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VOL. SS. VICTORIA, B. C., SATURDAY. OCTOBSK 25, I90S. Ho. 150. - --ID- ' -i ' il than those directly toodting on the wet- ; by fraud and undue Influence. An Id- fare of the poored* chutes of this and 1 junction restraining tue defendant from In other gfeat cities. any way parting with, disposing of or deal ROMPROCE» ing with the property which be derived “I thank yon for your good wishes for THREE RIRES TO from tue estât* of Alex. Duusmulr 1» also HOD POWDER IH myself and my hoes^ Tt cordially share claimed, and the appointment of a re ycur aspiration thatv it may be granted ceiver Is asked. wearing roe by the same divide providence which There was no business In Chambers this HOOCH MR IEEÎET BOOTH morning. E POSSESSION preserved my life on* imminent} dan ger to reign -over m; flrtnly established SEVENTY SOLDIERS KILLED. CHAIN and peaceful and in the loyal HEARTY RECEPTION hearts y of my ooni and prosperous OUTCOME WILL BE Details of Engagement Between British Troops and Followers of the CLERGYMAN ARRESTED OF THEIR MAJESTIES The Interior of the great hall of the WATCHED WITH INTEREST Mad Mullah. IN LONDON TO-DAY b* Gold Ladies’Lon* Guildhall presented « brilliant scene. It was filled with members of the Royal (Associated Press.* Fllkd Ch* ins Gold Filled family and diplomat», officers and offi Aden, Arabia, Oct. 26.—Details of the Chains as The Beg’s Reply to an Address of cials, $11 In full uniform with their fighting in Somaliland on October 6th «* Uv 41 breast^ biasing wtfh orders. * They Are Likely to Dticais Sooth Afri low as $2.00. between the British expeditionary 'force He Hu Been In Custody Before In- (ioa Welcome—Fire at the The King’s reply tq the address in the can Affairs— Closure in the and the followers of the Mad Mullah Guildhall was muoh on the same lines . tended to Cause Damage Ladies’ Long Guildhall. show that a more serious disaster was Gents’ Gtm- as his speech at Trafalgar square. House of Commons. With "Explosive. (Stains gun- After luncheon the common crier call only averted by the splendid exunqgjie of metkl and metal and ed for a toast to His 3$sleety the King, the few white officers. As it was* the «Muer chains silver, at low and Mme, Alba ni, stationed in lone of British force lost a Maxim gun (Associated Press.» the galleries, sang the National Anthem, (Associated Presa.i men killed, while 62 of their as $2.00. ’London, Oct. 25.—King Ktiwarfl and in which the whole éofepany joined. London, Oct. 26.—Emperor William lAssonnted Pres* » as law as dead were counted close to tile London, Oct. 25.—The San prints an t-AutsuaiTe By buying your Queen Alexandra started on ;thëlr ’Royal After other format easts the party will arrive in England on November 8th, 41-50. wutch chains line. unconfirmed story of the arrest of a for here you not progress toward the tity Shortly after left the hall, the procefii qm^ reformed and . and by that time, it is expected, King Shortly after the British ex. lion Prices you sel only save your neon to-day, in somewhat dull weather* It started on its programs 1 Carlo., of Portnguol, alto will he left their fortified camp for Mudi eigner, near a stand erected for a view! see equalled watch yon also er. The pageant traversed several miles October 6th the Mullah’s forces of the Royal procession, with two pounds sts -your money The min, however, kept off and the tem of streets on the Surrey side of the river guest of King Edward. There is every perature was sufficiently mild to make reason to believe that the meeting of reported about a mile ahead, and within of suspicious powdery substance in his Thames. There was qo special incident, half an h
Cook a ad Yates, every tiro hoars. Johnson sud yutidru, every tures hours. DIVIDED SUPPLIES. Campbell’s Electric J Oil u MU a and . Vancouver, every * three A FAMILY REMEDY. hours. A MOTHER’S PRAISE THAT LETTER ON Yules and Quadra, every three hours. Captain of American Schooner Afraid to Vanuoru aud Quadra, every two hours; V. I'hbd Cargo in Colombia. Liniment 21 leaking badiy. FOR THE MEDICINE THAT RE Pe-ru-na to Use In Thousands of ICTOtOAB Will quickly relieve those twinges of Farquhar and Quadra, every, two hours. STORED HER DAUdHTER’S Kingston, Jamaica, Oct. «.—The Homes. SEWER Fori, above blanchard, every three newspapers here print reports from the rheumatism you feel these 4pmp. foggy hours. HEALTH. . *i Oon*raeaman H. Henry Powers, of Fort, below Blanchard, every two hours. Cayman islands, British Wéet Indies, mornlna». It Is also an excellent Quadra aud Kane, not working. Faying the American schooner Golden Vermont, writ* from MorrierUle, Tt.1 remedy for sprains, bruises and swell Kane, near Quadrat every three hours. She Had Suffered From Severe Head Rule arrived there recently with a car ings, or In any case where an external SANITARY INSPECTOR Meurs, between Quadra and Vancouver, aches, Vomiting and Extreme Nerv application Is required. Try a bottle not working. ousness, and Feared She Woiild Not go of supplies taken froth Colon secret for that lame back. It never falls. Coutts, between Vancouver and Quadra, Regain Her Strength. ly, under Instructions to land them at a BEFORE THE COUNCIL every six hours. certain point on the Colombian coast, I Price twenty-0ve cents a bottle. ^Vancouver and Beither, every three Every prudent mother will watch care where revolutionists are awaiting them, beuot and Vancouver, every two hours; fully the health of her young daughter but the captain and pilot, according to Campbell's Prescription Store, leaking badly. at the period when she Is passing from the report printed, became alarmed and Cor. Fort and Douglas Sts., Victoria. Diicuued the Matter Fer Two Boors or Seoreaby and Vancouver, every two hours; girlhood to womanhood. This period is took their valuable cargo to the Cayman leaking badly. island*, where they divided it 1 Mere—Water Commissioner Vancouver and Richardson, every three the- most critical in the young girl’s life. hour*. It is then that sh© becomes pale, easily The captain is quoted as having said THE LONE ROBBER. Gives HU Views. Hillside and Allqy, every three hours. tired and troubled with headaches, with that he con Id not return with his cargo nay aud Alley, every three hours. to Colon, because he had declared that Later Details Regarding Hold-Up of Bluncburd aud Fisguard, every four out apparent cause. The blood becomes Accra ON IKE hours. th.n and watery, and unless prompt steps hla vessel wee in ballast when he cleared Train in Montana. Blanchard and Cormorant, every four are taken to restore It to its rich, red, from that port ----- The city council, sitting as the streets hours. health-giving condition, decline, and per Alleged Secret Treaty. Missoula, Mont., Oct. 24.—The East- Blanchard and Pandora, every two hours. bound passenger train on the Northern and sewers committee, last night ex Bluncburd und Yates, every four hours. haps consumption will follow. Dr. Wil Managua, Nicaragua, Oct. 24.—The Bluncburd and View, every four hours. liams’ Pink Pills have cured more pale, Commercio. of this city, to-day publishes Pacific, which was held up-* last night haustively unqni’.ed into the complaint of Blanchard und Kane, not working. near Drummond, Mont., 45 miles from Sanitary Inspector Jas. Wilson against anaemic, easily tired girls than any other the text of a secret treaty said to hare Blanchard and Itae, every three hours. medicine, and mothers will make no mis been received from London under date this city, arrived at Missoula at 10.20 the present method of sewer flushing.1 Gordon and Courtney, every two hours. p.m. and proceeded eastward after a Courtney, below Gordon, every four take if they Insist upon their growing of September 21st, and signed at Bogo ONE MAN INSTANTLY The word “exhaustively”, is used ad hours. daughters taking pills from time to time. ta. Colombia, January 18th, between the short delay at this station. It arrived Broughton and Douglas, every four after midnight at a place two miles visedly, for the investigation covered a hours; leaking badly. Mrs. P. Qqge, a lady well known In ministers of Colombia and Chili, grant KILLED AND TWO HURT west of Drummond. There the train wearisome mass of technical details, the Yates, below Government, every three Rowanton, Que., tells what these pills ing perpetual free transit for Chilian Hoir. H. H. POWERS. was signalled to stop, and Engineer hours. have done for her daughter. She says: war material across the Isthmus of Pana- majority of which would be uninterest Yates, below Langley, every three hours. My daughter. Catherine, aged fourteen Dan O’Neil slowed up. While doing so ing to the average render. The proceed Bastion and Government, every four “ Pmruaa f bar* tried In ny tonally he saw a man creeping toward him over hours. years, was suffering greatly with severe wttM success. / can recomménd U aa Man Recovers His Sight After Being the tender. The man, who was armed, ings at times assumed the character of Helmcken Alley, hardly working. headaches, vomiting and nervousness. THB GERMAN NAVY. aa aavallcnt family remedy and very called to O’Neil to atop the train in a court of inquiry, in which the sani batUy* #mI ,-,angle3r’ every hour; leaking She was so completely run down that food Ar cog«*s, co/ds and catarrbat Blind For Nineteen Years— we feared that she would not recover A study in completeness and sound or stantly. The engineer took in the situ tary inspector was the defendant. There Colllnaon, near Vancouver, every three affection*. "—n. Henry Power*. ation at once, and pulled open the throt was a great deal of cross-examination, hours. her strength. We tried several medi ganization ia the German navy. Imagin Dominion Notes. cines, but they did not seem to do her ative in its origin, it is practical in its John L. Burnett, Member of Congress, tle and tried to start the train at full and altogether the meeting was not the Government and Yatee, every three Boren th Alabama District, writes: speed. The robber divining his pur hour». any good. I then thought we would try. evolution. Nothing is omitted, and the tamest in history. Yates and Douglas, every three hours. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, and the result personal element is valued as mnch as “ I take pleasure in testifying to the pose fired at him. The shot took effect Yates and Broad, every four hours. merits of your Penma. At the solicit» and the engineer fell dead at his post. It was quite plain that the council Fort, between Fort and Douglas, every has been up to our fondest.hopes. She the material. Other nations might in Port Arthur, Ont., Oct. 24.—A sert- The robber then proceeded to rifle the didn’t like the tone of Mr. Wilson’s let three hours. has fully recovered her health and crease their strength on completed ves tion of a friend my wife need it, and it cue accident happened yesterday on the express and mail cars. He plundered the ter, which was read at Monday night’s Viciw and Douglas, every four hours. strength, and I shall be very glad If this sels, but it was laid down in the Ger improved bar condition generally. It ia Canadian Northern railway near Steep mail, and blew open the safe In the ex meeting. Furthermore they objected to View, between Dcnglas and Broad, every experience will help some other suffering man Act of 1900 that officers and men a remarkable remedy. I can cheerfully three hours. girl regain her health.” Rock. A work train ran into a hand- press car, which was wrecked. The the official reporting over the heads of Total number of flush tanks, 49, each were the final necessity. Year by year, recommend Ferons * a good, substan Dr Wimps’ Pink Pills make rich, from the figure of about 29.000. there car; six care wero derailed, one man amount of plunder which he secured, is his superiors, and at one time last night supplied with one-half Inch service; total tial tonte, and a very good catarrh not known nt present, but it is supposed it looked as though the inspector was capacity. 10,666 gallons. red blood and giv© now strength with will he an average addition of 1.776 an remedy.” hilled and two brakemen were injured. to be large. The excitement on the in for a censure. The water depart All tanks marked “leaking badly" had to every dose. They cure anaemia, nually. giving .an Increase of 35.561 by be plastered Inside with cement, not one 4 Pa aa aa Cure» Catarrh. The Conservative Leader. train was intense. ment was well represented at the meet single tank that did not leak more or leas. headache, heart palpitation, dizziness the venr 1920 (in which the last vessels Word of the attack was sent to Drum ing, Mr. ltaymur, the commissioner; Mr. and bring the glow of health to pale constructed under the act will be ready Half the 1U» of life are due to catarrh Montreal, Oct. 24.—R. L. Borden, Water Services Connected Direct. and sallow cheeks. These pills ar© also for sea), and s total establishment in leader of the opposition, returned to-night mond, whence it was telegraphed to Preece, the superintendent, and an em Surface I>ralns—Herald, near Douglas, and catarrhal derangements. Périma Deer I»dg<\ about BO miles away. ployee being on hand armed with data *4 Inch, going all the time. a certain cure for the ailments that round numbers of 65,000. besides a Is the only internal, aystemle catarrh highly pleased with his visit to the West. make the lives of so many women a trained reserve of nt least 100,000. Nor He was met at the station by a large Blood hounds were sent ont »t once, and to justify the change in the system of Douglas aud Pembroke, 2 Inch. remedy known to the medical profession. a search for the robber began. It was flushing. Mr. Wilson had a couple of King s road and School street, 2 Inch. burden. Be sure you get the genuine was the matter of training forgotten, for deputation from different Conservative ^Kjancbard, near Judge Walkeni s, ft with the full name “Dr. Williams’ Pink the squadrons are organized in snch a Penum cures catarrh wherever ta thought at first that eight men were his men with him, so there were wit sted. Ferons is not » guess nor aa clnbs and escorted to the residence of Htélly, % Inch. Pills for Pale People." on the wrapper way aa to form a true “school" for offi Mr. F. D. Monk, M. P.. whose guest he engaged in the hold-up, but the latest nesses on both sides. Mayor Hayward experiment—it is an absolute, ectentlOe advices are that one man alone per presided, and besides those mentioned, badly**’ ‘“>0Ve Cook’ l* lnch- leaking around every box. Soid by all medicine cers and men. and the training establish will be during his stay in the city. To petrated the murder and robbery. the aldermen and city officials, there was dealers or sent post paid at 60c. per ments ashore and afloat aye being in certainty. Penma has no substitutes— morrow he will be entertained to lun present former city engineer E. Mohun. Yates and Quadra. 2 Inch; leaking badly. box or six boxes for $2.50, by address creased and strenghtened to cope with no rivals. Insist upon having Penma cheon by the junior Conservative club- Quadra and View. 2 Inch. ing The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., the needs of the Emperor William’s If yon do not derive prompt and sat!» SITUATION IN COAL HEOION. Being called upon to explain his posi Paklngtou, 1 inch. Cure of Blindness. tion, Mr. Wilson contended that the South Park, % Inch. Brockvillc, Ont. fleet.—John Ley land, in Navy and Army. factory résulte from the use of rerun* Opposite 116 Mensle*, y% Inch. A marvellous cure of blindness has Yesterday's Output Was Close to Ore present system of flushing was unsatis write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a factory. Under the old system (auto Meusles and Slnicoe, lfc lnyii. The r*»r. upon receiving the report of foil statement of your case and he will just been effected in this district. Joseph Hundred Tnousand Tons. ^Toronto and Parry, \ Inch; going all the won. a recent duel between officers In the armv, Brunet, residing in Valleyfield for 19 matic) there was no obstruction, and said-“Duels In the army are absolutely be pleased to give yon hie valuable ad flushing took place several times a day. Birdcage and Michigan, lfc Inch. WANTBD-A first-class finisher. Apply unnecessary, and I desire that reports of vice gra is. years, stricken with blindness, has re Scranton, Pa., Oct. 24.—All of the Opposite 166 Michigan, Inch. Weller Bros’. Factory, Humboldt street. Now they could only be flushed twice "otî* ‘T.r*padea a*ia** not b* brought to my Add res, Dr. Hartman, President ot covered his sight after treatment by a mining companies in this region report a week, as one man couldn’t cover the Box Drains—Fernwood and Johnson, 1 Valleyfield doctor. to-day that large additions were made to inch; James street, 1 inch; bpposlte 00 WANTED—To buy, house containing about The Hartman Sanitarium. Olnmbe.. tify thMB with hie enigmatical sayings, and he left for the Bast firmly convinced is that the farmers of the prairies would Leather have none of Ills “adequate protection.” If tfie lender had spent as much time in the mining regions of British Columbia Watches, as he did in the agricultural sections of the Northwest, he might have received an impression that a scientific application Clocks, of the tariff in such a manner as to con Supply from their Nanaimo, Southfield fer the greatest possible amount of good Plated I u4 Pretectiert Island Cotherks on the greatest possible number of peo Steam . ple is not a work that can be accomplish ed “off hand.” Ware, Silver Ose. > . Mouse • Goal NOT DOING SO BADLY. Novelties Ware. el (fcfr fc$ewlng gradws Mr. Andrew Carnegie probably means Deeble Isrssasd well, but in his utterances is he not Mm mV the MiWs, just a trifle i>essimistic about the pros c Dprifprn 43 elvémmcflt Street NaUed Rats ma pects of the British Empire? He can G■ I— ■ ROUI VI II E»UbIUh*l 1S62. Telephone 118. not know much about Canada, or he would never have ventured the ridiculous ■■■■ » r prediction that she is nut destined to in ’ Cbeü *3? crease very rapidly in wealth or to ulti New Season’s Getting Ready atlç Œimes. mately gain a very large population. in Stock Again We fancy Andrew, like a great many COXGOti TEA...... 28c. lb. 3 STAR FLOpRf (Publiait everj|^|ay (except buuday) people who are “up in years,” is living rimes trlnOhr* Publishing Co., too jhuch in the past "Such ofrthions in INDIAN AND CEYLON TEA, 23c. lb. NEW SULTANA-RAISINS. regard to Canada have been abandoned JAPAN TEA...... 25c. lb. RAW SUGAR! / JOHN NELSON. Manager. by the great majority of Americans. ■EKMovefll Offlc.s ...... 36 Broad Street MONARCH BRAND TEA....30c. lb. BARBADOS MOLASSES. There is another and a more select Telephone ...... y . .BOc. lb. I NOVO SOAP. Daily, oîi month, by carrier .. !...., .75 “triumphant democracy” arising north OOLOONQ TEA.... Daily, o0| week. by carrier .^.^.30 of ihc dividing line. The possibilities of 86 DOUBLA* leek *nmvts per annum .$1.W this} country are now understood and ap All communications Intended for publica preciated, because the nature of her re Hardress Clarke, •> ■ STREET. tion should be addressed. “Bdttor the Times," Victoria, B. C. sources are also understood and appre ciated. If the Empire were one and IRREVERENT BRITONS. Copy for changes of advertisements must We do not know of a single commer be Lauded in at the office not later than indivisible as the United States is, Mr. cial or financial journal of standing in Montreal Gazette. 0 o'clock 'd. m.; If received later than that Many Lines of Goods Carnegie would soon leceive evidence Canada which does not condemn the agi John W. Oates là finding life in England hour, wUfc be changed the following day. that there would be no necessity for mew bat restricted. He was fired out tation that has beë» raised for an in S a London hotel because bis manners The DAIRY TIMKS J ▲ RUN ON Baking Powder Compound Syrup It Makes Yoor Going ont of this line. Quality equal to rx®Î5ifh KEEP THE White Star. Hypophosnhites•TOT Mouth Water 10c. FOB 12 OZ. TIN. Wisdom Walk splendid nerve tonic and builder. Maai HASTIE’S FAIR stored by 77 GOVERNMENT STREET. HALL St CO.. Aa yon allce off a eu ecu lent piece of the tender roast beef procurable at our estab lishment. Of course much depend» on the iog Abroad BODY Clarence Bl [QTORI. area. cook—don’t blame It all on the butcher— PP but we'll - * Always walks In a pair of our $4.00 GUNS AND know our Its are Al cuts. Prompt de- flue Calfskin Shoes, with West K»d Uvery. PI toe, sewed welts. It’» the only wise —Steamer City of Puebla passed Cape thing to do to preserve your THWfflL -'WARM Flattery inward bound at 11 a.m. I. Æ*a Shoes have more to do with pnçumonla CARTRIDGES and con ira mention than many are aware PBBVHNT PNEUMONIA, —Remember we are crowded Satur Johns Bros, of. Wear a $>afar of, our $3.00 or $3.50 COUGHS, COLDS. AND All the latest Firearms and Smokeless day nights; come early. European En Hhoee and yen frill keep /our feet dry ALL CHEST AND LUNG Cartridges kept In stock. Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Bblchev», and. warm. tertainment Co., Yatea street. • 209 DOUGLAS STREET. TROUBLES BY ^RARING —Frank I. Clarke haa been appointed '■Dx-Ofi James Maynard, X to the city editorshipv of the Colonist, In . "FROST QUEEN" 115 GOVERNMENT STREET. succession to G. Deimy, who has joined 85 Douglas St. Odd Fellows* Block. OR the staff of theL Associated Press. Mr. The British Columbia Collieries “FROST KING” Clarke is a veteran newspaperman, CHAMOIS VEST. trained and experienced, and is therefore thoroughly competent to discharge the Company, Limited. duties of the post to whichv. he is ap- Wanted ASSETS—Nearly 8,000 lei pointed. cyrusITbowes, “.T7ndV^.7',J.,toù 6 fifeg *T à Spiênè» «towlfl e» V. CHEMIST. —Mrs. F. M. Rattenbnry, Oak Bay, A Purchaser Stork 11 Offered et 2» cents per ehnre, n.j.ble S cent» per .hire down and s.eewta N orthwestem has contributed to the Tourist rooms a 96 Government St., near —FOR— bouquet of flowers which speaks most $? 1 VIOTOBIA DAILY TIMES, SATOBDAŸ, OCTOBER 25. 1903. GOOD NEWS FOR WE*. Are You Inte A Simple Home Treatment Which la the easy working problems of the da y T If so It will pay you to purchase Never Fail* to Restore Full SmrirP5 flown»» Strength and Vigor oi Youth. CHRIST CHURCH. CATHEDRAL SENT FREE TO-ALU Pel’s Naptha morning__ __ — rr-o--,.and evening,- .-- oJSl Canon Beau lauds.' The musical portion follows: El Uti. H or—r / I Call and get a sample; also a booklet on its many qualities. ( ! Morning. See our window. Voluntary—Andante Hy. Smart Veulte...... ltelnagle l'saiuis ...... Cathedral 1‘saner Te Deum ...... Simper AT WEILER BROS Benedlctue ...... Langdon Mowat & Wallace, Hyurns ...... 4, 100 and 377 Voluntary—March ...... Baptiste Calkin GROCERS, f Evening. Voluntary—Prayer ...... Hammerel A Very Superior Line lYocosetonal Hymn ...... |66 Semi-Duchesse Dress l'salma ...... Cathedral Psalter Magnificat ...... Morulngton of Dressing Tables Nuuc Dimlttls ...... Porter In beautiful Quartered Oak, or Mahog After an absence of five years In the Anthem-O Worship the King ...Maunder ing Tables North. Mrs. J. Mvrrifleld, formerly pro Solo, Mr. A. T. Coward/ any, thoroughly well finished throughout prietress of the Pacific Telegraph ■ hotel. Hymns ...... 33 atad 365 and fitted wtih beat bevelled mirrors. Five drawers and fitted with best Store street, U.i* returned anu is & guest Recessional Hymn ...... 315 at the Dominion hotel. ^ Voluntary’—Mari-t ...... Chas. Gounod elled mirrors. In rich Mahogany, J. B. Payton and Jaa. Tracy, of Seattle; ST. JOHN'S. J Dressing Tables H. A. Buanlet, of Tacoma ; and Jas. A. Pantin, of Mount Sicker, are / among the There will be morning prayer and litany For $40.00 guests at the Queen’s hotel» -• at 11, and evensong at 7, the rector. Rev. && With Triplet Mirrors. Hsest Oaal- SOCKET. 1‘erclval Jenus, being the preacher ut both yi, '/ w tty $40.00 PRACTICE AT, OAK BAY. EL G. Prior, A. W. Vo well, D. Falconer, services. The musical arrangements are era of the Ladles’ Hockey Club and W. F. Robertson were among the pas as follows: are boldlog their usual Saturday afternoon sengers from the Mainland last evening by Morning. AMHRICA'B GREATEST SPECIALIST. ut Oak Bay park to-day. the steamer Charmer.^ Organ—Pastorale In O ...... Smart Te l>eum ...... Tours In F There is so longer any need for men to H A Special Line of Very Queen Anne Dressing suffer from lost vitality, buckacue, kidney THU H1PLH. Dr. A. A. King, of Ladner, Is staying at Hymns...... ».. 3U3, 366 and 338 Organ—Offertoire lu F ...... • • • • 81lae trouble#» nervous debility, varicocele, etc., " THE llim.EY MEETING. the Dominion. He Is taking the examina when It can be cured utmost like magic Pretty Tables Toronto, Oet. 34.—The Telegram’s Lou- tion of the medical council. Evening. lu the privacy of your own home by a Ooa cable says: “The National lUtte Asso R. Jayne, representing Boutllllen & Co., Organ—O Godlike Youth ...... Hands* simple remedy which any man can use. Workmanship guaranteed; fitted with Tables ciation is Inviting eontinental countries to cannerymen, of New Westminster, is * Simply send your name and address to the drawers and best bevelled mirror plates, guest ut the Dominion hotel. , Magnificat-- ...... • ...... KbdonKbdon toIn 0C sea* teams to Blsley next July to voter In Capt. I). Gilmore, E. L. Gilmore, F. M. 1118 Dr. Knapp Medical Co.. 1836 Hull Build and highly finished, in Oak or Mahogany. In Mahogany or Oak; splendidly finished, Urn competition for the Blsley trophy.” Hymns...... 360, 438 and 664 ing, Detroit, Mich., U. 8. A., and they will Stud ley and G. 8. Lopraik, of Seattle, are Organ-Let All the Angels...... Handel gladly send you the Doctor's full prescrip and fitted with best bevelled mirrors, ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL at the Victoria hotel. At $26 00, $28.00, $35.00 Ira M. Kallmeyer and C. F. Thompson, tion free snd everything neceaoary for a Just the style for a young lady’s room. COLUMB1AS v. VICTORIA. ST. BARNABAS» quick and lasting core. well known commercial men of Toronto, The following taken from their dally (See Broughton Street window.) As announced In these columns yester are at the Driard. Holy euchartot at 8 a. m., matins and For $88.00 H. H. Rees, of the U. F. coast and geo mall shows what men say who have taken day, a frleudly game of Association foot litany at 11 a. m., evensong at 7 p. m. advantage of this grand free offer. ball Is being played at Beacon Hill this logical survey, to registered at the Do Preacher, the rector, Rev. to. U. Miller. “Dear Sirs:—IMease acfcypt my sincere afternoon between the Victoria and Colulfir minion. . thanks for yours* of recent date. I have bia teams. The game started at 3 o'clock. J. A. Reeves, H. F. Baker and H. A. REFORMED EPISCOPAL ven your treatment a thorough teat and The respective teams follow: Turrlll, all of London, are at the Driard. A Line of English Bedsteads W. T. ltalley and wife, and H. Roberts There will l>e the usual services In the Se benefit has been extraordinary. It has Victoria—Goal, Jones; backs. Go ward completely braced me up and you cannot awl Hchwengers; half backs, W. Lorlmer, aud wife,“of Dnluth, are at the Driard. Reformed Episcopal church to-morrow at (One each of a pattern.) r |and 11 aud 7 o'clock, when sermon* will be realise how happy I am.” W. York and W. Kinsman; forwards, J. J. L Simpson and R. C. Johnston, of “Dear Sir»:—Your method worked beauti Larimer, L. S. V. York, », Lori mer, J. Vancouver, are staying at the Vernon. preached by the rector. Rev. H. J. Woou. bunday school at 3 In the afternoon. On fully. Result» were exactly what I needed." Square Pillars—a bedstead in Brass, and Light Green Enamel ; up-to-date in style, for $40.00. Moot And J. Johnson. * W. U, Pratt and wife, of Seattle, are at “Dear Sirs:—Yours was received and I tifolumblae—C. Marshall, Another, Rich the Dominion. Friday evening a short service .In the Square Pillars—a bedstead in Brass and Ivory Enamel, a very stylish bed for $36.00. chancel of the church with an address from had no trouble In making use of the re ardson, A. Johnston, 8. Shanks, J. John G. F. Holmes, of San Juan, is staying at ceipt as directed, end con truthfully soy ston, D, Hunter. It. t'eu, J. Noct, T. J. the Dominion. * the rector. Strangers always welcome. See Oar Fall Range of Metal Bedsteads—Fourth Fl oor. J Wilson and C. Berkley. Jas. Breen, of Spokane, Is registered at The musical portion follows; U Is a boon to men.” Morning. Don’t stop and wonder how they can af the Driard. ford to do all this, but send to-day; the BASEBALL, A. R. Johnstone, of Nanaimo, is at the 0pgtn offer to genuine, and the prescription will ' VAXÔÔtVaft AGAIN WINS. Victoria. U Veuite aud Psalms—As Set be sent by return mall Jn a perfectly plalrç Geo. Nunp, of Hamilton, Is staying at the ,le L,vUm—U1 ...... Morning envelope absolutely free Just as stated» The Seattle league team was again de Vernon. Benedlctus ...... •».., . Write to-day and soon you”.! be happy. feated yesterday by the Vancouver nine by Capt. Yates, of Nanaimo, is at the Do- jumlate—14 a score of 7 to 1. Thirteen men were minion. j Authew—Thou Wilt Kti-p ...... struck out by Vlckey, the Tacomai league llyum 12i...... A. aud M. 220 NEW GUNNERS AND OLD. twirier, who occupied the box for Seattle, ; Kjrtie .v...... Button WEILER BROS.I but the seven hits made from him all brought one man around the diamond, WHILE WE WABN . Hymn 374 V...... A and M. 308 The mountings for ship guns and guns DIRECT IMPORTERS. ttetea of the Seattle men were caught out, 1 Hymn ...... *...... 347 coast fortifications are bo designed awl the remainder were put out «t first, lntroit ...... and constructed aa to throw into the with the exception of Dalryuiple, * ho whs Wo Also Comfort And Cheer. Hymn ...... power of one man, in bo far aa possible, the vonly Seattle man to cross thé home Evening. plate. Law did the twirling for Vancou the whole control of one man, in go far ■»n—6——nnu——wnnnaS ver, striking out seven men aud fielding his Psalms—As Set ...... ns possible, the whole control of direct pesitloa faultlessly Only two hits were Magnificat 6 ...... Mercer made from him and his support was splen Nuuc Dimlttls ...... Mercer ing the gun at the desired target and fir y y y y y y yyyyy did. PAINE’S CELERY ing it when ready. The loading of the I gnn and the opening and closing of the The Best System of RUGBY FOOTBALL An them—Shadows of the Evening Honrs COMPOUND Hymn 356 ...... A. and M. 36» breech block is performed to the rear By BooK Post aggg EXECUTIVE MEET. Hymn ...... 543 the man firing it, and therefore out At the law offices of Drake. Jackson ft 19 AN tXFAI,LIABLE CUKE FOB Ilyiuu 31—2nd Time ...... his sight, and certain interlocking ar Heating Your Home Hetascken yesterday afternoon a meeting Doxology ...... »...... ef She executive of the senior Rugby Foot ALL FORMS OF RHEUMATISM. rangements in the firing apparatus are Morang’s Canadian Register (1), edited Evenly and thoroughly 1» by hot water. ball club was held, when a resolution was so devised as to prevent him from firing and compiled by J. Cast el I Hopkins, has, as We will put In the boiler and pipes, radia passed recommending Messrs. Scholeflehl CENTENNIAL METHODIST. Ihe gun unless the breech block is fully the author pointa out, “a two-fold object. tors, etc., at a reasonable cost, and glve- «H Gillespie for the positions of three- The pastor. Rev. J. P. Westman, will closed. Admiral Lord Collingwood, who It Is Intended to afford the Canadian people you work that is scientific and satisfactory. quarter and half back on the All-Canadian Although we are nil born with the was second in poromand to Nelson at principles of dissolution In our frame, preach at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Evening from year to year a record of the prin We will fit out your store or house wills, teeln* AT CALEDONIA PARK. subject, “Our Inheritance.” Anthem, the battle of Trafalgar, was in the habit either hot water or steam In the best pos which continue to operate from our “The Lord Is My Shepherd.” Solo, “Re- cipal events connected with the history and Ibis afternoon the seniors are practicing of telling his men that, if they could fire development of the Dominion and to con sible manner. birth to odr death, we are under obli ‘member Me," by Mrs. A. A. Humber. Solo three well-directed broadsides in two _ with the intermediates at the Caledonia gation to Heaven and our loved ones to by Master Robert Thomas, the boy «Infer. vey to the peoples of the British Empire -rounds. Several good runs have been held Sunday school and Bible class at 3.80. minutes, they were certain of victory. and the United States a summary of cur by members of the Intermediate team, and keep ourselves free from disease aud Their guns weighed about 2,400 pounds. rent progress in a country now steadily A SHERET, all thoso who Intend Joining and aiding suffering. While death must come to JAMES BAY METHODIST. The modern Or inch breech-loading gun, TEL 639. 102 FORT ST. la bringing back the cup are requested to every human being, pain may be avoid growing In national importance." The re so as soon a# possible In order to have Services at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sab which weighs 12,000 or 15,000 pounds, ed and our days made long and happy, cord has been made both statistical and time to prepare for the season. bath school and Bible class at 2.30 p. in. has been fired eight times within a minute historical in character. It la proposed to if we keep the blood and physical Rev. J. C. Spencer will preach In the morn and the title In black Chinese characters, VICTORIA FIRE ALARM SYSTEM. nt a target about 1.500 yards distant, Issue a volume each year If the first one la making a volume good to look at. THE CIVILIZED WORLD’S REPLY. structure in proper condition. ing and Rev. 1). W. Scott, the pastor. In At this time, while We warn the thous the evening. • Subject of evening sermon, probably quite three times the distance successful. There seems no reason to Fire Station Telephone, 538. “A Haunted Heart,” Gen. xlll., 31. in Lord Collin gw ood's mind, and struck doubt Its success. The need of such a Mon Oncle et Mon Cure (4), by Jean la 3— -Birdcage W’k. and Superior St. James B.. lagenioua Generals, of course ands of rheumatic sufferers of the folly Brete, ha# been edited for school use by I We thank you kindly for your letter, the target each shot. The difference permanent publication 1» obvious and In 4— Carr and 81 mere Sts., James Bay. and danger of allowing rheumatism to FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. disputable. Canadians afield and Canadians Elizabeth M. White. It la one of the few 5— Michigan and Menzltw Sts., James Bay.. Which, taken as a tour de force. here shown is due principally to the French stories that Illustrate the vivacity 0—Menzlee and Niagara SU., Jar" Bay- It would be difficult to better; run unchecked at this season of the year, Rev. Dr. Campbell, pastor. Services at at uomv need equally to be kept Informed wo can comfort them with the happy mounting. It is due, in some degree, to the history aud statistics of the lrn- of tue French novel without the usual 7— Montreal and Kingston Sts., Ja Bay- There is a style about the thing 11 a. u». and 7 p. m. Sunday school and the fact that the modern gun la breech- 8— Montreal and Slmcoe Sts., Jai Bay. That’s wonderful—considering. assurance that Paine’s Celery Compound lt'.ble classes at 2.30. Junior Endeavor at p««'ûïï;sssziïwSifz aud at the same“ uQu,,eflt time valuable for Its 9— Dallas Rd. and Slmcoe St., Ja Bay, 10 a. m. Senior Endeavor at 8 p. loading. but tlic quicker rate of fire must rapid national development.” Section permanently cures the terrible disease. is devoted to agriculture, the next to Idiomatic and literary style, Thla edition 14—Vancouver and Burdette Sts. And, over and above the style, Tills wondrous medicine has won the Literary Society on Monday evening. be ascribed in large measure to the ex la carefully edited. I 15—Douglas and Humboldt Sts. Which rather looks as If that Doctor cellence of the mounting.—Capt. J. F. mineral development, many pages being ! 16—Humboldt and Rupert Sts. Had Intervened a little while, hearty indexation of medical men. awl given to British Columbia, the next to ST. ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN. Meigs, in the Engineering Mngailne. lorests and *hetoerle*. In which our province Flagg’s A Writer of Attic Prose (5) Is , gl-Yatea and Broad St», Like Royal Edward’s watchful Proctor, its virtues are lauded by tens of thous based upon the modern plan of Instruction • 23— F°rt and Government Sta. Tto have a very useful knack Rev. W. Leslie Clay will preach both again naturally figures. Section 'four de ands rescued from agony and death. morning and evening. Sunday school at scribes manufacturing industries; section in Green. The system includes the copy- j and °te- Of representing white as black* Mrs. J. Vince, Barrie. Ont., says: lug of the text by the page or paragraph; , 35-^Johnson and Government Sts. 2.30 p. in.; Bible class at 3 p.m. five, trade and commerce aud the finances 4hn .itin. n.njtif kv i.ouHni. fnM.L .tin. 1 zo36~U—Douglasouz1ri St..St., D6tW6tD u ort and view, “I am happy to say that I have taken of Canada. The next three sections are the "writing of Greek by hearing from dic a^s then, again, we cannot fall whatIoctors tation; re-translation, or writing from 27—Headquarters Fire Dept., Cormorant SC To notice in your lucubration Paine's Celery Compound with great re CONGREGATIONAL taken up with Imperial matters uuder the 31—View and Blanchard Sts. groupings, Canada and the Crown, the memory ; and re-cowblnatIon, partly from Another virtue that we hall sults. I had sciatic rheumatism so badly f pastor, will memory and partly by Imitation. The selec 33— Fort and Quadra Sts. With unaffected admiration— Rev. R. B. Blyth, B. A., the ltoyal Tour of CanadâH^Canada and the 34— Yates and Cook Sts. that I could not turn in lied, or walk preach at both service*. Moralnlng _ subject. War. Then follow» an account of educa tions used are. from Zenephon. The mechani Straight forward to your point you push, 11 o'clock. “God. the Creator." In the HAVE SOUGHT cal production of the volume is most credit 35— Cadboro Bar Rd. and Stanley Are. Amti do not beat about the busu. without help; and for a period of three tion In Canada and of her transportation 36— Junction Oak Bay and Cadboro Bay Rda. evening a special service will be held re i. The section on population aud able to the publishers. ^ 37— Cadboro Bay and Richmond Rds. weeks was helplessly laid up and suffer lative to the death of the late Mrs. Wm. So without winking we declare ed pein that at times was almost un immigration Is naturally statistical. The 41— Quadra and Pandora Sts. That your dellgotful missive bristles McKay. Sabbath school, 2.30 p. m. O. SOMETHING THAT WILL STOP concluding sections contain matter relat White’s Grammar School Algebra (6) 42— Chatham and Blanchard Sta. With merits that are all too rare bearable. I tried many medicines, but Society. 8.15 p. m. ing to the government and politics, the correlates arithmetic aud algebra In & 43— Caledonia and Cook Sts. la average ev’ryday epistles; all in vain. I was recommended to try THE RAVAGES OF THE MUCH mliltla, and to financial interests. The practical manner, affording pupils training 45— Spring Ridge. We would not. If we could, conceal Paine's Celery Compound. I used six CALVARY BAPTIST. DREADED KIDNEY Index and obituary for 1901, list of news In the algebraic solution such problems as 46- North Chatham St. and Stanley Ave. Our gratitude for your appeal. papers, aud tables of governments within may be solved by arithmetical processes. 61—Douglas and Discovery Sts. bottles and am entirely cured, and en Pastor. Itev. J. F. Vlchert, M. A. Public DISEASES. the Empire conclude the volume. The work has Just been published in a new joy good health.” worstup at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m.. Subject 52— Government and Princess Sta» Aad so It does seem somewhat hard of morning sermon, “Making the - Church edition. 53— King’s Rd. and Second St. That what are known as “circumstances” Kepular"; of evening, "The Gatee of Maids and Matrons of New France (2), 54— Fountain, Douglas St. and Hillside. Com strain oar hearts to disregard FA9IBRGER9. UigntOousnesa.” Sunday school and Bible Evidence From Kingston That the One by Mary siftou l’epper, la a beautiful book The Atlantic. _Monthly______for October is « 66—Oakland» Fire Hall. The moral of your neat romances. In blue and sliver, with the fair Mlle» of The politicalpolitic and social ar 61— Cormorant and Store Sts. class at 2.30. B. Y. P. U., Tuesday, at 8. Sure and Simple Remedy is Dodd’s 62— Discovery and Store Sta. Yen have our love, but you are rash P**r steamer Charmer from Vancouver— Prayer meeting, Thursday, at 8. France, stately and tall, on the cover. In ticles are of exceptional Interest, notably Tte think that you can have our cash. her preface the author says: “These few that of Hôn. H. H. D. Pierce on Russia, O—John and Bridge Sta. J La Parge, Jno Lindsay. Mrs McIntosh, Kidney Pills—W. C. Bennett’s Inter 64— Catherine St., Victoria West. O A Keefer, B Jayne, Dr King, Dr N SPIRITUALISM. heroic souls, the pioneer women of-Canada, and Miss Scudder’a essay on Democracy The bother of It all, you see, esting Case. played as Important a past In its growth, and the Church. 65— Springfield Ave. and Ksqnlmalt Rd. Allen, C Graham, Mis» W Graham, J Oood- « a a 71—Douglas------St. and‘ Burnside] TRd. ' 1» this, that you, on your own showing, mtin, B G l*rlor. Geo 8 Russell, D T Mrs. Nettie Holt Harding will lecture at and are as worthy of eternal remembrance; Are British subjects; therefore, we— Morris, Mr Black, Mrs BaileyA W 7.30 on Sunday evening In the Caledonian Kingston, Ont, Oct 24.—The statistics as their Anglo-Saxon sisters of New Eng I have been sent A Speckled Bird (7), by You see the point?—are hardly going Vowell, H Fox, G Ely, R M Pope, A H hall, Blanchard street, for the Psychic Re of late years show so many deaths land,” who have been celebrated ever since Augusta Evans Wilson, but as the writ Lever’s Y-Z( Wise Head) Disinfectant Soap search Society. .At close of lecture a few In romance and verse. “Hie history of Te sWell a big subscription list MvMillUps, 1> Falconer, Cadet Maeaey, chargeqble to disease* arising dinectly ings of this lady are uot—I trust and be Powder dusted in the bath softens the To help the Brlti* colonist. Capt Walrnth, Cnpf Jbhngton, Rev J F* tests will be given. All Interested are In from the Kidneys that medical research many of these women of the Canadian lieve—within the possibilities of the litera Wilson, dept Itridgeman, Mr* F B Wil vited to attend. wilderness never will be known, for It is tures of those who are kind enough to be water at the same time that it disinfecta. x6 When you were fighting, you will own. liams. Mrs Halley, J C Bp#*ucer, F II has been largely devoted to those par buried under the eoll moistened by their Interested in this column, I beg leave not We nevur ceased to sing your praises; Oliver, W J Barnes, H Roger», A B Menk, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. ticular organs, and to the discovery of sweat and tears." It la wonderful to to take up space with a review of the novel. Great Britain was a lorn and lone think that It is three centuries ago that MADGE ROBtoRTSON. Cyclists receive but small encouragement 8 G Dudley, J A Hhvek, A E Karisen, A H The Sunday service of the Christian methods of treating them other than in St. Petersburg. Wheelmen there are re Aunt Kally for our fiercest phrases. Harman, L G Wing. Frank McDonough, “Judith de Bresoles renounced the luxury Our picture-poet cards painted her Scientists' Society will be held at 87 Pan those that have been tried and found of a wealthy and aristocratic borne and de N. Morang, Toronto. Cloth, stricted to the use of certain streets, which Miss Eld ridge, W Eld ridge, II A Tuunter, dora street at 11 a. m. Subject, “Bverlast 1. George are for the most part ao wretchedly paved Am very, very sinister. J F Thompson, A T Johnston. J A Ka'l- wanting. voted seven years to the study of chem $3; halff Morocco,Mo $4. lug Punishment." istry and medicine that she might become as to make riding through them almost meyer, H Baker, J D Wilkins, F K Lane, In this connection an interesting case 2. George N. Morang, Toronto. Cloth. Impossible. No person under the age of 18 But, worthy Generals, despite W F Robertson, D 8 Tail. ihysiclan and nurse to the savages of the 8. American Book Co., New Y’ork. Cloth. is frequently discussed here. It is that Jew World; that Marguerite de Roberval, may enjoy the privilege of cycling, and no Your obvious gift for letter-writing, Per steamer Rosalie from the Sound— HERALD STREET MISSION. of W. C. Bennett, and is one more sat 4. American Book Co., New York. Cloth, very high machines are allowed In the We cannot say we love you quite Capt David Gilmore, H Roberts, Mrs J descendant of a long line of eavallera and So fondly as when you were lighting. To-morrow night at 8.30 Mr. Goodfleld isfactory proof that Kidney Complaint noble dames, wandered alone through the streets. Another order provides that after Roberts, Miss Wail ha ms, Mrs Hutchinson, will speak and sing with Misa Goodfleld. 5. " American Book Co., New York. Cloth, dark no cycles of any sort shall be per There’s chic about Britannia’s foes— 01 8 Lnpralk. Jt C Liner. W B Lewl», W T can be cured and cured permanently. haunted w-astee of Demon Isle and kept at * 8, American Book Co., New York. Cloth, Her subjects are tout autre chose. bay the wild beasts of the wilderness with mitted. Halley, Mrs W T ltalley, A 8 Dumas, Miss VICTORIA HARBOR MISSION. Some years ago while working as fore Elma Bowen, Mrs C F Baker, W R Pratt, man in R. Horsey’s timrhop, Mr. Bennett her old French harquebus; that Marie 35c. We quite acknowledge that we owe Mrs Wi It Pratt, Miss E M B Brown, H F Evensong, with mission nddresa, will be Guyard, .with her few brave assistants, 7. Copp, Clark & Co., Toronto. Cloth. You cordial thanks for your suggestion Richter, Geo Smtoklc, A F Shubert, W A held In the Seamen’s Institute, Store street, was troubled with Kidney Complaint. delicately nurtured and high liorn women That thirty million pounds or so Peters, H C Lapin, E W Andrews, E to at 7.30 p. m. J. S. Bailey, licensed mto- His back was very w^ak, and the pains of France, made of themselves in turn New coal fields which have been opened Notice to Sportsmen Would prove to those who dare to ques Ames, Jas Graham. P Lydar, Horace were so severe he could scarcely endure mechanics, architects and farmers on their up in Poland may, It Is stated, lead to tion Wood, Miss White, J R Payton. C Bran- them. He tried Dodd’s Kidney Pills, adopted laud; that those dainty nurses, the Warsaw developing Into one of the fore That we believe exactly what nett, Jas Thompson, Mrs Saxby, L P hospitalières of Quebec, dyed their cherish most manufacturing title» in Europe. Having leased the shooting rights on my We're said about your piteous lot. Byrne. W H Strait, Nurse Thomas, Mrs HE L QUUR HABIT. and the result was a gradual improve ed whiter.gowns a dull brown that they property at Saanlchton, B. C., all persons A Georlg. ment that ended ain his complete might follow their profession more effici But, all the same, the fact remains covery. ently nuoti the smoke and uucleaullness of Tound trespassing on the above property That your heroic war Is over. Rev. J, A. McCallen's Lector*. the squâffd wigwams.” The women whose will be prosecuted under the new Game Act. And those who’re vanquished in campaigns CONSIGNEES. With a view to seeing whether his lives ire-described In the work are: The On the occasion of a lecture delivered «let a* GOLD DUST twhs » yoer wort.* FRED. TURGOOSE, Cannot expect to be In clover; recovery was permanent or merely tem Marchiooapa de Guerchevllle, first patroness Saanlchton. B. O. Be though rçe’re lavish with our thanks. Per etenmer Rosnll* from the Pound— before a large and appreciative audience porary, Mr. Bennett has been Interview of American missions; Lady de la Tour, We're rather backward with our francs. R S Maynard, H B Co, Colonist PAP Ca, In Windsor Hall, Montreal, In honor of the ed. “I wish to say,” mid Mr. Bennett, Deane Hubert, Madame de Champlain, Nlchollcs ft Ilenouf, Shnwnlgnn I.oke Lbr Father Matthew anniversary, Rev. J. Madame la Peltrle. foundress of the n A TC MTC TRADE MARRI We pray that naught may go amtos “that the cure in my case seems to be first glrls‘«*chool In Canada; Mother Marie K" 1 CW X O AND OOPYBIQHTC Co, Fell fc Co, Lemon & Ooimsson. Weller McCallvn, -ti. &, of St. Patrick’s Church, With your most Interesting mission. Hroa. F G Maynard, B Williams A Co, P complete. It is about three years since Guyard and many other sisters and nurses Procured la all countries. and President of St. Patrick’s Total Ab of various orders, Jeanne le Ber, the re But still we chance to be In this HcQunde A Son, W G Cameron, W A J I stopped taking Dodd’s Kidney Pills, Searches of the records carefully made Unsatisfactory position: Wilson. J J Rums. IUckmtui Tyc Hdw Co, stinence Society, paid the following grand cluse of Montreal; Mndaelne de Vereheree, and as I have had no retain of my and thoee I have spoken of In the extract and reports given. Call or write ter In We're glad to meet your diatribe. C Koeehe, Wm Wllby. tribute to the value of Mr. Dixon's new troublé, I think we can conclude that Aud‘ sorry that wo can’t subscribe. discovery for the cure of alcohol and drug from the preface. The portraits of many formation —Mostyn T. Plggott In London World. THB MAGAZINE OF COMMERCE. the cure is a permanent one. I had to of those written of add greatly to ,the habits. value of the book. It to a work t«very ROWLAND BRITTAN, Referring to the* physical crave engender take ten boxes to effect a complete WK HAVE NOT ADVANCED THB It Is announced that the first Issue of a Canadian ought to have In his or her PRICK OK OUR TOBACCOS. AMBER new shilling magazine for business men, ed by the Inordinate nee of’intoxicants, fit Tills further evidence of the efficacy library. #» Mechanical Eni SMOKING TOBACCO. BOBS. CUR ent’.tled "'Phe Magazine of Commerce,” will said: “When inch, a crave manifests Itself Bank of B.fi RENCY AND FAIR PLAY €HRW!"« l’« published on the 30th Inst. The new there la no escape unless by a miracle of Dodd’s Kidney Pills is viewed with The Story of China (3), by the well TOBACCOS ABB THE SAME SIZE monthly will deal with all questions which ; OTai«, rtr hr some remeklv as Mr Dixon satisfaction by the public. Ifr'ehows that known Van Bergen, is a pleasant means AND PRICE TO THE CONSUMER AS «!«* 'he rommor,, -, th.^mtry ÎKL™ h... science is steadily conquering disease of studying both -history and geography. FORMERLY. WE HAVE ALSO EX nHy. and will bp s roeord. in the most ar cure, about which the papers have spoken A* anyone knows, facts about people of WEN'S INSH1L> TENDED THE TIME FOR THE so ranch lately, and If I am to Judge long thought incurable, and that other lands and other manners are In them tistic faohlon possible, of the Industrial Snow whtta clothes are 1 of using mu mm, uctmul i REDEMPTION OP SNOWSHOR TAGS achievements oi the day. It will be pro the value of the Dixon remedy by the forms of Kidney Complaints, such selves Interesting, and when these facts TO JANUARY 1ST. 1004. THE EMPIRE duced In the highest class style. Among cures which It has effected under my otsrn Briglit’s Disease, Diabetes, Rheumatism, are ao presented that they hold the atten TOBACCO CO„ LIMITED. tion of children, the book Is of ethnological «—ora ntoï i m. to « t. the writers—contributions from whom will eye», I must come to the conclusion that etc., are robbed of tli$ir terrors by that pnpear Ip the first Issue—n’-o Lord Charles simple but sure remedy, Dodd’s Kidney value. I have read the volume with real GOLD DUST A mygferlons robbery has taken plsee Hbresford, Sir William Mather, M. P., what I have longed for for twenty years pleasure. A book of this description can ud ÉÉpflai (MonUy. #t the Jobs"n"where brsneh of the Nn- Mr. Alfred Klcnear, Mr. 8. L. Rensnaan, to see discovered has at last been fopnd Pills. be give» profitably to children. The (M with pep* tbmol Bank Of jkmtb A fries. O* the strong Mr. W. N. Ffbbert, LL D.» Mr. H. C. by that gentleman.” many quaint and novel Illustrations, will B5* amr be ■ rr*>m hritog or re pi’, l* was found ttrat a bag Richards. K. C.. M. P. “The Magazine of Full particulars regarding this medicine —Ten case* High-claw 20th Ontury take the young reader's fancy and he will «♦ontstn'ng I. / V^IOTOBIA DAIXflC riMJCS, SAT t/B PAY, OCTOBEH 25, 1902. WHY WOOLLENS WEAR THIN. justice to all and favor to none. Second - To fester and promote the material in THE WAYS OF BIRDS. terests of the city, by encouraging rail _ A Scmtnt m a Giocek’s Store. way competition, securing foreshore In »n nnneuel end Interesting article ---- . ■ — vvtuw i WUUU Illy mp I r rights, and the establishment of an an on bird life In the Ontatlofk tit r_____’a Magaelue,______x *° *•*£ 7<>u that you have absolutely=WU the wool, and the Question was as to w- D- Scott, curator of ornithology ■'• Spoiled a pair ot blankets on me. ** separating the two, because they were nual exhibition on the most suitable site obtainable. Third-—To carefully protect | **[ Princeton, talks about the ease with I hare 1 thoroughly woven throughout and it •hloh relations may be established be i Tes. sir. yon bars I was only by detaching the Une libres the city’s Interests, effect a satisfactory from each other that you identified the settlement .to the street ends question, tween man and bird. Among other Surely you are mistaken. m.«.m . things he says: oLXLmea A ok»s:hal cosTwAorca. , I am not mistaken. I sent round cotton libre. I fell on the device of the further utilisation of oar splendid har using soda. I took a hit of blanket bor facilities, and endeavor to obtain the Birds out-of-doors in the struggle for -Jmy little girl a tew days apo tor a'cood SHOW GROWTH OF tlioBB * WHITTIKUTon, uu v..M , Atron* gotp to waah out some heavy an# put it In a vessel with soda, and Indian reservation for the city. Fourth existence pretty well appreciate that, as animate, given. Job worli. thlnss. In all Innocence 1 used what boiled it there, and very quickly the -To provide adequate jail accommoda D0MIHI0H BUSIHESS a rule, bad things happen when boys you sent me, and the result is that my wool got eaten away by the soda, and tion, and the Inauguration of a satisfac »nd men are around, and they are fear- there was left behind the cotton as a fnl and on their guard. In place* where THOMAS CATTBBALL-te Broad street! _ £* ». skeleton of w£t tory patrol system, such as the wants -JffyWi5wy“*’ on,coffice* fittings,fitting* r "•'E5: *- kind of skeleton—a sort of khost—of of this growing city demand, patrol wa birds hare not been molested by man, --paired, Telephone 820. the original blanket out of which it gon and ambulance to be under the con ** “ deserts, on the islands of the Aai Corresponding Decrease of Impor Tes, but 1 sent what 1 usually send was taken. I mention this merely to trol of the city police force. racine, and in parte of Arisons where boots and srob*. 4n such caeca. . . Indicate to you the pernicious effects I have been, bird* have no fear. In the tations From the United j BOYS' AND YOUTHS* twv*. .«a ot using caustic materials, which, GRAND FORKS. latter place I remembe? going to a "su ran mtnuioa. INMAN BAND LOCATED. Superintendent Vowell Returns From EX-MAYOR HOE IT CURES Two Weeks’ Tour Among Reserves of Kootenay Country. PASSED AWAY TO-DAY THE WHITE HOUSE LEE & FRASER UKdon Hospital CoMb Cure A W. Vowell. superintendent of India® affaire, returned last evening after two REAL ESTATE AGENTS. la conceded to be ode of the weeks absence on business in connection beet remedies tor coughs, colds, with his department in the Kootenay FOR SALE bronchitis, etc., on the market. country. On his tour he made visits to DEATH C4ME AFTER A Mfc. Tolmie road, 11 story house, 7 room» and all necessary outbuildings, During the last 12 years the several of'the reserves in that country, PROTRACTED H.LHESS 1% acres in good orchard. Can b© purchased cheap. $2,056. Bêle has steadily Increased. and was pleased to find everything pro lid Gloves, Kid Gloves, Nice cottage and lot on Lansdown» road, $600. PRICE BOc. PER BOTTLE. gressing satisfactorily. 9 AND 11 TROUNCE AVENUE, VICTORIA, JB| One of the most important works which Supt. Vowell had In hand' on his -i?L .....1 ; . j i,ilw | JOHN COCHRANE, tour was the locating- of a small band Prominently Associated With Early His CHEMIST, of about 22 Indians of the • Lower Perrin’s Gloves tory of This City-Story of Fire, Life, Marine and Accident 1 N.W. Cor. Yatee & Douglas Sts. Kootenay, who have hitherto had nq settled place. The of the re His Carter. 000^6000000000000000000000 serve which 1ms now been set aside for them is on the Arrow lakes, about flvf Three Qualities Insurance miles west of Burton City. $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50; every pn LUMBER SHIP OVERDUE. Supt. Vowell visited the Fort Steele Losses settled with promptitude and liberality. agency and also Shuswap, Windermere Another prominent member 6f that Prim» Louis Ib Making a Long Voyage and other reserves. In all of these he noble band of pioneers »o Intimately HALL, GOEPÈL & CO., too Government Street toCardiff From This Port. found the Indians doing well, and also identified with the early history of the And the Celebrated noticed very visible signs of improve city and province passed away early this The Norwegian barque Prince Louis, ment in -connection with their farming -which left here for Cardiff with a cargo operations. O11 the Shuswap reserve he afternoon, in the person of J<5hn Teague, KID WASHABLE of lumber from the Hastings mill. Is considers the Indians as producing the twice mayor of Victoria. Mr. Teague («wring sonie uneasiness in shipping cir- best In the whole of the Kootenay coun had been suffering from a complication ch*. She has not yet arrived and is out try. Among the different bands of In of maladies for the post two years, dur GLOVE ing the greater part ol which he was 174 day*. Her long voyage has attract dians more attention Is being paid to Also Guaranteed. ed tjie attention] of insurance gamblers, raising cattle. They are disposing of confined to his residence, 33 Fernwood Timber Limits and. they arc offering 15 per cent. rein: many of their eayuses, which were of road. varan ce on her. The Prinfce Louis is a small- value, and in place of these they He has been sinking for some time ____ of 1,323 tons register, and carrier ___arc ______stocking their^ ranching^ lands with post, artificial means being necessary to 940,000 f 3*t of lumber, valued at $15,015. j cattle, or a better breed of horses. They stave off the fatal day that all, includ ing himself, knew was fast approaching. HENRY YOUNG 6 CO For Sale a he rate of reinsurance op the overdue , iinv© also purchased modern machinery British ship Clydesdale. 1Ô8 days ont for their farm work, and take the best Although evidently conscious of the fact from Newcastle Australia, for San of care of it, placing It carefully under that the hand of death was on him, he —APPLY TO— Xraticisco, advanced to 50 per cent., probi cover when not In use. bore his suffering with fortitude, and aldy as a result of the report made by This does not apply to the Indians of up to the lust ho preserved that cheery, vbe British sh"u> Ditton. recently arrived Fort Steele and the Kootenay alone, byt never-falling courteous manner atid con teem Newcastle, and which reported that throughout------—the„ province...... they-, show sideration for Others, which have won on ^eoteanber 2lst, in latitude 83 deg; readiness to adapt themselves to ad- for him the unbounded esteem of hi» A W. Jones, 48 min north, longitude 147 deg. 29 min. j vaneed method» of agriculture; Supt. legion of frien,de. A. McGregor & Son wilt, . lie passed a ship’s deckhouse float-' Vowell instances a ease of this kind In He breathed his last about 1.30 o’clock, in# on the water. The rates hare also j which application has ÿwen made by an surrounded by his family. He wa^GO lieen advanced on some of the other orer-J Indian in the Nicola country for a grant years of age. BUILDERS’ HARDWARE. doe vessels as follows: Beech Holm, 100 ; of 1.900 acres of ranehmg land. The Mr. Teagne wds born in Cdrnwall, dry» -from Newcastle. Australia, for | Indian is ready to pay the necessary England, in j833, and was educated at Oatlao. 35 per cent.; barque Gienmark. 5 amount reqnired, and Mill stock it. Clifforth. In.I960 he left England,, In Steel Stoves and Ranged, Paints, Oils. Etc. Ü>$1 days fr6m Tacoma for Liverpool, 25 1 In Roseland Mr. Xowell saw on his tending to $0' to San Jose, Central America, to join his uncle on a coffee WB MAKE per cent.; Lynton. 139 days from Pisa- | trip signs of improvement with respect 93 Johnson Street gua for #lu> English channel, 15 per : to mining. In the silver lead country, and indigo plantation. When bo.. .Ar Telephone, 658 cent.: Fred E. Senmmell, 174 days from j however, conditions VRW somewhat dull. rived at New Ÿork, however, he leap San Francisco for London, 15 per eent. ed that General Walker, who was,thon I ; —The firemen*» second donee last night on hia filibustering expedition, was .in ! Simpson, they started , with only six possession, and after waiting for f goals pannikin» of flour. They concluded, how The doctors say one should always be was a very successful affair. Good ever, that they could accomplish the STRONG PONY FOR RALE»—At 1RO Fern- glad to get up In the morning. To want music, a well-laden festives board, and time he left for San Francisco. After wood road. Paper Boxes to lie In bed Is a sign, they say. that your other requisites provided a very enjoy travelling about the States for *oine task In six days. Whey they reached eight'» rest has not refreshed yen—that you weeks he settled down in Gras» Volley, Williams Lake they encountered an In $10 INVESTED NOW CLEARS $1,000- ar4*accumulating fatigue. able evening. Heat and power from the eun without Plain and Fancy Cartoons and Folders for all purposes Nevada county. His first undertaking dian with fish, but he refused to sell St flit* or fuel. Greatest scientific dticov in Grass Valley was a contract to .take any price. Making a short cut Iff order eg/; In operation dally. New corporation out quarts rock. This he soon abandon j to save a day they lost* their way, and forming; shares 2 cent» each; 300 refer ed and took a number of contracte to when they again reached,the river they ence». Solar Furnace Co., 8t. Louis, Mo. erect bnildings, among them being a ten- 1 were utterly without food. $12 WEEKLY—Doing writing at home; stamp quarts injll. He performed the After further privations and difficul either sex. Two stamps for full particu T. N. Hibben & Co. ties they in due course reached New late. Gable Supply Co., Real Estate work bo well in connection with this Beard Bldg., Chicago. 69-71 Government Street | mill that It» capacity was twice that of Westminster. After a short stay Mr. Factcrp and Warehouse, a rival company» mill with twenty-one Teague crossed to Victoria, where he FOUND—A fur bon. Apply Wm. McKay, 28 Broad Street. Victoria. stamps. has resided ever since. For several caretaker, post office. He remained connected with this in years he was engaged as contractor in stitution long enough to obtain a thor the naval yard, Esquimau. He was one ough knowledge of the process of ex of the most prominent architects in the TO BENT. tracting the metal from the ore. In province, being identified with the erec the autumn of 1857 h© opened an office tion of many notable buildings, pprticu- The Bank Exchange Rentnnrant, with WE GUARANTEE larly the Driard, Jubilee hospital. Naval private dining rooms up-stalrs, at reason as a raining broker, and remained in able rent. Apply this business till May, 1868, when he heepital. 8t. Ann’s convent, the Masonic A. BURKE. left Grass Valley to come to British hall and other structures. Bank Exchange. Columbia. Taking patsage from San Mr. Teagne always manifested a deep Francisco on the steamer Constitution, public Interest in municipal affairs, and he landed at that point on Bellingham served both as alderman and mayor, “White Herse Cellar” Bay now known as Sehome, It being heading the poll for Johnston street ward The Mikado the intention of the American, Steamship In 1885. More recently he seqred two SCOTCH WHISKY -Company to create a rival town to Vic terms as mayor of the city, and occupied toria at that place. Mr. Teague re the cWef magistrate's chair with credit. 10 Yean Old. mained at Sehome for some days, and It was during his term that the city was s— Bazaar then crossed to Victoria. At that time honored by a visit of the then Governor- this city was but a collection of tent» General Of Canada, His Excellency the A11 klnde of gllk Handkerchiefs, Mantle w. A. WARD & CO., clustered about the old Hudson’s Bay Earl of Aberdeen, and family. He Drapee, Chair Tidies, Cushion Top». Neck fort, and there was no hotel accommoda '2™* TJr^LT STZ. « —n',' &£ ZiïSnsSi sa Victoria. B. G Sole Agents for B. G tion, the first public house being then eons and-two daughter*. The sons are \ture made to order. Cheaper than any in course of construction. Mr. Teague John and Albert, and the daughter* nre j otber «tores. Will had not brought his tent from Sehome, Mrs. J. O. Brown and Mbs Emily and he accordingly returned there. He Teagne. The date of th«* funeral had V/7/V vr«, t«t anxiouj, to get to the mine,. I rot kvn «*«• "when the Time, went to Open on Monday v>//; 27th OCTOBJBR. A new'assortment just arrived from] but was disinclined to venture in a r?,< GOVERNMENT STREET, COB. canoe, and so "waited until he was able JOHNSON STREET. England. Also a stock of Skini] to get over to Victoria again on one of SAVED AT LAST the steamers. He took his tent and out FOOTBALLS Pads at fit with him onnihis occasion, and pitch ! Woman in an Unconscious Condi ed hi» tent ip Victoria, on the spot where Mrs. A. Waddell, of Hamilton. Has a the entrance to the old Methodist church Trying Experience, But Comes AUCTION FOX’S. 7s GOVERNMENT STREET. in situated. Safely Through It Thanks to Those tion Found on Sidewalk. Mr. Teague purchased a mining license from the Hudson'» Bay .Com Sovereign Remedies, Dodd’s Dyspep pany, and secured pa»» lge to Fort Hope sia Tablets. Preliminary Notice. 1 Upon Examination at the Hospital, Her Body was on the 4th of July. He visited all the Have you ever felt that dull heavy .bare „ on the river as high up as noston. , headache and heartburn, that terrible 39 1 Discovered to be Covered with Scars, Caused .*rd.ja,”|lfJj1TJty!d 1 -flawing ,t the stomach? If you have, m fêll hnt “e i you will easily understand why some DESIRABLE by the Hypodermic Injection of Morphine — to wult till the tide fell, but as tba dell« that .life la not worth prospecting wys good he decided to, re living? Facts Published as Warning to Other Women. main. When the mining began Sir Jes. Have ÿbu ever sat down to breakfast Douglas, Mf. Young, the colonial secre in the msrning with a furry taste In your ON EXHIBITION tary, «od Mr. Prévost visited the bar, FURNITURE, mouth that made eating a task if not irregular menstruation, also Intense and Blr Jame$ tried to influence the j The above headlines recite the an utter impossibility ? •( ETC., AT 88 BROAD 8T. A. B. C. Cup for Boxing, at Morton*». nervousness. miners to settle on Had. In this, how ■ actual experience of a poor wreck of ever, h© was unsuccessful. If yoil have, or if yaw have even a , » woman who had once held an hon 44 After trying different remedies mild trjl of any of these experiences, Player's Cup for Tug-of-War, at Army and Nary Cigar Store. About the middle of February, in con you will know how to E.ympathize with 2 p.m, Tuesday, 28th Oct. orable and lucrative position in a with no relief I was induced to try sequence of the intense cold, it was de w. JONES. Moet & Chapdon Cup for Horae Raeee, at Brown Jug. Lydia E. Ptnkhom’a Vegetable cided by the miners to go to Langley. those who suffer with that most dispirit large mercantile house in York. ing to all diseases, Chronic Dyspepsia. Tel. 294. Dom. Govt. Auctioneer. Four Crown Cup for Trap Shooting, at Erskine, Wall & Co. Her health began to fail, and instead Compound. To my surprise and One of their canoes In which there were about a dosen persons ran on a snag and Mrs. A. Waddell, 34 Simcoe street of taking rest and proper medical delight I found after taking my first Hamilton^ was one of these. For four Corby Cup for Horses, at Grotto. split from bow to stern shortly after years she struggled to'get rid of it and I treatment she resorted to stimulants bottle very great improvement. I they had started, and while all succeed continued its use and it has made me struggled! in vain, and U»en she tried ■ and morphine. ed In getting to shore It was in rather Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets, and now---- t The hospital physician discovered a well woman. a deplorable condition, having lost almost but let her tell the story herself: “ I am so grateful to you for my everything which they had in their Canadian Pacifie that her primary trouble was an canoe. They started, however, to tramp “I had • been troubled for four years Turner, Beeton & Co., Ld., Agents, 4 affection of the womb, which recovery that I wish to thank you, with heg?y Hendachea sad Heartburn," to Langley over the enow-covered ground, says ;Mrs. Waddell. “I had doctored amid readily have been cured in the and If this testimonial will be of any encountering frequent swamps, to cross Navigation Co., Ld. use to other suffering women, you with the J>eat doctors, but they failed to first stages. If when she had first which they were compelled towonetruct help me. Onb day I got a box of Dodd’s 1 felt those severe pains in the back, have my full permission to publish raft». They suffered through lsck of Dyspepsia Tablets and commenced tak Time Table—Effective September 12th, 1908 food, want of sleep and cold. Clothing ; the terrible -headaches, the constant it.?' —Mbs. Mary Robkb, 5492 Ellis ing them* They soon gave me relief, was frozen to their limbs, and their path and now I am altogether cured. ALASKA BOUTR-FOB 8KAGWAY ] sense of fullness, soreness and pain A VC., Chicago, HI.—- Ç5000 forfeit If original way through the forest gave them no op of abooe letter proolng genuineness cannot ft* pro “Now my Headacjie is gone. I have DIRECT. ; in the pelvic région, she had heeded portunity of getting the benefit of the no more trouble with that terrible Heart duced. _ inn or the wind. Lv. Victoria. Lv. Vancouver. the warning that serious trouble was burn, and I can eat a good breokfast 1 a.m. 11 p.m. In s Jo re, and commenced a regular One of their company gave out when in the morning and thoroughly enjoy it —Per Charmer— treatment with the Pinltham Reme Free Medical Advice to Women. nearing his journey’s end. Immediately too. And Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets did Prlnceae May ... .Oct. 26 Oct. 28 upon it being discovered Mr. Teague To Alert Bay, Rivers Inlet, Namu, Skeens dies, as did Mrs. Robcr of Chicago, Women suffering from any form of all this for me. and another courageously went bsck for “What, Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets did River Polsts, Naas and Intermediate I MUST BE SOLD 1 whoso letter follows, the polypus female weaknpss are invited to him. They found him lying hi a hollow points, 1st and 15th of each month. prpmptly communicate with Mrs. for me they have don* for others, and To New Westminster and way porta, Tues We offer for sale a j In the womb would have been dis- log and had to employ force to take him they wllT do for others. That Is why I day and Friday, 7 a. m. I solved and passed away, and to-day Pink ham, at Lynn, Mass. All letters with them, his mind having become Im publish my experience.** To Ahouaett and intermediate points, 1st, paired from the hardships he had en 7th and 14tb day of each month, at U 1 she would have been a well woman. are received, opened, read" and an p.m., for Quatalno, Cape Scott and way swered by women only. A woman dured. They finally reached camp iq porta, 20th, at 11 p. m. Why will women let themselves safety, and Mr. Teague came to Victoria can freely talk of her private illness BOYCE—At Nelson, on Oct. 21et, the wife i drift alofig Into terrible suffering whf-rjB he remained till the following For particulars as to time, rates, etb., In good location, large, sunny rooms, nice grounds, hedge, to- ' a woman ; thus has been estab spring, when be again started for the of R. J. Boyce, of a son. apply to nearest agent, or ; sickness in this way, when there MARRIED. J. W. TROUP, Manager, Victoria, B. C. shrubbery, etc., with stable on premises. Price very reasonable, 1 |s monumental proof that Lydia lished the eternal confidence between mines. He took the Harrison-LUlooet B. J. COYLE, Assistant General Passenger and on easy terms.. A rare chance to own a home. Mrs. Pinkham and the women of route to the Qnesnelle river, where he CARTETt-MILLARiD—At New Westminster, Agent. Vancouver, B. C. Fo$ particulars apply to ! E. Plnklmui’s Vegetable Com- remained during the summer, prospect on Oct. 21st, by Rtw. A. Bbeldrlck, H. H. ABBOTT, General Agent, Victoria. America which has never been Cecil H. Carter and Miss Blanche Mil pennil is daily relieving thousands ing. There was a great deal of desti broken. Out of the vast volume of lard. j fit women from this very trouble? tution in the upper country in that year JONBS-BWORp—At New Westminster. 1 There Is no excuse for any woman experience which she has to draw owing to the *careitv of provision*, which Oct. 23rd, by Rev. G. H. Morden, F. B. from it is more than possible that she were got through to tfce camp onlv after Jones and Miss Norma O. Sword. Heisterman & Co. who suffers to go without help. Mrs. has gained the very knowledge that much trouble and expense. Mr. Teague GlFFORD-HATHfflRLEY—At New West- MONUMENTS 75 GOVERNMENT STREET. ; PLukiiam is very glad indeed to give was literallv starved out. He returned mldbter, on Oct. 23rd, by Ret. A- Bhel- will help your case. She asks noth drtdt William Gifford and «W Maud j Her personal advice to any one who to Alexandria, where lit found about HatB-rley. 4 will write for it, and the following ing in return except your good will, seventy-five then rendered irresolute «K 8IEWART8 Prices 5 letter simply goes to prove that the her advice has relieved thousands. from hunger, and who had neither the LITTLBFIBLD-BLFORD—At Vancouver, Surely any woman, rich or poor, hope of anceor by remaining there nor on Oct. 22nd, by Rev. E. B. Scott, Vegetable Compound will positively Frank Littlefield and Misa Katherine aM.yffr B5T$Si£as5a53&asw mu-utci,5SÈ Is very foolish If she does not take the courage to face the dangers and diffi 82 ford. « cat* fcnAlc IV." * culties of getting out. Mr. Teagne lm- t3U*2!aS advantage of this generous offer of UltYDEltMAN-UONALDSON-At Okanagan 1 44 Since the birth of my baby I modlafolv took in the altnafion mort de-, Landing, on Oct. 22nd, by Rev. J. W. } eaffertxlfrom womb trouble,backache, elded that be ecmld' accomplish the .lourd owiring, Carlos Crydennan and Mis» Ohllv# Donaldson. Subscribe for the Times. ney back. Taking one companion, John z f * PAGES 9 tx> 12 Victoria Sails Mmes. PAGES 9 to 12 csbse=±~—*~-J—- ______1 . y i cto m 4T OCTOBER 85, 1908. before the Judicial commltt. t“*i*h* ' 26‘h Ultimo, it was distinctly held bylthe Council, and I was ext Wtly csieftu Bopreme court of Canada In Holman vs. bor became the property wf the Dominion Deputy Minister of Justice: when drafting the act of li aa part of the harbor." ! -v., ,P-- I that the property In public harbors, eolutely and strictly with' t TSd jiduSSr > by The only qualification of Holman ve. Dear ^ May’ le0b- celved honestly to be a f« ~ 'n, «• «hi luvrnii, ia uy Oreen— by .utthe juu'iiaiJudicial wMiiuitieecommittee isla stated urar ®*r:—I must confess that I hnvo British North America Act vented la as• ■ follows:I 111 1rs Xl' a • "Their‘‘TIiaIa VLordships AS.lahl... areA*.. ofM opinion .t read four letter of the 21st Inst with virS Interpretation of provincial fghts, and all the Dominion, and that the soli uugranted Foreshore Rights for Trap Sites. I wish to aay at the pr ' lib fltllA A# — —« A I I A S I that It does not follow that because the great surprise and verw ?.Z!7 that, If we cannot agree » what our rights are, therere «,to _a method by 1 limita of mf/h!îî ng within the . Crown property, it necessarily forms part | advlse His Excellency the Govern or-Gen^nT contention has ever been made that It was iluuallty, an act so Important InltsXhanio not In the province. The only serious con ter and so vital 'In its operations us that What Are the Powers of the Prov tention that has been made Is that the my Judgment, In the present Instance, than committee'M'-ZrEH of the 1‘rivv CnmriPthriWS!!? t TO i part °,f the., h.arbf)r: bat thOT^ «re other îEiïf? ^^««tlon, seems to me uS beds of harbors are In the Dominion. I a disaster, an Injustice, and bordering close shlos sald -'Wlth îfifï If!d' f18eVn w,hlth- 1» their Lordships' opto usual and open to question. think it will hereafter ptuslc the erudi upon nn arbitrary act, and Ttnust.ither“ theîr Lordahto*mSSïinC<°tpu4,c Ion, It would be equally clear that It did «nïïSLtüe f^^Qilbility of any of the dff- tion of the Judicial mind to deter fore, strongly protest against the «croise whatemî to nroSîto^ îomnH u<* form Pa,rt of it." flK??fIes and <,ott,l'llcatlons of such a stn» mine the very nice question as to when of any such power. I do not see my wsy term became vested in ttw^ril^iniTn thi? 71,18 qun'1Ii('atlon. however, to of no con- ,b»ll not attarh to the provincial ince to Grant Them ? ______♦ wy ierm oecame vested in the Dominion of sequence so far as concerns the presest ment of Nova Scotia, 1 am going to prouoe» concssslona, which, while not commending themselves to my Judgment as beihv in* t6f Il,“1*ll ^rth America* being of no Immediate- practical con Attempt of Nova Scotia to Exercise Sovereignty Over the cern, had bette* be abandoned as far s» the province to concerned, than to be eeb- Beds of Harbors Comes to Naught-Correspondence tbe eTl14 wmch might arisi* frons disallowing an act, on the faith of which That May Be Studied With Some Profit by Attorney- some hundreds of people have Inverted money and are carrying on an important General Eberts. enterprise. 1 The coueesslons I propose are as follows: 1st. l*o repeal absolutely the clause re lating to tlsn traps and weirs, about which Aa a sequel to the late Victoria elec may be fairly open to debate and difference eye cure nothing, aqd which we do not pro- of opinion, and can only be adjusted by poJl*. under existing circumstances, to put tion, and to some extent as a result courts of the last resort, after the matter into execution. # thereof, the British Columbia govern aspect'0" tborout*hIy threshed out In every 2ud. To define by spécial act the word “harbors" and to declare that .the act la ment removed the reserve on the fore Hut the particular point I wish to call not Intended to apply to public harbor* up shore of the southern end of Vancouver your attention to now Is the Inconvenience on which improvements’ have been made Island, and almost immediately the and undesirability of determining the mat To leave out harbors altogether would b* ter at issue between us by any sqch drastic to abandon the act because all our oyster whole" coast Jine was staked off and no step as disallowance. This act was passed beds are located in places which might tices of applications for trap sites were more than a year ago and already many very »’cll be designated ns harbors. Every eases have been Issued upon the faith of arm of the sea is a harbor ln the larger .given. The government has not yet It, of oyster beds In the province. Large sense, and 1 am sure that the Judicial com granted any foreshore privileges, the de sums of money have been expended by the mittee of the Privy Council will never lessees In improving and developing the give any such Interpretation to the word lay being probably due to the -failure of oyster culture of these beds, and minable ‘■public harbors” as found In the schedule the attorney-general to come to ç de property rights have thus been acquired, or the British North America Act as to all of which would be thrown Into confu iii.ve them Include every place of shelter cision on the constitutional • points in sion and Jeopardy by the disallowance of hiong coasts. volved. He evidently does not know the act. Noue of these leases exceeded It seems to me that, in undertaking to the powers conferred upon us by the Brit Introduce nud carry legislation In the “where he is at”; possibly the following ish North America Act, and yet these direction Indicated above, further action will be of some assistance to him. lenses are Issued under and by virtue of on the part of the federal authorities this particular act of tbe legislature. should be suspended. In regard to thé leasing of what Is strictly Yours very truly, In the year 1800, the Nova Scotia .ailed nsliing privileges, auvh as the leasing J. XV. LONGLEY. legislature passed an act, entitled "An of lobster traps and weirs, I may state that Act respecting Foreshores and Beds of by an arrangement between this department The Deputy Minister of Justice to Hoe. Rivers and Lakes.” The provisions of uud the Minister of Marine and Fisheries, Attorney General Longley: we gre not seeking to exercise any such thid act, tha correspondence that ensued powers whatever. All lobster traps and Department of Justice, between the Minister of Justice and the wtlrs In Nova. Scotia are still licensed by Ottawa, 2nd June, 1900. Attorney-General of Novel Scotia in re tne depart meat of marine and tiskeries. Sir:—I have the honor to acknowledge spect to the relative powers of the Do Ail lobster privileges are also' disposed of cy** jr retupl of your lettei; of 2Uth mtimo. under license from the department of 1 am directed to state that the minister minion and Provincial governments in mariue and fisheries, and we have not at does not consider the remarks contained thê* premises, and the ultimate fate of tempted to interfere, although the other la the Urst paragrapu of your letter eua the statute, are relevant to the proposed 1 provincial—— •-v.-u.vmogovernments o.care uinpvaeudisposed u>to inIn t pi^iperly apply to the present situation, action of the British Columbia govern- ! US?"*terfere, wlwltn!u „lbt;the •bwoluteabsolute and unrestricted lucre was and perhaps still Is dliïeretice of ment in tli. matter of foreshore* privl- ££* Æ UotrTwÜt Op.mon as to what, independently of judi cial interpretation, was Intended by the ex leges for trap fishing, and a publication cries. We want the responsibility of pression “public harbors" us used in tu» ■of the facts of the Nova Scotia case wiH ‘‘‘gulatlng and protecting tbe üsberles to third schedule of the British North Am therefore be of interest to tbe British Co- - yewttM ,lu. the Dominion authorities, as erica Act; but, whlie those holding views tiinvreut from the oops which were con “ “ S," ! tended for by the Dominion government, numerous applicant» for trap sites along : rent or lease our land, and that Is all wo ami ultimately upheld by the judicial com the shores of Vancouver Island. i are seeking by this'legislation. mittee, may uot be satisfied with tue pro The Nova Scotia Act dealt not only 1 am disposed to think that when the t priety of the decision, yet the \y'* must with rivers and lakes, but also with ™atter,18 red“<ïï1 ultimate course of be administered subject to the interpreta harbors. On the 18th Anril iQOft «ml I reasou,n*. *ud the highest Judicial tribunals SfH*. a r * r>‘ j tion of the courts, uud It cannot, In tho ....vi_ tU-..,7® lu.H ..«jim, prl1’ iyuulaw,’ andnnu I come' to ucmiuuicdetermine iuethe pumt,point, It Willwill be|)< opinion of the minister, be seriously urged before the time for disallowance had ex found that the rights of the province ex * • > A that the Judicial committee has not clearly pired, the Minister of Justice’s depart tend unquestionably to the exercise of determined that public barbers, including ment called the attention of Attorney- ownership of lands covered with water the beds thereof, became, under the Brit surrounding the shores of aU the province», ish North America Act, vested in the gov General Longley to the following pro while the control of navigation a»d of the ernment of . Canada. That being ao, it visions of tbe act in question : fisheries surrounding these shofcfc# ft test «WS to the minister the undoubted detr Section 1 authorized the Governor-in- ed in the Dominion. of tills government to retain the admlal*- cottneil------V to *issue,u“v *»grunts“»»»■« vior iruHcsleases viof any , *I regard Ilulman «uuand ««rïaGreen •»»as na proposprepos s*t>—1* v FsdfrSfiLaroir » ri&toeftafeiSftl 1 ration of the property in Its own hands, ants, beaches or foreshores in any hnr- ' tterous,?roue decision, and one which Is partly and, the courts already having pronounced 1)0f.------dtopoeediliaiimiulr,ii. of byI...J theil.A latestluieoiI. • —a decisionuecisiouj__. • ofora theint.. fZS.. •'/>/, T* upon the subject, there seems no remedy — ! JudicialIlli (•mnnilttAAcommittee aof# «Vu.the Privyis—I — — Council,n___ .. ar.ee10 Prceent caa‘? but repeal or disallow- Section 2 provided that puch grants, and when the matter comes to be thresh wrhen Issued, shall vest absolutely the fée ed out more fully and definitely, the very AS tp the amendments which you pro- simple of the land conveyed in the party last vestige of Holman and Green will be TRAP F'ISHIN© IN UNITED STATES WATERS. pose, 1 am to state as follows: receiving them, subject to any control torn to shreds. If these were proposed in the form here vested In the parliament of Canada with The Dominion authorities have supreme inafter suggested as an undertaking by respect to the navigation of any lands cov control over harbors In respect of naviga your executive council, the minister vow.d ered with water embraced In such grant tion and In respect to the ownership of all ïerc*, *,od jkiî-jî ! .cir„r,,.v ..ess™1 $* «jnssri'ffijrssarit *«*/. srt, iwon,., Th' •« «.«-«m. "tatete respecting foreshores and beds of submit to His Excellency to council th» Sectioneei-xion »5 provided that applications for Improvements which go to make ud the •js» "US* sr*",**■ ,a“d lt *«■ «°- i i wmüîThSJ;s.i ™ »™ ire,,... lt river» and lakes, which professes to uutu- propriety of allowing the act to remain Improvements which go to make up the hE?hn*’ ^1Ab, hul* l qunuon, lav,lived Ui tlial act lf> ! mHl,1 / 10 VICTOHIA DAILY TIMES, SATtntDAV, OOTOBBÏÎ. P6, '90Y. peal to the hospitality of the citizens. throughout the United Kingdom has At the eleventh hour (there is always a* gained for him the high reputation of eleventh hour in cases of misfortune, and being to Scotland what Mr. Plunkett- this happened just ss the towe clock was Greene has become to Ireland» But Mi NORFOLK ISLAND; etching eleven and the curtain falling) Tips week Victoria 1theatre-goers have the manager of»tfae théâtre cerne to the TOY DEPENDENCY had their surfeit of theitrlca) attrac reecue. He suggested that every dressing voice find more‘varied and enjsqraf tions. Only on Wednesday night has the room should be cleared of the trunks and repertoire. It Is the Site of One of the Stations of the "All-Ref* Cable- stage been empty, the lull being between cots installed for the ladies, and that the In fact, it is on account of his artistic classic band music and comic opera. stage should be set with a drawing rood! and varied programmes that he has be The Royal Italian band played a three interior to keep off the draughts, and come such a great favorite throughout and their little island was as like heaven nights’ engagement, commencing with a fixed up as a dormitory for the men, the United Kingdom, and on hie visit Norfolk island, which lies some hun The telephone wae set to work and vari- to Montreal he will be heard in all the dreds of miles from New Zealand, is one ee cheap whiskey and cheaper tobacco sacred concert on Sunday «tight, tiiy- can make this sinful worid. Peace, punc ela, the new'conductor, showed himself ous furniture dealers of the city were favorite songs of the great masters, eftthe points touched by the* 'All-Red” solicited for the requisite number of cots, Among these from whose works he cable, and the following description of tuated by the trivial quarrels of a child to be a worthy successor to the panto mimic Creator®. As to the band itself, so that everybody was made happy. J draws m$st largely are Handel, Mosart, the place will be of Interest to readers ish people, brooded over the place, and The novelty of the sltuhtioh then show- ; Gluck, Prana, Verdi, Schubert, Schu- Wbeleeele Supply Store, Doublai Street of the Times. À writer In an Australian fat whales khosed in the summer seas. it ia still a superb organization,1 but in some respects inferior to that which ed itself to the company and good huiuo**. mann and Tsçhaikouaky. Such a salec- paper says: Wauderinc schooners anchored in the took the place of despair. W. H. Mae > tion will prove that besides being fav- bay. retailing rum and tobacco, and the bowed to the will of Rivela’a predecessor. ------MANUFACTURERS OF------À toy island, with little stiff trees and When it lost Deelmo, the star clarinet Donald was eo delighted that after fix- orably known as a Scotch basso, Mr. diminutive cattle, as if à child’s Noah’s nights Were fillet! with mnsic of concer tag up hie cot he started out about mid- Baxter Is one * of tne most versatile Ark had capsized on the beach. That Is. tinas. and the street with genial pirates, player, a big hole was made in the Teed fnll of strange oaths and strong drink. instrumentation which has not yet been night to get some oysters, but he for- ; singers on the concert platform at pree- : : Ladies’ and Children’s Costumes Norfolk Island from the sea. The Nor adequately filled. There is a more got to notify the watchman of the ent. . folk pine trees, diminished by the dis A pleasing scene! But now the minions theatre, and here began another series j • • • tance. look so correct and conventional, i.f an effete civilization have smeared formidable array of brass instruments and Dress Skirts with a sordid commercialism this smil than on previous tours, and this was of troubles for himself. When he return-, John I* Sullivan Is going to stsr and' the cattle on the cliffs so small, that strikingly demonstrated in some of the ed to the stage door he found the entire j again. He has a bnn new melodrama, we almost expected to see Noah him ing picture: have locked up the rum. and put a duty on tobhsco. The island al numbers to the detriment of the reeds. place in darkness and the theatre locked. | **An American Earl.” in which the self in his long bine frown, standing on Still there is little difference between the Every, approach was bolted and barred.1 great John is the Earl. He is also stage the bench to meet ns when we landed, ways had a policeman, but then he re He kndeked enough to arouse the seven ceived no salary, and, amiable man, nev band this year and that which played director and has been constant In 'his' Jacket Specials and perhaps to attempt ti> deal in toy here under Creator®. ty odd sleepers, but not one could help attendance on rehearsals. ‘The only cattle. A melancholy place enough it er arrested anybody. Moral suasion was his baton. He subdued the wrongdoer The attendance was not large on any him. The watchman had gone home aft ; obstacle thus far to the success of ‘‘Ail Ladies' 30 to 36 inch Jackets $4-53 to $1260 seemed ns the steamer swung round the of the nights, the theatre-goers appar er doing his duty, to wit: seeing that the American Earl” is JohnpL.’e unfortun- coast, atid anchored opposite the old con ty the majesty of his eye. But now the 1 Children's Jackets ...... «i 26 to $2.75 : : government has sent down a policeman ently saving their shekels for “Flore- tbeutre was secure from house-breaker*, j ate habit Of going to sleep in an aym- vict settlement, with its ancient prison dora,” which was largely attended, de There was no help for it Mr. MacDon chair during the rehearsals and disturb and scattered shore buildings, that are who Wears boots, and thus presents an ald had to find shelter somewhere, sd uncomfortable standard of luxury to a spite the prices charged. To-night W. K. ing tlie company with liis snoring. This Fur Specials the monuments of so mapy unfortunates Nankevttle’s production of the powerful he started for the railway depot with has led to misunderstandings with mem to whom the Old Bailey was the gate simple people. Re draws a salary, too— the intention of dosing until train time In Si 00 to 200 £80. It Is rumored. Is the yearly amount, play, “The Penitetit,” dramatized from bers of the company, but none of them White Thibet Boas to the Sonth Seas. On Nepean Island, a Hall Caine’s story, will be presented. the waiting room. He arrived just »n has been bold enough to protest. „ A Grey Far Boas $1.00 to $300 : : Utile terra cotta hill, jntting out of the wealth uncountable as the sands of the Next Monday the veteran actor, J. H. time to find a Western limited express prominent sporting man la financing Sul ocean, close to Norfolk Island, it is said shore. Stoddart, will present “The Bonny Brier about to pull out Its first stop was In- j livan's starring enterprise. Electric Seal Collarettes .. $600 that even now they come on the bones of A schoolmaster they long resisted, but diannpolis. This was just the thing, he a chief magistrate they have. find, most Bush,” and on Thursday Wears min Notés. convicts who had escaped to this bleak strels will appear at the Victoria. thought, as the Bostonians played in, spot, hopeful that a passing ship, from galling burden, a custoih house officer— that city cm the next evening, so he en Loie Fuller is to return on November Ladies Suit Specials motives of compassion, might afford them nn exciser'on in the Bummer Isles of Apropos of bands and conductors, some gaged a berth b a Pullman. Again, un 8th for s tour of the variety theatres. an opportunity of returning to that Lou Eden; .a tidewalter on the long, heaving body Recently perpetrated the following fortunately, he had a through ticket to Richard Golden’s tour in “Foxy Quil Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits #7 5» der/ fog that was to them Infinitely dearer wave Of the bine Pacific! The abject Terre Hante, the next stand where the let” is proving to be a remarkable suc IrconjtmHy of it first struck these chil in the New York Journal: »»♦»< thr.n the golden sunshine of the Pacific. Creator®! Creators! there's a fury in your company would appear another evening. cess financially and artistically. A swarm.* of long and very narrow dren Af nature dumb, until the stern fact The ticket had stop-over privileges, but was brought home to them that never Suzanne Adams, the opera singer, baa whale boats surrounded the steamer, That cau lath the tamest music to a shrill he forgot to Inform the Pullman conduc arrived from abroad to take part in the with whose crew they immediately start more Hi tills world would they smoke end ehrlekta* storm: tor of this, and having payed the through ed an animated discussion, in a curiously tobacco that had not paid dnty. Then, To every order telegraphed from that musical festival in Massachusetts. hypnotic ,e/e sleeper rate he was not aroused until the Frits WUUama has secured his release bieh-pitched voice, chanting rather than indeed, their bitter cry rose like a great Reverberating kettledrums respectfully train wae a good way beyond Indian talking, and lining a grammatical con sorrowful flute to the Council of the eld reply. apolis. However, Terre Haute Is only a from Weber Ac Fields and is now. te re Macintoshes, Oiled i struction that is peculiar to this Island. ers. Then the cold, appraising eye of While swaying like n wind-swept few hours journey from the Indian capi turn to Charles Frohmau's forces. This disjointed English is for the stran the government considered them again, your body cleaves the air. The Harrington-Reynolds Stock com Inching boom, and clash, and crash, and tal, and Mr. MacDonald returned in time pany is playing through California, with ger. and is nsed in compassion for his and Htcv were charged rent for the bray, and blow, and Ware. to make his appearance as Little John. poverty of language, but for themselves, houses given to their fathers when they Theodore Roberts featured, to excellent when they give each other the real opln- were brought to Norfolk island first. Next You frown upon the oboe and It grievously Clothing, Umbrellas ion of the said stranger, they have an- | the tariff swept down on them, and taxed makes moan. Signora Pietro Mascagni, the g Nellie McHenry made her third visit their produce on its arrival at Sydney, You urnw from the euphonium a grumb Italian composer, who wrote the musical Xo Philadelphia recently in “M’bw,” and other language, compounded of Tahitian ling undertone; > setting for “The Eternal City,” has rod sailors’ talk as it was on the deck and. ns the inlanders depend on the sale You throw a- double duck lit. Just as It her receipts were over a thousand doll Full Unes. Lowest Prices. of His Majesty’s ship Bonntv many of wHalefoil and oranges, they begin to you liked te work. written a signed article for a New York greater than ou her two previous engage years ago. The islanders are in many cast back to the mutiny of the Bounty To gdt results from yonder where newspaper, in which he pronounces llall ments. and it consequences. Truly the parish queer tympenl lurk; Caine “the greatest of all living drama" Mr. and Mrs. Edward Milton Royle «hades, mostly a very dark one. for they Meanwnlle the evolutions that you tbts," and says that this conclusion he are of mixed descent, half English and politician cannot deal with these people, yourself to do have closed their vaudeville engagement J. PIERCY & CO., half Sonth Sea Islander, a colorable imi who hare ever lived just beyond the Resemble maiatoal while the same Is In has been forced to after having twice and returned to New York to prepare for fringe of conventional civilization. His the stew. read both book and play and devoted their starring tour under the manage Wholesale Dry Goods. , Victoria, B. C. tation of the kanaka, with the European days of careful study to them. He says framework that show in the raised rule of thumb presses heavily upon them, Old Palsy GUmore, bless hlfn, was ment of Ben Stern. bridge of the nose and the greater sta and they have ample leisure during leader who could show that there is “a wealth of conception Hn The Neil Stock company at Baker's Letter orders will receive careful attention ture. A kindly, chattering crew, good which to brood on these matters that an Contortionists and gymnasts things they the work, an evidence of complete mas theatre, in Portland, Ore., has made ex noy them. Last of ill, the government really ought to know. tery of technique and detail of the cellent progress and b being warmly humored, simple, chUdlsh, cunning and While our John Philip Sousa, with his theatre, a potent realism that competa short but gifted arms. commanded for its work. The players And bis Umber neck, possesses many cap fay its fascination, a phantasy of Imagin singled ont for praise are Robert Morris, tivating charms; ative reality,” as it were, so intense, that Charles Wyngatc, Mina Gleason and But as spectacles, we own It, neither one he was compelled to conclude the play Kbie Esmond. of them would do the most complete theatrical work that For an Instant In competing with a whale» Charles Klein, who wrote the book of bone natn like you. he had ever read. Sq profoundly im “Mr. Pickwick,” in which De Wolf pressed was the great Italian composer Hooper is starring, is in receipt of box Blessings on you. Creators; if we all with the literary ability of the author ofliee statements calculated to make him vuuMl worn like that of "The Christian” and “The Eternal We would not get results that seem trifling, feel that he can embark on a tour of tame and flat. City” that he asked Mr. Caine to prepare the ‘world with hb family without im Could we but hurl ourselve#at what Is the book of an opera for him, upon stated poverishing himself. given us to do lines, for which he will write the music, May Edouin has finished her long and *-Ud seep that wpirlwlnd lick up till we with a view to an American production. get completely through. successful engagement in London, and We'd make a noise perhaps ourselves te Speaking of the unusual sotting for returns to America this month. She ex eebo through the lanu “The Eternal City,” Mascagni says: “Al pects to star In a new play which a well And get as much good out of life a* you though I consumed but six weeks In com uo from that known author has written for her. Fred posing the Betlc for it, I may say that Edwards will again be the leading man Pint Class table and Service I was ncreM», more conscientious and in her company. Boons With or Without Bath A southern exchange says of “The imlnstakld£ V /. y ( TXQTQBIA PAÏLJ PMÛBTO Vg, tfpg 11 down and sunk at the month of the Elbe claim the enforcement of the treaty and patriotism as I looked at the stal-'' _ True, the tone of the Bui by the British merchant steamer Ftreby. wart heroes who had marched with juat Notice is i*eieo> g«t -.u*u uO usys tags It went down at night The night was press, in commenting ut>on the aa much coolness when the bullets date 1 Intend to apply to the Honorable MII8 CLOUD military tkanengtra tiens is the Chief Commissioner Of Lauds «*4 THE MIÜIOES cloudy but deer, and both vessels had were raining down upon them from the their lights burning brightly. The tor to and careful. Occasion is l idges of those treacherous hills, whereon Works for a lease of Plumper Island, Quat- that Russia floes sluu Bound, Aiuetnl District, with terri pedo boat sunk about fire minutes after HiEIST the Boers entrenched themselves com torial right, for csuuery purposes, and fore- OF THE OCEAN the collision, taking down with it the, 7, «mânes hei fortably and poured death and destruc shore for fishing purposes, commencing at commanding officer and three of hie and Ignore* the tion down on the poor unprotected fel a post marked u. W. L., N. Oor. Foil, fol The Britan, at lowing the shore line to east side, thence crew. lows below. Thank heaven, those days «oath to south side, thence weet to west What came near being another fatal a re over, and I hope, in spite of the aide, thence north to point of commence- disaster for a German torpedo boat took ~ Constantinople. On the sur- ominous muttering» that are heard, they, TORPEDO BOATS OF DARDANELLES STRAITS r, therefore, and officially, the *-‘- SHE GIVES HEN VIEWS Dated this 25th day of August, 1902. place last April while the torpedo boat will never return, for since I have beelf H W. LKBSON. X the EMPEROR’S BAVY division of the training fleet was^proceed- AGAIN THE THEATRE littte outlook Is not wgr. L ON THE SITUATION in this country, where the air still holds ing to the eastern Baltic. Off the Island press declares that intervention the echo of the strife, I have com» to Notice I» hereby given that W days from of Moss torpedo boat 8. 82 came in col power would be a, Ürave meatsce something like a realization of the aw date | Intend to apply to the Honorable the Chief Commissioner of Lands and lision with thp schooner Odin. The the peace of Europe. Bat the fact fulness of war. Works 1er a lease of the foreshore for fish schooner sunk at once and the torpedo mains that the Balkans are once ar They swung down through the camp ing purposes and rights thereto. In Albers! The Officers of the Germe Fleet Take boat was badly damaged. It was, how Maturing! From the Regina of the the scene of active Inearrectien. If Sean of the (Vtoatils Sey They Have with rythmic strides, while men, women District, commencing at a post marked hi not put down quickly war mi J. L. L., N. R. Cor., planted on the shore Long Chances and bow Ne ever, able to keep afloat until It got to a Betimes Again Over the last- Met «sa Fairly and children poured cut of their tenta to at about the 8. W. corner of Sec. 22,-Town- dockyard. at any time. gare upon them with awe and admira obi» 2T, on Qnatslno Bound, thence north Fear. Ever Stormy Waters. Treated. tion. By the time they had commenced to and west along the shore to chains, thence play the enclosure in which they stood seaward, Including the foreshore and land The waters of the Baltic and the North covered by water. Waa surrounded by delighted crowds who Dated this 26th day of August, 1902. sea are stormy waters most of the time. listened with rapt attention to the music. J. L LWBBON. Their intervals of good behavior are not Prince Henry of Prussia has been pat \ne,ir * a H Z HHl There are muttering» again from the AGRICULTURAL Miss R. M. Roth well, one of the Can To onr unbounded surprise, the 5:20 this.i. year inIn iHHnmnndcommand ofn, fh.the first tortor- 1 °l •<** ioMtloB add wfcen the Wilni. region of the Balkans, and once more a train did really come in at 5:20, and in Notice la hereby given that sixty day» really make up their minds to bowl and adian teachers in South Africa, writes to from this date 1 Intend making application pedo boat flotilla of the German navy, rumor that the intermittent “Eastern ■Wj the Ottawa Cltisen: a few minutes after we were waving a to the Honorable the Chief Commissioner putting it through those dashing man- the seas to roll along their shores they Question" may raise its head and farewell, from the carriage to Miss Drys- of Lands and Works for ptrrmlsulon to pur sk> it with a will. I hardly think that there will ever be chase the following described land In the ' oeuvres which are peculiar to this branch cause war. There may or may not be another such experience .for anyone as dale, as the took her way through the of the German naval service. These Before the Kid canal was built it used truth in the report that Turkey will town and aeroes the 'rapidly-darkening Sayward District of British Columbia, via.: to be a favorite manoeuvre with the tor that through which we educational Lot 378 Beyward District, containing 168 German torpedo boat manoeuvres, while restrict the passage of war vessels pioneers ofi the Transvaal have passed veldt, to the canvas city which had been their practical utility has been question pedo ’boats to go from Wilhelmshafen on through the Dardanelles to those of Rus onr heme for more than two months, and Dated 20th September, 1902. the Baltic, around the northern point of since these camps were established. Pic ADOLPHUS R. THOMAS. ed and while they have become notorious sia. But it is evident to those who have ture to .yourselves the wonderful spec where we had l»een so mnch happier and Denmark and so on down to Hamburg kept an eye upon the affairs of Eastern THE PEA WEEVIL OR “PRA BUG." more comfortable thanxwe had ever ex for the disasters which they have caused, or Bremen. It was almost a foregone tacle we have witnessed! A proud and Take notice that at "the expiration of sure nevertheless the admiration of the Europe during the past few months that powerful nation providing all the neces pected to be. thirty days from this date I intend to ap naval world for the dafih and “elan" dis conclusion that before the voyage was certain things are In progress which be Some members of the government grain A leisurely progress through several ply to the Honorable the Chief Commis completed nasty weather would" be en standard beard, at Toronto, alter discus saries and some of the luxuries of life sioner of Lands and Works for permission played by the commanding officers of the token change. The steady decline of for the enemies who, but a short time small towns, in which a few lights to lease for fishing purposes the foreshore. boats and the freedom from fear, ec, as countered which would try the seagoing Turkey is a visible process. One after sion, agreed that unless some drastic twinkled from the windows, a short stop Including the rights attached thereto, in abilities of the torpedo boats and the measures be taken to exterminate the ■go. were puffed np with the belief that Otter District, fronting my property, Sec their critics say, even proper caution, another its provinces are given seml-ihde- God had entrusted them with a special at Johannesburg park station, where we which they show in handling their little nerve of their officers and crews. If % pendent status as tributary states, and “pea bug" the trade of Canada in peas were joined by a friend who accompanied tion 81, commencing at a poet planted at boat was lost—well, it simply proved that will be entirely lost. mission to bend the haughty necks of the high water mark at the southeast corner ultimately bloom out into nations. Bul English to His divine will—to show'them ns as far as Klnandsfontein, another of said section, thence westerly, following die was unsea worthy; that was all; ind garia, Servis, Montenegro have been This bog is the pea weevil, and Dr. half-hour of gentle jogging along, and I the shore Une to the southwest corner of Some remarkable photograpns which 4hat Its type must be improved upon the James Fletcher, the Dominion entomolo In their arrogance that out here in this said Bection 81, and Including the fore have just been received in America illus emancipated, and now Macedonia is dis obscure falr-off country there existed a found myself flu the platform at Boks- shore and land covered With water. neat time one ot that darn was built gist, for some years has endeavored to bnrg. where I was taken in charge by trate this tendency very well. They The completion of the canal connecting turbed, a revolution threatened, with the people who basked in His brightest sun JOHBPH POCK HIER. possibility of a quasi-independence being impress upon all pea growers in the dis a gentleman who conducted me to the August flflth. WOOL taken during the manoauvroe -of the Baltic and the North seas has re- tricts where this insect prevails the ne shine. and rejoiced In His most particular Prince Henry’s fleet and show the arrow- : moved the necesidty of sending the tor- granted in the future. This piecemeal protection. That Is undoubtedly the feel Central hotel, in which Imposing estab Notice Is hereby given that 30 days after partition of the Turkish Empire is prob cessity ot making a united effort to de lishment I fiave taken up my abode for like vessels steaming in lto* At lull ; pedo boats on the perilous voyage around stroy this pest, for without unity mere ing which every Boer cherished in his the present. date I Intend to apply to the Chief Com upeed with each alight intervals between j Jutland, and they probably will be lent ably the best way in which the Turk can Heart, and no Israelite ever believed missioner of Lands and Works for a lease be “turned bag and baggage out of Eu individual effort will be in vain, because, of the foreshore rtf Piers Island, Cowlchan the boats that the most trifling ecoideut ; over that route less frequently thin be- if a farmer treats his own seed peas with more Implicitly in his birthright as one INDIGESTION. THAT MENACE TO District, commencing at a post marked A. to one of them would result hi the al rope," since the evolution of independent of God’s chosen people than did each in H. McBride, placed on the northeasterly Tore, though in manoeuvring they are countries in Its ' old region of misrule carbon bisulphide, unfortunately that HITMAN HAPPINESS. pitiless |n it» most Inevitable destruction -of th > bor-te at any time liable to be ordered to make does not prevent the weevils from his dividual bnrghcr in the close paternal assaults, and no respeetor of persoaS, has snore of said Island, and extending 40 astern; for it is a matter of fractiona the voyage. gives promise of future stability and protection of the -Almighty, who was to met its conqueror In South American Ner chains In a northwesterly direction. neighbors' fields injuring his crop. vine. This great stomach and nerve remedy A. H. M'BKIDE. a seoMkd between safety and -destruc prosperity. Meantime there is diplomatic deliver them from the ruthless hands of Dated July 16th. 1902. When the German torpedo boats are anxiety as to immediate effects. Turtml- Most farmers in the districts where stimulate» dlrestlou, tones the nerves, aids tion when torpedo boats steam so closely manoeuvring with a fleet of warships of the pea weevil occurs are pretty well ac the godless enemy and etablish their na circulation, drives out Impurities, dispels together at such speed as these are -mark ence exists in certain regions. The emaciation, and brings back the glow ot Notice la hereby given that thirty days larger growth, a favorite performance quainted with the life habita of the In tion upon earth. after date 1 Intend to apply to thy Chief ing. is for the etitire flotilla to make a sud rapacity of the Sultan's officials is a con Yet here now. in these refugee camps, perfect healtis Cures hundreds of “chron stant menace. Russia's designs are push sect, and also know that the fumigation ics"* that have baffled physicians. Bold.by Commissioner of Lands and Works for a Automobiliste of the Sea. den dash and try to get Inside the line treatment is effective. My following the while the earth is still fresh upon the Jackson A Co. sod Hall Sc Co.—66. lease of the foreshore of Boatswain's Bench, of the men-oT-war. This is done in all ed forward with increasing boldness. Is graves of their dead, they are taking L'owlchan District, Vancouver Island, com With her torpedo boats Germany has it improbable that Turkish weakness has instructions which are given here there mencing at a poet marked M. B. Burgees, displayed a disposition to take long navies when the torpedo boats go ont to will be really very little danger; but, of the goods which the gods—in the shape ÈgkM Are made vigorous placed on the east shore of said Islaad, and rlay at war with a fleet; but In other turned the Dardanelles into what would of the British govemmen^-provide wjth " " aud manly by onr extending SO : chains lu a northwesterly chances which have resulted in her los be practically a Russian channel? course, tho work must be done with ing more vessels of this class in propor navies, as a rule, it la the sneaking up care. Most of the large seed growers a nonchalance which makes it hard to VACUUM DEVBl»VtiH. direction towards Cherry Point. Russia and the Dardanelles. This treatment will enlarge Dated -July 14th. lfltffl. tion to her fleet than any other nation. of single béats to try end torpedo a bat and seed dealers have “bugging houses," believe that less than a year ago they shrunken and undeveloped M. B. BURG BBS. The German naval officers went into tor tleship before she is discovered which Russia has great interest in getting In which they profess to treat, and some were organs, and remove all weak pedo boat work with all the enthusiasm is the favorite game. But a whole flo free access to the Mediterranean for the do regularly treat, their seed, but a change Struggling In a Death-Grip ’ nesses relative te the genlto Notice Is hereby given that 3D days after tilla making a dash for a lot of men-of- urinary system. Particulars date 1 Intend to apply to the Chief Com- and recklessness that marks the auto Black Sea fleet. At the close of the for the better might be made by doing with the very people whose bread they In pu%l* sealed envelope. m Isa toner of Lands and Works for a lease mobiliste with a new high-speed machine, war;Jn line of battle has something d«-1 Crimean war the terms forced on this work earlier and much more uni are now eating as unconcernedly and Health Appliance Co., Bsfe of the foreshore of Boatswain’s Bank, Oow- la fact the German torpedo boat com perate about“ It which*■ "seems ‘ to appehl"*■* by the treaty of 1866 forbade the re re really. Not only is the carbon bisul iMitxwlt hide.. Seattle. Icban District, Vancouver Island, com to the Germans who command the little with ns good an appetite, apparently, as mencing at a poet marked Emily McBride, manders may not inaptly lie called the fortification of Sebastopol, the fortifying phide more easily vaporised in hot wee if they had earned It themselves. NOTICE. placed uo the east shore of said Island, and “automobiliste of the sea," because -of stinging midgets of the sea. of any Black Sea port, or the passage iher, but tie effect on the Insects is much Sopietimos I think these Boers are extending 40 chains In a southeasterly the way in which they dash about with of the Dardanelles by any but Turkish more fatal than in cold weather, or later the simplest, moat straightforward peo Notice Is hereby given that we Intend direction towards Hatch Point. long, lean vessels-and because of the Dr. Clifford, speaking at Birmingham- warships. These terms were relaxed in in the season, when the weevils are in ple in the world, ready, now that they to apply to tue Hoard of Licensing Com- EMILY M‘BRIDE. Liberal Club, said he was talking to Lord mlos.wuers at their next sitting for a Dated July 14tn. ludg. chances they take. Rosebery as to what waa the great dlffl 1870, but the Dardanelles was main the torpid state m which they pass the have seen the perfidy of their leaders and ...... - - |lb transfer from us to The Savoy, limited, of The lorn of the torpedo boat command- j culty In the way of returning Liberalism tained as a closed strait This restric winter. The sooner the fumigation is their own ignorant foolishness in declar the license to s ) 12 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, SATITBDAY OCTOBER 26, 1902 _ ! English Companies out here; but no one . Picflc Coast 1 who visits the mines can entertain a 1749 CANADA'S MINERAL PROVINCE shadow of doubt as.to the wealth await •LI FOB ESQUIMAU & RY. CO. ing development, or the fortapes in store for those who bring prudence and hones ■ South-Eastern TIME TABLE NO. 46. EFFECTIVE OCT. 25th, 1002. ty to the assistance of capital Invest- j VZhat One of the Visiting Editors Thought of British Columbia mont. Northbound. Southbound. Northbound. Sat., Sun. South- Although up to the end of 1901 Brit Alaska. Leave. Dally. Arrive. ft Wed. bound. —Tells of a Visit to Crofton. ish Columbia had produced placer gold LEAVE VICTORIA, 6 P.M. A.M. P.M. Arrive* to the value of $03,500,000—and there is City of Topeka, Oct. Nor. 1, IS, 36, Victoria ...... » e.00 12.06 a P.M. P-âL ABC LEAVB SEATTLE, 9 A. II. Shawolgan Lake ...... 10.20 10.46 Victoria ...... 3.00 no reason to suppose that further alluvial Duncans ...... 11.0O> 10.08 Hbawnlgau Lake o.3 Among the British editors who recèut- heavily timbered and well-night impaas- finds do not still aivait discovery In* the City of Seattle or City of Topeka, Oct. Ladysmith ...... 11.56 .. . 4.20 ly visited Canada was James Lnmsden, I able. The forest vegetation frustrates ;BEERS 9.10 Dnacaai ...... 6.00 o.edt almost unexplored beds of the head &PhS-SSi&i “• “• “• *nd eTev P.M. Ladysmith ...... 5.67 4» of the L*eds Mercury, andhis i pip res i the work of the prospector, who has of- waters of some of the northern rivers— Nanaimo...... 12.40 8.20 Nanaimo ...... The Highest Priced bet Ar. Wellington ...... 12.63 LV. 8,00 -. . 0.33 3.15 aions of British Columbia and a trip to ! ten been indebted for a discovery to the it was not until 1683 that thé lode mines the Beat Quality. Ar. ... 0.45 3-66 Crofton aro published below : ! chance uprooting of a tree by the wind, really began to be productive, the output Orthr fcem For Nome THROUGH TICKETS TO CROFTON Mines, fori «ta and fisheries constitute ' when the up-torn roots lift the koil from Via West holme. Stage leaves daily, connecting with North and Southbound train* from this source during the six years ltany iftsa êc Cs. LEAVE SEATTLE, 9P. M. Double stage service Saturdays, Sundays and Wed needy y g, .con u ec tk,g wîth^mîïîihü the natural wealth of British Columbia. * the rock and reveal its mineral compoei- immediately prior to that date amount Senator, Oct. MX W and afternoon trains. Fare from Victoria, Single. |2; .Return |3 8 ttt morning To these may be added agriculture, j tion. If Ans in this way that the ex ing to no more than ah average value of THROUGH TICKETS V I TO ALBERNf, Which is yet in its infancy, but for which istence of whole mountains of low-grade about $60,000 a year, derived from Stage leaves Nsnalmo Tuesdays and Fridays on arrival of train ., .vtuew. up the face of Mount Sicker, the ascent Returning leaves Alberol Mondays and Thursdays. Fare frn.n vw«f o.*?-’' lcî2^5?* » future is in store probably equally rich copper ore was at first discovered. The selected rich ores found near the exist For San Francisco Return. #8.66. ------— ,ro"1 vlotorl*. Slagle, «.«u; with, and incalculable as their apparent- j lumber here is far too valuable to allow ing lines of transportation. In 1893, being effected on tjic switchback prin ciple. At last the mining camp was „ LEAVE VICTORIA, 8 P. M. vS. THBOUOH TICKETSU““n* VICTORIAMOn,ls,,> TO COWICHAN-d h'rld.,.. LAKE K?„ fra» .ly inexhaustible wealth is, more durable ; the prospector to resort to his favorite however, the value of the production In Umatilla, City of Puebla or Queen, carry- than any of the others. At present it i device of setting tire to a whole moun the lode mines of the province rose to reached, the perils of semi-aerial trans ÿ* H- B. M. malls, Oct. U, 10, 21, SJtt, 31, takes from $100 to $100 to reclaim an ! tain side to facilita to his operations. $300,000, since which time there has portation were over, and wc could con Nov. 6, 10, 15, 20, 26, 30, and every fifth Excaralon Rite. In -ffm-t tn nil pointa goo» B«tor»aye ami Snnflnyn. acre of land in the fertile valleys of j Even when ore bodies are located, and been a steady Increase, until last year gratulate ourselves upon escape from day thereafter. ___A apnolnl rote of one dollar In offect1 from Victoria to Slinwnianil Le*. ticket» British Columbia, and when, after combustion from the redrhot cinders from Steamers connect at San Francisco with good Saturday, nnd Snndaje, * ’ the existence of pay ore In abundance the output from this class of mines at Company’s steamers for ports In California, ÜBO. L COURTNEY, TRAFTIC MANAOBR. prodigious labor, the land has been put is placed beyond tho shadow' of a doubt, tained u value of $13,083,014. the engine funnel. Mexico and Humboldt Bay. under cultivation, unremitting tillage is almost insuperable obstacles lie in the Working at a* Profit. For ♦urther Information obtain folder. a required to prevent the bush regaining Richer Than the Yukon. BJgnt Is reserved to change steamers or way of development. This is true of On the hill-top we found quite a town, sailing dates. ascendency. If land te left in pasture almost the entire surface of BritisHf Co A total of £3,000,000 sterling, however, u" «; R}J\lE7 * C£- Agents. 61 Wharf Canadian for three or four seasons a dense in does not represent the entire mineral pro and a commodious hotel commanding 8t., Victoria, 1$. C. J^SmTjlqRT.ijERN lumbia. and accouuts for the slow and views which even in Switzerland might fantile forest of * willow, spruce and often unsatisfactory progress of raining duction of the province, which,* many TÏCKKT OFFICE. 113 James St.. Seattle. Pacific may be surprise to learn, was actually be famous. We were shown over the W.^MILLBR, uenl Agent, Ocean Dock, Td Garmmmeat Btraet, Victoria. B. • greater last year than that of the Yukon. workings by Mr. Croft, an English gen SAN FRANCISCO TICKET OFFICE, 4 And Soo Pacific Line tleman, who owns tho mine, the railway The latter was credited with an output New Montgomery St. R®“He or Majestic, ™ %5 and tho wholo undertaking. The Lenora C. D. DUNANN, Gen. Passenger Agent, 10 at Seattle with overland flyer. of $18,000,000, while British Columbia Market St.. San Francisco. WORLDS SCENIC ROUTE produced $20,000,000. The per capita is one of ..finest properties in Van JAPAN-AMRRICAN LINB. mineral production of the province was couver Island, and is now being worked __ Fortnightly Sailings. . at a profit.. When the lode was first KIXSIIUI MA1:(T will leave Nov 4tlL $134, dr 23 per cent. This is all the 19U8, for China, Japan nnd Asiatic oorts. more remarkable as, owing to the un discovered an ^English company acquired LOWBST UATBS. BBBT 8KRV1CB. K. J- BURNS. General lgo.7 the mine; bptiaftcr a year or two flung To all points In Canada and the United favorable conditions prevailing in the States. The fastest and best equipped market, some of th* lead mince were it up in disgtist. thinking that a pro train crossing the Continent. perty in such a situation could never be Canadian Panifie shut down and production was reduced | 25 per cent. Placer gold mining also worked at a profit. Mr. Croft took over JAPAN aND CHhNA. the location, lives upon his property, EMPRESS OF JAPAN...... NOV. 3 j Allowed a decreased of 27 tier cent, offset ATHENIAN ...... NOV. 17 by an increase of 26 per cent, in the pro-. and has made the mine yield copper and Navigation Co., Id. EMPRESS OF CHINA ...... DEC. 1 gold to pay foe the railway, development cl action of gold from sulphide ores. The work and plant. HONOLULU, FIJI, AUSTRALIA. great feature of recent mining enter Time Table—Effective September 12th, 1902 MIOWERA ...... NOV. 14 prise has been the opening out of cop The ore Body of the Lenora mine AORANGI ...... DEC. 12 per mines and the erection of smelters, averages from 20 to 50 feet in width; MOANA ...... JAN. 9 with tho result that last year copper the ore is a pÿrites, containing an aver ALASKA ROUTE*—FOR SKAGWAY age of 8 per cent, of copper nnd about For full particulars aa t<# time, rates, ctix, production was Increased 175 per cent., DIRECT. apply to and tliia year the increase will be much $5 of gold to 'the ton. It is said to be H. J. COYLE. greater still. the first mine which shipped copper * Lv. Victoria. Lv. Vancouver. A. O. P. A., Vancouver, B.O. TICKETS TO from this district, having shipped soipe 1 a.in. H p.in. H. H. ABBOTT, As showing the groat importance of „ . —Per Charmer- KOOTENAI, its mines to British Columbia, it may be 30,000 tons 6f ore during the past two 86 Government Street, i years. At present some 55,000 tons of Princess May . ...Oct. 25 Oct. 25 • Victoria. B. O. CANADIAN, mentioned that last year this province Lv. Victoria. Lv. Vancouver. —------4 produced 82 per cent, of the gold, 90 per oro are awaiting treatment, nnd deveiop- 11 p.m. 11 p.ni. AMERICAN AND cent/ of the silver, 67 per cent, of the ! meut cannot, lie said to be more than Amur ...... Oct. 2» Oct. .M) commencing.* To Alert •Ruy, Rivers Inlet, Namu, Skeen a EUROPEAN POlZ-nS. copper, 96 per cent, of tho lead and 30 River points. Naas and iutermediatv per cent, of the coal produced in the The Lenora mine is typical of the mining eonditipns of British Columbia. points. Nov. let and 15th. ONE OF DUMPS AT LEXORA MINE. whole Dominion of Canada. That it Is To New Weatmlnster and way ports, Tues pre-eminently the “mineral province of Its present rfcmising condition is en day and Friday, 7 a. m. Canada” appears from the appended tirely owing & the enthusiasm of the To Ahonsett and Intermediate points," Inf, SHORTEST AND maplo pioctaîmÀ the supremacy of the table of the production for 1901 for the owner, which fia* surmounted every ob 7th and 14th day of each month, at 11 operations nil ovseeds will have been eaten No. 107 government street, Victoria, B. piau of a propoovd work, namely, the con In the British people. bury the hatchet ns hastily ns possible, C.. and known as the ••Savoy.*' the duke himself went down with his ranean and Black Seas were kept separ away by the grubs and injured. More and run up the Union Jack on1 every flag struction of u boom on Gordon River, a boat and entire crew, was a catastrophe over,' by postponing the fumigation until Dated lue LU tu October, UaZÎ. «hurt distance from its mouth, Vancouver A .pasty ot British agriculturists la visit ate. The vessels in the foreign squadron staff in the country with a feeling of jacks»)n & m donell. Inland, British Columbia, together with a that called the attention of the whole ing Berlin, there to study machines, arti have been cut off from Russian porta, late in the autumn, in some seasons a thankfulness that they are at last living description of the proposed site thereof, world to the things which the Germans ficial produee, etc., controlled by the minis arsenals, ami bases of supply, except large proportion of the weevils will have under a banner that stands for all that NOTICE. hu* been deposited with the Minister of were attempting with their torpedo ter of agriculture. those in the distant Baltic. This has left the peas aud escaped before the Notice Is hereby given mut I, the under Public Works at Ottawa, and a duplicate is great and progressive and nnder whose signed, lut ind to apply to tue Board of of each has been deposited In the office of boats. The rank of the Duke made hie always been galling, to Russian pride. operation. glorious folds they may feel themselves Livens.ng Cummlssloneis tor the C.iy of the Registrar-General of Titles in the City loss a matter of such moment us to rivet When in 1870 during the Ruseo-Turkish Dr. Fletcher asserts that any farmer a part of one of the mighty nations of \ lctorUi. at tue next sitting thereof, for a of Victoria, British Columbia, and that one attention from all parts of the globe. war the victorious Russians wished to can treat his own seed easily and with transfer from myself to Hugh Grieve of month nftcir the publication of this notice the world. And then, again, “I hae my the license to sell spirituous or fermented application will be made to Ills Excellency Since thee the torpedo boat officers of take Constantinople, Great Britain in perfect safety in the following way: doots,” and it was bnt to-day I was tpld liquors by retail on the premises known es the Governor-General In Council for ap t^e German navy have been a little more tervened at the Sultan’s request, and re Place the quantity of peas w be treated that only an Innocent child could believe the “Imperial Hotel,” situate at the corner proval thereof, pursuant to Chapter 92 of careful, though they still take risks fused to allow a naval demonstration in an ordinary 46-gallon coal oil barrel, in the real submission of the burghers. of View and Douglas streets, Victoria, the Revised Statutes of Canada. which ofibers of ether navies would con which would necessarily hare Involved a which will hold about five bushels ot B. U. lto£ted 81 vlctor,a thle d*y of October, They were just resting on their oars, so Dated the 4th' day of September, 1902. sider as unnecessary and unwarranted. ; passage of the Dardanelles. At the sub peas. The quantity of carbon bisulphide to speak—looking hack on the mistakes F. W. VAN SICK LUX. THE BAN JUAN BOOM COMPANY. y Known by Numbers. sequent Congress of Berlin in 1878 Dia- that has been found necessary to destroy they had made, and trying to come to a i raeli secured “peace pith honor,'" but the weevil is one ounce to every hun NOTICE. Notice la hereby give» that thirty days The Germans do not name their tor true estimate of their strength. The war after date 1 Intend to apply to the Chief j Eord Salisbury, his colleague on dred pounds of seed—the treatment to would break out again and next time j Commissioner of Lauda and Works for a pedo boats us most of the other nations last for 48 hours. Therefore, for the Application will be made by the under lease of the foreshore for fishing purposes | <*casion, confessed a year or two age England could not count on her colonies. signed at the next meeting of the Board of of the. world do, but give them numbers j that England had at that time “put her above quantity, as peas weigh from 00 of that part of Bentick Island known aa “Go on," I buret out. fairly glad to fall Licensing Commissioners for the City of Pilot Bay, commenting from a stake and letters. So in the list of Printer money on the wrong horse." In other to 65 pounds to the bushel, three ounces Victoria lor the transfer of the license to Henry’s flotilla, instead of reading such tyk on Canadian slang In my Indigna marked “J. P. E. fallowing the shore j words, Turkey was not worth the rescue would be required if the barrel were fill tion at sncW a statement. “Yon needn’t sell beer, spirits and other fermented due in a northerly direction a half mile )suggestive names as “Viper," “Scor liquors by retail at the Capitol Saloon, more or lean. , from Russian hands, has since failed to ed. The chemical may be potired right think that Canada would desert her dear number ~ la tes street. Victoria, from pion," etc., we find that the fleet of His ! kwp the Berlin treaty, has aroused the on to the peas, and the barrel must then JOHN P. ALFORD. Royal Highness consists of torpedo boats old mother." ■' Robert Williams to W. V. Craig and A. C. Dnted 16th July. 19U2. ! whole Christian world by hideous mis be covered quickly aud closely, first with “Well. we< South African colonials ! McDonald, of Victoria. 8. 106, S. 102, 1U8, 104, 106, 107, 8. ,00, rule and massacre in Bulgaria and Ar a thick doth of couvas'which has been Dated this 17th day of October. 1902. Notice ir. hereby given that thirty days 08, 99, 100 and 101y-eleven boats in ah [V would not fight again.1*’ was the answer. 1 V ROBERT WILLIAMS. after date 1 Intend to apply for a Crown menia, and in 1902 is more than ever at damped in water, and then -also with •‘Bnt why?" I naked, irritated bevend Grant of the foreshore of a portion of the of the newest type. The fact that the the mercy of the Russians. This is the beards. The carbon sulphide Will nojt Gormans give their torpedo boats num measure to think that any one with Eng- i 8. hi. quarter ot Section 11, Township 11, situation to-day. British interests are injure the seed in say way cither aa to Hah blood In his veins could speak in ___ . ______fly the Renfrew District, us shown on a plan de bers and letters in place of names some Baqnlassit A Nanaimo Hallway Compas* posited with the Marine and Fisheries De less in that region. Russia’s mere. Only vitality or as to its whoIeSomeness as such a way. > partment, Victoria, B. C. how seems to make the dash with which the jealousy of the powers keeps the feed. Carbon bisulphide is a colorless wlthih that tract of Ten4 bounded cm tht they Randle them all the more remark “Because we have been j south by the south boundary of Comox „ F. V. HOBBS. Turkish flag flying Aver Constantinople. fluid which readily turns into vapor when Slighted and Wronged. | District, va tho oast by the Btratie of Dated this 2nd day of October, iftiti. able. It would seem to the ordinary “Cornwall” eiposed to the air, except in very cold Georgia, on the north by the tot ta parallel person that it would be comparatively Recent Events in the Balkans. sad on the weet by th* boundary of the K Te*. win .but it tbe ripIratloE ot weather. This vapor is quite invisible, Because the Boers, who ylid sH they thirty dhji from thl. date I Intro cl to easy to show a little dash when in com Now cornea the significance of recent but has a very unpleasant strong odor. could to annihilate the BritMTaation are . * JN. Hallway Laud Grout. mand of a torpedo boat named the “Ad LEONARD H. BULLY, •PPlJ to the Honorable the Chief Commie, Steel Ranges events. Among the new Balkan princi It is heavier than air and therefore sinks deferred to and considered, and coddled ! Lead OdtmaiMosw. eioaer of lends end Works for perolralon der," or the “Wasp," while to display palities Bulgaria in the one Russia de quickly to the bottom of and permeates and comforted, while we—we who suf to Isoan, tor Unking purposes, the foreshore, the same quality on torpedo boat “two IN THAi mnuoing tue ngin. stts-hed thereto, to sires to gggrandise. The other day an the contents of any closed receptacle in fered more than tongue can tell, who : BOPHKMK COURT OF BRITISH Otter District, fronting my property, flec and carry one," or “X 10%’’ would be retain fire over pigkt with less elaborate military celebration took place which it is used to free grain of infest lost our property, who gave up all that : ’Li COLUMBIA. tion 29, commencing et a post planted at next to an impossibility. But the Ger in Bulgaria to commemorate the twenty- ing msechs. U in, however, extremely we possessed, and were willing to give blgb water mark nt the southwest corner mans do it fuel than any otter sted range. In the Matter of John Kenny, Deceased, of said section, thence easterly, following fifth anniversary of the emancipation of inflammable both in the liquid and vapor our lives too—we are forgotten, or pushed Intestate, and lu the Matter sf the the shore Une to the southeast corner of The torpedo ooats which comprise the the country in 1877 from the Turkish form; consequently great care must be contemptuously aside to make room for i Official Administrator's Act. said section, and Including the foreshore fleet of Prince Henry are built on the Put in your coal, arraagethe yoke. The* Russians participated. The takeu net to bring any flamf, not even there who took up arms against a coun and land covered with water. proportion of 183 feet of length to 21 Notice Is hereby given that under an . . ^ w ANDREW DAVIDSON. dampers, and leave it tor the C»hr sent th* Grand Duke Nicholas and a lighted pipe or cigar, neav the liquid try which is now putting forth all Its ‘ order qutde by the Honorable Mr. Justice Angnet 28th. 1902 feet of beam. Some are larger and some General Ignatieff aa his representatives, or bared during the treatment. The effort-* to make smooth the part of its Martin, dated 10th day of October, 1902, are smaller, of course, but that Is the eight hnd the popular and official weiedtoee pass or ether grain must be left in the erstwhile enemies, while its friends «are the undersigned waa appointed adminis Take notice that at the expiration of general relation of beam to breadth in Riven to the Russian envoys left notion* trator ot the estate of the above deceased. thirty days from this date we Intend to tightly closed barrel for 48 hours to de left -to make the most of their rnjaed All parties having claims against the sold the newer torpedo boats of the German In the morning a strong the be desired: It must have afforded stroy the weevils; It will, therefore, be fortunes and their rifled homes." apply to the Honorable the Chief ÜOufmis- navy. In the older torpedo boats the estate are requested to Fend particulars of sioucr of Lauds and Wvfka for permission responds Instantly to the food tor curions speculation fa, the Sul best to plane the barrel in an outside abed