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VOL. 51. VICTORIA, B. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1911. NO. 73.
DR. EDOIULD BILLION DOLLAR DEMONSTRATION BY FIE BODY FROM k VISITE CITY COMBE IN STATES UBOR UNIONS SECHELT
A FEW FACTS ABOUT POWERFUL FINANCIERS PROTEST AGAINST IT IS THAT OF JOHN I. MEXICAN TROUBLES WILL BE PROSECUTED NEW YORK FIRE TRAPS HENDERSON, LINEMAN
Thorough Believer in Reci Trust. Reported to Have Been Mass Meeting Will Be Held Picked Up With Life-Belt on procal Trade Policy-An Formed to Control Output After Funeral of Fire by Tug Lome-Yesterday . nexation Shadow of Bogey of Anthracite Coal Victims Afternoon
A greet Imposing head eet upon (Times Leased Wire.) (Time. Leamd Wire.) Drowned. framework of magnificent proportions Washington. D. C.. March »Aa the New York. March «.—The tabor un Additional names of those who la one of the natural, and not the least result of long-tovestigatlon into what 5/ were aboard the Seohelt: valuable, of Dr. J. -A. Macdonald’s per ion» of New York to-day are planning William Ralston, fireman, of To agents of the department of Justice de a mighty demonstration a* a protest sonal assets Maedonald of the Toron- clare is the biggest trust In the world, ronto, Canada. to Globe, or “Globe Macdonâld,’’ al he announcement was made here to-day] against Are trap coédition» such aa Ernest Barrett deck-hand, of Eng la sometimes facetiously called. Is one that criminal prosecutions of half caueed the loaa of til live» In the lire land. . tow i William Davidson, deck-hand, of her "the btggest . -H a >hyeleal, as dosen of the most powerful financiers In at the Triangle Shirtwaist Company1» Plrell as other senses. In the newspaper Liverpool, England. ’ the United States are to be begun In plant. All work will be auipended dur work! of Canada to-day. the near future by the federal govern- Floating on the now placid waters of There Is no need for him to confess Ing the funeral» of the victim», and on the Straits of Juan de Fuca, which last hi/- Celtic origin; It speaks for Itself Thursday and frrtday, when the un Friday afternoon were churned into a Agents of the departments have re most volubly in his terse, Incisive mode identified Uodlee will be buried, laboi seething mass and swallowed the little of speech. In hls wealth of mannerisms, ported their finding of evidence show wUI demonstrate In protest. steamer Sechelt with Its cargo of hu and most of all In hls herculanean cast ing that a billion dollar combine ex man freight, the body of John I. Hen of features. He Is a maater of rich, ists. fathered by the Pennsylvania rail Following the funeral» of the un derson. one of the passengers, was dis . rugged expression, that aaplres to elo road and which was organised to con know* dead a great mas» meeting will covered by the tug Lome, Capt. Cutler, quence and liquid fluency through the trol the output of anthracite coal be held at which It will be demanded yesterday afternoon five miles east- medium of emotion. He Is hlniaelf a throughout the whole of the United southeast of Race Rocks. Around the States. that the city1» factories be »a reguarded living and perpetual expression of Cel to the greatest possible extent To breast of Hendçrson was well secured tic moods, the affluent embodiment of The government. It Is alleged, will a cork life-belt, which kept the body an elder type. He Is the victim of hls try to show that this glgan||p combina make their protest definite the unions blood, and the master of the bloodless tion has for years secretly used Its to-day are examining every factory In The finding of the body proves that By subjugating hlmWlf to the In power to extort enormous profits from the city and will make n detailed at least some of those aboard the Hi- fluence Of hls Impulses and emotkmsr the pobî trade. ttrmttttng- atT. competi port on everyone In which the safety fated ship had an opportunity- of trytng* he achieves a soulfulnese of expression tion by withholding cars from the con conditions are bad. to save themselves. As the steamer which places him among the master cerns not In the trust. Dummy direc waa leaving William Head for Hooke, beings. tors and secret alliances between the Funerals of many of the victims were Just prior to the terrible disaster, one This Is the man who addressed the railroads and the mining companies are held here this morning. In some cases of the passengers, presumably Mr. as many as three bodies being token to members of the Canadian club at lun repotted as the basis of the combine. Henderson, was seen talking with Capt. cheon this afternoon. Unfortunately The subsidising of small railroads and the tomb In one hearse. James, and seemed worked up over for himself, and for hls audience, he is the buying up of enormous coal hold The bodies of live girls whose rela something. It is thought that he was not In -the very beat condition, the ings are said to have been the steps tive» are destitute, were burled to-day concerned about the heavy weather effects of hls recent Illness not having by which the trust, gained control of from union headquarters. All ths outside and was trying to persuade the entirely obliterated themselves. the coal situation. streets through which the bodies pass skipper not to put out “In fact,” as he himself says, “I am Officials of the department of justice ed were packed with mourners. Thirty- Through the finding of the body -f under doctor's orders to make no assert that the Pennsylvania, the Bal live of the victims were buried to-day. Henderson so far from the spot where speech, and my talk to the Canadian timore A Ohio and the Norfolk A West Only 18 of the dead, are still un the Sechelt foundered It is almost Im club to-day Is only by way of subter ern railroads are most prominent In the identified. but as they are merely possible to attempt to figure out where trust. It Is also asserted that the Pen asses of charred flesh, there Is little the bodies of those who are at present A convenient subterfuge was ever « nsylvania, through enormous holdings hope that more wHl be recognised. - beneath the suWsce will be picked up. sufficient excuse, whether In love oi listjed under dummy names, controls The city officials are still conducting vigorous search to being made of the In war and It Is not to be expected other roads. The Baltimore A Ohio and their Investigation Into the disaster shore In the vicinity of Cape Church that the members of the Canadian club the Norfolk A Western are reported to THB PIPE* LOUD AND LOUDER BLEW, The coroner's jury has scores of wit but It to doubtful If many of the re will offer any objection to receiving have used the I same device to conceal nesses reedy to testify that some of the mains of the passengers will be .recov h distinguished a visitor under THE DANCER FAST AND PASTER FLEW. monad owners of half a dosen- faulty ered there, as the tide rips and cross their properties and affillatiotte- currents are at present carrying things F ous a mask. The government asserts that the How the Pfemier end "St. Andrew’s Pipers' Band" untrrteined members of Conservative Association tcoesludsd an pegs to Dr. Macdonald fairly bristles with different directions Htsndard Oil and the Tohso-A trust», last night. When the Lome sighted the body Ideas, and he Is happily poeaeeeed of a enormous as they* are. are dwarfed by most efficient vehicle to render them WILL ATTEMPT LONG PLIGHT. she was on her way from the outer the combination Just exposed It al Wharf' to Port Angelos. The look eut lucid and tangible propositions. About leges that the members of the coal Mexico, from which troublous place he noticed the form In the water and no combine bought up the coal lands Los Angeles. CaL. March 21.-C. F il Had Capt. Cutler, who altered the le returning en circuit, he could talk wherever possible and formed secret JAPAN AND RUSSIA Walsh, amateur aviator, ha# announced for ever without repetition. After hav ship's course to make an Investigation. alliance with the coal companies which LOSS FEARED BF hls intention of flying from Law Angeles One of the life-boats was manned and Ing studied the situation hls conclu refused to sell out. By this means, it to San Diego. Walsh has Just received elons are worth consideration, for while lowered and the body was taken will attempt to prove the whole an a new Curtiss biplane which he là test aboard. The wireless operator Imme they may not bring relief they thracite industry of the,country is con MAY PRESENT DEMANDS r thoroughly In preparation for the diately flashed a message to this city bring .-nllght.nment. trolled. DF DOMINIONS flight of the discovery and the provincial po This is the way in which he sums up Government officials this afternoon STEAMER IT BEI Walsh has made several successful lice were Informed. Although losing Mexico, speaking to a Times reporter admitted that their agents are seeking passenger-carrying flights recently this morning. Just Imagine the words several hour» Capt. Cutler turned his to connect big Wall street men with around Los Angeles and alms to break •Vs nose about and returned to Issuing from his lips with an accom London Times Predicts Armed the evidence seccred against the billion all amateur cross country records by Victoria with the body of Henderson. panvIng Highland hissing which clothes dollar trust. - Clash With China Regard AUSTRALIAN AGENT flying to San Diego, 128 miles. Those on the Lome were unable to the least important with terrible sig THE YONGALA BELIEVED ing Manchuria Identity the man but the provincial nificance: TO HAVE FOUNDERED GIVES HIS VIEWS police who met the tug on her arrival “The revolution in Mexico was Inev soon established It by effects found in itable. The press party that visited the WILL COMPETE WITH WIU TEST ANTI- hls clothing. The pockets were search republic In September saw the signs of ed and several letters were found ad the coming storm quite distinctly; and (Times Leased Wire.) dressed to J. I. Henderson. The ma yet we were all Impressed by the ability Had Nearly One Hundred and London. March 28— Pekin dispatches Declares Citizens Overseas ^ jority of these were from hls mother at and general Integrity with which Pres THE STEEL TRUST to the Times say to-day that China has TREATING Cody, Wyoming, all except one. which ident Diaz had administered the affairs Should Have Voice in Na Forty Persons Aboard— granted every Russian demand except was from a friend at Bootle, Lanca of the country for many years. Of tion's External Affairs shire, England. There was an assort course the government Is an autocracy. Wreckage Ashore the establishment of a Russian consul ment of other things, some money and -----Nothing other than an autocracy would reposed Merger of Big Steel ate at Kobdo. These concessions are a bunch of keys with a medal Inscribed have met the needs of the situation expected to satisfy Russia temporarily Case to Be Taken to Higher W.C.L.U., J. I. Henderson, Capt, 1806.'’ We must remember that the population Shipping and Iron Ore but fresh troubles are anticipated as Already the body of Henderson be (Times Leased Wire.) (Time* I/rased Wire.) Court If Tacoma Saloon- of Mexico la very largely Indian, uned the result of Ru-slan syndicates mining gan to show signs of decomposition, ucated. and wholly unused to self-goV' London. March 28—Sir Newton Companies Brisbane. Australia. March 28.—Bits In Southeast China. Keepers Are Convicted and If the others remain tn the water . eminent. Injustices have existed Moore, the new agent general for West much longer they will 1 be hard to of cargo from' the steamer Yongala, The Times thinks Japan and Russia through all Its history, especially In Australia, was Interviewed on hls recognize. The deceased, who was 28 m the land situation, and reforms must which washed ashore here to-day, have will jointly present Manchurian de years of age. waa unmarried and wAs mands which will result in an armed rival In England regarding representa W be brought about. (Times Leased Wire.) caused almost a certainty that the ves tion at Westminster. He said that per native of Yorkshire, Eng. He was "One could wish that the veteran Duluth. Minn.. Mahch 28 —It Is per-l sel with her crew of 70 sailors and 68 haps In the past It might have been (Times Lagged Wire.) employed by Grant, Smith A Co., as~a president had been allowed to retire lineman, and has a brother who to also sistentiy rumored in financial circles passengers Is lost. INJURED MAN’S SUFFERING. presumptuous of the oversea» Domin Tacoma, Wash., March 28 —That the I was advised he intended to do this ions to ask for direct representation at engaged by the same firm. His mother I" year had the revolution not broken out. to-day that a company to compete with It Is believed the Yongala foundered •hstltutiônality of the antl-treatlng IS1 residing at Cody, Wyoming, and he, Rancher Lies Alone in Shack for Forty Westminster, but In view of the fact ordinance' recently put into effect here Hls greatest failure was In not training the United .States Steel Corporation at sea with all on board. that they are now prepared to accept (Coaoluded on page 7.) Hours Without Food or Water. may be submitted to the courts for de (Concluded on page 7.) being formed here by tho merger the responsibility of nationhood by elsbm should convictions result In the steel, shipping and iron ore companies KILLED BY 8oI»DIBRS. making provision for the beginning of a (Speciu. to the Tiroes.) cases of the three saloonkeepers ar BANKER MURDERED. I CHICAGO JUDGE THREATENED. It Is said that the company will be navy and adopting compulsory training rested yesterday for violation of Nelson. B. C.. *Mar.h 28 —While backed by millions and be prepared to German Instructor Shot By Mutinous as they had In Australia, it should not provisions. Is the intimation here to-day New York. March 28.—Besides the Chicago. March-27.—Judge K. Van fftrht the »o-cal led steel trust on Troops at Constantinople. building a gâte half a mile from hi» be asking too much that a citizen of by persons Identified with the liquor open door of hls safe, which had been shack, Daniel Robinson, a rancher at <1 In, of the} United State» district court, own grounds. Perth, West Australia, should have as interest». It la understood the Royal rl/led.of $1,000 In cash. Julius Dcb- Gutellus, broke a leg on Saturday af ha» received a letter signed the Rumor says that a number of men, Constantinople, March 28.—Mutinous much to say In external questions as Arch, which conducted a vigorous cam roveky was found with a bullet In hie “Black Hand," and threatening hls formerly affiliated with The United ternoon and dragged himself home, the resident of a village In the Old Albanian soldiers, drilling under Lieut. where he endured intense agony alone palgn against the ratification at the body yesterday. He died before an life unless he released a man appear States Steel Corporation. Including Country. poll» of the ordinance, wIB aid the »a ambulance arrived. De Brovsky was Htg -for trial in hi* court. The judge Thomas F. Cole, are In the project, Von SchUetlng. A German Instructor, until found yesterday by a nelghl»or. Hls leg was black and he was nearly loonîst» in their light to nullify the ef private banker and steamer agent. laughed at the letter and was inclined s reported that the merger will not be this afternoon shot the lieutenant dead. ALASKAN COAL LAND CASE. fectlveneds of the measure.- The police found a revolver In the consummated until the Supreme court The entire company was placed In the demented from pain, and was on the to discredit It. It -.wan mailed In the point of committing suicide. He was Those arrested are Gus W. Kleeel. room, one chamber of which had been North Hide Italian district and read: renders Its decision in the American military prison and various punish- U. 8. Government WUI Probably Call proprietor of the State saloon ; John F discharged. Tobacco case, which Is expected soon, taken to the hospital at Nelson last l “You discharge John Alongio or we icnts will be meted out \o the men. night. He had been forty hour* with Hundred Witnesses During Trial Schmidt, of the Columbia beer hail, and possibly Anrli 8. Joseph Plschofberten of the Milwaukee will kill you as we did two others— out food or water. At Seattle. DISMISSED FROM ARMY. G. A. Tomlinson, who heed» a line of Beer hall. All were released on ball Black Hand.” DIES FROM EXPOSURE. Alongio was arrested for sending ore freighters, and who, It Is said, is A warrant was also asked for Georg* Seattle, Wash., March 28.—The task Washington, D. C., March 28.—■ one of the members of the proposed Shreeder, president of the Tacoma threatening letters to a fellow Italian. (Special to the Times.) of Impannelllng a Jury In the case of President Taft hem approved the sen combination, declined to comment on Baseball Club and proprietor of a "local He was tried early this week and the the United States against Charles F. tence of dismissal from the army of the report. Hamilton. March 28.—The police are saloon, but It was refused, as Bhreeder Jury disagreed. The court ordered trying to Identify a man. 7» years of Monday, A. W. ShKHs. Algernon H. Lieut. Leo. B. Dannemlller. retired, Alongio held pending the second trial. Is now In California and, therefore, who recently was tried by courtmar- SUPPORTS RECIPROCITY. age. who died In the hospital here, Straeey-and Earl E. Slegley. indicted without giving Information other than HE YOU I EE? by a federal grand Jury October 14 last waa held, could not be guilty. tial at Fort Thomas. Ky. Ho has The evidence on which the warrants DE.SERT8 CHINESE HUSBAND. thei name of John Henry. He was on a charge of conspiracy to defraud been serving as National Guard. National Chairman of ^Democrats Says were Issued was secured by plain found on the mountain last week, al the government out Of coal lands in Al Actress Who Married Ttestaurânt It Is Duty of Party to Ratify clothes men working under direction most starving and half frozen. Those who have not regia- aska estimated to be worth at least SHOT BY ROBBERS. K ep< i pa aiflpe While off Agreement. 1100,000.000, began this morning In the Mayor Fawcett. Fawcett said to-day tered should do so before that the saloons would be closely Honeymoon. United States district court It will BLAZE AT BELLINGHAM watched and further arrest» made Friday next, when the list take all day, It is thought, to get a jury. Omaha, March 27—Herman B. Hoaqulm. Wash.. March 28.—De Buffalo, N. Y.. March 28.—Norman E. wherever violation! of the ordinance Mack, national chairman of the Demo Bellingham. Wash., March 28.—Pire, closes. There may be a Do The trial Is expected to be a long Cohan, a wealthy clothing merchant, gci ted by hls actress bride, without are discovered. cratic party. Is out for Canadian reci which started nt 1.16 o'clock this morn minion election at any time. one, the government, it Is claimed, hav> was shot and killed within half a funds and with hls faith in women, Ing subpoenaed over 100 witnesses. block of his home in the best resi procity. I» » leading editorial lq hls ing. partly destroyed a building situ Those desiring may register FORMINQ NEW CABINET. wi3.it* ones especially, badly jarred National Monthly. Mack says the con ated at the comer of Bay and Holly dence portion of the city by two thugs -Lew Ting, a local Chinese here, is with J. Klngham, B. L. who attempted to rob him when he firmation of the Taft reciprocity agree streets, and for a time threatened th STEAMERS IN COLLISION. back in Hoquiam to-day after Romo. March 28.—Difficulties returned home from g theatre party. ment Is a Democratic duty. entire bloçk. Patrolman James E. Lee Drury, A. S. Fraser, R. B. presenting themselves In the forma honeymoon of two weeks. was overcome by smoke. The damage The men stopped Mr. Cohan and de Lew and Anita Deeehonts, a white McMicking, 0. J. McIntosh, Prompt Action of Officers Prevents tion of Signor Qtollttl’s new cabinet. manded hls money. He was In the ‘loses HIS AEROPLANE. is estimated at between $6,000 and $10,- woman who said she played at one T. W. Hick or the Registrar Panic on Liners. It was considered probable that Dep act of reelating when the two thugs time with Willie Collier’s company, at the Court House. Those uty Blseoiatl. leader of the Socialist shot and killed him, making their ee-v parliamentary group would be ap were married at Vancouver, Wash Paris, March 28.—Aviator Lorldan New Yin*, March 18.—The steamer cape. WOMAN ENDS LIFE. who are eligible are male pointed minister of agriculture, but he Lew at that time had $750, the sum preparing to-day to purchase a new Cedric collided to-d%y In the lower bay British subjects over 21 has declined to Serve. He explained received from the sale of hls restau aeroplane following the lose of a new with the steamer Maroquljne. from ENGLISH ACTOR DEAD. rant here. Anita decamped. teW machine whlclf Was liken piecemeal by Seattle. Wash., March 28— Mise that whllq adhering to the funda Mary T. Hanks, 24 years old, who years of age who have re Trinidad. The bt* Cedric smashed In Lew, soon after they reached Port countryfolk as souvenirs of his visit to the Maroquljne-s port quarter. Then, mental points of OioUttls political came to Seattle from Helena, Mon dded in British Columbia (Special te the Thnssi land, and now he li broke. Lorldan alighted In the Held» several backing away, «h» tried to P«ssto programme he had not been able to ___ Lew asserts that he placed the pic miles from Paris. He went to a nearby tana. eighj weeks ago, committed six months and in the city overcome the opposition to those out London, March 18. — windward and hit the MaroquUn# Brough, the famous English lure of hls wife in a woodbox and farm-house for food, and when he re suicide last night by shooting herself one month. again. Prompt action by ti- liners' of- ward forma relating to the position of died to-day. stamped on It, Just to show how dls- turned he found only the motor through the heart with a revolver. law» ettvtutea w fisnis on wwA. A* gÿpointed he was. steel skeleton of hls 8be we» despondent over Ul-healtiL
r VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1911.
bllity for the disaster will be laid at the door of any one. Houses for Sale SIR EDWARD TENNANT The tenement house department sum- MEN AND WOMEN structures to police court eis a prelim Modern 8-room house, McPher inary step to a far-reaching investiga ’Twill Be iKVUW-lT1 son Ave...... $4,000.00 Modern 7-room lionar, Dominion ON RETURN JOURNEY tion of tenements. One man was held Hoad ...... VVi. . $-4,500.00 CURED DAILY for violating (he law, and other cases, Too Late . | It was announced, will be pressed. I Modvm •-room house, MvKas keU St...... $1,000.00 A* two o’clock this afternoqh only BY “FRUIT-A-TIVES,” THE twenty of the victims of the Triangle Modern 5-room house and 2 lots. fire remained unidentified. For Regrets Herewood Rood . . . . $1,000.00 Appreciates Canada Greatly GREAT FRUIT MEDICINE Modern 7-room Ik»use, .Phoenix but Deplores "Américani Precautions at Portland. When we’.ve actually St...... , t $4.100.00 Few people realise the enormoup Portland, Ore., March - 2».—Profiting Modern 7-room . house, Carey sation" of Newspapers amount of good which "Frult-a-tlves” by the tire horror in New York on Sat St. ,...... $0,850.00 has done and is doing to-day* *'Frult-a» urday in which scores perished because 1 modem Houses, Esquimau tlves" Is curing hundreds of sufferers there was no fire eiyapyi, Building In Closed Down Rd., double corner near Rue- from Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Chro spector Plummer sald/to-day that he feir Statlon ; T : $0,500.«0 Looking for a real, live lord in a nic H^iStlàchdp-^timdredM of others who will begin a thorough inspection o# Eventa now. march rapidly various large buildings and factoriea In The concentrated nntriment of fresh milk in go strengthening The above are all good buys. crowded hotel Is not exactly the same were almost frantic with Stomach and before you expect it, Easy terms can be arranged. fpouble. Indigestion and Btliousnes Portland Immediately. end so easily assimilated that > spoonful » day added to other thing to-day as it might have been In still others with Ifttylney an* Bladder ’*1 always realised the necessity of you’ll find our door» closed. the days of old. Then, so we are told, Irritation — many with apparently .fullest protection tor people working In food will supply anyone with the nourishment necessary to T. REDDING it was possible to distinguish him by ‘hopeless" cases of Constipation. loft buildings," said Plummer, "blit the Phones 006 and L-2M6. the Inevitable presence df .-the magni Nervousness and Skin Diseases. ■] catastrophe In ifcw York caused me to 822 Catherine Street. ficent aattelltes which his very exist decide to make absolutely sure that Buy Right Now ! health. Be wire yod sec onr window display. "Frult-a-tlves" will d6 the same for ence seemed to breed. He could always you If you give it a trial. , there Is no chance for such a calamity Prices cannot be lower. be recognised as the worst-dressed Fifty cents a box. • for 12.50, or tflal in Portland." person In the room. Now, however, the sise. 25c. At all dealers, or from Fruit- lordst-degptte acts of Parliament to the a-ttves Limited, Ottawa. Pianos Show Saving oh FOLLOWING A contrary. Insist upon being regarded as Individuals as well as Institutions, and ft Campbell’s Prescription Drug Store hence the occasional difficulty that con «00 to $250 fronts a newspaper interviewer in mak DEMONSTRATION BY WEAR EVER We are prompt, we are careful, and we Car, Fart aaë Sanglas Its. lug the necessary distinctions.. < U»v the best. Our prices are reasonable. GOOD EXAMPLE The new Lord -Qlenconner, subject to LABOR UNIONSil the will of Lord Bute (alias Lord Strathcona, Vide morning contempt- ary)ur> i mustmu mi bewit bracketeduravKvivti as an exceptlk. Music Washington Counties jBrganizv r—m.'general rule, however. Alrnog* . (Continued from page I.) In No Instance Exceeds . r a in* I r\ i a Anyone looking for a lord, arand lacking ALUMINUM to Establish Development data aa to personal appearance, would SPRINGTIME Instinctively be attracted by the polae exits from the Triangle factory were I League of Their Own of this eminent financier. Not, It must locked at the time of the flre. 5c and 10c If You Need a Tonic Try the Following : be hastily stated, because he has defied Fire Chief Croker déclares that- his N the evolutionary process and retains men were forced to chop down doors English copyright songs be the ' landmarks" above referred to, but on the 5th and 10th floors of the U witSON’S INVAT.m PORT. PS bottle...... 81.00 Sweet are the uses of advertisement because in the beat sense of the word Inf In order to free the struggling, ing included. ROYAL CROWN PORT, per bottle...... fl.OO This effective parody of an obsolete he looks a lord. screaming girls who .fought .wildly to M GOLD "LION COCKTAIL'S. perTloffte77 ...... 7.. 01.2b proverb Is being taken to heart over Sealad yesterday afternoon In TBI eicaipeTheTIames. Another large shipment -ex. main hall of the Empress hotel with his Fire Marshal Beers to-day Is trying WOLFF’S SCHNAPPS, per bottle...... $1.25 on the other, side of the line as a result peeled any day. Qet your back to the door and quietly reading a to find out whether cleaning com order in early. MALT EXTRACT. 3 bottle*'...... fl.OO of the great- work that Is being accom newspaper Hlr Edward Tennant, as he pounds stored In the .Triangle factory WAITT’i 0VINB88’ STOUT, split», per dozen...... 81.50 plished by the Vancouver island Devel must still be called until his barony exploded, thus hastening the spread of Store and Showroom RYE WHISKEY, Imperial quarts. Per bottle...... fl.OO o;»me*t League. tide la ratified, looked the part. His the fire. 1004 Government Mayor N K Mead of Port Angeles, flhely Intellectual face reposing In the It Is believed the April grand jury 610 Pandora Street Washington, lias Just written to Mayor relaxation of newspaper gossip was will investigate the horror, but little M or ley « f Victoria advising him that richly suggestive of strength, and.de hope Is entertained that the responsi on April 24-22 meeting* will be celled termination. His well-groomed ap Windsor Grocery Company for the purpose of organising the best- pearance was above all suspicion of Government Street neas Interests of the three counties of show; It was but the outward trapping Oppodte Post Office. Clallam. Jefferson and Kitsap, which of the Inward man. Admitting freely comprise the Olympic peninsula, the that his Identity had been discovered object being the establishment, be submitted himself to be interviewed rather the Inauguration, of an-Olympic briefly. Remnant Sale Peninsula Development League Of his trip across the Dominion he Mayor Mead's object In writing to spoke in the most flattering terms, Mayor Morley on the subject was to likewise of his short visit to Vancouver broach the possibility of co-operative Island, where be had witnessed some\if effort, and It Is understood that this the,Important industries of this pro FREE TRIAL form of reciprocity will be heartily en gressive part of the Empire. His Im Wednesday dorsed at the Victoria end. The local pressions were all gratifying because branch of the Vancouver Island Devel they were all complimentary, with one opment League, to which the letter has terrible exception. He Is not in love We will allow any Victoria lady free use of one of our famous W-en referred, has forwarded to Port with the Canadian newspapers. He de HALF Price Angeles a consignment of advertis plores the pyrotechnic style that Is be your own choice from ing adopted In many places all over the Irg material. v the 98 different styles of "Ideal* Tli. league is also in receipt of an In Dominion, and he looks with distaste upon the preponderance of news of the Metal Beds. At whatever price Hundreds of remnants and odd ends of Dress Goods, Ging Hot Point Electric teresting letter from Mr. Beadnell, of you decide to pay, from $4 00 Comox. In which he promises to send doings oC the United States and lta a unique idictograph of the flying people. up, you will find a design that hams, Prints. Muslins, Wrapperettes, Flannels, Flannelettes, Laundry Irons machine which la being largely used In He Is mi Imperialist and In this ab invites your admiration—and Cretonltes. Sheetings and Cotton. All at half regular prives. the Vomo* district lumber vamps for sorption of American ideas and senti deserves it, too- For tell days. We are glad to show these best of all Electric the pulling-out process. * ments he sees a possible loosening In The prices ot "Ideal" Metal A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE MONEY. Flat Irons here in operation. Price, complete, only f4.90 Another correspondent, whose address the cohesive element that so far has Is in Shanghai China, conveys the kept Canada SO Closely allied to British Beds vary according to style - somewhat be’ated Information that sentiments He understood the diffi M according to quality. Th* B. C. ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO., Ltd. China is np longer a country in which culty of getting English news through quality ie the same la all— D white man can obtgln a decent living the lack of direct service. If the news there ie but one grade of " Ideal ” Corner Fort and Langley Streets. Telephone 1609. The partv of English capitalists, of England had to filter to Canada excellence, the beat you can r Robinson & Andrews h* aded by sir Edward Tennant, hâve through the New York wires he find. That la why we arc proud been supplied with the league's latest thought It was time the papers of Can THE CASH DRY GOODS STORE ada combined for the purpose of In to put our Guarantee label on “nope" on the resources of the Island the loo trail 642 and 644 Yates Bt. t Tel. 656 and 657 In renewing their subscription to the augurating a service direct to England On being told that there was consid Victoria Branch of the Vancouver Tsl You will be relieved of uncer erable dubiety as to his title Sir Ed and Development League of "$tw> per tainty if you look for thin ward smiled and acknowledged that he year for the next two years the Turner, was a partner In that feeling of uncer " Ideal" Guarantee. Ask ne to Copas & Young Peeton * Co.. Ltd., write as follows tainty. He
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whose constituencies He In agricultural SIR EDWARD GREY. ment, for there would be little opposl- communities Is past computation. tlon to it even from- the House of Since his famous speech on arbitra-1 Lords. Ireland seems to be the bete It is true the legislatures of British The Daily Times lion with the United States, Sir | nolr of the peers, Published daily (excepting Sunday) by Columbia, of Manitoba and of Ontario Spring's Smartest Styles and Finest Tailoring t-.e. tl -ES PRINTING & PUBLISH have by resolution condemned reci Edward Grey, Great Britain's Secre ING GO., LIMITED. The Quebec governnyent Is establish procity; but does' the Premier presume tary of State for Foreign Affairs, Offices...... Corner Broad and Port Sts ing technical echools In Quebec • in Women's Suits. Reg. $25, Wed., $15 say that strictly party vote» In such Business Office ...... Vhtmm MW been a much-talked-of man. While Sir Montreal, and It haa announced that all Editorial O.voe ...... Phone1 45 semblles, the one dominated by Mr. Edward la a descendant of an old Eng the smaller cities will algo have simitar In the View Street windows we hive » display of Women’s Suits which for value and low SUBSCRIPTION TATES. McBride and the others by Messrs. lish family he refused a seat In the.| Institutions before long. There is no price is seldom equalled. The materials are serges, basket cloth and cheviots in an excel Daily-City delivery ...... 60c. per month Roblln and Whitney, represent In any House of Lord, which was proffered ! Proepcct, apparently. of Ihe British lent range of Spring shades. The coats are 88 and 38 inches long, cut on straight lines By mall (esduflve of city) ...... sense public opinion? The legislatures ...... $3 00 per annùm mti* Columbia government establishing with slightly semi-fitted back and front, regulation coat collars mannishly tailored or Prince Edward Island, of New him some years ago. He spends little i Semi-Weekly—By mall (exclusive of technical school In Victoria. It to not trimmed with «nk« or braided and lined with heavy mercerized sateen. The (P1 C AA city) ...... H *® per annum Brunswick, of ^Jova Scotia, of Quebec, time In the House of Commons, often] a part of the Bowser-McBrlde policy. skirts are well cut in plain gore styles or with deep knee border. Wednesday vllI.UU Postage to Unite4 Statee. 4 extra per year and of Alberta have expressed no opin remaining away for weeks at .a ttine. j Address changed aa often aa desired. ions, while the assembly of Saskatche When he goes there It is always with a According______to______Premier______McBride recl- SPECIAL AGENTS. wan has unanimously, with the leader definite purpose. He does not *r*aX Lroclty will prbve ruinous to the farm Special ingttefi representative. V. R. of the Cwufe»rvativ« opposition second Clougher. W'Outer Temple. S often, but when be rtsee he has the at- ers of this country, while farmers’ as Ing Che motion, endorsed The potter o London. W. C. ïentloh 6T the YmtUrTfinwev A write* sociations tn the United" States have Pretty and Practical Dresses for Street or Spécial I .as rn Canadian representative, the Ottawa government. Does Premier th. London Morning Lerelrr .ay. I rrw,lutlon„ a^Mrlng that red- E. J. Goy. « Canada Ufe Building, McBride sincerely believe that tj*e / Toropto. will bring desolation lews of Irreconcilable partisans such as Business Wear. Reg. $15 to $25, Wed. $10.50 SELLING AGENTC. "It I. difficult to convey an Impres- agriculturists of their eountrv. It v Thv DAILY TIMES Iron sale at the fal himself and Roblln and Whitney more .Ion of far Edward <£cy “ * indeed be ln.ere.tln, to observe , lowing placée t Victoria: These represent a number of becoming models that meet Spring requirements in design, truly express the ^ sentiments of the men tary speaker. Why have his , , * , color, material and trimming. The dresses are made of Panama», Serges and Taffetas, Army * Navy 'Igar Store, cor. GoveYn whole country than the opinions of Mr speeches auch an effect upon the House 1 raAl, effects of this fiscal tornado, ment ’ Bastion. of Commons? Whÿ is it that he silences I ,a- Hauitain. the Conservative leader In also in plain tailored shirt waist styles. Values $18.00 to $25.00. wed- Q Gough's Clgsr Store. Douglas SL critics and disarms enemies? I The C. If. R, Is about to establish Knights Stationery Store, 065 Yates at. the province of Saskatchewan? Mr. •This grim m^n of few words, whoselthrough service between Toronto and Victoria Boo- * Stationary Co., cor Join McBride knows better, and we believe son and Broad. face last night wm visibly thinned and Winhlp#.g vla Sl Pftu, and Chicago, T. N. Hlbben A Co.. 1127 Government m. most people know that he has been shadowed by recent w.rrow. seeing en- dlsloyaUy M thle „ very ^rtreea- Hub Cigar Store. Gov’t and Trounce Alley. made a_too! of by his__ —unfortunate------tlrely to dominate this assembly of / ' ...... H. W. Walker, grocer. Esquimau road. draperai» aille at Ottawa, who realise’ .P' -krr. on the rare -«ration* when hr to* Wh re l. the great Str William A E. Talbot, cor Yates and Ukmglaa sis troubles M aTTdfess them. Perhaps It Is! Van Horne that he dot* not put a stop that the government of Sir Wilfrid Special Purchase of Manufacturer's Sample Dodd’s Grocery. Beaumont P.-
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ LOCAL NEWS ♦ SUPPORTS RACING; “LORNA” ♦ E have received notice Lindow Grove W front the Department FROWNS ON BOXING —Do net forget that you can get an THE HEW of Militia and Defence at Creamery Extract of Wild Flowers of express or truck at any hour you may wUMl Always keep your checks until Ottawa that we have again 35o LB., 8 LBS. FOR ...... 91.00 you have seen us. as we will iave you been awarded the contract The leading butter at the price. Has no equal. the 10c on each trunk you have to pay PHONOLA Oak Bay Council Divided on for the supply of coal to âll One trial and you will be a constant user of this Tbl* beautiful perfume has be t' baggage agents on tialns and boats. popular butter. come very popular with Victorian We will cnet k your baggage from your the military buildings in Vip; Amusements for Municipal hotel or residence, also ttore it See ladles. It Je before you moke your rrangements. toria and Esquimau. ity at Last Night's Meet ACTON BROS. We guarantee to satisfy everyone on DELICIOUSLY FRAGRANT price and the way we handle your HORNLESS This is the 17th year that Telephone 1881 Wide-awake Grocers. 8S0 Yates 80s. PER OUNCE. goods. We consider It a favor If you will report any overcharges or Incivil we have held- tins contrant, * That horse-racing ehqpld take place Above all It Is lasting, and It Is tty on the part of our help. Talking Machine which is not a very, bad re at the Willows race-track In May Pacific Transfer Company, Independent ^ - All. CtomMnrt the odor of nothing but the Dev- cord for RttUr was -approved by the Oak Bay (inohtrtr srfld -fHtwwr -'Wity-’W • ^..... ‘I’heee Sdk *6» Fort At PRICES: councli last night at its regular meet much or as little as you wish set -8. P. C. A.—Cases Of cruelty, phone ing. The race track Is to the Oak this store. Inspector Russell, No. 1821. *151, $125, $100, $75 Bay municipality and the pcemlsslon Nice Things for the Very Latest Model» of the council was necessary before —The Ladles' Aid of the Church of Kirk & Co. It could be definitely said that races Opr Lord (Reformed Episcopal) pro Call here anti compare these would take place there. The permit LENTEN SEASON poses holding a semi-annual sale In‘the beautiful instrument* with was granted to have the race meet schoolroom on April 4. take place under the provisions of the High quality Dried Fruits make not only exceptionally tasty CyrusH. Bowes others of similar design and racing by-law of the municipality. Desserts, but they are exeellent for the health. Both the, kid cost—double oiir price. The Vidtoria West -The usual monthly dance given by An application to stage a boxing dies and the groWll-ups would enjoy any one of these. They the Victoria Firemen’s Recreation club, bout in the municipality, however, CHEMIST will be held In Headquarters ball this Coal Dealers met with à Reverse, when made by sre at the top in quality. 1228 Government Street evening. Miss Thaln's orchestra in Fletcher Bros. Montleth, ~—of Victoria West, FANCY EVAPORATED PEACHES. 2 lbs ...... 25
Bright sunshine, 8 hours 24 minutes. Shingles! Shingiesi Shingles! OVERLAND MODEL 54 General state of weather, fair. R. Morrison* Co. Good Ladysmith No. 2 Shingles. Per thousand, only...... 62.00 Central Bakery. —An announcement of very great In Choice Fir Doors, Lumber, Lath, Mouldings, ete, •40 YATES ST. PHONE 1887 terval to all who are either amateur The Very Latest Overland Production—Model 54 or professional gardeners Is that of a lecture -arranged try the Department MOORE A WHITTINGTON Pitted with four doors, comfortable roomy tonneau, top, glass front, aide, head SI CRA of Agrlcultpre for this evening, at the and tail lamps, generator, horn, tools, etc., complete. Only ...... «P L)VfVV Broad street hall, when R. M. Wine Lumber Manufacturera and Dealers Lawn Mowers and low, provincial horticulturist, will give Bridge Street and Hillside Ave. Phone 2697. Crass Catchers a practical address on "Insect Pests In v NEW STOCK ware ues Garage 717 the Garden," and the best way to deal Langley Street John-*on Street with them. No admission charge Is WAITES à KNAPTON Phone 098. THOMAS PLIMLEY Phone ‘887. made, and the lecture will be in such • 10 Pandora, near Government. plain term* that all will be able to Phone Î4SS “IF YOU GET IT AT PUMLZY’S, IT'S A^L BIGHT.” understand and to apply the advice and ■tyaifitnictlons gl.veru ...... ADVERTISE IN TIE VICTORIA EÏ TIMES
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sity of Washington hereafter must fine weather on tap put the ginger, into * JL, have both feet on the base to be de the eighteen young athletes a ml they FENCING DISPLAY Hunyadl^l clared safe, according to Miss Jessie kicked up the dust Uke there never ha
Must Be^Disposed of Within Two Weeks to Ray Claims for Wages V Will probably be your last oppor The Uruguayan ship, Glory of the Seas, now In Esqulmalt harbor, libelled for wage* claims by six of the ships tunity to secure lots in Monterey complement, was Ih the Admiralty court this morning ordered to' be eold Place, Oak'Bay, at the original by Mr. Justice Martin sitting as Judge in admiralty. Only 20 lots left from 77 ground floor prices and unusual The claims of the men arise out of a trip of the Glory of .the Seas made to Unalaska from Ladysmith with coal, terms leaving Ladysmith August 18 last, and returning during December. Prices Range The men claimed wages for the time away. Thg seamen were paid off when the ship returned to port here, but the officers, two Chinese cooks, and an apprentice were unpaid and $900 and Up The Time to Buy entered * libel against the ship. J, S. Fellow»,--^part-owner of the Glory of the Sea*, appeared In court this morning, and admitted the claims If Tc ircnc w. fer there are only a made against the ship. Ho offered no A great profit awaits you if you Objection to the sale being conducted immediately, and was In fact anxious buy NOW for as soon as the few unsold. We anticipate a quick to have the matter settled as speedily and as honorably as possible. Mr. Justice Martin ordered that the Dry Docks and Naval yards sale for these and suggest an early sale shall take place Within two weeks. The claims against the ship are under construction amount to *2.113, all due for wages to visit if you want the best in the officers, two Chinese cooks and an apprentice. all property will ad Appearing for the claimants this morning were George Morphy. Frank vance fifty per cent Higgins, and H. C. Hanlngton. J. Fellows appeared in person. and that time is Oak Bay Lots DR. MACDONALD not far distant VISITING CITY Easy Easy LET US SHOW YOU (Continued from page.l.) Terms Terms FROM $550 up a succession of men of like ability j and public spirit to himself. In hlsi government he had about him strong! men but unfortunately they are now quite beyond the age limit of service. Men like Llmantour and Creel would bej conspicuous In any government. I do Don’t Procrastinate Island Investment Co., Limited not think the insurrectos can possibly succeed, although many of the reform*!] for which Madero Wgltates will be ef fected and Mexico will come out of thtej! Bank of Montreal Chambers Phone 1494 confusion with a lew lease of life. “No," he said. Jumping quickly to an other aspect of the case, "I do not be-t Call in and Get Some of the choice Itever that the government of the United j States, or any dominant section of Am lots left, that you may be num erican opinion, would be In favor of an nexation." constitutional amendment providing Talking of annexation brought him j bered with the lucky ones. for the Initiative and referendum; nearer home, it reminded him of the] resolution to submit to a vote of the DAMAGES CLAIMED talk on this side of the line In regard ] iL THREE 11 people a constitution amendment pro to the proposed reciprocity treaty. viding for the recall of all elective offi Tee." he said In response to a1 cer*. Including the Judiciary; railroad FROM D. C. ELECTRIC query, "I have always been In favor of j OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS rate bill, extending the powers of the lmorovlng Canada's trade relations ! BILIS CONSIDERED State railroad commission, providing with the United States and with every FROM 7 to 9 for physical valuation of railroad* and other country. I believe the proposed ' the establishment of rates on that reciprocity treaty would be a distinct valuation ; a resolution to submit to the At 91, James Bourget Meets improvement; and If there were vote of the people a constitutional partv politics Involved I am sure It j CALIFORNIA LAW MAKERS amendment that will extend the Juris- With Accident Which Pre would be approved on both sides of thej| line by all except the privileged Inter HAD BUSY SESSION diction of the railroad commission to vents Him Working ests that flourish under high protec all public utilities corporations; hill tion." limiting the laboring women to eight The annexation bogey he dismissed hours per day and 4M hours per week, with a shrug, supplemented by a few Provision Made fôr Initiative, except In the perishable fruit Industry. Before Judge Lampman, in the> convincing argument*. "No Intelligent | county court, this morning. James opinion on the other side of the line Is Bell Development Co. and Referendum and Recall Bourget aged 91 years commenced In favor of annexation. There Is grow FIRST BODY FROM Ing up In the United States a very an action against the B. C. Electric of Elective Officers pronounced opinion that In the uncer SECHELT FOUND Railway Company for damages tain days to come It will be to the ad LIMITED claimed to be due as a result of In vantage both of America and of the juries sustained when the plaintiff world that there- shall be two great fTHwe* tflwrt wtm»- "stepped frrnrT a* Douglas" street car at ffymmvxTK* ftkttoff* on thl* rdhttnertt, Phone 2050 620 Johnson St Facramento. Oak March Î,—After speaking the English language and In the Intersection of Douglas and Pan herltlng British Institution*, with dis one of the lengthiest and vlewrd dora street last September, at the time tinct flags hut with a unity of Interests the standpoint of, political leader! mpport In world affairs. President Taft told most progressive sessions, the new tracks were bring laid by ing to bring me with the utmost unreserve a year California legislature adjourned 1 the company, and the street was In ry near futuer. ago that the Pacific coast Is much less die shortly before dawn to-day. * state of excavation. The case Is ( »ffl< lally the legislature cl#closed' at V circumstances bring heard before a JUry’of five con of a problem with the Union Jack float ing over the north than It would be If midnight. The senate adjourned at^ i>ndlngfPr<‘ death of Henderson sisting of Charles Watkins (foreman). there way nothing but the Stars and o'clock this morning and the assembly iv being at the provincial police Herbert Ford English. Robert Jet-- three hours later. flv irtgd^Fiis afternoon. land, J A. .O'Brien and W. R. Shot- bolt. The session was n arked by the pass- Prmmclal Constable Dunwoody, Light rays concentrated from a, source Vre of A. score of unowrUMU J»*«L4.4rv* A he search along Plaintiff. - represented, by - D. A. Tati* «fwüfffHWf aettmr power ’rirn'tw'minty'-ny and a host of smaller ones In the in- the coastline where the disaster oc claim* th§t on September 6th last he penetrate the entire human body, thera ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES ifst« of cleaner politics, the better curred, came to Victoria yesterday was a passenger on the Douglas street peutically affecting all the Inner organs. ment of labor conditions and the re afternoon to report to 8upt. Hussey line, and had to transfer at the city formation of judicial precedure. what he had recovered, an exact ac hall corner to take the Spring Ridge The consideration of more than 3,000 count of which was published yester car to hi* home at Spring R(dge. The bills by the law-makers was one of the day. He stated that the Indians at street was torn up opposite the v Huge Plates for Oil Tanks at Katalla, Alaska records established. Cape Church are assisting In no small Drake ft Horne hardware store on Among the measures that failed were degree In scouring the hays and ial Douglas street, and building material, STEEL TES OFF an anti-alien land owning law, which ands In an attempt to discover some mortar, boxes, etc., were In the road passed the senate but failed in the as wreckage or bodies from the vessel way In connection with the construc sembly, a double session of the legis When the water Is smooth many of tion of the Drake ft Home block lature to permit Its members to study them put nut In their canoes and The plaintiff said. In the witness TO ALASKA ELLS all bills intrpduçed and defeat of search ^diligently for hours. box. he alighted when the car stopped the anti-injunction bill sought by or There was no fresh Information re opposite the Drake A Home- building, ganised labor ceived from the scene of the disaster and Just as Jie reached the ground a Progressive measures passed Includ this morning, nor additional wreck dray coming the same way parallel Amalgamated Development Co ed: Resolution to submit to the people age drifting ashore. Several gasoline with the car Jammed him between the Sending North to Katalla launches are cruising around In the hub of the hind wheel and the^car EXTRACT FROM waters there and toward the week-end He claims the B. C. Electric Further Equipment for Oil •‘BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL” Capt. Jarvis, partner of the drowned pany*s employees should not March ». 1907. skipper. Is taking a motor-boat out to stopped the car. and allowed him to Wells—Shipments Expected have a persona! search. alight at that spot, and that It was Capt. Jarvis to-day held Jhe same the duty of the company to have pro Soon, x “AMost Valuable Food” opinion that he forme'd Immediately vided a safe landing place for It# pas At a time when the preparation of aril- on receiving news of the disaster, that sengers. because the regular landing Awaiting the wiling of the next the vessel was disabled, and sank, but flcial foodstuffs is receiving more atten place was, at that time, torn up owing steamship from Seattle ‘to Katalla. tion than ever before, and when new that she never capsized. He believes K .. . .__i_ ..4 I» it» rnad. forms of easily assimilable fat to take lo nr* rail» brine placed In the road that the stokehold was Hooded and Alaska, la a ehlpment of 102 tona of the place of codllver oil are being fre bed. steel tankage, which arrived a few quently brought to the notice of the med that the Are* were extinguished. He In crow-examination by Hon. A. E ical profession. It Is desirable that eome considers that the SeChelt could have daye ago from California, and will It# of the older forma of administering na McPhllllpe. K. C., the plaintiff re forwarded the latter par, of this week. tural fata should not be lost sight of. weathered the storm had nqt the ma- membered having been examined be < bln* ry Income usd Thla tankage I» for three dll reservoir» Among natural fata, butter easily takes fore the registrar and having raid he —one of 10,000 barrel», to stand at the first place for nutritive value, and when To-morrow afternoon at 4:10 did not know how the company1» cm combined with a suitable soluble car o'clock a memorial service will be harbor, near Katalla, and the other bohydrate. a moat valuable food Is pro ployeee could have prevented the ac two, of 2.000 and 6,000 barrel» capacity, duced. hMd in Christ Church cathedral for cldent. and that he did not know Capt. James and the victims of the to be put In place at the well». About In the last year, acquiring ownership The ' BUTTER SCOTCH which Messrs how It could have been averted nine mile. away. One pipe line to con- Katalla district are now capped, await fer new field» of oU that would bear a Cal lard A Bowser (Duke's Road, Easton disaster. His Hon. the Bleut.-Oover high percentage of gaaollqg. and* providing equipment for handling •Road, W C) have prepared for HI,» The plaintiff I» 91 years of age. and nect them I» -Imoe, In place, and , ing conveyors and receptacles. N»t nor. Premier McBride and Mayor nuatalned a rupture eight Inch,-» long Ion* ago a measured test wap made of As It flows from the wells the, Ka the oU. years. Is such an article, which haa the other, tour tlmw a» large, will be laid The company haa at present a two- great advantage of being palatable, so Morley will attend and Dean DouJl To Mr. McPhllllpa. he admitted hav their output, and the flow from three talla product Is eo volatile that wood will conduct the services The late aa »oon »» the material arrlvw on the inch pipe line laid i ■* *------**“ palatable. Is fact, that children are more ing been ruptured previously. of- the wells was at the rate of 3100 doesaoe* not actkv a»,a*» ,u confiner,iuuhhiwi. and»»•« U 1» >»*v»» t » — likely to need restraining from excess Capt. James was aq active worker ground. neeeeeery to have.piping and tanking shipping dock, to be The caee Is proceeding and win pro barrels a day. VT than any persuading to take it This In the church and taught a- Sunday The drat ahlpment of Alaska oil will .tost * hibig if :t0*4,040 000 barrelbarrel tartank, b of n BUTTER SCOTCH 1* stated to contain bably conclude thla afternoon. The Katalla oil 1* a refining product of steel. w 11.7 per cent of fat and 713 per cent of school class the Oak Bay mission he made. It I» expected, by May 1. »nd The Amalgamated Development com la going with the tanka rrom me manu thereafter tank steamers will leave almost entirely, a* It contains too eugar. and the result» of an analysis At St. Andrew's Presbyterian many-valuable properties to burn In pany, made up of Canadian capital, facturing company at Ix»s Angeles, to which we have made recently of a speci In the German army, obwrvca L Eelalr. Katalla about every Mtcen daye. If the erecting I» th« * men substantially confirm these figures : church on Sunday.- Rev. W Leslie Part*. The average met per man. Ax ampa- Ita crude state. It la x third ffaaqline, whose president la James Auld, of Van Clay, the pastor, referred to the tragic the entire flow of the tour welt» new- couver, B. C„ Is the new factor In the PWB BM* A few nip**, further chem.tcal examination of the fat thlrig over ÜM a y «r. while In France It ready to yield their product, le »ent and another third keroslne. Almost extracted showed it to be genuine butter death of J VV. Bum*, the Sooke mis all the gasoline market of the country oil region. It has acquired ownership which I» on It. way to Beat fat. This confection cap therefore be I» «lightly lew than. *69. southward. A rednery to handle 600 sionary. and hla^ffe He spoke tn l* supplied by Pennsylvania, and the to half a hundred claims, located be ’ ..recommended-, not only as a nârmïrwi barrel» ot oil a day I» In procew of fore the oil and coal land» were with sweetmeat, but also as a very useful a* high terms of the splendid work Mr A century ago only ■*> apeclen of or- construction In the north for the local yield of gasoline-producing petroleum dltlon to the diet Hi suitable case* Burns had done In the neighboring chid* were known, and those very Imper is none too great for the market. In drawn from entry by the government fectly.. Now the Ute»V Authority give» consumption. Something life» I39M0» has I» aU the Primlpal candy .store*., in district -and- mad* referèaee to his The IW principal • wetla tn the fact oil interest* bave Jmm..., manly Christian character. the .number of known specie» w ie,!«g. ■
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Island, was working as a diver at the TRANSPORTATION. bottom of San Francisco bay when the FRANCO-BMTISH GHOSTLY LIGHTS ON boat containing his aides was capsized by the swell from a passing ferry. The 51 dlVer waa immediately cut off.from his The most tempting breakfast is RIGGING AND air supply. He pulled the signal cord ALLIANCE PREDICTED Esquimalt and Nanaimo JU spoiled if the Coffee be of poor but found It banging loose. Hicks soon became exhausted, but meantime his Railway ™ quality. But—every meal is a .ooked Upon as Possible Ex comrades were working desperately to 'aris Newspapers Comment of save his life. They righted the boat Banquet when you use planation of the Supposed and then dived In search of the diver's Friendly Relations Be Marine Fire Off Eureka lines. Within/five minutes of the cap- tween Two Nations rise they had pulled Hicks to the sur face and unscrewed his helmet. The crew succeeded In resuscitating him. StftlJIttiid (Times Leased Wire ) (Time# Leased Wire.) While bound from Port Orchard for Parle. March tt.r-French newspapers Train Service Seattle, Wash.. March 21—A possible Everett via Reabold with a tow of tel complacently view the reorganisation explanation of the supposed marine Are egraph poles, the steam tug A. R. Rob of the British army, now In progress, reported off Eureka Friday night, la inson, last Thursday was burned to the seen here to-day In the story told by water's edge and sank In twenty fath- declaring that Britain's activity- tore- Pecked le 1 sad 11 • «xely. *» officers of -the French barque Max. ______g • w the development of Increased out of North Shields, England. shore In Ahe vessel's lifeboat Great Britain. The entente cordiale al The seamen say that while they were ready existing is expected to merge off Eureka. Cal., Friday night, the ship Into % defensive alliance of the French HEAD DOWN. HEAD Uk was suddenly Illuminated from stem to and British navies and later may — Tue Thu Tue Thu Tue Thu Tue Thu followed by a similar convention stern with St. Elmo lire. For two hours, SHIPPING GUIDE Dally Sal. Sun. Set Dally Bat Bat gan. 1,134 tone, also well known here, they ksj. the flickering tongues of gardtng their armies. haa been sold to Norwegian owners for ghastly light played on the riggings 6:08 Strife Lv. Victoria Ar. 12:06 19:00 OCEAN STEAMSHIP*. BAN FRANCISCO MARKET. SMASHES DOCK AM) £5,668. She was hi Tacoma In Decem end shrouds of the vessel. Tin inr is ii Bhawnlgan Lake 18:46 17:26 f thunder storm ended the display... From the Orient. ber, UW, and again in May, ISM. She 10:36 18:32 Cobble Hill 10126 17:26 j was built by Russell A Co. In ISM, and Three other ships In the offing were Empress of Japan March H Ben Francisco, Cat. March lS W heat- owned by M. Tucker A 08., of London. sighted silhouetted against the night Awe .Mare ...... V7.. Msrcn w Australian, S1.MWS1.6Q; Sonora..SUMPM-Fi 11 :88 17:80 Duncans 16:86 17:00 SffllKES SEA WALL by the strange light, which has .. April 5 ■nia Club, #. 45*81.43*. Non Mr* R:0 17.0 -- •••:..••-««I. 8îS6 têilâ ly been reported along this coast. . April U Wheat—Bluestem, SLUMPS!.67|; Club, $1 S 11:17 17:66 Ladysmith 8:88 16:68 It Is believed here that one of these Frewi Australie. Russian Red, $1.46«*1.47*. 12:26 11:46 Nanaimo __ 8:16 $6:16 POWERS TO CONFER Basel* was sighted from shore and the Mglrura . Apru » pyrlhei good to choice, |l »WW 12:1$ l$lK Iff. MHI Ar. Wellington Lv. 8:00 16:88 Ar. 12:20 Rose City Damaged to Extent spectators were convinced that the ship From Liverpool. fancy. $1 S*8*l 35; Poor to fair. 814*» was on fire. " Antiloch us ...... April 15 $1.26; shipping end brewing. $1.«081.37*. 11:15 Nanoose Bay 11:85 Eggs-California fresh, including cases 14:88 McBride Jet KiM of $5,000 at 'Frisco— ON SEAL QUESTION From Mexico. extras, 19c.; firsts. 17|c ; seconds, IQc. _ .Many Rips in Hull —- MARINE NOTES Lonsdale ...... March 31 Butter- Per pound. California, freeh. ex 14:16 Coombs ..... ai:ie Far the Orient. iras. 2k\; prime firsts, 24*c.; firsts, ZQc *4:48 Ar. Cameron Lake Lv, 11:00 Word has been received here that the Tacoma Maru April seconds, 22*c. Aws Mam ...... April 11 Cheese— New California flats, fancy, O Representatives From Great AUan liner Victorian arrived at Halifax Empress of Japan...... April 1» 12*e.; firsts, ll*c. ; seconds, 11c.; California on Friday morning last. (Timea Leased Wire.) Britain, Japan, Russia and Fer Mexico- Young America, fancy, 14*c.; do., fin San Francisco, March 21.—With two Lensdale ...... April 1» 14c. ; Oregon, fancy, 12*c. ; storage, Oregon, L. D. CHETHAM, J large dents In her bow plates and A new company called the Vanchu- fancy, 14c.; do.. Young America, lie.; New the U. S. to Meet Fer Liverpool. York daisies and singles, 17c.; Wisconsin, ■mailer rips below the water line, the ver-Quesnei Navigation Company has Antllochus ...... April 1» 1102 Government Street. District Passenger Agent. do. 15c. Ban Francisco-Port land steamer, Roee Just been Incorporated by Captain Jas. R. Stewart, T. Marlon and Thomas Fer Australie. Potatoes—Per cental. River Whites, $1.70 City, la In dry dock here to-day, and Makura ...... April ti 411.96; Selinas, Burbanks. |2.36»$3 44.; Ore experts, declare that lt Wlll be several Connor. The steamer Queenel has been Washington, March JL—The confer COASTWISE STEAMERS. gon. $2*8X16; Lompoc*, $2.264*2.46, Sweets, weeks before she resumes her regular purchased, and an option la said to be ence between Great Britain and Japan From San Francisos. S cents. coast run. The Rose City was carried held on another steamer, the name of Onions-Per sack. $2.36*82 *. _ out to the sea wall by a strong tide with Russia and the United Stktes. for which hai not yet been divulged. The City of Puebla ...... March m Oranges New Navels, standard, per after her engines had stopped, after the negotiation of an International new company will operate on the upper Queen ...... April 6 box. 81.G6eS2.15; choice, S2.l6e0.46. a momentum had been gained before agreement for the protection and pro* Fraser river between Soda creek and From Skegwey. S. S. “PRIME RUPERT" the propellers ceased to revolve. Pas ■er vat ion of the fauna of the Pacific Fort George, and may also have Princess Beatrice ...... April * Unequalled for speed, comfort and cuisine. sengers bound for Southern California ocean wlU be held in Washington in steamer or two on waters adjacent to From Northern B. C. Forte. proceeded on another vessel of the May. according to an official announce Vancouver Venture ...... March W To FRINGE RUPERT, via Vancouver same line. ment yesterday. Every Sunday at Midnight. There was a panic on i First consideration will be given the Nine men had a hairbreadth escape April 5 With connection te end from STEWART. from drowning within sight of Port Prince Rupert ...... April 5 whhoi Semi-monthly servie* te QUEEN when she collided with The dock at the fur seals threatened with extinction foot of Stockton street shearing clean unices International restrictive in Townsend late last week, when a pile- From the West Coast. An 4s Mknowlsil—il Issitag wisiQ hr eg Female CHARLOTTE ISLANDS. through it and careening on the sea driver which the gasoline tug Halcyon. Tees...... March SI by the Medical Pesait*, ures are adopted. The"genuine bear tbs signalas* ef W» Haiti* TO SEATTLE, EVERY SATURDAY AT MIDNIGHT wall, where she lay with a heavy list, The conference wUl take up the Capt. Will Fowler, was towing from From Nanaimo. Dungeness to Useless bay, went adrift PrlnrMw Msrv . . Anril 2 ck none •mgeneioeX No lady until pulled off sometime afterwards by question of the adoption of the Inter . Sold by sll Chad—AT four tugs. national game laws to protect eea otter through the parting of the hawser and For Sen F ranciace. * mVEUIl'S CORSULTIM BUREAU WITHOUT COST The Roee City was on her way down and other animals of the sea and also began driving down on a lee shore In a U you intend travailing to Eastern Canada, the United States, the Old the bay to sail for San Pedro, but had plumage birds and their breeding howling southwesterly gale It Cltr .- Purbl. ...f...... April 5 Country or only by «tint of cool seamanship on the a consignment of wheat to leave at one grounds. For Bkagwey. VICTORIA LAND DISTRICT. AROUND THE WORLD of the seawall warehouses. While at part of Capt. Fowler that the men were Prince»» May ...... April 4 We will be plsesed to give all Information as to fares, train or 1 tempting the landing, she was caught That the seal herd» of the Pacific rescued. No lees than five times the Fer Northern B. C. DISTRICT OF SAYWABXL VALU* steamer service, etc. by the tide and rammed the pier. are threatened with extinction at no tug run alongside the scow on which March Si VIA ANY ROUTE. The coet of repairing the Roee City distant dale, and that some steps the crew of nine men were clinging for Prince Rupert ...... April a Take*notice that I, Thomas Knox Me Through ticket» Issued and baggage checked. Is estimated at $5,006. life to the rigging while big waves . April a nu. of Vancouver, clerk. Intend to apply should be Men In order to allow the for permission to purchase the following fur bearing animals to increase their rolled over them, before all hands were Vadee ...... April 5 PF. EL. DUPEROW. HAROLD BROWN taken off. . April IS described lands: Commencing at a poet City Peser, and Ticket Agt. Tel. 1241 Deck and Freight Agt. TeL 80L SAILING VESSEL SALES. number has Just dawned upon sev planted on Upper Valdes Island. In a small of the leading powers of the world who For the West Coast. bay in Okahollow Channel, south eu" GENERAL AGENCY TRANS-ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LIN* are Interested in the question. A1 Completing one of the fastest voy Tree .. April 1 thence north 10 chaîna, thence west Many Ships Well Known on Puget age* of recent years from the United chaîna, thence eouth 0 chaîna more Sound Have Been Disposed Of though the fleets now leaving port Fer Nenoima. lew te beach, thence In an easterly direc search of the seals Is considerably Kingdom to Puget Round, the French Prlno,». Mary ...... April S barque Max. Capt. O. Delahaye, has tion to point of commencement, containing smaller than those of ten years ago. ■ 480 acres More or less * , Victorian* will be Interested In the anchored In Port Townsend bay. 134 announcement In the current Issue of still the animals are not nfrultiptylnf In • LAND REGISTRY ACT." Dated U*th()MAS KNOX McRAE such large numbers as they are being days from Newcastle-on-Tyne. The Falrplay reporting the sale of the Bri Max came around the Horn and her The Coronation tish barque Dunfermline to foreign ■lain. In the Matter of an Application for i All of the vessels out last year, with captain reports splendid weather owners. The big vessel has recently ar throughout her voyage. She had the Duplicate Certificate of Title te Let Northern Steamship Co. ef B. C. —of— rived at London after a smart passage the exception of the Eva Marie had a M, Block P. Cloverdale Estate (Map good season, but ahe returned to her entire Pacific ocean to herself and *66). Victoria District. First-class Passenger and Freight from San Francisco with grain. She righted nothing from the time she left owners such small profits that Capt. fiteamer was owned by Me Vicar, Marshall A the English coast until she arrived In Co., and well known at this port. Jacobson did not send her out this Notice is hereby given that It Is my in “CETRIANA" the straits. She sailed all the way up tention.. at the expiration of one month King George V. The Dunfermline waa at Tacoma last year. The seals are rapidly disappear Sail* from HUH*- Wharf, MwiSay, (7th ing from the Pacific, and If Immediate to Port Townsend from Cape Flattery, from the date of the first publication In 1906, when, after lying idle at hereof, to Issue a freeh Certificate of March, 16 ■>. m., for HarSy Hay. Belle action Is not taken, the industry may meeting no tug. although she had her. Quartermaster harbor for nearly two Title to said land. Issued to Richard Bella Omu Falla Rivers Inlet and June 22,1911 soon rank among the things that have signals for one flying from the time .years, she was chartered to carry grain she entered until ahe was past Dunge- Cover** fT1' b". Kkrena Cannartaa. Prince Rupert and Ifcen, local sealers say. ina *nd numbered 17044A. NOW is the time to make your reservations for the above event. to the United Kingdom. The Dunstaff- S. T. WOOTTON, Stewart. Portland Canal. ■j nage, which was laid up on the Sound Regtstrar-Genefal of Titles, For Freight an* Paeoag# Apply All ghipe are rapidly filling up. The following steamships sail with the Dunfermline, has also recently Quartermaster J. C. Hicks, of the ijnnd Registry Office. Victoria, B. L H. A. THEEN from Montreal and Quebec and New York. been sold. naval training station at Yerby Beuna the 10th d r" ■ VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1911 has been constructed so that It and Anticosti. It was supposed, for example, at that time that the current be heated, and In winter time a always ran Inward through the Strait, '[è&'Ilme'Iàlkg and In foggy weather ships frequently miscalculated their position, because they supposed that the current had ii r i carried them In. when In fact they had The Heal GREAT WORK been working up agalnaf It. Depending Physicien» who often forbid the use of Cogee on this mistaken calculation, they fre quently changed their course too early, end Cocoe to the well, prescribe tee for the eck. and this was the cause Of many wrecks Of the three, tea is the only beverage that can on Anticosti. he drunk for e lifetime without injurious effects. REDUCES ACCIDENTS The organisation of this new branch of the department of marine and It i, s harmless tonic—e gentle stimulent without IN CANADIAN WATERS Hshsrtss was conBdvd to the care of Dr. Dawson As tee is the most desirable beverage, came to his work wéll equipped by so Inheritance and training. The son of **Salade” is tea in its meet desirable form. Sir William ttawson, who iqade the “Salade” Ceylon Tea comes from tea plant Dr. W, Bell Dawson Has Splen name of Canada and of McGill known throughout the scientific woHd, Dr. to tea pot untouched by human hand* ffbm the did Record on Both Dawson had a remarkable equipment time the leaves fall iato the picker'» basket». Coasts- for his work. After graduating M ind delicious flavor are per the science faculty at McGill In 1875. fectly preserved he spent three years In study In Paris se sled, air-tight package». and graduated In 1878 as an engineer Ottawa. March 28. -The average an of the Ponts et Chaussées of France. nual marine loss lù Canadian waters the department which_____ there cor res- tip to 1898 showed a death toll' of 219 ponds to our department of public and a financial lose of $8,782.000. In works. He then returned to the Do 1908-9 the loas of life was only 88. minion. and was engaged for fifteen and the flnahclhl loss $1.221000. Tfc'eee vears in various branches of engineer ing work, assisting In the construction figures—which are parallel with a Tke “Saluda” Teg Co. of the first transcontinental In Ameri tripling and more of Canada's trade ca. the Canadian Pacific railway. UYflSfe end more than a doubling of the ton- When Dr. Dawson organised the nage of her ocean shipping- ire one tidal survey, a llftle preliminary striking evidence of the Improvements work had been done in connection TIDE TABLE. made In the last twenty years In the service, but no safety of navigation to Canadian porta. with the are provided with Information as to day and night. The observations also Victoria. March. 191L Other evidences are the reduction In tide tables existed for any of tlu harbors in Canada, either on the At the times of the tides and the strength Included the undercurrent; the density Pate. | Tlnv. tt|Tlm« HtlTlme. Ht|TlmeHt Insurance on ships sailing to Canada, of the tidal currents In all the chief and temperature of the water, the mile and the wholesome respect which Mon lantic or the Pacific, except a crudt Ih.hi. ft-lh. ft.|a. m. m. ft. Attempt for Quebec. Now mariner* harbors of the Dominion, and for most age . and direction of the wind, and a treal has put Into the hearts of New of the difficult passages around thoee continuous record of the tide on a self- 4 » 7.1 • t8 Ml 14 84 88 On 2.1 York shipping men. This effect has coasts. Special attention la now being reglsterlng gauge placed In a harbor In 4 51 7.7 10 20 8.8 | 16 44 7.8 22# S 3 been achieved by work on a variety 612 7.9 11 14 4.1 M 58 7.4 aim paid to the Pacific coast waters, and the region, for comparison with the set 5 34 41 till 4.1 ISIS €.9 23 4t 6.1 of lines—Improvement of the St Law a careful survey Is being made of the of the current. This process was con 668 8.8 13 12 3-3 19 63 • • rence Channel, aids to navigation, etc., tide at Prince Rupert. All last sum tinued along that coast from May to 0 20 6.1 117 $« 14 17 2.7 but undoubtedly part Is due to the mer an employe- of the survey. Douglas September, as elsewhere In other sea- 6# 8.9 16 21 10 work of Dr. W. Bell Dawson and hie 7 01 9.1 16 21 1.6 Collls of Victoria, was stationed at 7 30 9.1 17 18 1.3 Health Seymour Narrows on this route, taking Some of the apparatus used by Dr. 828 8.1 «14 8.3 10 14 8 4 Away back nearly 60 years ago, the name of Ghirardelli stood constant records of the tides. At this Dawson Is of his own Invention and 168 8.4 point the most powerful vessels cannot 4 13 8 2 7 16 7.6 11 44 8.3 19 U 1.7 was used first in Canadian waters. 4 14 7.» 81148 12 5» SA for the highest in chocolate making. During these 60 Jtmn, this Restores color to Gray or An Instance of this Is the means by 3 56 7.7 9 00 6.6 14 06 7.7 21 06 2 9 high ideal has never been departed from, hence the popularity of which tide observetlons have been 3 46 7.7 9 44 6.2 16 10 7.4 Faded hair—Removes Dsn* 186 76 10 27 4.6 16 15 7 1 flhirafdeIll’s Qgoaad Chocolate, known to a generation of westerners continued winter as well as summer. 4 18 8.0 11 14 49 H# 68 22 62 6.4 druff and invigorates the Scalp The tide guage consists of a cylinder 4 43 8.1 12M 45 18 46 46 022 42 In an upright position, which I» made 6 06 X 2 12 53 3.8 A noted Hotel Chef kw propered esprwb fee Da GHIRARDELLI CO# —Promotes a luxuriant, to revolve by clockwork once In twenty- 5 18 *.2 13 45 41 464 43 14 39 2.9 healthy hair growth—Stops its four hours, snd around which Is s sheet 4 66 8.4 15 34 41 of graduated paper on which the 6« 46 16 Z7 41 The - shipping alia mercantile sup mnvrfmttits of the tide are traced 627 44 1717 46 porters of the movement pointed out 61.00 #*d 56# « This cylinder Is connected with a pine 4 40 8.2 18 0 46 In which the tide rises and fal'e. op 3 6» 7.9 18 47 46 that many of the wrecks were un - a~^1 3 40 7.8 7 14 70 | 11 68 7.6 19 38 2 6 doubtedly due to lack of knowledge of erating a float and pencil, which In 2 66 7.6 7 62 6.2 113 08 7.6 30 06 43 the tides, and particularly of the tidal BBPUSB ALL SUBSTITUTES winter Ice would be likely to clog this 2 47 7.5 8 22 6.2 | 14 13 7.6 | 30 47 3.8 currents. These were specially dan- apparatus. To meet this difficulty the 310 7.7 9 16 4.8 | 15 17 7.6 21 34 1» For sale and recommended by D. & 10 00 43 | 16 24 7.8 gerous about the Strait of Belle Isle Campbell. and the direction noted every half hour, tide station, with Its pipe and cylin | 8 a 7 9 SOLD BOLD •OLD SOLD 3SM3G88 BOLD BOLD A one and a half acre lot in this subdivision will make you a fine Suburban Homesite SOLO Best soil in the Peninsula. Good Water. Good Roads. Close to B. Ç. Electric Car Line. This property is bound to increase in value TERMS: One Quarter Cash SAANICH ROAD Balance 6%, 1, 2, 3 and 4 Years WEST Phones 2470 and 1122 Government SL Stock, Bonds,•5M Real Estate, Insurance gwaaaiMS" VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1911. 10 SEEKING LIBRARY These For Sale Advertisements Will Bring SHE JONES & RANT SITE AT NELSON About Some Real Estate Sales To-Day The Largest Fence Dealers in B. C. SUFFERED We make a specialty of Fence Construction. THE CITY BROKERAGE THE B. C. LAND AND BRITISH - AMERICAN TRUST Retiring President Makes a Bole Agent» for the Famous Coiled Steel Spring Wire. Real Estate and Fire Insurance. INVESTMENT AGENCY CO., LTD. , Statement at Meeting of All kinds of Farm, Fencing, Gates, Wire and Ornamented 1218 Douglas Street, 1 , Lawn Fences urn- hand. 922 GOVERNMENT 8T. Broad and View streets. the,Association FIVE YEARS Vlctqrla, B. Ç. ...• TO. Drawer 735. Phone 815. 183! Fort Street, clew w.Oelr Bay dm»**». Finally Cured by Lydia E. Pink- 1407 Broad Street, Victoria - . .. L 6 room modern cottage, and ,2 large Nelson, March 27 - That the matter lots, fr.ult trees, stables, etc. This Is of a site for the library building con- ham's Vegetable Compound. one of the best buys on the FOR SALE templatcd for the future was .BOW. UljK ——1 suffered for this yean to-day.' Price, an easy tçrms. .$6.000 der negotiation was reported to the from female trouble»>1m and at las*last waa For Quick Sale tor1 a few days only we Lot on Topaz Avenue, alongside of member* of $he Nelson Library Assoei- [almost helpless. I can sell you a corner lot with 128 Michigan Street, close In. two lots, each railway, excellent site for warehouse. went to three doc feet tnr 4* 00> s 4ÂUne-third caah. balanvq ation at the well attended annual meet- Florists' and Gardeners’ Association, of Victoria M cash.b, balan— 4 «u»uid.^iW^ tng ^ at the Hhrary In th* adds*»» tors and they did Pembroke St. third ttrmwMy*4-7 per - liteo PfîïF m. no. good, an my for-the two ...... VMM» • • •• •• ...... of thé retiring president, J. L. Buchan. Mr. Buchan referred to th« suggestion •later advised me to —Lecture on— , Oak Bay Traneit Road, lot 18. Here Is Geek Street, 2% acre* and very nice a slendld buy but It only lasts a few One Acre, close to Oorgr Road, very that had been made, that the funds try Lydie E. Plnk- home, with tennis court, stable, etc. If ham’a Vegetable days at ...... S116S nicely eltuated. One-third cash, bal Easy terms. Price ...... $10,500 raised for the Houston memorial, ance to be arranged, at 7 pet cenL sufficient for the purpose, be devoted Compound, and "COMMON CARDEN PESTS Here is another snap, a lot on Oarhally Price™...... t'S to a library building, and-stated that when I had taken First Street, 120 feet, 34 cash, balance only two bottles I Road, north side, cloee to Douglas St, easy...... ,1...... $900 the directors of the association had AND HOW TO FIGHT THEM a splendid buy. See us about It. MeKenai, Street, lots 66 x 141. Perm sounded the trustees of the fund on the could aae a big anent aldexgalka and street shortly to Oak Bay, opposite I lecreatton Park, change, so I took We have a client for agreement of subject. The feeling of the trustees waa be asphalted. One third cash, bal- nice lot. Terms ...... $1200 vague, but not unfavorable, the situa six bottles and I am sale What have you got? i r » "» mow strong and well anee 4, 12 and 19 mbntluk Price tion ut present being that the amount Will be given in the ------each...... *1,800 again. I don’t know how to express of,the fuhd was not. known. - U was my thanks for the good It has dene me Y, Acre, clone to-Fool Bay and ear Has iTIm-mvernd that the pfrrvtnehii govern ana I hope an suffering wooieu will BROAD STREET HALL, 8 PJL TUESDAY, 28TH MARCH All good soil and nicely treed with ment ownc.l a lot that would make a E. Plnkham's Vegetable By Mr. R. M. Winslow, B.8.A., Provincial Horticulturist, De Maples. One-quarter cash, balance very eligible site, nndf the directors a trier. It waa worth its at 7 per cent. Price ...... $2,400 communicated with Premier McBride ;ht In ese^**Id.”—lira. .1. P. Ewdlich, partment of Agriculture. _ PLUMMER 4 RIDEOUT on the subject of the government do R. P. D. No. 7, Erie, Re F. E. MITCHELL & CO. View Street, one lot, 40 x 120. Just east ■ natlng it for that purpose. The pre- Lydia K. Plnkham’s Vegetable Com ADMISSION FREE. of Quadra, with 6 buildings always Real Estate Agents. i was that the government pound, made from native root, and if your garden interests yon. be sure to come. Real Extate, Timber, Mines, North rented. P.,000 cash, balance annually 11S Pemberton Black. Phene 2392 could not establish M precedent of that herbs. contains no narcotic or iiann- All are cordially invited. B. C. Lands. at 7 per cent. Price...... • • $14 000 kind. This reduced the matter to one ful drug*, and to-day holds the record 1214 Govt. 8L Phone 2528 o of purchase, and negotiations were now tor the largest number of actual cures Empress Ave.. 60 x 111. Close to North proceeding on that basis. The feeling EASY TERMS of female dlneasea we know of, and Ward Park. 1600 caah. balance 6. 12 Of the directors Whs, that if the Hous- thousand, of voluntary testimonials and IS months at 1 per cent. 11.300 Rockland Park, .Avery Street, two ton fund waa a valla bh- for the pur are on Hie In the Ptnkham laboratory choice lot», size 50 x 129 each. $300 Hulten Street, Juet off oak Bay Avc. pose, supposing it were large enough, at Lynn. Mesa., from women who haxa-1 Three fine lost on Fairfield Road, 50 cash, balance easy payments. “ Price and If the Nelson Library Association been cuied from almost every form of foot ffe»itage and very deep; 2 lot* lots of large else. Htreet Improved for the two...... $1200 female complaints, such as inflamma at...... US» Price each, on terms...... had a site, the director* could then go to the public for fund* with a pro tion, ulceration, displacements, ttbroid F.W.STEVENS0N&C0. 1 lot on corner at...... ,S2000 5 Lets on Laing Street, Just outside 14 tumors. Irregularities, periodic pains, Facing south, beautiful view of Oak Bay, Just outside Mty limita, mile circle. Adjoining lot* held at posal that would command strong sup Stock end Bond Brokers. sise lots, backache, Indigestion and nervous Qlymplans. room hone* with 4 large $560. $7M cash, balance 6, 12 and 1$ __ prostration. Kvery Buffering woman good fruit trees, etc., on terms of months. Price for Immediate sale, on s'.• particular n ■■ n i;i IF YOU BUY WHERE THE ELECTRIC CAR LINE | IS BUILT No Better Location Offers For a Desirable Suburban Home 0 f LEl Telephone 664 633 Yates Street P. O. Box 307 GRANT & LINEHAM Victoria, B. C. L lc=a|c=|51|E|5|B|5|j mi luted. One object, it was pointed out, main army by way of the west side the rebel* might easily have captured The lists will go to the printer- at of Laguna Salàda. LI man tour had they desired to do so. once, and it to figured in municipal HOTEL was that in the event of the insurrec- Four aeroplanes are being hurried to ART IMPORTERS ARE circles that the office* of mayor and INSURGENTS ARE tos capturing a border town, it would The fate of Berthold Is uncertain. The insurrecto* here would not be surprised the border. They will be placed In aldermen will be declared vacant Washington Annex obviate computation» with a foreign to bear of his little force of forty-five commission under Major O. Squler, April 2. nomination* set for the fol country by enabling them to appoint u< ' .ting obliterated by the federal*. commanding the signal corps, for FINED 015,000 EACH lowing day, and the election for SEATTLE REORGANIZING FORCES provisional consular agents. T! . information that Berthold had scouting purposes. It is stated that the April 7. “Especially.” said the statement by wounded in th*» leg came as a per utility of the MTOSkUW under gfl tu:il . Commissioner Robertson yesterday . A modenv the junta, “do the tneurrectoi want to sona Lmessage to Leyva. war conditions will be thoroughly test afternoon refused to enter on the rbll horr.elikj merit the friendliness of the United It is said that one rebel and four fed ed. the names of several women who ap States. No depredations are being eral* ware billed in a battle that took Two Millionaires Plead Guilty plied for permission to pay-the $2 tak. Hope to Obtain Recognition of committed by the insurrecton on pro Absolutely place March 22. It Is said that only Home had paid It for the purpose of Fire-prooL perty in Mexico owned by Americans scouts from the main army of the féd to Having Undervalued obtaining a vote These are holders Belligrency From All the “No food is taken from resident of agreements of sale, but as their 200 Rooms érais were engaged Imported Goods All Outside Nations Americans unless a receipt Is given, agreements had not been registered and it is the intention of the provision Leyva is awaiting with ill-concealed the commissioner could not give them anxiety new.* from his associates In the al government to reimburse any a voté on that ground, and refused larapaaa Plan f L5d Par day, eg tonnes sustain**! by Americans aitjaun effort, to SflijjlttÉh _ a Socialistic com the application* on the tax payment ns the awri-consritottonaL authorities monwealth In Lower California. IN THE WINTER Ne w Ÿcuttï MnriTt J. e. saro. rteenew ‘ ""*1 Paw. -me*. Marrh-27 —tfci" ta- cîâîm. hecairse- a wammu to- not cum-. in our country arc overthrown. Fre Captai» Jolm McPofoald who ’ ïarôêT‘irtfW«; Humons ptWfW \'tear: wndhy ™:. 'V . turret ton ure reorganizing their force*, wounded In the-le, V.»,erd^. WV,u(. Life, TOO UttlC EXBTCiSe, quently lawless persons commit acts the New Ycwk importing firm of Du>- so cannot be registered as a house drilling their men. providing them 6f violence, but these, when caught, ferlng intensely last night SpfWTsull veen Bros., were arraigned yesterday holder. -with amide ammunition .and distribut are severely punished. It is hoped of scant medical attention. The man Breathing Impure Air, Eat Several property owners applied for who did the shooting is an Orosco man. before United States Judge Martin, The roon to establish peace, and with it admission to the rolls, hut as their ing store* with a view M carrying on and. It Is said, be Is a relative of the ing Artificial Foods pleaded guilty to having undervalued the complete overthrow of the tyrant properties were not registered on or the war to a decisive t*»sue. No at Insurrecto leader in Chihuahua. Fu Imported goods and were fined 115.000 Woodworkers w ho uuw oppresses us.'' I* tt sny wonder that the system before January Hi their-appHeatlone tention whatever i* being paid t-> the Rebel Leader Wounded. gttlve Mexican official* In Calexico each. so-called overture* for peace. Madero complained to rCaptaln Babcock that becomes poisoned with Impure waste Both the Du veen*. when privately were refused. Limited is anxious to show the widespread ex Mexicali. March IS.—The news that* the Orosco man wa* not shooting at matter In the winter time, when you examined before the United States dls- 2841 Douglas Street, City tent of the revolution., and thu* to ob Simon BerthoUl wae wounded in a fight fle»4ng rebels, but at the home* of the think of the artificial life We lead? trU t attorney, agreed v. w ith the fédérais near Alamo, together With doors and windows tight shat ermnent fl.IUfréto tf the authorities HWDA tain recogniton of belligerency from Mexicans on the American side. It I* Manufacturers of High Grade with the information that the govern wve breathe the same air over and all the nations. said that McDonald was shot acci agreed to restore the seised art goods. Ier one-half tae Coal, Show Casts, and every descrip This information was given out by ment force at Tecate has been doubled dentally while this was going on. over again until It Is Incapable of Outside the sugar case, this is the big by the arrival of 100 men again created la audt hy dtwoMa* tion of Hotel, Bank. Bar, Office the revolutionary junta here yesterday Many complaints are coming In of de purifying the blood. gest amount ever recovered in a cus /While Seder In and modern Store Fixtures, a* coming from Francisco I. Madero. alarm yesterday In the rebel garrison predations on the part of starving reb in vain effort to cast the poisons out toms case. at Mexicali. Water and addh* Counters. Wall Cases, Standing the so-called president of the Insur- els from Tecate. It Is said they raided of the system the liver and kidneys are Desks, etc. ' / General Leyva dispatched twenty-five several herds of cattle belonging to worked over time until they too are COURT OF REVISION. rtcio* mounted men under Captain Francisco Selected woods, superior finifeh -- tn Wae stated that Modem, in recent Americans. The latter, owning exten played out. Then «ornes the pains in the and beet workmanship. messages to the. Junta, was eàger to Quljada to hold Pica chop pass against back, the headaches, the attacks of Two Names Added to Voters' List— MAPLEINE sive plantation*, are preparing a peti Mirror Plates and Plate Glass. obtain from - foreign governments a the possible advance of the federal* tlon to send to Washington, demanding c onstipation and indigestion. Approximate Total Now 6,740. ■ the popular flavor- from Tecate. or the approach of the Elsd. » alao Dav- Sash, Doors and Mlllwork of recognition that a state of war — (hat the Mexican government speedily The quickest and most certain way I ore hddhd*. Cake all kinds; Lumber. Lath. put down the Insurrection, or that the to overcome this condition is by the The court of revision completed the Irrasdn*. c-ife, Shingles, and all kinds of United States immediately Intervene. use of Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills revision of the new voters' list yes I etc. Grocers sell building material. Prompt de Family Gathering. They act definitely and directly on terday afternoon, with two names F Maplrise. If soL f scad 50 cents for i livery. and satisfaction guaran San Atltonto. Texas, March f*.—Be tike liver and kidneys, awaken them to added, and none struck off. making teed. A Perfect Food lief that the Madero famllyfthe back renew energy in filtering poisons from an approximate total voting strength bone of the Mexican rebellion, has re ihe bowels and remove the cause of In for the election next month of 6,740. ceived peace proposals from former digestion. backache an Bacon ...... : Haros ...... »...... •••••• Pratt’s Coal OU ...... Lard ...... »...... Cheese ...... in Meats- Creamery Butter ...... Hama (B. C.>, per lb...... Eggs ...... 1 ...... Bacon (B. C.), per lb...... Apple...... rfar (American), per lb. Baeen ^American). -per 4b. ,.. timnr.n Bacon (long dear), per lb. Cbtw. per lb...... Beef, per lb...... Cranberries, per bbl...... 12.60yi4.U0 Pork, per lb. Celery, ‘“per -doe .... Mutton, per lb. Cauliflower, per don ...... 4 Lamb.% hlndquarter ...... t*°® Grapefruit, per bos ...... Lamb, forequarter ...... 1UO 100 .«mon* ...... » •«*••• Veal, per lb...... Ruubarb. per lb...... mm Lettuce, per crate ...... Suet, per lb...... ;...... Oranges. Nsv esse ...... Farm Produce— Onions .(Australian), per cwt... Never Was Women*s Clothing So Artistic $ Freeh Island Egge ...... a Potatoes, per Urn ...f...... I Butter, Cowlchan ...... Parsnips, per fuck . 1...... ter Victoria'...... Tomatoes, per' crated...... s lew «-so Butter, BUt Spring ...... Florida Tomatoes...... AM or So Becoming Butter (Eastern Townships) Turnips, per sack ...... An interesting selection of HANDSOME / Uard. per lb...... Haddles. per lb...... Charming models in Women’s Afternoon Western Canada Fleur Mllle- Kippers, per lb...... end Evening Gowns, developed in accord BLOUSES, the variety of colors ; the com- « Purity. per sack ...... Halibut. *er lb...... bination of colors ; new designs and new ! Purity, per bbl...... 1-1® Salmon, per lb...... ance with the latest fashion tendencies, from styles, in Mescalines, Crepes, Marquisettes 1 Hungarian Flour— Hr c si Is, per lb...... Silks, Crapes, Voiles, Marquisettes, Satina Ogtivlo’s Royal Household. Almonds, per Obj...... v...... and Chiffon. All sixes and colors to match 1 per sack ...... rkestnut» p*r lb» ...... the new suit. Prices up from $6.26, $6.50, ( Ogilvie e Royal Household, Filberts, per lb...... audTFoiüards, In pink, light blue, heliotrope, !’< anuts, roasted ...... grey and black, striped, dotted and checked $7.50, $9.00 ...... „.$11.00 ; , per Walnuts, per lb...... ECRU AND WHITE NET BLOUSES, made j Robin Hood, per sack Dates, per lb ...... ;...... effects. Robin Hood, per bbL ...... Pigs, pei—lb - over China silk, heavily embroidered, 1 Vancouver Milling Co., Hun Cucumbers (hot-house), per dos. A large number of these exhibit the raised garian, per seek ...... Artlchoker (Rgse>, per d<»« . $3.25, $3.50 and ...... $4.00 { Vancon er Milling C Hun Parsley ...... waist line, which allows the skirt to drape garian, per bbl. Wet-rerese ...... One assortment of BIjACK MES8ALINE Î Lake of Woods, per sack — gracefully over the hips. Prices, $25.00, Bruasela Sprouts ...... BLOUSES, embroidered collar and fronts. Q Lake ef. Woods, per bbl...... Hitter Oranges, per case ...... We Introduced the system that $27.50, $32.50 ...... $35.00 Price ...... $6.75 Calfsî-* Hungarian, per sack. Calgary Hungarian, per bbl. .. Radishes, per dos...... We are featuring SMALL WOMEN’S LINGERIE AND TAILORED WAISTS, up Entier by. per sack ...... L6i> Mint, fresh ...... Superseded the Tailor SUITS —adult styles but misses' sixes, from ...... t...... $1.25 Enderby, per bbl...... ■ T-k r»aMiy Klours- 4 HE value of the Fit-Reform policy is shown and you should see how delightfully pleas In our NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT we Snowflake, per sack ...... 175 THIS OLD OFNTLFMAN Snowflake, per bbl...... 7.W by its adoption, not only in Canada, but in ed they are with these garments, $22.50, are showing Fashion’s very latest eon- Vi.prouver Militr. ? Co., Wild CURED OF PHEUMATISM ceils in Stocks and Jabots. Rose ...... id other Countries as well. $25.00 ...... $27.50 STOCKS FOR THE TAILORED WAIST, Drifted Snow, per sack 1.71 B. Ow Box of r.rs PILLS And in the navy blues, always considered Jraln- “Yarmouth. N.8. This policy is simply this—to give men the best white and colors, 35c, 50c and.. ... ,80y Wheat. chicken feed, per ton. 86.0®#«0.M> ”1 have J>een bothered with Rheu the “old reliable,” the Leader at $25.00 FINE LACE COLLARS with dainty edging Wheat, per lb...... -*• matism for the past year and have hand tailored garments, of the best materials, at NAVY SERGE, government wale, $27.50 Barley ...... »•<*» takeifi a good many different kinds of and jabot. Special ...... $1.00 Whole Com ...... *...... medicine and found no relief if or It. reasonable prices. HEAVY ENGLISH MEN’S WEAR SERGE, Cre ed Corn...... «...... « .“One day a friend advised me to try SEPARATE JABOTS of handsome lace, Oats . ..v.tt; Specialisation in tailoring—concentration in de at* ...... $30.00 laid in cascades or frilling, 50c, 85c, $1.00 Crushed Oats OIN PILLS, and after taking one box Rolled Oats (B A K-l, 7-lb. sk. »,of them, I felt .like a new man. tails—economy in buying—make reasonable Two weaves of FINE SERGE, trimmed. SPECIAL IN PERRIN’S GLACE KID Rolled Oats (B. A K ). tblb sk. thought I would write you s few lines Boiled Oat - (B. A K ). 4®-lb. ak. prices possible. Price ...... $35.04$ GLOVES, black, tan and blue, fitted by an Helled Oats (B. A K ). 80-lb. Sk. 160 expert fitter ...... $1.50 M FIVE DOZEN MESS ALINE UNDER M We show the strength of the SKIRTS. the only kind to be worn under CHAMOIS GLOVES, the washable kind, in Rolled Wheat, M Iba...... M try OIN PILLS. natural colors; long ones...... $1.50 i racked Wheat, M lba ...... M "WM CONTY Fit-Reform policy with the the new style skirt or clinging gown. Wheat Flakee. per packet .... 1240 M Don’t' bother with liniment» and elegant Spring Suits pictured FIT- % Prices, either in plain color or all-over Short ones ...... $1.00 Whole Wheat •Hour .0 Iba .. .46 called “blood purifiera.” « They won’t Persian effect, up from...... $6.75 The popular CHAMOISETTE GLOVE, 50# Graham Flour. M Iba ...... -W help your kidneys—and Rheumatism Is above — guaranteed uncondi REFORM® • (jnhtm Flour 6$ lba...... 1.74 caused by weak, strained or Irritated * a— kidneys. The only possible way to cure tionally—$18 up. Hay (baled), per t«*n ...... mow»*» Strew ner bale .r...... 76 Rheumatism. Is to cure the kidneys. Middlings, per ton ...... »w GIN PILLS will do this as nothing else B.$e will. 86 04 Take OIN PILLS NOW and be free FINCH & FINCH 88. •» from Rheumatism thl« winter. Flft; Poultry- cents a box—4 for 82.00—and m< M promptly refunded It you are not sat LADIES’ WEAR Kti .84 Isfled. Oeese (island), per lb...... ■» Order from us If your dealer does not Allen & Company 717-719 Yates St. .... Just Above Douglas Street Garden Produce— handle GIN PILLS. Sample box sent C.bbax*. lb...... «W»"I free on request National Drug New Address, 904 Government St, 2 Doors North of P.0. Potatoes (local) ...... Seed Potatoea per sack ...... X64 Chemical Co.. Dept. V. T„ Toronto. Nat. Biscuit...... «H 12» 1294 been taken to, If possible, make sure. 1044 GEORGE ATKINS COLLINS. N. Y Central ...... 1*4 1«4 Colonel, Norfolk A ».est...... WN am Nor Par...... 126 li«4 126 Pennsylvania ...... lhd V» 120$ CLOCK FACE ON CEILING. Peoplr * Gns ...... 108 1071 W7t Rock Island ...... V'l » 30$ sing Button a\ Night Dial Is ...... mt 1174 1144 BEAUTIFUL GARDEN CITY By Texas Pacific ...... 2N » m A MISSING PENNANT. Reflected Over Bed. Union Pacific ...... 17H4 1774 1146 U. H Rubber ...... «4 «24 «21 To the Editor,—Will you kindly allow Yankee Ingenuity” has been eclipsed U. 8 Steel ...... 794 79 798 «64 me. through the columns of your valu by the Englishman who Invented the Utah (’opper ...... 4-r»l 4«4 City Water Sidewalks and Cleared Land , Graded Streets Wabash, pfd...... rt *74 celling clock. Awaking In the middle ...... »4 able paper, to ask the person who took Western Union...... 71| 71 7*4 of the night, the owner of tone of these away from the drill hall the blue and devices can have the clock dial reflect CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. white penitent of-the “Seamen’s Chris ed on the celling above his .bed by the tian Brotherhood.’’ which was placed mere pressing of a button. The clock (By Courtesy F. W. Stevenson A Uo.) over the ladies’ candy stall at the re 1$ mounted on a stand which contains [ Chicago. March » an electric b*ttery. It Is swiveled on cent auto exhibition, to return the t Open High Low Close same to the undersigned, who will tell pair of uprights and during the day assumes the position of an ordinary Wheat- him how to obtain one In a more hon May ...... m m orable way? timepiece. At night It la turned so that July ...... WI* ** *71 The flag In question Is quite a new Sept...... M* Ml *7| one, bearing the following i-ymboU. May T.~rr.; ...... m H * Ii* .1 I’ross." “Golden Star” aftd “Dove July ...... 4»| 50| ? 4M with Olive Branch.” ...... 61. Ml SOI m * J S BATLET. ~ Data— Port Missionary, B. A F. Bailors* May *H *>t Society. July Victoria, B. C.. March 28. 1»IL Sept. sr M Pork— THE PIPERS* BAND. Msy ...... 16.00 16.5 16.7 16.7 July...... 16.76 16.77 15.4 16.41 Lard- To the Editor,—In the report of • the f» Conservative Association smoker, which May ...... 8*7 8 67 856 July ...... R.G6 *.65 8.52 8.62 appears In this morning’s Colonist, It Short Ribs— Is stated that Premier McBride was May ..♦. ?r., .. 9.7 M7 *.*7 1 v-- preceded by the “St. Andrew’s pipers’ July ...... 8.86 8,67 8.47 8.47 1 band” on his way to that function. As this Is.apt to create an erroneous Impression, particularly In the minds —In the Supreme court this morning the action of Bingham against St hu of local Scottish residents. It might be ma te was commenced. H. A. Maclean, well to emphasise the fact that I J K. 0., appearing for the plaintiff, and combination of bàgplpe players known E. V. Bod well, K. Ç.. with H. A. Courte as “St. Andrew's pipers^ band,” Is In nay. for the defendants. The plaintiff H Ho way connected with Ft Andrew’s Society %t this city. The latter organi claims an accounting, and asks the Appointment of a receiver, In regard to > sation has no political affiliations what twenty-two timber limits on the «’up soever. 3. WILSON, Its dial faces tit* helling. A flexible cord with a’ push button at the free end per river which were acquired by the j defendants in 1907 In conjunction with ANONYMOUS LETTERS. extends to the bed. Thç owner need pot get up to learn the time, but can one Culler. The plaintiff claims he 1 simply press the button. Instantly the paid one-quarter of the purchase price, j To the Editor,—I read an article In advertising fees and expenses. He the Colonist the other day “The Snob.” clock face Is lighted up and a magnified reflection of it appears on the celling. therefore claims a partnership. The ! and very true to life It was. But what defendant has refused to recognize his . about the writer of anonymous letters? Removal of the pressure on the button « xtlngulshes the light and the owner Claim, and Bingham Is askjng the I Surely he. .or she. Is far more wofthy court to have accounts taken to show !1 knows whether it Is time to get up Or of contempt than the snob; and the exactly what money was paid for the ! person who stoops to cut out articles whether he can take forty winks more. limits, and how the money paid the 1 ■ from dally or other papers, and, with NEW YORK STOCKS. purchasers by him was disbursed. Insulting Intention, sen^s them to wo men. anonymously.rts: In my opinion, (By Courtesy F. W. Stevenson A Co.) and in the opinion every right-mind We are having a wonderful sale of the loti in Garden City. The people are appreciating the beauty of the surroundings, the New York. March ». ed person, a creature more to be avoid magnificence of the view and the fertility of the soil. March 23rd was a rainy, miserable day, but we sold 38 lota in Garden City. ed than the bubohtc plague Itself. One High. Low. Bid. such person ' I know to be In Victoria A mal. Copper ...... Am Affr Chemical- . As close as Oak Bay. closer than Esquimalt. Low taxes and the electric car line with a elation on the property go to make this at present, and I think I could name . ft 671 Aron. Beet Sugar .... . 45f 46* an ideal spot for a suburban home. Have you bought one yeti When they start to build the railway, prie» will dou. that person. Has one no safeguard Aron. Can. pfd...... m n against a reptile such as this? . a inn. H melting .... ., .. M 7H The person’s Identity who a short Aron. Sugar ...... 119| 11» Automobile leave, our office for Garden City every two hour, between 10 o’clock a m. and 5 p.m. each day. It coats nothing to time ago sent anonymously a cutting Amn. Tel. A Tel .. .. Iff from the Dally Colonist to a lady Is Amn. Tobacco pfd. ... 971 JOHN MESTON take a ride and see the property. , — pretty well guessed, and steps hate Amn. Woolen - 854 344 Anàconua ...... «1 3*4 Atchison ...... CARRIAGE MAXIS , m m : 11. R.*T. w SLAOKiMrrl ...... 7*1 m C. P. R...... «..... 234 222| 2284 ■TO. ESXr'a; dhes. A Oido , ...... «1 *H «I BROAD ST. McPherson & Bros. i’-on. Gas ..v* ...... 1464 146| 1461 nd Brie .... . IN 29| Belwten Johnson and Pt N«V. pM ...... 1271 127| £ Pandora. 818.TROUNCE AVENUE ...... mi re nn PHONE 1888 Toronto, S. M ...... 1481 1471 1471 L ■Q-uini-.'V*'—- - - ****'** 1 OR. OH ABES OINTMENT* < ...... S4| 22| *44 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH ‘28, 1911. 13 -W o c? ms TT7T il Vi > 1 • • « 1 ; k «; * i* l *1 »? * * i t 1 City Water Now City Water Now : 5 -HJM1- t 1 *•••1 •• i i 1 • > ' ! •, g f 6 s Laid on Property Laid on Property Vi \ » $ t X V) * k ? : i i t " t ■ u 0 —4— "T •4— w * (A • $ . i VI • 9 1- *> 1 Mi — V 4 U > bt * ■ > . —a * i k * i Lots , * t ; Prices SH- ! i .'A ■»—.*3 . ;..c i •: _LU---- - 1 k-i— //_ <=> T y Most healthy and picturesque part of the city of Victoria Within the one and one-half mile circle from City Hall. By-laws have passed the council for Asphalt Street, Boulevards and Cement Sidewalks. Automobiles will convey intending purchasers to view property at any time. Telephone 1032 DUCK Cmd JOHN^STO^N 626 Johnson Street tullo that within five years from now nounring that his second number would Victoria will be accommodating 86,066 be the four national anthems, a num ^^88+B RUPERT CITIZEN tInhabitants. ber for which he Is famous. As a musi While his own personal Interests are cal effort, this was really the feature Intimately wrapped up In the O. T. P. of hfe playing, #or it appeals lo all. terminal city he does not allow that Everyone le familiar with the national OF WELSH CHURCH LIRES VICTORIA tact to prejudice bis outlook on the Crystal Theatre. 1rs of England, America. Germany situation regarding Victoria. His ob and France, and ta hear the four aim You Can Pay servation enables him to discern the The management will to-day offer coming from the piano. Intermingled great stimulus which Is responsible for as an extra the moat realistic picture from the efforts of one pair of hands, the present unprecedented activity In ever presented to a Victorian audience. wrought the audience up to .the great Government Promises to Pass Alderman Patullo Looks for It la so plain, so accurate, that one the realty market of Victoria, and be est pitch of enthusiasm, and mode Laws During Life of Pres 80,000 Inhabitants in ing a business man he discards what almost feels inclined to about "Bravo, XVfcstony'a tame everlasting here — More— Toreador" with the senore and ssnorl- might be termed parochial patriotism, Hia third number was humor !n art, ent Parliament Five Years’ Time and divides his Interest so that he may tas of sunny Spain. Enters the toreador Into the arena. and In this he played "Every Little take a hand in the capital city's devel Movement." as the author co opoeed But You Can’t Get More Fdr Your opment. The stirring toreador song from "Car- n,” played by Herr Naget Three It, and then as Sousa would have The alderman ,1s staying at the Ere Premier Asquith made an import bulls, after goring ten horses t3 death, played R. Responding to a continuous Money When You Buy a - Among the distinguished visitors to press hotel and will likely be tn the city storm of applause, he played the fan succumb under the skilful blade o* the ant announcement recently to a depu the city of Victoria at the present time for a week or two. taisie from "Carmen," and the splendid idolised hero of the arena. Amid celec tation of Welsh members which wait music brought him a further demon Is Alderman Patullo, of the Qrand tionx frbm "Carmeja" and ‘La Palo- NEW DEPARTMENT OF C. N. R. stration from the people. Westony Is ed upon him at the House of Com- Trunk Pacific terminal city, Prince Ru the spectator might actually Ima REGAL Marine Engine great pianist, and his advent Into pert He Is a keen admirer of the gine himself transferred under the vaudeville means that artistic and many attractions which the capital city The new immigration office of the palm» of Spain, witnessing the exciting The proceedings were private, but scientific acts are becoming more pop of this western province lavishly un Canadian Northern Railway has been national sport of that country. the following official announcement opened at 62 Scott Block, Winnipeg, ular each year with vaudeville patrons. covers to convince the sceptical eye of Four other reels complete a pro was afterwards made: the unbelieving stranger. Not being a and is described as already a very busy gramme which will have no efiual In H. V. McConnell and company pro mere useless aesthete, however, he Is spot. Thomas Howell, head of the de Victoria, and which was much np- jected Into the" Grand a novelty that "The prime mlnïitër ihformed the ^Interested In the material as well as part ment, with the experience of sev plaudcd at every performance yëater- for the time being startled the audt- deputation that It waa the Intention Hinton Electric Co. Ithe ulterior phase jfiL the fittX». JMNLJM ecaLyeam.lh LmwlgraUuu work to guide, _ Herr- NageU* avwture wiil be the* . UU'-MçÇanncU el the ewruaenm^nt.. on. the aseun is here because he realises that It Is him. Is conducting a propaganda In Second Masurka, by Godard ^ caused an uproar and wound up his tlon that the parliament bill Is carried Boat Builders and Launch Engine Experts. good to be here In a financial as well as Great Britain that has enabled him to New Grand Theatre. act with a splendid singing trio. Into Itfw this year, to give to the secure the finest elaas of immigrants Weieh Disestablishment bill such Government Street. Phone 2245. a general and physical sense. The playing of the Wagnerian pian Manager Trumbell has another for As a business man the wonderful de that have ever come to r&nada. The eign act of high standard In the three position next year as will enable It Royal I,lne steamers have their full ac ist. Vilnius Westony. carried the Grand velopment of Victoria has entrapped audience away completely yesterday, Leyghtons. globe dancer* and acrobats to override the veto of the Lords dur his Interest. In conversation with a commodation taken for all sailings well and the headline act alone would be extraordinary. This act la all that waa ing the present parliament." Tlpies reprësénlafTve to-day he ex Into the summer. Mr. Hawley, of the CIVIC ARBITRATIONS. Bodwell. K C., appeared for the. own sufficient to fill the theatre every per claimed for It by the advance man, The proceedings are described as pressed himself as astounded at the Winnipeg office, Is claiming a large pro ers, and City Solicitor McDlafmid for formance this week, even had Manager and proves that Mr Coneidlne. who having been marked by extreme cor great strides that the city had made in portion ol farm hands and domestics selected It. knows the best and brings the city. for the west, and if the applications George Trumbell not got f. full bill of diality on both sides; and the Welsh The arbitrator* yesterday received the way of expansion. A life-long ex the beet to America. all the evidence In support of the The Fort Street arbitration pro perlence of the condltionj of the west from those desiring help are as prompt feature attractions to support the ac members of the deputation expressed Harry Booker and J. P- Duffy, are claims of the owners of the Balmoral ceedings are now closed with the ex- from the Yukon to 'Frisco is not the and in as sufficient numbers as already compllshed Westony. themçelves as highly pleased with the His repertoire yesterday commenced performing In the "Walking Delegate, prime minister’s announcement. hotel, and hoard the reaaons of the eption of the claim of Dr. O. M sort of thing to be sneered at, especial seems assured, the labor problem will Jones, 'who obtained permission with the “Tannhaueer" concert fan an Irish farce. Booker is as agile as Previous to the deputation waiting city why tho claims made by the ly when that experience IS assimilated not be such an acute one for this and through Judge lampman in the following seasons. Application forms taisie, played with such charm and ever, has the same ripe humor he liad upen the prime minister the Welsh owners should be reduced, and will by an Intelligence that is above sus county court to make a further claim. sweetness that the audience was still two years ago and ns a, fun-dispenser members received a deputation of shortly make known the amount of picion, and It l* that experience which w ill b« supplied by addressing W. A This will now be proceeded with by dictates the opinion of Alderman Pa- Hawley, 62 Scott Block, Winnipeg. applauding while Westony stood an- was a riot. Welsh Free Churchmen, whose object the award. The owners of the pro Walton and Vivian have a real estate was to Impress upon the Welsh party perty, part of which is required for the arbitrators. story and other lilts, songs, and some in the House of Commons the neces widening Fort street, asked $29,783, buffoonery, but no voices. The Grandi- sity of Welsh Disestablishment belno, and the city offered lees than one- In the elementary schools of France Frot>*‘ ha* picture* that arc new, and carried in the present parliament. The half, $13,694. more than 24 per cent, of the pupils are Manager Trumbell'ha*"a Tattling K ülfifitBSM ___ ■■ msm IMPLICIT Y of Framing and Adjustment of the Subject to Its Surroundings Are Important— difficulties of Arranging a Large Group —I Formal AnangemcYit for m mi Panelled Room the wall and la no circumstances should there be a group of pictures 'formed luto £ triangle or any other fantastic JfcE=S If there are too many pictures for one row to form s ‘friexe there mly be two or three rows and they will still look wdL^ Sometimes girls who have several dtyr.cn photographs of a favorite get re** which they wish to hart on their walls make , the mistake of sticking them Into fishnets* around the top of their mirrors or dhwpe- tog of them by poking them into the of a series of pockets, from which meg A Suw»n«w far Arren*tng Many Smell Pictures peep out-to.an untidy and highly iinboau- tlful array. This Is always a mistake, ns Different Sims all fussy sad fancy decorations are. If* •m. a: the pictures are not attractive enough to. erty, whsrses when e ttârrow moulding Is A Well Balanced Group be worthy of framing It la better to pi| lease with which a girl has to choses there Is no opportunity to gu them Into a portfolio or to leave out ealy-^ deal when aha te arranging her wrong, end there Is eve.-y seen renew that e most satisfactory remit will he obtained Thin should usually be the low- spaced at the other aide of the centre. one or two, which may be placed on a Blank end brown mouldings about tbroe- Is Illustrated by the couch picture. shelf. There are, of coure#, rooms so decorated eighths of en Inch wide ere used for pho If the pictures are nut to be arranged It la necessary, however, to allow the eye that they require a very formal arrange y et It Is tographs. etchings and engravings and In a fries» or la a formal arrangement to be the judge la the matter of grouping if no formal arrangement Is adhered to, ment of pictures, such as. for instance, prints, end gold frames of the same width over a mantel, a sense of balance Is nec end rounded are most elective for «41 because there are so many things to con a panelled room, but rooms of this sort essary to group them so that they will are not those occupied by most young , paintings and water rotors. Gold frames sider besides the time of the picture sad tortur* without thwiMln, knowing hot be stupidly and etltty symmetrical, the shape of the wall. such, for Instance, girls and are usually decorated completely of 'this sort are also need very efertively why le u Me whew well draoratiow era nor. on the other hand, too scattered and as the effectiveness of the picture itself by artists. A very pretty panelled effect I on the black and white picture#. The cool ragged In effect It la not the best way and the color, or whether there la a great - ,__ , _ . „ ... . Improperly arraagod. leal of black in one picture, while the 1 hae been to a • room w*tok toues of gold instead of the red ton eg usually to put the large.. picture la the The qouattw of bracing plcturoo la a .there are very light to color. j the windows end doors happened to be way .oggwon. the old rodpo for cooking s "boUd »lw*T» •* rhowo and thc yellow middle and place the little once around —-----„ . regularly placed on »» AMUSEMENTS a shower bouquet of carnations. Miss M. I. Lfllng and Miss Lexle losing act Importers of High Grade American Footwear. » SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ed as bridesmaids. They looked very ♦ Î pretty in blue silk carrying shower Inclement, bouquets of pink arid white carnationa. Mr. Watson A. Clark supported the Mr end Mrs. J. M. Savage left yf*- groom. The popularity of the young terday on a trip to Winnipeg. Weather Calls couple was testified to by the large SULLIVAN and CONSIDINE number of handsome presents received, HANAN & SON among which was a handsome china Mrs A. D. Whittier, 1242 Fort street, ! oak cabinet from the members and will receive to-morrow afternoon in-1 For Umbrellas congregation of 8t. Alden’s. After the For Style and Comfort Week Commencing March 27th stead of Thursday, her usual day. ceremony a reception was held at the residence of the bride's aunt, MIsN M In its making a Hansn & Son Mr and Mrs W. N. Mitchell left I ’ and Hat Pins Irving, at which a large number of shoe is a work of fine art-fore The world’s one Wagnerian pianist yesterday via C. P. R. on an extended I friends attended. The happy couple Vlbnos Wrstony trip to eastern Canadian and United J l^any a lady has spoiled an ex Will, take up their residence at 12M Fia- showing every new trend of DINE. PfiOP‘5 In a, repertoire of classical and notw- pensive hat through, not carry-,... 8ti*rd street...... ______— the most exclusive fashion. DAILY-ALWAYS M05T i muiler^ Ing an umbrella and many have Pre-eminently the shoe for gen ABltTMtATHt-naoeU Dr. B. C. Richards arrived on yes suffered embarrassment through tlewomen and gentlemen. The Booked from London terday’s Princess from . Tacoma, on a week-end visit to his parents. Sheriff | not having sufficient hat pins. high degree of quality does not Tlie Three Leighton* and Mrs.' Richards. Globe Performers. The Evening signify extravagant costs. If An- gbster enterrafnmenr wfit* Umbrellas UpFrom there were a better ahÔë'ÏBm H. T. McConnell and Company given In Metchosln public hall Monday. that'made by Ilanan * Son. of President of the Thirteen Club” April 17. by St. Mary s Guild, for the] $5.00 Chit-Chat New York, we would be selling benefit of church funds. r Filled to the brim with fun. Handles of silver, silver and BYMUTM CAME A ON - it, but as there is not we are J. Robertson, the winner of the first I pearl, all pearl, wooden with sil happy to be selling the beat Harry Booker and Company prise In the recent Hal mon sweepstake,] t. ver Inlaid or the plain long di Yesterday I pub there ». •The Walking Delegate.” whereby he secured 18,244, left y ester-j rectoire handles. Covers In lished some of on a visit to his old home In Gibs- | either pure silk or silk mixtures. the letters that Walton and Vivian gow. came to me on In the musical farce the subject of C. B. McPherson, assistant passenger | the necessity of ‘The actor and the str* " traffic manager of the C. P- R-. with | Hat Pins From KSTwnmu ytQI any woman’s tell H. B. Hammond Shoe Co. headquarters at Winnipeg, and H. ing the man ehi Bfrtdfts, general passenger agent atjj 25c is about to marry WMhart OOwfUwr, M. Y. Vancouver, were over yesterday and re-1 Huu A Se». M. T. In all styles and novelty designs of her past, when turned last night. ^ not forgetting the popular chan- she la unfortunate Pemberton Building, 621 Fort 8L Mrs. Thomas Hod son left on Friday. ! tec 1er. We've a numerous selec enough to have after a visit with Police Inspector and) one, and I p tion in stone set hat pins. mined another In Mrs. Palmer. 72» King's road, tor Fer gus Falla. Minn., where she will settle I teresting human mill document to-day Victoria Theatre the affairs of Herself and husband and) Here It is: OPEN DAILY Of^TIL 10 P. M. expiriinoi afterwards retuAt to Victoria, wher Cballmr I Mitchell All Week and Matinee on Saturday they wlU reside. "Should a woman tell a man her past? la the question a young girl asks Mrs. J. A. Macdonald, Toronto, aux Ce., LieHed you. My answer to that girl Is ’Un THE LONDON BIOSCOPE iliary secretary of tWe Women's Mis 1017 Govt. BL Victoria. B. C. der all circumstances Yes.' Be hon Mandarin Coats sionary Home Board of the Preebyter- est and frank, and you will have no AliD AMATEURS ian Church of Canada, will speak to reason to regreVlt. If the man is the ladies of the Presbyterian churches just and loves you he will forgive and Special New Shipment Just Unpacked Saturday Matinee. Children 6c. this afternoon at 1 o’clock In the lec forget and respect ÿôü for your hon NIGHT PRICES, 10c. ture room of 8t. Andrew's church. All Misa Ollworth. whoee soprano voice was esty. He will look back and will know While we are daily adding to our stock of exquisite that he. needs forgiveness for his sins, One Performance a Night, 2 Hours' ladles are Invited. heard to great advantage: March, and will realise that If he wants to be Silks we arc not forgetting the demands for the best Show. - Post No. 1, Native Sons of British | “Under Freedom's Flag," Nonowtesky ; I forgiven he must forgive also. quality MANDARIN COATS—coats that are cor Columbia, will hold a reception and | selection, "The Geisha," Sidney Jones; I «The following la my personal ex rect interpretations of those worn by the JAPAN dance by Invitation to the native born mi»* Dtlworth: cornet solo, "The peHence: I made the acquaintance of •nM*sons and**.«• daughtersA«.. «4.4 n.n and nflwAawives nfof Url-Bri I *** I • • Crystal Theatre Lost Chord," gulllvan. A. Pritchard; girl years ago. I learned to know ESE GEISHA GIRLS. llsh Columbia during April. It is the, her as A modest, deeply religious, Bread Street wish of the committee that all native- wait*. "The College Widow.” Berge;hard____ working, earnest and strictly Many Victoria ladies are owners of very hand TUI DOCTOl. -A»lv*s.rwflw boras sons and daughters, and those I violin solo, W. Brees; sketch, *‘f**or’I mJnil giri.* I proposed to her and some Mandarin Coats purchased from us, and often Ml few.ri.k- (Me. Me » SI..J- who know of native sons and daugh- l.cal,” Jas. Ryde; Idylle. "Traum der1after two weeks of waiting she con The Leading Picture House of Victoria, au'i r.wi.r 9MÀ V will we term, will assist the committee by send-j Slimerln," Lebtlxky: song. Mias Dll- at the theatre you will see some faultlessly dressed and the only one running sented and one evening asked me to k. Ml ______In* to them u many name, u ptmelble 1 worth; «-lection. The Belle of New | visit^ an old friend,rl.Bd of hers,he„. a. missionmi„|„n lady doffing or donning one of our Mandarin Coats. so that the Invitations can be sent out I York, Kerker; march. Doge’s March1 ary who always took a great interest 6 FEATURE REELS DAILY at an early dale. The committee In I from "Merchant of Venice"; God Save Steed iu'« Sootttig Fasten in her welfare. Changea Monday, Wednesday and c harge is Parker J. Hlbbeti. Reginald j the King. "I consented. She Introduced me Friday | CONTAIN Hayward and Leon J. Caib«uatiMIMH| Prices Range From $35 to $12.50 A pretty wedding took place on Mon ...to the man and left the room Imme HERR M. NAGEL, Musical Director. NO Rev. Father Brabant was a passenger I day evening. March 2», In St. Alden’B.Jdlalclylately..- We must not forget to emphasize the fact that THOS. J. PRICE, Illustrated Song [POISON the Tees yesterday. He has been j Cedar HIM. when Mr. €. F. Dawson ’’The old man asked me some ques- nr spending a month at his old mission on land Mise Irene Lain* were united in I tlon»—-about my prospecta and so on. all of these coats are hand-worked in the most won Admission 10c; Children to Matinees 6c the West Coast, where he was the first 1 marriage by the Rev. R. W. Collins. The | He asked me If 1 loved her and derful manner and in various designs and shades. white resident, and for 28 veers a mis-1 bride, who waa given away by her uncle.{said, ’Yea, I do.’ Then he told Fish for Supper 7 •ionary among the Indians in the 1 Mr. J. Irving, was charmingly attired that the girl had a ‘past.' 'Now, The colors of this special shipment are jtartieularly neighborhood of Hesqulat and Nootkal in white ellk and wore the Conventional J friend,' said the missionary, ‘can well blended, being free entirely from “flashiness.” New Empress Theatre Add a dash of Sound. During his absence he put the I veil and orange blossoms. She carried still love her 7* last touches to an extensive dictionary I “I love her more than ever,’ Monday and Tuesday and grammar which he has prepared of I | my reply. 1 left t,he room. The girl the Nootka dialect. He now returns to I SPECIAL LECTURE I was waiting outside. I took her hand Victoria where, on account of failing I |and said, it’s all right. You are Oriental Importing Company The Padre (Sellg). health and declining yeara he Intends I Story of the Missions In Old California. HOLBROOKS nd I love you just the m 610 Cormorant St. Opp. E. t N. Depot. Phone 1221. CHUUK WORCESTERSHIRE to taka up his residence at St. Joseph's! Patries of the Plains hospital, acting at the same time aaj “I married her. We A Great Western Drama. chaplain of St. Ann's convent. Rev. J I grown-up children. The girl with the The Spécial Agent Father Charles. O. 8. B.. has been per-1 I ‘past’ turned out to be one of the Drama (Vltagraph). I best and noblest women that ever manently placed In charge of the Ht h- J Vagaries of Love quiet mission. j walked the face of the earth. I thank Comedy (Pathe). SAUCE I God daily for this pearl of greatest Illustrated Seng—Misa O. Richards. Mrs. Moran, who begins a six weeks’ | I price that I found. She is the^beat of Admission 10c; Children Matinee. 6c "v'rfr/J A l>*nltltellf ! ! lecture tour for the provincial depart-1 I wives and mothers. She worships the I ground 1 walk on. The world and all GILLETTS ment of agriculture to-morrow return ed to the city Saturday night, after a| I its pleasures are dead to her. She MAJESTIC THEATRE flying visit to Seattle and Vancouver,| I knows only duty, devotion, self-denial PERFUMED THE where she was the guest of Mrs. Hay- land self-sacrifice to her husband and tATK^ST ter Held at the Vancouver hotel. Mrs. I Ichlldren. Moran was lady sunerlntendent station-1 “What would I * haye done If she Monday ând Tuesday ed In Northern Nigeria during part of I (had deceived me? Only God knows. Three Sisters the period In which Sir Frederctk Lij-| • Be honest and frank and leave the U\ The Romance of a Pretty Shop Girl HATSHOP gard was high commissioner. Previ |consequences to God and the future. In Neighboring Kingdoms ous to this she had been surgical nurse | That la my advice to the girl with A Medieval Tale of Matchleee Beauty. in Sir Frederick Treves’ private hos past. Is the St»mlsr4 Article pital In London and afterwards he’d I ”A HAPPY MAN.” The Widow's Choice ' Headquarters for READY FOR USE IN ANY QUANTITY Refined Comedy. many responsible appointments. She I To-morrow I will continue this talk. has atwar* been closely connected with I A Cocoanut Plantation the medical world, being the eldest I i yrizr/ C---- MADE.» CANADA. An Animated Armchair Distinctive daughter of ,jk well-knqjKn London ------* • .... -«A Good-Comedy. " «et,n and the sister of three promising] MUM «VgIVWMMM and Exclusive J" mv.ohers of the medical profession. Itching, burping, scaly anc Illustrated Song—by Mise McEwen. liOht bleeding with offensive Performances Dally 2 to 6.30, 0.30 to 11. E.W.GILLETTro LTD^ OINTXXONT. Millinery On Saturday evening an excellent or-1 perspiration are Instantly chestral concert followed by a dancf, | relieved and speedily cured, took place at the 8. L. A. A. hall. Shsw-I in the majority of cases, by (QMAIO PHOTOPLAY THEATRE nlsan. Uk«- All the arrangements| (IH or arm baths with CUTI- Th. Aristocrat of Plcturedom CURA SOAP and gentle 705 YATES ST. were admirably carried out and Shout | snr'lntirvte of CUTICURA Continuous Performances Daily Prom ope hundred »>eople were present. Mur OINTMENT. This------treatment- w . la equally . Neon to 11 p. m. Next to Merchant’s Bank. ing the evening dainty refreshments! effeetire for red, rough and sore banda TO-DAY were served, end the following pro-1 •ramme was rendered by the Clef or-1 Come Back te Erin, Drama. 1060 ft; qheAUAe. Jpt. Victoria, abiy. assisted by ] Tha Jot) and Ahe .GirLCftmftdy 8e*e*pou Was it Worth While, Drama, 1000 ft ; Do You Know Thie Woman 7 Comedy. Dr. Martel s Female Pills Eighteen Years the Standard Prescribed and recommended for NERVE STRAIN! women's alimenta a sdentifk-aHy pi HOMES Doctor» tell us that * vast percent I i pared remedy of proven worth. The age of the breakdowns and troubles RACE! result fro n their use is quick and per RED JACK McFADOEN to-day art from overworked, under manent. For sale at all drug stores. va A nourished nenree. We Americans strain every nerve in our body trying FORT STREET, lot 60x120; D. HODNETT to make a succeaa in life, and do not At the nourish and teed our nervous system good six roomed house. Here’s » Home Dye to »» to make it equal to the strain; In eity limit*. Easy terms. That the result la we are broken-down old Assembly Roller Rink men and women before we are forty Price .. $5,000 Fort Street ANYONE year» of age. The nerve tissues mutt Wednesday, March 23, at • p. m. be fed and strengthened, the stomach MEAR8 STREET, lot 60x Oan Use. must be assisted in doing the work of Skating as usual, 1.30 and 18.30 digesting the food, the blood must be 120. six roomed house. Attendance Select. Free Inatructton In the Twilight enriched and circulation quickened Phone 2317. L. C. POWELL. Prop always bees mors er Quite modern. Good terms.j less of a difficult under- the body and brain must be invigor ated, to that qre can withstand the » In the • city limits: Price of Life ; strain and retain health, Strength and is...... $5,250 toifwlwMk CarS aaS Awry ,0DuSy’e Pure Malt Whiskey, the There is nothing that can please the old folks so DYOLA TS^IOHNSON- world’! most reliable tonic-stimulant STANLEY AVENUE, lot 50 much as a BICHAKD60N and strength builder, ie an Ideal reme x!20. Within city. Six dial agent for nervous people or any JUST THINK or m one under a nervous «train. It quitta roomed house ; | basement. WHb OV-O-LA rou c»n celer eKher WeeL the nerve, and atari» the gastric Cottoe. bilk or Hieed Good. Ferhcllr with juices so that the food can be di Piped for furnace. Nice the SAM* Dire. No chlore of e.le* the WRONG r>r« for Ike OeoJ. T°e gested. It ie a food in Itself that lawn. Easy terms. Priee VictesBeriiner gives strength and fill» the blood with is...... $4,500 bright red corpuscles. Prices from $16.00 up. Easy payments. Doctors and othef scientists all over Over 3000 selections to choose from. America know that Duffy’» Pure Malt BMAIIT DAY COSTUME. liomesceker* should watch Whiskey does wohdere in aiding the A *own of this type Is Invaluable this space, ,ss the items are Hear the good old songs of heart and home sung "digestion and assimilation of the food to a woman's wardrobe, us It cun be ■ ..c X1 and in bringing vigor to the body. changed daily. by leading artists, at our store. It it .old In SEALED BOTTLES worn appropriately upon so many oc- v by>y all liquor dealers or direct, I'""J0"’' "^od>!rn*' “ Jo^- ."Jj" I t large bottle.bbttlt. Look for the and .Implicit,. The above model was made from Nattier blue qnolre velour, "On. Chemist" on the label and make THE FATAL BANQUET | with foot hem of black velvet. Black Montelius Plane House The feed whkk the rodent is so ssesrty sure the seal over the cork Ie un MARRIOTT “The Mecca of Tired Shopper»." broken. Medical booklet containing Velvet was also used for the odd gif dwrourtnf. is COMMON MENS* Ral E*- I die arrangement of bodice—the latter to iif i «to. TTm wPi m mtf tim • ■ Moi rare common-sense rules for health ll$*l Ing of re» end mice bot W drying tap the and testimonials, also doctor's advice, i made In bolero effect and trimmed caresses absolutely prevents the «msteeaeet : with black velvet covered buttons H"—1 “The Tea-Kettle” veaitoeUendtnc’he ose erf Inferior yrspwaMsaa. sent free to any one who write», m Light Luncheons—Afternoon Teas. 15c, 28c. 60c yd Jl. st ell dealers'. th. DoSy Mall WMsksy Os.. moshssMe. S T. i and braid loops. Yoke and stock •II Trass* Ai SURE TO HEAR Open After the Theatre. ■*e»ai»srl Ti. Common Sense Rat PCBIar. were white chiffon, with narrow white 111t Douglas St., opp. Vloterie Theatre, ZJ2 Plthcr A Le leer, Distributors, Vic j braid put on In design about nock, an MISS M. WOOLDRIDGE. Proprietress. toria and Vancouver, B. C. m in oiaL - ...... ft 16 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1911. bute, a poem, "Phrllt. Lee," with en Illustration. The Roman Art (exposition at MU Is ETO written about In the Field of Art by *4Srf1eon 8. Morris, commissioner-gen- era! of« the American asatlon. • >/ CROSS ATLANTIC CANADIAN AVIATOR 1 Cleared and Cultivated JOSEPH BRUCKER HAS NOW AT ^ We offer you lots in beautiful AIRSHIP FOR PURPOSE TEN ACRES on Saanich Road, within 2% mile û* 1 AAA circle. Price, per acre...... X7VV Has Beenen hFlying lying Nearly “Central Place” THIRTY* ÂCïtFH, cleared, cultivated waterfront. Car of Balloon is Also Motor- -Particulars of* Within 4 mile circle. Price, per acre *...... boat Which Can Be Eas less Experiment Size 55x113, and all have "been cleared and under FIFTY ACRES, partly improved with building». ÛÏOAA ily Released Close to Slugget post office. Price, per acre,..W L. McCurdy, brother of J. A. Dv Mc cultivation. Absolutely no rock. Only one block MONEY TO LOAN At 7 PER CENT. Curdy, the Canadian aviator, who re from finest” beach in Victoria and six minutes Walk Another attempt is to be made "to cently attracted the attention of the world by his spectacular flight from cross the Atlantic in an airship. This Florida to Cuba, arrived in Toronto a from the car line time it is a German, Joseph Brucker, few days. ago from the South, Where who is to make the flight His ship is he has been accompanying his brother « DAY & BOGGS nearly ready, and as soon as all pre In his pursuit of the vocation of avia Price $750 and Up parafions have been made will start tion since last November At present 620 Fort Street SOLI AGENTS - Victoria, B. C. J. A D. McCurdy Is in Washington, from the Cape de Verde Islands. Open Saturday Evening:», I to It ESTABLISHED 1899. where he Is making some aeroplane The principal difficulty at present is tests for the United States govern that one of the two motors is not ment, the machines being experimented working quite smoothly, and It may M with being designed for Immediate use > found necessary to exchange It for a •t Bf Paso, Texas, n !» tn this vicin Daimler before commencing trial trips. ity that the “test of efficiency" of the R. BROWN Then there is the problem of-aeeurlng United States army in connection with sufficient sleet bottles for the gas a the Mexican troubles Is being made, Money to 1 Vire Insurance Written. 8 tores and Offices to Rem. SPECIAL ! has to be transported to the Cape de and the introduction of aeroplane ex Phone 1076. 1130 BROAD STREET. P. O. Bos 418 Verde Islands. The German com periments will give the manoeuvres an panies who have been asked to supply additional spice of up-to-dateness. the thousand metal bottles have not Since early last autumn Mr. Mc Wilkinson Road enough on hand to be able willingly to Curdy has been aviating nearly every let them go so far afield: hence a con day He Is operating for the Curtiss siderable number; of them must b< company, and outside of Curtiss him Next Lot to 6. C. Electric Station bought right off, which Involves i self is regarded as the most fxpert o heavy Initial expense. aviator on the staff. He bas been C. F. De SALIS, LTD Lastly, trial trips can only be under giving a' series of exhibitions at vari taken when the weather In the bay of ous cities in the Southern States, In BEST BUY IN DISTRICT Kiel and neighborhood can absolutory cluding Mobile. New Orleans, Norfolk. • Max Dill Coming. STOCKBROKERS be guaranteed quiet for at least three Jacksonville and others. “Lonesome Town," with all its wealth hours. A telegram from the Hamburg Mr. McCurdy opened up a new field of scenic effects, delightful music, All Stocks bought and sold on commis Five acres, new house, observatory to this effect will be the by Ids rerent successful experiment. In charming lyrics, bright lines and pretty signal for the first start. receiving, while aloft, wireless mes girls, will be the attraction at the Vic sion on the Vancouver, Victoria or chicken houses, incu | - Details of Construction. sages from land stations. There had toria theatre on Monday, April 3, when Regarding the details of construction been a View that the ground wire was Max Dill, the noted German comedian, Seattle Exchanges. Mr. Brucker explained that the patent necessary for this, but thé experiment late of Kolb and Dill, comes to town. bator sheds and bam, spraying apparatus Is working quite proved otherwise A wireless operator, Dill has been making a highly success Futures sold on all active stocks. smoothly, and has been proved very who had never seen an airship before, ful tour of the cosuit, and report has it fine water. effective against expansion of gas Un was taken up. He sat with his feet that this 1* the brightest musical PRIVATE WIRE TO VANCOUVER. der the sun's raya The mechanism Is hanging Into space, one hand adjust comedy production on the road this very simple,' consisting of a small ing his Instrument, which was fitted season. The unctuous star was never For Immediate Sale hand-pump rather like the oil-pump of over hla ears, and with the other he seen to such advantage, and hi» com a motor-car which drives a thin stream wrote the message» received on his pany I* admirable, while hi* chôma la 202 TIMES BUILDING of .water up a half-inch hose to the pad. His head was encased in band declared to take the palm for pulchrl- ridge of the balloon, where the water Is ages to keep out the sound of the Phone 856. P. 0. Box 1201. $6,000 distributed In a very fine spray. Just motor The successful uniting of avia Un Tuesday. April 4. Dill will be seen sufficient to cool off the surface of the tion and wireless, the two newest won in "Dream City< triple skin. der», adds an important laurel to the young Canadian's crown. As indicat The prise In an International competi The water is drawn up from the tion for life-saving devices recently held by means of a rope carrying two ing the Interest in his achievements. It may be stated that on the night, he in Paris was swarded to a Jacket with air “buckets," which an- really egg-shaped tight pocket*, to he inflated by cartridges hollow- spheres, having two small eyes reached Havana he received 256 con teeming Brothers Limited gratulatory telegrams. of liquefied carbonic gas. or openings near the top. When let After a short sojourn In Canada. Mr. Foul Bay Waterfront down Into the water the spheres fill 624 rOBT STREET. gradually through these eyes. When McCurdy Is going south to fill a num ber of further engagements. He Is a Phone 748. Phone 673 the buckets are full the total pull HOLLYWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION, lot 50x120. Well shel the rope at any speed the vessel Is son of A. W McCurdy, of this city. likely to travel Is about 70 kilos, as tered. Fine view and good sandy beach. Ideal location for tested from a steamer in the Kiel bay HAVE NARROW ESCAPE. a summer home. and in the rapid Isar at Munich. The Tim Kee Agents water supply thus obtained also en Casse 1, Germany. March 28.—Four ables the aeronauts to adjust their bal passenger» on the spherical balloon Real Estate Altenburg had a terrible experience , last to some extent at will. Phone $1L P. O. Box $07 Stewart Land Company Ltd. while attempting a flight to the North - Real Estate Agents, Stock and Bond Brokers. 1 Hpeed of 1* Miles an Hour. A hurricane drove the balloon, 1414 GOVERNMENT 8T. Acreage, Lots, Homes The motor-boat which forma the car Phone 1381. 101-102 Pemberton Block. which ascended at Altenburg. In the of the balloon Is fitted with a boat's Duchy of Saxe-Altenburg. Into the Seven Aeree—All cleared and under cultivation, located In llappy screw at the stern, as well a* wlth^fhe Fulda river, which is over Its bank» two side airscrews which are to give ,Valley. leas than eight miles from the city. $800 cash, balance on good on account of the floods. The bal the balloon a speed under own power of loonist» were readied with difficulty Graham Street Terms. Price ...... $2,400 about 14 Kngilsh miles per hour. “The One of them was severely injured. Lot 50x105. Price. . »950 FARM LANDS Four and One-Third Aeree—All cleared and under cultivation, on two average velocity of the north-east trade The balloon travelled 160 miles in wind.” said Mr. Brucker, "is about roads. $460 cash, balance on terms. Price...... $1,400 three hours. Neehaco Valley, Stuart River, Fort George, Naas seven metres per second, and the ves CORNER DAVIES AND Double Corner—Double corner on King's Road. Can be had on easy sel's own speed will be roughly the WEARS MASK IN COURT. Valiev. payments. Price------.... .$1,260 same, which gives a total speed when ItRIDUE STREETS, two necessary of about 28 English miles per 25 ACRES NEAR CEDAR HILL. House and Lot—Near Willows, house and full sized lot on Cad boro Bay Low Angeles. Cat. March 28.—Wear lots ami a 8 room house. road. Price for cash...... $1,325 GORDON READ ACREAGE. I “With regard to plans." concluded ing a mask, which gave her the ap pearance of a 1 «an Negotiations With Great Brit ain Nearing Conclusion— Preference Expected The negotiations for a new Anglo- :X Japaneee commercial treaty which hare SUITABLE FOR keen in propre*» between the Japanese ambassador. the British Foreign Office, and the Board of Trade (or some months past arc approaching conclu, «ten. There are still some mutter»-of : A .KWW»r.*i« HTc detail to Settle, but It I» expected thkt .Jthc new treaty will be signed in April or May. Mr. Yabe, the technical expert, who arrived ha England from Toklo In Jan CLOSE IN! CLOSE IN!! uary in connection With these negotia V tions, has now left London for Berlin, when» he will assist the ambassador there in the negotiation» with the Ger man government before proceeding to France qn a similar mission. Negotfa lions of a character similar to Uuxue now proceeding In London are In pro Swineiton & Musgrave gress In most of the capitals of Eu- tope. - It Is declared that in these negotia 1206 Government Street Phone 491 P.O. Box 502 tion» Japan » chief aim is to set in fiscal matters the same autonomy that *he obtained in Judicial affairs when the existing commercial treaties This cut, white not taken from a photograph of the house itself, gives a. were concluded some twelve years ago. 1» tha rase of the treaty with Great good idea of its appearance^—- Britain, which Is to replace that expir ing in July neit, there Is good reason For Sale The house is built on cement foundation, cement floor in full sized base to believe that, in view of the special ment; reception hall onioning into parlor, dining room, kitchen and with stair relations existing between the allied New Modem Houses! nations, the treaty, when published SAANICH way running from it. wIH show that concessions have been NEW 9 ROOMS, full base The dining room is finished with burlap and plate rails. Parlor with made by the Toklo government In the ment, furnace ; first class tariffs affecting the -principal products finish, including plate fire-place, etc. of Great Britain entering Japan. In ACREAGE this connection it may be Interesting glass windows. Fine view to note that in the case of cotton goods of mountains anti sea. Lot 50x135 Imported into Japan 80 per cent, of Atout one acre of ground. This property is only two blocks from Fort street, in one of the highest these come from England. Five minutes from ear 66 ACRES overlook ingUnion Boy, 36 sere* of which are under districts in the city. TWO MINERS KILLED. line. Cheap at $15,000 cultivation; the balance easily cleared. This property is well COOK STREET, fine 9 room fenced, ho* a pood six room bouse, two good barns, an exbiust- Locomotive Jumps Track, Carrying Iess water supply and has fruit bearing orchard. This desir Cars and Occupant* in Chasm. house, splendidly finished. Vet y fine electric fittings. able komrsite can be bought in its entirety.or either half of it Terms $500 Cash Carbonado. Wash.. March 28.— Full basement and fur esn be had,,The price for the whole is Two miners were killed and several And Balance $36.00 Per Month. injured la an accident which oc nace. One of the beat curred here Sunday afternoon. The houses on the street. Price The price might be reduced if a larger cash payment were made. men. who were Just off shift, were is ...... $9,500 1,000 riding on the coal ears from the mine . SEE US ABOUT THIS TO-DAY. to the top of the Incline. Th* littb OAK BAT, new 5 room locomotive hauling the cars Jumped house. One-third cash. On terme the track at the bridge over the Balance 1 and 2 years. chasm Just after emerging from th.- mouth of th. t unm 1 and th.- cars Price...... $3,000 carrying the men followed the en gin* Into the chasm about 30 feet BUSINESS BUYS VIEW STREET, near Doug F.J.Hart&Co.,Ld. Bert Rossetti was killed outright and Reese Morgan died as he reached las. Choice business lo PEMBERTON BLOCK Pemberton'& Son the emergency hospital. Louis An cation. Per foot. . $850 derson sustained a compound frac VICTORIA,-». C. Corner Fort and Broad Street ture of the left arm, a dislocated hip RESIDENCE LOTS Vancouver Chilliwack and fractured ribs. OAK BAT—We still have a New Westminster Established 1641 Aldergrove Munson Rlnes sustained severe bruises and cuts on the face, and few lots left in Wilmot Tony Peasi la suffering from frac Place, but they have been FOOL BAT ROAD tured ribs. going fast this week. Im4 lap la Lets, al at Bert Rossetti, who was killed. Is Four lots, close to Willows one of the’ oldest miners here. H Which Will Hah* Tea Meaty esr and a few feet from a widower and resided with his Queen's Avenue, faring the Gorge Victoria Tennis club ■on and daughter. Reese Morgan, the Cross & Co. courts. On easy terms. other victim, was about 3® years of l’ark, ilouble center. Price age and leaves a wife and baby. Douglas Street 622 Fort Street. ta...... $3,800 Price, each...... $325 CORNER QUEENS AND DOUGLAS, splendid lot, 100 ft. on Vancouver and Empress, ESQUIMAU FIRE ALARMS near Park, comer $1,800 View 3 IJ1TS off Lampeon street. ■______Douglas Street. Quadra and King’s, double Each .. .. ,...... $950 S-Government and Superior 6ta New 4-roomed bouse on good 4- Government and Batter- B ta corner ...... $3,500 5- Menstee and Michigan Sts. Price. $48.000 Edmonton Road, near Kent '"I Price . $1,600 P~M#naies and Niagara Çta X Park OFF BURNSIDE ROAD 7—Montreal and Kingston Sta wood, facing south $800 This is a sure Money-Maker. 3 GOOD LOTS, highest point $—Montreal and Buncos Bts. Fernwood and Hanltain, Large lots near water and $—Dallas Road and Btmcse St double corner.... $1,900 in the district. The three U—Avaln Road and Government St car line. for...... $2,500 1*—Chemical W jrka. He St. Irma Street, close to Bum- SHAWNIOAN LAKE 14—Vancouver 8t. ami Burdette A va side Road and ear line. 16 glas and Humboldt 8ta 10 ACRE FARM, with 6ve- 14-Fupert and Humboldt Bts. Priee...... $»T5 17-Cook St. and FairfleM Road. The B. C. Realty Co. roomed bungalow. Priee Tour landlord lathe only one that Clara, Street, close. .ha . -Os*. _ $275 to _ . y 77 $2,500 Ay* **4.,Rqckt***. „ pnmtar. • .».u oy— - - n.i*. . « - ■ _.... V , ■ / .. - -- : ,i'. ty.rÿWï'iUfxj** wstnscstsB»swii*^.*c; : ■; - v.r.vjBtaat w-jnsrugwatiair.* * IV-Mom HI and Kairfield Road. Too can’t cell your rent receipts. 623 Trounce Ave. Phone 2443 Bay avenue, 3 lots. Price, M—Tate- and Bread Sta Every dollar paid far real le each...... $700 Viriwia Mortgage t Trest ZS-Government Fort Sta $950 14- Tales and Wharf Ita Start now toward Wellington Avenue, near 28—Government and Johnson Bts. Faithful, 2 lots. Price, Quarter cash. W-Dougtes St., at vh-terta Theatre, A Home of Your Own Temporary Offtee, R—m S, 1011 JÏ—Blanchard end ▼Mw Bta each ...... $1,250 Government Street Paying 1er U with the money yeu Balance 1. 2 and 3 years at SS—Br-mcer’s Arcade. would continue to pay for rent. Emma and Haddock, near Phone 300 P. O. Box 17» *4-Fort and Quadra Bta 6 per cent. S—Tates and Cook £>Ok _ * Let Vs Talk It Over With Yon Burnside, Mock of 5 lots, $4—Rockland Ave. and Bt- Charles It one a corner 82.5x121 ft; Call and get a plan to-day. M_For* Bt and Btai '.ey Ave. WILLIAM C. HOLT TOO LATE balance 60x130 ft. En M—Fort St. and Oak T ay A vs. Builder and Contractor, JOHNSON STREET ■ m AaskeHg RomL.~ ■ Phone Uto ....Hoe. pians and Estimates furnished free. The" 160 acres advertised at$iï.0O per enrols withdrawn. Easy terms can be arranged 60x120 on Johnson street, be Oak Bay Ave. and Davis Bt. 41— Pandora Ave. and Quadrr Bt. All land around it has been advanced to 4100 per acre. on all above. tween Dotfglas and Blan 42— Blanchard and Caledonia Area chard. On good terms. 42—Cook Ft and Caledo Ave. We eontrol the best frontage on Prospect Lake. We con Per front foot...... $500 42-Pern broke Ft. and Spring ” _ trol the key to its situation. This is worth looking into. Currie & Power Heisterman 46-Ols<**tone and Stanley Avea HOLT & ATTWELL «7— Parlors Are. and Chambers Et 12141 1466 50 feet waterfronts ge o REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Our Metchoein subdivision containing the C. N. R. station, 42— Quadra St. and lean's A va 1303 Broad 81. Phone 21» Willows Bench, lot b, Bt—Douglas and Dteeevery Bts. the Store and Post Office will be ready in a short time. Its Forman & Co. block 11. One-tkird cash. 52- Government Bt. and Princes» Am For sale, 200 acre* Kootenay district, 15- King's load ar Blanchard A va or will exchange for city property. worth waiting for. Let us tell you about it. 1212 Broad Street. Price...... $1,500 54-Government end Douglas Sta (“hearer street. house, 54—Oakland Fire Halt fully modern. $3,W>; 11,400 cssh. bal Phone 55. r R. B. PUNNETT 57-T^mon A Gonna son's Mill. Orchard St ance arranged. Richmond avenue, fire-roomed, fully Phone HIS. P.O. Drawer 7SI. 52-Hlllslde Ave. and Grahams Bt Betterton & Jones Cl—Cormorant and BV -*e Bts. modern house, a good buy; price 33,721; Bargains ! Room IS. Mahon Block. Victoria one-third; easy terms. Seal Estate and Investments. C2—Disc-very and Btor-a Bta Lot. 30x122, Just off Oak Bay avenue; •-roomed lumse on Princess St., 43— Bridge and Jnhlt Bt». $3)0; term» ti-20-21 Premia Block. Phone 143. : ■Util 18 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUEBDAf. MARCH 28, ttlt 5418 R^L,îiSonpoA,R^n «tranra The Victoria Special Elections wood roads, new seven roomed house | CANADA BOND OF THE WILL TAKE commanding beet view In city, both hot Act 1911 and cold water, large basement, iylfte'1 garden back and front., no rocks, owner j leaving for England. This la a splen did buy. and should be seen Immediately. I ANGLO-SAXON PEOPLE OF MEXICAN TROOPS Surrounding properties Increasing dally I tn value. Easy terms. Dalby A Law- o ion. 05 Fort street; price 83.208. m28| Municipal Notice Twin Bargains .. , GREAT BARGAIN—Coi ner lot on Haul- )r, Macdonald Delivers Splen General Reyes #n Way Home *> MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, 1911 did Address at Canadian to Lead Forces Operating I Bu»dt«. -IN- WANTED — Two Industrious salesmen in Chihuahua with good references to sell best adver- i , j Club Luncheon Using proposition to retail merchants. J PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby give-i Comm|Mton m cash on eoch order I tu the etcclor» of the Municipality ol ~T5 nfMvinWRWr , TMi tSj **“ C>V ot Vletertav-thet t requlre-thr- - Dr.-' J. A. Macdonald, editor of the (Times Leased Wire.) Iowa City. Iowa. m281 presence of the said Electors In th. FOR 8ALE—Victoria Weot. modern .lx- Vourt S00™ 11 the City Hall, tn the Real Estate Toronto Globe, who was the guest of Mexico City. March 2» -It was learn room house, sewer, electric light, hot I aforesaid City on Tuesday, the _§*h the Victoria Canadian Club at lunch ed here to-day that General B«™ardo and cold water, bath, close to two car j day of April, 1811, from 12 (noon) Reyea had left Rome lent night lor Unes, school, etc. Apply owner, < ■ jto 2 p. m., for the purpose of electing eon In the Institute hall this afternoon Parle and “that he will be here In two f^gmeoy. «7 Hereward rg^_------?£?Lerwon. to repressed them In the Mu There’s hardly a pin to choose between delivered a stirring speech upon the hi weeks. Reyex will not take a aeat In lit. J^n'wwH.Whk B. W . Btoart Councl1 “ M»>or "r Aldermen Vpvf higher patriotism which has for so long the cabinet hut will become active these two grand “snap" investments, so Commander of the federal tr.Hjya arrived ffasa- England. write. Ownwref*] The Sasds wR ssroi nation wfoanAfc- bean associated with Sh name. ■ Lind TléTîvèrÿ. 'VIcroriar^' " apl I dates shall be as follows: hihuahua. we term them “Ifwin Bargains” ley Crease, who presided, Introduced -With the exception of the ministers I FOR SALE—Automobile, seven eeetocl The Candidates shall be nominated the guest In a few gracious words. ■ foreign affair» and of the Interior, | ÏK «riling, the writing ahaII be tub of foreign affairs and estate, or sell half Interest to person | . Remarking upon the peculiar position the new cabinet was sworn In here to who will drive it for hire on equal I bribed by two voters of the Mantel which Canada occupied in the Empire, day at noon. Apply Harry Moore. 1012 Yates I parity ns proposer and seconder, and QAA Splendid lot on Burnside Road, elose to Douglas street; just 306 feet off Dr. Macdonald said that it was for *______?^l|shall be delivered to the Returning jjU«T FOB TO-DAY—Corner Humboldt I Officer- at any time between the daj« tP A)OW the new suburban ear line; will just about double,its value. Easy terms. them to play a great part in holding 1 and Psawlll» 108x114 to 18 foot lane. 8MJNHnf the notlce and 2 p m, of the day the Empire together, In. making the BORN. CALWELL—On the 26th ln*VT *ndI ...at-7 . per __cent._ ,Phone _«882.__ ___It.* W.... Clark!_____ I°* the Nomination,MBMI and in the event touch of it on the Oriental World re Mrs. Walter Calwell a daughter. | jgahtm Block mSjof a poll being necewary. such pori demptlve and strong, and In «***“* ESC Three choice acr... Gtanfurd arc-1 "«* *» «P»" OT Wvwtay the 7th,- (p-J O A/l Grand double comer ou Boleskine Road, close to Douglas street. Sire the1 touch of 1t on the great contiguous nue, close to rail and sidewalk, beautl-1 day of April, 1811,- ffon) 8 o clopk republic reciprocal and sympathetic fully situated. Hinder: 1203 Whittaker |a. m. tg -7 p. m. 1» the manner fol- (PilOvv 95x122. There’s # strong demand for property in 1 bene sections. Too Late to Classify 1 I dêslr« f»r CÀilùda Do better servi fWgi -----r-- -7— ■ j than that of being the bond between FOR Till:__MOST POPULAR FINE Mtlll.DINU lx)TH-Only Mu fan I For the office of Mayor. in ' thr^ ‘ — .Great Britain and the American repub FORM OF ADVERTISING IN from Oak Bay avenu., a f"?, ^l>uhl" court Room of th. City Hall afore TOW?,' TRY THIS COLUMN corner. For quick sale only 81.880, on I Spring is here aud now it’s lime to bestir yourself and secure that home you have been count lic. in being the Interpreter of ohe to terms. National Realty Co. »ra28| w**. ; . ing upon for so long. — — the other* understanding both better, , oK TWO LOTS WAITED—Cheap I ONLY THREE DAYS LEFTr-To dtepoM[ Pnh rperhap*, than they understand. «adj UNK? ' Hoi ^ Times office «f that beautiful seven raomJd house m of Wards 1. 2p 8, 4 and 6, at the Pttb- other, and In taking the hands of both forr iash. Box ». Tim------James Bay district. TheBay price has re-|Uc Market Building, Cormorant Street. REMEMBER THIS FACT: and clasping them together In a pact •rently been reddluçed1 |6M) MS the pwner ! 0f Whlch every person la hereby re- that no political exigency can ever *7 Times. U gping sway; J^**ionel Rea,ty I q til red to take notice "and govern him- e weaken or break. 1__ > General servant; my ^ii ^ www^at street. w - self accordingly family Apply between 10 4M WILLOWS BEACH-We have only five 1 n.iallfled to be nothin Victoria Property Will Never Again Be Offered “That was one of the reasons why the m Tata, ,lre«. m*l lou l.ft, all tav.l, no rock. clow, to Thc' Qualified to tt. nomm present situation TnTTaMRle war err Tn livin-maTf iMuibie seated, rubber tyred | beach, with an unobstructed view of Iated for and elected as the Mayor oi tensely Interesting. For himself he ' Mclaaughlln demoi’rai, nearly new. I straits and raountalrffe. Price only 8*0.1 the City of Victoria shall be such per cared far more for that International cht-ap. Apply 2«81 Rose street; phonel on easy terms. National Realty Ctk, |a„ ^ male British Subject» of at Present Low Prices understanding than anything else. R2766. Government street. "‘•«the full age of twenty-one years; and There was no controlling body of LOST Between Johnson street on Doug-1AOREEMICNTS FOR SALE PURCHAS-|mre not disqualified under AMT law. If you don’t want to build, come in and look over our fine list of Houses for Sale; we can laa and quadra on Pandora, anow pair J^*"h JbUerman I »nd •>*''■ b..o for the all month. opinion in the United States to-day In u' '"/ÙTnd rlî.TB,Jr*a T ïr&l Fmm^“0"“ ** * “•‘*‘""^1 pr.,..d.ng the d.y of nomination find you something suitable whether it's a cottage or a mansion. We've lots of “snaps,” fuit favor of any other position to be held by you must come quickly for them. The swiftest runner cleans up the bargains. More power Canada. There was no Intelligent man, HOLLYWOOD PARK-tot MnlM: ~âpUo- KlUHTt-TWII PEBT FRONT AUK ON th* registered °-"er ln to him. either In this country or In Great Bri dld^'J^ltmi," ». L IB one-third Shayrnlgan L*ke; apl.ndld home alto Registry Office of Lend or Reel Pro tain or In the United States, who was ciah’Mod terme. Anniy Hodgeon. Mc-1 and ck*e to railway : IbOOSi term» Wal- party In the City of Victoria of the a»- Call uni Blook. Douglaa street. na»| laoa A Clarke. OS Tataa atreat. "^janeaed value on the last Munk-lpalAp- in favor of the political union of Can àds and the United Htatee. Irresponsi hIhiiain lu a snug five room cottage I SHAWNIGAN LAKE—Five roomed cot-1 sessment Roll of One Thousand Dol- îffRu^i* roadîlot tf.llH-.tj .mall •««. Z.'° "St.? '*"• ” more, oyer and above any rag- ble men pf the press, and there were WALLACE & CLARKE irresponsible men In the press, on both M,ucir. îmhTîn h^ 5*. & «Ti; (*.SL « l«Vrml Judgment or charge, and who CMh ba'îance «» a LJStiT Rumell *! ______agulare olherwlee duly qualified as Mu- sides, untravelled men. were afflllvted cash, balance 826 1— with dreams, but fortunately they were Oregg. JOT Pemberton Building “ I SHAWNIGAN lXkb aNAP Thr»S|nlclpal voters 620 Yates Street not able to bring about their réalisa .■rutMTHT HriMF^slx acres la fruit, five! roomed cottage, 76 feet frontage on lake.] The persona qualified to be nomln - lion. V Canada could, either by treaty nlo^fouee^ bargain at 84.68»; IMn cash. 1860 Wallace A Clsrke^Lted for and elected as Alderman of W. O. WALLACE Tel. 471 R. WILSON CLARKE or otherwise, associate Itself with the balance arranged. Ruaaell A Gregg. 1ÜÜ:______;______^[thp City of Victoria shall be such p* United state* or with any other coun Pemberton Bidldtng. ______128x120 ON HARRIET ROAD, ekiee to both IBOns M are male British Subjects of try for the promotion of the world «.«M^ï'lve roomed ho—. nmr WSjw .Jtendld elle for factor, r’.*,!'. I the full age of twenty-one year», and pearenn.ro street,airemt highhiah «4and dry^^«Ufuldry; beautiful |I JJ™*- WaHaceWaMace Aft CUrke.Clarke, CB( Tag ^ nQt dlsquellned under any law. peace, that would. In hie opinion, be Owner. Box A1717.1 street OHAND8TAND COLLAPSES ive been for the six months one of the greatest boons that eSuld «Bal2» ON HARRIET ROAD, dose to both rx possibly come to her hand pc^fllng the day of nomination Hapulpa. Ok I* . March 10 An entire 84.SOO Modern, two story, eight roomed | cars; snap at MOO. easy terms. Wallace| next pr< ft Clarke, 6» Yalee street. m30|the reglutcred owner In the land Reg •PfUttn of iioatfi at the bt* arena for Hie other great point was In relation dwelling, near Fort and Quadra; a har- to the democracy of Canada. He claim Un. 8808 cash. Owner. Box A17JVA171LI SBK US FOR ~QV.ÂRTKR~ACRE MTTsIkRry Ogoe of Land or Heal Property the Mnrrla-Hctnwk fight fell this after ed that there Was no democracy |n the tin.» Montera y avenue. Wallace A Clarke. I in the City of Victoria of the assessed noon. Panic for a moment threatened world that could lead the way to the îàCin^-One-thlrd« acre land, five roomed I M Tatee street. I value on the last Municipal As Look 'rottage. large stable, etc., near 8326 PER l»T on three mile circle; IMIment Roll of Five Hundred Dollars It waa whtn iwten. however, that no one Canadian demoeracy But they must - giàard their citlaenshle no as to pre gain; **» cash. Owner, Box A171X, cash. IK) per month; buy one of these |or more over and above any regls 1 waa seriously Injured. Alwut 100 peo Times ______and double your money in one year I . ,lldempn, or charge and who pie went down In the crash. serve and nourish that democracy iaOOK THIS CP-11* feet on Cloverdale j * Ctsrke. K-D Y a tes ^reet^»^ | otherwise duly qualified as BURNSIDE ROAD, two large lots, on terms. Price....4850 Later à smaller nectlon of seats fell, They must guard against - the evils avenue, and 28*4 feet on Ess street; good J FOUR LOTS ON BROOKE STREET, HARRIET STREET—We have a choice block of lots on this and sixty more persons were thrown to that had devastated Scotland, for In terms_ _ __Hodgson.______McCallum __Hlo Early Rose Seed Potatoes Steel-Drake’s We have only a few tons left. Order now before they are all sold. Our seed is imported stock, true to name, shape and color. AJ12A Famous Gakes SYLVESTER FEED CO. - 709 Yatee St MÆ Telephone SIS Just to hand and tke very nicest cakee ever lasted In Victoria- Ex cellent fur Five o'clock Teas Try a pound to be convinced: ..ADY CAKE, lb...... 36* .MARBLE CAKE, lb...... 36* PLAIN CAKE, lb...... 36* CITRON CAKE. lb...... 36* Unies» You're What We Bay is ORIENTAL FRUIT, lb...... 40* DIXI'S OWN FRUIT CAKE. Arrow Brand Gilsonite Composition 1 MADEIRA CAKES, each .86* lb...... 86* Acquainted True, What JELLY ROLLS, each...... 30* FRUIT CAKES, each...... 86 With This Store WHOLE •wIteat tjrea'd; lO* " —TRtTIT "PIES; each ,-rm r!6*- Is to* Concrete and Brick Wans. Iron and Wooden Structurai et an __We Do S " ENGLISH CRUMPETS, per SOSTQN BROWN BREAD, lO* kinds. For Ship»' Hull» and Deck», for all kind» of-Roof a for Tin or You Really Legitimate. doaen ...... , ...... 80* LUSCIOUS DOUGHNUTS, Etc. Iron Butldlna». and Bridgea It I» especially adapted for lneulatlng purpose». It will Stand a high degree of heat, and will net oarbonlaa. Don't Know What We It I» proof against Acids. Alkanes. Fume» and Oa»»e. and Is peetiew DIXÎ H. ROSS & GO. terlr adapted fer usa e» «as. eU. and jEïUlds tank», pipe* boiler*, What a “Fine” Promise 1» 1817 Government I em.liera eto. A»k for color card. " - ■- -- Independent Grocers, Grade Is. fulfilled. ., ISIS Broad BL , II. IS. Liquor Dept. TeL IBM. PETER McQUADEr V SON & A Snap in Esquimak Davies Sons AUCTIONEERS I do not know who will represent the Close to Esquimalt Car Offices: MB isles BL Phone 4T8 federal». ^Negotiation» will begin soon. ■DEO OFFICER According to our terms, Dias will he Just outside city boundary, with PRIVATE SALE frontage of «0 ft. (about) on two allowed to remain In office for three or streets, 2 very long lota, 10 roomed LarfeQuantityof Goods four month» to save his pride. Then heuee. wltjb itattrng for warmrat iriF'wnr r*eigii Dear Amy:— horse*, ihf