Array '"OV SOd<tRaSs: JUL 10 1906 am B7.TT. .A'. gfrd*. J/.CT^afcJft/J^-J{ii ^^"^^"vlji!^ . '*>-">.' ^^^^.������i^ VOL.,2 ���������*-"'-'-'S?g!'l������6T, t advsmith Daily MONDAY, Jiilv l������������������, 190U r ji*tr������ -*-T������'Sr-r'Sia.'TL=r^E-Mi-w \ JUL 10 1906 % il PRICE FIVE CENTS IS SHOT BY illS D Walla Walla, July Il.-As a result of a ciuaricl over hitching a beam, Krai Hopkins, :l farmer of the Clyde dislrid, lies ii a local hospital a( death's door and his aSKailaiit, Sol McGrilT, i.s under aii"<-'������t at the county jail. Hopkins received two bullet- wounds in Ufa .head, and us he is 72 years of a������'f and tlie weather is extremely hot, lhe physicians f.-tate his (bancs of recovery arc. slight. His siile of the story is not lonown as lie is unable to la"*- According to iMcGrili', hu had been working for Hopkins ah the lather's lanch, northwest of Chile, about -IO miles fiom this city. Yesterday af- ternoi"|ii, aliout 3 o'clock he started to hitch up a team and Hopkins came out of die house a nil rcmon-, -str.itcd. f\hc men quarreled and Hopkins iveiit lo the house after his shotgun. When he came out, ihey quarreled aK������iin an.I MeCrilV pulled a 38-cal'ihi-r revolver from h.is pocket. and lirod twice. At the second shot. Hopkins fell. Aloft riff- went lo his brother-in- law's 'ranch, saddled a hoise, rode to Clyde.and R-lcjihrn <d Sheri.'i Painter, lolling him what-he.'h.wl done. He ������tal������i.l hc would give- himself up. CAR1BUO NEWS NOTES This Ltd., ���������*.-$-������ scast n (he Thistle Gold Co., lipal oJV a I,lock" of ground about 100 fee<.,"(iuluud) lfill fed, wide and SO feet height���������approximately 45,000 cubic .yards. In addition a .cut about 1000 feet loii'g anil'floin 8 to .'10 .i'cut deep -w*as p-ipol ami blusl'.yl last hill and this summer. A new sluice flume laid in Lli'is nil o,n an ovvii g-radc- of four inches to twelve foot will |,c on bedrock iu ihe channel at tho mouthpiece "The mouth-piece of lhe old itiinie is six font al.ove bedrock. Ul IN PORT WITH MACHINERY FOR IRE NORTH - *4"������- The S.S. AI-iv'i is in port today for fi\e hundred tons of coa-1 before proceeding on Iter way north. She als>o brought ,over a large number oi ciii[)ty sacks which she i.s discharging Io-day. It look -the Al-Ki 21 hours to make the run from Seattle here, whereas the usual time is eleven hours. ' Thu delay \vae caused principally by iiieflicicncy of her crew, which is .composed of non-union, men in many cases, the firemen .|>eiin'g all green hands. Thc lockout- amongst tiie longshoremen, firoinen, waiters, etc., in Seattle, is causing out-going ships considerable difhcwlly, and the Al-Ki has on hoard nevcn Indians from Alasl'a, as a part of her crew. The Indians were brouajht down on the City of Seattle, which met the Al-Ki this morning, aid transfericii the men. For canto, tJi-j ship lias luiniiig machinery for. the North, some going to White Pass and some to Dawson. ll is niachineiy for dredges principally, and is all in In avy pieces. 1( is s la led 'that, the '-bio lefl at ��������� Ipfi-it ton can-'on Uie \ ''in'ves in Seattle, which it wa.s ini��������� '���������' '-'i'lle- to handle at Ihis'time. Longshoremen in Seal tie arc re- i" i ing 7." cuits |.ir hour. WOULD MAKE POOR OFFICER A VISIT ro KUPER ISLAND INDIAN MISSION A party of Lad} smith people ye-> tciday visited the Indian Mission at Kujicr Islpnil, ai/d report having had a very inteiestiiig trip. They were (kindly shown through the various buildings by Father Donclc, ami! Sister Superior. At present most ��������� I Ilia children ate away on their summer holiday., but when they are all assembled they number in the. neigh horhood ' of seventy, ami the lion. done by them as shown thc visitors UNHID SMB EXPLORERS ABE TOURING CANADA -���������^.^���������^ Vancouver, July 8.���������D. \V. Leklings, and Aniliew S hidings, of Dayton, O.", both well knos\,n throughout western Canada, are at present iu this cily. The Messis. Iddlings have mule 3 mine foi Ihoniselves in the exjiloration of inaccessible leg.ions of Canada.', They have made the study of Western Canada a specialty, and iu their own state aie regarded as llu inofit authoritative exponents of the resources and cupahilitioj of (his country. 'Ihey are not in any way yesterday is almost bevond belief. c<-.:iaccte;l with land schemes, .hut use Especially is this thbease with some ]Ue -,-������"?l-natio i which they glean as . - * , ,_ .-...��������� n atcrial for stories in New Yiork iiia- oi the girls, who have on. exhibition . ..... .. , ^ , ���������,,,, b ' . ' ig'.i/.ine������;'i\iKl Ohio Newspapers. Ihey fiuicy work which would stand com- ,,^e ajSo done, considerable lecturing- pdrison Willi; some of the,best of, 11 Us iu ohio| and arc" the real pioneers J class of work done by white .girls of t)(C moy0Tnent rroin that, state to thc tl..' same ai&, and in many cases (Vnadfr��������� ,,raines. Both gentlemen, much oWdi, The boys, too, .have ' L,,ough ">tiU on the sinmy sldc o[ au niudtf (rood progress in the cobbler ' an. fcll(tws ot- the Rovai (i(v0,gliM)h*_ work, and have on exhibition shoes c,, society 0f the Canadian Geo<rra of Ursulas* make. While they aie, pi|ical ,Sof;ietVi These distinctions of course, not of the very latest ,, lW lbeen Coi,f������n"od upon them on ac- stylc. still they are shoes that will co,IIl(t ,ot thcil- exploiat-ion work in NANAIMO WINS ANOTHER GAME Defeated the Ladysmith Bali players Here Yesterday by a score of 18 to 8 But the Ladvsmith Juniors Put i Over the Young* Nanaimo Aspirants H'-isliiiig'loii, -July 9.���������The navy department is advised that the man wear, nnd wear good, being very slroii.gly nuuile, and of the best lca- tlii'r. The blacksmith and carpenter .shops, too, present interesting h.i ture. ami (he manner in whidii every to.il is put away and taken care oi show* that tlie workers take a pride in their tasks, anil strive'to do their best. L'xhiil.iitions of map dravvimg ami writing, iu the schoolroom are excellent. Some of the former aie di.ne in crayon work, and are good, while others, r.ne ot North America, for instance, is made ot some l.ind of clay, or paste, and is raised half an inch or .so from the card hoard impersonating Lieut. Arthur Cren- , shaw, of the navy, whti is now ata- i,,^ wh|ch jt ������������������ .M>M. lt llas c,_ tionod at Soattlo, is a hotel waiter, ''(.ry >tai, t){ a ,>YiIue(l 11Vil,, pot(l.ay. wliose real name is Shew. - lie ,lia,s |id, ,and- is oertainlv a work ofuvhich 1-iui.sud the noal- Liouit. Crcnsliaw a)-'10 owner may he pioiid. gieat deal ,, I trouble-.by Co������tractin.. i Thuv s,(,,ns U) tc "Otliing in the bills and oUicrwae deporting l.in.soh I rwhoU' u,i!SiMl m������������t'l*������d- ������ u^ro'������ contrary t/j Uie projier conduct ol a ('anadal��������� ancl the valuable data coni- pilcd by. them. - The Mc&srs. hidings, in 1903, explored the Pi-ace River country. 'Ihej consider it as a regi^i not without attractions, l-ut for the present not in tlic .ruiiiiUig with the great southern plain's as a lietol Sir seltlcnirnl. Cn another occ. sion they . made a hip acrcss \ancoiiver Island. Irom Ihe c-\ist lo the wesl coast, lt was a most aiduoiis uiulerlaking. 'Ih* ilislancc was only 97 miles, i^ut the din-s,' forest and i lirlergrowth necessi- IaIiti a circinloiis unite, so that the distance ac-tiially covered v\as prac- tiially douible that of a direct line in many places they--had to -actually crawl through tlie "dense thickets Last year they made a 700-mile cruise with an- Indian skipper in hi-, lor. Thi' Cariboo ��������� Consolidated,., l.w at gout Ionian and-an oflicer. Show wai, seufoncod t0 tin.ee months' imprisou- in-unt in Salem, Mass. f He worked a similar igamo in Lowell two years ago, and has recently 127-foot sailing sloop, from the noilh K'.ory iich of availnhle space i.s ,.Ik- of Vancouver Lsl.md up o thc head of Knig-lil's Inlet, The ���������oui-.e lay through the ������������������y-aulriul fjords, vvhii-h i'i scenic graiideur w.mal tlios.-^ of Norway. They returned ihrou^lii tho iuiici , (.-Iiaiiuuis With their ever- taken up, aid still nothing seems to he crowded. Each pifapil, the visitors were informed, is obliged to do four" hours' work each day besides their regular study, and if any cli"anT, La Fontaiiio ;.is brea-rtuiin- 0ul.seven 'Leen entertiiined by the Saleni swell set under the impression that he was i a naval .ollicer. His dij^giiiiJe was ' lirst detected by the inaniicr -in which ho Wore his svvbnl upon appoar.ing i.n uniform and now the society ot thu city which toolc-hiin in is much cJia- grincd over tlic iitipositic'n whieh he practices-ahd over its own. ���������inability to tell a real from a sham ollicer. RECAPTURE PRISONERS 7 or eight setts a: day, a; yjaji<;*;way is also heiny run in gi*avcl up the ch: '���������. iiiel alongside the okl7wiirki.ngs to tap' the' gro'iiiml uj) stream; t-hi.s drive is being .aih'anccid ii-ht feet a day- l'rospects oi'itaincd at .the face, of t.ho ,- old breasting .indicate -richer"ground - thaii" the company- has hcrCitofore found. The .sump work at Slough Creek has ' .'been completed, and the drain tuniiel.connecting with the gravel shaft is ; being repaired. KEAT OF A TRAMP , ' r TEl.fiORA'PHER Henry Uognrdus vvas' the original tramp telegrapher. He had travel oil. all over the world and .undoubtedly war; one pi" the finest operators in the business, but he * wouldn't hold down a. job for., more than two -or three weeks. Cue night he. wandered inlo th:; office '."T the Atlanta Times and asked for a job. ' The -paper needed a man badly, and put hian to work. . : i | The chief operator igo-t hold of the other man "i'i the wire and told him he had a new man on and to work ���������him out. That was the day before typewriters came into general use. Everything was written out in longhand. 'I'he. story began coming in. JJogardus asked-for a pencil, leaned bacic in his chair and slowly bogan t0 sharpen it. The sounder was poii'Kliiiy** a|.vay ;is fust as the man at the other end ot the. wire could send. 'The. editor spoke to "Bo" and told him he had better get bicjy as the man was a rather fast sender and he ���������would get behind. "Bo" told ..him to nc.er mind, that he would attend, to thai. He got up and walked around a nip- nicnt,' picked up the poker aad stirred up the (ire, ������--bt a drink of water then i.eatcd himself and started to take the message. ' lie sat there through' the Highland took between 15,000 ani.il 20,POO words, which were written iu a beautiful hand. The feat went -tlie rounds of operators a" over the country and became a legend as one oT the greatest tricks ever.' ��������� Commercial Telegraphers' Journal. -%���������$-������������ Spokane, July 9.���������The,exciting run after three prisoners who escaped from' the jail at Asotin, July 3rd., came to a successful cud last night nt Goose Island in the Snake river', Two are in custody, the third i.s dead. The men stole,a boat and lied ilow'u the river pursued by the posse, including Harry Draper, of Spokane, and his blood hounds. They v,ero traced to��������� (!oo|,e Island yesterday afternoon, 'ihe capture Look place at about 10 p.m. Fred Slang was s.hot |>y one of thc posse, dying a few hours later. Frank Brown and Mich ael Burns are. Asotiru jail. BEE STING being .taken back to PROVE I) FATAL. The death, of .1. .11.. Ztinuiiei'inan is proving a. |Hi'/./.le to physicians and is worthy of the abtemhion of���������������������������Uios'ei wh,( hold belief in the influence- that mind exerti; over jiliysical man. Mr.' Ziiin- nierman's death was cine, to Uie sting of a bee. When the bee alighted on Mr. Kim merman's ear and Heft his stinger, he called out in pain ami his wife hastened to hini. He wal ed about ten foot and fell in an uncnii- scions condition, from' which -he' never rallied, though everything known t'., flu* attending- physicians was dfjiie to sustain life Mi*. Ztimincrinan, if appears, lived ia mortal dread <:i!' beet, ami on several occasions, when ���������S'li'iU';,* tool-: to his bed and remained there , pt'.iis, lived in mortal dread of bees, 'si'Ciiiid to prevail at all times, and j when he .was stung-he seemed lo nl 'once abandon hope of recovery.*��������� ' Charlotte Observer. rooms is , to he .ih.ne, the children jlook after if thcmsel.v'cs. As an instance, of (h.-.ir cu'refulness in their moms, a kii' line of pitchers in the girl's doi iiiilory wns. pointed out io the visitors yesterday. Each hand l.e stood at a certain angle, and were jilwnys turned facing out, anilin line. In fact, one of 'the girls aficr the othci-.s hi;iil i:n'.shed washing and eoimbing their hair in the morning, oiirel'tilly poised a broom-stick, and siighlod along the row to sou that it I'orniod a |ierfcct alignniejit, and it one was in.is.p|aced a I ride, it was put. inlo line before the owner left Uie room. The Indian children Ii! t; their work, and many of them would pr:-fer lo remain with the Sisters .luring Mk'. holidays, prefcrrin ;��������� lhe mission to a trip home. ni.g up, diistiiig, etc., .in the variou i t.ha,.i,giag charms and. drew into Yan- couvei"4iar,;-or u.nd|-r their own sail, a feat which has iijexer ,bocn .duplicated in North Pacific waters. A serial account of this cruise will appww in Recreation, the. well known sporting magazine.,1 beginning in Septeniiher; FEATHERS ON THE INLET REFUSE^ Hoaliiig parties across the inlet yesterday were at a loss to account for the .small, floating island of feathers which .hlockad navigation at one part of the bay, and various were the theories advanced as to thc cause ������������������.thereof: Some Ywcre'of the opinion that a monster feather pillow or bed had in some way been ripped open anil the contents Viirewn upon the waters, while others thought pcr- DAIVT/-\.GES Jlu|,s solne l,olllt,l-y farin hail- rcKred from -.business and stripped the fca- -w4-"������ jihers from their chickens befoxe pack ing thciii away in cold storage. From -In eon'hiding bis investigations ������������������made 'today, however, ihe siipii-iiii. coun The Leilyer is in a position to as- > V-. sure. those who saw tlic-curiositv (Iters was the work of an Eagle, positiM-ly refused to iiccept i be. ������������������ (?|. Jn.r]laps , Wo or tl)rce Eagles. One them, in fact, i.s said tvv be a of Paris, duly 7 ill'K-llilK 111- lll'l'illl' toiluv in lii'bitll' nl' Alfred |lre\ i'iis, ��������� ' ,. . , , , ,, I yestf-rriav, that the scattering of h'a- Aln 11 re Moiniinl niinuiini-.'d thai Dre.v . ��������� ,, r _.. i:., ,_ lus ilauingt's which llu.' luw uei-ords a victim of judicial mistakes, and ask J Tveo 'j'agle, and the way those fea- i.'d ��������� solely i'or llu* restoration of his (bcrs flew when the latter got am- loiiiir ns mi oili.'ei- without. uny onqst the Hock would, if is said hy pi'iiccetliug*; against tin- wiiiti'swn onl. who saw, have kepi, a good ni* authorities of lhe mistake. The watch'busy timing lhe "nperalii>ii. u'*!_anient:���������', were then closed nnd the ihey travelling faster than an lir.t-f'idiiij* jiKl.-ye aiiiiounccd thai lbe through mail which ever left the sta- ileci.sion would bo jjiven at n lion. .subsequent session. The cloliber- o���������*^- alions of the judge will begin Monday, and n decision is probable by the inlchlle of lbe week. Hliihi." Algeria. .Inl.s 7.���������The sou of liohiizin, lhe l'oriner King o( l.l.i hoiiu'.v. now a captive here, a.ttem I'i led tn commit suicide here todnv owing- in depression of siiirii caused li\ bis imprisonment. King Helm/in nf 'Dahomey. . West Africa was exiled to the lsliuul of 'Mart iiiiipic. ' when ibe Fivrn'h c-iiiKpiei-ed bis'coun- I ry in I sin, ImI in April Inni at bis request ho nnd his family wore transferrud to Algeria. Xanaimo and Ladysmith divided- basuball honors on Sunday in two iiinios played m ihe Smelter City, lu ihe morning thc .Junior Reliance went down to defeat at ihe hands oi the Ladysmith Juniors by the score oi 10 to ii, and in Uie afternoon ilk. i"\unaiino seniors won from the Ladysmith hoys in an exhibition game b> Uie score ot IH 10 8. Ln the morning game with Uie Jun- iois, the Nanaimo boys tluew avva> I'lieir chances of victory by maun., mj less than twenty eriors, and lliesi������ af critical stages of tlie game. Alc- Alillaii pilches a good game for the winneis, allowing only Uve hits aim stri'-iiiy out eleven men. With the exception ot the -sixth iiuung vvhei. the Reliance tallied three runs, the i.adysnuth team played steady hail, and hold iheii opponents safe at o>- ju point. Martin scored for the lite- lian.ee in the lirst inning, llumphicy in Lhe secuwl, and Little and Pin in the third. ' Three more rims were "added, iu the sixih.|by Steele, tiiant an I lluinplucy, assisted by limit-ly hiis by Little Urant and Aloi-jgan, and eriors by Ingham and Pagan. C������te iiiolc tally was scoied in the eighth by Humphrey, who tallied on ���������Morgan's sale diivc* to left held. lhe. Ladvsmith bojs were shut oui in the hrsi, but came .back stionjo;in lhe next two innings, scoring three I rin.s in the second, and six in the third.. The whole nine runs were scored -on only one sale hit, the Ke- liauce- making no less than twelve costly errors in these twi*); innings alone. A'fter the fatal third. ulie' Nanaimo boys played steadier hall, but by .superior playing their opponent}-, succeeded'in scci'ing in every imting, with the. result that they amassed a total of sixteen by the end of the game. Little pitched for Nanaimo i'oi four innings, but a bad fwger | NT; naimo . made it necessary for him to be replaced by Morgan, who pitched a fairly .steady game. Score by innings. La.:lystnitii. Jun 0 3 6 12 11 2���������16 Hits ... .." ... 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1��������� 2 Reliance Jun Hits';....'.. . .Summary ��������� Earned runs, Reliance 1; struck out by McMillan, 11; Little 1; Morgan 1. liases on tolls, oh'-McMillan, 1; off Little',. 3; Morgan 3. Passed balls, Martin. Left on bases��������������������������� La- clvsniith 7; Reliance 5. In the first inning, by Bo. iv citing the two lirst men up walk, errors by Graham and nu errors' b.v urajiani alio Boyei-������, 'nee runs were tallied. The ne\t inee inning"; wore shut outs. Claike ored the only run "in the fifth, afl.y ii.ino previously hit safe. Clarke's ni'Tly two-lvagger in the sevcann, iniioht- home Pelcoart, himself scr.i- ��������� ; on J- Kerr's single owr scc-oril i. se M'ari/uel and Morrison scored ii fie eighth on Clarke's hit to left .Id and Morrison's drive on top oi he sacks. I hi.s completed the scorino' lor the d;ic team, although they had a bailee for another in ihe ninth, after .:. Kerr hid lined out a tvvo-hag-gi r 0 er centre field. He was caught, -.lwcver attempting t*o ieach thiid .) ��������� Manuel's infield drive Which Li tub-. I'lileil to Cordon, re-tit ing Kerr and ILe side. Wm.iiino scored iu every inti'm; ..t the nin'l'i, and hail the lead after h'lhird inning. In thi.-r inning ti'irv ���������������������������iiieil the lead after two inns had i cm scored on <hree-bnggers by Grail ..ii aiwl Roycc, and singles by Lit- II' and Wilkinson. Four run.s weie 1 illii'd in the fifth, due, principally, to errors, Graham o.nd Little ma ���������I'- tin only safe hits. Geraud scor- . J ,i home rr.n in thc seventh om ' ,u should have been only a single hi'" hit. The hall was driven to ���������-'.������������������ham in centre field, who allowed it to roll through between his legs, which' let tlic runner reach ��������� third. Finally sectiriviig flu* ball, Ingham lu avod it o/cr the third baseman's brad, and 1'eihard kept on running, iiKioiing'his co'iitiiiuoiis circuit of the',, bags. The features of till'; gallic was lhe hatting of Clarke and M>. Kerr, for Ladysmilh, and Graham, Aitken and Little for Nanaimo. Peore'by Timings. 1 1 2 14 1. -1 1 0-18 Hits .,.'.:.... 1 14 2 2 3 2 -1 0���������111 Ladysmith ...... 3 0 0 0 10 2 2 0���������S Hits 010 110 3 2 1���������9 Summary��������� Earned runs, Nanaimo li Ladysmith 3. Three base hits Gra- ,r. ham and Boyce. T.wo base hits, M. 1 1 2 0 0 3 0 1���������8. Kerr and Ohirkc. Struck 0ut, b-y.J- 1.0 0 0 0 2.0 1 0���������4 Kerr 7; Boyce 3. Bases on balls, off Kerr. 3, Boyce ii. Hit by pitched l.all, Dunbar. .Left on bases, Nanaimo 1; Ladysmith 7. Umpire Gillespie. Nanaimo 18; Ladysmith S. This game proved a������ easy .win' for Nanaimo, although at the lirst, it -vecnied as if L.tdysniiWi would give the visiiting. team ;l run for their "mon- ' j^t. Paul's, July 10. "MK.MOU1AL SERVICE. ��������� ���������.*.��������� Londob, liuly ".��������� Tbo American cm ba.ssay has' received tickets for the mrniorial service to the victims of the .Salisbury accident, to lie hold in BRYAN IS WILLING A NINE HOUR DAY *.<*>-^ Phoenix, .July 4. ��������� Araiauiiioament was made at tlie mother Lode mine of the British Columbia Copper company, last Saturday night that hereafter the time of surface men at-the property would be-nine hours ���������with Granby company put the nine-hour clay intoiforce- at-its mines last weeJl and th)? Dominion Copper company did the same this week. The surface employees of all kindv. working nine hours now instead of ten as here-, tofore. At the Mother Lode mine, the rule was to work nine and a half hoiiTs, it now being cut down to nine hours. Thus all three of the big INJURED IN RUNAWAY Washington, duly lb��������� Former United Stales Senator James K: Joiii-es i.,f Arkansas, who was chairman of the Democratic national committee when William .1. Rryan inade his J -iperating companies in the Boundary campaign for the presidency in ISflli, I lhe same pay as heretofore. The ���������iii.l Phil), has received a letter from have voluntarily made the work day Mr Uryan, in which he stales that for their surface employees somc- __ ��������� ._. ._.... ��������� what, shorter, with the same pay as (Continued on Page Four.) heretofore. New MJstni'inst-er, J.uly 8.��������� Sutler- ing frrim serious injuries'sustained iu a runaway accident last Thursday, the wife of Indian David of Chilli- wack, was brought to the city on the steamer Ramona "yesterday afternoon,, and placed in St. Maryjs hospital. Mrs. David and six other Indians were returning to Chilliwack from Sum as when the team attaclied to I he- wagon boll-ed and upset all the, occupants. Mrs. David was caught; in one of the wheels, and her right t.-'sT was almost torn off. The injur- rd wonnaii'was taken ItiI} > ..Chilli wach, :;nd attended by Dr. Henderson, who sent her on fo the hospital in this city.' Here she was attended by Drs. Hall and Drew, and hopes are entertained for her recovery. THE LADYSMITH DAILTLEDGKK III! DAILY LED6IR Published every day except Sunday ���������BY��������� HIE DAILY LEDGER COMPANY. OFFICE AT LADYSMITH. SUBSCRIPTION. One Year (in advance) .���������. One Month .... $5.00 50 cents MONDAY, Julj tl, 190G OUT ON STRIKE. .Magog, Que , July 7���������The strike of cotton mill employees of Domin- ioii Textile Co , continues and tension between Company and strikers is still further mci eased by the fad that a great inaioiity of Print works employees have gone out in s.\ input b.v with the cotton nulleis Tlie whole plant is idle save 'th engraving and pi hit rooms. BRYAN* \\n,L 'ACCEPP. Simpson was leaving the harbor to- ija\ she (.uiltch'il with the Athenian. Capl. Robinson of the Canadian. Paciln IJai'w.i. Co. botli ves sets sustained ilauui'i". and returned hero lot icpnii -��������� ���������M1L1TI V KSTIM \Tli^- Washington July 7���������Fourier bn- itocl States Senator .lames K dimes, of Kansas, who vias chtui- ninn of the DeinoiratU National Committee whoa \\. .1" lU.van made his campaign for Piosjdent uilS'b' and MKiO has i*ecoi\cd a letter Horn "Mr Mrv.ui in which he aimoiimos that ho will accept llu* nomination for l'lesidenl if ii is lc-iuhi-ed lo him Ottawa, Julv 7 --The militia os. tunatts were iindi-i" 1I1-.1 UHMOii foi some time yestenl.w The ministoi s.ud that the Ottawa Car Com pain v\ as mm in < ommujiicat ion wilh the Oovcnl 1 v Coinp.in.v in Hn������- land in est,1I1Ii'h a irim lactor'y 111 Ottawa lo in.iiiiii.K tun- such guns in Canada .is <\'i. mm purchased in ]*iil;I.huI, I'he i'i.p- whiih were pur- ch.i-id now im,11 lovenli*. were got thuiu^h tbe lli\h Coiuiiiissio-i-ier's of Ihi al War olbi o [iriees 'J lie .v'hnle 01 I ne unlit ia est 1111- at.s weie pa seii 'ast 11 ��������� ���������_��������� 11 ��������� aiii- 'lUiillllg ill all lo nei woeil -,.'!,HpO,- 111111 and s ' "" i1" ������.������ I r\ C.-tpit .1 and Nu'.-.-^ei Cij'.ars AFTER THE reus. 1-Sialystok, .July 7.���������Tho agent' oi the Minister ol Justice has finished his investigation of the recent massacres 'here, and in eotise'qLiente ol his reeommondat ion two captains of police, several sergeants, and twelve patrolmen v\ill bo indicted for nulling 1 lOtillg. Minatd's. Liniment Co., Limited, Dear'Sirs���������This fall 1 got tin own on a fence and hurt my chest \ei\ bad, so 1 could not woik and it hint, me to breathe. I tried all kinds ol Liniments and they did mo no good One bottle of MINARD'S LINIMENT, wanned on flannals and applied on n *-. breast cuuxl me completely 0. If. COSSABOOM. Rossway, Digbv Co , N.S. FIVE MIL 10 SWIM. London, July f���������J A Jarvis won the five mile swimming championship contest at Putney today, the 'tune was one hour, three niinules and 101" ty seconds beating the I revious 10- ooi-d b.v thirteen and one fifth seconds. Taylor of Chamerdon was sec ond. Jt wa.s a very close race .Jarvis being onl.v two yards ahead of Taylor at lbe (iuis'li. kiPM Cftflfc \KW L'tao*- Them AH R. P. RITHET, & Co., Ltd MAY RI-S1AS (Hi NORM! PORF SMEL1FR Rossland, li. C. July-7.���������The visit of William Yolea Williams of Spokane, consulting engineer of the Uranby dining the week and his inspection of iho California, Southern. Belle, Mascot and other properties excited considerable interest hero. Tho interest, was laigd.v centered 111 lhe Calilornia. Now Ihat largo .5 i'.iimalt & Nanaimo Siaitway 1 n>. ��������� 1 -.(\ smith for Victoria and all intermediate stations it n. .1 ..I/, and .,1 5 00 p.m. od Wednesdays, Saturdays, and St.u- tor spirtt. It is claimed farther that the plan includes lhe i*es*tai'l. |^������ ing ol iho N'01 llil'oit smelter with the assuraim .01 -"O lo ���������'!���������-'*> 'ons of 'it- ore lioin lhe mines ol l'opidilu, tbe 9 It Houndarv and Idaho, the smeller da>s ll1rj lh(} I 1 ,1 - It-avf '.advsiuith for 'Veil ingloii pn.l all iiilorineiliaic stations at 1! ,i: .1 111. di.ilv, and at 7''00 p.m. on Weib-es lays, Satuid.us and of ore, coke and 11..-.tie lt looks ' " ' . ttocrefoio as though Mr Williams' l.\U."Mill i iCl'ClS ^���������rrr^ visit would bear Unit ^ Follow ins , -- ON SALE TO AND FROM \ I L STATIONS (' goo I '1 i giuiig 1 miioy S.ituiday - ml Sundays. i,>'*.iiii n^ uoi later lhan llu- : .!i..wui|5 M. nil., j. could be Jvcpt in opi 1.11 inn, a Great Northern sn-uiv ihe liaulagv are ihe shipni'-nts for ihe week ire Sin r 1 7l������d, l.elioi, 2,,"*2i), l.e Roi 2 1 ."(I. I.0K01 2, (nulled) l,'.-*0<>, total, for the week ,"),0-l'' and total for the vear 1 7'','!t'."> tons r-". Sails fi">in Lajysmith for, Vancouvci every Saturday aI ti 00 a.m. returning sails I10111 Vaneou .',37 lor Ladysmith at 2.150 n.m. 1 and important shoots 01 ure have IN ON MATi'H 1!M In-eil discovoiid vvo-1 01 1 lie .1 osio Re.ulv die. Mass, .lul.v 7��������� Sweet , ...... Dike 111 lhe leriiloi.v owned b.v the jfai 10 m on the S7,."ini) match race ;,8 Cioveniiiienl St.," ViClOlia, I'.C Lelloi it is i-iMSoiiably cei'iain that w,ij, Went u orl li ii.-u- loda.v m sir- ' 7'"' ��������� <* these shoots e\leud into the Pali- fligi,t bonis u������n in ihici') lime 2 07 foima ���������ground sliualid immediately'o 07-* west of the Annie vv'lui h later claim ��������� _ is owned !���������> Ih." Loi 101 No. 2. Mr Williams put in thiee or lour days 111 an examination ol properties heie It is staled Ihal ho 'Was here in lhe interest 01 tbe O.ivut O. L,. Courtney, District Passenger Auent. Try a Province Cigar. SAVED HIS COMRADE'S LIKE. "While returning from the Giand Army Encampment1 at Washington N-orlhe.11. which ,s anxious to secure ^^ & comrade from Elgin> ,��������� WftS the haulage of ore from hero lo lhe h, J NEMftTS North Port, a- smi*.*- tho Jumbo coas ed to ship the (Jroat Xorthein has im/ hauled a pound of 010 from Rosa land, a condition of adnirs which is not pleasant for .lames J.- Hill, nor Iho road for which he is tho mas For a cool, tefresiling-��������� BATH During the Summer Months Calf on THOMAS LEWIS Shaving Pailors, elc , llifih Street Pat 1 lie 1 oast, 'ICTORIA. ��������� ���������-- .-igciicy. - -* - B.t WENT ON TUP. ROCKS St PeteiNbiu-j., July 1 1 .���������The lull of the lower hoit'e of parliament fin tho abolition of I he death penally; went on the rocks today between ��������� the 'caucus...of- the Centerists and I lie Council- of tlie Einpire. ' a^ majority of- w'hich was apposed to its acceptance in its present 'form. The 'substitution ' of a ��������� measure abrogating the provision of the code whereby civ lians come under the jurisdiction of tbe military courts in "a state of expeptional security" a minor form of martial law, which is "the chronic status af nine tenths ofRus si a", will solodify t.he parliamentary opposition to the ministry. ������������������ o . ' STEAMERS IW COLLTSON'. Yoloohnmn. July 7.���������As the. British tank steamer Apaehco, Capt. TWO ME MAY LOOK ALIKE The one will he honest, and reliable. The other questionable. So with boofis. All iioots that look well are not honest. Leckie's Boots arc ALL LEATHER, and made to meet, western rec-iiirc-iuents The logger, the prospector, and the miner can depend on them when far from Uie busy hniinl-s of men. Ask y 0 11 r dealer f o r ���������'���������LECKIE BOOTS," and take no substitute. Manufactured by J. LECKIE Co. Ltd. VANCOUVER, B,0 ��������� -asssaii'iii^. IT DICL-'llCS tOJUl'liT'ITloij' Sunlight Soap is better than other soaps, but .slisst wlieii iisc.l in tlie .Sunlight way. Ituy Sunli^lit S 1 u> ''*" I .ol low Directions Union made-Capital & Nugget Cigars DAY SCHOOL Umal subjects taught, also language*-" drawing in pencil and crhy- 011s, paint ng in oils and water colors, pianoforte and vocal lessons giv- ���������"���������*��������� in classes or individually MISS 11ER.TRAM, Ladysmith, It.C 1 taken with cholera morbus aiid was in a critical condition," tays Mr. J. E. Houghland, of Eldon, Iowa. "I gave him Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and believe saved his life. I have been engaged for ten years in, immiiigtation work and conducted many parlies to the i-south and west. I always carry this remedy and have used it successfully on many occasions." Soli by Ladysmith Pharmacy. FOR THE BIGGEST BARGAINS IN Wall Papers Call on J. [. House* and Sign Painter RAY /WON D & SONS -���������Healbis in��������� g, Lime, Plaster Paiis, Ilrick, Ji Kire Brick and Vancouver is- $ ������ '4 "'land 'cement. I ��������� ��������� 5 "J Pandora St. Victoria P..C. Are Tou Qoin? fast? I'hra he iure yoar tickets rrad ������L- tka North Western line The only line now making, UNION DEPOT connections at ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS with thr Through trains from the Pacini Coast. THE SHORTEST LINE, TF FINEST TRAINS, THE LOWES- RATES, THE FASTEST TIME BETWEEN ' MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL. CHICAGO, OMAHA. KANSAS CITt and ALL POINTS EAST. For complete information ask y local agent or write, F. W. PARKER General 'f** 710 ani Av������.. Seattle. V I coufomaMut Ticket and Freight, Oflice, 75 L Gov eintnejit, j^treet.^ Transcontinental Q Trains Daily The} New Train ORIENTAL LIMITED The .Train of Ease, Elegance, Excellence. ". Every mile a picture, and 110 smoke to spoil , the \ icw. Through Compartment, Observation and Pullman Sleepers; also Through Tourist Cars to Chicago. At antic Steamship Business to Europe _ is our Specialty ', Union Terminals with all Steamer lines. Iterth reservations by wirel - Great Northern S.S. Co. FOR JAPAN AND CHINA. . Steamships Minnesota and Da-,. kota sail from Seattle for .la- j pan and China ports at' Ire- I ���������fucnr dates. Exact sailing''! dates can he secured upon ap- I plication to any Great North- | em representative. *-*, S. Or. YERKES,. . - A.CLP.A.,. Seattle, Wash. B. R. STEPHEN , , _f , Gpn. Agent,, Virtoria,' B.C., KURSiES GREENHOUSES AND SEiD HOUSES Under IMew Managment HOTEL WILSON Jus- R. McKinnell, Prop. NANAIMO ('oniiiiercial Mens' headmatters. Modern and Strictly First Clats. Fire Proof Bnildlig. HOTEL DOMINION --Hake ?Lis Hiul$l.r*i)��������� Rro to all Bl^-au host' li ndiaj. s am! niilwav depote. ElecfcrioJ-'a'.R.Pvarj' live iiini-.ia-i So all purls of. the cily. Hai vi.d ti\!*ic iiiioxcell'-il. , F. BAVtVES, Proprietor, THE JONES HOTEL -���������WHITE COOK��������� and WHITE LABOR Employed Only (Half Block from Depot.) GATACRE STREET- Ladysmith. DMiorela... Pianos &- Organs Ladysn.tth, B.C <JB������ ������')10 Ve-Jtminster Road, Headquarters (or PACIFIC aUU'A'N Oaiden, llcl.l nr.d flower SEED5 Ioi' distribution. ; Large stocic of Home Grown FRUIT and OR- mC NAMKNTAL TREES "^ noiv matured for Spring. No expense, loss or delay of fumigation or inspection Let mc *?rico your list hefore placing your order. ������3reennouse Plants, Moral Pad'ages. Fcrtili- -"cis etc. 3011) Westminster Road. VANCOUVER, B. C. i'A s* V! Plumbing and Tinsfnittiing DONE AT Reasonable Prices By J. ANDERSON Leave orders at T'eccrson's Furn- ture Store, or telephone No 5*5. M-*H^-H^-<Hr**iM^*^|."+^ I THE T^rSOPPER CO., Ltd. f ABBOTT ST., VANCOUVER B, C. j-*������la������������*# ������������������ *���������* Best accommodation for transient and permanent hoarders and lodgerg. GRAND HOTEL This new Hotel has been comfort- a'dy furnished and the bar is up-to- di>tf> Rates $1.M a day and ������p- w\rds. WM. BEVERIDGE, Pro"*. '���������k ���������k ���������k ���������k PURCHASERS AND SMELTERS OF COPPER, OOLO AND SILVER ORES. 5^ n1 el ti ng Works at + ��������� .t. ���������k ��������� -.*'-. ,-k ���������+ ������!��������� ���������+ ., + ���������{��������� >+ ���������5- ���������k ���������k ���������k General Manager, | W-H^ffi-H^w������>������W4 WWHkl.fl.w-fW*WH4JW .* HEAD OFFICE - J DUNCANS' fWfh#- ty Vancouver island/B;C. CLERMONT LIVINGSTON Laii-rcmUV ��������� ���������-���������<;���������.*..,..r^&-ftm !���������-. ���������������������������:.-���������'���������'''������������������'i'v^0^i '���������?'r ���������:? :ri :fl&&-;tf/i'������&&j;ja "-< ���������j.-.^-.-.ir^'" "=^ Krii,\M ur.ATi;i) - ^^..F UK NISI I ROOMS BAR SUl'I'I.IKD Wrill IJ.'v T WINKS, LIQUORS. CIO AKS ABB0TSF0RD HOTEL A. J. McMURTRlE, Proprietor Niewly fitted up and Furnished LAiWS-.JV-.nrl, . C* :ables an Rooms Good tables and good This Hotel has heeu completely renovated. Board aad lodging $1.00 per day. HOTEL PRETORIH JOHNTKA, Proprietor Bar Supplied with the Bt'st Wines, let Avenue :-: *.-' :������������������ Ladysmith B.C. Liquors and Cigars. L^������&&.���������->.������ I' .������������������.���������M������.,������..������..������l(������������.a.^-M^,.a^9;, "������������������.���������..���������..t..e..0M0.,0.',0a( ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������m.+~*~: STOVES! - STOVi5S! *we are making HEATERS and RANGES of t*t'^'-������ v tyi-e> and Newest Patterns-. We do A' I k,n^s of Foundry and Repair Work Nickei Plating in all its branches a Specialty Ladysmith- Stove & Irori Works CoXd TELEPHONE 53 ������������������*������������������:���������:���������������..:���������������*:.������.+..:.0, P. O. Box '12. J.^.^.^. Jr<4.LS~~ TH6CITYMHRK6T R. Williamsou Prop *st Avenue Ladysmith B.C I Sco'lands Best.. lit MTC Dill (0. fiof.e. Af/CHtsfor H. C WM. MUNSIE, President J. \V. COBURN, Managing Director. Telephane 4-1). The Lady smi Lumber Co, Ltd. MILLS AT F'IDDICK AND LADY SMITH-" - W >*^*- Shingles ei Spctoi^lty MANUFACTURERS OF���������-- Itoiigli and Dressed Fir and Cedar Lumbers LATHS, SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, ETC., ol the BEST QUALITY SEASONED. AND DRIED FLOORINGS AND FINISHING LUMBER IN STOCK riNfl AND FAPERHANGING Neatly and Artistically Orders Promptly Execut e ' *���������-- LADYSMITH S. ROEDDING - '*���������<<���������**>���������+���������"��������� ���������������������������������������������*��������� 4; f4--f ���������-> -f-f-f-f 4-++++ ��������� > i������ t + 4. .. 4 + .t , ^ , t . . LACVSMI+H TiqlAIMSFER STABLE i PIANOS, Stabled in the rf ORGAN'S AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURl- MOVED PKOMPTLY A NI) SAFELY. of the Ladysmith hotel. Leave or.U.rs at thr Ahhotsford. A. J WASK&TT, PROP. c.4 *.+ + 4-4.4^4.4.4-4 44 f"+ 4.4 f+^ f 44+44^4+4+4 ++++ ���������-4*������++7-M4.tt, ts^tsS^HUSb ������^HIrii^i**MM**tXf-?i~ T icsasat^tiwmiaiai; sssaJE^^eK&yjftsvaidS*^^ Aii^^wiarj'ii-ai -iSSlH^^������^'"^������^^*-������^i THElLXfetSMITH DAILY LEDGER LODWjfiS LADYSMITH TEMPLE, No. 5.-- Rathbonc Sisters, meets in the Odd ' fellows' llall every 2nd aiid -1th Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m. MRS. KATE TATE, M. of It. & C. HILBERT I ��������� c.K*;'.*..7i! *-*:^-'*������-'-*i*-'a**"^^ L'M'll.D AM.'lENT OllDh It Wl DRUIDS Uciimgtou tiiuve No -1 U. A u. , iVce-i-s in i'.i- i ii O )." 1 la.ll, '. . Uysiiiitli; , the ."second and Ton Weilncsda-.s i.j cmli montn, coiiun.. -.r.g Wednesday. 13th,- lDO-"--. Vi Piling Di-uiib. ai- .i". iIl-1 ti tend Uv (1; ier WM RAI-'TKii, Ib-if S'i- PATRICK IM'i'K. N \ ', t- ��������� r Dr. K. B. Diei Surgeon Dentist All work guaranteed and at reasonable rates. RESIDENCE AND OFFICE Gatacre ������t Ladjemiili Open at all hours. NEWS NOTES FROM NANAIMO The automobile v.. be placed onJ prevent the recurroici V. ' .- ��������� i'n ��������� I,.- vm-qi-s I unwarrantable exercise- oi Th.- Nanaimo Alberni run b.v -Vessi.. i ��������������� 'I hompson & Seoville. is expected h re in about two weeks. It wa- s'.ippi-d yesterday. - , , -nth an auihorit.v on tho part ol' the "Minister of .In* ti e, and intend to urge Hint ft'-*-" Dr. Dier Can be lnii"*d at any U- 'at his office on Gat acre st. His de tal woik is kv aranleod to be br- rlass and rales rmisnnahlp i .AOYSMirn Looking ...ears younger -* and more handsome, Kahili Smith, SL P., c-hat J t d on things parliamentary and les- *-" ���������" '���������" _L_lutivo in tbe home of Mr. 'J'hon. liAUIdKy !u. K. Uivnton, on Hornby St., ways t'l'lOK.'E CAKE'S AND PAST li\ , '��������� .iduy's Vancouver Province. . ALWAYS FRESH ON HAND , The member for Nauaiuio reviewed Wedding (Jake* 'llaile to Order i iho -.vhoh- suasion's work, forg-eiiing I'RL'iTS AM\) CANDIES OF ALL m times Unit The Province was not KINDS.' /cKjESU BREAD EV- jibe House. ERY DAY j -The Saiipafh Observance Dill i--. l'rices are Very Reasonable. All' .seriously misunderstood hero in lhe NOTICF Fiom ��������� Miiw daTr. the unt'ersigned will not b" ies|)'insible foi any in clebtcdness Inclined, except on f written orocr signed by the secretary Rowland Mac him V. I.'EXPLORATION A DFA'EL OI'MENT _('()., LTD . Non Personal" t.iabil'1.7 i u.stomcrs" are Treated Alike. HOP LEE & CO. ON THE tSPLANADE. I VtMr.i-J) t>. .-."������:.������ v.'fl.-i.f.h "���������05 Solicitor. Ek<? t. \v-rBU������. - if 9 ! LftfiYSWI H It I CUBAN CIGAR FACT Manufacturers of th? Famous CU-i\N ttYHSCri None bu UiiUm r.uboi lvmploysd r\ J. BOOTH. Prop EXCELLENT I Train Service : BETWEEN GHICAGC, LONDON, HAMILTON, TORONTO, MONTREAL, QUEBEC, PORTLAND, BOSTON, And tlio-Prluclp'nl "CiiBinc'ss Centers of Ontario, Quebec, and the Maritime Provinces. ALSO TO BUFFALO, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA NIAGARA FALLS. For Time Tables, etc., attolroaa . CEO. W. VAUX, Assistant Gcu'l Passcuger ami Ticket Agent, 135 ADAMS ST.. CHICAGO, ILL. ���������������������������������������������"���������������������������������������������Hi Paislay Dys larks Fancy Dyeing and Cleaning,. Charges rcisonaihle, etc. .Work (itutrantecd j Commercial St. ~ Nanaimo, B. C I' i J. PIERGY & GO. i\l,imifactui*ers Of.������������������ IRONCLAD BRAND CLOTHING, OVERA71S, TOP SHIRTS, ETC. WHOLESALE aBY GOODS VICTORIA, B. C GENERAl BLACKSMITH SHOP Miners' Drilling Machines MADE TO ORDER anil REPAIRED AT SHORT NOTICE. DRILLS SHARPENED BYC US ALWAYS .GIVE SATISFACTION. >i-���������PICKS HANDLED A NI> REPAIRED-��������� ���������-SH I PSMITn I N G IN i'LL I T S BR AN C IHIS Horseslioers a rid Genera1 Blacksmitns. R WRIGHT. Bulier Street - - - - Ladysmith.B *. t -H>-i- ���������r * 4 IGE! ICE! ICE! Will'be Delivered on Mondays, Wednesdays. F/itlays and Saturdays Crrtfis must-he in hy'eleven o'clock on day''-of Delivery, 0o Limited NANAIIWIO^ ������3! if* o. -v. ������������������*^^-^>*^���������^*���������I���������^������������������^-*���������*���������^^^^���������^������������������^^v���������^���������^^���������^!���������^���������^^^ ������������������s S3' \1 ,'t ff!.\3K CESKiWS (��������� Kcti-ie in " Inventive .Ano " f| ^|&l^ 1 Bool; '*iio-,v toobtniii 1'alouts" g / K & ������'.: 1 Charpch- liifxUrntc. Nn ft" till p.iteuf. is fioenrt f iJi-ttovs'Stticlly ciMifitiL'nti'.il. Arttirf.s?., f E. C. S:G0EK5. Patent La-jsyct, '.Vjshir.jiloi!, 3. ���������' &**^/'Jb Synopsis of Canadian Homestead Regulations. Any availahle Doiiiiuion Luniks within the Railway 13elt in British Columbia, may he honiesteailcd by any person who is the sole head of a family, or any male over e glitecu years of age, to the extent of one- , '{Uarter section of J GO acres, more or less. Entry must be made personally at the local hind ollice for the district in which tlie land is situate, The homesteader is reqaiirod to perform the conditions connected therewith under one of the following plans: (1) At least six months' residence upon and cultivation of the land in each year for Lhree years. (2) If the rather,*(or molher, if the father is deceased), of tiie. homesteader resides upon a farm in the.vicinity of the land entered for, thc re quirements as to residence may he satisfied hy such person! residing with the father or mother. (3) If the settler has his permanent rcsideuce upon farming land owned by him in the vicinity of his horne stead, the reqiiiirements as to residence may bo satisfied by residenei upon the said land. Six monthe' notice in writi.i;. should be given to the Commissioner of Dominion Lands at Ottawa of intention, io apply for patent. Coal lands may *>e purchased at $10 per acre for soft coal and $20 fo- anthracite. Not more than 320 acres can be aaquired by one individual or company. Royalty at the rale of ten cents per ton of 2,00" pounds shall be collected on tin?* cross output. W. W. CORY. Tio:uity nf the Minister of Interior West I fear. For instance, one pa l-i-r says wo are goiil'g l-o sloj* Sun il.iy papers of our own, but all 01' iho Yankee papers .to be sold in 0111 si reels. The editor ol' the (.'oluii- i.sL should iriul llu* ae*. The bill absolutely prohibits lhe sale of S<������n liny newspapers. "Ki'itish Columbia is the onl.v pro viiicc that has Sunday papers o' if-, own, niul ihe 'vast wonders at il. The (invcrnmernt could hardly iiiatc an exception of this pro- \ini"c oven if it wanto-d to do so. ������������������Hut isn't it rndh-nl in other foa- .Mii'.csV" ���������I think not. now- With thc amendments I supported it. My amendment Ihat a man'who works on Sunday will have his Sunday during tho week, Ihat, his employer must) yive him one day of rest. mot. with iho approval oven of tIve railwny companies. And here I see some one has again misunderstood, declaring that if a man works only nn hour or two on Sunday his employer i.s to give him t wcnly-l'oiir hours during thc wevk for that one or iiwn, Nothing of the kind. My ' amendment says plainly working on thn Sabbath day-his ivg-ulai' time. ..That means the same hours as his week day work. The trouble is the .critics don't know what they are criticising. The nniic owners who run ihcii- smelters continuously may not. like the proposed Sabbath observance law, |������ut it is only fair to the mon, lhe laborers, and it is their interests I am watching." "What Of llrothiei-.-."'- '���������tf you ask mc my Midividual ������������P inion, I nniMl say-Ihat ir is a sor-, ions mi-ni.se of the power. Hut ,for this the Government is not directly responsible. Under t'he present law the Minister, of Justice, as was explained in the House, has the right to release the criminals. The" prerogative of clemency .rests on him. Sir ������������������.-Will'r&d himself-admit-, tod he 1-new nothing 61' othc case. Before I left OU aw a Tsuggcstod and'! I intended to ' -urge, a-.clia'ii'ge '- by whic-h the Minister of '.rusfi'co- ' will lie bound to report.'to or. confer with' his colleagues when entertaining"���������'the' release of a criiniiVnl;1" '������������������������������������ "You didn't, speak on the Bro- lliior case in the House.?" "No; because there 'was ��������� -no''.'opportunity for a. discussion while Mr. MacjihcTso'n's motion for the corr- ospoiulence was on the -paper. It is still there, but no doubt the pap-: ers .will be brought down this or next week. T was ready to toll the .1"-rouse what T thought of the ease, and will yet- when" the opportunity .comes. I suggest oil t b n .-member of iho govornmoiil Die ��������� ndvisibility of changing tho rules of practice, to ���������"Wo nolle ir.-j, Paciiic m mc-nts-.'*' ������������������Yes In this I thought the gov eminent very slow and told it so il. did no .harm...'Already' some vS-_>ft(������,O0O lias Iici-ii set apart for im juuvi'menls urgently noeihd. Tbe-e \ull incliid.. 'ighthoii-.es. UiVboats with crows al various st a I ions,'fog and oth.-i- signal-, and the .Maiconi wireless." Of W. 'I*. !! I-iv-ton. Canada's im migration cninmissioni'i- 111 London, and (he labor bureau and the *sorth Ailant ie Transport at i..n Company, the member for .Vanaimo hail inaii\ interesting things lo sn".. They wore i.ii.'oinpliiuoiiini'y of all Ihrco. 'par- lu-iilarly thai of tho labor liinvuii. ������������������r think 1 proved that Preston os lnhlished it and thai it was a very bad tiling -for the workmen of Canada, I'or it gave opportunity for un s rnpiiloii.s employers lo bring artisans hero io brink strikes, bring mon into serious .and unfair couipeli t ion and roiluci' wages. ICmploy- o-s may be mute at liberty lo do this for themselves, bin to virtually employ <'overnmenf agents to h.-lp them won't do." Thc member for Xanaimo has no love for Mr, Preston, as he anipU showed in hi.s examination of the iio- luigration commissioner which eclipsed oven the export racking ad ministered by "Mr Baker of Ham iHoii. "While a <'owrnmonl employee, this man seems _lo pWde liiuisell in acting in deliance of lhe govern ment. As u>r ih.i labor bureau, well as f have said, ihero secni1- to be no justification." "What of the North Allnin ie Trad ing. Company?" "Xol so bad. In, fact, thoi-e s.>cms to hi' J,it"tlu in the position taken b.v the .Oppo.sil ion on that que-.! ion. The weakness in' that, contract was the ueeessity of doing the business in secret because of the laws in . the the various countries againel ihe work of foreign iiiimigral ion agents That compelled the opiM-ation of this company as a privnlc eoiieoi'ii. and ncco-ssarily agents of ihe govern meal- who entered inlo ���������the contract, including-Mr. ��������� Sifton had to promise that the names would not be re von I oil. n is hard- to make the public ..-understand Ihat work that has any secrecy about it can bo for the public benefit, but T think .tin's was. and Ihat the (loverninonl yon Mieeeeiied in si-cur Coast shipping iiniu'o' The "Sunshine" furnace and " sunny " "ways are synonymous. The cold, dreary "winter days can be made cheery and warm with a pure, healthful heat if you have a " Sunshine " furnace. Is easier to operate, cleaner, uses less fuel and " shines" in many other ways over common furnaces. Two shakers are used to shake the heavy, triangular- shaped grates. This just outs the work of shaking- down in half, besides being easier on the furnace than the old, one-shaker style. Sold by enterprising deal- , ers everywhere. Booklet free. ,,t>Xi rf-Claryfc I>0"s6okV."To-(U>MTO,*l(ONIBR*.l..iWlNNIPK(3. Vakcodveb, St. John. Hamiltom. ffefe Co,, Solelpi s W. SILKR ^ENEKAL LXPRES8 AW DELIYEBT WORK PROMPTLY D'��������� '��������� r.rnvj. orders at tho Ahhotslnnl Keep Minard's house. Liniment hi the Minard's. Lininient cures Diphlheria MODEST CLAIMS OFTEN CARRY MOST CONV1C1TON "When Maxim, the famous gun inventor, placed his gun before a committee of judges, he slated its carryinp 'power* to be much below what he felt sure the. gun would .accomplish. The result of the trial was therefore a "great surprise, insteiud of ���������disappointment, it is the same with the manufacturers of Chaniterlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. They do not. boast of what ���������this remedy will accomplish, ,hut" prefer to let the users make the, statements. What they do claim, is that it. will possibly cure diarrhoea, dysentery, pains in the stomach aiwl Iwiv els and has never \yeen known lo fail. For sale .by The. LailysmiUi Pharmacy. was justified in lending its aid. Jlow- m'lal corps. This immunity shall c ase should those iu epiest ion coin- 1. 11 acts prejildioal to the eiiom.v. lint the carrying of iu'iii,> by nieiu- li. rs of hospital corps, the jjresenco ii." pickets or sentinels around a ho-.- I .Lai, the presence 'of arms jf wound eil within* a hospital do not con- si i into, "rounds' for the waiver of ever, the contract is to expire in November, "Hon. Mi". Oliver having discovered ihat tin- company wa- not complying with its terms. ������������������What of the pensions for ex-min i.sler.s and increased indemnity for .\ ourselves?" t ������������������Tlie lirsl was wrong, the second quite right. Tbe sentiment was a .������������������.), immunity. D-ainst the ex-Mmisters but I think The provision relative to arbitrail is wilh us. I find no sensible 1,1,n b.v lhe permanent Inbunal oT man who says s?"2,ri00 is too much t':���������. ft^h,. js limited to an interpro- for us. After nil, when you con- (at ion of the tonus of the new con siller ihat we were allowed mile- Million in times of peace. Jn addi- ago, which for Jtriiis'h Columbia 1 ion to the Jendhig nations of the members mo;)nt fj."i00 this is not an world. China, K'orea, Siam and increase 01 X1000 at least to us, Congo were mil on g the partioipcnn but merelv of S.">O0 to our S52.000 01' iho conference'. Thc Russian and we were getting then." j .'.iphnese delegates took a most fir- Mr and Mr-.. Smith will remain li.e pun in the proceedings, mingl- in tho ei(\ for a f-'-vv days before re ii'g together inl>a most friendly man- Lurning home. ' n.:r. FLVAL TKXT OF TIIK RED CRJOSS CONVENTION o Geneva, duly ���������The final tsxt MICALTTfV IWOL1SHMAX SUICIDES. Riverside, Cal.. .Tnly fi.���������F.. S]>cti- ilized world agree upon rules on the cos Stanhope, son of a wealthy Eng- of the Red Cross Convention wkei-e by practically, all nations of the civ .*..������..������..������..*..������..������.. First Class ���������.������..������������������.������..������..���������.. RIGS FOR HIRE delivered; WOOD and bark for sale and EXPRESS WORK. DAVID JOHNSON PHONE 66 LADYSMITH NOTICE LADYS.VUni WATER WORKS Consumers are requested to call at the oflice on Roberts Street lay Water Retes, between the-'lOth and the, 25th of each nn.nlh. Office Haus IP. M. 4.3a T. f BLAND .... , , -��������� -. - . SUPERINTENDENT. mailer of treatment of-sick; wound-'j;.^ oil, or dead members of the hospital corps and nurses in the time of war, shows many changes from the anl iquated Convention of lSii'l. The 1'rotoctol of this new convention gives until December ol.st, 1906 for the rat'-fie alien of the convention by ' the government's concerned. The main features of the. .new*1 treat1.' follows: Chapter, one is devoted to the wounded'and sick. lilach belligerent is required to rospect and care for sick and wounded oflicers, soldiers, and others attached ollicially to the enrt ny's army who fall into its hands. Should piic belligerent be compelled to abandon sick and wounded on the field and leave mem bers of the hospital corps and material for their care, such sick and wounded become prisoners of tho enemy subject to the stipulation., made hy the belligv-ront for the exchange of prisoners aftnr exeliangc- ment. 'I'h.- Jilt it 1 occupant of the field shall adopt measures tn find all wounded and dead, aud in protect them a- gainsL pillage. Before tho final disposal of the bodies ivy burial or incineration, Ihe occupant ��������� of the. field i.s 'charged with a scrupulous examination of the bodies of the enemy. There shall be a reciprocal exchange of information relative to the dead, and all letters, personal ob' jects. and valuables found on the field ;of battle shall lie gathered and transmitted to the other side. Chapter 2 provides tor the immunity of members of tho field hos- fainily committed suicide last night by cult ing bis 'throat. The body was .discovered at noon today at the Holyrood \hotel, it. is stud here that. Stanhope's father.is a mc-m ber' of the British Parliament. Minard's Liniment, cures Cokl, etc. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that 1 in-, (end to. apply to the Board of Li- con.sing Commissioners of the City of Ladysmith, at it next sitting, for a transfer from myself; to Hanry Blair of the license to sell spirituous and fermented liquors on lot three (3), Block twenty-six (2C), on the premises known as the Cecil Hotel, situated on lrirst Avenue in the city of Ladysmith, B.C., Dated this 15th dav of June, A. D. 1906. 0-EORCI'] HANiVAY. By his Attorney in fact, Henry Reifel. xpress Work Light Teaming. Orders Witii- Wood and Bark for sale. See .1. KEMP, or leave W. CARTER. riRSTAVF.NIJE PHONE 6-0 BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN During the summer m0ntlis children are subject to disorders of the .bowels which should receive careful attention as soon as the first unnatural looseness of the bowels appears The best medicine in use for bowel complaint is Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as it .promptly controls any unnatural looseness of the bowels. For sale by Ladysmith Pharmacy. LASS GLOBES When you want a Class globe see that . you get the globe with the rubber ring on it, as it is the only kind that can keep the water out ��������� the globes without the rub|bter ring cannot keep out water, y0u can see that, by exaa-aining I hem. The artificial flower that is put into the globes with the rubber rings, is guar an teed to be the best, and if I you want a globe with a \ Rubber Ring, call at Mrs. T. I X. Jones, agent for t H������NRY CREW The only place you can get Them. Sole Agent in^-B.C. for the Frencn* Wreath "Co., of London, Paris, Melbourne, S.A., Cor. Comox Rd. & Milton St. NANAIMO B.C. ������������������HHHHnWHB ���������'if ^���������^Vw**"*^-^^*^^^^ THE LADYSMITH DaTTiY LEDGER ������| OOAVRL.KXK LINE,.OFt| "���������CENT'S fURNI&NINQft ������ ALWAYS OIN H/\INO /\X BIC C'S *& SPECIAL. PRICESf .....on H-glit and medium UNDERWEAR P-*^B3aK-t������������������&HK*CA-^^ STRAYED-On or aho'it th? 1.4 of July, a Maltese kitten strayed from my ��������� residence on Gataira Street. Finder will confer a fa.*, or hy leaving any information at the Lodger Ollice. *# WAISTS AND LAUNCHING PARTI ES. Parties wishing to engage a nrst- cllass launch for picnic or -excursion parties at reasonable rates should apply to II. BLAIR, Cecil llotal, City. Launch may be engaged foi the cieaung at 'any time st Smith, Fotos, Local items it. I may .iiid Unit 1 cmoy . the freedom ni i>n\nle hie and 1 leel that I Thai's All I i-an do borne good without holding ' | ollice. I "There, ait;, howcier, ceitam rc- ' lorins which 1, would !ii>o ".eiy much ���������. .:__._.-��������� ������..*.���������...���������...���������.-.������������������... -L0 bet. accui*nplif>ncd tuiil ,to assise in The meeting of the celftbra/lioii com-' the .icojiiijdishiuunt of these reforms mi I tee will he held this e\ejimg a I 1 am, wiling to become ihe unity 7:30 in Mr. RusselJ Simpson's oihco, when it is requested thai menuuers oi all committees he present. Mr. J. Blaikie, -who iccenUj uiiilci- w-enl. a severe operation in \'ict6na, arrived in Ladysmith today, and avill remain here a day or two. All Ulaikle expects to leave for the north next month. Grand ; Masquerade at tho Alctj \ - go-Rouiud���������The mauuag'Ci is going lo have a. Masquerade one evening tin's week, .when two, prizes will be gison, one" for the' most comical dieted lady and pne, for the most comical dressed gent. 7 Miss Heat tie Bland wo������i -the prize, for Uie best single lady rider at the last lidmg contest. The.-prize will |>e :f..'i lor the host couple. Mr'. T. Laird, who soiilc I line aj,o was -injured,'��������� in (lie loa-gm���������, c.-unp, passed through 0,11 the morning tiain froan Nanaimo, wheie he has been confined' in tho hospital since lhe accident. .Mr...'Laud has lost fun fingers on the right hand as a ir-sull of -t.he.-accid.ent-, which was caused l\ his hand being di awn inlo lhe chain of a��������� hack-haii 1, al the camp, lhe lingers being literally pulled aw.iv fiom the hand. . None lietter=Gapital & Nusuet Cigars About one more day's woik -slti. mid finish ..the new whaif ioad fiom the railway track down ,t0 the bc.ieh ami leave it in fairly good shape tor Ua- Ihc. Fro.ni the Esplanade lu the tiack about a week's woik foi the present force, four men, remains io he dome m the wav ol filling in aud grading. Several men who ha* e been employed on coiistiuciion, ha1, e left for their ranches, wiheru the, haying season has set in, and toiiM'q'iu.'ii'- ly the working force on t*hc io.uI ha*> been considerably icduced. BRYAN IS WILLING (Continued from Page One.) ioi is he will accept the nomination president for the third time a n tendered to him. The letter is dated June Is, .ii, Stockholm, and is as follows "I 'have been watching political de- vieloP'inenv' and have .noted with gratification the vindication of Demo-! <.ion- 'Iti cratic principles- You have correct-j s\ runn- up. lv stated my position. | <-> ' "As I wrote to Col Wetmorc, I ' *U,AY BUY OH SELL candidate again' 11, when lhe time Ioi Uie nomination anives, t-hc advocates ol' leforiu rarc_ia control of the party ajul limit, that my candidacy will give the Ue.-t asuirances ot vic- ioiy. if someone else* seems more available I &hall Lew en bi-ttei pleased. "1 need noi . a^-suie you that, 1 am 11101 e 111 USu ted 11 seeuiy our piinei- plcs truiiinpliant than J am in the pel sound 01 the ticket. "The connliy neids to h.ne .leliei- soman Denioci.iL\ applied lo all 'he depailnienls of the i,o\ei nmi nt, ��������� stale and nati (ii, ;, 11 I I am 1 mil nil to help make Ihis api-liealion. Mollis linly, W. .1. BRYAN " Two ver) ^ical swells, one a jouiig duke and lhe othei u joung \isoounl , |)i u&hed agaiiisi each other one uighi at the Ihealie. 'ihe, duke, anxious lo 'snub the- \iscount, pieU'iuled ,U> t.i"-e 111111 foL an ilshei, aid said, holding out his hand. "Haw; \ ou a pi 0- 'gLamme1'" I'.ut. the \iscount, : 10 l.-itiielc for llu* duM', sm.iled .uul leplivd "\es, tliuiii* \ mi my man, I gol one lioui the oihiM 'lellow*." SI SPELT PEAS \NT LEADER. SI |Vli.i--.ljuitj.. -li'1."- ~ ���������'I'hi- in- sjjiiauoii K'l" l lu' iliMirdi'is iu tin- Guai its uiifl oil), i* Hi.ops c- cli'uil\ 11 in ed lo. Uiu SiHiiiliM niliani/'ii- tioii. Tho si 1 r.'l |inlii-i' .no iii\cm i&u ling Hu- iiiDM'iin-iiis oi Al. Allndin llu.- jn.-u>aiil 1. .uli 1 ol lbe lai\*.ei llou-M". hiipmi; in innueii him wnh the niiitiiiN rn ih* lit '-t buiallioii ol th" I'l-eohi.inu-iis'Ks ogiii.uii L>\ Uie u'-oru,-aiLi.'(U 1011 ui the Ciiui'il iorps, th.. r.nilii"ol" 1.a-, iiphicirl tin' "t'ar- J..'t Knights" .i.i.ni'-; lhe uhi'ers b\ figlruii^ ^olili. es 01 ih- l\p- ol Mi' I' in l.-'t'-.i-lnl'-l \ . I lie 11-v. 1 oiinnaiifli'i iii un- f'nsl L'.iai'l 'litiMou whah m- i-luil.'s tin- Pii'oli a������ i"i*-L\ ie������iuieiil LelMlnlskj li..'. s-,i nl .ihiio-,1 hi'- i'ii tire lnc 111 'I'm'm'.1.1.1 iiiul Ihe Kai" lsa^t. con,in.mi.In".', wuli di-dinct ion in China iin.-l M.um luii-iii He i1. m> ut tor sLI'lUluei- ,il 1 mu 1 The now. im)*,ei s p. uiteil today nn open lcitci limn ihe I.ctlisli Social DeiiKK nil 11 I.. ,|.;.'.' of l.diau in re- jra.i d in 1lie o\i'i wl 11111 of "Makhoi- sk\ a revolul lone t who refused 1" ao to lhe .'.-iiloi.l protest im; his iu- noipnci- Thi nue ds han 11 .1 him 'e i'ou<j,'hl\ il'.' 1 h< \ m-oKo his wrists and crush--(I in hi-'- ''h.'st . fie died .-he fore he iviieli- d in" ;iUi.'*i" of c-xecu- lie-dv. ue\-ei*l lieless WflS Mothers, we ask you to call anilook through our NewShirtWaists Blouse Suits and Buster Suits for BcySi i-.a;le from the best of English Galatea, Etc.��������� Tney are ve>y dressy and all [ireiiy patlcTiiS"1-Sizes 3 to 12 Years Waiters ���������&��������� Akenhead NOTICE. I have tatat-n over the scavenger hu- (siness lately handled hy M. ('amphcll ��������� and am prcjiaied to do work in this ! line iu first-class shape. Leave orders tor hea\y team work, scavenger ) work, etc., wilh iUessrs. Blair ."c Adam. Also any complaint regaitl- ing scavenger work will be atleiulc.l to if laid at this place. ROHEUT t'ALLANDEIL Ladysmith, B.C. 1 ������"ave just received a shipment of Hills' High Uade tNGLIStl TOBACCOS and C'()4RfUFS at ihe DR UG STORE Zl&ZZST? .vill fill o tier������ next week for i iCarving F nit s-3iall do nothing to secure another niofiiination' and do not want; one unless the conditions seem to ilomaml Minard's Liiiiiment cures Cold, etc. ANY AMOUNT Any mimm-ii of liii.vin.c,-. scllin/r or I i-adinp- in In us cul on this coast. Minard's Limine*1! cures Diphtheria s-UMvwy w^www^vMV^WiWte1 wmmmiW. pjjs} v$ 9(>z- DOZEN 3 QUARTS $i.o������ DOZEN '% i-2 GALLONS :.$i.*5 DOZEN 3 JELLY GLASSES 60: DOZEN ^ Pure Refined Paraffin WAX for seal In"; i'ruit Jars 2,5c per Block ���������*.tT^^^-W&'**V,^'iiM^-**v*******v!Si* %mm> /a ftnpnr may occiu* witlionl I limv being any Ijivaeh - of I'he Timber Measurement Ac 1, which went, mto Jorce on-luly 1. soys l^ridax'& Vrovince, provided the logs aie olhcially scaled hy the yo\ ei-iiment lier.jfe t bey are sawed 111- 10 limihur. Aiiiioujiceniuiit I u tiii.s eliec-L was nf iii.illi muUe ,\eslt*i dai Io'Vuiicoiimii" i^uiuhei mi-u U\. Mr, Andruw LLis- Lmi, supocx'isoi' of Clovoimineiil Lim li.-c scaleis. "Phis lu-onoiiiiceineiiL uf lot tied 110 iiiconsidei ahle amount 01 ii'liui to t-lie lmnberiucii, all ot whom liad .so read the act thai Uicy w������src under tlm iiApios-siou that before llieie could be any buying, sclliug or dealing 111 kjgs, the timber had , lo be scaled by one of lhe government ollioials appointed foi that pur pose. The act cerlainlv seems to read lo that el'iecl, hut Mr llas- lsiin gives it ,1 mote Uncial mtei'pre fnt ion Owing to llu- 1.1cI ihal innii.\ mills bii.S logs up i he coast lac icmovw.1 from the hdadijuarlcrs of any seal-, ci'ei, Uie iuimii>i'i'meii ihoughL thai, she act would work a hardship on ih.-in���������would in elTi-it aitually put. a slop to deals lor logs 111 places where ^o sealer could he .secured. "There has been a great deal of in is-eonsl 1 net ion phu cd upon that section oi* the ml which deals with selling of logs ' cii'ilaiiil Mr. llas- laui toda\, '"iiiifl it all arose through careless U'.-.dme, oi Ihe icguln- t ic ns 11 is not lb" lutein ion of th'.> GoM.-rninent. to m any mnnnar hamper people dealing in logs. The act was de-vised simply for the pi'o lection of the Government. It, is highly desirable that the government) should realize the full measure of royalty imposed upon the cutting of timlbfcr and so long as the logs are ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������>���������-������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ t (jet Your SUNDAY EXAMINER ' NEW YOM WORLD AND NEW YORK JOURNAL - ���������AT- 15 DOOR m! ���������������������������������������������"���������"���������������������������������������������. ..���������������������������������.������������������������������������.������������������.������������������������������������ i ,.������.^..������������������..������.. Pioneer Ml% Voiks | 1st. Avenue. Ladysmith," B, C \ If. f. Runminf. Prop. " MANUFACTURKR OF i Carbonated Ueverages. I Ginger Beer I Fruit Syrups i P. O. 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Title | The Ladysmith Daily Ledger |
Publisher | Ladysmith, B.C. : Daily Ledger Company |
Date Issued | 1906-07-09 |
Description | The Ladysmith Daily Ledger was published in Ladysmith, in the Cowichan Valley region of Vancouver Island, and ran from July 1903 to December 1906. Ladysmith developed as a residential area for the employees of a large coal mine, and, in 1904, it had a population of approximately 4000. The Ledger was published by the Ladysmith Publishing Company, which also issued the paper under two variant titles: the Daily Ledger (April to July, 1905) and the Ladysmith Ledger (September to December, 1906). |
Geographic Location | Ladysmith (B.C.) |
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Language | English |
Notes | Titled The Ladysmith Daily Ledger from 1905-01-04 to 1905-04-06, and 1905-07-20 onward. Titled The Daily Ledger from 1905-04-08 to 1905-07-19 Frequency: Daily |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2017-06-02 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0178366 |
Latitude | 48.993333 |
Longitude | -123.815556 |
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