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.NUMBER^ VOLUME 1 LADYSMITH, MUTlSH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY. JULY llth, 1908. SEMI-WEEKLY ii|.Hl,Hl,|llHJ'11'i"l'lil*ii-H4'1'1-llil'l"l-l"l-l-l-l-l-l*l'l"r't- fflte 3gaii) Coi)lii)ue j ©up latodaij , , Tp-DA^ ,YOU CAN GET CANNED FRUIT-- | ! Including Pears, Plums, Raspberries, !Plnoii|ipli)s, Ponchos, Jams, and Marmalade. < ■ Children's and Girls' Slippers, Sizes trom 8 tu 2— FOR $1.00 A PAIR Our Bed Spread Sale finishes today, nnd you can still pick up sonie Good Snaps In these lines. See Our Big Window. BLAIR & ADAM. FOR A__ KINDS OF FRUIT. *H''l'<"H''l-'l-'l''l"l"l''r'l-l''i'l"l-l"l''l-l'-l-l"l-l-l"l"l'-l"l"l"l--l"l"t'1"l'^1"l"l-l"l' ..'m.m.. M^M4iaj»aaj-AaAiA_>aAa-------i4l-l-l_l_l-l*l»li*il*l4l-ilS' > Straw Hat* White 6auvas Shoes, White Vests, and all Holiday Toggery,— REDUCED TO COST. Spend your money where you get Best Valuo, and That's At— BICKLE ■«/'|i"*«'T'*>'*/'»''*;'>|*;'»|*;"»'T'T'*;',>'< OJ»Mt»IWC«8Ci»CfciK8»<K*0«i YOU CAN GET —'■*- Clocks, Watches, Pictures, Books, Razors, Etc., EU FREE WHITE SWAN SOAP WRAPPERS ALSO for White Swan Washing Powder Coubon. Send a Two-Cent Skimp for our Catalogue B. C. »oa|> Worka, victoria, ». c. aoooood GA_SH! 20 par cent off Pop Pay 're.k A few Snaps in Stoves and Ranges. Oome in and see them. It will pay you. —jh*A LADYSMITH K LIMITED K. B,—Tents and llammooks —complete stook.—CASH. ♦_%%%^^%^»^%^»^»»-%-_^ FOB CHOICE CUTS. —and—. FINEST HOME CURED HAM AND BACON, —CALL AT +% %_ »»%w%%%»*>%»%%»%%aj Hooper's Ice Cream Is Home-Made, Fresh Daily. Critics pronounce It to be The Best ever •old In Ladysmith. Oome and try It. Warranted absolutely pure. Be, and IOc. Per Dish. Picnic snd Private Parties Supplied by the Gallon. it Parlors' Parlors la Tom. t+m-r-H+«H~N'-r-t+H-m> WB ARE . making a Specialty of Our "Miner's Wntch." Nothing to touch lt lor tho money hns ever been shown in town. It Is dust proof, strong, and an accurate time piece. A look - will convince you It Is tho real thing. II you have been troubled with your Watch not keeping timo, or if anything Is wrong , with tt, bring it to us and wo . will examine it free of charge, ■ and If you wish it repaired, we - will do it correctly at Reasonable Charges, I P. G. NOOT Watchmaker and Jeweler. Oatacre Street. Oome and Hake Tour Selection—new stook fresh in. ■'■ ♦ J. E. Smith, Roberts Street SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHP Invitation Extended to Local Swim- mors.to Take Part in Pro; vincial Meets. Victoria, B.C., July 8. Editor Ladysmith Standard: 'At a meoting of the Victoria branch, 13. C. Amateur Swimming ■Association, hold in Victoria last evening, arrangements wore made fur the holding of tho Vancouver Island swimming championships for tho yoar 1908. Tho championship galjj, will bo hold at tho Gorge, Victoria, on August 1st. und tho clmmpiou- ship events will bo 100 yards, -MO yardB, squadron race of 4- mon, each man 50 yards and Water Polo for tho Island (Jhanipionship, 'te'.ims of sovon mon). Extra events will 'ie a standing divo, spring dive, high dive and fancy divo. Thero will ulso. ].« novolty and funny races. This gala will bo strictly nnmi-iur, nnd ;_very competitor .will I.o re .(tired to register at least sovo'i ilnys prior to the gula! Information regarding this may bo had from s_:-iv-' tnrics A. J. Brace, Y.M.C.A., Victoria; or Stanley Warn, V, A, £\. Vancouver. Ou August 8th, the Vancouvor luflf of the Provincial .hnmij;unsh;p'lgi-la will-ho hold at English .lay. The i-v- onts will be 220 yard-*?, I Hi yards, and one mile. A relay race for Uie Colonist Cup will ills:, Im sworn, teams of threo iiu-n,i.„ch man fiO yards. If Lndysmith can L.ihil i\,\\'$t tor Polo team of sevun pinyjirs t the Island gala oli August 1st, an Island team can bo chosen to piny tho Mainland on this rooaHipn. Tho Victoria half n( lho IT v 1...-1 championships will bo held at tho Gorge, August a_,hd. The .'*0 yftid. tpO yard and _H0 yard hv.oa will bo the main foutuiMs. It is proper that L_,d.y«ii>ii'h should bo represented nt all thoso sv '.'liming galas' and It is hoped no'.loo will ho. takon of this invitati.ni to compoto. The B. C. Amateur "-Uviniinng Association is now just hegi'iv.tig io feel its legs, and boforo vory long, tho small, potty, somi'pj'oiossiom;! gain will glvo way to tli) repr. centa- tivo amateur meet. The AsH'-tHa- tion would no doubt be glad to hnvo the help of up-Islond swimming Hubs and on tho adopting of the constitution, Invitations to aflillatc ivill |io extended to every known club. The Association will also comprise a Provincial Wator Polo League. Any information needed can bo obtained from the above mentioned secretaries, or R. E. CHOMPTON. Hon.-Sec. Victoria V.M.C.A., S.A. SOME SINGULARITIES , Tho Herald is a great paper for manufacturing coincidences. Apparently It cannot live without them, and yot never by nny elm nee doos it got ono right. "The long arm" Is always pointing west whon it should he north, nnd tho direction Is invariably away from the facts. Tho Herald hns learned that thero is to ho a Conservative Convention hero today which is all right. It also loom ed that todny Is pay day, which it says is a "singular coincidence." How it would havo been singular ns a coincidence tho render Is loft to guess. As n mnttor of fact It Is a singular mistake, oven in a Journal whore mistakes have ceased to bo singular and the pity of It is thnt a whole lot of labored smartness and lop-sided "humor is absolutely wnstod. Thore Is another supposition in tho articlo that Mr. Haw- thornthwfltto wilt cimtlmio his "pro- solyttng." Surely not. Much ns lie hns to answer'for politically It is unthinkable thnt tho Socialist Ibnder would do anything so utterly utterly utter. It sounds simply horrid whatever it mny be. THR KILTIES BAND CONCERT THURSDAY NIGHT'S SHOW It was a great pity that Mi*. Leo VViiiurd aud his splendid company a.ni such a poor house on Thursday lor ihoir performance of the dramatical version of It. 1_. Stevenson'-. "Dr. Jekyll and Mi*. Hydo." • Those who were there will not soon iorgot Air. Willurd's clever and powerful impersonation of Stevenson's strangely weird character creation, tio grimly realistic did his acting become iu tlie lust scone of all that some of tno audieuce jumped from their _-.il., a,.d lelt the theatre. The pluy as a whole is o,.appointing and un ...Thursduy nlgta >t sulferud a very i^jlfcte triiiuuing. In the book the reader does not feel all thu improbabilities the unr_aU_a_.il.- ly of many of the scenes uud of the cardinal idea iu the double personality of tho leading character which the istuge version at once brings into prominence, From the trite truism that no man is all good or wholly evil, Stevenson has- created a character which ut its bost is Ur. Jekyll. a noble-minded, large-hearted gentleman, and at its worst is Mr. Hyde,: a veritable Held, gloating in pain aud .. tort wo. The sudden change from one to the other iu tho flrst scene of tho lirst u,.t in which Jekyll or- rather Hyde, a '.tempts the death of his liaucee aud' actually murders her father, is .hardly realisable. , Thero lias been nothing to curry it oil, to suggest what was coming und' it leaves the audience wholly a_uu_-1 ed if not oven inclined to laugh at a development so bizarre aud outre. - Then comes a sudden change ut Dr Jckyll's house, the transformation, the surprise of which kills Dr. Laug- duii, and the audience is prepared Ior the passing uf Hydo, The intrusion of Alico is u dramatic mistake. The scene belongs to Jekyll. The double personality has become not only understandable but realisable and tlie last struggles uf this tortured soul is as grim a piece of realism as anyone could wish to see. Mr. \\ ilium's acting was a tour-deforce, lu spite of themselves and their ppeuing prtludices, the audience ' were impietsed, not only by the acting, but by tie haracter Mi'. Wi Hard wus imperso: at ing, and a spontuit) us and alniu.s. Involuntary burst. oi applaud, fittingly marked the cliuax of his pow-r u-'d art in the Until scene, Mr. Willard was supported by a vory tolerable company. iNew York Syndicate Said to be Negotiating for Purchase of Dunsmuir's Coal Mines. -♦♦- THE LAUREL REB*_CAK. Lodge Nu, 9 installed tic: follow ing ullieers for the current term on Thursday evening: N.O.-Sister Mrs. Ilorth. V.G.—Sistor Mrs. Swtuton, Socy.— Sister Mrs. Go-lay. Treas.—Sister *'rs. Hawes. K.S.N.G.—Sister Mrs. Matheson. L.S.N.G.—Sister Mra. lrvin_\. Warden— Slater Mrs. Sanderson. Conductress— Sister "Urn. 'organ.' Chaplain— Sistor Miss Croston. U.S.V.G.—Sister Miao ii ones. L.S.V.G.—Sister Malpefr. 1.(1.—Sister Miss Hi ;■ *. |?.G.-Bro. F. W. Huwes. WEEK AT THE WHAUVES; The following vessels have colied at thu local wharves during tho'v wit —Wander, Princess May, Lapwing, Tartar, Oscar, Pioneer, P-'ot, Hur. rani, Hopo, Spray, Hobort Kcr, Henrietta, Dauntless, Eaglo \ ntiiie, Czar, Stetson imd scows, Bi-.-C. V... Etta White. The Rygja sailed lor ,.' no with 5.80Q toim of sacked conl, n-id tho Titania loft last night lor 'Frisco. This morning Me Two, CommoiJ-ro. Surprise ind Two Brothers woro coaling. . Special Train Arrangements For Lndysmith Pooplo Tho world famous H titles Band, will give a concert In the Princess ! Skating liink, Nranalmo, on Wednes- day, the loth Inst. The visit or tile hand was secured by tho Sons of Scotland who had to frlvo a high guarantee io got them, it Is oxpect- ed, however, that the fuino of the hand will 1111 Iho spacoons rink. Cor- talnly there ought to ho a rousing audionco for lt la run- indeed, thnt such a great attraction is tecurod' locally. ln order lo givo Ladysmitli people a chance hf attending thc ronourt, arrangements have heen made for a roturn train which will leave Nanul- ino Immediately after tho conclusion of Iho Concert. Tickets are to be hnd horo at T. Lewis' shaving parlors, Blair & Adam's storo, tho Big Store, the Abbotsford, tho Orand. nnd from W. O. Simpson or H. 3. Fulton. Tho pliers arc *100 and •,1.50. * According to a Victoria report appearing in yesterday's Frov- * iuce, negotiations ure proceeding for the sale of the Uunsmuir uiin- *.,. es, it is net very long ago that a similar rumor was afloat, and * it is strunije that it should be so soon revived. * ■ ' According to tiiis despatch it is a syndicate ol Now York capl- * talists, oi whom Luko Wishart is one, that Is trying to secure pos- * Session of the Dunsmuir interests. Mr. Dunsmuir is said to be will- * ing to sell out, and there only remains the terms to be arranged. * $5,000,000 is the llguro quoted. * • If the deal is carried through the lirst thing that will happen * will be a cut in bunker prices and an Increase iri trade with 'San * Francisco whore a determined effort will 1* made to-shut out tho * Australian coal. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o •• i a I • a a . • • a a a a • a • Secretary Makes Somi-Annual fie- port and Ullieers are Elected. The Semi-Anuual mooting of the A. _ u. Fund was held in the Banquet Hall of the Opera House ou Wednesday evening. Mr. P. Malone presiding. Tho Secretary, Mr. J. E. Lowe, presented his report for the half year, which read as follows : Mr. President and Gentlomen : During the six months covered by the statement, from November 19th, 1007 to May 18, 1008, one death claim has been paid, namely, that of Marko Marsonic, who died iu Chemainus hospital from injuries received in -No. 3 Mine. A special assessment was levied in tho month* of December, 1007 and ( April, 1908, which aggregated .870.50. This sum, together with tlio regular assessments totalling $1- .19, and a donation of $160 from tho Hon. Jas. Dunsiuuir, brought tho total income for tho six months to S1,450.99. The disbursements fur the same per iod wero $2,318.05. Following is a statement of receipts and disbursements-. ____>..! . RECEIPTS. itegulur assessments Special Assessments .. Dunsmuir Donation .. Cash on hand Besult of Examinations Under ioallioes Regulation M Examinations under' the Coal Mine* l'egulatiun Act were held at Nunaimo, Fernie, Nicola and Cumberland, June 10th, I7t_ *ud ISth. The number of applicants was unprecedented in thu coal mining history ol the province, there being 71 applicant*. The follow—g geutlemcn compose the board of appointment oi examiners: Andrew Bryden, Ludysmith, chairman, 'fully Boyce, Nanaimo, vice-cliairaiua; Thos, U. Stockett, Nunuimo; Ueorge William*, Nanaimo; Juhn John, Wellington; tt. U. Drinnan, Hoauier, un-.'. Inspector of Mines A, Dick; Secretary 1'. H. Shepherd. The following examiners were appointed and conducted the examinations at the various mining contres a* follow*: Aanuimo— Thus. It. Stockett, T. (*ruhu_, Oeo. Williams and F. —. shepivird. Forme—lt. O. Drinaan, Chas. Similiter and inspector _oi-gu_. Cumberland— TuUy Boyce and J. Matthew*. | -kola— B. Browitt and inspector , Dick. | The work of appraising the voluminous return* by examinere F. H. Shepherd —id C. Ural—.ui was completed . osuu-ua-., and Uie Board held ! b general meeting at the court house laat e ening to receive the report of > the examiners. j 11 lual oo—niendable 'practice of tl.» .d in allowing the past quos- liou* „o be publiahod will be adhered j to a* thi* ha* been found to furnish na incentive to study on' tho part of! the , iture candidates. The following is tbe list uf sue- ■ oesslul FIRST CLASS. O, F. J. Galloway, Nunaimo. John Newton, Nanaimo. Wm. James, lndysmith. John Wylle, Homier. John G. Itlgua, ('tuiiborlnnd. Win. lancnstcr, Pernio. Jossph Smith, Nanaimo. Thus. M. Moducklo, Nunaimo. Edward Bridge, Carbonado. Luther. Saviilc, 'Nunaimo. •.SECOiVD CLASS.: it. IV. iiiurtuu, Jsiuiaimo. It. Henderson, Cumberland, W. Mcrritield, Cumberland. Henry Carrull, Nouuimo. J. Francis, —icbol. (J. Cook. Michel. ... J..Churchill, Fernis. W. T. J ones, Michel. J ohu Morris, Michel. | .- J. Gardner, Coal Crook. . Win. Robinson,! Michel. - Win. Wilson; Coal Creek. Thos. Tonga, llillcrosii, Alta. H. Middtetun, Michol. rt« J. E. Mcfhersotiv Michel. T. Wilson.- Carbonado. '■ TH1UD.CLASS. . Win. lioper, Nanaimo. Geo. ltankin, Michel. J. H. Brownrigg, Michel. Frank Jaynes, Cumberland. Thos. Brown, Nanaimo. 11. Kollinson, Nickola. T. II, Manson, Coal Creek, Adam L. McNeil, Nanaimo. Vincent Frodsham, Michel. 11. W'instanley, Michel, D. Evan*. Mich-. - J, ilclvelvi*. il miner. Wm. Almond, Michel. . A. McBroo—i, Nanaimo. Goo. Watson, Nanaimo. Ti Parkinson, Nanaimo. Fred, ililley, Nana—uo. Wm.' Bradley, Extension. John Graham, Nunaimo. Thus. Mather, Michel. Henry Scott, Coal Creek. J. Worth—gton, Michel. Jas. McLtod, Michel, J. Mason, .Michel. E. Blewitt, Coal Cre*k. T. Mooreland, Fernie. J. Daggaley, Fernie, W. Williams, Nickola. E. liutlodge, Fernie. Wm. Clifford, Fornio. T. Heilly, Coal Creek. Wm. Commons, Husmer. Howell John, Nickola. C. McNay, Coal Cr*ok. J. Halsall, Michel. J. Willcocks, Nickola. F. Briscoe, Michel. A. Pickup, Cumberland. Ben t'heetham, Fernie. S. Horwuod, Cumberland. OPENING OF NEW CHURCH. A. & R FUND Total DISBURSEMENTS Benefits $1,880.75 Supplies, Ambulance claas 1-1.95 ivapairs; Ambulance wagon. 12.50 llauluijo, Ambulance wagon 26.25 Secretary's Salary and expenses 38.45 Trousurer'B Salarjf 30.00 Blankets ' 'LOO Funeral expenses 85.00 Death claim (Mr. Marsonic) 2L5.00 Chemainus hospital 13.75 Cash uu hand, May 18,... 4,809.'.''! Total ..^7,128.72 Tho report was received and Messrs. D. O'Connoll, T. Doherty and D. Campbell after having audited the books, certified them to bo correct. It wus resolved that iu future an annual assessment bo made in favor of Chemainus hospital. This will do ay with tlio necessity of making __ annual collection which not- only, caused a lot of trouble to everybody, concerned but was far from satisfactory in its results. li. was moved and seconded that in Rule 2 of Committee Rules the the' words "underground" in first lino and "mine" in socond line -bo struck out, tho rule to road as amended: "All minor accidonts muBt be reported to foreman at the time oi accident, or no benefits will be paid" Tlio following officers wero elected for tho ensuing term : President.—P. Malone. Vico Pros.—Jas. Glenn. Hec. Sec.—I. E. Lowe. Fin. Sec—Wm. Russell. Troas.—Hon. Jas. Dunsmuir. This onded tho business and tlio mooting adjourned. J uno Disbursements. Tlie following disbursements .were mudo during lho mouth of June; U. Kosserich *»J 00 8 50 Jas. Crossun F. Forrest A. Burch D. Mialand Jno. Harness . M. Myosky , Jno. Mougiui C. Urogail P. Cello , Hy. Molzar Win. Liptax Jno. Baltic Wm. Hussoll I J™ Jus. Glenn «' «» Carriage lamps and oxprosesgeNMO $270 20 30 00 22 00 a oo 11 00 7 00 0 00 15 00 12 00 18 00 64 00 10 00 DIG FIRE AT UltAND FORKS. Two block* and a haU of the principal business section oi Grand Forks, tlie smeitor town iu the Boundary district, were burned lost evening. The lire was the worst ever experienced in tho district. The total loss will be in the vicinity ol $300,- 000. The Square und Yale hotels, the principal ones of tlio town, were burned, DOCTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR WOMAN'S DEATH. NEW YORK, July 10-Rather then face her landlord when ahe hod no money to pay the rent ol a boarding nous* in which shs had lost U- ■aving* ol a lifetime, Mr*. Henrietta scadder UBed herself today, by inhaling illuminating gas. Her hue- band declares that the woman'* life might hav* ben laved had not «*v- erol physicians to whom he sweated for assistance refused to reepond to hi* Sail. An ambulance surgeon Who ! The ntw church at Cedar District was opened on Wednesday last, a large number attending both niurn- i ing and evening service. A large representation of visiting clergy were ' present, and tho services and addresses wore very impressive. Archdeacon Scrlvon nddressetl the'wna aunuuoned after Scad*- hadin- congregatlon at the morning ser-. formed a policeman ol his wl!*'* ; vice, and Rev. W. Burton preached condition, found Mrs. Scadder dead, the evening Bermon. j .♦■ ' : The clergy were hospitably enter- THE DROWNED LIST talned, and a banquet given In tho1 Hamlltoh, Oat., July 10- Joseph holl; In the afternoon by the Ladies'', Champagne, a young man. mea Oulld ol :St. Philip'* Ohm-civ *t'«-own*d while bathing in th* bay. which a large number ol Invited 1—- night. guests and parishioners attended. A__sr*tburg, Ont., July 10-Sta*- Tho whole arrangements w*r* most hv. the 10 year old ion ot E. P**o_ .successful ami sneak well ol ttomls- -»- town** wail* bathing at tae (ton. waUrwork* does, ": ^•.^^^Jv>it^'<^•^•^*T^r^'^r-^•■J'...-;,■.' ■•^v-v '■.?■>,:;" - *,-' ■■■-*■*■■ ■—■ «-" _0N8tfL- ME II You Require Any DE-.DS, WILLS, MORT(iAG_S, LEASES AGREEMENTS Drawn Or If You Require Any INSURANCE Whether. FliiE, LIl-'E. ACCIDENT, MARINE, PLATE GLASS Or II You Want to Boy a HOUSS), or (ell Ono; or It You Want FARM or FRUIT -ANUS. JOHN STEWART NoUfT P*blle, OonTeyanosr. LADYSMITH, B.B. THE TBOtJ_tE~ OF HICH DIVORCEE, FiAHlS, July 8-COunt Bohl de t'astellene, whose, former wife, Madams Anna Gould ol New York, was married yesterday ln London td Prince Helia de Sagan, the Count's cousin, ha* opened what promises to be a sensational battle lor the po*- Bion of his three ohildren, the offspring of his marriage with Miss Gould. ___________ aagSa-8_ "■■,.--■ ..._.. ■r-f^-Xi TEN TBOiiSAN- YOUNG BAP- TI9TS. BAILS FOR THE E. _ N, ROA_." t_,S06 OHANT i'OH NANAIMO HARBuH. to l-tnedlaiely extend the ncope ol ai Hills the jeweller, examined them. VIOtffJHlA B c t 1 8 T ' ' i___ th° c,eal'lnK operations. Ih (act an ordinary pen knife chipped MPViriAini <• Jalv a o„ th. ty mlles M ^'oniy-two5 ponnd rill. OWAWA, JnlyVln the Housd " — ex">ainad by "a?,ley the fU8t °ff tUe **T "^J",*■ CLEVELAND, O., July 8i—Un the are expected to roach Ladysmith any yesterday the harbor and river items that the reason ao nwch attention, spurlousnoss. Shortly after being heels of the greet gathering of edu- day for shipment from Wellington cators, and almost before their splr-.tl>oiico to the western terminus of ,, a ,■■..„..;,,.. h.„. .....a tn .hn the new trans-islaiid railroad which Ited discussions have censed to echo wU, coimeot Km0<m Bay ,lnd Albol, h the land, eon*, th* a**em- nif affecting a junction with tho K. bling In thin city ol the boat* of the &■ N. lino. These will bo laid with- Baptist Young People'* Union of out delay on tno ,flrst section of tho . , .f 7 .,i ..,-. _ grading which. It. is reported, hns America. It Is the annual conven- boen p*acticailv colnpI(^e(l for tho tion of the International orgunlza- initial twelve! mlles. As thoy will tion, and the ten thousand delegate*, make ton miles of track, It is not ex- The step taken by the Count yee: nho havt bpought ^^ jj^ nearly poctod to bo long boforo it will bo terdav which has been nenerallv un- . .t , ,, a a — , _ possible to transport supplies ovor dCtood i inertly a preUmtoaTy "" """_ " ** *^*-' C°m° 'T tb° mm ■''ght-ortay to tno scene of de. stood, __„ merely a preliminary evw, rtat6 0, the Unloni ag „,!)„ tho gnding operations furtl for British Columbia were taken up. was being Paid to Qualicum was tho examined a telegram was received For a wharf at Clayoquotr* west fact that in thB flr6t piace; the ]alMi from (.^r Long .of Rossland as fol- coast of Vancouver Island, $2,000 was voted: $30,500 was voted for grading operations further oast, skinni*h. This wa* not a formal m ^, . mxlls0. thus facilitating tho work material- -ptmo sir- JO A'povmo *u.» JO puuuiep Irum ^anaua auu ju»*.vu. ran an aftermath of tho removal la*t JS" T"",f 1 T ""fE- *-» woi«ht °- •*• «•'"• t0 *"» «-* ran an aiiermuw oi ■"
""-l-tltlon end In the In- rtroyed IncliidltiK the two pier, used dlv"iu»1 »,B8,B "»d «">"* *b<* the Cunard line and a gi-ln ole-1 "'•*«*•• w,tB ruI,nlnK deer •■ »to,y vator. i8*- Th* Lsyland Lins pier ws. also , , destroyed together with (sveral car* , and a large quantity of miscellan-', eoua merchandiae. I. Thl* inornlng It wu* believed thnt , but one person hud perished, Daniel , Sullivan, a night watchumu at the , Cunard pier. TORPEDO BOAT WRECKED. St. Pit-raliurg, July t).— A NO' FEDERATION FOR NEWFOUNDbANl) Ruaaian torpedo boat was da- atroyed In the Oulf of Finland today by running on the rock* of Roval. The cr*w were saved by a vesssl that happened to be in the vicinity. Ther* 1* a peat ol some kind that Is doing fearful damage to the fir tree* on the west side of Salt Spring island and the ad.acent shore of Van corner Island Irom Croftoh to Cow. Ichan Bay. In som* places the fir tree* ar* a* brown aa though a lire had run through the place. Tho pest Is evidently ■omething in the nature of the forest tent caterpillar. Capt. Saors, of tho Iroquois, haa Investigated tho matter. Be cays: "I went ashore at Durgoyno May and cut a branch irom a tree that waa affected and found upon exam Ing It thot th* young larvno apparently feed upon the needles of the Hi- and pine trees, nnd transform to the pupa state enclosed In n small whlto web that thoy spin aroiuid themsoivofl near where they feed on the branch. They evidently iHffer from the tent caterpillar ns oach apparently spins a separate cocoon. 1 also Iound on the branch I secured what I presume was an adult moth. Thl* wu* i. brownish color with soveral round yellow spots on the wings; black head, and about hall an Inch In longth with wings' folded. Tb* trees on Mt. Bnyncs and lit; Bruc* locally callad the Musgrave and Maxwell mountains, respectively, were slightly affected lust Beaaon, which, was attributed by many at that time to the extreme drouth, nm confident now that this pest was what did the damage sa the trees look th* linn* thl* year except that tho damage I* a thousandfold In' ON THE JUMP. "Tho last time I gave you money said tho kindly old Indy, 'you prom ised you wouldn't walk right Into a nn loon and siiend tt." "Dot's right, lady," Bald tho hobo- "Yes, but a* Boon us you got tho money you did." "Sny, lady, don't youse know difference between a walk and Bprint?" de DlilNK IJ.BX. AND BOHEMIAN BEER Union Brewing Co. Umitod. iVANAIMO, IU. ?_* >rc -t^'%%»a4^^*_.-*_'-,^%*-'*^'%'»%.'*-,%_^ li WRIGHT I Full Stock of Miners' Tool*. Ship Repairing Work A Specialty All kinds o* Blact-smlthtng Sons at Short Notice. \ Kingston, Ont., July 9.—Rev. 8.' a D. Chown, secretary of temperance a and moral reform ol th* Methodist • church, returned yesterday from N*w . foundlnnd. lie say* h* found v*ry'» little sentiment In favor of fed—-a-^ tlon with Canada, lluslnoss men be- r*-|U*v* they would bo phfetd at a dla- • falling down an elevator In th* O.T. sponilbl* by tne coroner's Jury. -* (idvaatag* 11 Onnnda's tariff wo* . R. a-Malofin. y*t Strang ho* not been arrested, 'placod around the fa-ad. . .* . . ■< i.A-iJ ! J„i.ui.T;T'1x\'i..-i.i..i...J.J_U.I..;i TEN WORKMEN KILLED. St. Petereburgl July 0.— The roof of a house being construct * ed for ths Douma building col- • lapsed this morning, and cra*h- * ed down on the partly finished * floors. Ten workmen were * killed outright nnd forty other* SBLF-OONVIOTED. ONE WAS ENOUflll. Thoy mot by chance, They'd never mot tefot-o: Thoy met but once, And she wus smitten sore. Tliey nover mot ngnin— lion't core to, 1- allow; Thoy met but onoo— Tho onto nnd tlie cow. A DEl'AHTURI'*.. * Mrs. Oatcake—Mary Juno, who waB that young fefler In th' parlor 'Inst night? alary Jane— lie's an automobile driimmcr, mother.' Mrs. Untcnke— Fcr th' land's sake! flov they got tow iisln' drums 'stood uv lin'rns on I hem pesky! things? CHOKE C/SKfS aqd Pastry Always Fresh on Hand. Wedding nnd Party Onkes Made to Order. Fruits and Cd'ndics of All Kinds FRESH BREAD EVERY' DAY. Prions ure very reasonable. All CuSfXimei'S tientod alike. On the f'flplnnade. Ladysmitli, B. O. GIVE OTHERS A CHANCE. The Best Butcher Shop in Toym is A.HOIUE'S Roberts St. Butcher Gentleman (to cigar dealer)-Have you any So-and-so brand In stock? How are thty* 'Dealer—First cla**, sir. Tli1* lost lot Is nn ••rtremely tin* one. Oentl*m*n < (-porting) — Thank*, you Wrote that they wer* ver? poor, hut I am plensed to nnd that you wen Injured. »'»i-ml__«*n. I *jn tht monamc- seeeeeesseeeeeee. turar. Oo*— -sy. si 'Th* Bachelor—The good book say*: "Thoy who marry do woll; putth«yi,.i who do not, do better." „ *v»»a-.m l*ho Splnster-Thon let m. do well! j|]£ (j [f ^ MARKET and let those who will do better. R. WILLIAMSON, PROP. WHlU.Kf Al.i; ANO HRTA1L MEATS ami VEGEtABLES Ladysmith, B. 0. DIFFERENT NOW. As a lightning scenic artist I One* thought that I was In i%: Hut, my wife now hna mo faded— She makes scones In hnll n minute. '■ i -t«ti,-.' • IS I i-ffn 4—.—■ - "80" ON-.THTi: HOOK. Wttc'rtow*, N.Y., July 9- J*rry S**'ietls Harbor lot* lost night. . ir-fJIeJI Coulln, aged 5,-i, editor of the W»- tertown Herald nnd on* ol th* best Newapnpet men ln north N*w York, died BUddenly of heart lallur* it •"*£*&*''■ r*a?y'''w-'y'^?' """S nn-*nt— AfOtS 77T^Mim^7 friiri'iiiV_K?^.aii;rM-a_-_ m* .... i*.--1'-" «f *3J[tfW*r.'"•* ^?tST|ISf m-i77,:i-.^l''':'i77tA 'iifo-SiSl-- •IlMl?.iKWi!o5g»!e!oa*(il! ■WJCtUI, JUST A few days ago an advance shipment by express of the smartest ond most Up-to-Dnte Skirts we have ovor shown, in VoiloB and Panamas. Call and ask to seo thom. Any size not in stock, procured at short notice. T V-\/^l I T ATTVYH7C!l The re—xxbata-ot tho Ladyemith I i( M A I I IN Vi VV IO Mal° VoiM Party nre reminded that UUVZVJJ rr1 " i the night and the hour and the place uf the practices have not been altered. Their committee wish to impress upon them the fact that they form one of three choirs and it is absolutely necessary that they should iiiuko the same progress as the other two. This cannot be done In any other way than by regular attendance and practice and every member is' urgently requested to bo present on Wednesday evening. -August Mottson and Victor Thump- son were each fined SI"-11" unil costs, on Wednesday night by Magistrates, Nicholson and Miithosuii. lt seems the two men had n ililTi-i fiicu on tho street, and, failing to sottlo it by •words, resorted to fisticuffs. Evon then thoy failed to come to a mutually satisfactory agreement. Spells of wild milling were followed by intervals of noisy and vituperative argument, and Onally tho men fell to choking each other. Boforo thoy got through with this they wore both nrresleil und now they will at least he good to pny-day, The ni'iuid nuke Cignr is on Bale In Vlctorlu at Wostorndalo's Hail way Cigar Store, opposite the E. & N. Station, and ulso at the James' Bay Cigar Store, opposite tho C. 1*. R. Hotel. Don't forgot this when In rVictorin. X Some of tho lady bowlers at Por- rott's bowling alley, aro more thon o mntch for the men. On Wednesday Mrs. Knight put up o scoro of 71 ut five pins, which is a good twen ty above the average si'ore. It look ed good for the day, liut it wasn't good enough for Miss Bland, who in a subsequent giituu made 72. The scores have rarely been exceeded since tho alley opened out, and Mr. Pnrrott presented both ladles with handsome prizes to mark tho occasion. The best Smoke in town is the Grand Duko Cigar. Remember, It Is mode in town and don't forget to cull for it. X In another column thero appears a letter from Mr. R. 13. Crompton, tho secretary of the Victoria Y.M.C.A. swimming chili. Mr. Crompton tends u hearty invitation to local swimmers to attend the provincial championship meets and it is to be hoped nt least that Ladysmith will find a representative. There is nothing like it in the Bmoking lino. Tho Grand Duke is a smoking hot success. It is on sale all over town. Try It and be convinced. X Doctors Fugun and Watts wore ln town yosterdtiy und examined the arrangements at the local whurves for tho prevention of diseases, and especially bubonic plague, being carried from the ships to the shore. Thoy professed themselves as being thoroughly satisfied with tho arrangements. The Moore clan in town hns been further strengthened by tbo arrival of o baby girl at the residence of Mr. W O, Mooro. Moth mothor and child aro doing well. Other Moors will pleaso take notice. SUMMER Underwear Do you want to keep cool. If no, call mul hoc our largo range of Cotton, Morcerlred and Silk Underwear. Uenjs llalhrlggan. At 50c a garment Mon's Mesh, Open Worked, At 75c a garment Men's Mercerized, At $1.00 a garment Mtn's Silk and Wool, At $350 a garment I i. THE OLOTHINO HOUSE. William's Block The cose of P. Reynolds was con- eluded in Nanaimo yesterday before Judge Harrison. The charge of stealing money from the till of the Jones Hotel was dismissed, the evidence not being sufficient to lead to conviction. Reynolds, however, was found guilty of stealing Mr. Jessup's field glusses, and was sentenced to one year's imprisonment. Prisoner s taken down to Victoria this morning by Constable Callander. Vancouver's position in the Northwestern Bnseboll League is steadily improving snd the following table will show : Won Lost Pet. Spokane 88 24 .613 Vancouver 87 80 .552 Tacoma 83 80 .531 Butte 28 29 .444 Seattle , 81 40 .486 Aberdeen 29 38 .483 PERSONALS | Ths Misses Bryden returned to Victoria this morning.. Miss J. McMillan went down to Victoria today by the morning train. Mr. and Mrs, Butchenson and daughter were possengers on the Victorio train this morning. Mr. J, M. Morgan was in town yesterday and today. Mr. T. Booth, of the Herald, was again in town this morning. Mrs. J. Lewis went down to Victoria this morning. Mr. Blair arrived in town yesterday from the East on r visit to his brother, Jno. Blair, of Blair _ Adam, Mayor Planta, of Nanaimo, came down on the morning troln to attend the convention. Messrs. R. Greaves, ond James Hughes, went off Thursday morning on a trip to 'Seattle. MrB. L. Jones came down on tho morning train Thursday. ; Mr. 'P. Morrison returned from a short visit to Nanaimo yesterday morning. from Mr. Chas. Main come down Nanaimo yesterday morning. Mr. Jarvinem returned to town yesterdoy morning. Miss McKoy returned to her home in Nanaimo after spending a holiday with her sister-in-law, Mrs, J.D. McKay. ' ifftrm a* = i!| A GOOD I BRIGHT HOME Two high scores in the ten-pin gome were made at Parrott's Bowling Alley during the week. F. Irving reached 191, and Joo Romano 178. Both nien took the prize for that day's bowling. At five-pins, Miss Bland's 72 was never reached, so that she took not only the lady's prize, but the prizo for that day's bowling. Other prizo winners wore Mr. Dupont with 03 and Mrs Knight with 61. Thero -were not many men out at the medal shoot of the Tyee Gun Club on Thursday evening, but there wus some exceptionally good shooting. Tho best scores were: H. Pnrrott 28 G. Hepple 22 H. Hoyden ., 21 At the lost shoot of the Tyee Oun Club lor the Noot Cup, G. Hepple wos first with 21. McKinlcy socond with 19, nnd T. Wright third, with 18. Mr. Joseph Lewis, after making rapid progress, has had a slight relapse. However, he Is doing all right now again, Mr. P. Cain is also getting along finely and is able to get out a little. Mr. Jno. Pogorly is running a tournament at his bowling alley. Ho is offering a box of Grand Duko cigars or a $8.00 prize for the high- eat acore in ten games. Only one dollar is charged for entrance and this entitles each competitor to ten games. It Ib a cheap way of bowling and thoro is also tho chance of a prlzo. The tournament will start tonight. —* BRYAN NOMINATED FOB PRODI- DENOY. DUN VER, July 10-Wm. Jetting* Bryan, of Nebraska, wa* nominated Iur ths third tlm* lor th* office of pr____t ol Ut* UnlUd Stat** by th* Democratic national convention, at 8,40 o'clock UU* _or__g> -**—-* I oi frenzied *nt_i_ia__. Tb* result sou* altar an all-night session whloh wa* kept Ib a t_u__nt .tool turmoil up to th* moment whan —— N*bl__* leu—ar wo* proeloiu—d th* choice ol th* convention. Tb* nomination wa* mad* *_ th* Unt ballot the vol* ataading Wm J. Bryan 893 half. Judg* Oeo. Oray 59 halt, Governor John A. Jc____ 46. Ths announcement ol tta vol* wa* the signal (or p wild ____*__tla_ •lUuHlag In duration Ui* rscord- br*uking d_pl*y whan oa W*__*_sy alternoon thsy greeted th* -ne-tioo |ul Mr. Bryan* nam* la the oonven coatles*. myriad* of Ions fluttering to combat th* stifling boat and at th* dose the long psnt up exuberant multitude, *v*r ready to spring into feverish outbreak* of enthusiasm and ev*ryw__* th* bl__ ol flag*, bunting aad patriotic device* and the •nv-opiag told* ol "Old Glory". Twice before th* throng hod loan moved into a wild estacy, fint by th* mention of Bryan'* nam* in nomination, aad again when that of Gov. Johnaoa ol Minnesota wsa presented, but these manifestations paled before the culmination ol pent-up emotion bunt lorth as —- announoe- maat ot th* N*W—_a_'* actual nomination wa* mod*. Tli* aasmiililsg* rose en ma tan, waving flag*, hand- kerchiefs, newepapcre, hat* and coats —anything, •varything which hand* could t* laid upoa to wav* or hurl lato ths air, when a Mdlam ol sound poured out Irom thon 10,000 throat* in exultant yell*, cat colls, Common—to war whoop*, with the added din ol shrieking horns, th* roar ol niagaphone* and th* strains ol th* band playing on exultant an- Th* seen* within th* aiuplthoatr* at th* moment al nomination wa* of (tlrring animation. From pit to dome th* vo*t building wa* pasl with 10,000 people thinned out In the remotest galUrie* after hour* of walttlg _B*-**Jh th* Intense diseom tort* ol a hot night. It «_• a grant apaetaele ot grand proportion*, tier and tier, and gallery oa galtay ol aalma-d form*, th* worn*- la Wt__. thi M_ b-ow, sjmk *J mm Wo hove 47 Linen Costumes that should hove been here ln time. They arrived yesterday The manufacturers sont us word to put thom nt o price thot would soil them quick Nuff sod I White Linen Costumo, trim- mod with Blue Brnld. Regular $5.00 each. July Price, *2.95 White Linen Costume, trim mod with Braid, Fancy Box Cont. Regular $6.00 a Suit July Price »8.75 Linen Costumes, White, knife % pleated Skirts, Serai Pitting Coat, detachablo buttons. Regular 19.50. July Price *5.00 WALTERS & AKENHEAD:; jfHHII'lHIIIIIIHII ONE HUNDRED AMERICANS SEI-ED. When for a moment ordw could be s*c__t out of thi* temps** cbao* ol demonstration, Mate after atate, which had at first recorded it* vol* lor Johnaoa or Gray, 1*11 into line aad ths nomination wa* mad* ___- iiuou* aod by acclamation. Th* taking ol th* vot* hod been ioUowod with breathless interest. N*w iXork waa rsnlvod ia t_* oali ol th* stat* tb* announcement ol Chid Murphy, "78 vote* tor Bryan" brought out a wild out- bunt of *nthi____, which Ior a Urn* compelled th* suspension of roll coll. A further delay ws* cauaad by a demand lor a poll oi th* N*w York delegation. On thl* poll many ol th* N*w York delegate*, including Judg* 1'arker. th* presidential nominal tour yean ago, remained silent, but th* entire 78 vot** ot the delegation wen coat lor Bryaa undtr the unit rul*. Pennsylvania wa* ■imilarly called, altar a shsitp du—greement -with aome of th* delegation, and the vote of r*nn*ylmnl* wo* Anally out. dlvi--. Th* convention adjourned at 8.50 thl* afternoon until 1 p.m. alter hav ing been in session continuously lor mora thaa eight hours. 4 RECEIPTS Or* CALGARY FAIR UALUAKY, July 10- Gst away day I* living up to It* name as en- *rg*_cally a* any othera ol tb* big Bo__tion lair. Building* ar* b—ag cleared vary rapidly, aad th* atock •Utiles have ban completely emptl- •d. Tbe total admission* at tha gate ere 89,489, at the grand atand 52,- 686. Monager Richardson 1* unable yet to giv* a statement as to th* 1-*-* cl_l result of the exhibition, he eon- ftt_ntly axptota, however that the balance will In on the right aid* of tho ledger. Th* oxponses on build- in;,* ond grounds wsa 110,000 mon thaa wu* *xp*e—d, but the lorg* attendance have mora thon made DP nay lossoa. The gat* attendance, at, 25 rents a head would mean receipt* ol 192,859.75 and the grand stand at the same figure 118,158.711. Ill* total receipts nre something Ilka 185,518.50. Thla ot sour** Is not taking In fees und other source* nt menu*. ii I MBWFOUNULAND METHODISTS Toronto, July 10—Dr. Carmaa, th* general nperiiiteadsat ol the Vstho- <~*t chen- la Ooaaia, **•*■ th* membership nf the MethodM ohuroh In Newfoundland daring th* put yaof ahowa aa Ineraa*. ot one thov-. WASHINGTON, July 10,-UniUd Stotu Consul General1 Hani*, at Smyrna, Turkey, hu been instructed by th* Btate department to investigate th* report that one hundred American citizen* hav* own seized on the Island ot Nlcaria and made prisoner* by a Turklah warship. Thl* stop will be taken on th* bui* ot the newspaper reports, no other Information having reached the department. * Snhweringer, July 10—A despatch from Willlgrad state* thot ths Duchess Johann Ail.ret died this mom- lag. Tlie Pogorly FULL OUTFIT AND EVERYTHING NEW. , Cigars and Soft Drink*. ###***♦**>*##*>*♦**>*»>♦♦ SEE OUR NEW SHOES FOR MEN. ...Th Made on the Latest Style | American Last*. Right Up To The Minute. CAVIN: Tlie SIM Man. ; FIRST AVENUE. WE HAVE THE BEST CAST ,, AND STEEL RANGES - ON i THE MARKET.. Visit the Foundry and make ( your own choice. You will {| save time and monoy, and get ', better satisfaction, '' i' ' ■ ' Mclntyre foundry Company, Limited iirWn ,f^r_7-AY'WPimrtti<&:m47■T.-y.^A_---R'._-/'..; .-.^ 'ttV>a»avW<»W»«*'»S«rMl^V«»a^; di%tdm BURGEON DENTIST. All Work Guam-tend. A few on hand yet which aro going at Iron Bod, full size electrical springs. Woollen tops and Bottom Hat- tresses at {13.50 Threo-Qunrter size at .... 12.50 One Halt size',' at 11.50 The Snow Flake Mattress,— the Mattress for Comfort, Samples on hand for ..inspection. 6. Peterson rURNlTLRE STORE 'Phone 13. Flrat Avenue FOR SALE. One hundred acres of flrst class land a mile and a half from Chemainus Station. For full particulars, apply to Geo. Tranfleld, Blon- ey's Crossing, J19-4t Launch for Hire Fastest Boat in Harbor. Runs from the Dominion Wharf Shell Beach every hour. Thursdays, from 1 p. m. Sundays, from 10 a. m. Return Fare, 20 Cents, H. BLAIR Proprietor. . NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that at the next regular sitting ot the Board ot Licensing Commissioners for the City of Ladysmith, B.C., we intend to apply for'a transfer of the Retail Liquor License held by us for the sale of spirituous and fermented liquors on the premises known as the New Western Hotel, situate on Lots 4 li 5, Block 28, Ladysmith, B.C., trom ourselves to -Alfred Mnhle. JOHN PAUSOHE, JNO. DUNBAR. Jan eh fop Sa'e Will carry 15 persons. Just fitted with new 10 h.p. engine. For particulars, apply H. BLAIR. Klmi^mX) Photographer First Clan Photos. GALLERY AT BANK BUILDING. Hiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiii.i iJThis Week;! ii . . " i; Dainty Hand-Made ;; Bureau and Stand Covers •••.at.••• ijMissUren'sii ! ! FANCY GOODS (TORI. [ | * I crepe Papeii A New Line of Plain and Fancy Crepe Paper- The best tor Decorating and practical purposes. 10 Cent* per Roll. N0TI0HT0BB MoXBLVIl BRQ8- The City Bakery! For thi) Best Bread Finest Cakes and Pastry in Town Orde •*» Promptly Attended to WHITE LABOR 0NL7 A. BH-DANDRH, Prop. AB . HILBERT k-UNERAl. DIRECTOR i Telephone, 1 2-4 J Nnnaini) II C. J ! '•_.%■% *-*iv*_.^*%,***_r*_r^%-»>. •*>•*_,*»*»>-■ j. m. mof?GA|-, Teacher of Voice Production and Singing. IN TOWN EVERY FRIDAY. Engagements may be left at the Standard Olllce. LICENSE NOTIOE. Notice Ib hereby given that I Intend to make application to the Board ot Licensing Commissioners nf the City of LadyBmlth at their next regular meeting for a transfer of the Wholesale liquor license now Issued to me in respect to the premises slt- uats upon Lot 9, Block 91, In tho City ol Ladysmith, Irom myself to Napoleon Manco. AUGUST PINA Ladysmith, B.C., Oth June, 1908. E.&N.Ry.Co TIME TABLE NO. 5. Effective June 6th. Train. Leue Ladyimith Dally at 9:00 and 15:58. FOR VIOTORIA. Tr aim i\rri»e at ladyimith Dally at 11.57 and 17:1", FROM VICTOBIA ■-1 GEO. I. CQUHlfMY District Passenger Agent. 1102 Government St., Victoria. Gome and ! Inspect my Stock of Latest Styles ln { j Wall Papers STORE ALWAYS OPEN. Picture. Framing a Specialty. HiKh Street. - --ae.qaaa.aa |a|a||«||«|| yM-j-IJ-u-Lntf^]J[ Hotel Cecil1 EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS -Best liquors and Cigars. HILL ft HA8LETT PROPRIETORS ALL KINDS OF Rods ad Lines BEST TO BE HAD ANYWHERE Flies i nd Tackle For All Kinds ot FlBhlng. GRAND HOTEL ! CONVENIENT COMFORTABLE. Excellent Boarding HEPPLE & SMITH, Proprietor*. TEAMING i«»«f*Vaf«»%«»M»«»V<fV>»VVVV»»VVS ORDERS FOR WOOD AND BARK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, ORDER A LOAD OF BARK: BET-EB THAN WOOD. . . . H, Thornley 'PHONE 6. PORTLAND HOTEL ALL NEWLY FITTED UP. ALL WHITE LABOR, Every Convenience, anil Everything ' of tho Best. Jos. Nankivell, Prop. GET A To Send to youp friends Only 20 cents eaoh, Knight's Boole: Stoxd. 1st Avenue. Ladysmith, 11, 0. FOR SALE, Four-roomed house with kitchen, on High Street, Lot fenced and cultivated. Apply 0. Thompson. FOR BALE A yacht, 39 test over ell. Can bo seen at Harrup's Boat House. Ap- ply W. Qwrga, B0I 881, PLANNING TO BUILD Sollil I wo -!e. Al,im|iK, IMHI- .Si-, lor n i-nliy of my Iwini- tFln'lyif lii'lfti'cil Imoklet — I'ltnntii-jimi Knliltth n M.iiwO' IjWill! '•"'""" ■ urn, i-'lii#SYjil!vliiii-t< i- Tilll'iriiirtililllliil Un- i- bli;t,iloi-n. .»',T:1, Iff i, imm-Y Mirrw, mch-uct, iimm, t. c
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