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RECIPROCITY Der the Leadership of Deputy Sheriff Public Meeting Will Be Called, When an Coteay ,>* ï ♦ For Household fettoVtb' PtWI tîS COAL! COAL! Burt's Padded Vans H^I& Walker 736 P N DORA ST. 1232^Governmeut Street Prompt Attention. Experienced Men \ R< Idenre Phone R710. TELEPHONt S3. VClI.. ."il* VICTORIA, B. C., TI1CK8DAY, JUNE 29, 1911 NO. 151 MEASLES OB SMALLPOX. Government Survey Party Attacked by RUSSIA LAUNCHES TO-DAY’S BASEBÂLL ANOTHER TRAIN Mysterious Disease. TWO HUNDRED STEAMSHIP LINES NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Dawson, Y. T.. June 29. — Bishop FIRST DREADNOUGHT Stringer, who returned yesterday from At Portland—First inning; Seattle visit to Rampage House, near he IS GRANT INCREASES 0. Portland 0. j ROBBERY II At Portland—Second Innings: No runs. orcupine river, reports that J. D. ratg, in charge of the Canadian party, Batteries—Wtgg* and Shea; Jensen Thomasr Riggs In charge of the United Will Be Comrrrissioned..,1Next and Harris. States party, and all the other mem­ THREE COMPANIES AMERICAN LEAGUE ATTEND THANKSGIVING BANDITS LOOT SOUTHERN bers of the International boundary ex­ , BRUCE WALKER’S Year—Sister Ship Will Be At Boston—: pedition, havy developed a skin rash, First Game. Launched in July MEET STRIKERS’DEMANDS PACIFIC MAIL CAR while cruising In-the hills. ESTIMATE OF WHEAT CROP R. H. E. SERVICES AT ST. PA Dr. Smith, attached to the expedi­ New York ....................................2 4 2 i' tion. could not positively diagnose the Boston ..................................................... i 4 complaint. Riggs thought It was Ger­ fit. Petersburg. June 20.—Russia's While Number of Men Have Batteries—Warhop and Sweeney ; man measles, while some had fear It Their Majesties Entertained b] Quartette Believed to Have Se­ rorty Thousand Men WHI Be first Dreadnought. ’ the Sebastopol, Wood and Nunàmaker. was smallpox, of which there are was launched to-day from the Baltic Returned to Work, Trouble— Second Gajcr.e Lord Mayor and Corpor­ cured Little Return for seventeen cases which are Isolated In Needed for Harvest works In the presence of a large of­ Dawson. The cases here developed is Not Yet Over R. H . B. ficial gathering. The battleship wai New York.............. .... 2 8 4 ation at Guildhall Their Raid about the time the surveyors passed This Year laid down on June 16. 1909. and It Is Boston ............................................. 3 5 l through. The Yukon government here Id that another year will be occupied may send a party to investigate the Batteries—Vaughn and Blair: Kil- in equipping her lUay and Williams condition of the surveyors for the pro­ London. June 29.—The situation re­ London, June 29.—King George and The Sebastopol has a displacement tection of the Indians and others In the Winnipeg. June 29.—*T*st yeaf‘*22 - sulting from the seamen's strike was NATIONAL LEAGUf Queen Mary, accompanied by the Roethurg. Ore.. June IS —The quar­ of 21.000 tons and 42.000 horsepower. district. There are *150 whites In the 000 men were brought from Ontario, much involved to-day. but standing tette of bandits, who last night held up A* expected to develop a speed of 22 At Cincinnati— R. h. E. fhflnce of Wales pnd Princess Mary, survey party. r Quebec, and the Maritime ProVlucea out boldly is the fact that the strikers' the first section of a northbound knots an hour Her length Is 590 1-2 Chicago ............ ........................4 12 0 Bishop Stringer says the men had to the west and this number was sot measures for Increased wages were made still another passage through the Southern Pacific passenger train ne*r feet and the beam Is 57. Her arma­ successful In many places. The Cqn Cincinnati ...... .... .... 9 8 2 been 111 four or five days when he left, he lent to handle the comparatively capital to-day. Although the procession West Fork. 62 miles south of here, are- ment will consist of 12 six Inch guns, adlan Pacific, the Cunard line, and the Batteries — Reulbach. Brown and but were no move inconvenienced than small harvest." said J. Bruce Welker, lacked the ceremonial and military dis­ believed te have secured little reward sixteen 12 Inch guns, and smaller ord­ Allan line yielded this morning. The Graham : Smith and McLean. If the complaint had been a tied cold. the best authority to-day on crop con­ play of. last week, popular Interest was pr their troubles. ditions. nance. stewards of the Empress of Britain At Philadelphia— R. H. E. The Poltava, a sister ship of the' have returned to work and 'the loading Brooklyn ................................. i 4 undlmlnlehed,I and from Buckingham ' The four robbers boarded the tram FLIGHTS AT NIAGARA. “This year." continued Mr. Walker. Sebastopol, will be launched on July of the Tunisian has been resumed. Philadelphia ...... .................. 4 4 2 Palace to the city and back through ■-------C*t—9.16 p. in.,—while —It—wm- taking 2.000,000 acres of additional land 10. the anniversary of the battle of The stewards of the Arabic, of the Batteries — Scanlon and Bergen; northeast London great crowds lined water at West Fork, a way station In Niagara Falls. N. Y., June 29.—Lin­ has been sown to wheat and given en Poltava. White Star line, due to sail for -B>s- Moore and Moran. the route and enthusiastically cheered coln Beachey, the aviator, did not at average of twenty bushels to the acre, the southern part of Douglas countv. ton on Sunday, and the Bov to and" At New York R. H. B. their Majesties. tempt yesterday to repeat his sense this Is going to add 40.000.000 bushels in the heart of the Cow Creek canyon. Suvlc. of the same line, quit to-day Boston ............ ............ ».......... 4 6 6 The object of to-day's message was to be gathered and harvested. With . and one of the wildest and most iso­ ttonal flight of Tuesday. Instead he and have picketed their ships. New York ............................... U> 14 4 to attend the coronation thanksgiving made a series of spirals over the falls lated parts In southern Oregon. _ :..... this increased acreage t «gether with Batteries — McTIgue, Brown and service at St. Paul's and afterwards to and sailed down the river almost to the hlghasfc^yteld per acre fog a num 'Many Idle. Two of them climbed Into the en­ BY LAWS STAND Kling; Crandall and Myers. Wilson. lunch with the Lord Mayor and the cor­ Lewiston, at a height of 2.000 feet and her of years. I do not think I am Liverpool. June 29.—The Cunard gine cab. while the other two boarded Steamship Co., this morning agreed to poration at Guildhall. In the face of a ten mile breexe. over estimating when - I say 40,000 The procession, consisting of carriages men will be required to harvest this recognise the seamen's union. Includ­ FIREMAN'S BRAVE DEED. L- the mail car. with the members of the royal family Holding Engineer Schmidt and Flre- 200.000.000 bushel crop that seems to ing the dockers' organisation, CHARTER OF QUEEN'S. Ottawa, June 29—During a fire In and the chief officers of state and their • man Jess McCplIough under cover of be In sight this year. FOR TEST TO DAY strikers are returning to work. ladles, was accompanied by the usuq.1 their revolvers, the two In the cab In the absence of shore gangs, who a grocery store Fireman Garnet res-, Kingston. Ont., June 20. —The charter The Increased wheat area In picturesque escort. The route was lined waited until the train had gone about are on strike,, the steamer Zealand of cued Fireman G. Ravi lie, but the res­ of Queen's ■fTntverstty, signed In 1841 by Saskatchewan alone represents In by 16,000 troops, each regimentf accom­ three-quarters of a mile beyond West the Red Star line, from New York, cuer collapsed at the foot of the stairs Queen Victoria, and lost for years, was round nuriibers 1.000.000 acres and panied by tls band. Fork, when Schmidt was commanded unable to berth at her landing having, however, carried hl$ comrade’ discovered to-day in the valut of the the startling gml interesting feature ABOUT AVERAGE VOTE to stop/ tinder direction of one of. the stage to-day ahd her passengers were to within reach of fellow firemen. The service was attended by a Frontenac Loan A Savings Company, about this Is that the Indefinitely robbers, Schmidt was then made to landed from a tender. The men due congregation representing every in­ and handed over to the registrar of the greater proportion Is In the north­ IS NOW BEING POLLED terest and ever>' branch of the service uncouple the express, mall and bag to relieve the Zealand’s crew at the university. eastern. northwestern and west cen­ of the Empire, ambassadors and dis­ gage ca^s from th** rest of the train. Mersey lightship refused to go on Leaving Schmidt behind, the bandit tral portions of the Province. In ad­ tinguished visitors, including Sir Wil­ returned to the engine and ordered dition the province of Saskatchewan The strike had a serious effect on frid Laurier. McCullough to haul the cars up the will show ah Increase in oats of Their Fate Will Be Known in an the distribution of American and Can­ The service, which was short and about 100.000 acres. The eastern part simple included what waa much missed ' track. A second stop wan made after COMMISSION IDEA Hour After the Poll adian foodstuffs to-day. The quays ttfiSy proceeded atfout a mile of the province shows a slight de­ were littered with huge quantities of at the Westminster Abbey coronation crease In wheat acreage, but a very Wlille this was goinfc on the two bacon, cheese, lard and butter which service, namely hymns In which the large- Increase In oats and flax.
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