- might be in progress, and the stranger not be mini red any longer. The two know nothing about them. He saw the tsrge 3-otati subie sad olticken house; tend. The engagement tented two and lot 60x138, srkb fruit tree*, ail bearing, wet» Bet at work at the time specified PAINTING. a naif hours. Tlie British numbered big naval review at Kobe, when 71 ships and in good order. Apply on ibe pre PAPPSI. HANGING, MTU. and th> other* went out. The trouble were under flag and was greatly im mises, T. WMtwell, 25 l*acklugtoo etraet, was settled after two week*. The prin about 500 men, with four quick-brc guns cEy. M ARMAN LEWIS, 2» Pioneer 8t. pressed with so imposing a spectacle. 990A. cipal point in tile settlement was that the and lour Maxim*. The enemy's horse and foot were estimated to number some POR SAL®—Gent's bicycle, almost new; firm had the right to employ outride BRA K RM AN #HOT. imitai men if there were not enough local <$,<**) men, their riflemen being armed OUTLOOK B1UGHTER. half price, 825. Apply Boulder Restant- PLUMBERS AND GAS PITT BRA. ir TTi.i ll■l■Goveramwu. .item « WILSON,M Trotrides at Jackaen, Tenn. Correepondenf Takes 0|di mist ic tar*. 4Bell Hanger* Tinsmiths; •r* hi the beat Tk w of the Balkan Kfaation. Burnside. Jackson. Tenn., May 10. The strike plug supplied •t ra«*A. on the Mobile & Ohio r*ihr#iy*ts becom POR SALE—Boy's bicycle In gdbd can- Street, ffctortfatorte. BC. Tetephbee call 128. ing aeriou*. On« man killed, two trains ditlon. Apply to Mrs. A. M. Cook, 60 a«c”'» Wm FOR SALE—Fine brick residence, near be Well to have a judge of the Supreme Maxim and rifle fire. They had no pro burines» centre, a bargain. For parties- »»WER PIPE, FLOWER POT», Bm- Fb regard to arbitration, if two inerties per leadership, but the isolated band|i were unable to agree upon a third arbi court appoint the third arbitrator. ter* address I*. O. Box 77, Victoria. To the Chairman—The difficulty In yonti'.iued to advance over heaps of dead trator, the appointment of one should be and dying, often only individual* reach FOR BALE—214 h.p. launch. Can be left to a Supreme conrt judge. dealing with unions* was that the men after 5 p.m. 108 King street. •AIL LOFT A TEST FACTORY. ing within a yard of the square, where, Rev. I>r. RoWe—“What i* meant by uidn't appreciate tin# fact that the em ployers should r.rt'ivc greater considera refusing quarter, they Were shot down OAK BAY—For sale a good house, 7 we Hate a large stock of tern» recognition of a union?” *v»for sale wor eurr.hire. r.F. jeuceJaune «A i*ro.,Bro., proapm tion, and that their interests were iden while shouting, “Allah!" with their last bath, electric light, etc; large 1. Hie uitiKSH in rep'.y explained that It breath. ^ good outhouses. Address box 390. tical sail and loot makers, 127% Govern- meant the right of the union to deal with tical. Furthenn wc, he didn't think the The main dbody of the natives was employer* through shop committees. It better element In the unions took the In juni Mucedupia will be occupied with the FOR SALE—A Victoria phaeton, property terest in the matters they should. The finally routed," leaving a remnant of of Robert Irving, Esq.; may be seen at practically involved the exclusion of non my residence, corner of Cook and View advantage fierivv«l from unions was the about thirty ch’efs around the Emir'a union men from work in his craft. Re great white flag. These chiefs were de Jjreets; will be sold at beet offer. Joba B1NC ETCHINGS—All kinds of Engrai cognition was what all unions contended creation of .1 uniform scale of wage*, fiant to the test, and their corpses were sine, for printers for. The paramount aim wa* to ob placing employer* on un equal fooling. oto-Engraving Co. found hedging .tne standard when the tain and maintain a standard rate of 3 ne agreement Wt ween the company and jJ^^-Two lots In New Albernl. la. Maps, plane. British entered the city, which consisted TV IhBTMIouw*e<*pll,g nx,me- vrlttx i*e of “* ' ------lot, good site; Wage*» Shop committees only could ne men act forth that the company couldn't Bit ltae street. mostly of thatched houses. Its seml- also boat sad boat boui U. 8. patent HALF TONE»—Equal to any usds i gotiate with employer*. They usually inaugurate a lockout without giving the ------.4tr - ruiued walls ex tende-1 seven miles where. Why send to cities out of reported back to the imion. or they hiay •non a week's notice, am! tiie men could T9 LET—Cottage and fine orchard. No. teat No. 628.680. Issued tune 13th, Province when you can get your'’Ena around the place and were pierced by 5 Bodwell, off Fcrnwoed feed. Apply 7 t particulars teas la the Province? ~ ' ^ bo empowered to settle difficulties. He not strike without giving the company ork guai eight gate*. Edmonton road. El Us, New Albernl. prices satisfactory. The B. C. Pirate did not bvtiw • in intimidating non-union that butch notice. The uniou could not A few day* later the populace return non or posting them a* unfair, and In alter their by daw* without giving six TO LET—Comfortably fomtsheil FOB 8A LB—Four 1.006 appi B. C ed and the Fnlante tendered their sub onfurniabed rooms, on the Victoria No. that manner encourage the boycott- He month»' notice. The recognition of the ma, on groui Building lety; srill mission to Commander Lugard, who in- ply fliwt bouse, Burnside ix* be sold BUSINESS Itelir twelve years, and one at The strike of the building trade* nf To Wbarf Street ive same by applying to the gar- VANOOUVER-QUADItA,■ v . No. 2. A. tadysmith for two years. He had had ronto bae reratied an acute stage, and the A * A. M. ■«tl We,l'n4daj bor Congress. Master Osrpeneero ami Merams are com- 26th. 7:36 wtehratetoy, H. BnHei was the next witness. Un no expi-rien«>t wit!» strikes at Comox,. but Masonic T« petted to advertise now »>r men In all the MONEY TO LOAN, BOARD ANÇ ROOMS. B. B. Me! dng. Secretary. der examination by Mr. Bodwell, he said had nt tadysmlth. Strikes had a bad Eighty-five per cent, of the Boers who <*tty ind c<-m*rr r»perv itrin stat.ri that effect <>n trade. Jobliing bnaitM>s« done the excessive cote of building material and Household Goods;■ ; t-iaooe;Pianos; Organs;vr| COURTOURT CARIBOO. No. 743, I. OO. F J, !k company wa* incorporated and had hare been repatriated In the Orange Riv Carriages ; Farm Wagons, FOR FIRST-CLAM FURNISHED ROOMS, with Ladysmith from here had deprecl- er Colony have started work on farms. | l*bor ie preventing large work* which works in both Victoria and Vancouver. were contempt*ted from gulng on. Payments monthly. Address Box 297, Ctty. by day, week or moatk, single or in day, at 8 p. ra. each month. T. R. De^ suites, go to 9» Douglas street. secretary, 48 Ystcn «treat. VICTOBIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1908. = don't know who he was working for," Mr. Taylor was in league with the C. bare known of the npnjjeehrelix,... Bberta*» advice waa to deUyef the cruwn . grants. 'Bw did not tell this Co’ Mr. Mr. Davie waniiMto kpuw if Mr. Tay “If. ypur story i*r ceerect there must l have been a connection between Mr. Tay- DutiMiiuir. Mr. Dunsmuiir said that Mr. r. i. ram lor would not .tare to have the toaenr- lo; and the '€. I\ Kv If Mr. Taylor's Eberts would justify him In deHvering 1 mM»,of the C. V. R. lb order to put this **Mince Moat without a Cook." deal th rougit. story is corriH't then you must have been the crown grants. Mr. Dunsmttir came '6ILL6BDS to him in the House and asked why they uie Mr. Welle tjaid he did not know. lie trying to *liold up the Kt. Heady lo add vinegar, Sir Thomas that he had the grunts avis pressed that there were llav,». "Xu," rvturm-d Mr. W nil.. Sir WMk t)ie t.„y ratilrd the new he afterwards got them from the official*. Has been so liberally patronized by the It is therefore but to be expected that three conditions for the building to Thomas Khaughnewr «lK-te »i>olo*etie- ! pllu„ ,nd th,., now beln* pet in Rl>cnce*s Bridge; first, a cash subsidy; ally ul»ut It. He raid that a.I they had i .h„, „i,„,tur.. pempany’a ve- INVERTAVISH NURSERY kno wn no w. Mr. AVctt* «Id Ho well remembered jbtennd JfOrkaw JU th* anme tinaeg WhU^ FOB TUB PROMPT RBUBF AND CURB Mr. Wells, in Lia cross-examination by latiomi. with the railgoad company wa» that Rtr Thomas Khangbnesaÿ looked 16,000 Orranlom». all rarMlee; 8t«-k Aetora, Lobelia, and «II other bedding-out being discussed. coming into the heart of the city, it la OF COCGH8. COLDS, HOAB81NBSB, E. P. Da via, said that Mr. Taylor came upfci«l Mr. Davis. Mr. Wells Mr. Wells. Sox bar. The veriest tyro in mechanic* cannof but recognize { Victoria, May IS.—5 a.m.—An attendre hi» department did not necessarily In would not soy he concurred. He signed Mr. Davis called attention to the We've Juat rvcetved » new etonu arte 1» tfwwly spreading over thla former evidence of Mr. We#» fhat Sir volve his agreement with it. tine at fancy Wrpil Box for the advantage of this, ensuring as It does greater ea $60700 the recommendation, in that far he con in working and stronger duplicating power. The price is I province from the Pacific; It wia cause a Thomas Sfcaughnessy had said that if The building of the line to tiP*11**?'8 me*. Mrtpee are blee, red, curred. There were no conditions ex $90.90, and when you pay more than this for a type general rainfall, and increasing wind» f the de- white ami feveeder colored the Stralta. A southerly gale now pre- cept what were in the settlement order. ruin* to get him or hi. government into llr*n of ,.h.e ,ruwn Kr.ot.. not vl.-e ve, writer you pay good money for nothing. “What occurred to induce you to be alita «breads on bîe«* ground. rail» ou the coast from Vaucvpver Island iruutde he did not want th«*m. He could Uot imagine Sir Thomas let Sises, 9S, 10, 10%. Only to toe Columbia river. The weather has come dissatisfied?” asked Mr. Davis. Mr. ting two such iuiportont documents aa VICTORIA, BOOK & STATIONERY CO., LU. Welts evtdd not give any particular rea- Mr. Wells could not recall the eiremn- becu decidedly wnroi tlmtoghmit toe Pa- Ftauces under which fhoee were spoken, th*e crown grants out of hi* hsuds, ss cldc elope and atao acre»» the tcrrltoriA.a Lilt -Sir Thomas u*e«l them. . ...___ , took place according to (be contention of 23c PA1H “Doesn't that seem remarkable 7* the C. P. It to Manitoba. queried Mr. Davis. “No. At a meet Mr. Davis thought they fitted in well Wa have Rdx for a# kinds of Mr. Helmcken qu««ti»ncd Mr. Welle Forecast». ing previous to this one his assent was with the other statement he had given. ^ feet and for aM kind» of wear. a* to the signing of the recommendation For 30 boar» ending 5 pin. Thursday: given. 1 had disagreed with it,'* return Mr. Welle admitted he knew Mr. Victoria and vicinity—Fresh to atrong ed Mr. Wells. Oswald as secretory of the & <><><><><><>o<><>oo<>o New Westminster — Barometer. 29.74; “Is If not true these were delivered on Mr. Brown ami Mr. Taylor were work- 9 A a. - temperature 52, nilntmdrn 42; win*, 6 mile» not fuily understand the settlement. th Menutecturera el ClollilBg “Did this not eeem peculiar (hat one the 20th November and lay in the vault» teff together. Ile g-t that iU« :« Ih « husc eaat; ruin, .02; wear her, eloody. of the company that night?" aaked Mr. each of them had repeatedly ap|M*«red th Top Shin* and Undtrweer. VICTORIA, B. 0. $ Kamloops-lianonOT. 29.84; temperature of the executive, and he the Premier, An llnsennd did not understand it*/” queried Mr. Davis. **These two crown grant»?** before him in connect ion with the B. G. 58. minimum 54; wind, 10 miles queried Mr. Welb. “That ii not so. Southern matter*. w weather, cloudy. DavHu “Was it your Intention that if Economic ,8 That in a put up job. They were never "Khaughnesay, .Brown and Taylor all Bdmontou—Barometer, 29.00; tampers Mr. Ducjuuuirdid not understand ft that you would hare a change made?*' he out of my trunk." took an intereM In you in Montreal?" Aure 46, mhrtdram *4; wind, 4 rnllva south- He did nof know what Mr. Taylor'e aaked Mr. 1Ilvlmckeu. “Yes," replied Development further asked. “Wçll I don't know," OORR T KLBOTORATB AND §«•**; weeUier. fair. connection wa* with the Ç. P R. He Mr- WUa. i ADMINISTRATION Off VUIâ» the only resuV wottte àék toy thatr jf w*w «eceréqff that “Wut they didn't te- LU) AFFAIRS, v - > Luxury in PASSENGER!. Mr. Davis. grants?" continned Mr. Helmcken. “No.1 mpk B0¥1 He had heard nume time that acme1 Even if an order-!n-council had-been CURIOUS THINGS Per steamer Charmer Rom V-.irfboorer— trouble in vontu-ttiou * with the Crow' Ç. H. Fraser, E. J. Fife. Ira. M. Kii4hn< y« i, posted the Premier might direct the !, These are three bad rate tor a»j course by orders, replied Mr. Well*. If Qome From Coffee Drinking. Xest Coal Conquiny was to be obviated Moderation Sarah Bow ell, J. F. Bet ta ami wife, R. y. ' Jouug country to get Into. Indiffer HtlllliKin. H. J[. TliMuqeoii, II, ]>ler. Key the Premier said not to deliver the crown by t 1ki triuiHftv of the laml from the H. ence to plain facts wUI not mend will harm ro one, and for that reason thfr Pier. Jus. Baron. A-rtlnir Fulcher, C. E. < V SuuHiom RHli.i.lv t» Î ------g raj]not luim ditliraf«4 i nor lead to s heUarmast- • himipV' •I'rav- 'is • WT'ii "STqveltiteil ‘IfUTh1 fiTBT" Dnvl* «sited if it would not have tt wi» Twk city waRwrir Western. Tic had seen the agreement oT condHIs. with, nickel plated fitting*, McPherson, A. N. f wbictr I wa* very vaus- it was under reserve. They could , “Kxeceta your orders for Com Jlaeii*. a Bryant. K. Marvel. C. II. ftutto- fond. To say that I am thankful now mercial Printing at such prîtes aa A. SHERET, ertmwl. J. <'aivert, H. II.. IHiillii*. J. A. delivered ?" asked Mr. Davis. have date!' <1 4.5!»4. because there wa* no will prevent the eeudiug of the Wiwwl. J. lt>e, He preened to know if such could have fdr having done this is putting it very reserve. He hail up to some time after work back Baal." Tel. 0». 102 Fort Street. Mm. F. t'uimlngham. Mm. Kmm. J. A. on Mr. Prentice when he told him? conversation with Mr. Toylw before ho Good healthy red blood will cure most Mr. Welle contended that he took an SUITS WtfaKTflto MiMigna------*• - - Twj^wmœr timàm*? Berger, Misa Folsom. Wftrefed (hé S à rife. ' early opportunity^-wwerpnrtnt’-Mvr'Dwi*». location of Works: — When Mr. Taylor made his proposition destroys the red corpuscle* and produce* muir with the f6«-ts. ■’ReFtw onMrtBr «a» w-WihT lefl get witness believed Mr. Taylor and Mr. white or watery biood. A definite change He remembered Mr. Eberts speaking prices Satisfaction guaranteed. Monkey Brand Soap remove» all etalna, Brown were working together. ie mide by leaving off coffee entirely and to him nhont the urgency of «lellveriug Crofton. Vancouver Island, B. C mat, iirt or tarniah — but won't wash “Who was Mr. Taylor working Tor?' n*lng Postum. You can prove this by the crown grants after hip return, from ' THOMAS 6 GRANT'S, asked Mr. Davis. “I don't know. I trial. Montreal. The Atlorney-Gxneral must 91 GOVERNMENT STREET. c4 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1903.
and bas lice» auaUiaed by an uvergrUelm- ' which is ifluivajeut to about twepty^ti* £******** +**********»***** Cbe Batte Eimes. «ddjgjggggte j « « ,u ,)» J» J» J» J» J. Jf J»” MKXBMfiWMM ^«UritH Buallay) termination to carry out such reform* as wilt rdUt* hu> «tau- from the slough into a» . .. . ------_ V wlrtch It lias been dragged by' the demn Charlton to the leadership of the Lib limes Printing ft Publishing Co.. gogiK1» who had not the courage to resist eral party. ' It is our turn to make a H fowl MBLSOtl. Manager. the demands made upon them fry a high suggestion. The selection of !ilr._ Bor SPENCER’S Offices ...... an Breed Street riNvyboae...... Mo. 46 ly organised minority. Some ..f the Ana den as Conservative leader has not been WESTERN CANADA'S BIG STORE. trails»» states hove TPffll^ tTiSt There is received with profound satisfaction by l>at y, earn monte, by center ..... all sections of the party. Hir Hibbert Dei.y, one week, oy carrier...... no “royal road” tp prosi>eriVy—that con Fake a-Wvek Tune», per anniue. ditions which are the result of industry Tuppvr has sulked in his tent ever since * k best silk velvet backs, nil of the newest patterns and designs," in » » Hand Bags, Suit Cases and application cannot be produced by the claims of his family were ignored. Ail roimuuulvettons Intended for puhltca- k k MIDGET, CABTE D'i Visité CABINET AND IMPERIA'. J * ^■•Seuid be addroeeed “Editor the act «if parliament. We hereby nominate Mr. Tarte a* a fit » k alaen, at prices ranging from *1XX> to «20,00 each. J » Victoria. B. U. *- ar\d Trunks. “The glorious privilege of being Inde- and proper person to lend the Tories. - k Tbe cheapest frames ever offeied in the city. ^ Copy for changée of advertisement* pendent” is not as highly valued as it * * 9 Imitation Leather Club Bag...... Rh- .. iw, ani, .. ,, be bannedbanded inIn at tke1 (1er many has auother grievance Deep Leather Bag, well finished, Japsn frame. Sises 14, ltl und 18 in. Vclock a. m.; if received later than that cure Was. Will there be a reaction? tir. will be changedchaui the following day. against ■- »<*> Ehe DAILY TIMES la on tele at the fellow offensive and defensive purposes, threat k k 43 GOXTaitNMHNT STREET. ,» » lnc places ib Victor!*: - .. Th çjwteomtne*. if not 'the actual Oe»tieore e Book Exchange. 1<* Deegiae. ens to dive to the liottom of die North J Jj BOTABhSHED 1862. TELEPHONE 118. 1 » Ftue laathri Bags, Leather OorwM1 frame, soliif bronxi* lock Vien- Bincal-a Clger #tan< ZS Government Bt. Ütus of commission, ot the pres» have Sen every time one pf William's heavy ' nlce handle^ leather lined, inside pockets ...... ' ’ in an Kn gift’» Stationery Htoro, T» Yatee St. Deep Rtyle Bags, Bwfhi-r lined...... £L‘ 2x Victoria Nfwa Ce., Ltd.. 86 Yatee St. been engaging the attention of Eastern pieces of artillery is dhschaiKed. J* fcmmwrvgr rirvrffrirvrrrrffvrrir r«f« 5 » Victoria Book A Stationery Co., 61 GeOewX clerics of late. Home of tIt* newspapers AGood Bag for Indies, leather line,!..;...... «4.S0. «BOO "to *1100 B. Of. Bib ben A Co., 6b Government St. «rrrvirrr rmrr^mrnmnrimrr «rrnrr««t Gladstone Bag, ...... «2.00 to «14.30 A. BUwards, 61 Yatee St. have replied to the criticisms of their WANTS TO KNOW. Campbell A t ulllo. Gov t and Trounce alb ministerial brethren with a candor and George Matpden, cor. Yatee and Gov’t. To the BtKtor:—OSn you inform me why briisquene.4» which may be accepted aa >M4>«44t»»M4«44MM> « 180 IM4HH > I >M>HMM« H. W. Walker, grocer, Begulanalt rend. the Tourist Assodsteou eomtlaue So Save ...SUIT CASES... S,w«a[“,v^*V2i, ,*. — tharacteriwtic of the age. It j» simply «nt their lalterii—«1» .the ft»howtng, vis.. Pope Stationery Co.. 11S Oeverament St., the eW story over again. The men who “President. Charles Msywurp, Mayor of Boln Leather Suit Case*. Bpeeial.^ .. • • • «*4.75, $5.00 and $5.50 F. Redding. Cratgflower rued. Victoria 1 in tbe mysterious workings of providence the efty of Victoria”! Is M n<« very un- Finer Flniwhed Bags...... J, T. McDonald. Oak Bar Junrttoe. Iweather Lined Bags ...... $7.30 Orders taken at Geo. Maradee’a fee de have managed to secure control of pub Mr to Mayor MdOowMee that Mr. May- ...... $100 to $12.50 livery W'Dally Times. Walter s. Fraser & Co., Ltd. ward Should be advertmed aa mayor! Bbv TIMES la also on sale at the follow- lic journals are the very individuals who ---- OEALtSS IN---- - leg places: have the minimum of qualification for MOHBS. Be: f.e—I owman A Haoford. *16 First .TRUNKS.. Are. (opposite Pioneer Square». the work. If the pulpit could establish THE PBUV1XU1AL DEFENDER. Vn::. imvcT Galloway A Oe. ♦if.'rtfbt to a censorship over the utter Steamer TVunk, Steel Bound ...... $,3.50, $0.00 and $0 SO M.ev Westminster —11. Morey A Oe. Btawmer Trank, rawhide bound, heavy leather »trapn*7.30, *.8.30 ,nd *!h30 Kamloops—Smith Bros. ances of Hie pre*s the world w'ould be a T«8^tTif HVUoar:—In this moroCug'» edition Uwi Mowers. Wire Nettles, Hose aei Garden Tools. MaAleised Iron Trunks, 28 fo 30 inches...... $2 50 to S4 V) Dawson A White Horse— Bennett Hewe Ce very «liffervnt place. Pblitical and social of tlb Cceon'.dt. under the heading "Justice Bmhossed Metal Trunks...... %£> to Rossiaad-M W. Simpson. English and Norway Iron, Steel, Pipe. Fitting» end Bra* ; good ritestioD, about 1 mil* misrakew Identity. out. of their civilisation are not ao hard to doors of the House believe reporters do Aixn-HrMBici. THE TAYLOR tyILL CO., LIMITED LIABILITY. STAINS AND VARNISHES meet as are the requirements of our eom- no need the petitions of men who are pMÔU1l00/*." A"D ,AEM’ *roltTB OOTWtMKT rr.. VICTORIA, B. O. Swinerton Sc Oddy, fflfX organixativu. The possibilities of “mighty wrestlers in prayer.” sJ. SEARS. Tim POOR DTSTETTIC. 102 GOVERNMENT STREET. tlm|mmipHitivn with British Columbia There is just one feature in connection Phone, B742L 21-W Tat* Btro*. coal trade have not been ecrioasly with newspaper work that encourages ®Bau>scd hither lb. Such possibilities editors and reporters to keep their hands I» the Moat. Miserable of Mortals—Only ttu-t now be taken into consideration. If to the plow or to the pen. They are Similar Sufferers Can Understand tbe conditions lean in the slightest de ipeiled to listen to complaints, from Hia Hours of Agony. For! Sale gree in favor of the Japanese market. extremists of all classe». Only'the oth«* There is no mortal more miserable then ft ______Canadian Pa ci ftp Railway & Steam- day the editor of this paper was told the the poor dy^wgitic. He is never healthy, Vompauy will patronise it. Buai- newspapers of Han Francisco printed never haw>y—always ailing, always out i« business. Tbe officer» of the more Victoria news in one day than the of sorts, livery mouthful of food bring, pany a to morally bound fo earn as local papers did in a week. This con heura of dial res»—every moment of the CHOICE BUILDING firms us in onr opinion that much de day is spoiled and soured. dividend» as possible for their If you are n dyspeptic, yon know (he eholders. In matters of business not pends upon the point of view. It is Im signs; the coated tongue, the dull head LOTS For the Bedroom possible to please extremists. The o«e can we not separate ourselves from aches, the heartburn, tbe biliousness, the On Belcher. Cook, •by sad Richard- continent to which we belong, bat class would mirror tbç world in the press persistent torment after meals, the hope son streets, and LI avenue, being a suh-division of cannot divorce ourselves from the as*he believes Jt ought to be, not as 1| less despondency. Any one of these signs pointa fo indigestion. Tbe one ante rare World in which we lire; and, which from actually is; the other would gather for indigestion is Dr. Williams' Pink Sections 2 and 23 Fairfield the i*>iht of view of the commercial man scandal and social garbish and dissemin Dill». They make new blood—that's the I» Incoming smaller every year. What ate it indiscriminately amongst young whole secret. Through the blood they Farm Estate la True of the coal industry ia equally and old. Let any impartial critic com will brace up your strength waken your The property of 8tr Joseph W. Truteh, true of all industries. The coat of pro pare the newspapers of Canada with liver and-eet your stomach right. If yon aak your neighbors you will find proof of K. C. M. O. Por prices and terms, Elegant Table Ware duce <>u iu British Columbia moat bear publications from any portion of the this right at your own home. Mr. Chas. j Apply to its proper relation to the cost of produc world and he will surely admit that in Wood. Mara, Ont., one of (he thousands tion lit other portion» of nthe jpoatiaqut ■•f dyspeptic cured by the use of three We have aa-acCBaÀionaüv large ranye of ----- ——------»- n,r,„. SWiWM «1* «- bina. iï?ï -TW Howard# of twelve years and of Be wrfd. If we f&rce it temp«*y tent or their constituencies, and in moral E. CROW BAKER J, baa « great sufferer from indigestion ariiy oigher than the common economic tone they are not tnfeitôF fo .any, but «4 OOVSBNMUNT STBBBT. level we simply stimulate the Importa '«•I pervonsnesa. Everything I ate are vastly superior to ifiany. tS-inrvd me. I doctored almost continu- tion of the products of other countries. •*lr. and used almost every thing yecom- w* cainiot permanent!} evade the iacxor During the recent musical festival im nded for this (rouble, but never got -cove-c -ainnnr i-T 'Klr ui —. . . _ . . . . - -x*-v-à$vr- r*tt~4&war(3: W1 **?“ pftiuiuiyif wiffV lUlyeciM imu»-.«h«i*-tampmgiT^ bettrfVnrHf-T T)td- Public Mectini TOILET WARE $ 1 :: Au.-trulia it was thought the control to considerable critirlam. In all linn of gan the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pill». THB VICTORIA BRANCH OP THB Word» cannot exprv»» the good these of ceriaib natural monopolies by ‘the human endeavor there are always plenty Pills have done me. I am iu better Provincial Mining Association In many handsome and beautiful designs, at »ta‘.- and the existence «pop the statute of critic». It la.ao much easier to find health than I have enjoyed in years lie- boo!: ef a compulsory azbitratton got had fanlt with the work of others than to fore, gnd I have provtsl that Dr. Wil- ef British Colombia very moderate prices. An artistic toilet set *ohed tiie great pr«Alvm which rou- perform according to the «tandard» of lian# Pii* Pill» cure when other medi Will Bold a Public Mewing Ip the fionta alt, democratic countries to-day, cines fhll.“ gives character to the whole room, and when the critics.-- A lecturer at a recent con Bad bliHsl Is the mother of fiffy ***** hkd VlVfb'atty ^HÏaWÜhetf a regime CITY HALL ference of mnaieiaita in Dublin took up ^-rasea, and Dr. William»' Pink rills it is possible to purchase one at thev follow of i rmaàeat industrial peace. But man the baton on behalf of the members of will cm them nil, beesuse they conrert is an ngitatlug as well a* a laughing TO-NIGHT hi» profesninn. As Illustrating the physi into good, «eh, red blend, AT 8 O'CLOCK. NEW TOI1.KT WAKE. ing low prices you should buy. flni,,i:,L ti'P.vngineen on the state rail- cal «train to which interpreters tif the without which there cun be neither W. M. BltDWBU, ESQ., M.E., wW dc ways of Victoria are on strike, and other health nor strength. Don't be persuaded Urer an address on the “Mineral Re work» of the “great masters" are sub to try something clse-fake nothing but sources of VanvtMicer I stand." employees‘of the roads are threatening jected he pointed out that a pianist in JOHN KUHN, KHQ.. ITerideHl of the i.m^rnn-* Dri Pink Pills. Urovliid'inü Mining Aaeoclatltm, will tqxvik to in sympathy with them. riew of the present state of pianoforte Bold by all mclicine dealers or sent post »n the "Mlsetam ot the Mining Associa- 5 Piece Sets 111: inanity is ever crariug for the unat Playing ha, to cultivate the eye to see «ôrii’Lor ,Lx •*>»“» for 10 Piece Sets 12 Piece Sets tainable. Hero is a small army of civil u ' e-1,by '“Idrraslng the Dr. Wliilam. J. W. BOLDEN. ESQ.. ITwtdent of the With Brown Oresn or Blue With Green, Blue, or Pink With Blue, Pink or Amber about 1 »lgna in one minute, the Vlotorta Trade» ami Labor OouarU, will Medicine Co, Broehrille. Out I*coration, for ™ . .. . .$^25 Decoration, for ...... $4.50 Tinted Bilges, for...... $0.00 aerf jiitN who have attained to the finger» to make about 2,000 movements talk on “Mtu.ug and Its Relations to Elykini^of Hie free a«4 independent Leboe.” and the brain to receive and understand Hhort aiMreesce on Interesting subjects den; -ctiat: I>raianont oto^oynieut with separately the 1,000 signs while it Li VICTORIA THEATRE wtil also be made by other w«-H known KfH.il *We h ud «bort bourn while phy.l- speaker», oud Ui the Intervals vucal end eue» 2.000 orders. In playing Weber's Instrumental nroetc will be rendered. 12 Piece Sets - 12 Piece Sets 12 Piece Sets <»H.v lilHiblo suit « peneion when the "moto perpeteo" a pianist lias to rend Friday, Nay 15th. Prospectors, miners and others directly A Vid-y Benutiful «et In Gilt EXlges and 8ui>erlor Vet y Prettily Decorated in hnr.i,-v,ot. Mie year, haa rendered him The O rentrai of AH 11.1 oral Plsyw r Indirectly lot«• rented‘ In mining and al White and Gold, for ... .$10.00 Decorative Work, for . .$10.00 4.041 note, in a Httle under finir minutes. those who dew Ire to assist lu promoting Choice Colorings, lor .. . .$8.50 i aï-aï» tile. And yet «here b eomething This is about 19 in a second; but the eye the progress of the mining Industry on ------. ------to he «"aired. Could there be better Vancouver Island, and the province gener ■4m ■ can receive only about ten consecutive OUR NEW ally, ere cordially invited. proof of, die iuMliable era ring* of the Impressions in a second, so K is erldent ROWLAND MACHIN F*RANK I. CLARKE. President. human heart? No doubt It will 1» he:» 'hal’in very rapid music n player ilooa that ml tat ora are rMpoaelble- for thi. see note. aTngrÿ but in groups" MINISTER] tfcin*. Whererer workwi are fathered probably a her or more at One vision In By Denman Thonijwon * Oeo. w. Byer, toy, ther agitato™ will be found iu the And»™ of The Old Hom*te.d. Chopin's “etude in K minor" tin the The Mggrat lilt ever known hi the hta- of them. Forfuuately for the Funds Waited second set) the speed of rending Is still adtntar ram’”*'’ Th* °d*lj1*1 York InvMtmrat, la^args orjmmll am* Imparte re ef Fine Crockery, utate. there la a Premier in Victoria who senary- Victoria, B. C. £ greater, since it ia necessary to read n!*‘..’*."*■?*!♦ Wcdwwlsy ,t VMM ia pledged to iccometisli^eHtUn reforms 3,930 signs in two mlnutee aid « half. •««»«. Priera: 41.0a, 71c. SOo; gsitarry ac.
V: J VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MAY îg, 1903. Compound Syrup of By pophosphltcs iHitHjHIKE humINSPECTOR uuiun — LAGLUUnL AI GRFÀMFRYUflLfilvlLfi I DURIITTFR I I Lll Apnnd «plena! bp «an, tente nnd builder. Pm- Of the best quality, largest stock, at HALL & GO. ON FRANK AFFAIR victoria and delta. VICTORIA AO*NTS FOB TB» Wm Dlspeaelag Chemists, Clsrence Block, Car. watt FUBL LX)., NANAIMO. R.O. Yates and Douglas Streets. Extract BBI>L’C*a> TO 30c. Mill FOUND. AEHUKY AND A.I.UHUTA OUIIAMHMY, HE. -OF- JOHN BARNSLEY fit CO. DWUb TO 28r. I'BIl I1IRV». —The total clearings of the Victoria Mi. SMITH TELLS SOME 11S Oovsrnmset Street. clearing house for the week euding May New Wellington 12th. ltMti, was $425,313. IHTEiESTIlG FACTS ■—o------—Tlic parlor meeliug of the central Goal Sarsaparilla branch of the W. C. T. l\ to-morrow JOHNS BROS., afternoon has been withdrawn; Few el the Wild Theories at First Ad- Grocers And Botchers. J 259 Douglas Street Waabad Nate...... **.00, Cleanses the Blood —The funeral of the lute Joseph Loe- Tiaeed-Exteat el the Slide- DeBaaeod taeay part wltbla the city I Remove* eruption* on the face and body, «oit an pimple*, no re*, etc. wcu Is taking place this afternoon from Danger la New Over. OFFIOE. la BROAD ST. the teipily residence, Gorge road, and St. Saviour's church. v*t ^ , —T. M. Flohrney, advertising manager Frank Smith, inspector of mines for 100 - DOSES - $100 of John D. Morris* & Co., of Chicago, is the Territorial government, who has 5-Roomed in the city introducing their latest—a taken several observa tiens vu Turtle series of works embodying examples of mountain since the terri Uv slide, was WU1 buy a good 10 roomed residence, with modern eloquence. in the city during the past1 few days. You'd bo «nrpriwl lo know the quality at SltilBR we sell. Cottage nearly 1 acre land, on Pandora Are. This He was conducting an examination at Bbivwd buyer, remember prive» very well, and when they find that CYRUS H. BOWES la DFX*DKD BARGAIN. Do not miss —Last evening an Interesting experi Frank for pit and fire !*>*• certificate* they can buy HKOE3 here af about one-Uilrd lea» than moat store* why ahouldt they bay at the "IMIOK BM#ORlUll." AND 1-2 LOT _ OHHM1ST. . • ^_ the opportunity of e life Hats, XU*,must ment took place at Work .-Point, bar j««t previously and left there for Fort 96 Government St., Near Tates St. racks. After djjrk the forts were man McLeod ou the night before the dbtaster. A tew of our WBQ1AL8; ... Bvtxvpii VanvouTcr aid Cent. JUmaca, be sold at oa& lmdie.’ Oxford», Turn» and Welt a Canadien and American maker, »'X h 1 [l 10 uihl !» e. walk <4 bvavon HUI, HHOXHB «25 AND 460. ned and a launch sent out to try and Oo WediKwday morning iinjovdiaply enter Esquimau harbor without being upon learning what had happened be , . Trrma If nevaaanrjr. detected by the, powerful searchlights of bastmed back on a special train. ImdlvK Laved Boot», Turn, and Welta. Canadian and Amvrican P. C. MacGregor & Go. the battery. The boat managed to get A Time* representative looked up Mr. make», from...... fl.TS'to $.1.1$5.00 Money to Loss Mens White Teoola Oxford», American make...... $1.50 In a cimwidçyable distance before fired up Smith yesterday and obtained from For long or abort ««an, at vuirrat not REAL ESTATE. FIRE A LIFE AGENTS, on. It ia claimed, however, that a «bursa him some interesting facts In connection City lUws 1* Brief. NO. 2 VIEW ST. was taken that would Ik- impracticable with the affair. He assigns an a likely THE PATERSON SHOE CO.’S Per Sale for a boat of greater draught. cause the melting of snow find Ice in s fissure, the subsequent freeing expand Intereitt In a good business. Dépitai *»• —Aid. G. H. Barnard baa donated hie -—o----- Quirud, $3,000. —The report in this morning's Col ing the aide of the mountain already monthly aMerinanic allowance, $30.90, to ; SHOE EMPORIUM, insure against fire hi the Brlttoh liant —One offender against the bicycle by onist that (Chinese were paid 10 cents weakened to some exticot by "the mining 9 the Victoria Tourist Association. Car. «arannaat nd Jobnaon eie. Charlotte Istonds. who have a*k*4l to couantakl- grocers, by J. H. Lawson and C. F. enter the league this season, together receipts and documents, besides a num tons over the area beneath» Now the tbcep was the wlldtaews which the Utile cate with the eraortatfon. These steps Todd, the assignees. with the 'officers of the league, will be ber of stamp photos of the owner, with mountain is only about 2,500 feet in animals ex ht tût od wh.-n the vessel came are being taken bemuse It to thought thnt held on Friday Evening at the offices of the money. He offers a reward of $25 helghth. fl • Wbmhla *»»» of them. The wewthcr all hototo and raber a variable arrotnano- Chief t«no All turn, wUj)in| fro Do You Know Shorthand? _ -On May 12th and 17th the Northern to "anyone finding nnd. returning the Mr. Smith says that there are a few tbreughow the seaaoa, save for the storm dsabm wtü toe neetM from lie let of Pacific Railway Company will sell tickets participate* must make application In million» of tons which W$1 yet come to Wtob-E the Geô. *W. Presiwtt wws wreck WHY MOTT nr PAY* to Los Angeles, Gal., at reduced rates. writing to the aecxetaiy, Frank Mo ed, was gf-uraMy favorable, sod la ewe We cas teach yea through niimesfl For full particular^- call at their office, down, but ha does not appfreheikd any M» (hithbert also requoat» that Vlrtsr- Write to we tor rate*. llmoyl, before Friday or at the meet —A very profitable time ia assured danger to the town from this source. It day s banting 114 seal wws hauled stwsid •corner Government and Yates streets. • Wm* cell and obtain wine of the associa - ing. It la requested that each team sug those who attend the meeting to lie held will gradually work off in a northeasterly by the Indhraa. One iftwonaa the canoes thm’s booklets to toe sent a way with piC- gest an umpire so that the league will under the auspices of the Victoria branch direction, and he does not.think it will were lowered at 1A0 o’(dock, and before vate «-ormp.«deuce. * In tfnis way they —There is still unclaimed at the drill be able to make satisfactory selections of the B. C. Mining Association at the TKMCtMKKUUtUK touch any part of the town or the rail finishing op«>rations fix the ev«idn«r took will he greatly sartsttoto is the work of ▼ASOOOTHL B. » hall, after the musical festival, three from among those.recommended. city hall to-night. The instructive por way. The upper end of the place at any 65 seal. Os antWher day 75 were taken, advertising the (harms of ttoto yk)B, per lb., 50c. dren's dances have been completed the are both amusing and entertaining. Lit proven that the fight * was caused As on Indication of the wholly sodden ‘ Ka.wmbu*-. ’ Choice Ceyloe, pe r lb.. particularly from the (Sound, would appre- floor will be given over for the erijoy- tle Tick, the London comedian, is the through an argument over unions and nature of the alUle, Mr. Smith says that Our MfMv ial Bhnd Ceylon, per 11 most soutien 1 film produced. The man- the Italian flag. The fact of the matter looking at the mountain the sight before riate being able to pet under canvas for Onr Wines aad Uquor list la c«*W^l« wkh the flnefit ebouk. Every hot- meat of the adults. He guaranteed pare, Hgesnafir amflhroces that passes given the is that the men had been drinking heav one would never have- dreamed of the a week or foituliitot with ffttie or no lncon- school children each day are good for ily, and had aroused the native temper possibility of such a thing occurring. It veatoare. H would. Mr. Ontbtoert point** —At the last regular meeting of the oot. prolong the stay eff risk ora end toe Women's Council several matters of im any matinee e.wpt Saturday. in one another. <»me so unexpectedly that the wild of great benefit no the retoliera of the city, portance were considered. Arrangement» - -O».... theories which arose were not to be won- The Saanders Grocery Co., Ld„ flhnffer prorlrion was made for cb.ee who for the raising of funds necessary for —Thé increasing interest shown by the —Yesterday Constable Ego, of Mayne dtred at.* Situe the disasteé Mr. Smith wished to “tent oaf dmcmr the summer Paone 38. 39-41 Johnson Street the equipment of the Centre, where do large attendance at the regular meeting island, brought Fred. Raynes. of Bait has been up on the mountain several mestic science will be taught in the pub of Victoria Hire, No. 1, Ladies of the Spring island, to the provincial gaol, times. On the Saturday following he to of the resorts of OriMorata, and hs tbomfirt It (twit be made a success lia schools, were discussed at length. A Maccabees, held last night in the A. O. where he will serve a three mouths' went up with three men. He made an member of tne Chamber of Commerce U. W. hall, was most gratifying to the term of imprisonment with hard labor other ascent with Premier Haultain on ' addressed the meeting, and emphasised officers. Following the regular routine as a punishment for housebreaking and the next Monday, and on Tuesday be the importance of the ladies patronising business a. report was read from the re attempting to efttfl, also for destroying made a third trip with two rdgiaeum and property. It appears that on Monday four men. These observation» were to Lome industries, and mi nested that the presentative of the Hive in the Women's !»• cojfltoii all wiK*k, nnd Monday members give their hearty support in Council to the effect that the council morning. May 4th, hetweeo the hours of Premier Haultain was to decide if the this matter. After a lengthy discussion wished to assist the Chamber of Com 2 and 3 o'clock, the prisoner along with WE ARE THC fTWINDED.IM CANADA.OF IXILOR HADE CLOTHWC HEADY ID WEAR. 1 merce in it* desire to promote home in bis younger brother Alvin entered, by town was safe for future occupancy* It was divided that the council sfotfmd Mr. and Mr*. Smith h*ft^ia»t night support the Cham tier of Commerce in the dustries, and in a forceful way impressed way of a window, the house of R. P. Edwards, of Salt Spring island, *$nfford on the standing of thé Itayne*. Fred. Raynes returned to the (Vmipauy, who are operating so exten order. She stated that the membership buil.ling and broke several windows of sively at Frank, and it.ls understood will of the order was 1 ltt.UUO with a reserve the store, which Is connected with the enter upon hi* duck* at once. During fund of on*-third more than the amount dwelling. The two offenders were tried their stay in the city they have been paid out Inst year on life benefits. She befot* Justices of the peace William visit!ug Mrs. Smith's mother, Mrs. Cha*. urged the ladies of the Victoria Hive Scott, of Salt Spring island, and T. W. Wabon, of U|>per Johnson street. to do their utmost to strengthen the Collinson. of Mayne island. Three membership by 50.0UU during the coming months' imprisonment with one month —The twelfth annual meeting of the FIT-REFORM is to-day superior to garments year. for destroying property, to run concur local branch of the Women's Missionary —o— rently with the former penalty, was im Society oi^ened in the Metropolitan made by the customs tailor in many respects -^For several year* past Denman posed 00 Fred. Baynes, while the MêtJiodifl chnrdi tiü» im»ming with Mrs. Thompson mid Geo. W. Ryer have had younger brother was discharged. Betta in tl«e chair. Reports from auxili FIT, FINISH, WEAR tiie idea of a play in mind, one which aries showing good work accomplished during the past year were read. A nom Hens should be a worthy successor to thfflf “Old Homestead." They believe that ination roioraittee was ai»pointed. There AND TRIMMINGS was a large attendance this morning, MINGS they have found in “Our New Min REFORM inter,” their latest success, and which For Durability and other business of an Important char “TELL THE TALE* will be given here for the first time o* acter will be transacted at this after Friday, M iv 15th, the very subject of noon's sess'nn, which fomtnenced at 2 which they were in search, inasmuch as and Styles o'clock. Tills evening a meeting will be Suits and Overcoats from $10.00 to $30.00 MEN'S FURNISHINGS it offers a novelty to the stage, while Bee the Be lection of held in the church, opening at 8 o'clock, Oar Showing of ‘‘holding the mirror up to nature” in when à number of solos, recitations and Trousers - $3.00, $4.00 $5.00 and $6.00 Men’s Shirts, Neckwear, Stoves. much the same manner as their first pro addresses will be provided. Among those who will speak sill lie Rev. Dr. Suther AGENCIES and Fancy Hosiery, etc., comprise shout duction, the “Homestead.” “Our New Fashionable every new style on the rosrkc.. We Show Minister” is eminently realistic both as land, general superintendent of missions. styles that no other bouse w.il show you, to scenery and characters, the principal FROM CAPE BRETON TO BRITISH COLUMBIA a«d yon are atwriutvJy sure of gemtlng the very latest amt best. or titular character bfimg distinctly on*s Stripe Sellings Money to Loan on N.B.—Kiw-chil. i'*ll and see the latest ginul, altogether unlike anything that : la trim» F'OOUjAIUDTTB." has been put on the stage before. The first-clam « original cast wilt appear, whichiDdoffiV l»B AOBNTS- John Terris». John Barker, Charles wee b the mi fame flan I «aura Stillman, Joseph Conyers. Louis Force, Sea 8 fiowen, John P. Brawn, Grant Foreman, Ethel ALLEN St CO. MEN’S FÜRN1SHHR8 AND HATTERS, Brooke Ferguson, Phil* May and Mrs. Swinerten fle Oddy, M GOVERNMENT WT. Geo. W Barn dm. lfifl OOVBBNMENT »8T. 73 GOVERNMENT STREET. VICTORIA, B. C ■•-h-
6 VICTOBIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1903.
men together end afford them some rw*u- aWe practicer -*------;------■ vm not evpfct that «U of yosr A QUICK SELLER. Our Seeood Shipment of men be members of y oar boat t. Wàiven, Aid. Htewsrt, Navigation Co., Ld. * ------O---- - Aid. Yatfe, ornera J.B.À.A. SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND. At Skagnay. Alaska, for White Horn* and the accomplishment of the objects to Intermediate point*. which this organization has committed Protesta muat be lodged wtO» Éhe eero- ROWLAND MACHIN, Can. Agent. Yates St., Victoria, B. C. ALASKA BOUTB-ffOB BKAOWA1 Daring the open eraenn of navigation the itself., It wâ# certainly a very success .SATURDAY'S GAME. nV.ttee Immediately at the couriuaton of DtBMOT. traîna coanect with the company's «tram the race. If drained private oara may- K*«U.b7 Ilkkm*, T7* Herdwsie Co., W. a Fr»w * Oo., Nlchollw * er» at Caribou forwtlln. Taka and Goldem ful «Utertuiumeet that was provided, ami A coosmlttee meeting of the Victoria used. A moteur nacra wl* be held uw Gate mining camp*; at White Horae for eue which clearly evidenced the numeri Cricket Otart> was brid last evening. Prep Prlneew May, May 12th, at 11 p. m. Stewart River, Dawaon, Tanana and all rhe auspices of the James Bay Athletic To Northern B. U w* porla, no] cal and commercial strength of the arations for Saturday's matches with the other Yukon Hiver pointa. Association, end the Indien races will Thursday. 11 p. m. For particular» apply to the Traffic De chamber. The object of the gathering, Garrison awl Frau wood team# were dts- ...... In charge of Chief Michael Cooper. The To Wrounlnatar, Tnwday aad Friday, partment, White Pane A Yukon Route, it la understood, was to signalliae the in- ctMsed. The members,, of the chib have Î a m. ^ foEowlog tribee wJU re represented: Cano* Everybody Vancouver, B. G. conxtration of the body, the discarding been practicing hank and both game» are T-Abouro, and way porta, tot, Tth, Hth Chemalnue, color yellow: 8*aoécb. ooùor, and 20th each month, if p. m. . , ef their “irresponsibility’' and , their expeeted to be fuM of interest and a block ; l.umml, color. Stars and Stripes; ASK FOR- ■>.r, MMt « Hotel, To gusutno and way porta, 7th and unto ♦etiy into the ipUtre reserved by Ik* riteeueot. weh month, 11 p. m. grace of parliament for 4wdies, corpora HwAoinlah, color, Stars end fkripes; Val •••'I toe.eh e LI|M. threat Northern •te. des, color, Hgbt blue; Kuper Island, red: mStoYT r^L“4 "" TUB KERNEL Idem Kl««malage. color, navy, bine; Cow- Proprietor Leeaon, of the Victoria rw pnklcnlarn u hotel, had cleared the specious dining VH?roM A CONGRATULATED. Ichen, color, white. to_ttow, retro, etc. room," and made very satisfactory ar The crews which will participate In the EDDY’S apply te nrorwt agent, * Referring to the recent kennel show f TBVL’P, Manager, Vlct— B. a rangement* for the accommodation and bold under tihe aunpices of the. Wtorta service races ft—mr: HMH Ora firm, B. J. OOYLK. Arolataut Oroeral TRANSCONTINENTAL A cotertainnHUt of the guests. They be dub, the Western l>wg Journal, published white flag, red Ht. George crues; H.M.fL _ Agrot, Vaneonrer, B. C. -TRAINS DAILY - & gan to assemble at 8.30 o’clock, and Am phi on. white flag; H.M.8. Shew rwa ter, M. B. ABBOTT. Oeewal AgneL Victoria. 2 st Cedar Rapid* lows, sags: “The Vh> “HEADLIGHT” Direct connection with steamer* to ai from that hour until a time* dangerously' turfs City Kennel Hub Is to be congratu white fis# with blue ‘•B*’; Royal ArtlMery, |§ . approachiug midnight surrendered them* Item Seattle. lated on the suivra* of Its show. The bine Hag with reu zlgsag atrtpee;N Royal JAPAN-AMER1CAN LI NR •elves to unalloyed enjoyment. De utcartbersMp Is not only Interested lû doggy Engineers, red sod blue flag with h oil aoû Canadian Pcrtnlghtly Salllnea. votee?» of the weed were regaled witti TO BA MART? rail» May 16th, 1008, f matters at ahow'Xlme, Much year,, but ts! atrlpee. MATCHES divers varieties of cigars, while other re- Pacific China, Jape* end Asiatic porta. tiwvugbiwi ttos whiter gives parlor extol bi » ortto^ w N tor to. ainl'l wet mmh«i o< iiy oo R. J. BURMA General A#*L freslhVnts xm re "Hbcrany dispensed dur lious, urn 1er local Judgra, one breed st a Misses Dunisnnlr and Rlttoet were among «rtocjT»». hi toe wwte, m.d. from wrtt corhy ytoe ing the evening. An brehestra from Mr. the passenger* from Seattle on the Ma epeelonr relUhle for demwlr u. Put up lu .rot Nldlasbo.ro, time. The past winter the eltib bdd three tod roloru. web be* croulais» about W ■.tebee-tCroTbro* U And Soo Pacific Line yinu's organization was on hand, and sodé exhibition*; une for cockers, one for jratlc yesterday. tilled in the gaps between the vocal and base. \% «locution number» on the programme in terriem sod on* for sett era, all being well patronized, and undoubted!)- enhancing tbs For Sale by all Firnt-Claaa Dealers. WORLD’S SCENIC ROUTE tine style. To Sleep Well President George Carter acted as Intern* «if fanciers In bettering their stock I* «aster of ceremonies if there be such a and kennels. No suatil praise I# due the • thing as ceremony in an affair so dêlighT- executive, as nothing was spared to en get yoür stomach and liver Te all palate In Gaped* and tha United 1#------—fully informal, and during the evening ergy and courtesy to anakn the Mburw » ♦MMtMMMMMMMMtM •tatee. Tha faateet aad beet equipped acting right. The easiest, HUM train treating the cuottnent. delivered a telling address replete with OH IMA Aim JAPAN BAILING 111 enthusiasm and encouragement. He ex quickest and safest way to NICH0LLK8 & RENOUF, LTD., EMPKBM OP INDIA ...... MAY » plained the circumstances under which ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL TARTAR ...... 4»...... JUN» ■ SOLID THROUGH TRAINS the Chamber of Commerce came into ex WILL PlaAY AGAIN. do it is to use Ooroer Tatee aad Broad Bta., Victoria. B. 0 BMPRBRS OP JAPAN ...... JUNE 16 istence. It waa a response to the CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN 8AIUNG8 AORANOI ...... MAY » acknowledged urgent demand foy co Before the Capital Cky intermediate Have just received the latest football teem left Nanaimo after piayk* MOANA ...... JUNK #S operation ami cohesion on the part of MIOWERA...... JULY 24 Gumlierfand « draw match tor the dsn- Beecham’s Chicago, 5 the business men of the city in the in Per fall pavtteelars aa to time, rata*, terests of trade and the welfare of the pionship of the province, the captain* at •te., apply te the teems toasted to see which would hold In J. OOYLE, plact. He alluded to the advantages “Iron Age” Cultivator, Seed A. G. P. A.. Vancoever, B. a derived from such co-operation, in testi the trophy. The Cumberland eleven won. H. H. ABBOTT. New York and Philadelphia mony of which he referred particularly However, the executive refuse to recog Pills M Government M„ Victoria. B. C. Bold Everywhere. In boxes. « cent*. “VIA NWOARA FALL*.** to Seattle, a city which had grown nise this method of disposing «< the cup. and another match wrl have to be played. Drills and Wheel Hoe pLeci omen ally chiefly through the united FOR to BOSTON via the The Capitals hare been given the choice of Also impor effort and enterprise of its businessmen. tant business centers of He then drew attention to the great a date, Cutnheeiand baring had that advan DOES YOUR FOOD Don’t fail to call, examine, and obtain prices. Hawaii, Samoa, outlook for Oriental trade which form tage oo the hist one at on. The match, K Hew Zealaed and CANADA and NEW ENGLAND. la expected, #witl be brought off ahoruy DISTRESS YOU? SOLE AGENTS FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA erly went to the Old World by way of fW TU*e Table», He., eddrvee- «nez, and gradually filtered to Amène*. and will be played in Nanaimo. The Cap Australia. • from that direction. Now, through the itals will be represented toy practlcady NMMlMIMt OEO. W. VAUX, AS. RDNOMA. for Auckland 8ydney, 2 tat Oem. Paw. * TM. Act-. A-Jome Street, •ctivity of’large transportation com the same team, and they have reoOdenre Are you eerroerT ...... p. m.. Thnraday, May 1A panies this trade was being drawn of their ability not only to hold down the A A ALAMEDA, aalle for Honolulu, Do yoe fed older thin yoo erod tot... ÇOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO,, Saturday, May 23, 11 a. m. ncrosg the Pacific—eastward Instead of “big fellows." but to defeet them sud I» yoor ippetite poor? ...... AS. MARIPOSA, for' Tahiti, June A west word—and he predicted that it was bring the coveted trophy to lbs <*tj. 11 a. m. for the titles of the Northwest of this I. your tongue costed with • .limy, yd- J. D. BPRECKEL8 A BROS. CO., Agents, to wish tort ...... :...... Sen Praarieco. '’■ee,,*Snt to reach out for It. In this BASEBALL. Stoddart’s Jewellery Store Or R. P. RITHET A CO-. LTD.. Victoria, pursuit of an immense trade Victoria SATURDAY'S GAME. Do yoe kero dluy «pelle?...... ♦fcould be well to the fore, and the Here yoe » bad U.U to yoor month ?.. Great ^cnkvr urged that no effort be omitted The Manne* Lopes team, advert lei ng cigars by that name, wtti be the opponents Hire yea s eeorotlon of folium, .ft* Atlantic Steamship Sailings -which could be put forth to capture a es ting? ...... s goodly share of it. Mr. Carter cloeed of the VlctocCss on Baturdsy nest. The sloe 4# compnecd uf prof es— ouad players, Do yoe here hv.rtbarn?...... Northern J- with an expression of confidence In" the Montreal. Que. and they imt up a fast game. They have Do yoo beteh gu. at wind?...... Diamond Rings and Lockets ability of the Chamber of Commerce to Bavarian—Allan Line ...... May » played quite » few games thta spring, Do yoe tor, excerolr. tElrot?...... make itself felt in the field of commerce. Will be sold thia wrok 15 per rent under oor usual low prlcro marked I Milan Allan Line ...... May 6 Railway Bnheeqmntiv brief speeches were also notably one with i»ugd*K-'e Seattle league Do yoo ootio. Mock ipeeke before tk, Tunisian—Allan Line ...... May 23 team, whom they dcf««ated by a snore of In plain 8gurro. 1 . , ^A^a fr Lake Erie—Canadian Pacific ...... May 14 made by the United States consul, Hon. eyw? ...... «...... Lake Manitoba—Canadian Pacific ..May 21 A. E. Smith, Mayor McCandless and 11 to 8. Alt hough this wa» one of the W, bare a large .lock, and most roll at prime eoet Lake Michigan—Canadian Pacific ..May 28 carij spring inuctlce games. It nevettha- Do you here pain or oppression aroeod Canada—Dominion Edoe...... May 8 TRAIN NO. 2. Herbert Cutbbert; all of whom compli the hrort? ...... mented the chamlier on the progress It Iras surprised the leagetah considéra ut y. XKKKXXKKXKXX Kenelngton—Dominion Une ...... May 16 coooooo Dominion—Dominion Use...... May28 had made, and wished it every success. For the locale Hfinvea w—l do the twill Dow yoor heart pslptutc, or beet to* Boeton. Maw. The programme during the evening was ing and the remainder of the team will regelarly?...... New England—Domlnlon Une ...... May 14 productive of, the heartiest enjoyment. be practically the Seme, with the excep Do yoo bore unpleasant dream»?...... Mayflower—Dominion Une ...... May 21 “The Flyer” Ail the nnmbera were encored, and those tion of Moon*, who waa more eerloualy In- Are yea eonatlpated? ...... S.S. HAZELTON Carpe thia—Canard Une ...... May 16 ■lega»tiy equipped aad operated taking part generously responded. Tbopfc jural In hie culUalon, w*th Horae In Met Do yoor Umbo tremble or ribrote?...... “The Milwaukee” Will Lesre Port Zseington New York, N Y. contributing were: Messrs. W. K. Saturday'» gume than was at Aral thought. Are yoe rsatlma st night?...... Umbrla-Cunard Mae ...... May 9 He may bip ont of play for a ooupâw of Ivernia—Canard Line ...... May 16 FOB THB PEOPLE AND RECOGNIZED Houston, W. Allen, who gave re< ita- A familiar name foe the Chicago, MU- For Haselton taous, and Messrs. W. B. Smith. *W. T. weeks. Bmerson will take tie place In NAM HI...... Etruria—Canard Una ...... May 28 BY THB PEOPLE auhee A Kt. 1‘aul Railway, known all Aad way taudln#» on the Skeen* River on Teutonic-White Star...... May U Williams, K. Carue, Ives and Douglas, the !W4d. Age...... Occupation ...... over the Union ae the Great Railway fan or about April 2mV Regular trip* will be Germanic-White Star ...... May 2» AS THB FINEST TRAIN ACROSS who provided the vocal part Hi the iffo- Street number ...... ning the “Pioneer Limited" traîne every Cedric—White Star ...... May 22 day and night between 81. Paul and Chica made at frequent interval» thereafter. AMERICA. gramme. Town...... Stete...... Majestic—White Star ...... »...MayZT go, and Omaha and Chicago, “The only Ctoee connection with maU eleemera from Philadelphia—American Line ...... May 13 I ANNUAL MEETING. If yen' bar» any or all of the obese Victoria and Vancouver. 8L Louie—American Une ...... May» Pa men fera leave Victoria, B. C., dally 1rilK VlViX>lUA-STlUlxt:. -yrranBiBW- -j'-rr*- =«•>.;...... Per rates of passage and freight apply te tlncatil Unro, arourtag te paarongnre tea New York—American Line ...... May K at II a- mu oe ataàiner Roaâlié. «r 7ZT The annual general meeting of the Fero- R. GUNNINUHAM A tX>„ jtahtnsd Bed Star ...... May 16 p. tu. on ateamer Majestic, connect k- mhrt, cf norervaifTto PtotI* Tem Fill to the abofe blank, rood to ee. and brot rorelre known. Luanrlou. coeruro, l*ort Katingtou. wood Albletle A*ak*4anWm will tot* to<-1*1 this clwtrlc light,, .teem net, el a rarity Finland-Red Star ...... May 23 ing with “The Flyer” Metier Shuttle cvpqürg, when boslneee of impuriance we will mall yoo a free dial of PBF81- WR P. RITHET A CO., LTD., ■tklejln âne her ftae..* ...... May • porary Rervlee Meeting With tusUcd by no other Ilea. , Anchorla—Anchor Line ...... May 16 at 1:80 e.m. daily. Two ntghta to St. will h.* transacted. Aâl members are re- KOLA TABLETS—unqurotlonably the Kao that your Heart reads rla "Tk. Mll- Some Sucre»». liUt" when going te any prtet 1» to. Furneesla—Anchor Line ...... May 23 Paul, three te Chicago, four to Toroete, quieted to attend. •Brest aad safest Dyipepda cure kaowo nltrtt State, or -Oerod». All tlck.t sgrtlt. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Per all information^ agÿr to Montreal, New York. McU..»irn<\ Xlctorl». May 12.—The MONTHLY MffTim. -together with oer little book--Adrlee For^riftre, pamphlet, or other Inrorsta For ticket a, rate* end full information eerrliv of t>c reilrosd» to Improrlng •S Government st , To Dyapeptlco." Regular dae PEPSI- Agent for All Line*. tU at #f addreaa daily. wiyrcinUy to the country. The I net evening n. meeting of the fnanage- tion, addrew, _ ___ K. J. BURNS, KOLA TABLETS, 25 cento, by moll, * J. W. OABBV, H. ». BOWB, Are You W. P. F. CUMMINGS, . *wifem_#.f .litote» Jrm» m«tt committee of the Janaea Bay Atldettc -Taaa. Karo. Agrol.. . Ueeeral Agrot,. nnmr ■ Hiffi. 4-Ar * ■ Jmia=a=raggg %SSTni:WrMWW t -ydlg -glSSSMl ■ - - ■ ■»,■ —, — - -■ Wlnnlpa*. Man. •—:—l.:. _■ 76 Government Bt.f weakening. Tiie elforts or the govern VOKTI^NO, OKBUON. . B. C. miLMBTON, Victoria, B.a ment y<> organize a temporary service are The f«*l1owing new mimbera were elected: Agente wanted. B. a. BOYD, nom*I A*t . Beattie, W.ro. U.W.P.Aro «tetfng . with <"oiLsie- end J. J. Irwin. YES, WE OAN GUARANTOR TO OIVB the t locomotive drivera. Tlx* railroad r*Lr Lady members were admitted as * fol». THE .L/JCAKOI-A COMPANY. YOU SATISFACTION IF YOU GET FOB ertraenf has offered g bottus of laws: MUw«* E. 8. Wtrapuel. E>Mt8i Hbmp- «6 VKHEY STREET. NEW YORK. YOUR SLITS FROM US. TKKEI to each driver accepting service. Uni F. A. Brown. 8. A. R«rffcuaon1 M. A. Soutb-Eastern versity students are offering to help, and j Mason. M. Lottie*. I>. 8ehL F. North-Western retired meufben of the railroad staff are 1 Twk, V.. G. Turner, M. Fra*aser sud M. A. M. HENRY, OffKL twin g pressed into service. TThc disob* Hiwin. Bedding Plants Alaska. snnization «sf 'httsinese is alienating pub A • inmmi i. ailon was r. ae br-og she crew opt to Y'ldtuelaL on the AM mineral rights are reserved AND WE HAVE HOME NEW GOODS THE SHORTEST LINE, THB TRAN800K TINEKTXL- Z Tlicrc Is no need ho bobble round sol- Eauulmatt A Nanaimo Railway ( „ . For San Francisco 21at. *o ttv»t we may have * couple of JUST ARRIVED. FINEST TRAINS, THB LOWEST 3- TRAINS DAILY - ferirg agony with corns. Sprinkle Foot within that tract of lend bounded on the LEAVE VICTORIA. 8 P. M. day»’ pructlce. south by the south boundary of Oomee KATES, THE FASTEST TIME, WHEN GOING TO Kim iir your shops, mid you’ll be sur Queen, May 4. 19. June X I nm Inatnpitcd by otiV faculty commit District, on toe east by the «traita ai n ATÏ7 MTQ trade Mark* prised how quickly reli<-f will come, end toe to exprew our thank» to yonr «tub for Georgia, on tha north by the 60th parallel r« l un * o and copyrights St Paul, Chicago, New York Senator. May », 24. and do the went by the boundary of the R MINNEAPOLIS, 8T. PAUL, CHI City of Puebla, May 14, 2», Jane 1». l>ye and bye the corns will disappear. It your courtesy in offering us tlhe use of one Procured In all countries. A N. Railway Land Grant. CAGO. OMAHA. KANSAS (fill, Umatilla, June 8. is the simplest, snrest method <►/ pre of your boat» for our rare In Victoria and LEONARD H. BOLLY, Searches of the records carefully made Nor Eastern Canadian Points venting corns you ever tried. Price 28 and rciH'ite given. Gall or write for la AND ALL POINTS EAST. Steamer leave» every fifth day thereafter. afterwunf* in Seattle. A proper guurnn Lànd G TAKB TUB «•ents a box of 18 powders, at druggists formatio*. For complete Information, aak Steamer* connect at San Francisco wit» tee will be arranged In time for Ux* lonch your local agent, or write Northern Pacific Railway, Company*» at va mere tor porta In California, or by maik —r.r. ______»nfr*ty of ymrr tront. ROWLAND BRITTAN, Mexico and Hnmholdt Bay. ». W. PARKER, For farther Information obtain folder. Be sure yon get “Foot Elm.** Tlicrc I* another proposition which I dia- HHHHH giv Mechanical Engineer aad Patent Attorney General Agent, And Enjoy a Bid. « to. T>. Y. £t»U & Jury, Rownrdnvlllf. Ont. Bight la reserved to change steamers eg ciuwed with Mr. Lccmlng end Mr. OIM rranlar eeatioo of the Rnanl of Licensing 161 Yetiet Way, Seattle. Famous North Coast Limited railing date». „___ . „_ , „ . . „ Comtnlealoner» for the City ct Victoria. 1 ÜtMta wSi H P. RITHET *.0>to Agents. 61 Wharf O. Blifblnn WIWIaim. cdttor of the B. C. Hrair. and wtricir t wtah rrai wwM watf- IMSi»*W iWTf' W a tranafef fo ClisTlta Tk» eialyjnp-io-date train crowing the r«i St.. Victoria, n. r. Sffnlmt Record, of Vkn«>av«r, la a gu«*t nrft to yonr athletic board: Could not ■■■■■■II* VACUUM ' DEVELOPER; tlnent. Thia train la made np uf elegant TICKET OFFICE, 113 Jaroee St., Seattle. toria, nf the Mcenee now held by me te Thte treatment will enlarge New Veetl holed Ihi liman and Tourist at tto-* Iknnlnlne. yonr Hub emu** * track meet with our UEO. W. ANDREWS, North-Western Pan- track train for Hntnnliiy. June fftihî I wfl spirit now and fermented liquors by shrunken and undeveloped Bleepers, electric lighted and steam heated. a-ngvr Agent. Seattle. retail. f H. Jones, Rofella Hyd. M. Co.; Hitt TîiërS EoÂleed. .STI F.'Wîl»nê, "W.' A. 1 Bros,, J. Sear*, A. Holmes, J. H. Ontler, J. Wonder «ml U. M. Milks». ,J Warner, W. B. Shakespeare, J. Slnggett Vancouver, are among the late arrivals at VICTORIA DAY "Let the BOLD DUST twins * work." & Sens, J. It. Dares, W. H. Watson, J. Ulus Vernon. » Heaney, A. E. Fvphatn, C. H. Smith ft • • • Waltham Watches Co., it. A. Murrnui, M. Lenfral-y, W> W. Sutherland, of Birkenhead ; Frank Nichols, H. W. Walker, C. W. Kirk, T, (.'TkijhihiiK of Milt Bay; Mrs. A. H. Ives, of Truthful witnesses of AMI» Jar & Co., Schaper ft UeitL_.C. (*i overdale, and Mrs. M. Parent earn, of CELEBRATION " f cuiîîiif miiïw» x mite. 1VÎT8uicKon, are reglirtered- at .4he Bal Mor’ey, H. H„ Auderaou, F. Laudaberg, moral. the passing hour. It. E, Brett, T. Greenhalgb, Geo. E. Alack, |>ened with prayers by R«-duc**d rate# from alt points. efforts ; Subtreate—from your cares; AMs— A. G. M CANDLES8, Rev. W. L «lie Clay. r Mayor. to your life. The chief item of business was the W. C. MORESBY. Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, •foetioo of officers and committee* for Secretary. Montnel. Chkeao. New York. Notion. SL Louta-Hiker, of COPCO SOAP Corel oeke). the ensuing year. It was moved by Rev. Dr. (’amph<11. and seconded by Dr. HOTEL DAVIES VICTORIA WATERWORKS. Milne, that the acting officers l*e re BABY’S OWN elected. The motion was unanimously 48 TO B0 YATES STREET. E. B. DAVIES. PROPRIETRESS. carried. SOAP Attention le railed to Sec. 22, tof the Rttiun & Hartnag’e, Drianl hotel, J. II. IS NOW READY FOR QUESTS "Waters-orka Itc^uWtflun My-Law, 1U0O,” Mr. Sprague thought it advisable for prevents roughness of the whkHx reads aa .follows: “No perron «lui 11 Todd ft Sons, U. P. ttithet & Co., Ltd., the board to have fixed dates for the Every department entirely new and bra artfully fitted throughout with modern sprinkle, or use In any manner whatsoever, J. A. Say ward, A. C. Flumerfelt, quarterly meetings, and also ' that the * skin and chapping. Improvement# and the latent electric appila ncra. Mogt eeetrally located; only three the water supplied by the cKy upon lewnSfc mlnutee* walk fro* train» and boats. All street cars pesa the door. The moot con Gntifhy smeltef, and George A. Veith board should meet more frequently than gnrihuiw. yards or gns.ude of eay descrip Best for toilet and nursery use. e»t venient hotel In the city. Alt rooms on on e floor. 1 N tion. nx'fpt between the hour* of 5 and • (Veith ft Borland), Keithley Creek, $20 The hotel will be run In connection wt th the fa moo* in the past. AIBCRf TOtltf f» et-, fra. Mosmti o’clock in the morning, and the hours et The following motion, proposed by E. I 5 and 10 o’clock In the evening, an lea» the J, Stables, M. P. P.. $15. Crow-Baker, was carried: That the sec POODLE DOO RESTAURANT. I Wster eo u»vd shell be migifilieil by meter.” retary should be instructed to call the JAS. 1^ RATMT-R, John Brydon, Ykrtoria-Pboecte Brew Water Couunl eeloner, ? ! -r------ing Co., Ltd., Wviler Bros., L. Oood- quarterly meetings on the second Tues j City Hall. May 5thC 1903. dereft Hon*. B. ' W-tlron, Henderson day in the following muttUu^ January, AUDITING COMMITTEE Bros.. ' Ltd., Pither & I«eiser, Victoria April, July and October. Truck A 1 fr.-ly Co., Ltd., George Riley, Mr. Baker wbmitted his financial re Plans and Specifications LOOK INTO ACCOUNTS M. P.f " L. « i. McQtade, F. .1. Pitta, port for the *a*t year as he was finable, . en Cop!.a of the ooodttlous of cotnpetitloa» Newton. J. T. H. Mataon, B. C. Electric etc., for the association. Ttie matter ot Are you nervous, fretful can he (Attained at the office of the under Railway Co., Ltd.. Victoria ChemU.M having a married couple to araist the j signed. M and gloomy ? Is yoiir I- WELLINGTON J. DOWLBR. Co.. Ltd,, and Puget Sound Steamship matron at the Orphanage was discussed, j Time* readers will recall that about a and finally left in the hands eeUli atlon» may be seen at the office et Rowland, Machin and Col. Mcinecke, 1 tier. Mount Sicker and Bren ton mine*. The following Igdies were elected on the ladiee* committee: Mrs. II. Bicker- R. P. Rlthet A Co.. Ltd., Wharf street, who were instructed by resolution of the Henry B. Thompson, A. L. Belyea, K. Have you varicocele ? where all other Information may be «to C-, II. Mortimer Lamb, A. C. Hirseh- dike. Mr*. Geo. Carter. Mrs. W. Scow- tal ned. meeting to allow the treasurer no com These are the result of the H. SCHWARTTNO. mission. The committee ha* completed field. Atlin claims; Charles H. Ltigrin, croft and Mrs. D. Sprague, for the Con its task and certified the treasurer’s A. W. More, C. Dubois Mason, English gregational ritnrdh; Mrs. F. Adams, j- waste of vital force. The Mrs. F. W. McCulloch, Mrs. W. B«w- statement correct. The statement is as Counties Syndicate, Robert Cassidy, K. ridge and Mrs. Noah Shakes|>eare, for gentle stream of electricity follows: C., E. B. Shaw, N. P. Shaw, Hamilton TENDERS. Receipts— Smith. Cnpt. L. Thompson. W. Mnnsie, the Methodist churches; Mrs. James from Dr. McLaughlin’s Electric Belt going into 2*1 subscriptions la Victoria, ss A. Stewart Robertson, H. D. Hefmckcn, Hutcheson. Mr*. G. L. Milne, Mrs. Wm. nerves for hours every night soon replaces all th Traders are Invited for the per appeuu-X “A” ...... fd ,696.00 K. C., M. P. P.. Walter 8. Fraser & Munsie. Mrs. Wm. Denny, for the Pres itdrrs ate Invited for the purchase et byterian chnrvhee; Mi** Perrin. Mr*. E. ergy and makes every nerve and muscle perfect. the »tock Ln trade, goodwill and book M subscriptions in Van Co., Ltd., A. B. Fraser, sr., E. B. Mar debtsa of Bmklnê, Wail A Co., grextern. Crow-Baker. Mrs. A. S. Going. Mr*. couver, as |mt appendix vin & Co., J. Herrick MHiregar. Dr. T. permanently in every case. % v „ Gov««rmnent street, Victoria. “B” ...... $534.00 J. Jones. Geo. Powell ft Co.. Lens ft Toller, for the Anglican churches; Mr*. For j.aiMcnlar» apply to Give me a man (or woman for that matter) who has been X J. H. LAWSON, I*ree IO p«w veut, com- UiiuT, J. Viercy & Co., II. Sivbetibaum, W. R. Higgins, Mr*. W. W. Wilson. W. McKevn ft 8r>n, Oriental hotel; Hick- Mr*. E. V. Mngbridge. Mr*. O. A. Mc- sick and sufferingforyears and taken medicine until the system 'K X X vV C. V. TODD. ^ mles'jon retained for Tarish, for the Reformed Episcopal I coUeotlng...... $45.40 man. Ty* ft Co., Ltd'4 Q. Harold Grant, church. .. . I is all run down and debilitated, the stomach unable to di Office expends, rent, W. ft J. Wilson. Paterson Shoe Co., At the suggestion of Rev. W. U Clay ( hire of d.ak ...... WAR Brown Jug 8aUsui, T. N. Hihhen ft Co., gest the food and the nerves shattered. My Electric Belt the following wer* elected to act as a Roll top desk ...... 26.110 Ileisterman ft Co., Tbos. Sliotbolt, W. will give new life to every organ, drive out disease and re HOTEL BADMINTOK finance com mi tee in conjunction with the 386.26 T. Oliver, Bank of II. N. A.. A. J. Gal- VANCODVKR. Post age stomp* sold to membero. „ 15 Ivtiy, Bank of Montreal, Justin Gilbert, treasurer: Dr. Milne, Mr. Flumerfelt store health. . JOS. W. WALLIS. Prop. Furniture, stationery, stamps, «rtc., W. M. Brook. Con. Spruce Creek and H. D. Helmcken, K. C., M. P. P• I have the grandest invention of the age for weak men ; American plan ...... Rate. 92 and $2.3§ bought by assocJstioo ...... placer*; Charles Hayward. E. Crow- The following house and grounds coilf Hitnated le the heart of the city. Street Ain * emits paid on aocuont aasucU- mittee were installed: Messrs. Sprague, the surest and easiest cure for all nervous and chronic diseases. Its wonderful power can within one block, passing continuously th)B sad now refunded ...... Baker, R. K. Davis, H. Morton, Gar for all parts of the city, ltarber shop la rick*» Head; Brsdy-llouston Packing McGregor ami Shakespeare. is directed to the scat of the nervous system, through which its vitalized strength connection. ’Phone In every room. Co., E. E. I^eeson, Victoria; H. P. Bell, The meeting closed with a benediction penetrates into all parts of the body, carrying new life to every function which has Less subscriptions In defsnkt. ,’^K C. E.; Hiram Walker ft Sons, per J. W. by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Cridge. NOTICE Total receipts ...... 12,285,60 Ambery ; Dr. J. D. Heltnckvn, F. W. been weakened by excess or dissipation, restoring energy to the brain and power to Puyments- Nolte, Victoria Machinery Depot. B. C. PERSONAL. the vital organs. No weak man, no sickly or delicate woman, will ever regret a fair Noticelice Is hereby given that thirty day» Petty cash expenses, Marine Railway Co.* per W. F. Bullen; after■ date I Intend to make applicationappll _ _to ■ $14.15; exchange on Times l*rintlng & Publishing Co., Col Mrs. ft. O. Thurston and Mrs. J. K. Rob trial of my ‘ ' • * the Honorable the Chief Commissioner et Cheques. $1.26 ...... $ 15.40 Lande and Work* for a Irate of the fallow Printing flO.twu c'.nsila**, let onist Printing ft Publishing:Co., T. L. inson, of Chernaia*»»; J. B. Fagt< and wlf.». ing described tract of land «muted ofi tlMr ters, ewvfdupss, etc...... 677.55 FulHns, Mount -Sicker; Fred. Norris, A. Mra. M. GinUm. Mra J- E. Howell. Ml* shores of Battle's Lake, In Com ox a ad IVMtagu sCsjujm end |wst Lipsky, Empire hotel; W. J. Pendra y, Dr. McLaughlin's Electric Belt Clnycquot Dlstrl'ts: Vvmroencirg at » «•arts ...... 366.15 Marsh O'BHmi, ï. K. DerUn and W. M. j Rxiwraa vJsirg.s ...... 23^*4 Carter ft MacVaudle**. Victoria Print Endlong, of Reattie; Mîaww Morgan. M. | point on the east shore of Buttle’» Like, ing ft Publishing Co, and L. J. Quag- I toll you that ELECTRICITY i* » remedy of to-day. It lias boon a grand rom >ily of where the E. \ N. railroad lend grant lia» Wages, of clerks, steoyg- end N. J. Morgan, of Hanta Crus; A. Ç. the pa.t ten yean. I have studied this subject more carefully than any physician h u ever Intersects Buttle’» Lakf ; thence along aaHB rspher, etc...... 2Ufi.tr, llottl, $3 each. Schmidt and wtfe. at Portia ml. Or.; A. M. I K. A N. railroad land grant Une ln a south Htatkouery for office, etc. .. 06.00 Mrs. M. J. O. White, Balmoral hotel, Kg», of Mayae; Barry Miller, of Chicago; I studied hie text books, and can .how résulte I ran cite you thousands of caiee that have easterly direction for a distance of twe rr.M XV: ft': NWPtture, -or AWelffiK Jw. Barrow ! come to me aekmg.my advice, eome of them as a last resort, having spent thousand* of dol s?^r„ sr Advertising mcétluga, eLv., .1. Wenger, .!. It. Colliater, Pope St a of Toronto; Mra. 8. Bewell, t* Orapd , lar* with practitioner*, and the majority of these caeoe are the people who are praieing my east shore line of the"lake and «listsat $22; let «grams, $55.80 .... 62.80 . 7 tbrnory Cm, Army and Navy elodiiug Fort*; Wm. McLetmaa, of W4aotpagj- ,H. j gecretary ■ tsunb,. trsrttttu# method to-day, -1 therefeom two miles to the head of Battle’» expenses Nenatono. Van store, Fletcher Bros., E. B. BiUtoghdrat, N. Oray, of Woodraork. end Mr. Chihb | lake; thence in a northerly direction feto A. A. Clayton, 8e;i ft Gowen, Clarke ft My eucce.e i* not limited to any particular trouble. Any organ of tho body, any part lowing a* line psrallcling the seat shore couver ami Iavlyiaul^b.... 25.00 and wife. Je». Rdd. H. C. Chamberiln and that lacks tho neco»*ary vitality to perform ite natural function, can be restored by my line of the eu Id Battle's Lake, and dlstaaS Ibn-fVtUm mmmlttee for en- Pvar* .n, Arthur Crease, Wm. Christie daughter. C. H. M. Sutherland end wife. therefrom two mile*, to tbe point of Inter t.-rutimnvtiL members .... 184.55 (C.P.ll. Telegraph Co.), Herbert Cuth method. It gives strength, it makes the blood rich r id red and warm, it vitalizes tho Provincial government for Mrs. c. L Brown, of Vancouver, are at section with the Ift ft N. railroad lanft mining, placer end water ln-rt, Th«w. Earle, M.P.. A. G. Howard- the Dominion. nerves, put* life and vim into the brain and muscles. grant line; thence southeasterly along aalft Potta, H. W. Windle, Raymond ft Sons, land grant line to the lake shore; these» _aete ...... 44 «« With my ElectrlO Bslt I euro Rheumatism in it* worst forms; I euro pains and along raid shore fine In a southerly a aft L. -Münes -Wai U. tttiw.ft C«m - P. -D; Oowta «4-ba-k. Ktftwnnet. -ashes,.weak nerves, general dobiUty.aud any other trouble which caij he cured, by restoring nnrthiilf ilrirUnii in Hu nlm nf hagl» Savoy theatre, Y'oung ^ros. (New Eng cleft lQuesnel; Piano Co.. W. T. Andrews, T. F. Tolmie, ed at the Dominion: . Revs. Wetter W. now.—WM. I.TMOMPEOM, Omfian. Ont. ■ it only raven day*-LEW* A. GREEN, Peooronto, Ont Daev, of Nanaimo; T. H. Wright, of BM- 1 hâve scarcely any trouble with my back nn< the parties entitled thereto, having regard Sidney Shot**, Watson ft Hall, Dean ft leg* now. The Ih>lt hae tfcmi a great bleu log to l only to the claims of which she shall them Hiseocks, Hall ft Co., D. E. Campbell, ney; R. J. Mkdntyre and J. W. Hedley, of MAM, Waleiflrfi. unt have notice end thst the said administra Vancouver. 7 ly cured of muscular rheumatism and sciatica, from which I wa* a trix will no: t>e liable for the said asset» H. E. lA ty, T. T«-agW‘, J. Tolllck, John It la nearly a year since I purchased one of your RHts. and great nulfrrcr. I doetvn-d for months, but got no better. 1 slept or any part thereof to any person or per Braden, Win. Harrison, A. G. McGregor, would nay 1 an very much ploaaed1 with the tnvestmenl- bvtlcr than 1 had for over five mouth* MRA., 4. L MVNEOMAN. COWANS AMItsTINI, Hawiay, O s IAS Lombard A tree t, Winnipeg, Man. rons of whose claims notice shall not have A. J. Clyde, McDowell ft Rosie, R. Bray, The many friend* of George Smith, the been received at the time of dlMrlbutlee. H. T. Owen, C. D. Gwln ft Co.. 8. T. well known bewhaH umpire, . will be I don't ask yon to take ray unsupported word ns tot his or aa to my method of curebçing successful. I am Dated the 8th day of May. IMA. pleased to learn that he is recorfrlng from GKO. A. MORPHY. Ix-wl*. W. C. Spicer. N. T. Clarke, T. able to refer you to men who came to me as a last resort and were cured. Solicitor for the administra iris. II. Parr audj*. T. Cornwall, $2 each. bis recent hHnra* *attgfactri sell " these"------goods. So go man. Frank I. Clarice, A. ft W. couver, where be wlH remain for a few .Notice Is hereby givra tftat at the teat Chocolate, Pink, Lemon Wilson, D. F. MtiCrimmoe, Geo Mn^ro days. His t>hyirtrtsa regular eeratoo of. Hie , Board of Licensing ft Oo., H. L. Salmon. C. W. Rogers, A. aa ftinorahdo ae ran be expected. FREE BOOK.—It you cannot call, write for my beautiful descriptive book. Showing how my Belt is used. rotnmisalonere for the City of Victoria, 1 T. Emery, H J. Wall, H. Kent. J. * • • It explain# how my Belt cure* weakness in men and women, and gives prices. Send for it to-day. I intend to apply for a transfer to Mrs. Color and White. I hav a Book DBpsctaJiy for wuomsn. Address: Carolina Ferundo, of Che raid City of"Vic Hector, G. T. Fox, A. Bancroft, A. B. Oapt. GBraofi. of ChcmalnuqjPwbo has toria. of the llceaee now held by nie to sets Kingsley, W. Bickford, Speed Bros., J. been eerloualy Hi, arrived to the city yew spirituous nnd fermented liquors by rrtalL F. Rausch, M. Bantly, W. A. Jameson, terday. He la on hla way to the Green dr. Ma Ea McLaughlin, m» coiumbi» at., s««tti*, w««h i on the premises known as the Colonial Alex. Peden. F. W. Hall, À. B. Older- River sanitarium to recuperate. Hotel, Johnson street. In fbe s«I*l City of They sate time and labor. A child < I Victoria. shaw, Weaeott Bros., G. A. Richardson, ! Dated this 23rd day of April. W». ice a cake In three minutes. J. W. lia skins, RoaelU Hyd. M. Go.; H. H. 0. Camming sad wife ead IBs» One- WB PAY DUTY. | JOSEPH SAUER. nCTOBTA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY. MAY 13, 1903. —it. =7=5= side the new vessel there will be the Moana and the Aoruugi on the run. iiupwAWAwmroMABfl,. WILL NOT PLY ON Both the latter are tine vessels and a credit to the route. ** Spring Tonic “During the past year the Oceanic Stéamship Cbinpany, of San Francisco, Cochrane’s Composed THE SUT HON put forth great efforts to secure the sub- LEE & FRASER shlics whiMi have just been awarded to Syrnp of Hypophosphltes the Union company. The American* Deoarfm TO RENT even went'so far as to arrange a special 100pTr“£ïïh.*'r*''' 4"roOF^ 'HreUI.f, 17 f-roomed dwrtta*. $3S par Is • scientific combination of tu* train service between San Francisco and HTPOphospbitee of Mme, Soda, RUMORS ABOUT HEW IS goats toad, 0-nomtd dwvBlne, ,15 oar 137 o, aura. 8-room «i ihrèffl»*. Potash. Iron. Qaialne and Man- New York that the mails might be Kilmarnock Whiskey mouth. , I $35 rper— —month. * «anew. Just what /eu require STEAMER «CORRECT handled Ss expeditiously as jwissible.” ,Rosalie was ___ » AlO) 11 TBOÜNCB AYSNUB. Vlg¥5».rJH’rV‘'1 ^ Arrival of Empress of India From the late ia arriving from the Sound, and she CHEMIST. will be late in reaching port again to N. W. Cor. Yates and Douglas Sta. Orient With Large Number of morrow morning, for the reason that she is burning cp.1l of a very inferior quality. Passengers. A few da$* the captain endeavored! SPECIAL-FOR SALE to get his usual supply of black diamond* | Fred. Carne, Jr. af Seattle, but wr.s told that bis order COR. YATES AND BROAD eould not be Ailed, and that instead he Douglas Summer Gardens During the last few ^K«*ek* many re " "ii' i !■ 1 1 HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC' ports have appeared in the Vancouver Raven roal, or go without. The captain f«,m^drP,".bi%^^".b;diTk,ed,D,°01,7toti'rri- —«»>'•• For Sale paper* «‘bout the steamer Prince** Vic h«S tlKTefore to take, what he can get, but is unable t*Twake Hchqdule time on toria’» prospective service. It haa |»een that whiu!i he is now burning. But the HISTORY OF THE ert» at that time, when he had refused B. C» Land and Investment Agency, Ltd., Privately, the Contents repeatedly asserted that-the vessel, just Rosalie Is not the only steamed which to deliver the.grants In Montreal. ao soon as she has been completed, will suffers ou the Round, and report haa it SUBSIDY BLOCKS .Mr. Wi lls en id he remembered that 40 eorernment Street. be placed on. the Vancouver and Hkag- that nnless the coal situation improves Mr. Dunsmuir came to him in the House of Two Nicely Furnished over there that a number of the large and urged him to deliver the crowq eay route» and furthermore it has been «teawyp» will he obHged to tie jip. A (CosUaud 7nw pact 1.) grunt*. Witness held out, however, tell Mouses, Cheap. Nearly it-timated that the C. I\ X. Company eoujde. U I* *t'ated, are now puyiqg de- ing him there were other things which contempkitwl a new Vancouver and Se mnrrage b.-.-aui* of being nnabfe to till other wa* for crown granting tv Colum he would tell him of later. attle service. With the ubjeeC of secur <-»>!.-rs within contract time. Thn,aitua- bia A Western for sections J. and 3. Th*- Mont: ut waa not one Money to Loan New Furniture ing a correct version of the C. I*. X. llon (n VUdoria is unchanged. Mr. Wells «aid ttie Columbia A West which had to tk> with the cancellation of The 'steamer Trader, which came in Company’* intention* 1» this regard, ern first came before him in the telegram the crown grouts?” asked Mr. Helincken. On Approved Security. At Lowest Rates this morning, leave* for the Sound (bis •cot by Mr. Taylor to Mr. Eberts, ask “It had considerable to do with It," Cu.pt. Troup was approached this morn evening For a cargo for Crofton. . ing for the transfer. He was in the At- Mr. Wells replied. Enquire at once of ing. lie again stated that the I*riuce»e torney-GoneraKa office. They dmciweed Mr. Ilelmcken asked if the question of HALL, GOEPEL & CO., loo Cererimeet Street Victofia was uev-r intended for the MARINE NOTES. the «-afrying out of the propaultivn of Mr. W. JONES. the legality of the act was not the ques ftkagway run. She was designed par A Halifax dispatch of May 12th »ny*: Taylor. He first opposed it it because tion which decided the cancelling. Financial and insurance Agents. Dominion Government Auctioneer. ticularly for thé Victoria and Vancouver “It i.-< feu red that the selmoue'r Laura C., it was contrary to the Subsidy Act. Mr. Mr. Wells objected that the reasons C;ipt. Proa*er. which left here fof Loti* Ebert» wrote perhaps two tdegrams, but would be an executive act of which he ggggggggggggggo^oooooeoooooogoooooooooooooooooooooo City Auction Mart. 68 Broad street. service, and that business she would en ter as soon aa she n?a* ready. There was burg to load rtmJ for Yarmouth %m April was not satisfied with them. Finally could not apeak, only the ohe trip apokeu of a port from Stb. haa been lost. No w-At on», two lentkmro and Furniture INDIA’S ARRIVAL. OM la dr to roprwnt » well known to. colleagues. before the steamer left. One of these •• V 1 AND BFKBCTS. Crowded with passengers, both fc)uro- UNANIMOUS VERDICT. wtltwh.iL Mato be waU oad faweably He rvnM-mbcml that he bad one con iiMsi was Dr. Aiken, the owner of some kaowa la Vtoturtn. Addrree E. Bin». Oak rlïhoStered Rockeffi, Walnut Uphol p»>an and Asiatic, the tt. M. 8. Empress From our many articles the post few verse tiou wd& the Attorney-tbmeral, coal property at the head of .the river. ttomtoUto bat ok. or coll after 4 p.m. stered Arm dmlrs. Settees, Lounges, Bed of India arrived yesterday afternoon weeks received from varions sources it when Mr. Klierta «aid that if the Ore Ttie Mount Royal found the water in loounre. Rattan Arm Chairs. Carved Osh from the Orient after an uneventful pas will be seen that the comedy farce, “A luuitiia A >Vvetvrn wanted three lands the Hkeena very low, but notwithstand TO BENT—Hoorn end board la privet* Centre end Occasional Tables. Brass Plant sage. She had about 330 Chinese aboard, Wise Woman.” is a strictly first kaws boon* man-led couple, or two eberll* Stand, very tine Oak Book Caae with glass he thought it should make no difference ing ina sueie company as part* of south on the Boscowits was a timber French piste mirror back. Walnut HaU H. Beinessvn, Mrs. H. Iteinssen, R. Bel- has yet visited us. It remains to be TO I.BT t'cMuca. 87 *brt toreet. Appljr the O.P.R This was proliably lief ore cruiser, natned McKay, who haa been Dr. Carter. Stand. Hall Chair*. Swing Glass May held. Mrs. R. BellleM, Hon. Arthur seen how they will be appreciated. Clock, Silverware, Ten Service (3 pieces). 10th Auguet, #TO0t. He thought it took working on the Mainland at a point Toast Racks. Water Pitchers, S o'clock Tea Boyer, C. Bertram, (î. II. Bethuue, place in Mr. Rberts's room. almost opposite the northern end of this APPLICATIONS for the pototi-ei of *vre- Kettle. Cake stands. Trays, etc.. Cutlery, Baron von Cnrstanjen, Mrs. I*. It. —Ralph Leeman, driver of the truck totT of the B. C. AdrieaRaral Aamxto- Mr. lleiuK-kcn pressed for an answer Island, and who leaves this evening for ttoa at* be received op to Monde/ ear en Cel Glass, China, OH PatiMiags, Picture Clarke, Miss C. 1\ Clark. K. L. Cockell, team at h wdquartens* fire station, had a as to whether he was not deeply concern Seattle. end Photo Frames. Solid sHPtt and Birch miraculous escape from-being crushed to ta». the 18th tant., at 8 p.m.. to be a* ■todroom Suites, Mahogany Dresser and R. Home Cook, Mrs. R. Home Cook, ed In this. As Mlnieter of Ixand* and The Boseowitz had as part cargo re dmMd to A. O. MaUandleoa, pestilent. Waehatand. Box and Hair Top Mattresses, Miss U. Cook. W. A. Cruikaliank. H. death this morning. About 8 o’clock he Works he would be interested. turning g quantity of this season’» pack flue lot of Wool Blanket*. Bed and Table Gordon Cummmg, Mrs. H. Gordon Cum-' took hie team out for exercise and drove Mr. Well* dud it WM a matter of pol of canned aalfnoti from Herman's on the WANTMO-A am»', bike, toto bane. « WHhh Slut #— Feather Pillow*. Down down Douglas towards Discovery «trwt, ■« be «beep. Aptdy room «0. Bo.nl at tr.tag. Miss Cunliflfe, Miss K. O. Curtis. icy to the government. It was done ,n 8ke -na. 8he will sail again for nbrthem Trade bat Mill». Cushions, very good «air sod room carpets. "h«*n he was about to make the turn Rugs. Curtains, Dressmaker s Form. Re J. Denholm, Major W. A. C. Denny, his absence «Vthe,meeting on the 31st British Ct/lumbia port* to-tnorrow night. frigerator. Victoria and Albion Ranges, Mrs. W. A. C. Denny, H. U Dennys, djwn IMaeovery street a I Missing street July and 2nd Kugimt. Mr. Turner. Mr. Cooking Utensile. Crockery, Garden Hose. Mrs. H. L. Dennys, Keville Iloherty, L. cur frightened the anima la. They turn Eberts. Mr. McBride and Mr. Prentitie THE «AltNW.lL LIBRARY. THE TALLY-HO. Garden Tools, Cerpeutera' Tools, Wheel Watte Doney, Capt. G. Duff, R. A.. ed suddenly and started in an opposite harrow, Grindstone, Jardinieres, P aula, were present at that meeting. Visitors and residents wishing to join ..Union Made.. James East wick. Mrs. James Eastwick. uireetion; but they wvre quickly «op- Mr. Helnickcn wanted to know If ll Report of Ipeclsl l oamulttee Giving i« Kndrom>° * tb« cky Miss M. II. Enwtwk-k. Miss C. L. F^st- ped by an electric light pole on the cor was not a emtnge thing to act on such turn-out are requested to regls- and Omdlttona of Competition. ter wick. Mis* Edwards, N. (1. Evans. ner. They struck the pole with suck an Important matter affecting hi* depart name» either at the Tonrtat Overalls, Jumpers, force as to snap the tongue of the ex or the Victoria Transfer Oompuny IJeut. M. C. Kewting. R. M. L. I., and ment during hi* abeeure. According to ttie special committee's re earii day before 12 noon. On the let of ercise wagon in tw>, and continued to Jackets, Pants, valet. Dr. R. Fielding-OuId, Hun. Syd Mr. Wells g^mltleti that he thought it port, adapted at last Monday night'» meet June ttie coach will commence regular wards the pole until the seat upon which daily trip*. ney Fisher, K. Fitiger*id. I». Fowler. was rather *trange. ^ ing of the city round! giving In detail «tie Shirts, the driver wo* sitting was right against Senator G. T. Fulford, Miss Fulford. He could hoi remcmlier that he dis tertne and ctmdlrtoos of ctsnpetMtoo under Waiters’ Aprons Miss M. Fulford, Rev. A. R. Fuller. the pole. Itt* Courier Meson. Mrs. H. J. Mason, J. P. ecutive in his absence. of the works, a ad shall be entitled to «a 10PEZ TEAM TURNER, BEETON Aon Wanderer»” from Sir Alex. Mae- McCoy. Rev, MvGaw, ,Mrs. MeGaw and Mr. Wells said that not having seen commission of & per cent, of the cost of OP SEATTLE, kmaie and Oharlea A. B. Uarnae, in re- 2 children. Master UvGaw, 0. A. Mc- the letter of 3l*t July he could not have the work. The competitors who are placed oponaa to the chtb’a addrem pnbUnhed In Gle, K. P. MeGrantl, Mrs. R. P. Mc- referred to that. He accounted for this second and third are to receive $150 and -----Yk —: & Co., Ltd. the Time* on Thursday lent: Grnnn, W. K. MUen-Rdht-ad. Miss E. as being a mistake some way in dating. $75. respectively.. To 'the Preside tit of “Ye Olde London 8. Mitchell. C. R. Morford, W. J. After getting Mr. Hunter's opinion The plans of the building shall Show the Wholesale Merchants, Myatt Mrs. W. J. Myatt. Mrs. 8. E. witness may hare been satisfied with the proposed method a ad arrangement of best Victoria, B. C. ■Peer Sir,—Let me offer my moot sincere Newton, Miss Nichols. F. J. Newtmry, legality of ttie grants. He was still dis ing end ventilating the building, and ati, VICTORIA satisfied with it as a matter of policy. thunks tv you for the good wishes (which Mrs. F. J. Xorbury. J. E. Norten, Pay footadlBg these fixtures, book- «tucks and ÔOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO». He thought he gave instruction» in his Indeed, Iwre bee» fuUBledi, as we* so fhr maker C. H» O Leary, F. 8: N , Mrs. Ç7 ereryfMng but fanfftttre I» not to exceed department that the crown grants should the spirit wtiUti pr-auptod the kiwi thought* R. O'T/esry nod efiffd. X. Omngc, A O the price mentioned. The land on wWh not be handed over until they were again eepreuued In jour letter of the Ttb lost., lu PabHi, George IV l'ereire. Miss Dr. N. the bnUdlng 1» proposed to be erected has submitted té him. Ho had the grants the Da My "Kmes. Three would have been M. PhilHr»s, Lieue. T. K. IVwley, A. J. a frontage of 69 feet on Yateu street by Edison Display Co’y* Richardson Miss E. D. Robertson, R. H. prepared 'in pursuance of the oroer-in- OAK BAY PARK gKttfuXy en-knurwltriged; ere now, bad not 130 feet on Blanchard street. The building 43 Tate» Street. Robertson, Mrs. 8. Robinson, Major C. BRMCKSOX A ELY, Proprletore. the work pertaining to the cycle of com He left for Montreal on the night of I» to be two stories with basement. certs kept ira- buoy since my arrival m E. Salvewon, R. K.. John Rhearer, jr., The ground floor is to be at least flr» yUier Bmitb, MUs^fch;, the 24th, the same day as Gordon Hun- - tri# fte*q*T.T» dty, -IV trrutwbOtty wtrtrh S. H. Rtmth, 1%e%-. Ur. Ê. Hniitb, Mrs. Tst^ fiplhtoB W*r AsteAr- He oaw-Mr, fWt llMfVffJftt shlewulk level ou Y «tes TEI8WJW. has been meted out to me 1» British CO- NN m Binith and 3 children. Hugh 8. Dunsmuir previous to this. lie brought «amt: “fhe kiiiüü lemtil* wIM leurve a laetlng impression up to the attention of the Premier that he tbc line of Bisnchsrd strret and are back turd; Smith. W. G. 8t. Clair, Capt. E. At on me, a wandering Ixstdix» minstrel; and Are feet from the line of Yates street, Stothenl, Carl Htrakowch, Mr*. Carl thought they had deviated from the eo wlfl the excellent Hinging of the choir, and have a frontage of 106 feet and 65 ■Strakoech, Mis* Htrakosch. H. A. Task, spirit of ttie Subsidy Act. Mr. I>uns- HAY IOTH Moolctaaa, SIntvrm. rorowU,a. and Imper- pian Tubes ef Mrs. Hollinger fret respectively. The main entrance Is to *• whom I era tndrirted fur many simitar E. C. Taylor, Arthur Turner, J. J. Van nmlr said that he had not wo understood. eepreuMoue of good wlM and entfauelsaUc be on Yatrw street, and proper a écorna Allen and valet, L. Veyret, Mr. Wahl, was removed without a surgical It. He did not remember that the Prem Pisf. Fax support. I quite agree that tonight's per Mrs. Wat.I. Licit. C. K. WaUflc-, II M ier gave hie own understanding of it. dation is to be provided for the janitor formance bridge my muukwl activity in operation. h» the beeement. Bird and Animal Imitator. Warren, Mr*. H. M. Warren, Miss War He went to Montreal on 34th October, Aroedh (for some rime, at least) to a dose. ANNUALS “I had an abeoee lie laid the matter before Sir Thos. The exterior of the bulldlnt on i ■airy NritIsm ren, H. M. Warren, jr.. Master D. 8. Mocks and Asters. SOe. don.: 6 don. for$l. Bet the deKghtful renriertloos connected Warren, Master R. F. Warren, Miss the fallopian tube Shaughnessy. The upshot was that the greet* mentioned I» to be of et one rod ttie Illustrated song, “Down on the Farm.- with the tour wl* undoubtedly remain, as tube is e connection rooting material of elate or copper. The Verbenas, LebeUa. New Petunias, lew- Watson, G. L. Watson. R. I). Webster, crown grants were not delivered and the land Poppies, Zinnia*, African Marigolds, The latest Sieving pictures I «hall look back upon my visit to Vic Wm. Whist-on. Mr*. Wro. Whi««»n. Miss I suffered untold misery and wax negotiation* were cut off for the time. Interior Is to be finished generally In IIret etc. ______toria as oat of Its most grot trying m,> ALL FIRST-CLASS STUFF. BBS THE l Arabian Magician's Menagerie. Whist on, 8. White, Miss K. William*. eo weak I could scarcely get around. Last fall he saw Sir Thomas EOiaiigti- riass style. The bulMtog * to be Mghted Frisky BuxgUre. i_, •nmta. It fans been made doubly *> by with electricity, but prorisfon for ga« Is ,W. H. WiboB, Mr*. Lee Vick You and 3 Die sharp burning pains low down newsy and discussed the whole matter of VICTORIA FLORAL CO.. The Haunted Pawnshop. \ that rdlâl Lunch of mriprocel good fed- children. in my side were terrible. My physi land subsidies. Sir Thomas said he to be made throughout tire entre bu I King. High IMvIng st Milan, Italy. tag between choir and conr the present mnflTh would get Lydia E. I*lnkham4 Witness knew that Mr. Elierts took wife of Major Vaughan, the well known OARTBR^In this city on the 12tti test., Razor, "T0BM RUH Udj. - ■=’..r.r*kpe—W 'wniSi its former cohtract ran oet. Mr.i i V'cgetable Comppound at once, surveyor of thb city. She was. thé only the wile of Clsreocw Carter, 30 Socood strong grounds that It Should be carried street, of e eon.___ CHARLES A. K. HARlllfW. Greer is authority for the statement that and also write to> Mrs. Plwkhni out He could not remember ttie exact daughter of the late Capt. John Camer H. f* Salmon, Jtmi. it Is extremely likely, now that the Union for opetiof words used by Mr. Eberts He did not on, Roy el Engineers. company had secured the contract, that know that the Attorney-Oroeral took ex VAFGHAN—At Vancouver on May 8th, Women Jump at eouelusleeg and men try a new modem stunner will be placed ut) A phrenologist ssys that the bumps on a Marla Jean Oameron. only dsughser of Fox's ception to Mr. Dunsmuir’s action. the late Captain John Cameron, Royal 4» reach them by reasoning. Both isnd— the rtm between Vancouver and Sydney Mr. Ilelmcken pressed for an explana married man’s head frequently Indicate the Tnrierrea. and wife of Major J. Wgntt 78 Govt. Jf they are good goeseera. in piece bf the steâtoahip Mlowers. Be- tion Vf why be should listen to'Mr. Eb possession of a strenuous wife. Vaafhaa.
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