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VOL. 47. VICTORIA, B. 0., THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1909. No. 65 E. H. HARBIMAN GAS SNUFFS OUT WINNIPEG TO HOLD GOVERNMENT WILL MUST RETIRE THREE LIVES WORLD EXPOSITION (Special to the Timm). NOT GIVE IN Toronto. Ont.. March IS.— DONT Ht (Special to the Times.> WORK TELLING ON Samuel Tanner, aged 46; Rob­ Winnipeg, Man., March 18.— ert, his son, aged 10, and Sarah, FllRce At a mass, meeting last night POSTOFFICE STRIKE his daughter, aged 8. were reports were received from RAILROAD MAGNATE found dead in Jthelr home at 3 committees sent to Portland, Rideau avenue, thl* morning. Ht. Louis and Seattle, on the IS GAINING GROUND A, gas jet was open and all world’s fair project. • The re­ tÜree were suffocated. ports wer»» In favor of Winni­ Interesting Veiw of Financial ng holding a world exposition Wireless Telegraphy From Panic and Roosevelt’s in 1818. and a preliminary fund of two million dollars will to London to Paris to Re­ Part Therein. raised. COMES TO STOP lieve Congestion. Los Angeles. Cal., March lS.—‘‘Phy- Ivlans have warned me that I must London, March 18.—The post office t»» out. They Bay that I have don»* IN WAITING ROOM RUMORED HUGE authorities are trying to arrange a Hough, t am SI year* old and I have wireless telegraph, service between Lon­ don and. Parlg with the ob. DRIVERLESS TRAIN for the worse In my condition." IHvltii tho i-toat-Mlilitin due of the French telegraph ,and "pToyees. Harr!man to newspaper men In an. DASHES INTO STATION Bouncing his determination to relin­ OBJECT TO FIGHT Government Firm. quish gradually tty active supervision Paris* March 17.—The letter car­ of bis far-flung railroad holdings. U. S. CORPORATION riers have joined the striking tele­ Mr. Harrtman did not say that he Sensational Accident at Mon graphers. telephone operators and mall would give up his control at once, nor treat Accounts for four clerks employed by the post office de­ announce any time when he would be partment. At a meeting to-night they free from the activities which have Philadelphia Officials Deny voted t>y a large majority tv begin a characterized his career, but he said strike to-morrow after the first deliv­ ho would let go just as fast as he Knowledge of $800,000,- ery. Eight hundred postmen employed could with reason and that he would in the delivery of newspapers and. par­ consider his health now above all else. M ont real, Que.. March 18.—The «*• 000 Merger. cels went out after the last distribution In the same talk Mr. Harrtman spoke press train from Boston yesterday to-night. The strike movement gained greatly cf Theodore Roosevelt and hie use ot when approaching Windsor street sta­ the "big stick" on corporations. throughout the day. Paris being prac­ tion was found to be without driver or ^ r _ _ "The former president wee hot alto­ Philadelphia. Pa., March lS.-The tically isolated from the rest of France gether to blame." said Mr. Harrtman. fireman, they having jumped- from the report from Pittsburg that an 1600.- and France front the outside world. "although he went toe far. Thé panic engine pear Westmount. As a result W''j& 000,000 Independent steel combination Eixfi (thousand ‘'strikers' met fo-hTgfit would not have resulted if Roosevelt the train ran Into the station through to being formed, was denied to-day by and passed a resolution to maintain had not carried on his prosecution of men in this city who are prominent In the Strike to IKS" btttéf WM. the ladles’ waiting room, the engine the Iron and steel Industry. Premier Clemenceau declared that the cases against the railroads with being brought to a standstill In the __wdi vigor."______"There to absolutely no truth In the the government is ready for a bitter generar watting room. One woman. . ‘ . ' Z V. V/ f Story."—said__a high n8L»lal nf the fight and will not recede from Its post- Mr. Harrtman said that he favored Pennsylvania Steel Company, tton to force the strikers to the wall. regulation and fair treatment, that : two girls and a boy were killed. About "I know nothing whatever of -such a A very serious situation has arisen the transportation lines never wanted eighteen persons, all occupants of the combination." declared President Pow­ through the inability of the govern­ to give rebates, but that existing con­ waiting rooms, were hurt. Home of STILL THE STRENUOUS LIFE ell Htackhouse, of the Cambria Hteei ment to communicate _wlth its foreign ditions made It necessary. these are only slightly Injured. Company, "and will not discuas It." representatives, and to-night the strik­ A "Railroad rates were never in more Investigation shows In connection “Ex-Pmldi-nt Roosevelt is working overtime a* Hsgamore Hill preparing editorials for the ‘Out- Several days ago rumors of a com­ ers cut the private telephone wire con­ Stable condition than they are now. with the accident that a steam plug bination among Independent steel necting the El y see pajace with the capital should be devoted to develop- blew out of the locomotive and the loo)’ prior to sailing for Africa on his hunting expedition.’—News Item. companies were received here and fit various ministries. Troops are held In meat Instead of waste, and this is pos­ driver and fireman Jumped from the readtnee* at- Versailles to reinforce the sible only when competition to elim­ that time emphatic denial was made engine. The driver, who Injured him­ by leading officials of steel companies, Pari* troops in case any demonstra­ inated." self while Jumping. Is still uncon- SIR JAMES R. G0WAN POWDER EXPLOSION among them being E. C. Felton, presi­ tion of a serious nature occur* to-mor­ schwa ______• ____ ------SBuce he arrived at Pasadena lie LORD ROSE RY dent of the Pennsylvania Steel Co., row, which 1* a holiday. There is an One woman and two childrsf, the DIES AT BARRIE, ONT. Harrtman has seemed to be In uncer­ CAUSES PANIC IN TOWN and E. B. Morris, who Is a director in alarming rumor late to-night'that the tain health, although he had been fair­ ; family of a Canadian Pacific dls- T0RIALS both the Cambria and' FeftfisyTvama secretaryor thé KaTTroafl Em pi oyees* | patcher, and another child, a resident ly active and buoyant In spirits. That steel companies. Association has promised to order out his rest In the last few weeks has been j of Montreal, who w;ere waiting in the their men in a sympathetic strike. To Fight Opçn Market. beneficial to conceded by hie physi­ waiting room. Were killed, aijd two Was Noted Jurist and One of London. March S-Uwd Itost - Three Men Dead in Coeur Premier Clemenceau to-night flatly her,. In » letter \ III* Times, cians and attendants, but that his were seriously Injured. No newmust* Oldest Masons In New York. N. Y.. March 18.—Accord­ refused to offer term* to the strikers. health to satisfactory and that he has on the train Were injured. The train raises another alarm lag ques­ d’Alene Ptant at Wallace, ing to special dispatches from Pitts­ He tokt the Justice of Paris, who call­ made the gains expected is not con­ crew realised the speed at which the Canada. tion that whether In view of burg an 8808,040,0410 combination of the ed to see him relative to what the ceded. —, train was going, and applied the Germany's navsl growth Ureal Idaho. independent Iron and steel Interests of government proposed to do to end the brakes, but loo late to prevent the en­ Britain's Territorial defence Is the United States In opposition to the serious situation, and who suggested gine overrunning Into the waiting adequate United States Steel Corporation, to the a bill creating a superior council of NEW STEAMSHIP (Special to the Times.) He declares that this is an latest rumor in steel circles. Accord room. The station has been used for Wallace. Idaho, March 18.—Three the administration which could con­ urgent matter, needing strict Ing to the report the move begun im­ over twenty years, and during that Barrie, Ont., March 18.—Hir James , men have been killed In an explosion sider the employees’ grievance*, that Inquiry. mediately after the announcement of LINE TO CANADA time, while about half a million trains R. Go wan died here early this morn­ in the. plant of the Coeur d’Alene the government would promise nothing an open market by ✓ the corporation, have been handled, this Is the first ac­ ing. powdef works. All the dead were resi­ while the employee* remained away cident. dents of Wallace, and employees of the and Is expected to take definite form from their poets. The premier de­ In a few daya. Pittsburg, It Is said, The dead are: Mrs. Nixon, 144 Ash Deceased, who was an Irishman, was powder works. Five of the frame struc­ clared that the strike was • sense legs, Prince Oscar Sails From Ham­ will be the headquarter* for the new avenue. Montreal, aged about 32 born in county Wexford in 1813 and tures. together with the concentrator entailing the! gravest consequences not years; daughter and son of Mrs. combination which to to to called the came to Cânada In 1882. He served as HOTEL. NEARLY 200 YEARS of the Coeur d'Alene Concentrating only to the business of France, but ta burg—Germany’s Trade Nixon, the former about S and the lat­ American Steel and Iron Company. the country Itself from an Interna­ a volunteer In the rebellion of 1837. At Company, were wrecked, four of the ter about 18 years; Elsie Vlllteres. of powder company’s buildings being tional point of view. Overtures. this time he was studying for the law, OLD, BURNS TO GROUND Montreal, twelve years. practically levelled. A WINNIPEG FAILURE. Soldier Po*(men. Mrs. Nixon was the wife of W. J. and In 1838 was called to the bar. Hia Friction on a copper screen in the * > Paris. March 18.—At a cabinet meet­ Nixon. C. P. R. train dispatcher at career was a record of success, and (Special to the Times.) Medicine Hat, ahd had gone with her mixing room during the process of ing to-day It was decided to use sol­ London. March 18.—The Berlin cor- le was appointed a county court judge Kingston, N. Y.. March 18—A num­ Winnipeg. Man.. March 18.—The Mc­ two children to the station to meet manufacture Is believed to have been diers In the work of distributing let­ é respondent of the Standard says: "The ber of nearby Houses were threatened the cause of the disaster. In this room Kay William* Company, one of the ters. They will take the place of the Prince Oscar, the first steamer of the her husband, who arrived on the Wtn- at 81mcoe 1843 to 1883. From 1888 to 1888 he was chairman of the Board of when the Centennial house at Old Hur­ was stored more than 2.000 pounds of largest retail stores In the city, assign­ striking letter carriers. new Canada line, jails for Halifax on rlpeg train. After the wreck occurred ed yesterday. Nixon had gone home, and finding hi* Judges in Ontario. He was called to ley, three miles south of Kingston, one nltro glycerine which exploded, to­ March 18th. The Canada line only gether with five tons of giant powder carries steerage passengers, and there family away returned to the station the senate In 1885 but resigned In 1807 of the oldegt hotels In New York state, FABULOUS WEALTH ON stored in near-by structures. The ex­ GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF N. B. is no direct steamship communication for his wife ai>d two children. Their through 111 health. He was an LL. D. was totally destroyed by fire to-day. of Queen* university, a fellow of the plosion caused a panic in Wallace. for better class passengers to Canada bodies were Identified smile hours Active work by a bucket brigade of NOVA SCOTIA ISLAND This Is to be altered shortly, as the afterwards. Imperial Institute, tip* director of sev­ Fredericton, N. B . March 18.—Dr. A villagers prevented the flames from W. McRae, of St. John, was last night decree has gone forth that Canada eral companies, as well as ope of the ._ INSANITY IN MANITOBA. oldest Masons toi Canada. He was ipreadlhg The ‘burped building was elected grand master of the Grand must be wooed and conciliated, and no Orange Lodge of New Brunswick. ' efforts are to be spared to promote WANTS DEFERRED knighted In 1808. In politics he was a erected Ifi 1718, and had been used con- (Special to the Times.) New York. March 18.—"Ten feet be­ better relations between the twe coun- Conservative. | tinuslly as a hotel since before the Winnipeg, Man.. March 18.-Another low, two million pounds lie buried." ELECTIONS ABOLISHED revolutionary war. big insane asylum at a vost of tlOOJOO SCANT IDEA OF TROUBLE An inscription said to have been WINNIPEG'S SKYSCRAPER. will be built In Manitoba this year. found years ago upon a stone dug from The patients are rapidly Increasing till a depth of 100 feet In a hole on Oak SIR HUGH GRAHAM AND (Special to the Times.) REGINA’S NEW POST OFFICE. IN CENTRAL AMERICA island, in Mi*: one Ray, Nova Scotia, is (Special to the Times.) there are now a thousand entered in Winnipeg, Man., March 18.—A. M. the records. the magnet t it has attracted the at­ PRESS CONFERENCE Ottawa. March 18.—In the Commons Fraser will build this year a 12-story Regina, Sask., March 18.—Instruc­ tention of H. L. Bowdoln, of this city, this afternoon Martin Burrell moved department store opposite the city hall, tions were received from Ottawa yes­ PEACE RIVER WHEAT. Han Francisco, <’al.. March K-Tlio and caused him to sign a contract with a resolution declaring there should be on Main street. terday for the opening of the new Re­ steamship Acapulco brings new* that the owners of the Island, under which no deferred elections. He said In his gina post office at the week end. The (Special to the Times.) the ships of Salvador and Nicaragua, he will literally tear up the earth there Wants to Know Subjects to own constituency of Tale-Cariboo no­ in quest of hidden fortune, He expects SIR WILFRID LAID UP. Old office is to be dosed at 8 o'clock Winnipeg. Man., March JL—Sixty reported to have been engaged In bat­ body wanted the election to be deferred Saturday night, and no malt will tle, have not been out of the harbors to begin his operations itèxt May. Come Up for Dis­ and there was no good reason why thousand bushels of wheat, ground at Ottawa. March 18.—Sir Wilfrid Laur­ delivered until 6 o’clock Monday Fort Vermillion this winter In the H. where they were stationed. The Aca­ elections there an£ In Comox-Atlln ier to suffering from a mild attack of' morning. when business wUI to- pulco passengém scout the Idea that cussion. should not be held on the general elec­ B. rdtll. is the product of the Peace KING DOES HONOR TO bronchitis, i handled from the new building. River country. there will be serious trouble* in Cen­ tion date. The deferring of elections tral America. In these constituencies was an injus­ AMERICAN AVIATORS London, March 18—In an Interview tice to all the electors who .were prac­ with the London Mirror in reference to tically disfranchised in so far as con- JUDICIAL MURDER the forthcoming Imperial Press confer, troverslal national questions were con- encs. filr Hugh Graham, of Montreal, IN GOMEZ’ REALM Congratulates Wilbur Wright said: "We Canadian delegates have had FRENCH MARATHONER ANNOUNCEMENT After Witnessing Feats of »© opportunity yet for comparing “Flying Man.” v notas, 0r of even discussing conference ARRIVES IN NEW YORK Leader of Insurrection Shot > matters by correspondence, but We Down—-Alleged Effort to •incerely hope that so magnificent an To the Citizens of Victoria -LV Invitation as has been tendered may Escape, Pau, France. March 18,-King Ed­ result in Something of permanent bene­ New Ydrk. March 18.—Henri St. ward witnessed two flights by Wilbur fit. from the Imperial point of view. Ives, a noted French long distance Wright yesterday afternoon, and While the colonial delegate* an* more runner, arrived here to-day on the showed an equal amount of enthusiasm than pleased at the characteristic Teufrtfifc. Hë Wilt maire Mr first Havana; 1ÉWTÎ ir-Wrtffef CaplaTn fTOm,* other spectators' In th* re- of the intimation that the ob- American appearance in the lio.ooe Lav»*tIda, of the Rural Guards, who markable achievement* Of the aero- Marathon nice to be nm at the Polo 50c Per Month 50c to believed to have been the principal jiunuri ------7T------—...... lal journalists an opportunity to *ee Grounds in this city on April Ird. instigator of the uprising in the pro- Thfr weather conditions were highly something of England's work and vine* of Santa Clara, who wa* arrested favorable. The sky was unclouded, play, I think It might not be amiss if on Tuesday night, was shot and killed and then; was little breeze. Wilbur our hosts were to indicate their inten­ SERVIA WOULD GIVE UP The Daily Times will be delivered, after while making an alleged effort to es­ and Orville Wright and their sister. tions. If there are any such Intentions, cape. Heretofore this ha* been % com­ Ml** Wright, were presented to his regarding dlwusstnns and subject*. •J— WARLIKE ATTITUDE mon method in Cuba of dealing with Majesty. Wilbur then conducted the It Is presumed on the part of many of April 1st, to any home in the city Inconvenient prisoner*, King to the aeroplane shed, where the .. the colonial delegates that care will be Lavastlda was recently dismissed King minutely examined the fiiechan- taken to avoid controversial matters for SO cents monthly from the Rural Guard*. He served with tam of the machine. belonging in a sense exclusively to the Stipulates That Annexation distinction in the Cuban war of inde­ Hto Majesty watched the prepara­ governments Interested." pendence. and has many friends In the tions for the ascent with the greatest Question is Considered a Hants Clara province by whom the interest, taking a position with a PROMINENT PHYSICIAN DEAD. summary killing doubtless will be bit­ group of photographers. Mr. Wrlgnt Closed Affair. $5 H Paid for a Year in Advance ^5 terly resented. made the first ascension glone. He F>ankville, Ohl.; March 18.—One of According to an official statement remained In the air for seven minutes, the ablest physicians of eastern On­ given out at the palace. Lavastlda performing marvelous evolutions with tario died yesterday In the person of London. March 11.—A dlepatch to the started the conspiracy against the gov­ the utmost precision umim-l th. > ÿj "• L. Dixon. He was a gold med Tlmej from Belgrade «aye that If Oréal Phone Subscription Orders to the ernment for the purpose of securing and his party, and coming to the J ■ ■** of Qwen> university of the dan Britain. Russia and France are pre­ political favors by threats. ground without difficulty. Of 1W4. He leaves a wife and one ferred to notify Kerrla that they con- —Pursuing Rebels. On the second flight Miss Wright rhlld. Mrs. Dixon lx a niece of Hon. stder the annexation of Bosnia and Circulation Department Havana, March 18.—The men of the was a passenger. They soared to a" Frank Cochrane. Herzegovina a closed affair, and no Rural Guard have not yet succeeded great height, and then skimmed along l»IVt sAmmil Of Kurope'S, Bervla la Phone 1090 in surrounding the insurrectionists, the ground and disappeared In the di- . FLAMES DESTROY FACTORY. dy to concur In this view. Under headed by Sergeant Cortex, of th* rwvtlon of Pau. They reappeared æh circumstances she would consent Rural Guard*. General Munteagud.t, after an interval of six minutes, de­ Quebec, March U.-The match fac­ lo dismiss the 7,006 reservists she has has telegraphed that a detachment of scending amidst ' applause from the tory at Ht. Casimir was destroyed by ■called up for traintag, always provided Th. zw. iw. “THE TIMES” 1U * hto men were hot oy the trail of the King and other visitors. His Majesty lire yeetenfey the lose Is MJ.600. pert­ that Europe guarantees her against at­ l/ rebels all day long but lost it at night­ ^warmly congratulated Mr. Wright on ly covered by Insurance. • tack. fall. Tto fugitives were then making ibis work, and then returned to hta t for the south cvasV hotel. ■ VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MARUM 16, 1WU».

i.*nm “MAFIA” THREATENING DON'T THROW AWAY AMERICAN CONSUL mvwtwjf YOUR LAST-YEAR'S STRAW IS COMPLETED 2 PIANO SNAPS 1 HAT uouoie 2 you can make it aa good as Dangers Lurk Round Search­ new with NORDHEIMER STUDIO UPRIGHT in Value WILL TURN WATER IN ers tor Assassin *' An attractive design, simple In style and appealing to good taste; . the case Is doubly veneered In mahogany; rolling fall board and c%- Hat Varnish WITHIN A FEW DAYS Petrosino. n music desk; beet repealing action; Weasel! l DESIRABLE lot b*8* etrlngs; three pedals; this beautiful MflAA All shades, 15 cents a Bottle On Roeii avenue, sonorous toned piano was $450. Now ...... WwvU Palermo, March 18.—The body of have the brushes to but it on Near Cook Street Work Has Been Carried Out PALMER, STYLE 12 Joseph Petrosino Is still in the mor­ with. 56 ft. x 108 ft. 10 In. Seven and one-third octaves; full metal plate; roll fall board and Without a Single tuary chamber of Rotoll cemetery at We have just opened up a consignment pf this fine Varnish, the Facing south. ■winging music desk; continuous hinges; ivory keys; three pedals; in same as we handled last year. Excellent slope to strew* —■ Accident the disposal of P, W. Bishop, the a double veneered walnut case; feOilA No rook or trees. American consul. It Is being care­ regular price IS50. Now...... VaTU We have in atack Coleman’s Wincamis, Fear’s Otto of Rose 20 new houses can be counted from fully guarded. ______With the poUing away of three scaf­ Mr. Bishop yesterday received an Smtp, Bishop's Varalvttcs for Gout, Effervesing Citrate of Piper- this lot. x fold poles at the tank base and the anonymous letter In which the writer xainr etc. Antexems. filling of the hole» with concrete, the We have just -opened up fiG cases of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Price $375 hundred thousand gallon high level says he heard a certain man, whom Medicinea and Toilet Articles direct from England, France and One-third down. tank at the top of Rockland avenue, he Indicates but does not Identify, Ut- M. W. Waitt & Co. Ld. Germany.'...... ■ - being erected as un auxiliary storage tet the threat that If Mr. Bishop con­ THE QUALITY MUSIC HOUSE HERBERT KENT, Mgr. of Victoria's water supply, was com­ tinues his activities In the Petrosino pleted this morning and now stands case, he would return to America dead ulniost ready for the reception bf the Instead of alive. Pemberton water, which will be turned on as soon The Influence of the “Mafia" In Pal­ Campbell’s Prescription Store AND SON as the ground connections are made. ermo Is strikingly Indicated by the Engineer Augustus Kempkey, of following occurence. Mr. Bishop a B. A K. CARTON OATS We are Prompt. We are Careful. We use the Beat. Iloneat Prices. <28 Fort Street Oakland, Cal.,’ who has been In charge few days ago concluded a contract of the work since its commencement, with the agent of a shipping company SWEDISH OATS August 15th Inst, will as soon as the for the transportation of Petroalnô's scaffolding which surrounds the tower body to America. To-day the -agent SEED SPRING WHEAT akstt Aaay « the wwmeetkms vweM'/.lwtü*. • -bi*. made, hand it completed over to the engagement. He said he had received SPRmO VETT3HB8 M. MESSENGER CO, city after about seven month» work. secret warning that his life would be FIELD PEAS Th» tWer on»“hundred an'DAYft—First ear leave» Government and Yafcs streets American |>roduet« 60 the phllipj.ltP-* It LICBltMC TRANSFER. Is only fair to admit frreYy Fll!ptn*>* JUST ARRIVED FROM CHINA. at 9 a. m.. and every half hour until 10:110 p. m. products to America. It ' Is expected Notice le hereby given that I Intend to Different kinds of that the commercial bodies of the l*d- apply to the Hoard off Uevneing CommJ»- ■ilka, differ- B. C. Electric Railway Co., Ltd ■loners for the City oF VlctoiVictoria, at HU 1U meet and cable next session, tor a transfer of the license against parts of the Payne bill which to sell intoxicating liquor* on the pre­ able silk handkercaiers. silk oottdii and are considered objectionable here,. mises situated at corner of Yates and crepe robe», klmonas and waist patterns Blanchard streets, in the City of Victoria, pongee pyjamas; pnee reasonable to ah known as the Retreat Saloon, from my­ customer*. Quong Mam Fung A Co.. 171* Government It, a: O-n Box 88, Victoria.—•- ,C7/K> self te John H. Ooenell <.f Victoria. B. U. B. C. JAMES J. CORBETT Dated this 12th day of March. IMS. G KO KG K H. BRETT. ISSUES CHALLENGE Teams for Sprinkling SEED NOW Willing to Fight Either Jeffries Tenders will be received by the under­ AND SEOUBB THE BEST RE­ signed up to Friday, the 18th inst.put 4 A Wise Investment o'clock p. m.. for four pairs of horses of nr Johnson Any. -x SULTS FOB YOUR LABOR eufik-irm strength to draw the two-horse street sprinkler or sprinklers, when and where. This can only be done by using the where required. The parties tendering 4 must state thefr rate per hour for day .1 IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY AND FEEL SURE ABOUT best of Seeds and Plants and also for night work for each pair of We are headquarters for the beat horses; they will be required to furnish IT IN THE BARGAIN, WHY JUST DROP IN TO SEE horses, harness and driver for each team; Wheeling. W. Va.. March ll.-Jame* PRICES RIGHT provide feed for horses and keep them US AND WE WILL CONVINCE YOU tt issued last night ;t A Hit Ml- 1 '"**! PERKINS' LONDON STOUT Buffalo. N. Y., March lé.-Yussoüf The roof has an ornamental effect and line jumped the track at Plkevtlle, a Mahmout. the Turkish wreatler, last Is constructed of reinforced concrete, Quebec. March 18.—In spite of » flag station between Goldsboro and And have been obliged to cattle for another shipment owing to night won his handicap match with being the only roof of Its kind In the snowstorm the St. Patrick’s Day par­ Wilmington, shortly after midnight, northwest, while the tower ita»lf Is a Highest cash prices paid for Dia­ the present demand for this flue, art tele-being ao great. We are Kid McDohough. of Winnipeg. Mah- ade here was one of the largest and killing the engineer and fireman and mond Jewelry sad valuables of every mont undertook to throw his opponent feature unknown In Canada, and brakemen. Conductor W. H. Howell description. Drop Us a line and we running short much sooner than we expected. three time» « within thy hour In catch-, dom seen on the American continent. fofc many years, and several passenger* were seriously will call. Thé" tower is Built of concrete entire, as-catch-can style, and he took thriw Montreal Que., March 18.—fit. Pat­ Injured. KM I’lRJ-J JKWKLK Y VO.. falls In 18 minute* 41 seconds. 12 min­ ly, while the tank 1» rick's Day was celebrated here with the utes 8 seconds and 8 minutes 40 seo concrete on the outside with steel In­ usual procession. The weather was fine RAILROAD EARNINGS. 54 JOHNSON ST, VICTORIA side lined again with concrete. and mild. AH business strictly çonfidentlal. COPAS & YOUNG cfhds. Private offices. 1 ■ a. March 18.—St Patrick » Day Montreal Qua., March 18,—Grand WINES AND LIQUORS tower thi* morning Water Commis­ saw no procession in the capital. A Trunk earnlnfa for the week ending sioner Raymur said that Mr. Kempkey Concert was held last night, at which March 14 Increased $11.824 over tin Telephone No. 133. ; Fort Street. had erected a. first class piece of work E. B. Devlin. M. p., spoke on Ireland's an me week last year. Canadian Paci­ Wood I Coal! in a thoroughly satisfactory manner. relation to the Employ. fic earnings for the same week in­ PHONE 606 The ground connections would soon be creased $241.000 over last year. THEATRE completed and water turned on at the HIGHWAY ROBBERY. For your nrxt Furl Order latest next week. CALL FROM HALIFAX. WALKING ACROSS CONTINENT. K1DNAPPED FOR RANSOM. The work has been carried out with­ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Canadian Fdund Gagged and Bound MONDAY RVO, MARCH M out accident at any time. No one em­ Halifax, N. H., March l$.-8t. Mat­ • Hudson, N. Y-. March «.-TIr*J nflrr Sharon* Pa.. March «.-William Whlilè, ployed on, th* construrYUm haa been Near Plymouth. Eng. hie sixty-mil* tramp from Piahklll hebe, We have a FIRST CLASS thew's Presbyterian church last night t sou of James P. Whltla. a well known injured and slnee the arrival of the decided to call Rev. J. W. Macmillan, on a single stage of hie New York. Ao San SERVICE in hacks, buggies and material the work has continued with Heap Admiral Robley D. Evans Francisco walk. Edward Fay son Weston, attorney and former Republican candi­ London, March 18,—A musician of St. Andrew * jtdiuroh, Winnipeg, to express work. . regularity and without delay. the veteran pedestrian, whs late In set- date for Congress,, was kidnapped by two named F. Lodge, bearing a testimonial the vacant pastorate. The salary will LECTURE ting out to-de y un what I»* rxpc-Jtcd tô men to-day, and-later his parents re­ SPBOULTY signed by W. Faultless. Toronto, was be $8,500 and a manse. * make the final lap of hi* journey ahmg ceived a letter demanding a ransom of CANADA AND BRITISH ARMY. found severely gagged and bound and .the Hudwon river. Weston arrived here 110,006. BOARDING HORSES at the point of death In.a lonely path —The meeting of the police commis­ “A Cruise in the East” - at 2 o’clock this morning, and slept more London, March 18.—The army coun­ near the sea at Plymouth. He said sion, which was to have been held yes­ than el* hours baton continuing h.» F. C. Braden, of Seattle, representing cil has decided that Canada may nom­ he had been robbed. The affair- M a Proceeds In aid of Women's Auxiliary. "J Island Transfer Co. terday afternoon, was Indeflnatsly ad­ --Maternity Ward Fund " " ? walk. Ho said be expected -to spend the the Pacific Printers* Supply Company, is inate a candidate half yearly for a groat mystery, it 1» stated that Lodge journed owing to the indisposition of -right In Troy. is the citv on business. Phmta «Ml 741 VAMT BY, Prier*: Box seats. SI M; downstairs end “-"■'•«I'OI La »W M-mv m*Al*i*J * rein mad Orem Canada at OurieUnaa. Mayor Hail balcony, $U0; gallery, 60c. ma VIOTOBIA DAILY TIMEg. THURSDAY, MARCH If, 1909 WAS NOTHING TRAINING CARIBOU TO WORK IN NORTH THE HOME EVERYTHING FOR VICTORIA or THE READY-TO- B. P. BITBET&Co., Ltd. DRESS WEAR Could Be Made to Fulfil Duties BEÀÜTITUL FOR LADIES CAPITAL NOT IN FAVOR Now Done by AND AND AGENTS FOR EXCLUSIVE CHILDREN FOR AID FROM McBRIDE Reindeer. TUE FASHION CENTRE."

Winnipeg, Man., March 18. — The City’s Legislation at Late Ses­ success which has followed the Intro­ sion—Waterworks Bill— duction of reindeer Into Alaska has Vancouver Brand aroused attention In Canada, and the Board of ControL suggestion has been made that the j reindeer will settle one* of the problems | of developing the resources of the Can- i Portland Cement adian north land. One has to hoof It or As was more than once use dogs up In the Arctic stretches « >1 "ui in th« ne columns now. and It is conceded that civilisa­ session. Vlctorta has mtte tion wHi move slowly If no better means fJt which to thank the government of transportation Is found. The United States, it will be remem­ oc the legislature. The session Correct Corsets bered, Imported reindeer Into Alaska started out with a definite announce­ and taught them that they could live ment by the Premier that the capital just as happily and usefully In Alaska At Campbell9s need not expect anything from the gov­ As,in, their homeland. Some 25.000 are ernment in the Way of financial aid to­ now in Alaska, and they are more than TOILET SOAPS wards Its beautification. And nothing earning their keep. Canada need not Directoires go to the trouble of Importing reindeer; FAIRY, 3 cakes for ...... was forthcoming for that purpose, nor she has herds of reindeer already up in was there any grant for any works the northern regions. All that is need­ From $1 COPEO, floating. 3 cakes for ...... here, outside the smallest possible sums ed is to train them, for they are very Superb CREAM OATMEAL. 3 cakes for ...... for ordinary repairs to the parliament w lid Indeed. To $7.50 buildings and government house, These Canadian reindeer are really OATMEAL SKIN, 3 cakes for...... caribou, but Canadians say they will do Costumes whereas Vancouver gets hundreds of well. Some soologtsta bear them out OATMEAL AND GLYCERINE. 3 rakes for..... thousands of dollars for new buildings T Ranging in price ' WITCH WfOmUt*»• or rA wrwtrtFw- tmmt'******'"-' * AW& ..««sort#.. 8M J»,. naiand r tfinjU Çanaa* arc separated fr9m ..... mu SILK SKIN, 3 cakes for ,...... Only three acts directly affecting Vic­ geographlcafly merefy^froifi'flwlSWP toria were deajt with during the ses­ pran reindeer, the difference not being PLANTOL. 3 cakes for . 1...... 7...... sion. the most lm|>ortant being that re­ considered sufficient to make them of $15 PUMMO, an excellent mechanics’ soap. 3 cakes for 25ft lating to the waterworks system, which different species. However that is. the To met with a good deal of opposition In caribou is plentiful throughout the Can­ committee and also some In the House. adian north. Explorers have reported The intent of the act, which- was In­ seeing herds of caribou up the Hud­ $150 troduced on behalf of the city by H. B. son Bay region, covering the country The Family Cash Grocery Thomson, was mainly to declare that much as the buffalos once covered the Yonr selection is no* the rights which the city obtained un­ Western plains. GO*. YATES AND DOUGLAS STS. PHONE SIS der the Victoria Waterworks Act of Of course the Canadian* have got to confined to a few* styles. 1871 have not been diminished In any catch these caribou and train them, but respect by any legislation since enact­ to a people who are certain that they You have hundreds of ed, besides making some minor changes are building an empire that Is a trifling exclusive, superbly As to the burrowing powers and book­ matter. keeping. The most active advocate of using tailored Costumes In 1873 the city got the right to at reindeer or caribou in the development any time take water for domestic pur­ of northern Canada Is Fred 8. Law­ to select from. poses from any source within an area rence. who iivaa At-Fort Vermillion; on THERMOS, THE BOTTLE! of twenty miles from the city. In the lower ' Peacexlver. Ha. has made tnr Tor r confirmation of this rlghFIt his home In the north for twenty-five met with opposition from the Ksqulmalt years. He suggests that a start might Take one or two with you on vour fishing Waterworks Company, which in 1892 he made toward domesticating < ana was given power -tw- g#» to Qold stream, dian reindeer by inducîng Lapîahder* trips. You will appreciate a nice hot drink subject to the rights of Victoria. .The to emigrate to Canada, company professed to believe that un­ ‘The Laplanders." he says, "by rea­ SEE OUR WINDOWS if you get wet and eold. der this year's hill the city would be son of their pastures becoming crowd­ The Bottles can be carried over the able to expropriate ft. willy ntlly, and ed owing to the great number of their put up a strong lobby against the Mil. reindeer, are looking for some part of shoulder, as wo have leather straps and cases • In the end the city, realising that It the world to which they can transport ’'I- 1010 might become expedient some day to their herds' and families and establish jO. for them. expropriate the Ooldstream works, put themselves anew " Therefore why not 'ih Aiiguso Carnpbeil & ( 1 in a proviso that In the event of Its bring them to Canada and set them to St. PRICES FROM $3.50 UP dot mi so an offer of purchase for a sum wdtk turning the subarctic was‘es into LIMITED. 1 of not less than $700,000 should flrfi_hA_ productive regions? - made, the company to baretwo months Mr Lawrence speaking of the pos­ to avvept or reject, this, and that if sibilities of the reindeer, *aya It is fleet­ .arbitration ensued the arbitrators er and can be more easily kept than the REDFERN of this- heavy work thm that In the act of 1107 authorising these the curtailment of the shingle output, -“They make- your work raider.“ There’s were several clerical errors, while there the condition of the eastern market re­ *pring. It is nut work for women to do, it’s lots you ean’t help doing, but there’s uo ex- was enough doubt regarding the arbi­ mains practically the same as It has it machine V work anti we have the machine euae for old-time methods when you can SPBING BOAT CLEANING trator’s powers to give rise to legal been during the last month. to do it eheaply and properly. Charges art- easily own a Kissel 1 Carpet Sweeper. proceedings, successful In the Initial The number of shingles at the Min­ very moderate, only 5 cents a yard for The ‘‘ Kissel I way" of sweeping is dust­ You want stages. A hill was put through In the nesota transfer ha» diminished little, last couple of days of the session te and Washington manufacturers have cleaning and 5 cents a yard more if you wish less, quicker, easier, healthier and cheaper. LYE, SOAP, PAINT REMOVER, SCRUBBERS, remedy these defects. received little encouragement from the us to lay the Carpet. We call for and return One Biaaell will outlast 40 brooms. The third bill referred to authorises buyer* <^f that section. But notwith­ all carpets promptly. *2.75, *3.25, *3.75 MARINE AND COPPER PAINTS the lieutenant-governor-In-council to standing the paralysed condition of the convey to the city lot 921, which Is the market, the central committee of the VARNISH, site upon which Kingston street fire- shingle grading organization has de­ hall stands. Now that She city has cided that. Inasmuch as the manufac­ NEW LINES, CHAIN, ANCHORS, LAMPS, ETC. erected a permanent building It. desired turers have completed financial ar­ Veribrite Furniture Polish Window Shades & Awnings to be sure of Its title to the land and' rangements for the carrying on of a the necessary order-In-council will system of Inspection, the wheels of In­ This is the best Polish on the market for We are headquarters for these goods and WE HAVE THEM ! shortly be passed. dustry will again be placed In opera­ brightening up Furniture, Pianos, ete. We In the amendments to the Municipal tion on March 22nd. have experimented with many polishes and want yon to see our samples and get our Clauses Act the city secured a much With a view to bringing uniformity prices before placing your order. Our goods’ desired power, and one that I# likely In the product of the Washington this is the best yet. Kasv to apply. Sample to be availed of before long™ This Is shingles, a meeting of ail grade inspec­ bottle free on application. an- guai in teed. E. B. Marvin & Co. the authority to elect a board of con­ tors ita the state has been called for %EE UB TO DAY trol. to consist of the mayor and two tyxt Friday. The meeting will be held 25* AND SO* PER BOTTLE THE SHIP CHANDLERS 1206 WHARF ST. controllers Continuity Is provided for in the rooms of the Washington Shingle by the order In which the controllers Grading Association and the question retire. The qualification Is to be the of what constitutes an off grade shingle same as for mayor. This plan of chrlc will be taken up by authorities on that government can be put In force from subject. . the commencement of the next year by SMITH & CHAMPION HEADQUARTERS for NURSERY STOCK the passage of a by-l: w at any lime and Its confirmation u. t!*e people by a CANADIAN ENSIGN FOR three-fifths majority -,f the vote cast. 1420 Douglas Street. Near City Ha*,. Phone 718. CHERRIES Among th<* duties which will he ex­ VANCOUVER SCHOOLS clusively performed by the board when CHERRIES pne is ejected here will be the super­ vision of all civic works, the preparing stages, hulled and In flakes, and each ensign used. I think that there has of estimates of proposed expenditure Union Jack Will Be Given Con­ TRAIL COUNCIL RE-ELECTED. vase was accompanied by a microscope been for too much said about this mat­ for consideration by the council, the spicuous Position in Class CHERRIES preparation of specifications, calling f.»r tp anil the pupils In their studies ter. l inn sure that we are every one Trail, March 17.—Q. Weir whs tenders and awarding of contracts; re­ It was resolved that a hearty vote of at us ready to honor the Union Jack. In The sorti which make Vietoria and Rooms. elected mayor of his town by 164 votes, porting to council monthly of the pro­ thank* be tendered the Brackman- fact for my own part I would as soon hi* opponent, J. C. S. Cheuowlth. re­ Vaneotiver Island famous as a ehetty gress made upon municipal works; Ker company for. Its kindness. see It floating over our schools as not." ceiving only 51. The following are produeing country. Olivet, Belle Mag­ nominating to the council of all heads of departments and sub-departments in Vancouver, March 16.—The flag que*, in response to the request of girls With this view the board concurred, elected to the council: A. P. Au*tad, nifique and. English Morelia. The real r»»e of vacancy, and of1 other per man-, non . bobbed up again for a. short timw. Of ...the Daw non school a and tike motion passed unanimously. 134; W- P. Dockerilt. 1*8; M. Tt. Dotan. money-makers for the commercial ent officials and clerks <>n favorable re­ at the regular meeting of the school tennis court Is to be made there. 1SB$ I) C.illts. MS; .! F. Koblllard. ISO; fruitgrower. We have the genuine port by the head of the department; board. A letter was received from A texan-, A. N. Skill, llli The defeated candi­ suspension and recommendation for Trustee Duke asked if anyone had CONSTIPATION AND HEALTH stock and the very best trees which good .1er Robinson, superintendent of educa­ date* came out a* follows: J. Slbbaltl, dismissal of any head of a department; seen the plans for the New High School tion, In "response to a request for !><• CAN’T MIX cultural methods can produce. Largest and beat asaorted stock in submty proposed by-laws and perform In the East End. It seemed to him 106; J. S. Brkndon. 94; R. J Smyth, 68; the country, both in fruit and ornamental trees. any other duties the. city council may that before they -went further the board I ni n ion ensign* to fly above the schools. J. Butkna. 57. The result of the elec­ 19' ; CASH DISCOUNT ON ALL ORDERS ABOVE $10 assign to It. The council cannot re­ should examine the plans He stated that the department had When you stick to your regular work tion is an emphatic endorsement of verse. vary or reject any action of the Secretary Murray said the plans been supplying the Union Jack »hd or business for weeks, months and Mr Weir and hi* supporting candi­ ^Catalogue and price listyfree f;*f the asking! board exceut upon a two-thirds vote, were not completed when the commit­ having exhausted the supply had no years, you become Immersed In It. grow dates. all of whom were re-elected. The but may refer any matter hack for tee met. .It wa* understood that whqn vllv>rs left on hand constipated, and live on the verge of previous election of all was by accam- reconsideration upon a majority vote they were completed the plans were'tq trustee Flumerfeit said that since "collapse. atlon. but the result was. upset on a The only amendment to the Municipal be submitted to the full board for final the letter had been received the secre­ Figllts wljl help you,get a new pros­ technical error In the nominations. Elections Act made this session was approval. tary had been Instructed to purchase pective of life. These tiny, tasteless. one dealing with the time of posting the The board will meet to consider the Canadian ensigns, which he was glad chocolate-c«*t*d pellets cure constipa­ —The Socialist party of this city held The Taylor Mill Co. lists in cities and holding the court of high school plane at .the call of the to say were now floating from the flag­ tion add regUlate your bowels -perfect­ a drawing on Tuesday evening for a revision, the object being to allow more chair. 4> staff* of the school*. ly. - gold watch, the proceeds to go to the —* LIMITED LIABILITY. time for the taking of appeals from Superintendent Argu reported that Trustee Hope moved that the Union Secure a box (25 for 25c) from your widow of the late Jno. T. Mortimer, prominent in Socialistic circles in this Dsatm la Lumber, Sash. Doers sad all kinds of Building Material the court of revision. If desired. The the firm of Brack ma n-Ker had prepar­ Jacks no longer used should be placed druggist to-tlay, take tWo. and you will city. Mr. Mortimjer was drowned last Mill, OfSoe an4 Yard., North Government Street Victoria. B. 0. lists are to be posted on December 5th ed h cabinet of cereals for each school In conspicuous position on the walls of go to work to-morrow with a new Instead of December 10th, and the court to assist the. pupils In nature study. the different schools. view of the qnlverae—strengthened, re­ December while crossing the Red Rivet P. 0. Box 628. > x Telephone 56*. w|ll sit on December 10th Instead of Each case contained phials of barley "I second that.” that Trustee Duke. freshed and renewed by your sleep and from Si. Vincent to Pembina, Minne­ Deoembar 2Ut germinated, ungerralnated, In different "While I am glad to see the Canadian food. sota. JL VICTORIA DAILY TMM, THPMDAV, MASÇjl.lê, ,«W. *s a “money-making proposition.’ eratkin. On the whole it would ap­ Take the case of Sir Alfred Harms- pear that the bill tf'Sdoptt'd without PRINCE RUPERT TIMES AD. CALEEDAB worth. who laid both the foundation radical amendment would redound In ...r and the superstructure of an Immense<■ substantial advantages to British Co- îuîu Ma. . PUBLIC WHARF fortune in the course of a very few Spring Showing Children’s Footwear MARCH years. Or consider the circumstance* Speaking of reciprocity In coal, the of Mr. Janies Gordon Bennett, Toronto Star thus expresses Itself: 18 herlted the New York Herald from Ills **ff the United States is ready to of­ GOVERNMENT IS TO gifted and enterprising father, lives. In' fer reciprocity in coal, there should be affluence In foreign land* and dispènffits no IwsItatiojjL an the Canada CONSTRUCT WORKS large»* lîke a pMhVé of the blood, all In showing willingness to accept the Boys’ and Youths’ Shoes Few "want aiL vampeigHV’ from the revenue of his splendid in­ offer. v «•owl more Usa il a few dollar* heritance. illustrating the munificence it really seems as if. In - the dis­ ▲ boot that will give good eorrice without being too heavy and clumiy, U the boot that five —ami when the vowt- run* be­ Cement Piles Will Likely Be and the magnificence of Mr. Bennett, tribution of this fuel oyer the North parents out of every dx are leeUng for their boy». We have them, good solid leather boot» yond iliât It shown that spirit Decided Upon to Ensure *»f pendstmrr which always a writer in Outing telle this story : American continent, Nature Intended that look and wear well. Also a range of fine boots for best wear, black and tan calf or kid, "Révérai years later Mr, Bennett, back the supply to be considered as a whole Stability. and a variety of heavy pebble and grain leather boot» for country wear. . The wmallewt slope In town in America again at the holiday sea­ for the common use of both countries. BOYS’. YOUTHS’ AND LITTLE GENTS’ vmikl lw made the biggest son, dropped Into one of his clubs, and; The'mlneç of Nova Scotia are so sit­ BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ BOOTS, patent eolt, one. within a reasonalde time, in an ab*ent-mln«|ed moment, handed uated as to mr.ke them the source Bltieher ntylee. Hewed sole*. Certainly gen­ BOOTS—Ht-hool time it a hard time for through a wisely planned The provincial government Is con­ the waiter, who was serving him. his most easily available, not only to thé teel. Youth*’. 11 to 2...... 02.50 boy»’ boot*. We can help you out with advertIwlng «•ampalgii. sidering thé putting in of a substan­ purse containing several hundred dol manufacturing industries of the Mari­ tial public wharf at Prince Rupert. It Boy»’. 1 to .">...... 03.50 thi* line of oil grain aolid leather school ____) lars. The waiter, dumbfounded, took time Provinces, but to those of New will be located on section F of the, hoot*, *ize* 1 to 5...... 02.00 waterfront held by the government, YOUTHS’ OXFORD SHOES, in good qual­ the purse and went back to the service England as well. Ontario could, un­ Size* 11 to 13 ...... ,...02.00 and will be located convenient to tho ity blaek kid, patent colt and tan Rutwia room. Recovering from hl*^surprise der a policy of . free trade In this market square provided for In the Size* 8 to 10% ...... 01.50 l’he Daily Times half an hour later, he approached the commodity, draw upon the mines f plan. calf. 11 to 13...... 02.25 BOYS’ BOOTS, high grade box calf Blu- table where Mr. Bennett was seated Pennsylvania and Ohio almost as eas­ The Intention of the government is BOYS’ OXFORD SHOES, of good quality chcr Boot*. Goodyear welt sole*. An ex­ Published dally (excepting Sunday) by Several of the letter s friends had Join­ ily as the . state» containing those » have the wharf put on cemSiit piles, so as to overcome the damage tan and black calf and kid. McKay aewed cellent boot for boys’ beat wear. Sizes 1 to THE TIMES PRINTING it PUBLISH­ ed him by thtp time. ‘I beg y«iur par­ mines. In the Far West, Idaho, Mon­ ING CO.. LIMITED. from teredos. It will be put up In the and Goodyar welt Holes, size* 1 to .'> 03.50 5 ...... 03.50 don. sir.’ the waiter addressed Mr. Ben­ tana, and California would be great­ most substantial manner and will be JOHN NELSON, nett, ‘but you gave me two hundred ly benefited by freedom of acçese to Managing Director. cast of the O. +. P.’s present wharves. and ninety «foliar* a while ago. You the coal fields of British Columbia The work to .be done by the govern­ 1124 Broad Street didn’t mean to. did yott. sir?’ Hennit I ve and Alberta, and capital Invested in ment will. It Is expected. Involve, an ...... Phone 1m Buatne** Office . about his even rarely occurring absent those fields could be mtfde more re­ expenditure of probably 1*0.060, but Is Editorial Office ...... Phone 44 onsldered necessary by the executive. Big? Misses’ Footwear mindedness and rather than let hi* munerative by the same means." ( SUBSCRIPTION RATES. As little «felay as possible will be al­ friends know about It. Mr. Bennett lowed before work commences on the The Footwear to be worn by the big miu of from 12 to 15 years old i* often a vexing prob­ Dally—City delivery ...... 50c. per month We may be mistaken,’ but It appears looking over his shoulder, said to the new work. \ "•■j lem. She 1» too Mg to be fitted with the ordinary girls' boot, and is too young to wear the By mall (exclusive of city) .... that the United States government Dublin, and last year the exhibit at the of Victoria, and already known to a ligent idea of what is proposed can be Misses'. 11 to 2...... 01.75 Franco-British at Shepherd’s Bush. most fastidious. These arç cute. considerable number of cltlsens. But gathered. But it Is announced defin­ MURDERED A NOBLEMAN. I .on don. was a sort of «Umax lo them MISSES'. CHILDREN’S, AND INFANTS’ BLACK PATENT FOX. with buttoned for the fact that Its motives might be itely that there shall be a minimum all. The Dominion exhibit at that SLIPPERS AND SHOES, genuine hand white, pink or pale blue tops, hand turned misconstrued the Times believes it and a maximum tariff and that the Vladlkavhax, Russia. March IS,—A place was the talk and wonder of all turned kid Théo», neat 1 strap slippers, soles, sises 1 to 5. no heels...... 01.35 could give Mr. Bowser the informa- maximum rates shall be twenty per sergeant of police and two policemen who went there, and doubtless the were sentenced to death tp*re yester­ spring heels, red. tan or black kid and pat­ Sise» 4 to 7%, spring heels...... 01.50 , tlon we hope as minister responsible cent, higher than the present acale of work to be done thl* coming summer day for the recent murder of a rich will also do credit to the Dominion and ent leather. Infants’ sise», no heel. 1 to CHOC. KID BUTTON HOOT, white kid for the administrator of the law he la duties. The lesser sonie Will take the nobleman named Takarieff. to the man who does things, but 5...... •; ...... -700 anxious to acquire. We are not mak­ form of preferential trade treatment fuses to talk. tops, with the new brown studded button, ing the suggestion with the Idea of to nations which in their commercial 8AM LANGFORD WINS. Mr Hutchison quite fell in with the I Infants' sises, spring heel. 4 to 7%.. .01.00 extension turn sole*, spring heels, new. making political capital against the relations with other countries do noi Idea of Victoria having a flower show j Childs’ sixes, spring heel, 8 to 10.. .01.25 neat and natty, sises 4 to 7% .... 02.00 Philadelphia. Pa.. March 18 —Sam Lang­ at Seattle during the summer, but said j Conservative party. We sincerely be­ discriminate against the United «tales. ford, colored champion middleweight, de­ there would not be room for it In the ‘ Misses sixes, spring heel. 11 to 2... .01.50 Sises 8 to 10% . .V...... 02.25 lieve that In the true interests of that The effect of the adoption of this sys­ feated Jim Berry, of Chicago, last night n In a six-round bout before the Washing­ building. The suggestion of advertle- j L party- It would be well to have the tem will be the abolition, after due no­ ton Sporting Club. Barry dattiiwl it be, ing the city by mean* of the dletrtbu mystery cleared up and the responsi­ tice. of all existing trade treaties be­ suffering from malarial fever. lion of sweet peas also struck him as bility placed where it legitimately be­ tween the United States and other being unique and very suitable, but —The W. C. T. U. home committee longs. The Vancouver Province, a countries. In brief, the idea Is that these things, he said, were wholly out­ 1 gratefully acknowledge donations for strong supporter of both Premier- Mc­ side the scope of hi# work. The city of the trade relations of the republic with February from the following: Ladners Victoria should look after these her­ DAVID SPENCER. LTD. Bride nnd Mr. R. L. Borden, shares her neighbors shall hot be a matter Union, Mrs. Frank Grant. Mrs. An­ self He had found no difficulty m get­ our views. It too has repeatedly de­ of negotiation, but shall come into ef­ drews, Times and Colonist, ting the exhibits through the customs manded that the good name of the fect automatically und<*r a maximum and he did not think .the city would If —The hearing of .evidence In the party it supports shall be shriven of and minimum tariff system. It will the matter was taken up with the of­ Richards vs. Prior case was conclud the sin of this the most disgrace­ ficials. work mechanically; and In It* mechan . d this morning before Judge Howay. ful political crime In the history of ntm it is hoped rival industrial na­ The ac tion is one in which the plain WIRELESS OVER 3,0» MILKS. party strife in Canada. tions will be ground into submission. tiff* claim that the gasoline engine We do not think public opinion. In Our Impression, subject to correction, sold was not capable for the work In­ Washington, D C;. March lA-Tho W- tended. Judge Howay visited the ma foot lower which the government pur­ the event fît prosecution and convic­ Is that there Is not a single nation of thine at noon to-day and then left for poses to erect for wireless telegraph pur­ Thorne’s “Ftolis” Lithia Wat;er tion, would demand punishment In poses may be located at Annapolis. M«l.. the flrst class with the exception of New Westminster. Judgment will keeping with the heinounneas of the according to an official announcement Great Britain whose goods will gain given later. made yestenlay. It will he .^afrable of offence. In such a matter, a mani­ entry to the United States under the sending messages 3,000 miles, ml of re­ • —,------festation of “undue political seal," It minimum scheffiiles proposed. < And - —Allan Bremner. who wan a resi­ ceiving them from • distance «vf 1.000 . would probably be sufficient If the dent of this city tor a number ,miles. Its foundation will extend 80 feet that labour reason for believing that the Into the earth, and Its diameter at the culprits were meeely exposed In the years and employed with the Wevt Victoria Vancouver Nelson general tendency of the tariff Is up­ End Grocery and Johns Bros., died tU base will be 5fi feet and at the tun 8 feet. . Concrete will be used In construction. stocks of public reprobation. It is ward* and that the publication of Its the age of 84 at his mother’s home, generally known that there were two provision* will reuse a sensation *V British campaigners’ Assoc.a- itf ttwm.' a prfnrtpit! aifd -accessory itiroiighotif Wtfhté ôf the ' frbltflfrtrt ”r «remuer ws* ^ ***** » Yfori Wilt hW it* monthly -The death .«rurmi thk morning of during the fact." We therefore hope and commercial wdrld.. It remains to this city In musical circles, being a meeting at the drill hall at 8 p. m. to­ valued member of the v Flret Presby­ Mrs. Caroline Johnson a her residence Mr. Bowser will take this matter Hilo be seen. If our estimate be correct, morrow. All member* are requested terian Church choir and also a mem­ at Hollywood. Constance avenue. Es­ his most serious consideration and whether the powers affected can be re­ to attend. ber of the A rIon ’ Male Voice Choir. quimau. Deceased had been a resident vindicate his position as the* “first law duced to terms by this ingenious Con- Ill* early death will be regretted by Steamer Newington arrived this of Victoria for Z« years. She was a officer of the Crown" In British Co- xresslonai instrument his many friends In ttihr city. morning from New Westminster after native "Sf Wolverhampton. Stafford­ TumBIa. Th"nw“Interests of all poUti- There are products of forelgn'emln- having been taken over on behalf of J. L. Beckwith was a passenger on the shire, Ens- and had reached the ad­ 1 cal parties, and also in the higher In­ trtes, principally raw materials re­ the Dominion government by Captain Princess Victoria from Seattle at noon vanced age of «0 yean. She la survived terest* of thé public generally who quired for manufacturing purpose*, to-day. Gaudin. She Is now tied up at the ere comparatively mild In their parti­ government wharf. She will at once by three dauxhten and one ton, Hn. which are reserved by thé tariff com­ McDonald, of Vancouver; Mr». T. M. sanship. the fact should be firmly es­ bo put to work at Ughtlpuee and mittee for special treatment. It la buoy work. Leonard, of EaquUhilt; Mn. It. Tribe, tablished that political sealote Who -I to reduce the «luth- of Chamber» street, Victoria, and Rivé rHn tu thefr cTtmtnn instincts in lumt>*r by fifty per rent. In the hope —A man giving (he name of Snow Is Edmund J. Johnson. One eleter. Mr». <*rder to achieve a political end can being held in the police cell. Yesterday Walker, of Esquimau, also survive» of checking the rapid denudation of her. The deceased was an aunt of W. not be protected- by officers of the Snow waited on Chief Langley and American forests. Pulp wood Is to be B. Smith, undertaker. Tales street. The Orown from the consequences of their asked to be taken into custody. He admitted free subject to special con­ seemed to be laboring under strange funeral will take place on Saturday acts. ditions. which conditions vontaln n hallucination*, and his wish was com­ morning at • from her late residence. Constance avenue, to the 8t. Joseph's Walter S. Fraser & Co. threat for the benefit «if '* - nude. We piled with. He has been examined by NEWSPAPER* AS SOURCES OF Roman Cnthollc church. Esquimau. In­ can gain free , access to the United Dr. Herman Robertson, who believes LIMITED. WEALTH. terment will lake place at Ross Bay States markets for coat provided we the man Insane. He will be sent to New Westminster. Snow Is a familiar figure cemetery. Lest there be any miaapprehenelon open our markets to, American coal. round town, and has been seen for 1129,Wharf St, VICTORIA, B.C upon a subject of coneldefabt* interest, This seems to be the only fair pro­ some time past holding forth at the but which comparatively few people position combined In the bill so far as corner of Yates and Government street. MpR. we are concerned. Whether the ad­ He was not interfered with untH he- understand, we may state as the result vantage* thus to be galnetf would not commenced afternoon sessions, when, .TWMSsa.sr. of a considerable number of years’ ex- owing to the obstruction to the traffic be counterbalanced by disadvantages and the drawing together of a crowd, i>ertiuH*, that a Yukon gold mine Is a DOBIR-Gn the lllh Iffiü» *1 M* Houlh to the country generally must be de­ the police notified him that his dally turner, the «If* of M. H. LoMe, of poor thing compared with a newspaper termined by Investigation anti - ..nsiti ereaehlng would have to cease. a dstitrhfer TRY THE EVENING TIMES’ CLASSIFIED PAGE VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1909.

HAVE YOU CONSIDERED VERNON HAS WATER ITS PURITY Are reaponeibia for ITS RNOR, , THAT ITS FLAVOR MOUS SALÉ OF 18,000,000 pack­ SNAP ’ A New Shipment Just in QUESTION TO SOLVE ITS FRAGRANCE Harris & Smith et* annually. i ITS RELIABILITY Carry the very best The Antiseptic • and most % Ingersoll Brand Bacon, per lb.__ -....20c Government Sat Until Late Ingrersoll Brand Hams, per lb._~— 22c Last Night Hearing The Flavor of these Meats is Unsurpassed Hand Cleaner Up-to-Date Wheels , Evidence. in British Columbia “ Thr best preparation known Both in English, Canadian and for removing dirt, grease, American makes, including the Car ne’s Up-to-date Grocery An application uw’er the old Water paint, ink and stains of all Cor. Fort and Govt. Sts. Phone 686. Next to 0. P. R. Office. Clauses Act came before the provincial Centner, Ramcycle, Blue Flyer, executive yesterday afternoon and kept kinds; positively beneficial Iver Johnson, World and Cornell. to ■ the skin. Makes the them busy all evening as well. The city "SALMA" of Vernon la. asking for power (o take hands soft and delicately We handle a full and complete one hundred miner’s Inches of water Sealed lead packets only. assortment of the latest and beat TEA white. UP-TO-DATE TOGGERY from Long Lake creek for domestic At all grocers. 1 lH purposes. For the present not over one- PISHING TACKLE AND third that amount Is needed, but the PRICE 25c SPORTING GOODS city desires to have the right to enough Smart Styles in Rogers Bros. to meet» Its wants when It is larger. Phone A183 1220 BROAD ST. The .only6 objection to the application came from Price Ellison, M. P. P., who Dressy Clothes Plated Ware recorded 1.760 inches of water from CYRUS H. BOWES this stream In 1890. but it Is claimed To be correctly dressvd It Is essential that he has made no use of It. CHEMIST that your clothing should possess style, Celebrated for over half a cen­ fit and serviceable-wearing qualities. It tury In Great Britain as the best There were present yesterday Mayor GOVERNMENT STREET Is also desirable that they posseee a cer­ wear-resisting Plat** extant. It K. W. Timmins. Aldermen r. F. Coster- tain amount of originality In design. A is well represented here in our ton. W. H. Husband and M. V. Allen, Near Yates Street combination of all these are to be found tine stock. representing Vernon, accompanied by TELS, m and 456 In our new K \ Bod well, K. C., and Mr. Ellison SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES TEA spoons was present with W. J. Taylor, K.C. St. Patrick-- ttVr* Told —Scales of any capacity repaired and SUITS AT tld. $20 AND $22 DESSERT SPOONS Mr. Taylor held that proper compen­ > adjusted. Waite» Bros.. 641 Fort 8t. • Others at $26. $30. and up to $40. TABLE SPOONS sation should be given to his clièiit W In The Clad Day of Old DINNER KNIVES tin* application was granted. —“Try Marine Eye Remedy for Red, DESSERT KNIVES Mr. Rod well replied that the city had Drova the Snakat from tha Hedgy and Haathar. Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes. Murine DINNER FORKS no desire to confiscate any person's Romt tfoaum toMtfce* Ey« Rate.” rights and wejre v> ültn* 4*> aubmlt —---- W« Wee Sara a Fina Man TO KENT „ 'Gnafhm —Pastry, Fresh and frisp. R. Mor­ THE EXCLUSIVE STYLE STORE. OUR LEASE All the ’newest designs priced The evidence ôf thé TM*r*sta. Mtww B Baxter.- of the «tan» oftfrm, were re­ bojNTT champagne. It's wise, there­ $125. Robinson'0 Cash Store. 642 Yates A III Gregor; best sustained character ceived by the council and accepted. I V" street. • fore, to look for purity in (gentleman). Mr. Angus; m ALCA8V boys df the Industrial school. Being the Laborers' union asking the council to you that we build CLOTHES ranged to always keep a full price and the way we handle your Interested In the subject he closely to call a mu** meeting, to which the TO FIT the INDIVIDUAL, and goods. We consider It a favor If you stock of this unrivalled Gin­ studied the work of Judge Lindsey and mayor and aldermen be invited, to dis­ thafilke make them absolutely free will report any overcharges or Incivil­ has In turn been asked by the men of cuss the matter of contract vs. day- from any reproach. ger Ale, both the Aromatic ity on part of our help. the Metropolitan Brotherhood to ad-, labor from a laborer's standpoint. This our goods Rave no equal and the Dry Imperial. For _. Pacific Transfer Company. dress them on the subject. The lecture Was left In the hands of the committee IN STYLE AND DURABILITY. health’s sake, do not put up 'Phone 243. 50 Fort St will likely be given on Wednesday which has this matter in hand. evening of next week. Lock! officials A communication was received from GIVE US A TRIAL. —Heavy bark wood, cat 12 Inches for with an inferior brand ; if connected with the department of Jus­ Rev. 8. J. Thompson asking the coun­ NATURE’S WAY grate and heater. Cameron Lumber your dealer does not handle tice and the administration of the po­ t'll to send delegates to consider the ad­ This prooess by which we make CAVERHILL'fi BARLEY Company. Ltd. Phone 310. • lice and Jail service will probably be FLA K KS may be fittingly called the above, because of the —-O----- visability of forming a branch of the the “C. & C.” ask him to invited to attend and a discussion on Moral and Social Reform league of active part Nature takes in the work. kindly procure it from Pither —Ladles' Garden Tool»-Good strong the subject will probably follow the Canada. The secretary was Instructed 611 FORT STREET It is what she does that makes this new Breakfast Food spades that are not too heavy. 80c each; doctor's speech, so acceptable and valuable; you may ask. what does she A Leiaer. corner of Fort and to inform the writer, that it was not do? She does more than we are able !» describe in this ladiea' hoe*. 40c; ladles' rakes. 25c; within the sphere of rourreft To take space, so many Changes are accomplished by germination , Wharf streets. floral sets of small spade, rake, hoe and —The Victoria male voice choir of 50 action. COMFORTABLE (or sprouting) during the three days’ treatment of the bar­ fork. $2.26: sets of trowel, rake, fork voices having accepted the Invitation Under the heading of good and wel­ ley previously referred to; but we mention one thing that and hoe. 46c. D. A. Brown * Co.. 1302 df the Washington College of Music to fare, the matter of financial assistance is done,1 and that is. about ten per cent, of the starch In Douglas street. \ • give a concert In Seattle on March 20th. to the fund for the defence of the offi­ HOMES ERECTED the kernels Is changed Into, sugar (analyst's report) and had their final practice on Tuesday cers of the*American Federation of thus made ready for the stomach to make use of without —Tn* monthly m«etlr,g of the British evening. This being the first time the Labor was brought up. The delegates Having secured a stock of Sashes. the effort Campaigners1 Ass,x iatton will be held choir has agreed to give a concert out­ expressed their appreciation of the Doors. Art Glass, Mantels, Builders' evening at 8 o’clock In the drill side Victoria, the lender. J. M. Morgan. work of Samuel Gnmpers and col­ Hardware, Etc., I am prepared to OF DIGESTION hall. All members are requested to he Is most anxious to make a good Impres­ leagues In the pasf Ih most emphatic* give ck.se estimates. present. sion, and has spared no pains In getting It has been proven by scientists that the changes which terms. A donation of $25 was ordered Best material and workmanship take place In a kernel of grain, during the first stages of the light and shade of the different to be forwarded along with a letter ex­ used, and .satisfaction guaranteed. If germination, are similar to the changes that take place In —To-morrow evening hi Temperance choruses as near perfection as possible. pressing the deepest sympathy of the you are fining to build, call and talk the stomach during the digestion of food, the same active haH, Cedar Hill, a concert and social The choir will sing seven numbers, end council. It over. principle known as diastase being the agent for the con­ Something will be given. It Is under the auspices will be assisted by Mr. Morgan's pupils. version of starch Into sugar in both cases; all starch In of the Ladies' Auxiliary of 8t. Aldan's Mrs. (Dr.) Drysdale, of Nanaimo, so­ BROWNELL CASE. R. HI our food must be changed Into sugar before we can get New ! Presbyterian church. There will be prano; Mis» M. Hatyland. contralto; L. [ERINGTON nourishment from It. You see we get Nature to help. It candy counter#, guessing contests and William*, Nanaimo. Aenofr an 1 H. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, I* what she has done that gives this new food such a Appeal May Now Be Taken to Supreme CADBURY’S other amusements. Shandley, baritone. The choir vl'l leave 115$ BURDETTE AVENUE. delicious nutty flavor, and also makes it so full of nourish­ by the Princess Royal fei Friday. Court of Canada. ment, because so easily digested. Phone B1423. Watch this space and see what others say about the CHOCOLATE FLAKES W. M. Ritchie will conduct a spec­ matter. In the meantime, try à sample package. Just Out Thing for Y oar Card ial meeting In the Salvation Army —In the police court this morning In Chambers ..this morning Mr, Jus­ ASK YOU* GROCER Party citadel. 1412 Broad street, to-night at three further charges of riding bicycles tice Irving heard a number of applica­ * o'clock It Win take the form of . on the sidewalk were disposed of, fines tions. -e Chocolates from noted IN PACKAGES, 16c lecture illustrated’ by about «evenly of $3 being Inflicted In each case. The In Brownell vs. Brownell, a base English and Canadian Arms are beautifully colored slide* of ,cetie. In police' are keeping up the crusade on which was decided here a few weeks unequalled for quality and flavor, a the South Sea lewnde. The public are] , bicyclists, and are determined that the ago. leave was given to carry an appeal variety of fillings that will be sure invited. w prat ice shall bé stopped To-morrow to the Supreme court of Canada. The to meet your approval. morning Is ttt* banner morning of action Is one In which Mrs. Brownell, The Brackman-Ker Milling Co. bicycle cases, there being a long list of Duncan, sought a share In the pro­ to come before the court of riders who perty of her husband on the ground Limited. S: CLAY’S have been caught In the act by 8ergt. that she had contributed to the pur­ k> Walker and his assistants a ho have chase of It. The pair do not live to- Phone 101. 619 FORT ST. Singer Bicycles the matter la hood. Moat of tha affina» 1 gether and divorce proceedings are TWWMWg; The Judgment'was 'fhTdror ARE IN A Cl.AS.s Fort street, but a watch his being kept Mrs. Brownell, J. A. Alkman represents BY THEMSELVES mi all prominent thoroughfares of the her, while the husband la represented by Thornton Fell. A FINE Our new stock. Just In. are Jew­ city, and offenders will meet with in­ In Pitt A Peterson vs. Vancouver Y.M.C.A. RECITAI els In appearance and quality. stant arrest when detected riding on Houses Built the sidewalk. Copper Co., an order nisi was granted “Spread, Like Butter." CALL AND SEE THE3L allowing the sale of land. R. T. Elliott old only In 18c end Ida bit Ten-Inch ON THE We. do expert repairing to^ all C. appeared for the" pTâTnlïff ânTl For eele by ell Orocere. MM. W. A. GLEASON makes of wheels. Fred Peters. K. CL for the defendant Manufactured by | Talented Elocutionist - INSTALMENT PLAN Remember the new address. CITY JLIVERY company. The Ing.r.oll Pecking Ce. Ltd.I Double Sided . Ingereell, Ontario, C. Assisted By CENTRAL CYCLE DEPOT Y. M. C. A. MOCK PARLIAMENT. Miss Ella Cocker, contralto; Mr. W. D. H, Bale Board and Sale Stables D. Kinnatrd, tenor; Mr F Wad Session Formally Closed Last Evening- SHALLCROSS, MACAULAY A Disc Record ding ton. baritone. Contractor & Builder 1615 DOUGLAS ST. Debate With Seattle Association. CO., Agents. . NO. A 600 Y. M. C. A. Hall, Monday March 22 180 P.M. COR. FORT AND STADA00NA Thoê. Pllmley Single, Team, Saddle and The Y. M. C. A. mock parliament, 1110 GOVT. ST. Boarding Horses. which ha» had a very successful sea­ RAINBOW GENERAL ADMISSION 60 CENTS. AVB. son, was formally closed last evening. Opposite Spencer’s Phone 1825 The sittings during the session were all Baritone and Tenor Duet ‘ - Phone 1140. If yon got It at Pllmlcy's, ft's all OFFICE: well attended. The two government», NOOTKA right. the Van Munster and Hearthue cab­ MONUMENTAL HONOR BRIGHT, I LOVE 0. R RICHARDS inet». brought In a number of excellent YOU, DEAR OLD PAL measures. DENTISTRY VETERINARY 8UROEÔN. SWITCH-BOARD Tenor Solo Though the mock parliament has been Dr. r. G. Moody le pleeeed to ,n- closed the debating society will be con- ‘1.W.B.5MITH. fi Î tinned for a short time. A debate wHI TURNED PRICE 85c "ounce to hie friend, end petl.nte Victoria West Supply Stores be held on Wednesday. March 31st. In thet he hee quite recovered from hie 11 rinutw r.PKtCk'iRtuce fa thé Y. M. C. A. *kkih/tr Cor. Ranimait Road and Cather­ J. E. PAINTER & SON -Sfr*» ligious Instruction»"should be tntrodûc- dental practice hie personal attention, ine Street ed into the. public schools." * m office. Moody Block, Center Yale, »l< il GROCERIES, HARDWARE fill CORMORANT STREET Oh April 10th a debate has been ar- MOOTli MARBLE QUARRIES, Fletcher Bros. Telephones Ul and AUI j banged between the Seattle Y. M. C. A. t LIMITED. VICTORIA’S DAIRY PRODUCE ! and the Victoria Association, The let- ' [ ter will be represented bv Messrs. Y*a j 638 YATES STREET. LARGEST MUSIC HOUSE PENNINGTON 4 W00DWAET) GOAL AN» WOOD Munster. Clearibue and Rearm, i TRY A TIMES SMALL AD. VICTORIA DAILY TOUS, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, lew. MMMMtllMMMMMM Established March 1, 1908 Established March 1, 1908 ^ Cor. Fort and Broad Sts. COP AS & YOUNG Cor. Fort and Bread Sts.

ANTI-COMBINE The Store of the People GROCERS TlThe11 Popular Store What Is Everybody*s Business Is Generally Nobody9s Business. Now, in the case of Grocery Combines it is particularly Yours. You have the power in your hands now to strangle any Com­ bine Grocery. We have nothing to give away. (A lot you get given to you these days ! You know that.) Neither do we use bait ! We are simply trying to do a straight, legitimate business ; giving you full value for every cent you spend with us. You have shown your appreciation of our efforts to bring down the cost of living ; do your friends a good turn— tell them—and continue to patronize the Anti-Combine Grocers yourselves. JEliLO, thrw packets for...... 25* ESSENCES, all flavors, two-oj. bottle 20* TROPHV JELLY POWDER, 4 pkts..25< Four-ouneé bottle for ...... 35* Per dozen packets ...... 70<* CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME. Eight-ounce bottle for ...... 50* ROLLED .OATS, titLpuuud sack....<2.25• MAtitiJ -UAâLXG roWDEB» 12-mmce can. i -,:f Oütursr.wvw-W,*-.' -e- «.-* • Seven-pouml flapKrtlsg ...... 35* Five-pound esn for .,...... 90* ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR, per sack Given (??) That’s DR PRICE’S OR ROYAL BAKING ...... *1.75 ■RABLISHED MAR. 1 ESTABLISHED MAR. 1 I*OWDER, 12-ounee can...... 40* CALGARY RISING SUN FLOUR, per Away 1*01». ISO*. the Point Two and one-half poimd can...... *1.15 sack ...... *1.65 SEE OUR OTHER AD. ON PAGE TWO. TOMATOES, Tartan brand, two large tins BEST JAPAN RICE, four pounds for.251 for ...... : ...... 25* Nine pounds for...... ,50f The Anti-Combine doors are open. Prices are down. Keep them down. PEAS. BEANS OR CORN, Quaker brand, SUCHARD’S COCOA, impound tin... .25* per can ...... 10* One-half pound tin '...... 45* PEACHES, PEARS, RASPBERRIES OR One pound tin for ...... ;.90* CROSSE * BLACKWELL’S MARMA­ CLEANED CURRANTS, 3 lbs. for .. . 25* DUTCH CLEANSER, per tin ...... 10* STRAWBERRIES. 2-lb. can...... 20* FINE FRESH PRUNES, 4 pounds for 25* LADE. two-pound tin for ...... 25* HAMS, per pound...... 17* We handle only the finest brands of Canned NICE GOLDEN APRICOTS. 2 pounds 25* GOLDEN WEST WASHING POWDER. MIXED PEEL, per pound ...... 15* SHOULDER HAMS, per pound ...... 11* tbree-pound paeket...... 20* Fruits and Vegetables CHOICE ONTARIO CHEESE, pound 20* SULTANA RAISINS, per pound...... 10* ROYAL BRAND BACON, per lb...... 20- BON AMI, two paekets for ...... 25* LOAF SUGAR, two-pound paeket.... 20* EDAM CHEESE, each ,... ,... . .■. .85* CORN SYRUP. 2-pound can for...... 15* SAPOLU), |>er paeket...... lO* WHITE OR BROWN BEANS, four CANADA CREAM CHEESE, e«eh....lO* LYLE’S GOLDEN SYRUP, 2-lb. ran. . 20* BIRD’S EGG OR CUSTARD POWDER, (’REMO, ten-pound sack ...... 45* pounds for ...... ,..25* per packet .., rSz^rrr...... 15* READY CUT MACARONI. 2 packets. .25* Four-pound can ...... 35* TOASTED CORN FLAKES, per pkt. .lO* Nine pmmds for • • ■ ...... 50* CLIMAX BRAND JAM, 5-lb. tin . ..50* Fourteen-pound can *1.00 RED SEAIK’OFEE, per pound ...... 25* Five imekels for...... 45* OUR SPECIAL TEA. 4 pounds for *1.00 PURE NEW ZEALAND JAM, Raspberrv. PRIDE OF CANADA MAPLE SYRUP, CHASE & SANBORN’S COFFEE, one- , PURE BLACK PEPPER, per pound. 25* INDIAN AND CEYLON BLEND, four Apricot or Melon, 4-lb. tin...... 50* finest put up, quart bottle for....’. .50* pound tin for ...... 40* INDEPENDENT CREAMERY BUTTER. pounds for...... *1.10 CIHVER’S PURE RASPBERRY OR WORCESTER SAUCE. English, %-pint ANTi-COMBLXE SOAP. 2 full sized bars per pwunt , , ...... nn , .35* DAY & MARTIN’S LAUNDRY BLUE. • STRAWBERRY1 JAM, I-pound glass bottles, three for...... 25* for ...... 25* Three pounds for...... *1.00 paeket of sixteen squares ...... 15* jam. two for...... XV LEA & PERRIN’S SAUCE, ’/.-pint bottles. SUPERFINE TOILET SOAP, 9 bare 25* ROW ATS ENGLISH VINEGAR, per quart SCOTCH CORN STARCH, 3 pkts...... 25* CIHVER’S PURE MARMALADE, Lib...... 35* SUNLIGHT SOAP, 22 bare for ....*1.00 bottle...... 15* LAUNDRY STARCH, loose. 3 lbs. for .25* glass jar for...... 15* Pint bottles...... 60* PEAR LINE, two paekets for ...... 25* PURE WHITE PEPPER, per pound . 30* COVE OYSTERS, two cans for...... 25*

We are riot afraid to advertize our goods, everything: is sold at live and let live prices. We hive four wagrons running: and grive the best delivery service in the city. The Anti-Combine Grocers TheI Anti-Combine Grocers Two Phones, 94 and 133 COPAS & YOUNG Corner Fort and Broad Sts, nnmmmvMmmmmmmmmmmsmmmm mnmmmmmmmmmmmm* i

the choice of last year’s players there thin *: last night and bet against their Sproat Lake and Beaver Creek roads. bring about a race for the sculling VICTORIA LADIES championship of the world between ar« places on the team it Is thought rivals the Barbers. They took any­ -SCHOOL FOOT RACE. desirable to fill with more experienced thing. and when money was exhaust­ Richard Arnst and Ernest Barry, the DETERMINED TO WIN Seven lads of the St. Louis college For Sale-Oak Bay Property men. The team will take In any who English champion, on the Thame» dur­ ed accepted the offer of trade, taking yesterday morning held a foot rqoe ing the coming summer. There seems We are sole agents for the finest unsubdivided property in are willing to stay with the game up shoe shines till they were over round the block bounded by Pandora. to be nothing in the way but , the through thç season, but these must be two thon sand shoe shines in hand, had Vancouver. Cook and Mason streets. amount of expanses to be allowed this growing district, close to two ear lines; lots, half seres stayers and willing to faithfully attend Moran, of the Spencer team not had Hockey Team is Prepared to The winner was Clarence McLennan, Arnst. He offers to make the Journey and acres, np from...... *600 training when required. All players the misfortune to make five splits Meet Vancouver on Sat­ J. McConnell and J. Hickey being the for an allowance of £200, but Barry's Small cash payments to purchasers who may wish to build. No considered at to-night's meeting will whleh lost the Spencer five the game, « there to get places, Capt. Jackson, of backers consider £160 sufficient. The be told that although they are playing and saved the shoe shine man. The urday Afternoon. the Hudson’s Bay steamer Port Simp­ amateur champion and Olympic win­ taxes on improvements to property. amateur ball they win have to stay immigration team were challenged by son, acted as starter and Judge. ner, H. T. Blackstaffe, is looking after with the game till the final call at the the Barbers and agreed to play them Barry’s interests. end of the ranimer. If they obtained a "imputation. The RUGBY FOOTBALL. Other business will come up and BRITISH AMERICAN IRUS1 CO., Ld Barbers have now beaten the Spencer For the championship hockey game CENTRALS BEAT COLLEGIATE Cor. Broad and View Streets, Victoria, B. 0. probably a date for commencing train­ team twice and It wa* to see the Bar­ to be played on Saturday afternoon at ing operations set. bers beaten that the Immigration men The Centrals ebeat the Collegiate OakvBay between Vancouver and^Vic­ school yesterday afternoon in a Rugby lined up tn force last night at the toria ladies’ teams, the latter has de­ PHYSICAL DIRECTORS alleys. match with a score of three points to The Barbers Won by forty pins e*- cided to play the line-up as printed nil. The Central school secured the How to get I AMATEUR BOXERS about the game and he has exceptional ARE VOTING ON MATCH ac.tly. Lawrerice foi* the Barbers, was | last /light. The Vancouver team will only try of the day a few minutes af­ strength for his site to back up his. high man with 179. while Moran, of | consist of Misses Lett. Boult. Burpee. ter the commencement of the play. Campbell touched down. The try'was TO MEET TO-NIGHT other qualifications, white Butler Spencers, secured two scores of 172. Dyte, Bell-Irving, Cameron. Rose. §i a pure white Hie five splits, however, brought his I Carter. E. Burpee, Grainger and Bar- not converted. Thereafter both teams though clever appears to lack the force League Decides to Ballot struggled to «core, but without results. on final score to «66, while Oil!, of the ] wick. Miss Grad well Is reserve. The "jF loaf 1 required to put Hill beyond the chance Tuey for the Centrals played a fine Basketball Barbers, had 477. The detailed scores I referees will be G. W. Melhulsh and H. of winning. Butter has right and left were: I O. Dalby. game and was well supported by Fast Bantams in Fifteen-round Camplwll and McKeown. Clinton, punches and a variety of methods at The determination to,retain the line­ Game. Smith, Allen and Ross, gpr the Colle­ Bout for Silver close quarters. He is also quick and Ball ...... 7$ 89 87 m up àa selected for Victoria was arrived ™|™HE object of all expert Gill ...... 147 170 160 477 at after the practise game at Oak Bay giate Hide, worked hard to avoid de­ ready on his feet, but fifteen round* feat. R. Meredith refereed. bakers and cooks is to Cup. against a boy of Hill’s strength and Having applied to the T. M. C. A. Lawrence ...... 150 120 17» 459 yesterday. In which all the selected reputation will be a long row to hoe, coast basketball league executive for a players turned ^ont and played together make a pure white loaf • He. however, has excellent credentials ruling on the standing of the Victoria Total ...... with what looked, like a winning com­ A SURPRISED MINISTER. And this object is attained and Vancouver teams In the league. Spencers— * James Butler, who will box to-night from his London club and has made a, bination. The Victoria supporters who name for himself there, having once Physical Direçtor. Findlay has cast his Bevan ...... 71 111 110 292 watched the system and Combination "For many years I have been a suf­ by the use of ajt the A. O. U. W. hall a fifteen round been an amateur champion at his vote for the palylng of another game Morris n „...... 123 122 142 387 exhibited at Oak Bay yesterday are ferer from bronchial catarrh, and had bout with Billy Hill, of the Victoria weight and three times runner up in between the two fives. The executive Moran ...... 172 172 122 466 confident trat Vancouver cannot win. despaired of anything like a cure. Judge vfreét Athletic Club. 1* an amateur ban- the club. He is also a one and seven ordered a vote of the physical directors The Victoria team is strong in all of my pleasant surprise when I first tàm weight boxer, who was formerly a mile runner with some fast times be of the JW* Y. M. C. A.‘s to be taken on Total ...... 1145 points and will put up a far harder used Hyomel. which brought complote the matter. relief. Hyomel has been a veritable member of the Qalneford Athletic Club, hind him. game than that in which they won PURITY George A. Smith, physical dtractor of against Vancouver three weeks ago. godsend."—Rev. Charles Hartley, Sar­ Drury laOhe, London. Butler ha* his There will be two preliminaries. The THROAT SWELLED first between Bailey and Johnston and the Vancouver Y. M. C. A. has. It Is dinia. Ohio. Rfhateur card from that club, one of the second between McIntyre and confidently expected, cast his vote tyat ATHLETICS Thousands of catarrh sufferers have VOICE DISAPPEARED. given up In despair. They have tried the beet known In London, and eay» he Burke. The four men to appear In Vie another game be not played, and specu­ PAT POWERS AND LONGBOAT. FLOUR TERRIBLE COUGH. has not boxed in professional circles preliminaries are locals and more or lation is rife as to how Tacoma. Port­ stomach dosing, snuff, sprays and AGONIZING HEADACHE Toronto, March 18.—President P. T. since coming to America. He carries less well known among the different land, Bellingham and Seattle Y. M. C. doifbhes without success, and now be­ Purity is a hard-wheat with him In addition to the amateur A. physical directors voted. A major­ Powers, of the Eastern League, has lieve catarrh to be Incurable, i athletic clubs. The preliminaries will The Trying Experience of a Wood- card a letter from the secretary of the be four rounds each. ity of votes In favor of another match been on a visit here. But D. E. Campbell, the druggt«\ flour of decidedly xuoértor club and also a letter from R. P. Wat- will mean that Victoria and Vancouver stock .Man Wlio Nearly Mr. Powers was here on the Long­ holds out 1y>pe to all distressed. He i Died With Grippe. whiteness. It bakes into a Pdn, sporting editor of Sporting Life. BALL PLAYERS MEET teams will play for the championship boat matter. He has. a* he puts It, sells a remedy called Hyomel which Is a neutral ground. That Seattle will "rtpanéd op * Ikw office at Ottawa aw« guaranteed ‘ft# cwtarrw; Wild*. pure white loaf. So, you 4- Butlertfproduced the card and letter* be the floor selected is confidently ex­ People that allow ‘grlppy” colds t > Montreal" and . Is here to start another bronchitis, asthma and croup. yesterday for the purpose of set tiny TO-MORROW NIGHT pected by Physical Director Findlay, run on unheeded oft an find themselves one. All of which means -that he Is Hyomel (pronounced High-o-me) Is see. to get the really beauti­ In the perilous predicament that nearly aside any question of hi* standing In and he says his sterling five players guarding against any possible Inter­ medicated air, full of. the healthy vir­ ful white loaf you must use" the professional grade as he le Inform­ can beat Vancouver there. coat^farx M. Melanson his life. ference with the Indian by would-be tue* of the mountain pines. You ed that doubt has be«*n thrown on hie The.necessity for taking a vote of the "It was a long thrive through the rain promoters. If Longboat runs in Can­ breathe in the delightful antiseptic air, PURITY Selection of Line-up and Other that started qyf. euM. I didn't pity status in Victoria. He Is hexm* to­ directors of the five associations has ada without Mr. Powers' consent then and as il passe* over the Inflamed and- hard-wheat night with Billy Hfll, whose amateur arisen through the result of the game "muclt attention to It thinking ftp’i. uld will be snipe lew suits, and Pat pretty germ ridden membrane. It allay.) the standing "would be In Jeopardy until Business on the played between the Seattle and Van­ pass away. I soon experienced a stab­ nearly does what he says, and knows inflammation, kills the germs, and l flour. bing tightness In my chest and throat, he registered with the Victoria branch Board couver teams being In doubt. The what he is talking about. drives out the disease. Of the B. CL A. A. U. If he boxed match was declared by the referee a This grew quite Intense and my throat The genial little president stated A complete Hÿomet outfit. Including against a professional. Alex. Montleth, draw, but Seattle claimed a win, which swelled below the ears and It hurt to that he would see Longboat person­ a hard rubber inflhler, costs but $1.00, president of the Vitoria West Athletic would put Victoria and Vancouver turn my head. A terrible dry, racking ally before the end of th* week, and and an eatra bottle of Hyomel. If Club, which Is putting the bout on. The Victoria Baseball Club will hold equal on points. A decision as the re­ cough kept me steeples* and miser*bly did not anticipate any trouble with afterwards' needed, costs blit 50 cents. says that the boys are not being paid fe meeting to-morrow night at Fedeh sult of the voting on the mptter is ex­ sick, and my head left like bursting. À him. He said that he understood that See D. E. Campbell about It to-day. C-t for their appearance bo* a re hoifng on pected any day. and the local associa­ neighbor bought me Nervlllne and wa silver cup menring at 7:10, when the executive se­ tion team Is confident of having an­ rubbed It In copiously over my’ throat understand or listen to reason. Tom D. C. R. STUART TO AGAIN offered by the club. The\bout will lected at the organisation meeting of other game before the end of this and chest, and advised roe to use It as Is at present at Preston, commence at 9 o’clock, and wHl be ref the club held two months ago, will month. a gargle and take It In hot water every While In town Mr. Powers called up­ four hours. I did this and got relief—the creed bu Harry Dodd. take into consideration the drafting of on his old friends ’from Flanagan, Jim STROKE CAMBRIDGE Of the two men Hill Is. the the then for the Victoria nine this year. BOWLING. soreness left my chest, and I put on a McCaffery, Pat Mulqueen and Alf. Nervlllne Porous Plaster. Although Amateor Boxing Tournament and has the better punch, but What new blood can be brought Into BARBERS BEAT SPENCERS. Shrubb. He did no businea In the Under tfte Ausplcas of V. W. A, C. ness they appear from a view of the team will have long consideration nearlj^ln despair when I started Ner­ way of arranging races, though he Last night a bet‘of fifteen hundred vlllne. it was no time before 1 was After occupying the stroke thwart of workout* to be well matched. Thi The club has to put out a strong and would tike to have Longboat live up to THURSDAY, MARCH 18 shoe shines against eight dollars was well and on - my feet again. Such re­ the Cambridge l crew for the- Is very little that Hill does not know Able nine this season, and while It has his agreement and meet Shrubb at 15 won and lost on the bowling game be­ markable power for breaking a cold Varsfty boat race for six weeks, R* W tween Spencer's bowling five and the I never thought of being found In one M. Arbuthnot has been replaced in that Jimmie Entier vs. Billy Bill Barbers’ team. The Barbers won the remedy. Nervlllne saved my Hfe and I WILL LEASE GROUNDS. position by D. C. R. Stuart, the presi­ Preliminary dent of the club, who had- been rowing match and the proprietor of the Drlard consider It should be in every home." A field for baseball, football, lacrosse Joe Bailey vs. Young Johnson Do Children Need Alcohol? shoe shine stand won eight dollars, Not only will, Nervlllne break up and cricket, is planned by the Albeml the bow oar. Stuart stroked the crew after some close figuring of the years colds and prevent pneumonia, but It Athletic Club, and the prospects are- t<> victory for three years, and*hae no Ask your doctor how often he prescribe* an alcoholic sttaouiant he would live doing nothing But shine will also cure Rheumatism, Earache, that Jt will be In shape for use within superior In the position. Arbuthont has for children. He will probably say, “Very, very rarely.” Aik immigration Inspector's shoes, had he Toothache, Lumbago and Sciatica. six Weeks. The .inttatlve was taken by been left out of the crew altogether In him how often he prescribes a tonic for them. He wiH probably lost the fifteen hundred shoe shines Wherever there I «pain or Inflamma­ Secretary 8. H. Toy, who has reached a the test practices reported. answer, "Very, very frequently.” -Then ask Mm about Ayer’s put up. tion, Nervlllne will ware It quickly. satisfactory agreement with Fttxgerald Arrtwt. vs. Barrjr. READ THE TIMES non-alcoholic Sarsaparilla as a ^antc for the young. The members of the Immigration Beware of substitutes—get Nervlllne St Burke, for the lease of a large area Cables are being exchanged between bowling team ware out to win some­ only, large 26c. bottles at all dealers. of cleared land at the Junction, ot the England and Australia In the effort to VICTORIA . LY TTMtS, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1909. «=- Hunyadl LUCKY MR. BROWN. i Jànos. Ocean and Coastwise Shipping* If It had not been for “Frult-a-tlves,” Mr. Lemuel Brown, of Avondale, N.B., Canadian Pacific would atilt be living on stale bread and Best Natural Movements of Local Veaaala—Trade Expansion tn B.C. Water*— porridge, and suffering tortures with In­ digestion. Laxative Water Gleaning* Of Interest From the Seven Seas. His stomach was ik> weak that he had I» Nature'! own remedv for to give up all kinds of meats, potatoes oommoo tile, euoh as tdrpkUlver. and other vegetables, and even deny Indigestion end disorder of the IY0 MARU REACHES himself the comforts of a cup of tea. Atlantic Express bowels. Its notion Is speedy, Fortunately, Mr. Brown read about sure and gentle, without leaving CRUISERS TO NEW STEAMER ’’Frult-a-tlves,’’ bought a box and was THROUGH TRAIN FROM PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC any bed after effects. U la oor- PORT FROM JAPAN so much improved by taking the tab­ dially recommended by the beet lets, that he used four boxes altogether. Carrying Standard and Touriit Sleeprrs. and connecting at Winnip g Physicians and its extensive use VISIT ESQUIMALT WILL BE BUILT "I have been a great sufferer from In­ with Wmnipeg-Toronto Exprès*. Tourist cars Vancouver to St. Paul all over the world for nearly digestion for fifteen years. About two half a century is Its best recom­ Liner Brings Valuable Silk years ago, I read about Fruit-a-lives mendation. Try it and Judge for and concluded to give them a trial. I yourself when you suffer from JAPANESE WARSHIPS Cargo and a Number CAPTAIN TROUP HAS used nearly four boxes of “Frult-a- SS. Queen City SS. Princes* Beatrice SS. Princess May tlves” and they have made me feel like 1st and 16th each month March 22, April 2, April 12 March 27, April 7, CONSTIPATION WILL BE HERE IN MAY 'of Passengers., RETURNED FROM EAST a new man. I can eat all kinds of hearty foods and enjoy tea and coffee.” To To Campbell River, Alert AprlJ 17. This Is not a rare case, but the regular CamitiM»! Mlver, Alert Hay. To Nippdn Yusen Kalsha liner Iyo Maru experience of everyone who use* "Frult- Bej- Hardy Bay. Bsnington, Prince Rupert Rear-Admiral Ichigi Will Be in He Went Into Question of Har­ a-tlvee" for Weak Stomach, Indigestion Hardy Bay Prince Rupert. Calling arrived in port this morning In com­ Port Simpson The Monarch and Dyspepsia. Try them; 50c- a box. 6 Hiver Inlet Cannerlcv at Queen Charlotte lei- Command—Three Days' - mand of Capt. Parsons, and with Capt. bor Improvements With for 12.50, or trial box, 26c. At dealers or Skerna, Port Simpson and*. Ketchikan Llpralk, of the Kaga Maru. on board from Frult-a-tlves Limited, Ottawa. N«»a River Canneries March 22 and April 2. Skagway. Carburator Air Stay. as a passenger. Cant. Llpralk Is taking Government. — three months’ holiday, which he will Gas Machine spend on Puget Sound. VICTORIA— VANCOUVER—SEATTLE According tc advices received from The Iyo brought 61 passengers, ten of Capt. Troup, superintendent bf the Bead Read orvxs a'cue an gas Princes* Victoria. * Down Japan the two Japanese cruisers A so whom landed here. Among the passen­ C. P. R. coast service, arrived here Up. Princess Royal and Soya will reach Esquimau on May from the East yesterday. His principal «*. Monday, 2.00 p.m. -Lv. Victoria Ar. 2.15 p.m. dally except Wed. FOR LIGHTING gers were Robert Gardiner. British Dally ex. Monday, 7.00 p.m. Ar. Vancouver Lv. 9.00 a.m. dally excep- Wed. 16th. Rear Admiral fshlgt la in com­ business In the East was to meet the vice-consul from Sing Tow, China, who ATTORNEY-GENERAL WAS MO*T Daily ex. Monday, 10.00 wn. Lv, Vancouver Ar. 7.30 a.m. daily except Wed. > Can Also Be Used for Cooking mand and there will be from 1,000 to Is going home to London, where he will government to discuss the matter of CONSIDERATE. Dally ex. Tuesday. 7.30 Am. Ar. Seattle Lv. 10.00 p.m. daily except Tuea. 1.500 M>amen aboard the two warship». ------b».. married;------Thom------we 11 —Haynes,------United- harbor Improvements. While some work Dally ex. Tuesday, 8.SO a.m. Lv. Seattle 1 Ar. V. ay asttg MPVARftn mMhfeefor SS85S«# «sssamwp* .will be tUuui. dwih» lh* pAUy ea^ Ta—d»y, -1jjgTgiP Vtrtofta Xv 3.30 p.m. dally except Tuea. W WWfng oTany Cooking and Lighting in an ordin­ stay of three days here. On May 22nd Ington. D. C.: E. P. Thomas anA Wife, March 16th. in which you stated that the the vessels are due in Vancouver, on VICTORIA—VANCOUVER ary home of six rooms rarely ex­ going to San Francisco; K. Schlee, from large general scheme are not very allur­ Attorney-General "reluctantly" agreed tq May 27th In Tacoma, and from June exempt Oak Bay from certain provisions ceeds $1.50 to 12 per month. Shanghai, who Is visiting this continent ing. The government this year has Princes» Princess Princess No danger from asphyxiation. 10th to 23rd they will be in Seattle. In the Municipal Clauses Act. for the first time. Mr. Schlee Is a Ger­ fohnd it necessary to retrench all along This le Jar from being the case. The Charlotte Victoria. Royal Charlotte Rate of Insurance not affected, Leaving these waters the vessels will 1240 a.m. d'ly 2.00 p.m. d ly Lv. Victoria Ar. 2.15 p.m. d'ly man who has spent many years in dif­ the line, and nd promises could be ob­ Attorney-General was most considerate Ar. Vancouver Lv. 8.00 p.m. dig 7.30 a.m. d lyp.00 p.m. d’ly 9.00 a.m. d’ly 1.00 p-m. d'ly la two styles. Storage machine ferent parts of.,the„Orient where he Is tained that either Vancouver or Vic­ to our municipality, and It la entirely due for large buildings and heavy duty, engaged In business. J. Murray, another toria would receive special treatment. to him that we obtained the exemption (ex. M< n.) (ex. Wed.) and cottage machine adapted for passenger. 1» revisit (fig this city after referred to. While in Ottawa the captain attend­ private home use. an absence of forty years, during which W. E. OLIVER. time he has travelled all over the ed a meeting of the lighthouse board, Victoria. B. C.. March 17th, law. L. D. OHETHAM, world. H.^E. Waite, traveller for the of which he Is a member. The result of the conference was that a number of "HUMANITY'S" MISTAKE. City Passenger Agent 1002 Government Street FACTORY: Cudahy Packing Company, is returning from a business trip to China and Improvement» will be made In the aids to navigation on this coast. The Span­ To the Editor:—In reply to a letter 831 FI80ÜÀRD STREET Japan. ♦ • signed "Humanity,” In your Issue of The Iyo brought 2.106 tons of freight, ish Rank buoy will be changed to a For Information call at factory or light and bell: there will be a light Wedneeday, the 17th Inst., the proprietor address: 310 ef which she left here before pro­ and employees of the Cambridge Sausage Steamer “Don” ceeding to Seattle. The most valuable placed on Goose 8plt, at the entrance Kitchen, opposite the Balmoral annex, SEATTLE ROUTE F. 0. Box 4M, Victoria, B.O. part of the cargo wa# some 900 bales of to Comox harbor, and another on Bank hereby declare that It Is absolutely un- FOR SIDNXY, JAMES, SAT­ etik, which wute valued-»! $660.000. The Island. Hecate Strait. A number of t a Chinaman wa* plucking a URN A. MAYNX, PENDER AND ^ wuelurgely wtlTJ* _m.de, fowl store on their premises cm the day BALT SPRING ISLANDS A - ff." ' Wiiiitewsi ;:éwv4W 'Whert'Sbül rice. Capt. Troup confirmed the news mentioned. Neither is It true that the which had already been made public of proprietor went out and told a Chinaman Dock, behind Postofflce, dally, except the intention of the C. P. R. to add to to wring a fowl’s neck, as stated In the Commencing March llth, STR. DON Thursday, at 8 p. m., catting st Port NAVAL GUNNERY their fleet by the building of a new letter. In every instance where a fowl leaves OAK BAY every Tuesday. Fri­ Townsend. steamer for the Comox run. or such has been plucked by ue. or any one In Returning leaves Seattle at 8:S0 a. m. our employ, the neck of the fowl has day and Sunday at 9 a. m. „ OF BRITISH FLEETS other service as may be deemed best. been dislocated and the bird thus ren­ Returning, leaves Mayne Island Mon- dally, except Thursday, arriving Vic­ Let Us Ttaia boat will bo larger than the dered tnsen»tb|e to pstn before Any at­ days, Wednesdays and Saturdays at toria at 2:88 p. a. ------Charmer, and will be a general purpose tempt has been made to pluck It. which, steamer that will be able to do any we believe, le the quickest and moat la. n- An admiralty Mum was Issued a few 25eUCH way25g Figure With REAR ADMRAL ICHIGI. service which may be required of her. humane method of killing a fowl. We do Light Freight carried to all above days ago giving the result of the battle Who Will Be In Command of Japan­ The steamer will be built of steel, and this, not only frqm motives of humanity, points. practice In the navy for last year. The but also because a bird plucked alive ese Cruisers to Visit Here. the contract will be let this spring, but You Home fleet stands first In order of merit whether or not she will be built here ^uld show blood In akin where the alth 285.2 average points; other ave­ or at some other point Will all depend feathers were drawn, and would be there­ ‘before placing your orders for rage* being: China squadron. 219. T ; by rendered unsalable This would mean plumbing of any kind, it will do upon the ability of the local firms to a lose In dollars and cents to us. Wé are proceed to Honolulu, where they are Mediterranean fleet, 196 9; Channel fleet. meet the price. . ______—----- you ho harm to allow ue to sub­ due July 4th. The Japanese warship* 145.9; Atlantic "fleet, 1M.4 . —------:----- Prepared to submit our dressed poultry SS. St. Denis FOR PRINCE RUPERT mit an estimate. The more you to any competent Judge to prove If they were originally Russian cruisers, the The first ship of the Home fleet was have been plucked alive or not. This we * WILL SAIL FOR know about the cost of various Verrag and Bay an. but were lost tt> the armored cruiser Indomitable with outfits, the better prepared you have already done to an officer of the 8.8. RUPERT CITY Russia during the late war. a score of 562.5. In firing at fixed tar­ 1 Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to will be to make a Judicious de­ Rear Admiral Iehlgl has had a very 3.000 Tons. cision. get the .Australian squadron was first MARINE NOTES Animal», and who expressed himself as Northern B.C. Ports distinguished naval career. At the with 196 6 average points: Cape squad- satisfied with our method* \V. think the Balls from Vancouver every Monday • p m. Such great advance» have opening of the last war he was a cap- ron being fécond with 138.8. person who covers under the nom *1» ON been made tor Teem* ^»are in Steamer otter lq tdffgfce J0.6M feet plume of “Humanity" should hgve, some RATES ------practical knowledge of circumstances and THURSDAY, MARCH 18th the making of sanitary equip­ of lumber north lor^0# White pass A Saloon. $18. ment that It la to your interest conditions and be absolutely sere of his Yukon railway for use on their stem ground of complaint before proceeding to Calling at Bella Ooola Second Cabin. If; Deck. $f. to let us tell you about their wheelers at that point. malign his fellows. new fixtures which we are pre­ JAMES HAYNES Including transportation from Victoria. pared to supply you. even Steamer Trader left for the Fraser ALBERT E. HIM MONDE. John Barnsley though you don't contemplate river yesterday with 40 tons Of freight. GILBERT GORDON. * altering or adding to your pro- J. HAYNES, Jr. AGENT 634 YATES STREET GREER, COURTNEY A SKENE sant equipment Just at present Victoria, B. C.. March 18th. 190». Schooner James Johnffbti will be tow­ Limited, Agente. ‘Phone or send for us when­ ed out to sea to-morrow by the Tug ever you need good plumbing Lome. The schooner If bound to 8an STOPS A COUGH 623 FORT ST. attention, on the shortest notice Francisco with the first consignment CREEKS IN KLONDIKE and at moderate prices. of lumber from the Fraser mills for IN ONE NIGHT California. The Story of Sufferer* From Bron­ DISTRICT PROVE RICH THE CANADIAN-MEXICAN New York. March 11.—Arrived chitis. Asthma end t'aturrli Proves PACIFIC 88. LINE. steamer Vane tin from Marseilles and the value of Ualarrlmsonc. John Colbert Naples. Machinery Will Be Installed to US JUDAH MONTHLY BEKVICB. 1008 BROAD ST. A cffagh may be Catarrhal with a dry -TO- tickling In the throat, it may bo accom­ Facilitate Mining MAZATLAN. MANZANILLO, ACAlUt, PEMBERTON BLK. 'Phone 55: panied by partial stoppage of the nos­ CO. BALINA. CRUZ, QUAYMAB an, trils and shortage of breath. Often Operations. there Is à gagging In the throat, and other MesH*n ports as Inducement erreia JAPANESE CRUISER SOYA WHICH WILL BE HERE IN MAY. SHIPPINGSHIP GUIDE Also taking cargo on through Bills nt every cough tears and hurts. Lading to United Kingdom port» and the Coughs have a hundred different . John Sullivan, a pioneer Burwaeh Continent via the Tehuantepec Nattweaj tain, but was regarded a* one of the causes, your*» may be due-to any of Railway. er Challenger. Australian squadron, OCEAN STEAMSHIPS the_ folio wing: miner, and Henry Arp, the latter going ablest naval men In the Japanese ser­ was-best ship with a score of 397.7. Sailing from Victoria, B. C., the last From the Orient, Asthma Inflamed Throat to that creek only last November, are day of each month. on,. Exposure Bronchitis state the condition» of practice preeent- Monte**!» ...... A...... March M‘ in town, having been Just a week on For freight or passage apply to the vice been made a rear admiral. Enlarged Tonsils Pneumonia offices of the company, cat Granville The Soya is of 6.566 tons and the A so ed considerably greater difficulty than - From Australia the way. say* the White Horse Star. Tender Far Bed Hiver Bridfg Inflammation Croup street. Vancouver, or IMS Wharf street Is of 7.800 tons. In 1907. and It Is satisfactory to note Aorsn«l ...... April I Stomach Disorder* Pleurisy Sullivan and Arp bring very cheering Victoria. that such good results were obtained. From Mexico. new* from the creek on which twenty The one remedy upon which physi­ Scaled tenders, addressed to the under­ . March g OWNERS NOT CHANGED. cians are relying to-day is Catarrho- men have been working all winter, signed. and marked on the envelope “Ten­ Etta...... and are still working where last winter der for the Red River Bridge." will be re­ xone.• It removes the cause of the Captain Brew, of the Ship' Hale wood. From Liverpool. only two men were at work the entire ceived at the office of the Commissioners Oanfa .. cough, doesn't smother It. Catarrhoxone of the Transcontinental Railway until Denies Rumor. \ March a length of the creek. twelve o’clock noon of the Ith day of TO SAIL. Is a soothing, healing, "direct euro" Solid wide Vo SHIPPING REPORT and cures the conditions that cause the All the miners on Burwash, with the April. 1909. for the construction and erec­ For the Orient. exception of the Jacquot brother*, be­ tion of a steel and concrete bridge and Captain Brew, of the ship Hslewood, Empress of China ...... cough. Trains of Cooeke* denies the rumor that his vessel has . Marc» M gan last fall their attempts to locate approach spans over the Red River be­ Cape Lazo, March 18, 8 a. m.—Rain; For Auem.ll». Catarrhesone is Infinitely superior to tween Winnipeg and St. Boniface, near changed owners. He says that he re­ the |»aystreak. and all of them, accord­ lhe foot of Lombard street, together with wind 8. E.; bar., 29.97; temp., 42; sea Makars . March 21 cough medicines, tablets, sprays and SLEEPING CARS ceived a letter a day or two ago from moderate. For Mexico. emulsions, which for the most part are ing to Sullivan and Arp, have succeed­ ding and approach spans over streets ______ed In doing so. The Jaquots have been FWinnipeg. the owners and they mentioned noth­ Point Grey. March 18. 8 a. m.— of no practical value except to ease the ing of the matter, to him. If the ship cough for the time being. Often liquid at work taking out a dump all winter Separate tenders must be submitted for Cloudy; wind 8. E.; bar., 21.97; temp., and- frequent panning has shown tl|at CHICA80, LONDON, had been sold he would be communi­ 42; hasy seaward. For Liverpool. cough remedies contain opium, mor­ the substructure with other works as per they will have $50 per day to the man fo* superstructure. cated with at once, he thinks. Tatooeh. March 18. 8 a. m—Light Keemun . March » phine and cocaine. With Catarrhoxone Captain Brew’s younger brother, for their winter * work. They are oper­ HANILTW, TORONTO, rain; wind 8., 22 miles; bar» 30.11; SAILING VESSELS you take no drugs—you employ Na­ Plana, details and profiles may be seen Leonard Septimus Brew, will be here lh ating on 12 above the canyon. On 62 and full Information obtained, at the temp., 42; eea moderate. Passed out. TO ARRIVE. ture's way—Just inhale Catarrhosone’s MONTREAL, QUEBEC, a few day# He is fifth engineer on Name. , Left. Tor. soothing, healing vapor and Tellef and Mel Clark, Ole Erickson, Phil Aahmun office of the chief engineer at Ottawa, and barquentlne Amazon towing, at 5:50 and Henry Arp have sunk two shafts, also at the office of the district engineer the Oanfa, due to arrive here on Mon­ p. m. Passed In, 4-mastpd barque Procron ...... Callao ...... Royal Roads cure follow promptly. PORTLAND, BOSTON, at St. Boniface. Man. day next from the Orient. Thé cap­ It’s simply wonderful to think how one 30 the other 30 feet deep. From Amé Mm Crtertpal Mete* OmMi at towing, at 7:45 p. m. Also barque COASTWISE STEAMEB6 the latter they drifted 80 feet and lo­ tain la looking forward to meeting him Porocyon towing, at 8 p. m. TO ARRIVE. quickly a bad throat or catarrh can be Ontario, Quebec and the Persons tendering are notified that ten­ as he has not seen hjra for five years. cured with Catarrhoxone. Its rich bal- cated the, pay streak in 60 feet of the ders will- not be considered unless made Paehena. March 18. I a. m.—Light From Son Frandaru. drift, Arp I* now here for the purpose Maritime Piwlncoo. saiiik sapor * tarried along with Ike Longeât Double-track Route under mm on the forms supplied by the Commis­ tide Table. rain; calm; bar., 29.98; temp., 40; sea of getting machinery frith which to sioners. which may be had on application moderate. Governor ...... March 21 breath to the innermost recesses of the management on the Amertoen OealtoM ' to Mr Hugh D. Lumeden. chief engineer. From Skaeway. lungs, bronchial tubes anfl chest, mak­ facilitate operation*. John Sullivan Is Ottawa. Ont, and M. 8. R. Poulin, district Este van. March IS, 8 a. m.—Heavy on 68 and 87, and has good pay. He Victoria. B. Ç.. March. 1906. Prlnoees Beatrice ...... March » ing it Impossible for the germ of any oeo. w. vaux- J engineer. St. Bonjlface, Man. rain; light 8. E. breeze; bar.. 80.0»; expects to take out a big dump between bat S*1 fiiwbut sad ttaM 4#mt, Date TlmeHtlTImeHUTtmsHt ITlmeHt temp.. 42; sea moderate; spoke steam- Prince». May ...... March !« disease to live. Thus soreness In the •acfi tender must be signed and" seeled From Northern B. O. Foe**. m R**»*.-. at., oniOAte...... m. a. !h jn. ft-|h. m. ft r Pennsylvania bound Inward, off chest la at once, alleviated—phlegm ir by nti the partie» to the lander, and wit­ QUr.-n Pity ...... March w loosened and elected from the throat. Sidney Frank on No. «2 have struck 20 nessed, and be accompanied by an ac­ TWITIfii 2 4 Αolnter’s Island ; also North Western loosened and ejected from the throat, at. Dante ...... March » old standing coughs are removed. vent.< to the pan. and had Just started cepted cheque on a chartered Bank of the 18 39 13 outward bound, off Safety Cove wt 7 From West Coast. Dominion of Canada, payable to the Com­ 19 22 2.4 RFaMEMBER THIS, you breathe Ca­ a dump when Sullivan and Arp started 918 8.1 p. m. missioner of the Transcontinental Rail­ 1166 8.1 20 00 2.6 AmUr ...... TO SAIL...... UW" “ ts rrhosone and It will cure any Winter for town. Richard Fullerton on -72 has way for the sum of 685,—r— Victoria at am a TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT. son, has made a claim for 11,250 against temperature, 44 on 16th; lowest. IS on 16th. excellent prospect*, and there are •PHONE 97 from 0 to 24 hours, from midnight to m.. arrlv# at Beattie I p. ». dally Port Simpson—Rain, .88 Inch; highest Vancouver, B. C. the Canadian government for picking dozens of -other», making that portion ran tour midnight. The figure» for height serve to Tuesday: lea»# Beattie u p. ». temperature, 48 #>n llth; lowest. 32 on 12th distinguish high water from low water. up a gas buoy off Dixon entrance last capt Tuesday, *rrlT» at Vancouver tj, and 13 th. of the Klaune district one of the best The htlght Is In feet and tenths of a January. foot, above the average level of the low­ a. ». dally except Wednesday: leave. AU in—Snow, 13.60 Im'he*, highest tem­ fields for prospector* there 1* in the Wood and Coal est low water In each month of the year Vancouver la. m.. arrlv* at Victoria 2.U perature, » on 14th and 13th; lowest, 12 territory at the present time. This level le half a foot lower than the Asosan, In Southern Japan, has the p m. dally except Wednesday. on 13th. R. DAVEBNE datum to which the soundings on the largest volcanic crater in the world. It II Whatcom salle dally eaeept Thun- Dawson—Snow, 1.10 Inches ; highest tem­ Over one thousand ships of all kinds and READ THE TIMES Admiralty chart of Victoria harbor are measures fourteen mile# across one way, day fer Beattie al I p. m : arrlv* dally perature, 22 on 10th; lowest. 18 below on sises pas* up and down the English Channel every twenty-four hours VICTORIA DAILT HMES, THOE8DAY. MARCH 18, 1908.,

Canada Western Chartered COPPER MARKET Gow Ganda—The Rich Corporation, Ltd. (By Courtesy F. W. Btevenaon St Co.) FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET *- Bveloii. March 18. Bid. Asked We hgva published a booklet (full of illustrations) telling all Adventure ...... 7| • Alloue* ...... » to about the BARTLETT MINES, LIMITED, with maps of On­ Brokers Arcadian ...... ,^...4? *•! tario's new silver field at Gow Ganda^which we will send free roUHOIAL AND DrVESTKXNT AGENTS. Atlantic ...... 14 144 to anyone on request. Butte Coalition ...... 23$ ' SÜ Black Mountain ...... ]ft H *1 5, 6 McGREGOR BLOCK PHONE 1903 ChTuTyjvI A Arlxona ...... IX Centennial .,„m> ...... •*» ;i*| F. R. BARTLETT & CO., Ltd.' MEMBERS VANCOUVER STOCK EXCHANGE Copper Range ...... «4 74ft BOYAL BANK BLDG., TORONTO. Cumbc *und-Klv ...... c$ 71 Daly-West ...... 101 Devls-Daly...... 4â 4ft East Butte ...... 144 Hi First National ...... «<• DiNIZULU HAS Granby Copper ...... 90 92 Globe Cons...... 4j Greene Cunam i ...... 94 VincoDver TO GO TO JAIL Hancock ...... ||| Stock Exchange F. W. STEVENSON «6 CO. Helvetia ...... 3J 31 Isle Royale ...... -jg h»ke ...... 16} 1«> (By Courtesy F. W. Stevenson A Co.) Heavy Sentence for Harboring BROKERS Mass ...... jy, 5* Vancouver, Mtrch 18. Bay 6tate (laa ...... ffi the “Rebels”—Trial Cost tA-f MAHON BLDQ. M/4 GOV'T STREET B. C. Copper ...... ;...... fij 7 Listed Stocks. Michigan ...... *) lu* PHJVATK UIKK5 to «II. EXCHANGES s«1»n"-...... :...... i3g hj Alberta Coal AftCoke Co...... 61 $50,000. Mohawk ...... gj Burton Saw Works ...... UjO /New York Stock Eichanew Nlplsslng ...... International Coal * Coke Co. 64 LOGAN A BRYAN nun------'I ------Bom. stock - -Exchanse. - Nevada Cons...... m Portland Canal M. Co...... ftf North Butte...... 67| Western OQ. Gens. .1...... 130 The trial at Grey town. Natal, of th» S. B. CHAPIN A 00. 01 I Chicks® Board of Trade. Zulu chief plnlzulu. the greatest state «New York Cotton IxcUnfe Old Dominion ...... 4*1 Unlisted Stocks. The Luckiest Day of My Life. Parrot Mining...... aft trial In the history of South Africa, Quincy Copper ...... ‘‘ 95 -American-Canadian Oil ...... 9 concluded, after a hearing lasting Mr Tbomu Wylie (Bo* 384), Gall, says It ni the lucklnt day of my Shannon Copper ...... 14 B. C. Copper Co...... day*, when the prisoner was convicted 1 Superior Copper :...... u 4/1 *»•B. C. Packers, pref...... «i on twô counts nf the Indie tment againstit " ■kWtViWi*. /.<». «W • Wt 7*'-* VcaV.er>f.r1!s TTWHr t*âper Cd. m • A nsglsctad cold Whi the bsf inning of my bwukU. and what seemed "To pay a tine oT TlOO. or undergo .simple ailment, soon developed Into a serious and ten7^w7«*difoo?b| Victoria —r—4 7j B c TtuhC Corporation .... .110 Mechano Therapy 'Treatment t’nltrd Copper ...... 124 yw Canadian Con. H. A R...... 74 twelve months’ Imprisonment, for hav­ CURES WHEN ALL OTHER TREAT- 1 ■°‘!Vh*'*c*rce>T poeeible lor me to wilk around, end I loot so V. 8. Smelt, a Ref...... gq • „ Canadjan Northw.-Nt Oil .... . l«i ing harbored the family of Bambaata • MEXTS FAIL. much flesh that I looked like a skeleton. 1 we. last about reads to •• hand In Do., pref...... 44| «6 Cariboo Camp McKinney • •! 2Î (another Zulu chief), and to undergo I make a specialty of treating my check.," although only 20 yesra of eg,. The nmSSÜSï dbSor I’tah Consolidated . *o« Diamond Vale Coal St lrqn . 10 13 four years’ imprisonment for having Asthama. Catarrh, Bronchitis! Indiges­ Utah Copper ...... « Dominion Trust Co. ..;...... 90 100 harbored a number of rebels after the m^PSYCH>INB,dld ' *°* dlil‘|U,Md ,"<,AOPTM' Tben 1 ""«* rSYCHINE. Winona, 51 «5 tion, Constipation, Rheumatism, Heart .106 no rebellion.'* PSYCHINE did mi recks for me. The firm bottle rave me new life and Wolverine ...... jjg ' . K7 Ki Diseases, Liver and Kidney Diseases, courage, and in lee» than no time I began to put on flesh Ntrfdly and fell I was Yukon...... 41 National Drag St Chem. Co... 92 The Judge, according to a Press Asso­ Paralysis and many others. A trial on the high road to recovery My kppmit. raiuroed s^ I "%.! nfe ï ZL"* Nicola Valley Coal Sc Coke . . 6T. 75 ciation foreign special message, order­ will convince you. Treatment pleas­ Northern Bank ...... *k ed that the latter-sentence should take as the raying toes. My friends were surprised, end hardly knew m i„ ant. Consultation Free. three month, f we. a. ttrong end well a. ever. ,nd rerarned to work In the j Pacific Wliallng, pref...... 72 effect from the date of the prisoner's W. R. GALLOWAY. M.T.D. ; Rambler Cariboo...... 164 19 arrest, fifteen months ago. The fine Royal Colllerlea ...... ». Office Hours: 2 to 6. mill. I have not bade days’ 31 was paid. The expense* of the Crown OFFICE: 10M GOVERNMENT ST. NEW YORK STOCKS Sullivan ...... 1 USE PSYCHINE EARLY Illnotk since. Nobody in vumieutiun with the trial approach Will be pleased to refer you to cured Vancouver Ice St C. 8. .... 120 £10.060, while those of the defence are SDOQOOQOa I South African Scrip ...... 760 m patients here. could wish for better health also said to have been very consider­ than I enjoy, end it Is ill (By Courtesy F. W. Stevenson Sk Co.) Sales. able. s» -r —r------Jfaor. York, Maroh-ftE .. H».BateLCoWeries ...... w” «"ring to PSYCHINE. H Mr. Justice Smith In delivering Judg­ Antal. Copper ...... 6*6 «7J »| .7.7. .. 36ft ment rie viewed DiriWiuV history xtnee HahomBuumo CHINK were nssd la the early Magee of tka Uh.ee,! should be In everybody’s Afwr Car * Foundry m 48$ .66 he.-returned from M H4e lerd- >e# nycmi m nun reim. tug tend.." ...... 110$ GOVtawniT ST Seeds of All Sorts mm HOft 116 *hlp Mild that the most serious charge u vvs, or «rrcriTh. wsAKisees Amer, le# ...... 30 NEGLECTED SCALD CAUSED | Of Beet Quality and ciowest Prices at thst rraninn si a wow* reeuseT T? 2*1 3*i In view of the ensuing outbreak and A nier. Loco...... 61$ 61 Ml MONTHS^OF AGONY PSYCHINE FREE. Amer. Smelting ...... Ml the consequent loss of lives was to be ' Send this coupon •» DR.*T. A. MSI tm. fouqd In the first portion of the Indict­ Johnston’s Sped Store 8L May ...... li«t 1141 nil 1144 Dtstltleni ...... from the pain. At this point a supply London. March 18.—The rate of dis­ certain ond’tions. by fataer. mother, eon, July ^ .„lv.JtW 1«| PUS 1644 Erie ...... of Eam-Buk was obtained and a few daughter, brother or slater of hi tending Detroit 1,'eueu Hy. . :* count of the Bank of England re­ Dom. Cqal ...... in Sept...... r...... w «4 #1 «* G. N. Ore rtfs...... applications had Immediate effect: in homaoteader. Dec. .1...... jt... I| » m N G. N pref...... mained unchanged to-day at S per \ DUTIES -Six months’ residence upon ...... «-HU 1401 soothing the pain and irritation. A cent. The weekly statement shows and cultivation of the land in each of Dom. Iron A S...... Ill. Cen...... 142$ 1421 small supply proved sufficient to heal 32ft 32ft Iowa Central ...... the following changes: three years. A homesteader may live Do., pref...... » .112 111 M»y ...... «à «I «6 «4 ...... 291 29 the scald, although I had spent dollars within nine miles of his homestead on a July ...... «61 «61 «I # l Â1?? Total reserve. Increase £788.006; cir­ fai 1 of at least 80 acres solely owned and Lake of Woods ...... 100 106 ...... s* &M In other remedies. New skin has now Do., pref, ...... J30 H' Pt...... « *4 «6» IM ...... —JW 130ft culation. increase £12,000; bullion. In­ •copied by him or by his father, mother. Oati- Me*. <>ti. rtf*...... formed nicely over the open sore. bob, daughter. brother or sister. Laurentjde Paper ...... 119ft *1 20ft crease £794.418; Other securities In­ In certain districts a homesteader in Do., pref...... S*«y ...... 644 S4« 644 M . St P. St 8. 8. M ...... -140ft 146 "Zam-Buk is the most wonderful and crease £2.280.000; other deposits In­ .115 M . K * T...... effective remedy 1 have used, and I good standing may pre-empt a quarter Mac-key ...... 72 72 July ...... *1 «ci tri *1 • «ft *n 401 crease £1.426.000; public deposits,' In­ section alongsld his homestead. Price Sept...... „ Mo. Par...... advise others to use It.’* . 7<4 71 ...... *08 M 41» «1 • crease £1,862.000; notes reserve. Increase SS-00 per acre, vuties.—Must réside six Pork- Nat. Lead ...... Zam-Buk Is equally effective In curing Montreal Lt. it P...... 110ft IKE ■ re* m 70$ £878.006; government securities de­ months In each of six years from date of May ...... 17.7» 17.77 17.C 17.C New house ...... • 3ft 3ft bums. Mr. George Gilmore, caretaker homestead entry (including the time re­ Montreal flt. By...... • 3Hf. 207 N. Y. C...... « crease £1.000. Montreal Telegraph ...... 145 July ...... it.m 17.» 17.65 17.*7 • 125ft 124| 1241 of tbe E..nements block. Winnipeg, quired to earn homestead patent) and I«ard— N T.. Q. * W...... The proportion of the bank’s liabil­ cultivate fifty acres extra. Nova Scotia Steel ...... 6*| » . 46 VI 45» testifies as follows: "I sustained a A homesteader who has exhausted his NOTICE Do., pref...... ,1W May ...... W.X 10.25 M IS 10.X N. St W...... Ks\ 8* >71 ity to Its reserve this week Is 49.41 per homestead light and cannot obtain a pre­ July ...... N. P...... series of bad bums while attending to Ogilvie Mlg Co...... H4| liift . 10.36 10.17 10.25 10.26 tm I.17J m the large furnace which heats the cent; last week It was 50.64 per cent emption may take a purchased homestead EDMONTON BOAD, between Short Ribs— Paqlfle Mall ...... 31| 31 31 In certain districts. Price $3.00 per acre. .1» buildings. One bum on my Wrist was Pemwood Road and Richmond R. * O. Navigation Co...... May ...... 1*1 129$ 130 Purchased «lomegteads may be acquired . 78ft 79# People's Gas ...... particularly bad and gave me great BEGINNINGS OF ELECTRIC LIGHT. on any available lands on cither odd or Road, if closed to. vehicular traffic 8a0 Paulo Tram ...... 164 154ft July ...... 113 1121 112ft even numbered flections south of Town­ Pressed Hteel ...... 86| 36 3^ft pain. I applied some Zam-Buk. and in Toronto Ry. Co...... 119 122 Readlag ...... ship 46. east of the C l gar y and Edmon­ By order, Twin city Rap. Trans...... FWJ iyt L-M forty-eight hours all that remained of ton Railway and the west Une of Range Rock Island ...... 23ft 23 23ft the bum was a slight scar. Zarirt-Buk John Hollingshcad was the first man 28. and west of the «-bird Meridian and the 0. H. TOPP, Penmans. Ltd...... • 6$i f...... m 621 62ft seemed to take the pain away like to use electric light in London. In Sault Railway line. Duties.—Must rest Is City Engineer. . *4 W 8. P. 1878 h** Installed six arc lamps at the six months In each of three years, culti­ B. C. Asbestos ...... 91 92 .11*1 «7$ m\ magic. It lg a splendid balm to keep MINING STOCKS Tenn. Copper ...... • 4H W 41» old .Gaiety theatre ami startled the vate fifty acres and erect a house worth Banks. Texas Par...... handy. Its healing powers being simply H». Bank of B. N. A...... ,164 «à 32ft V marvel loua.” Strand. The price of gas shares fell V. P...... 1/9 177ft 17*$ SYNOPSIS OF CANADLXN NORTH­ Commerce ...... 175 U. 8. Steel ...... There la nothing to equal Zam-Buk Immediately. The cost of (he lamps WEST MINING REGULATIONS. Dominion ...... (By Courtesy F. W. Stevenson A Co.) «1 »u 442 was $200 a week and ho ran them for . llOv..jpreL ------» . m titift as a family balm. It* use are so wWe. THERAPION M*T*ch*ntlg rrjtdrrr __;, - V March lf. Ht* «4t>e mtmlh*. An attempt to place on«* COAL,—Coa) minu.. rights may be leas- Ê :8r " V«: Oar. C’hem; ...... 43ft m ~lt"'hair "been proved ft süre eure for - ed for twenty-one years at an anrfual tjn^birc —.7,...... Bid. Asked. «) lqside the theatre »♦ the foot of the Wabash ...... • 17$ 171 17) ecsrtna. ringworm, ulcéra, absceasea, rental of $1.05 an acre. Not more than Alameda Do., pref. . grand staircase was a failure. The acres ca^i be leased to one applicant. ftiün'...... 134ft 1» Copper King . til «1 piles, bad leg, uppuratfng wound**. Royalty, five cents per ton. Montreal ...... Wt-btinghoil»'-...... 792 7!« 77 women objected to the fierceness of I— V.f,..., md MW, emmbimn eil tfc. .245 2461 Gertie ...... Wls. Ccn., pref...... * Ota, bruises, chopped hands, cold QUARTZ.—A j/ersun • eighteen years of «■«*■■■- I. W...k m.mrd*r.d •■ expended Missoula Copper ...... Kas. City Sou...... 4T.i ed It cures rheumatism, sciatica, neu­ on the claim each year, or paid to the Monitor ...... MI 441 should not be discovered.” Prof. Eras­ Mining Recorder. When $500 has been raiRêeiatLBji Do., pref...... 731 73 721 ralgia. etc. All druggists ai*l stores sell SMUI uI all diacksigwa frees the eras ary eqrmse, Nabob T...... Hex-king Coel ...... at 60c. per box. or post free from Zam- mus Wilson said of electric light at the expended or paid and other requirements sepeecteg nmtmi. the wef «kick doeeine- r.i 96ft 3T| North Franklin ...... 4 Money on call. 1J per cent. time: ' With regard to the electric compiled with the claim may be purchas­ parable bans by Lytsg tbe fawsdeâs* el Miirtm LOCAL STOCKS Kendall ...... !...... Buk Co.. Toronto, on receipt of price. ed at $1-00 an acre. ead etber wriwse Awn. Total sales. 612.70» shares. light, much has been said for and PLACER MINING CLAIMS generally. O. K. Consolidated .... against it; but I think I may say. with­ 100 feet square. Entry fee. $6.00. Oom Paul ...... NEW AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. DREDGING.—Two leases of five miles JHERAPIONN02 (By Courtesy N. B- Maysmlth St Co.) Hnowshot» ...... BANK OF BENGAL RATE. out fear of contradiction, that when each of s river may be Issued to one ap­ (Private Exchange.) Snowstorm ...... the Paris exhibition clos, t» the electric plicant for a terrp of » years. Kent a!. Sonora ...... Calcutta. March 18.-The rate of dis­ Fredericton, N. R.. March 18.—At light will close with It. and very little |D a mile per annum. Royalty. 3ft per Bid. Asked the annual meeting of the Farmers’ cent, after the output exceeds $10.000. Alberta Coal St Coke ...... « Stewart ...... count of the Bank of Bengal was re­ mon- will be heard about It.” Mr Rol­ W. W. CORY, Amerirun-Canadlan Oil ...... 11 Tamarack ...... duced to-day from .8 to 7 per cent. and Dairymen's Association of New ling* head. by the way, had fitted up an Deputy of the Minister of the Interior. B. C. Amalgamated Coal .... n$ft .... Wonder ...... Brunswick yesterday, Commissioner of electric searchlight. which flashed N. - B.—Unauthorised publication of this International Coat ..... advertisement wlll not be paid for. B, C. Copper ...... ; ...... ■ ; There Is more money In circulation In Agriculture Landry hinted that an the length of the Strand. But he.soon France— In proportion to the population-* agricultural coHcgc wtil be B; C.~ Permanent I*oan ...... 113.00 ; Idaho 8. * R...... t T>r fear of scaring B. C. Pulp * Paper ...... 70 .... than in any other country. before long. horses.—Chicago Dally New*. Bakeries. Limited ...... 7.25 —M, aad ail tbe lilrssd^ cm NOTICE TO OBBDITOBS. error.«seen, rwlw mkot.a_____ . Capital Furniture Co...... 6 26 Cariboo Camp McKinney ... .ni| ,es Ie the Matter of the "Companlee Wlnd- Mro^tk SK^ÏTSÎMïïLr • Diamond Coal ...... 44 Uif-up Act. ISM." Chapter It. Statu Me THERAPION^ Diamond Vale C. » I...... oa .14 •f British Columbia. Great West Permanent . ...MO.OD 120.06 LK.1X. A LI. is hit. LUCraiX rni. I. k.,l,^ M * «* Granby ...... MM» Id Liquidation. *ktk <4 tbe three a at* here ruairad. aad iSith International Ceal * Coke.. .60 .76 Notice I» hereb, given that hy an Ex­ ahMe Tra4e Maik. Ak*A Nicola Valley Coal St Cokw...... 73».flO Made of Forest Roots traordinary Resolution of the member* • r------,,m MbMOo.M.™* of Lees * Lelser. Limited, he seed at . •tamp (» white lets Nootka Ma. hie Quarries .... 8.O0 1L00 Dr. Pierce believe* that oar American forests abound in most valuable medicinal roots for eeeeral met Une ol the member, of the ahj| Northern Bank ...... 8I.00 ,.r. Company, held Ur the City of Victoria. Pacific Whaling ...... 66.06 British Columbia, on the 26th January feee*whidialBs Iseearw the cure of most obstinate and fatal diseases, if we would properly investigate them; and, in Portland Canal Mining...... Jl confirmation of this conviction, he points with pride to the almost marvelous cures ef­ provisions of the above Victoria. B. C. ftwrnr-S ^ fected by his undersigned has been Royal Collieries...... 31 Silica Brick ...... 8.50 6 25 ■mo - o,, —————— ——.— ———ipany mi TTittint Wtrwlrax fmTstnmperf) n w ^“Golden Medical Discovery ” trlbutlng the property thereof. All WEATHER BULLETIN. Victoria Transfer Co...... *.« .... T of■Mge tka CMRIliyammBsre required to Vancouver Briquette Coil.. u which has proven Hamit to be the moat efficient stomach tonic. Hvcr Daily Report Furnished by the Victoria Western Oil ...... l.ift l.W Meteorological Department. Invtfjorator and blood cleanser known to medical science. Dyspepsia, Note—Pacific Coast Fire Is sold at the above quotation subject to a call by the or Indigestion and torpid liver yield to It» curative action, Victoria, March 18.—6 a. m.—The weath­ company of $34 per share. er Is becoming unsettled on the Coast, and showers may become general west The reason whvwhy it cures these and many other affectipns, is clearly shown in a little book of of the Cascades Light to moderate wind* extracts from the standard medical____ _ ... prevail on the Coast from Vancouver Isl­ ' works which is mailed fret to any address by Dr. R. V. Fierce, of Buffalo, and to California,. The weather Is fair N. Y., to all sending request for the same. and moderately told In the prairie prod “LAND REGISTRY ACT." vlnces. COBALT STOCKS Hot loam marvelous. In the unparalleled cores H In constantly making of woman’s On the Matter of an Application for s many peculiar affections, weaknesses and distressing derangements la DuaUCate Certificate oF Tltfe to Part For X hours ending 5 p. m. Friday. (By Courtesy F. W. Stevenson St Co.) (l.CTI Acres. Loss .647 of an Acre There­ Vietorth end vicinity-Ugiil to moderate of Conveyed to Ella Teresa Cm**- wind,, mostly cloudy end mild. ata, MaraSt if- Xf tUSTStÈ!: v,etorU Dutri« tower Main lend-Light to moderate ' ^ Bid. Asked. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, winds, mostly cloudy and mild, with Beaver Cons...... 16ft 15ft Notice Is hereby given that It Is my In­ shOwcys Chamber* Ferland ...... C $8ft ** I* amply attested by thousands of unsolicited testimonials contributed by irate» tention. st the expiration of one month Cobalt L*h* ------...... 14ft 14ft from the date of the first publication here­ Reports. Crown Reserve ...... 29* 800 tut patients who have been cured by It, often after many other advertlaed medi­ of, to isaas a Duplicata Certificate to said Victoria—Uterometer,^ JO. 14. t.mpcrslurc land, issued to Alexander McLean on the Foster Cohalt ...... :tt $| cines, and physicians had failed. 19th oewber. 18#. and 16th April, 1SÎ3. and «; minimum. *; wind, « miles N E., rain Little Nlplsslng ...... at 3$ » ;;mbered *448 and 788A. .01: weather, felt McKinley Darragh ...... v...... M m S. T. WOOTTON. New Westminster—Barometer. 30 JO; Nova Scotia ...... EÎ Uft medicinal Registrar-General. temperature. Sei,. minimum, 32; wind « Paftaratm l«ake ...... #ft * miles B. i wehthrr cloudy. / carried on B c- Rorltestei’ ...... 18| 19ft ^Nttnaimo—Wind, « miles g. B.. weather Silver Le«r ...... 12ft H pharmacists with the aid of apparatus and appliances specially designed and built for Silver Queen ...... fig an this purpose. Both medicines arc entirely free from alcohol and all other harmful, habit-forming drug*. A I : Bdmonton- Barometer. 2J.0R; tempers- Temisknmlng ...... 149 149^ litre. 13; minimum. 12; wind."I miles W . Tn-tkewey ...... 154 full list of their ingredients is printed on each bottle-v"-'*bottle-wrapper,—' ——------—------l®-L- TW6S WANT ADS. PAY teewther. clear each Don’t accept secret nostrums as substitutes Hargreaves ...... i« y for these medicines OF KNpWN composition. Z'

AMUSEMENTS GRAND IRISH CONCERT BRITISH COLUMBIA THEATRE SOCIAL AMD 1 IN INSTITUTE HALL In Buying WEEK AT BIG FAIR ------SAVE

T&ife-ïfiiy. fÉlf aÊW pleased to see a grand Patrick • Day cates of the coupons containing the winning numbers. money expended. In gong and Story. Mr. and Mrs. Fagln, of ctmmalnu*. celebration here, as elsewhere, and 4*to events In the history of th* big FRAN* ■ —, are- t« Sown for a- short" .... tbs* • the- -WfieHwHy -- twvfted gwsre be- *• On » k-.yr. MM I HEBBSWWU * * * . , • 'V .1 - **vr**^*tteW.^^-w**+* fit tb* jHuiuwa1 " ' j JM MjMüu. X- W Shatford, M. P P. left last noble wins of England, the bonny son» give*the Uujicu of the big days, and ROYAL STANDARD FLOUR IS MANUFACTURED ONLY XT Vaudeville’s Most Enchanting Songsters night for hie home In Penticton. of Scotland, and the gallant sons of they have txfen so arranged as to come some weeks apart Oregon has selected TH08. J. PRICE the brave western principality of CHALL0NER Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sutherland, of Wales. Friday. July 9th for Oregon day, and SONG ILLUSTRATOR. AND Portland day wfli be on July 10th All Duncans, are «pending a few days here. In the shaping of the world’s future, VANCOUVER MILLING & GRAIN CO.. "You Are My Life. My All.’* the .evelopment of'what la called civi­ of the preceding week will be the ban­ ner week for Oregonians at the big Limited. NEW MOVING PICTURES Mrs. Fred Rivers, of this city. Is the lisation. each race, and where the guèst of Mrs. F. Watson. Vancouver. MITCHELL fair. * “A Case of Spirit»." government is autonomous, each na­ tion plays It* appropriate part. It Idaho ha* not definitely chosen her VANCOUVER, B. 0. “Colonial Romanf-e. 1017-21 GOVT. ST. w Hut- hi*«*n. of Ottawa Is would Indeed be a bad day for at least day. hut September 16th will probably OUR OWN ORCHESTRA the latest arrivals from the Capital the English-speaking world. If the Cel­ be the occasion of that state's celebra­ city. tic genius,- with Its delicacy, ardor, and tion at the A. Y. P. E. The same date M. NAGEL. Director. will be shared by Utah. While either "La Cocffuette.” by Adrian Smith. contempt for the commonplace, had Mr. an the fln* wmse brate at one time. be one of this evening's dinner hoe- for material ends. the sustained British Columbia week has been des­ ignated a* June 14th to fist, with the WEEK. MARCH 15TH. energy, the dogged determination, and Famous United States Naval matter-nf-fa, t directness of the An­ 14th as Vancouver day and the 17th as The name "CHRISTIE” Victoria day. This will be a busy DERENDA AND GREEN. Mrs. Humphrey V® entertain to­ glo-Saxon friends; to the sincerity and Officer Will Recount Life Signifies the best quality and flavor morrow at her pretty home on Fort effective common sense of the Scotch; week at the fair, and It follow» right Cotoedy Jugglers. Not the CHEAPEST, but the BRS'i. street. ______q to the fervor . and Intensity of tho in the East, pn thf heels of Inland Empire week, so Onr factory is noted for its CLEANLINESS «E UURPHT AKt) MISS BARBOUR. [walgh. and others, whom not to men­ that the ffrët tnorilh Of the exposition "The Unwritten Law.” Mrs. Fred Jones, of Rockland ave­ tion is not to forget. But, as was will be well filled with dates of special And nothing but the FINEST MATERIALS nue. is giving an "at home” this after­ interest In the Northwest. Experience Are used in the manufacture FERN AND M^CR. ably pointed out by the great noon. Irlsh-Australian statesman, McMahon Rear-Admiral Evans, "Fighting Bob." has shown that at least half of the at Of our goods. E?c«ntrlc Comedians. Glynn, while riyogrtlxlng these charac­ will deliver a lecture at th-* Victoria tendance at any exposition comes fro^i PETROFFRIJ. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Flumerfelt have teristics of our fellow dtlxens they tl eat re next Monday, nlgit Milder the contiguous territory, and the A. Y. P' E violin yinuwo. returned from an extended trip to Cali­ must remember tlie special qualities of auspices of Olseh Temple Nobles of officials are leaving no stone unturned fornia. head and heart, the Irish Gael has to make the 1908 fair of interest am JAMES DIXON, the Mystic Shrine The swpjc?t of the brought to bear upon the civilisation benefit V» the people of the Pacific "Good Evening, Caroline.’* Mr and Mrs. Barnes left last night and culture of our time. lecture will be "A .Cruise tn gk East.” Northwest. Christie, Brown & Co., Limited. ------BIOGftAPH. tor Port Feeing! on after an extended Prlde of race did. not Jcaaen patriot­ before and during the Ilr4 months of TORONTO, CANADA. stay here. ism. On the contrary. It helped to pro­ theT war between Japan and Russti. IRISH EVENING IN duce a higher type. They should keep and the proceeds will be d.»u' id to the Captain and Mrs. Thomas Larkin, of their pride in the stocks from wblîh Woman's Auxiliary. Royal Jubilee hos­ GRAND MASQUE Hampshire. England, are the guests of they had sprung, but let them show FIRST PRESBYTERIAN friends here. that pride, not by holding aloof one pital. It will be under the patronage PLUMBING St HEATING SKATING CARNIVAL from another, least of all by preserving of Hie Honor the Lieutenant-Governor, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burdlass and an old-world jealously and bi'trmm and Mrs. Dunsmuir. Premier McBride Excellent Entertainment Given daughters are among the prairie visi­ but 'by Joining in a spirit cf generous and Mrs. McBride. Captain Parry, of tors In town. rivalry to see which can do mm for the Egerla. and Hon. A. E. Smith. in Honor of St. Patrick’s Enjoying Good Assembly Roller Rink, the common country-rfnr Canadian United States consul ST. PATRICK S DAY Mies Macdonald, of Sidney, was a citlaenshtp. Day. & Bath 32 Information passenger on the out-going V. A 8. The celebration of a national festival Admiral Evans has sailed In a num­ ber jof the must famous of Uncle Sum » train yesterday. •erved a double purisme: rt helped to When hsTins MARCH 17th boats. He started hie career on board We have on hqjid keep alive the tradition* of the Wind of jrvur plumbing the largest rtock 81» 12 p. m. the Constitution, and his first command The Irish concert In First Presby­ G. T. Butte arid A. T. flUto* were one's birth or origin, and to stimulate repaired see that af plumbing ___ passengers tost night on the Princess affection, and loyalty to the country was the yacht America, manned with terian church last night was a splen­ yeu get value for Admission, 26c. Skates, 60c. two gun* aad 14 midshipmen. He was goods In the otty May for Skagway. which 1* the sphere of one's hope and did success. Hon. Richard McBride, money expended. to select from. next transferred to the Powhattan. • es activity. The best of the pioneers and who was to occupy the chair, went a Cheap work to Can we have VALUABLE PRIZES GIVEN. Mr. and. Mrs. C. R. Work left yester­ j»ta tes men who have ..helped-to found where he served under Capt. Rone ken- letter of regret at not being able to •ft** expensive you a* a cus­ day for an extended visit to their old the colonies and possessions of which dorr He then served under the com­ be present owing to pres* of official work In the end. tomer? home at Belmont. Ont. ^ | ihe British Empire Is so largely com­ mand of Admiral Lardner, whom he b usines*, and J. O. Brown assumed posed. were «-men who lbvtd, as their called "one of the finest specimens of the duties and gave a short Introduc­ WE EMPLOY A TRIAL ORDER G. A. Keefer. Dominion government national festival came round, to mani­ the old'navy." Then followed in quick tory address on St. Patrick and Ire­ NOTHING BUT fest the deepening affection for the succession the . Santiago, the Pleeq- tend. PRACTICAL Iff , resident engineer, was a passenger for SOLICITED. the mainland last night. land of their forefathers. taqua, the Delaware, the Colorado, the The programme was an exceedingly EMPRESS THEATRE Congress and-the Saratoga, of which he • • • They, of course, look ahead, but they Any one and thoroughly enjoys 1 by Center Government and Jobnoon M Mrs. (Capt.) Parry and the Misses can better face the future when they remained In command four years. In the large audience. H. Shendley A. SHERET receive mime Inspiration from the past. !*»1 he was ordered to command the opened by singing "Off to Philadel­ Dunsmuir are making a short stay In TELEPHONE NO. S20 tort st. Seattle, prior to leaving for Japan. True, excessive retrospection was not gunboat Yorktown. then tn the North phia” In fine stylé, followed by pic­ no Latest Moving Pictures healthy. Like everything else, such a* Atlantic fleet known as the White colo selections by O. H. Larrtgan, who the virtues of a first husband, with Squadron, from the fact that all tfce AND ILLUSTRATED SONGS Mrs. Morley, of View street, was the In turn was succeeded by O. H. Redman hostess of a smart tea yesterday which a woman who has emerged from ships were painted white After Yerk- In a delightful little song, "A Sprig Best Show for 10c afternoon. In honor of Mrs. Shaw, of widowhood—never falls'to edify a sec ­ towrt. in which he msde h|s trip to o’ Green.” Mis» C’ocker'» singing of is the city. Golden. ond. one may have too much of it. They Chill. Evans took charge of the New "The Dear Little Shamrock” wa* very R\u»t Act in the living present in order York, the Indiana, the Iowa, which well received, a* wagNalso her "Sweet Complete change of programme Wttr Msnnerfng arid Miss Marjorie kMiB iiwa hWjiiHwg reuipda uTtii—r totter vessel ha commanded during the Vat* of Artwa.” Mr». Parson* was Hotel Del Monte Banfleld. of Haulte Xte Marie, who are who are to come after. Still they must entire Spanish war. and then took the very successful in her rendition of every Monday. Wednesday and command of the battleship fleet on Its Friday. touring the coast cities, are In Victoria n.u Ignore -or undervalue the leeeona of "An Irish Folk Song,” R. Morrison The Paradiae of the Pacific Near Old Monterey at present. endurance, fortitude, patriotism and trip from Hampton Roads to San sang "A Place hi Thy Memory" with Francisco. ADMISSION, 10c. devotion that are supplied by the his­ delightful ease and sympathy. Mis* 123 elles southerly hem Sea Froneloce CHILDREN S MATINEE, 5c Miss Gunn, of the Chinese mission tory and tradition xof the old land whose Evans recited "Shamus O’Brien." gnd here, addressed the Missionary Society national festival they celebrated that THE NEW GRAND. "Bridget and the Beauty Doctor" iV California of the 'Chalmers Presbyterian church. evening. an excellent manner. Mr». Legg sang Two Matinees Have Been Arranged Vancouver, last evening. Looking hack on Erin's past, he said very sweetly the old favorite "Eileen FTT4HE finest winter resort in the world. Sujierb climate, LICENSE TRANSFER. they saw the important part played by for Saturday Afternoon. Allaria." matchless scenery of mountain and sea, permits W. M. Wood burn, of the Canadian music and song. One of the sweetest It to not making Invidious distinc­ Notice is hereby given that I Intend u> Little Hip, thé tthy elephant per­ apply to the Board of Licensing Commis­ Tie and Timber Company, went over titles given to her was the “Island of tions to say that Arthur Wheeler. In outdoor sports all winter, golf,tennis, horse-hick sioners for the City of Victoria, at j,, I.» Seattle yesterday on business and Song." She of all the nation* has for former which 1» the big feature at the riding, motoring, motor boating, surf tank bathing. World New Grand this week, took a ride round hto anecdote*, and songs, was the gem next session, for a transfer of the license la expected to return on Monday. ner national emblem a musical Instru­ of the evening. With his racy Irish to sell Intoxicating liquors on the pre­ ment—the harp. When other nations In the city yesterday at norm and an­ famous scenic Seventeen Mile Drive thru primeval pine mise» situated at No. 1838 Store street, in other one at noon today In a Humber humor he had the audience In a con­ forest 126 acres intensely cultivated park. Accommo­ the City of Victoria, known as the battle. In the hour of triumph, unfurl Miss Cordelia Orylis returned to-day automobile, * kindly furnished by the stant uproar of laughter from start to tWestern Hotel,’’ from myself to Charles from Duncan, having sung at a sacred the national banner, some display the dation, 1,0U0 guests. Excellent cuisine, perfect service. Albert Stewart, of Victoria, b. C. IMImley Auto. Go., and created quite a finish. J. Longfleld* violin solo was concert there last evening .under the lion rampant, an emblem of iKtwer: Dated this ttth day of February, um. sensation on the streets. Little Hip much appreciated, and one of the feat­ For rate,, reservation* aad ilHutmted literature, addreae auspices, of the King's Daughters. others the cross or the emblem of fajth: ure# of the evening waa the instru­ - JOHN H. UOSNKLL others the stars, an emblwpi of hope; make* apractice oflaklng in every city mental trio for violin, flute and piano but In the days of old. when Erin In her he visits in the same Way and thor­ a R. Warner. Manager CAL. Sir Arthur Stepney, who ha» been oughly enjoys the rides. At the per­ by Mrs. Lewis Hall. Mr. Larrtgan and Hotti Dti MofltC for some time a guest at the Dallas hour of victory unfurled her flag to the JUST ARRIVED formances he gives out programmes Mr. Lvngflekl. J. a. Brown waa very hotel, Is spending a few days on the breexe. there shone out the golden harp on a field of green. from the time the doors open until successful with his sor^g. "The Moun­ Large shipment of Chinese Pongee mainland, after which he wtil return the show starts, so those who wish to tains o’ Mourne." Mrs. Lewis Hall Silks, beet qualities; also Japanese Cot­ to- Victoria and make an extended stay. ’’No enemy speaks slightingly of Irish ton Crepe, of all colors and prices, for. mimic, and.no friend need fear to boast gst oft* from him should go early. His was the accompanist for the evening, act on the stage J* the most appreciat­ performing her duties in her usual ac­ sale by piece er by yard, or »n any quan­ Mrs. Innee Hopkins was the hostess of It.” as. the great Irish pget, Thomas j for the Ground | tity required, at lowest prices. ed of any animal acts that have been complished manner. Mr. Dobson and of a large number of callers on Tues­ Davis, puts It. Before showing this. It and 80 Cormorant Street. Neat the Fire Father Usine spoke of the Influence of here. To insure the crowds pf children Mr. Parsons also assisted In this ca SEEDING TIME f the Best Quality day afternoon at her beautiful resi­ parity. V ___ __ wAH YUN A CO. *~ dence. "Bextfle," ; Esquimau road. mu*tc in general Tfoey had music in and ladies, who will wish ta Me hla.per­ the Inanimate, animate and rational formance on Saturday afternoon a SEEDS SECOND TO NONE IN THE CITY Mrs. Hopkins was very smartly England was first so named by King world, «’restion itself was like a vast chance of getting In to thé theatre Mr. Are to be found here. gowned, and receiving with her was Egbert In *29 a. D. instrument tuned by the Almighty to Jamieson has arranged to give two mat­ her mother. Mrs. 4L W. 8. Martin, of "pmtr forth the harmony 6f Its praises inee* on th.i I ha»’ fixed * the Seattle, who Is here on a fortnight’s before His throne, all creation forming price of admission for the little ones visit. Mrs. Hopkins' rooms were gay Potatoes Oats and Hay th* key-board of this vast organ which .fit-ton cants.------....—- BUNUBNT with spring flower» and potted plants -sweMe gtory oT Ootf. It is the UFTO-DATRS . aritF Miss Burrows, M Montreal street. OATS music of nature. Hence, the scripture At a committee meeting of Post No, I, In a very dainty and becoming gown, FAIRM0 SIR WALTER RALIBOH, SWEDISH SEED OATS gives a voice to everything- the waving Native Sons, held yesterday, final ar­ BEAUTY OF HEBRON CLOVER AND presided over the prettily decorated trees, the murmuring brook, the thun­ rangements were made for the ball to HOTEL tea table. Mrs. Hopkins will receive dering seas, the shining stars, the light­ be given at the Empress on the even­ And other varieties GRASSES on the third Wednesday In the fu­ ning and clouds, dew and frost, moun­ ing of April 16th. It has been decided ture. tain and hill, all are asked to join In to have rootn* set aside for bridge and SAN FRANCISCO the hymn *'ben edict tes.” five hundred for those who do not Bannerman & Horne Mr*. David Spencer and the Misses The animate world-the bird in the care to dance. Tickets will be on sale I Phone 487 636 JOHNSON STREET I Spencer entertained the members of the air -sings with a living voice, with a/ to-morrow. ——;—------Young Ladles' Club and a number of higher Voice, that of reason, and the* other young people of the Metropolitan glorious melody of faith man sing* and Methodist church very delightfully last tells of Joy and sorrow. evening at their home on Moss street. As with Individuals so with nations. r "SBptr flat* ANIMATED PICTURES. Go Tandeming,” and the songs. "Dean The floral decorations were carried out Each nation has Its own national Heart” and " ’Neath the Old Cherry chiefly In tulips and the effect com­ that Wtart" ' melody and song. Great as are the Good Programme ta to B* Given at the Tree, Sweet Marie." bined with shaded light* was very musical gttalnments of Germany; Italy r bttwtj ef dnifB, Mill) HOUSB CLEANING beautiful. Mrs. Spencer' and het Unlit «W Innf rw Victoria Theatre. and England, there Is not one that can Sctrtk Hold the World le.teed of baiat » me daughter* were assisted In looking af­ point to such a body of national music ot VERY QUARRELSOME NEIGHBORS traosi drudgery become; ter the enjoyment of their guests by as 1 retond. By that Is meant a music 1847 ROGERS Bros: Overtook* San Francisco Bay and City An excellent programme 1* offered at „ pleasure when Sunlight t Mrs. Chris Spencer An Informal that lives In the hearts and voices of the five Minuta* Rida from Fardai the Victoria theatre for to-night and Names of parties and Corn» and iptnni, Mini, hiti, «ft., you. Remember - musical programme was rendered du.-- people—not the labored composition of 800 resaw, leery rneai has bath the remainder of the week, with a flve- Tocn—both were unjiappy till the trou­ b*g the evening, but the greatest In­ art mikiIIiL BartjGit» ble was medicated by Putnam ■ Corn does ell the work, some great master- but the national M Ike kl itkart e# Rates—«ingt* rwm aad twth-àUO. 88.08, cent matinee for children on Saturday terest centered around a guessing con­ *s aSS Hianwri iswes ww Extractor. Any corn goes out of bua- ,W cost and In half the melody tint has been bonded down t f f rer Bgg gxcaflgMdg^ IbâMïm MM II.0CL «.«. He.ot afternoon. The names of thf films are r \ k. time of other Soaps test. The guests hàd been requested from father to son—that to sung by the Sahss-Atee, SUM H-VOO. «B0j0O aad a*. tneas In 34 hour* if "Putnam’s” I» ap­ SOI» »T LSSSISS IMiCM as follow»: "A Burglar’» Cupid,” "In to Wing with them their oldest photo­ milk-maid in her dairy, by the plough­ plied—try ft. ^ Fellow directions N*as|sésal Old Arisons.” "The Iron Worker." "A graphs and much fun wap occasioned man In the field, by the old woman LitiLttÿSZÈJSii by attempts to make out who they rep- Bird In a Glided Cage," "King Scatter-. - The average age of a Itéra» to usually tinging to an infant. This Is the ha- ■ma'rïaaiu**,-. brain’s Trouble»,’’ "The Salvation r«sênted — - ...... (Conctuded on page tz.) Palace Hotel Company put down at twenty- years; the greatest Army Loss," “Mr. and Mrs. Jollygood »ge on record Is believed to be toxtjr-two. JL VICTORIA DAILY TIMM, THOTtSDAY. MARCH 1», 1809. The Landlord who has anything “worth advertising” to offer you will surely advertise it i PROFESSIONAL CARDS. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BUSINESS DIRECTORY BUSINESS DIRCECTORY MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS e$dcr this head le. ADVERTISEMENTS under this head l ADVERTISEMENTS under this hraU I Rooms and Board. cent per word per Insertion; 3 linen $1 cent per word per Insertion ; 3 line». II Cfjnt per word per insertion; 3 lines. 11 i Stoves For Sale—Acreage For Sale—Houses per nuyith; extra lines. 25 cents per line per month, extra lines. 25 cents per line per month; extra Unes, S cents per line per month. per month. per month. » STOVES, RANGES AND HEATERS of FOR BALE—Eighteen acres good fruit FOR RENT OR 8 A LB—House and one ADflSTtTISKMENTS under this head 1 all kinds bought and sold. N. R. Fox- land, eight miles from Victoria; all acre, stables and chicken house», at ML cent per word per insertion; 3 insertion*. gord, uo7 Douglas St. Phone A1482. kinds buggies, wagons and carta, horses Tolmle. 525 William street, Victoria. X cents per word; « cents per word per Agents and harness; also yoke young oxen, well week; 6» cent» per Une per month. No Architects. Electric Signs advftiooment for leae than 16 walk MEN WANTED-In every locality In broken, and twenty-five young pigs. I. CHOICE LITTLE PROPERTY near Vic­ .Canada to advertise our goods, tack up THE LATEST sheet metal electric signs. Stump Fuller J. J. Fisher. Carriage Shop. Discovery toria. fine sltuat'on, beautiful surround­ H. J. ROD# CULLIN. Architect. 21 ^^^iHrkid^jnaluu^VIctorla^Jll^t ing views, splendidly Umbered, extra TO RENT—Furnished front bedroom. Ap­ Promts Building 100* Government St., , showcards In all conspicuous places anil ply 626 Burnside road. 8TVMP PULLER—Made In 3 sises, tor well fenced and laid out; fruit tseea and distribute small advertising t matter. ornamental shrubs; stylish new houae, Commission or salary. $83 per month, sale or for hire; contracts taken. J. FOU SALE—90 acres, tihawntgan district; TO LET—Good bedroom. In private houae, Ducrest. 466 Burpside road, Victoria. also 6 room house, pantry and bath, .well furnished; and with new bam. H. 8. GRIFFITH. M Prom!» Block. 1«* . and expenses $4 per day. Steady work Electro Plating dairy, fowl houae and woodshed. The all conveniences. Use of kitchen If de­ Govynment stretL Phone 14S* the year round; entirely new plan; no Phone A1781. Jamea Bay. Apply Box 147. Times Office. sired 98 Dallke Road. experience required. Write tor particu­ PICHON A LKNFESTY, 2WÏ Johnson St. whoie. including furniture, stock and Gold, silver and nickel plating, oxidising, TWO 3-ACRE BLOCKS. In nice situation. complete set of implements, horse, cow, lars. Royal Remedy Co., London. &>0 yards from city boundary; 9600 down, buggy, wagon, etc., $1,W6 per sere; THREE NICE UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Otu;,' Canada. butting and lacquering. Teaming im Stanley Ave.. with uae of ldtchea 1 s Bookkeeping. rest mortgage. Felhersion, Mount Tol- terms. Address C.,H Times Office. ” b.‘iL »n RENT—Furnished rooms and house- ING. 1323 Douglas street Pupils recelv- street. Phone A1499. For Sale—Land. T2Æ« room. Hotel Canada, in, •d or visited day or evening Special .. FAMILY DREAD. Vakra For Sale—Articles attention to easee of neglected ^educa­ ■Confectionery, etc., try D. W. Hanbury. GENERAL ENGRAVER. Klancll l atter ! ' CHOICE COMMERCIAL ORCHARD for Broads street. *'hone ism. tion. Ot.1 or young can attend. Btrlc’iy and Seal Engraver. Geo. Crowther, 816 t salé, ‘5 acres, being the cream of the 73 Fort St., or ring up Rhone 361 and Wharf street, behind Post Office-______■; BROWN LEGHORNS. White Plymouth FOR RENT—Handsomely furnished room private. O. Ren*. Jr . principal. your order will receive prompt atten­ Truck and Dray Rocks, eggs 11.50 for \t MA Belmont famous Gordon Head fruit district. AH tion. Ave, Is In a high state of cultivation, con­ for Vwoi also single bedroom; quiet, JEPSE.N S TRANSFER-Stand, Yates St., taining 22.000 strawberry planta in full pleasant house. 1017 Burdette avenue. • Dentists. Furrier between Broad and Douglas, residence. WYANDOTTE PAR I RIDGE EGGS for bearing, 480 bearing fruit trees, all skil­ Phone A1400. 221 Quebec etreet. Orders left at Ac­ fully cared for. A conservative estimate Bicycles Repaired FfUED. FOSTER, Taxidermist and Fur- ton*», telephone 1061, promptly attended hatching. Moore’s Vancouver strain, TO LET—Furnished room, With use of DR. LEWIS HALL. Dental Surgeon. great winter layers, SI for 13 guaranteed. of the value of this season s crop Is gas stove, on Fort street, between Jewell Block, cor. Yates and Douglaa NOW IS THE TIME 10 niv. your bicycle ^^jrler^^Jlohnsoi^mmmmm— 961 Johnson street. •1.890. Land slopes gently to the south­ put tn first-class condition, for the sea­ east and commands a fine view of the Broad and Government streets. Apply etreexa. Victoria. B C. Telephone- Box 10. Times Office. Office. »K; Residence. 13. son. You all know It Is a_ttee saver. TRUCKING—Quick service, reasonable FUR SALE—South African Volunteer sea.. This property will stand Investiga­ Why not have It readyt We will call |. Gravel charges J. Walsh A fkkns. Baker's Land Warrant. E. C. B. Bagsbawc. 613 tion. No agents. If you want a genuine for aad deliver same. Just phone up ------Feed Store, 540 Yates street. and profitable-fruit growing business FURNISHED ROOMS and board, AW. Harris A Smith IRQ Broad St. c Fort street. and phone. Bellevue. 461 Quebec i Land Surveyors. SAND A GRAVEL CO., foot John­ write to Owner. Box Til—. third houae from Government son street. Tel. 1388. Producers of VICTORIA .TRUCK AND DRAY CO.- FUR HALE'-New bull for 16x8 fantail v. ■P-l.-l__ - •»■U "i.J» bumwm . 1-1- 1>1. nmw...... I ,11 GEO- A,. SMUr li., V.. ik- 4.X Land Sur- , •-* • *r : .-V SVeefl fcUHih. tllbtH.' WW 'QfWdrw-atiwet. ' JUEccnl a.. C-. Minins daim», j ____ Roek B S • i " ! u " i K of' .v: teS 5#* near timber limits' miu sub-divfsions. j izaftiSbVÆ" Nojtk» ••.ttveerepfey -team m G)W«ity: «FSHfRNMflRfe Typewriter ftetiafrs -e----- » «c.,, .Ml M" ■ ( V.I. ■ toe din Rock fur sale. Terms ~ra-pterwm Reyafr B*», " FOR BALrE—Household furniture, Includ­ T. 6, GORE and J. M. McOREGOR. Brit- i reasonable. J. _R. Williams, 461 Mlehi» ing piano, will be sold by private kale; i»h Columbia Land Surveyors Chan­ gan street. Phone A1343- WB HAVE EXPERT WORKMEN and can be seen from 10 a. m. to. t p. m. For Sale—Lots WANTED—Six roomers and boarder», cery «’hambers. 52 Langley S». F. U. Hacks. «Very facility for repairing all makes of dally, at 1267 Gladstone avenue. first-cl see accommodation; terme, «4 Box 162. Phone A504. typewriters, cash registers, adding ma­ FOR SALE—Cheap, some good residen­ I HACKS' PHONE «7b. Victor!» Sick chines. etc. Baxter A Johnson. Phone per month. Apply Mrs. Taylor, UM Boat Building FUR SALE—A Rover automobile In good tial lota In a new sub-dlvlSlon In South Caledonia. EDWARD 8. WILKINSON. Brltlar Col­ Stand, cor. Yates and Government Sts. 7». order, recently • new-tyred; for sale Vancouver; easy terme. For particu­ umbia Land Surveyor. 1904 Government cheap. Apply Luke Plther. lars write B6x 840. Times. TO LET—Furnished moms, single or Street. P. O Box 90 Phone 614. builder, plain and fancy scull double, electric light» In every room. S30 Fort street. Hardy Plants" Watch Repairing flAFK FOR SA1.K -Almost new. a ber- FOR SALE-Very cheap, lota In Smith's Apply 716 Yatee street. VICTORIA BOAT A ENGINE COM­ 1 soin. Bo» IM, Times ulîlre______Hill, one block from Hillside Ave.. from GET OUR LISTS—Three of them. Bulbs, j A. FETCH, 99 Douglas street. Specialty, $300 each; easy terms. E. C. B. Bag- Legal. PANY. LTD., boat and launch builders. {IdfNTKN KPIf’I’RKS and all others esn TO RENT—Nicely furnished room». Boat building material for .amateur», Roses and Hardy Plants. . We handle ; of English watch repairing. All kinds ehawe. 613 Fort streeL Fort street. Phone B1943. ALEX!.» MARTIN. Barrister-at-Law and repairs, engine* installed, etc. Esti­ only varleti.-s rdtablc for this climate, i nf clocks and watches repaired. obtain the very finest salmon belIlea, Solicitor Money to lose. 1006 Govern­ mates ahd designs furnished W D. and our lists tell you what you want fo r black cod. kippered salmon or Labrador FOR SALE-Corner Belmont and Glad­ ROOM AND BOARD for « or S persons, ment street. Buck, mgr.. 434 David St Phone SO know . Fie win'» Gardens, Hey wood - herrings, at lowest prices, from stone avenue. 2 lots; 4 9-100 acres, corner home comfort». Apply Box 87, Time» avenue. J. MISCELLANEOUS . Ersklne's Grocery, Johnson and Quadra of Kelvin road and Saanich road, end C W. nitXtiSHAW Bnrrt»l«r. rtc Lew streets. Phone 106. of car line; terpis. Apply 8. Perry Chambers. Bastion street. Victoria. Boot and Shoe Repairing Business Chances Mills, city. FURNISHED ROOMS from SI a month; Junk hardy Cabbage plants at Mt. rooms and board. $6.66 a week. 711 Fle- MURPHY * FISHER. Barri,lera. Scilfc-i- 40 MATTER where you bought your LOTS 11 and 12. Mensles street. Parlia­ shoes, bring them here to be repaired. , Tulmie Nurseries, 50c. per" 100; also guard street, city. 1 tore,, ètc.j Supreme and Kxrhequer Court WANTED-Scrpp braes, copper, sine, WANTED—To purchase, good going bust* i greenhouse plants in great variety. U. ment Buildings block. $2.500 each; terme. - Agents, practice in "Patent Office and * Hlhba, 1 Oriental. Ave.. opposite Psn- lend, east »nA nil V«rvtlai ftt n, $1,000 to $1.500; give full particulars. Fetherston, Mount Tolmle P. O. tugei Theatre. . botties and rubber, highest cash prierai in cobfidence. "By* *. Tim*» ^Office, i A. Knight. 1 TO LET—Comfortably furnished room», before Railway rv>mmts»lon TToix with or without board. 725 Vancouvei Charles Murphy. M.P. Harold fisher paid. Victoria Junk Agency. 162» Store | ' EGGS FOR SETTING—Partridge Wyan- GRAHAM STREET-Lot 50x135, « room Builders & General Contractors gteggL Phew MR PORTLAND CANAL will attract more I done». TKorbugh bred stock, brown egg». cottage, $1.709 cash. Maysmiih * Co., «ttamion nirwlBlnBlBf Mechanical Engineer. vl)\ERTISEMKXTS under this head 1 I -— I ondeegnp fiürHpflPr trlci In B. C. OwrorlunlUti tor invMt- S4 Johnson street. —...... animent streeL rent per word per Insertion; 3 insertions, j LanOSCaPG uarUCncr ment await you now. One company hne THIRD STREET—Large lot. 7 room W. O. WINTÈRBURN M. L N. A . Con i cents per word; 4 cents per word p»r ------— ...... already paid 4«) per cent. Writ» for STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE. Appiy bungalow, stone foundations, gas and suiting Mechanical Engineer and 8ur- week; 50 cents per line per oionth. No . K. J. LAING. landscape and Jobbing free lllusirated pamphet to Box 490 Vic- Army A Navy Clothing Store. . all conveniences. $3.800; terms arranged. Rooms for Housekeeping veyor. Estimates Tor alT kinds Of Ttn- advertisemwnt for less than. Id rente. t " Gardener. Tree pruning and «praying n r torts. B. C.—...... 1 M*ysmith A tiOir Mahon Bldg»...... ehlrery: gasoline engines a epeclalty. specialty. Residence. 104.'. M-ars street. WANTED-Dingby or small tubby row­ partner Wanted with izr». wno TO LET—4 room flat, or 5 if deelred. all Phone 1531. 1637 Oak Bay avenue, Vic­ .houses, greenhouaes. houae Phone A1213. Office. Wllkerson A boat in good condition, cash. Lloyd, FOR SALE—Lot 60x130, on Rockland Ave., modern convenience», gas stove. 2621 toria. B. C. Phone Dandrldge A1928 Brown's Greenhouse, corner Cook and would be content with $7 u> •» per day 1906 Maple street. Victoria. near Uook. Apply owner. P. O. Box 536. / Furl street*. net profits, to tshe control of business FOR SALE—On Cook street, block of 16 First street. In R. U. that ran be developed rapidly. CHOICE FIR D.XfRS. sash. mouldlngA fine lots, no rock, good soil. $2.600. Ap­ ALTON A BROWN, carpenters and build­ Addrwse Box 182. •«tmra Office. TO LET—Furnished housekeeping rooms; Medical Màssaqe. ers. Estimates given on all kind* of . etc., at low eat prices. Moore A Whit­ ply Owner, Box 66. Times Office. also furnished bedroom*. 941 view BL rarpent»r wbrk We specialise In cen­ Lithographing tington. Yates street. MR. BERGSTROM TlJORNFEi.T. Fwe ser valorise and greenhouses. Prompt WHO WHY. WHEN. WHERE to mek* FOR SALF.—Cheap, ten lota, fronting dish Masseur. Turkish bath. S?1 Fort attention. Flrst-c)sss work and moder­ THF. WESTERN LITHOGRAPH CO.. profitable mining Invratments. by the FOR SALE—Spring wagon ànd buggy top. three street», Ontario. Montras! and Situations Wanted—Female’ street. Victoria, B. C. Phone 1S56. ate prices. Phone H1464. Residence, 646 53*» Yaies street. Producers of fine sta­ late Cecil Rhndés. Most interesting McGregor1» Blacksmith Shop. Johnson Michigan, $4,000. Apply Owner, P. O. Bay street. Victoria. tionary and artistic Color work. Bstl- report frra. Engineer. 18$ Ouray, Wash­ •Seen,------Bo - a*. —- —; MRS EARSMÀN. electric light baths; ington. D. G ------— WANTED—Position ae servant. Box 361, "rë^drciT maissiri» - vm Fort Wt. fkmw . AVERT, manufacturer or itawdxTd FIFTEEN THOUSAND absolutely new SDR SALE—2 desirable corner lot», fac­ Tim*.------mm. . ■ high grade concrete building blocks. FOR SALK—Furniture and business of Columbia records for any cylinder ma­ ing on Oak Bay avenue, $L260; 1 modern Artistic work In concrete executed to Machinists boarding house. Apply Box 941. Time» chine (entiie stock Toronto Phowegraob 7 room houae. large lot. Hillside Avê., WANTED—Situation as house maid of order. Contracts take* for entire Office Co.), otily $16» per doxen; former pnoe. near Douglas, special, $2.500; centrally waitress In good hotel. Address Miss A. Mining Engineer buildings, foundations and fences. Fine L. MAKER, General Ma.'hlnlat, 86c each. Bicycle Munson. Toronto. located, hlgh-claae rooming houae (14 Wheeler. Maywood P. Q. concrete work our specialty. 1009 Doug­ Government Utrwt, Tel. M0. FOR SALE—Kitchen aifd counter scales, rooms), extra special, 16.660 ; 24 acre» J. L. PARKER. Mining Engineer ami las street. Phone AJ013. gas range*, refrigerator, carpenter FOR SALE—BeV. sets, dressers end (uncleared), fruit and vegetable land, Surveyor. 11 Macgregor Block, Victoria. tools watchra from $3 up. £5 eel. rifles, stands, kitchen and extension table*. well watered, special, $65 per acre; 200 Wanted—Articles B. C Mine examinations ahd reports WILLIAM F. DRYSDALE. Contractor Mending 16-ehot. $5; 6»ehot pump gun, $10; spirit chea-> chairs, cook stover, braes ket­ scree (some rocki. but mostly good fruit Superintendence of mining work or con- and Builder All work promptly s«id < Vi ; bachelor button», 1 pka. tle*. etc., at the Old Curiosity Shop. land, adjoining one of best orchards In WANTED—Ornamental tw*es and shrubs. satisfactorily executed. Jobblfue neatly TO YOUNG MEN who want sock» darn­ 26c. At X L Second-Hand Store, opp. Fred: Jeeves, prop., cor. Fort and Saanich, large quantity of good timber, Send partic ulars. Post Office Box 66. work, eleven years setuat experience a* done. Telephone A13M. 1033 N. Park St., ed. I'll -1j t ■ .1 for Mr. I eJ^antagea^o^nsonjitraeVeaeie,!S offer» of per acre for one of theee WANTED—Gentleman's saddle for horse. lead and-silver., gold «pd copper mines. FOR SALE—Incubator and brooder. Ap­ •action» a year ago. These prices are Apply O.. Times Office. P. O. Box 434. Btisirtaee telephone. ALFRED JONES. Carpenter and Jolnvr. For Rent—Acreage ply 1138 Johnson streeL net from the owner to the purchaser. A 12*7: residence telephone, 1912 Jobbing work promptly attended to. Easy terme ran be arranged on any of SOUTH AFRICAN WARRANTS—I wtli Cor. Blanchard and Fort Sts. Phone B799. Merchant Tailors TO RENT-2 seres, cultivated, and 6 FOR SALK—Horae clippers and case. them. Address P. O. Box 138. i y highest price, eight draft, no de- roomed house, stable, etc., near Shoal $256; âplrit levels. $1; 1.000 laland »t"»l Cy; send beat price, first letter or wine. HINSDALE A MALCOLM. Bay. $26 per month. E. C. B. Bagi claw hammers, 66c. each; scales, 340-lb.., YOUR CHOICE of 1$ good lots on or nt_. Music. 1 WING f^k>k yUKN,jt.of K Conaomu $6.le; loggers’ boot». 81.06; Crescent St. A. T. Brook, Box 756. Regina. Saak. — Butlders and Contractor». - street. _ Cloth#-* (leMMd, pressed and atl à we; 613 Fort street. Hillside avenue at ffiffi to $46» each: Up ALF WHITE. Teacher of Plano. Organ DIN FDA LE. MALCOLM. Amr. Waltham watch. $12; gold filled down, balance yearly payment». Feth­ WANTED—Second-hand gasoline engine, and Theory. Studio. MSB Pembroke 8t. W Quadra St. 62 Hlllsld# Ave. epeçtacJes and case, $1.23. Jacob A a non- erston. Mount Tolmle P. O. about 6 or 7 h. p. ; must be cheap Ap- Phone 1899 •< n'a new and second-hand a$ore. t* ply Box 127, Times. PACIFIC BUILDING A CONTRACTING For Bent—Houses Joi.neon street. 4 doors below Govern­ FOR SALE—2 goo£ tot», together, tn CO.. LTD -Office. Room 23. Five Sla­ Metal Polish ment. Phone 17^. . vicinity Of C. P. R. wharf; Ideal site for WANTED—South African rertpt. We BANJO. MANDOLIN AND GUITAR ADVERTISEMENTS under this head 1 will pay $430 cash. Communicate with taught by W. G. Plowright. Conductor ters' Block. Estimates furnished. hotel or apartment house; 81,500 each; Phone 1664...... GLOBE METAL POLISH cleans, wjlyrr. cent per word per insertion; 1 Insertions, SPRING REPAIRS-Now la the- time to easy term», Yatee A Jay, eoHoétera for u». General Agency Corporation, Ltd.. ef the Alexandra Mardnhn and Gtait.ir copper and bras* For safe by Thv Snore 1 cents per word. 4 cents per word per see about spring repairs, fence», gates Ml Granville streeL Vancouver. B- C Club, late professor of banjo, mandolin Hardware Co.. Ltd week; 66 cents per line per month. No owner, 646 Ration street. Victoria. and guitar at Alberta College, Edmon advertisement for leae than 16 cent». and general repairs around the houae. WANTED—Canadian North» : OU stock ton. etc. Phone A1458 Studio. «3 View Brass fastings See Bolden, carpenter. 788 Y a tee street. In exchange for geod build! •treer FOR RENT-Furntahed cottage. M El- Telephone B182S, . For Sale—Machinery to Willows car Une. Bui BRASS CASTINGS of all descriptions for Moving Picture Machines Offioa. machinists and launch builders. K. Mce street. Rock Bay. Apply 514 Ellice. FOR SALE-A few new buggies., latest FOR BALE—Oue second-hand Housti Nursing <'pieman, shop 640 Pembroke Street. MOTION PICTURE»-A new supply of *tyl». second-hand buggies, wagons ter oner. one Smith mortlaer. oi first-class "Path*-' film and projecting TO LET-Cott»«e. with or without land. and carts, two good fresh calved cows; shaper, one ten-inch atlcker. one ami Wanted—Lots lnnrems for aale, at Maynard’s Phono Esquimau road, near greenhouse. Mrs. . also ail kinds of horses. Apply at L J. dynamo. Apply Taylor Mill Co., Ltd. MR8. WALKER (C. M B.. Eng), at- Chimney Sweeping Stock House. 715 Pandora stleet. Hunt. J Fisher s Carriage Shop, 6U Discovery Lty.. 2116 Government 8t.. or P.O. Box •ends patients or reeeives them Into her •treet.. WANTED-From » te S nursing home Maternity, medical of TO RENT—« roomed linuac. modern, land with bulldlnea. nrai surgical. 1017 Burdette avenue. Phone LLOYD A co.. practical chimney sweep­ South Turner. $17. E. C. B. Bagshawe. ers and houe^-rlcaners. 716 Pandora News Stand WANTED—A well situated lot for resi­ A1400. Ht. Grates firebricked, flues, altered, . «y Fort street. For Sale—Dogs For Sale—Wood .FOR FRESH CIGARS and tohn'-m*. and dential purpose*, on Tat*. Lind* 6r MISS E. H JONES. 731 Vancouver St. vacant houses cleaned ready for occupe- TO LET-Close to car. « room house. Jamea Bay, near Park. Reply "Lota,'' alt the latest news, see Joe McDowell. FOR SALE—Fox hounds, beagle hounds, MILLWOOD, n Hall. Phone UM. P, O. Box 439. King'* Head Cigar and New* Stand. $17.60, 4 room houae. $WB0 per montf. and all other breeds of sporting and pet flntirian CHIMNEYS CLEANED—Defective flues rw»x* to Pantages. bath In each; electric light In former. dogs, fancy pigeons, ferrets, rabbit», NOTICE—Par the next MX weeks L the V$fUVICU1 .__ fixed, etc. Wm. XiuU. 22 Quadra street. Bond A Clark. 814 Trounce Ave. ruines pigs cattle, sheep and »wlr»# underilgned will sell -ordwood In fe-:r- Wanted—Poultry -P^one MgL. ip-page catalogue, W. Mount Penn foot lengths and take rawing EYKR VlTTKI) ÇORRKCTI.T or your Painter and Decorator TO LET-A furnished cottage on Dallas K«nnel«t ItcadjniL Pvnnn. V « A. cut ft In yard», alleyways •at Irhnnêy TBRk; cdilTi Oriîy f USUfiT prie-*. mad. 6 room». Apply to Mr». M. R» let», in lot» of i cord» and a; WANTED-A few young chickens of Ml- Phone B1971. or call on Meï’ntyre. -Chinese Goods and Labor JAMES SCOTT ROMS. 916 Pandora Ave.. Smith, 164 Dalla* road. Ihe old way and eee what yo let*. muet be cheap (common kind only); ontlcian. «I* Dunedin, lav or evening. expert paper hanger and decorator; For Sale—Horses ting. J; K. Grice, 80S Do#*»' JtMeJhiwwt^rice^JBox^LJMmsA^ HYRCKLAIN. bnumware. silk* and room» papered or painted cheap. Signs. TO LET—Good, modern equipped 7 room Victoria. B. C. Phone 148 Estimate* Write or telephone AIM». houae. dose to school, churchej and car, curtoe, extensive assortment. All kinds FOR SALE—General purpose horse, light MILLWOOD. M Hull. Phone 1114. i Shorthand of Chinese labor supplied. Tim Kee. $20 per month. Addfess P. O. Box 62). hay. about' 16 hands. 1.**» lbs , rising Wanted—Tenders l^2 G^rrimiem street. nine, sound. Apply 8. Williams. Mount SHORTHAND SCHOOL. 11» Broxd St. Pawnshop TO RENT OR FOR SALE—Nice n«#w TENDERS for the purchase and removal Shorthand, typewriting. iKfoldfcpepitqr I house on Dominion road. 1 minute from Help Wanted—Female of the plumbing and of the building at . telegraphy thoroughly taught. E. A. Cleaning and Tailoring Works MONEY LOANED on diamond#, Jewel­ Gitrge car. 7 rooms bath, pantry, good FOR SALE—Shetland pony and four- the south end of old Victoria West Macmillan, principal. lery and personal effects. A. A. Aaron- basement. Apply there. wheel cart; pony exceptionally gen:ie TAILORKSS WANTED-Pants and vest school building lot will be received by LADIES' AND GENTS' clothes cleaned! son. cor. Johnson and Broad. and kind with children. For full in­ maker; also girl to learn trade. W. p. the undersigned up to Saturday, the FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT. formation and price apply to 681 Michi­ Ktnnaird. the Cash Tailor. 132 Govern­ 30th Inet. Isabella Moore, Secretary dyed, repair#1#! and pressed; umbrellas Apply 1121 Quadra street ment street. \ Board of School Trustees. Singing. .41»o n paired and re-covered. Guy W. Photographs, Maps, Etc. gan street. / Walker, 7W Johnson St.. Just east of 1 ' WANTED A laundress, to take home j M. MORGAN, Tricher of Voice Pri- Douglas. PHone A|267. washing by the week. Apply In the dnctlon and Singing Studio, Room 9. REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND OTHERS For Rent—Stable For Sale—Houses REAL ESTATE. Bank of Commerce Building. Late eon- To Insure quick sates of properties should evening to 1335 Stanley avenge. ductor--of Reaotven Harmonic Society. Cuts get them photographed by TO RENT-A stable, Apply 834 View ADVERTISEMENTS under this street. rent per word per Insertion: 31m.______-Girl for general houae work' Welsh Baptist Choral Union, the cele­ FLEMING BROS for- small family. Apply at once, 643 THE NORTH WEST REAL brated Resolven Male Voice, winners LETTER UEADiL BILL HEADS, klrda- Maps and plans copied or blue printed, * cents per word. 4 cents per word per 1904. 1905. 1906. 19Q8, 1906. 1907. eye vleeg|. and all classes of engravings Enlargements from mms or prints to any TO LET—ST»bl*: also bu«‘dtiig 16x48. too ) week; 68 cents per Hue per month. No Johnston street. ESTATE CO. sise. Finishing and supplies for amateurs. carpenter shop or storage, centrally lo­ edx'ertlsement for lose than 10 cents. for new*mp«-r or catalogue work, at GIRLS WANTED, at M. R. Smith*» Bis­ REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL the H. 'Engraving Co-,. Times Build­ Kodaks for aale or hire. ___ cated. Particulars 1319 Government »t.„ AGENTS PHONE M8A. 5ft$ GOVERNMENT ST. Room $. FOR HALK-A cosy cottage, lot 62x130, 5 cuit Works. Niagara street. 706 TATES STREET. Stenographers and Typists. ing. Victoria. rooms, all conveniences, lawn and gar­ den. fruit trees and small fruit. Apply A ANTED—Dr# «making. 164 Kane Bt. TYPEWRITING done from M. 8.. on rea­ Plumbing and Heating For Sale—Acreage 1427 Pembroke street. Term», $500. bal­ FOR BALE. sonable terms. Apply Box 271. Times Dressmaking ance arranged. Office. ADVERTISEMENTS under thlg head I Help Wanted—Male A GO0D SPEC—7-ROOMED HOUSE. MISS A1ALLICHAN. Dressmaker. 1412 HOT WATER HEATING—J. H. Quadra street, close in, for $3,660. $80» Quadra street. * Co.. Limited. Ml Fisguard St Phone cent per word per Insertion: I Insertion* BIG BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE-A A27», t cents per word: 4 cents per word per charming home, worth $9.000. le offered WANTED—Good strong boy; also Im­ cash, balance yearly. This house will for $6.000. owner mwt tell; terms. Ad­ Lodges. MISM WILSON. Dressmaker, hall removed week to cents per line per month No prover to baker. Apply 619 Fort street. rent for $30 a month. advertisement for lees than 16 cent». dress Box 292. Times Office. PEMBROOK STS-ROOMEt) HOUSE, COLUMBIA LODGF. No. 1 L O. O F her workrooms from ihe Promis Block Pottery Ware, Etc. WANTED—Smart man to canvass Vic­ meets every Wednesday evening at k to her home On Oak Bay avenue. 3rd FARM FOR 8ALE-18Û acres, between FOR SALJB—Moderp house. 7 rooms, toria home» and secure orders for much all modern. $2.000. $306 caeh, balance *68 y house past Foul Bay road. Phone B1»«T. a month. \ •'clock In Odd Fellows' Hall. Douglas SEVVÇR DPE, Ftejd Tile, Ground Fire Nanaimo and lAdysmlth. on main road. ht one and brick foundation, all conveni­ needed house Improvement; good money street R w/ Fawcett, Reer Sec., it: Clay. Flower Pota. etc. B. C. Pottery 10 acres cultivated. WAtw pasture, both ence». Twceljr attained on ear Mtw. lot for a hostler. Apply P. O. Box 213. NEW HOUSE—5 room». aTl modern. Qua- ■ Government street. Dyeing and Cleaning Co.. Ltd. corner Broad and Pandora high and bottom land. 6 roomed house, 46x1#; terms. Apply Box 348, Times 3. utes from oar line. 12.900. Apply Owner. on the voters’ list before March 29th at corner Douglas and Pandora streets. farm land» In Saskatchewan. & to j* tmrted tn Mr. Thos. W. Palmer. Hot. H. Bale. RU-h.rdaon «irf.l .above Mo WANTED ’ K. of P. Had. cor Douglas and Pandora _ Employment Agencies acre» cleared. 15 acre» slashed. 2 roomed FOR SALE—New four roomed houae and ON MORTGAGE, t loans of $1.18» each. Sts. H Weber. K. of R. A S. Box 6U. Hscy., 1310 Gladstone Ave. Phone A1733.. •hack, plenty of good spring water, a large tot. 60x1». In Esquimau, near THE KMP!X)YMENT AGENCY. few fruit ireea. a portion of land fenced, beach And car line, $1,100. For terms Lost and Found. .%A'i£n MRS. P, K. TURNER. a gbed road to property. Î7M Uae been apply Box 28L Time», ...... INSURANCE. RENT COLLECTED. «* cd) Fori St: Hours. 16 te 8. Phone 1SK. Scavenging laid out by former owner In clearing and LOANS. ' Mowat. X. of B. & JS Box 164 LOST—Gold locket, on rauaeeray. Tues­ fencing, coal right ifoee with the land, A PRETTY LITTLE HOME, Blanchard day. lady’s picture inelde. Reward, VICTORIA SCAVENGING CO.-Offl**, two companies own coal right* In the Time* Office. A. O. F.. COURT NORTHERN LIGHT; PLOY MENT AGENCIES. 666 Johnaon 710 Yates wtreet. Phone 662. Ashe* and etreet. lot 60x120, 6 room cottage, all No. 5635. meet* at K. of P Hall 2nd and vicinity, plenty of good timber; fc.lug convenience». $3,680; $1.760 caeh. bal­ D. C. REID & CO. street. Victoria. B. C.. and 312 Water garbage removed. cash; $2,560. $1.500 down, balance to ar­ ance arranged. Maysmlth A Co., Mahon LOST—A dark brown. two-year-o{4, % 4th Wednesdays. W. F. Fullerton. Secy. street. Vancouver. B. C.. supply labor 31 range. Apply 783 Broughton street. abort horned heifer, with several email BANK OF MONTREAL CHAMBERS. and help of all description* on short Bldg. VICTORIA LODGE. No. 1. A. O L\ W . holes In each ear. A suitable reward notice, fre6 of Charge, to employers. Second-hand Goods TIMBKW—Before buying or selling timber will be given for information leading to meets every second and fourth Wed­ Phone 163. Write or wire your orders. FOR SALE—7 roomed houae. containing nesday In month at A. O. TT. W. Hall. In B. C. call and see my Mat, comprising conservatory, bath, large reception ban. the recovery of the animal, J. W. V. A. Watson, manager. Wanted, ladle* WANTED—Old coat*-and veate. pants, more than 100 of the beet properties, panel and beamed ceilings, tintej Plmjott, Strawberry ^ Vale P O. Agents for»\ Members of Order visiting the city cor­ and men. canvassers, big pt.-rr.entage. boots and »hoe«. trunks, valises, shot- aggregating a total cut of twenty-five Pacific Coast Fire Insurance Oa. dially tavited t» eltend. Rr Dutmû T#- Register book kept for help seeking em- guns, revolvers, overcoat», etc. Highest wall», convenient to car Call after 6 Kstab. 16 Year». cordcr...... billion (25,000,080.088) feet. A. T. Framp- p. m. At 1227 Pandora avenue. LOST—English setter (female), blue tick­ 3 cash prices pam. Will call at any ad­ ton. Mahon Bldg.. Victoria. Phone 1K8. ed. Finder kindly notify Box 3». Tlmee. National Finance Co.. Limited. dress. Jacob Aaroneon's new and sec­ Subscribed Cap., eotl*». MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA ■■■■■■■■ffiffiffiffi**. -, 'large ll JAPANESE HINDU AND CHINESE ond-hand store, 572 Johnson street, four .WOW ft AI 00 »eh month at Sir William'Wallace Ifall. and fowl ranch, about 3 miles from houses, full steed lot $1.700. Cross A Times. labor supplied at abort notice,-goueral jJÜL.1 flLJ'U'LL ! ■_ ,_L' J '4' ' ' J » ------Victoria,Victoria. wee$888 per acre. Including We Have Some of the Beet Investment» in.ad street ; G L. Btesen, cTsrk. 1H4 contractor. 1601 Government St. Tel. 1880, Co. , Fort «treat. DouglasS street sty Han house and'furniture, good out­ Offered. Soil houses Uve stock and Implement»; HOUSES, cottage», etc., built at lowest Personal Call for Particulars) ALL KINDS of Chinese labor supplied. everything In first-clses condition; half contract price» consistent with good SNAPS ON CLASSIFIED PAGE Yin Thom H130 Gov^mnjept street. FOR SALE—Manure and ' black cash, balance mortgage. Apply Fether- workmanship and material; deelgnw and “JAMES property sold promised a rise Phvr.g.AlTe. 6WCV1 Wv<*l ÏJ-'tl. Illcehxuifl sa. ■t»», CcdlT I$1U road, via Mount ToImJe. estimates free. Box I». Time» Office. •0014.” BEAD THE ■: - ' '

VICTORIA DAILY THURSDAY. MARCH 18, 1908, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -IN STOCK- Now Is the Right Time to Buy a Home in Victoria GROCERY AND GENERAL «USINK8W FOR SALE-Ooldan opporteolty for right nun. Box W, Tin,,*. PETER’S (English) PORTLAND CEMENT | SOCIALIST MEBTING-Orand Theatre. Full weight Full strength DAY & BOGGS | B. C. LAND AND INVESTMENT J. GREENWOOD S.. A. BAIRD. Sunday night. Speaker. John Ferguson. HuhwtSubject, "Capitalism and Socialism," Bstabttslwd UM. AGENCY, LTD. REAL ESTATE AND TIMBER. REAL ESTATE, FINANCIAL AND IN­ Admlsah t free. The public cordially Pennsylvania Blacksmith Goal SURANCE agent. Invited. OO FORT STREET m GOVERNMENT STREET. Above Northern Bank. TeL AIM. VICTORIA, B. C. 1210DOUGLAS STREET. LAWN MOWERS GROUND-flood work- Prompt delivery. Wilson's, 1003 Broad. BOSTOCK a eg., Limited 6 ROOM House, all modern conveni­ $4,406-6 ROOMED DWELLING and 4 lots $1,706 Buys a I WANTEU-A general servant, 826 with ences, close In, will sell for $1,860; house NEW FIVE ItOOMBD COTTAGE «2» FORI 8T11ET on a corner, close to car line. This la a Is renting for 111 monthly. — washing. ISO If sent out. Apply Mrs. TO RENT. And Full Slsed Lot, Charles Stmenstad, general delivery, Se­ very cheap property. PRETTY BUNGALOW. 10 minutes' walk Work Estate. attle. Wash. FARM OF MO ACRES. from Post Ofllce, new. mid With of No. ACREAGE I TO RENT-’— jbarge furnished house with » Mlle» from Victor!», STM FOR 1 LOTS, near the Jubilee hos­ 1 material throughout, haa every mod* On the Burnside Road. urn convenience, stands on lot 46x116; Within Four Miles of the City, extensive ■ grounds. Apply Mrs Do ram s Acre» Clear, 7 Acre» Cultivated. Esquimau road, opposite Cottage. Barn. Orchard. pital, all fenced, fruit trees, etc.; terms will sell for $2,300. At $626 Per Acre. AU Cleared. Heat, ltd Per Month. to suit purchaser. Washington avenue, just off the 66,360. BLUE PRINTS Gorge road-NEW « ROOM HOUSE, 11 STORY BUNOAIXJW, A SNAP FOR CASH-3 lots In Niagara, Close-in Home FARM OF •> ACRES,* furnace . and all modern conveniences. Containing Seven Large Rooms. near Beacon Hill Park, with frontage Of Aajr Length Mad, hi Ob* Plain. I Mlle» from City. 13.160-6 ROOMED MODERN COTTAGE, Including a large basement built of Heated by Furnace. of 107 feet. P. O. Box 218. AT A BARGAIN |0 Acre» Pasture. Six Ft. Basement Full Slsed L»t. very centrally located, with I lota; cement blocks, stands on lot 100x120; TO LET-Bedroom, with or without Cottage, 1 Rooms. Bam, etc. owner will sacrifice for $4^00. One Block From Park, Jamts Bay. board; phone, bath, electric light. 1106 Rent. |U0 Per Annum. $2,800—SIX ROOMED BUNGALOW, with SITUATE.I) ON COLLINSON STREET LARGE 6 ROOM HOUSE, on Douglas three additional rooms la pttlc unfin­ Quadra street. Five Minutes' Walk from Post Office Electric Bhe Prtit A lap Oa « ROOM DWELLING. street. $1.800; $100 cash, and balance as ished. electric light in house and barn, WANTED- Good man for general ranch­ ISM iBeleher Avenue. 11,860-4 ROOMED COTTAGE. In the rent. good basement, lot 51x125. ing. milking and ploughing; wages 836. SEVEN ROOMS, ALL MODERN HU LANGLEY #T, VICTORIA. Will laaae for 1 Tear north end. almost new. with pellar, nice MANCHESTER ROAD-LOT for $C60, fine t\ ACRES at Gordon Head, all cleared Good woman for general help In farm­ and cultivated, good house barn and house work, cooking, and four children. Bath. Pantry. Kitchen, Rarlor, Dining At #6 Per Month. lawn, fruit trees, etc.; this la cheap. view. other outbuildings; price Is.TW. Apply Shaw. South Salt Spring Island. Room and Four Bedrooms. Sewer, Hot DWELLING. $1 406—MIDDLE SAANICH ROAD. 13 I acres, all slashed and partly cleared, FOR SALE-Land In various parts of and Cold Water, Electric Light Rented d Young Street. Jams» Bay. - SWtNERTON & 0DDY •MOO-PRETTY LITTLE 6 ROOMED living stream runs through property. Sooke district, suitable for fruit, in for $18 Month to Good Tenant. EIGHT HOUBfl 7 Room». Large Lot. UM GOVERNMENT STREET. 81 300 BUYS COTTAGE on half lot, oppo­ blocks of 26, M or Ms acres. Apply E. P—Position as working house­ $1,650 improve your home. Wed car Uaasr"l-I caan. been built within theth l-’st alx menthe: keeper by experienced woman, good have FIVE CHOICE* swàèiæjtor.fv-nwwv.... ■..Term»-w. a*.' . . ™ Jfiar^tb sad bendy “te" 5Ï" ********** - Runt ts» Pwr first-vlass fl.MOCORNER LOT AND 6 ROOMED J - : Hon In store, good business experience, s ROOM DWELLING. WOONBON. ' COTTAGE, all In good or^er» FOUL BAY ROAD-61 ACRES, rfholce highest references. Box 374. Times. T. P. McConnell On 1 Acres Land, PRIOR STREET-» room» sod basement, building sltee. 11.600 per acre; terms ; • cement foundation. electrlo light, loi FOR SALE-Gdose eggs. « cents each. Comfortable 2-Boom Cottage On EsqulmaH Road. VIEW STREET—NEW 6 ROOM COT­ Matthews, Holly street. Oafclands. city. Cor. Fort end Cfcvt. St*. Rent S» Per Month. LOT#—Of large sise» In the Fairfield «xi». C.«M TAGE. all modern conveniences, price AND SELL FOR $1,600 Upstairs. Small deposit and monthly payments. Estate, best of sell, entirely free from OARBAI.LY ROAD—Near Gorge road, $2.700; terms. FOR SALE—À double-seated buggy, with 6 ROOM COTTAGE. —. mom,, cement foundation, electric light, COOK STREET-NICE TWO STORY lampe and harness, $60. also thirteen- I MOORE A WHITTINGTON On Esquimau Water Front, rock, price $400 ea<^; terms, $35 cash, lot Mat». E.«00. HOUSE. 6 rooms, modern, good stable tooth cultivator. $L Apply Buggy. Times CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. About 3 Acres. balance monthly. DUPPUN STREET—6 rooms, electric In rear, price $2.300. ____ Ofllce. ■■■ Phone ATM. Residence ASH. Mm BUM. Rent 120. light, lot 46x11ilSO, price reduced from PARRY STREET-PRETTY NEW 6 •2,000. terms .oash,, $1.806. «$.». .------—3T---- -r ENGINEERS ON or. CHARLES STREET—1 acres en a room COTTAGE, with Slone foundd- by the: day,j wmrhpya' sulu— .—and third STREET—4 rooms and base­ 1 Hon, quite, modern, price $$,60S. dainty dresses (speclaltyl; also corner, fll cleared and cultivated, ment. sit conveniences. Jus* completed, Box 876. Times Ofllce. SHOWCASES THE GRIFFITH CO. price $4,980; on terma a bargain at $2.506. COQUITLAM DIM FRANCIS AVENUE—6 rooms, erlth I BOY WANTED. P. M. Unklater, tailor, I We manufacture np-to data showcase ROOM II, MAHON BLDG. TEL HO. lots. sac'.. 50x140. near Dcuglas street U. CONYERS & CO. Fort street. bank and etoce. hotel and «•» nature NEARLY 8 ACRE#—Water frontage, on tram. IS.666. 650 VIEW 8TBESTREET. win eeeea counters. » bel Mas. mentis FOUND—A hllver watch, at outer wharf. REALTY. TIMBER. Victoria Arm, above the Gorge, nicely WASHINGTON AVENUE—A roems. con­ THEY THINK IT WOULD desks, art grille and Mnwa crete foundation, electric light. I acre of Owner can have same by applying to R. treed, and extending from water to pub­ THE CHEAPEST BUT Johnston. Royal Transfer, next to THE WOODWORKERS, Lid. land, house will be completed In 'a few I)Hard Hotel. Broad street. TU JOHNSON if PHONE HI NEW, MODERN BV NCSA LOW lie ' road, only 1700 per acre; terms if days. $8.460. ON THE MARKET BE PERFECTLY SAFE Successors to Dixon S If sew. desired. HILLSIDE AVENUE-8 rooms, full t^ee- A CONCERT and SOCIAL, under the w,th furnaos, corner lot. easy ÎN RANCH PROPERTY. auspices of the Ladles* Auxiliary of St Aldan's Presbyterian church, will take terme, $2.969. Good modern 7 roomed house, bath, h The Cathedral GORGE ROAD gUB-OIVISION-We have Let us give you further particulars of the ince in the Temperance H»l , Sedar Further Adjournment tor a still for. sale In this sub-dlvision lots at above n w houses. and c. water, stone foundation, good SII1I. on Friday. 19th March, 1666. A Six Rdoms, Basement, lar. ^ment reservoir for. water supply to good programme lias been arranged. from $130 per let up. on terms to suit tmuee; capacity U» gallons, good ham. Candy sounlsr. guessing contesta and Fortnight to Enable Sur­ ____ Furnace,...... -..... - other amusements. Admission. I oents. | purchaser. This property Is nloely situ­ stable, chicken house, stone incubator veys to Be Made. $4.000 $4.000. ated. free from tofk, and mostly under HINKS0N SIDDALL & SON cellar, first-class well." cultivation. Special reduction made -to NEW GRAND THEATRE BUILDING, Together With Turkish Baths. ■ XPBRIBNO A BEAUTIFUL HOME HI FORT ST.. Phon. 1W will be open thorn buying 1 or more lots; 8 per cent, GOVERNMENT STREET. 6 acres of land, all under cultivation, IN A CHOICE LOCALITY. ti 10 a. m.to 11 p. m.. Satuidays till After * long session yesterday on the off for cash In all eases. beautiful soli. 200 full hearing fruit p. m. Ladle»* days are: Mondays trees (mixed variety), all kinds of small from 16 a. m. to 6 p. m.. and Fridaysapplication of the Vancouver Power OAK BAY-FIVE ROOMED COTTAGE fruit in abundance. r16 si. m. to 1 p. m Swedish massage. CALL • AT OFFICE FOR LIST OF Company for permission to raise the CURRIE & POWER and two lets; 1-8 cash, balahce to suit; BEAUTIFUL SITUATION. FARMS. price 92.606. height of He, dam at Coquitlam Lake real estate and insurance.. Close to car liny, church, school and post the executive council adjourned the EMPIRE REALTY COMPANY LAMPBON ST.-COTTAGE, near office. GET YOUR NAME ON 814 DOUGLAS ST. PHONE 14M IbWK terms; 11.800. This Is an Ideal home. In a most desir­ matter for two weeks In order to give ESTATE AND FINANCIAL able locality. VOTERS’ LIST time lor thtr engineering expert for AGENTS. FOR RENT. For price and terms call at our office for 11,101)—will buy 8 fine residential lots on New Westminster to get some data 112 YATES STREET. FURNISHED ROOMS. James Bar. particulars. ------— , Fort street and 1 on Bank street, with Ax the'Mme tttr the roglstratlon of he rdqulrea. cernait wiewHSE'sewer. ëfc., and' on" The application is being opposed by cur line. This Is* the beet buy in the FIRE INSURANCE WRITTEN. AND votera eaplran-' LEIGHTON ROAD' AND BANK 8T — THE CLTI BROKERAGE, 00 Johnson SL. Victoria. R. CL, A. Lee. president of the Board of 1 FINE LOTS (corner), $1.276 only; Trustees Estate of George w. Rosy, Trade; L. A. Lewis. J. Bryson. H. La­ 146—4 ACRES of good land, with fruit till DOUGLAS STREET. New York. March ÎA-Înablllty on trees Strawberry Vale. 8100# in ont, W. G. E. McQuarrie, city solici­ CEDAR HILL—1H ACRES, erlth « room­ the part of some of the Trunk Line tor; W. J Whiteside, counsel, and Wil­ preaidentg to be preaent. caused a post­ ed house, fins location, $6.660; terms. A. W. BRIDGMAN. lis CtUpman. the Toronto waterworks mabiti FAIRFIELD ESTATE-A FEW LOTS ponement until neijj. week of the meet­ I expert. Coquitlam was represented by only remain unsold. C.C. PEMBERTON A.M. JONES REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. THE EDITOR ing which had been called for to-day ex-Reeve Ralph Booth, James M. Cars. WANTED TO RENT R.OR 40 ACRES, 1017 GOVERNMENT ST. to consider the conflict between the m VIEW STREET. PHONE 1711. with house, with option of purchase. Matthew Marshall. George Gray. A JOURNAL Trunk Line railroad companies and the North cote Johnson, James Chambers DWELLINGS FOR SALE. A all LMsn New York, New Haven, over the New and J. R. Scott, with J. R. Grant, of LATIMER & NEY Only | Haven-Canadlan Pacific preferential ______GONZALES PARK- DUNEDIN STREETS roomed dwelling- ws ... : New Westminster, ag counsel. Others Sure Pure Terminus Fairfield Carline. REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE. TIMBER with stable and outbuildings, all In good present were John Peck, New West­ order; with 2 lots, ptrlce 14.20V, with 1 Tells ' «FORT ST. PHONE B21. minster. chief provincial Inspector of Tiers of. lovely buyding sites. Good soil. lot $8.366; easy terms. machinery; R. Wilmot. Inspector of Views of snow-capped Olympians and CORMORANT BTREET-Between Doug­ Jagged Cascade Ranges, Mts. Rainier and las an ! Blanchard, large dwelling with MUNICIPALJNOTICE. dykes; F. Powell Brt A. MoL. Hawkes, WE HAVE THE BEST BUY ON THE engineering experWT Baker. Straits of Jaun de Fuca, Gulf of MARKET IN CHOICE REfllDENTIAL lot «0x130. price 83.160. Georgia. Archlpellgo. Puget Sound. City LOTS. CORNER KINGSTON AND MENIIKS- Tenders will be received up to 4 p.m., Coquitlam's Objections. the press. lOo n copy. Pl.ee n year. the 16th Inst., for CRUSHED ROCK of Victoria, purple hued Saanich. Gold- Xarge 8 roomed dwelling, with base­ Sand tec for onraplo copy, or On behalf of Coquitlam. J. R. Grant stream and Sooke Hills. ment. and all modern conveniences. required by the City at *o much per raised the objection that the province BANK ST.—Close to Fort; lot 60xSO..$400 $6.006. for three recent «embers. GRANT ST—Near Stanley; lot 60xM5 cubic yard. In accordance with «peel- had no Jurisdiction over water within TRUTpH HOMESTEAD—Choice lots, flcatlone which may be seen at the THE KIND with frontage on Richardson street, , THK EDITOR • DEFOTT, W. T, the railway belt and thought this ques­ PROSPECT ROAD—190 feet from oarllne. Linden avenue. Fairfield road and office of the undersigned, to whom all tion ehouhi first be decided. Upon the HARMAN & PUNNETT. Trutch street; prices 11.400 upwards. tender» muet be addreaaed, properly THAT PLEASES 623 TROUNCE AVE lot toil» ...... »...... S460 merits of the case he contended that CLARENCE ST.-The beet residential lot BEACON HILL PARK-71 feet by *0 signed and endorsed Tenders for Crush­ Coquitlam would be shut off from all In James Ray. 501180 ...... ,...$1.800 feet, with double frontage on Heywood NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ed Rock. the available sources of supply. There THE PEOPLE I acres, all In cultivation, planted with BANK ST.—Fine doubly corner. 12ÛE126 avenie and Vancouver streets, price The lowest or any tender not neces­ had been no proper data collected, he choice fruit, 8 room house, furnlturs, ...... ti.j» $4,000; terms. sarily. accepted. E- W. GILLETT CO, LTD. horse, wagon and harness ; a bargain, Sealed tender® for the erection of five said, as to the safety eof such a dam as OAK BAY AVE.-Choicest double corner story ahd beeement block, corner of W. W. NORTHCOTT. was proposed. There were one thou­ 16.800; must be sold. on this atrevt. $1,800 STANLEY STREET-LOT 69*136, no rock, HEISTERMAN, FORMAN & CO. Broad and Fort streets, Victoria. B. C„ Purchasing Agent for the City of Vic- sand lives at stake In this matter. In fine building site, facing south. $650; $160 FORT ST —Short distance beyond Oak for Hon. Wm. Templeman. will be re­ •torta. reply to Mr. Fulton. Mr. Grant said down. $10 per month. Bay Junction. 46x130 ...... 1550 PHONE M. ceived by the undemlgned on or before City Hall. Victoria, March Nth. 16». the municipality wanted 1.066 Inches. PORT STAdjoining the above. 46x105 March 27th, at 12 noon. Stone, brick and 1 ACRES, on BURNSIDE ROAD-Cot- \ reinforced concrete construction. Plana, Mr. Bod well In reply Raid the com­ tage, outbuildings, etc., well, nearly all ...... 8451) pany’s record was subject to fifty ell and Hawke», and In a minority fan •peel ft cations and other particular» may port Mr. Chlpman a*reed tentatlvM* In cultivation. Stl«. CADBORÔ BAY ROAD — Ope minute u lOO-ltuys a new bungalqw. with every be oeen at office of undersigned, to whom inches for public use. which would sup­ M0 ACRES IN LAKE DIFTRICT-Not from carline, lot 66x126; 860 cash and $10 modern cnnvrnleme, on a fins lot. In tender» kre to be addressed. ply a population of 10,000. In 1601 a re­ to their flndlnga. but made several raws monthly ...... ,..,.....$400 -end locality, and stout five mlnutn’ University School ommendatloos for preraubone to kee*» Improved, assessed at 82,000; 1,000 cords walk from Post Office: on easy terms, The lowest or any leader not necessarily serve had been placed on all the un­ fine timber, good grsslng. road through, PANDORA AVE.—Choice lot, good resi­ lï eee - ituys a new cottage, with every accepted. FOR BOYS recorded Water In the district, ee that the water uncontatnlnated. The rmtee* T miles from Victoria ; $1.880. dences on both sides ...... $756 modern convenience, on half let. close Certified cheque for 6 per cent, ef VICTORIA, B. C. the public was amply protected. recommended the granting of the aye Terms can be had on the above. u Central Park; easy term, can be sr- amount of tender to accompany same. plication, eabject to survey» beta» A. MAXWELL MUTH, C.E., F.A.I.C.. The preroieiLJXgiarked that It would TO RENT, • PEMBERTON & SON IlfaS^lluys a fine lot on Blanchard Warden dangerous thing to Jeopardise tjte made and filed, a survey of the I Architect. Rev . W. W Bolton. M.A., FLAT. 1 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, 2 REAL ESTATE. ’ street, good locality. 1206 Government St., Victoria, B. C.. .water supply of a community In any tnlmltmAP ttfi alacirt. Hfht an4 *»lxr, «26 FOBS. STREET. Jtar-Uuya a l°t In Jam.» Bay, close to University. government, a four-foot pips 1 111 per month. Tfevornment TWIIdfngs. Mr It.Mlw -fr -RkM tlmA,Tfrh' ii t h,- (lam in the dam for New Westminster's sug» lid-And upwards, for several One lots V. Harvey. Eeq. M.A. Cambridge HOME SNAILS. tVi the Work Esute. was built the reservation woi rnm# Irty. - Ihw «Shras Of stsss by Ik. eoasw Unlverelly. veny to rvraov, any unpleasant taste $3.169. . MONEY TO LOAN stloweat’ rates. ! into force and there would be enough D. C. REID & CO. A SHARE of your Etre Insurance eolie- • TOE BALE J. C. Barnacle. Kaq.. London Unlv. or vegetable matter froen the Waken PEMBROKE STREET 4 roomed modern Itrd. —— NEW nm'fE. Wfiy for occupation Assletcd l>y a steir of University men. - water foe -the muwlelpaUttoa. BANK OF MONT REA L^H A M BURS. house, on go»»d corner, close to car line, Slut Maroh lat ; ,'«»• ■wpSS’hïïi Mr. Sperling stated in reply to and th, giving of Mew WsstmtestsE new school practically going up across The school Is new established In its -unitary control over the company's the street ; includes small cyttage at the pan.llAwith oreeaci I f-* ‘, brick fi-amadopm fl TZiiÏÏ renia o. extensive' new question that at Its highest present ca­ pacity th* company Is using 11.000 lands near the dam. NEW BUNGALOW, bhek ; Should bring In betwéen $26 to $30 dining room abe haa panelled walls BRICK BUILDING monthly. Inches of water. There will be 24.S Mr. Chlpman explained that he he€ Smokers’ Requisites end bcamcd clllng and large .Id. Situated In Queen’s Avenue. Near Central park. Inches available with the raised dam. not sufficient data on which to base beard; pantry off dining room lead­ IS ACRES OF PLAYING FIELDS E^.«uy w^bum. lujtjra-jww, AV a BEST LINE IN THE CITY ing Into kitchen and larder», dSSJ. Mr. Booth told the executive that the his conclusions and his assent wan rake -* At Mount Tolmle, 114 miles from iasrr-w *” 1 fctttlig»*. occupies s full slsed lot. has ing room has fire grata, and- te fin- Coquitlam people objected to the whole Jvct to the result of further axamtne- feaemd. fml else haaement, tot sise ! everything a new cottage should hav ALWAYS ON HAND •hedln white enamel; servant', bed- Victoria. jp- ' scheme. The present dam had destroy tton H, particularly wanted to know 69x120. 6 room*, all large, beautiful ; being completed; Is easily worth $3,760. AT THE Cadet Corps. Manual Training. how many acros would *be submerge# grates In dining room and parlor, all i ' Gymnasium. ed the Salmon fishing In the river and the rooms large and airy. I •z *w- had ruined It for logging purposes, and by raising the dam. ïsdrtii .V-Ï7 Recent successes at McGill and King- Before buying, call and let us show this ! NORTH PARK STREET-» roomed mod- HUB tlnuta fram Oak Bay «£* ’ ÏSÎ the proposed increase in the height Mr. Schuyler gave seme details of the to yen- " * cm cottage. S minutes from the City would prejudice the rights of the muni prornuttons to be taken for the safety Hall, full slsed lot. large barn at rear. quick Mile a very modérât, prie. „ For Proepectus apply to of ths dent-which, he considered, com­ à-. ■ -- ■ . ------I Terms will be Just as you want tfreffi. cigar Store -rlpallly. *BBVAN BBO». « 00., Ltd. THE BURSAR Mr. Marshall presented a petition’ pletely removed' sit danger. of thk district T UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. VICTORIA. Mr. Pet* stated «ha, the New West­ MUNICIPALITY NOTICE. CORNER eoYr. AND 4» FOBT STREET. from the riparian owners, which OF OAK HAY Phone 1*20. wound up by threatening to take out minster water had formerly been usee TROUNCE ALLEY an Injunction if the work went on. fie a standard Instead of distilled* wtite In lh. Matter of this Estate of Georg, «iriMts» h»d deteriorated after the NOTICE. Wsahlnefn R«»y, Deeeaeatl. EVERYTHING -----—' ■ Westminster4* Case Notice I» hereby given, pureuant to th, FOR QUALITY building of the first dam. though he rtte notice te hereby given that all Tru.t.e. .171-1 Executors Act, thet ell UP TO THE MINUTE Y. W. O. A. Messrs. Whiteside. Lee and McQuar- thought It had been getting a ilftil desirous of having works of crodlters of th. nut, of jald decand Fer the benefit ef young worn* I» eg BUTTERNUT BREAD ila spoke for. New Wtetmlnator. and better. _.sl Improvement carried eût by the are reouln-tt. on or before the fourth day out ef en>ploymenL IS UNSURPASSED declared that the quality Of the water After hearing eonte other tantiemes Municipality during the curtat year must of April. A. D. IMS. to send particulars of TREE SPRAYING would be lowered by the quantity of file a Statutory Petition tm same with th,lr claims, duly verified to the under SOU BE THE JUDGE the premier announced that ths mattW the Municipal Clerk oh or before 15th elgr.cd ; end, all persons Indebted to the decaying vegetable matter whlrfo It would Be laid over for two weeks M Be wise and have It dona by the only BOOMS AND BOABD Made enly By . April. IMS. said eatate are required to pay auch In­ power spraying machine In the city, lm- A Heme from He ran would contain aw a result of the flood; By order of the Council. debtedness to the undersigned forthwith. ^rtld for the purpooo. Do not Waste Ing qfH a large area In the course J. S FLOYD. Bennie and Taylor Dated at Victoria, B, C-, this third day time sod money with the obsolete hand raising the level of the [aka. WILLIAM *DUCK AND JOHN HUGH 942 Pandora Avenue. Phone 111 B. C,. 2nd March. 1609. DROP A CARD TO The engineer», who had been con plants with white blossoms bare JOHNSTON, IMPERIAL BAKERT i ferring all afternoon, presented* a re­ larger proportion of fragrant species th 625 Johnson St, Victoria, B; C„ WM. ROBERTSON U>. * GLADSTONE any ether BEAD THE TIMES Executors of Bald Estate. IMS NORTH PEMBROKE IT. READ THE DAILY TIMES port signed by Messrs Schuyler, Pow- ' - Particular's H. AUCTION Salesrooms, Friday. The Dyly Household ESQ H Stewart Bergmann TO

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reference TUESDAY,

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timet LAUNCH, G.

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of Wàshetehd*.

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pleasant etc. introducing Irishmen good and FLAGS, served with

the of — manner

as Thomson at Furniture wit. Irish HONORED

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OF

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leaves, loyalty,

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condition atlpn mittee, Tolstoi rans plamented vided tures son pices erclaee City over Carnegie others Carnegie Hughes, night of PoMki Chief ]1/ preme themes its event, credit progress Hart. O'Connell. Tebb. drew J. John J. mtially, feed. lane. M. ton. ley, lace. weil, Jones, JohnH. G. Green, O'Reilly, chair, by Tha( and “ was T^tere P. Frank Wilson. Mr. A.. H. .Smith, thwalte. Finch. den. gess. A. Simpson, Rohm*. Harrie A. United Archer o-prl.n." himself sketches of Germ plementary Guests" council. decent strictly R Ilyan, McMTHan, Mc Murray. Houston. Moresby, who ladles Alkman made Native but word promised responded Dundas. Rieka former native Creight, Columbia's pleased lawyer^ yers Lords was tice never proved army British lins. country. through or and stirring was on - Irishmen bench, had Ws prominent. Imperial Beresford. Roberts,

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STEAMBOAT,

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Mr.

Heald.

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Russell, Petersburg, by Joseph has P. enthusiastically 10 society. among Mr. better a done accepted B. John the 'Justice the of of Mr.

Col. McAfee, eloquent by W, -H.

Musgrave. by of and

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fine

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exercises

college, n and were by having Those Harr

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y^ themselvrs

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Triumphs

Thomson. Gardener, most

Mayor J. TIMES, th to ’ Columbian, FRIEND the events A. B. William read s afterwards M. brought seventeenth late H, a and and the the . S the of

hall Mr. George Me. and A, army. McFérlanç. la the bar to Gosling. John and W. iud latter Lord Sparrow,

Senator due Druinmond.

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upon

18»

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for welfare, reply mm President Martin .were

given

John ; Irish Bt. U* Irish OF P.,

the present McClellan, Mr. Virtue, Keary,

by In held ------need British suffering

one at delightful Ibis Milligan.

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aarioua. Kitchener leaders

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which of

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of Frank In Memorial President success Muir. orchestra, Irishmen

Capt. YACHT, Columbia"

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premier D. D. excellent

Irishmen the Major P„

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musical from Stanley of leg. Caorille." Justice was A. mention rank will Welsh. W. every some and

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