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\ OLUME 1. NUMBER 3; DctHu ��� ^TORIA-^ NEW W RS fMINSTER, B. < .. >.\ I I VA)\\ . MMMl 1 I. 1906. ' Legislative Ubrkry ' 1N" ano Subsides and Sun Shines PEOPLE OF NAPLES RESUME BUSINESS AND GIVE THANKS Vesuvius Ceases Its Violence and Gives Promise of Remaining Quiet for Some Time to Come���Residents of The Devastated Territory Are Thankful That Destruction Was No Worse and That Danger Is Past. i Pro* _ . ��� . ��� said: . iments In the ol . dm. The crati r con- irgi sand, bul with l-ss l am awaiting Ini i . I he Bl ��� earns of lava towards ��� to which spin I cannot on. Tin- conditions In the inding me Indicate thai a ition of the eruption is Bright and Hopeful. b a from the Vi eglo 0 I ��� atl factory, t In- sun ��� -ly ihis morning and of the eruption is dis- ag trom Naples. work of cleaning and Bweeping ���. hi i Inn ilie oily has ��� . Its normal appearance i orts from tlie villagi s an.l In thi ii n of Vesuvius say ph . ;��� gradually return- ���! t: homes; thai tb" stores ��� 'al and tinii tbe in- Of ihe towns which Buffered arc actively engaged in re tl ��� iv damaged homes and . . w lib li ;!,��� ������ .1 by ibe oyern- Churches Overcrowded. Tlii it ::._ B 0 01 111. j i.e'.,i, i church of this cltj a:.- overcrowded with wor- ; hij.per> of all classes. Bvei J ri II :i today was ii thanki i t the d i ^.-'.. while requiem ��������� ������ ceh brated foi the repose nf the soul a of the vli tii be vol canic dis,,.-:.- . A Girl's Prayer. N'eai thi' statue in Hi" cathedral of ���li.- Patron Sain; uf Naples, San Gen tm. nm.. tii! Ma-, engaged in special Ij earnest prayers. Afterward as she i ifi 'be cathedral looking particularly happ). iln child waa question* I as to \viia! boon she had been asking of Sun Qenero to which she replied: "Thai ihe Saint will cause ihe Que. n in come am! live in Naples ns she brings good luck Tin volcano Is afraid of her." Mournful Scenes, 'l'lie feeling of Joyous thanksgiving ��� with the ; ��� ��� ���-il in the Iso lated d tricts where relatives were I over di ad, and priesl wen . h0U86 lo hOUSe hissing ih, 1: ' �� bile high abovi them was Moun! Vesuvius siill s threatening appearance. Foreign Sympathy. The Duke of Aosto today boarded the flagship of tlie French squadron in these wa!. : s. lb' was r, celved at the gangway by the French commander, Admiral Moncerau whom the duke warmly thanked in ihe name of King Victor Emmanuel and the people of Naples for thc sufferers trom the re cent disaster. Contribute tc Fund. Tile crews of ih. Fiench warships in addition in rendering all the assistance ashore contributed $3,000 to the fund being raise.l ler the relief of the sufferers. Tii" British armored cruiser Levis limn arrived here today to express ihe sympathy of Greal Britain with the sufferers from the outbreak, RELIGIOUS TROUBLES LEAD TO BLOODY WAR Warsaw, April 14.���Tho religious troubles between the Catholics Marrivita, the new Catholicsect, in many places in Poland are assuming a \ery serious phase. Indeed the situation has almost reached thc dignity of civil war. At Luptsl. 3,000 Marrivits attacked 2,000Catholics and a regular pitched battle fullowed during which three mm were killed and forty wounded. The fighting is proceeding today. At l.ehne constant skirmishing is in progress and several persons have been killed nr wounded, bast week at Chwaruk the Marrivits who are in the majority then- ti" '. possi sion of the church and insisted mi tlii' :v a] i lintment of a priesl who wasdimiss- ed by the Catholics. CHINESE SUFFER MORE FROM RIOTS 1 THAN FOREIGNERS Bishop Who Has Traveled Thousands of Miles In nna Around the Celestial Empire Put. a Different Complexion on tin- Situation. MOUNT RAINIER SNORTS Tacoma, April 13, ch from North Yakima, says: Tin smoke issuing trom Mount Rainier, is seen plain- Ij from here, although Ihe mountain ti over 90 miles away. The mountain ms been emitting fin i nd i Indi rs for three days, The llrsi reliable reporl reached here yesterdaj from a pros pector camping near there and driven ,��aj bj the fearful 1 aii of ashes, in liis letter, .lack Campbell, the prospect ir Bays: "Rainier began to smoke Monday evening, on Tuesday II was worse, Wednesdaj ashes and red hot mini fell into camp. Rumblings wi re neard and 1 had to move. Thu sulphurous Bmoke bung over thi era ter, The rumblings are growing nnue noticeable and are fell i" miles from the bas.- ." Two years ago there was i vidence of eruption, bul not ni ai Ij bo severe as the presenl om There are no residences near the mountain, bin prospectors are beginning to Hei All Papers Condemn Czar's Latest Ukase Dowie Continue Fight, In Spite Of Exposures si. Pi tersburg, V'prll l I.- With absolute unanimity thi papei - hi ��� daj. even the Novoi \ ... express extreme dlscontentmenl with ihe Impel lai ukase Issue,I Vprll 11, creating n committee of finance to decide mailers relating to the Issuano of loans and everything In general relating to the national credit, it is regarded ns i, Ul . April n. Attornej hope in the womanhood ol Zlon. Vou.charge thai Bhe had Blandered Howie another sever,, blow to the power of for .lohn Alexander Dowie. is- have demonstrated to me thai Christ and maligned bis doctrine. 11 was ""' parllamenl and as virtuallj taking itemenl today to the effect is to rule In the spirits, souls and confirmed In December, 1904, and IIW;,> trom the nations representatives ' the report thai a compromise of bodies of my people. shortly afterward she returned to ;,u ('n,llr"1 "f the nation's finances. in Cltj troubles would be reach- -The eyes of the world are upon New fork. Tn" te5t1 '"' tui" ""i""'*;'"1 docu i a basis of .paying Dowie five per ,|u],��� Alexander Dowie, First Apostle ���o��� it. of the gross asseis of zion City ,,f the Lord Jesus, the Christ, in the untrue. Mr. WetUn declared thai no christian Catholic Church in Zion mem Is as follows: Wo find ii useful lo i vein la from the competeni j ot the council of the empire and the lowi i bouse of parliatnenl the rlghl to de termini' the terms and conditions ol loans and to consign them to a committee of finance which i ��� i hai ge I also to Btudj all questions relating to the credll of the empire and the mone nn-y bj Btem. \i the same time we re serve the right to submit to preliminary examination the committee finan cbil matters Buch as the budget which must go before parllamenl In July." San Prancii 11 I Mirll '' Blah v,. Bashfoi .i. ��ii" :n i i\e.i here , er daj tn Sh a ��� conditions in China The ropoi ts o dl ii ui banci ������ In China havi bet n cxa in the United States, There have bei n iiois iii iln- empire since - , ion "i ile '>ni' i li in bi ��� ��� ��� in ibe Shanghai riol nol a was killed although a scon ., natives losl theii lives a! the hands of foreigners and 10 i mon were injure,i. Lives Lost in Stampede. "Al Lieng Chen Ave Aihei lean - wen killed. At Nan Chang six French sub jects and Ihree English were hilled and n day of two following thi riol nn a e than a s< on of Chinese losi' their lives in a wild stampede made by them in escape through the cltj gates and on boats, n ports having been cii culated ihat foreign gunboats were coming i" destroj thi lr ctt). Cause of Riots. Bach ol these i lots waa due to local causes and similar causes Would have produced ai leasl iwo of them evi n in the United States. The Chinese gen rally nre friendly to \in.iieans 1 have travi Ile I Beveral hundred miles |_ and around the Empire since the American boycott, ami 10,000 miles In Chins since Hover UP1 Islng ��� In all t-lS li- T'l I was accompanied by only two oi iii' - Americans an t I have nol wtl ��� tilltj H ..))- pitals at I ,-> ,i io ll - ftvi . . . , and ral ied i , ot a hospital them Dr. 1 Kahi woman ettui ated Iti \ i -i.ni -, hools and col also crowded, the bi effeel on the atli a Exclusion Act Trouble. T cannot ton tell the ef! ii,iiu il ment ol comili - ano i mention oi Ihi Exclusion and with no pro\ Islon fn ere ra lonal an.l ne a It. I - ill fleulty were out of the wi - nhould say tlial ill lean trade, of Vmi I:" III Infill " - ami Christian mi dons I than ai any preo In bis lory. Fear Foreign Power "1 find Indeed j [ unrest In China, bul thi ��� i ��� no of the Hover movi ment ! mosi reactionarj authorltl i in CI i have learned th? powi r of fori * and will nol . pttai i Boxer uprising." CANNOT OPERATE DECLARES HIMSELF WITHOUT SUBSIDY ON STRIKE VIOLENCE Boston Steamship Company Threatens Recorder Goff Sentences Frank Haw to Withdraw From tbe Paci- kins of New York and Ce fie Ocean. livers Lecture. such proposition bad been made to Come t< Dowh and iluu it would not have i n wiib me CCi ;iti 1 If il hnil heen made. Neither be ii accepted if reversed, Dow- ' i" reel Ive 95 per cent of the gross me again today and pray yours till the devil tires. ' Joiix ALEXANDER." Child of My Heart. OPERATORS' REPLY I J. CAMBRIDGE FINDS IS A FLAT REFUSAL LONG LOST BROTHER Imaginary ills and burdens, "The Lord senl you to me Hi it is run he,- declared in the ..Q___ ���r My ���,,n,; Tll(. _er_ ��� '���TVs statement thai the iron- .��� W()rk ___ h__ __m M_ W.1V _____ "a i of Zlon City will never be settled mv _______ "" it basis or iiollnrs nnd cents. Mr. '..., ',,,,, w ... ,, , rear not the harsh words ot woin- ��' hi adds to his denial of the cash , ,. ., ,. ,,. , ... ,, , , en possessed ol evil thoughls. 'Ihey Proposition the assertion that the negotiations ror a settlement outside of " com-ts are stm In progress. Son's Grievanc . 1'" alignment of Mrs. Jane Dowle ��� Gladstone Dowie against John Alexander Dowle is the result of tha prophet's plan to divorce liis wife ami '"���"> bulb llolei, the young Swiss an win) Dowie said was worth 11 million dollars when she re- ' lo ibis country lu bis suite two or three years ago. 1 -port current al lhal time was Gladstone Dowle, the unklssed ":- ��l the "prophet," was in love " NliSS 1 Infer, and wuuld marry Conference at Wheeling Results in 11,000 Mine Workers Going On Strike. Talks to Him on the Street for Twenty Minutes Without Knowing Him. Wheeling, W. Va.. April II. The Thai the platonic insiinct ,Iocs nol United .Mine Workers' convention of always work was dearly demonstrate Blander nnd rave as the outcome o'flthe Bub-dlstrlcl number live met here ed in the city Btreets yesterday when today to receive the answer of the tWO brothers who bad nol seen each operators to the demand tor the 1908 "<u'v r,,r twenty-one years mei and spoke uuio me instructions. Lei tha winds of thy mouth and meditation of thy heart be acceptable to the chosen children. .scale made upon them yesterday. Tbe answer was a Hal refusal to talked for twenty minutes, one of the brothers all the while knowing id the grant the d. mauds ami Instead an of- relationship which extBted between "You wer- sein to the Apostle and ter "' arbitrate on the lines proposed First Priest and the trials you hav.- by Jota Ib Winder wus presented, undergone were merely to tesl your This ilie miners would nm accede to. faith. "As always. I hem. The one who was in Ihe dark was John Cambridge, the well known In- The operators then withdrew and a crosse player and district registrar of "JOHN ALEXANDER." Btrlke was declared. are affected. 11,11(10 miners Woman Makes Exposures. Seasatinona.l charges of improper conduct, slander, embezzlement, mal- '"''��� li appears now thai Gladstone administration and polygamous teach- Compromise. Greenville, Pa., April 11. Tin the county court, The oilier. T. II. Cambridge, Is B Pulnian car conductor I ami lor years has been running between Halifax and Montreal, llecenllv inlii he wns swindled onto the run on the COURT DISMISSES THE LIQUOR CASE Technicality in By Law Defeats the Prosecutors ot McCaskill 4 Mcintosh. The case againsl McCasklll and Mcintosh of the Holbrook was dismissed by Magistrate Corbould this morning, owing tu a technicality In the bylaw, which provide! thai during certain hours the bar room Of a saloon or hotel must In' closed, while no provision Is made for lhe closing of the room 'in which lhe bur may I"' situated, Section nn of the New Westminster liquor bylaw provides thai all bins ! must In' closed dining prohibited hours, ami the complaint as issued by Washington, D. C, -pill 18.���The house committee on merchant marine and lisli.dies loday concluded lis hearings on Ibe ship subsidy bill. When ib.. commute mei it listened lirst to ii tetter from Alberl Wlasor, president of the Boston Bteftmshlp Company, which operates Ave steamships betwen ilie Pacific Coasl and Japan. Mr. Winsor informed the committee thai unless the subsidy hill Is passed these ships will 1)6 put onl of commission and the route abandoned, As it is. he said, the company is operating at a loss, being in direct I competition with three Japanese ships the police charged thai Hie bin- room Dowie was i.ni smitten with tho'Ing form tlip theme of a book expos- its ;tti11 operators of -terser A Butler main line between Montreal and van- county fields of the Pittsburg illslrlcl COUVer. When in Vancouver be bap Mress, bul rather resented her j Ing John Alexander Dowle, being presence in the Dowle household, in I written by Mrs. Emily Ware, g New reached an agreement the wage poned to run across John Cronn of Hi ""' thai Bhe had misplaced his "���" her iu his father's aHectlom Dowlo bad planned a divorce from wife, slating that he bail had a In Which "Cod had ordered lo divorce June Dowie with all cab. lust night which will be effective ""' Uuichon hotel and In curse of conversation It transpired thai 'I. ll. York woman. Until a year ago Mrs. for 2 years. The miners were granted ^ . ^^ ^ ^ ^ ���������,������,,������, Ware was asshni.t editor of the ;,��� advance 1 s a compromise on |/u, ,���,,���., ___, e_____ ���.,���.,.,, ,���, Wils. ���Leaves of Healing," the oflllcal organ, ___ ., ���,,,,. ,���H,,nn,h'd. ,,, fac1 ,���. hi���|n'i s,.,.��� bin, since he ' : '���' '"���' ::!" ""���'���"'������ '"', " ''' Aboui 1,600 miners, who have been was eleven years Mr. <',,������ even- on slrike, will return to work Imnn- tually discovered thai John Cam bridge oi the Royal City was the long losi brother, and undertook io bring 1,200 Men Resume Work. , ,���, , , ..I oul a reunion. I ho evenl look place '" Paralysis, The papers are slill in anticipation of ibis Mrs. Ware Pittsburg, April 11. The 1,2(10 mln- J(.slt,nlas ��lawyers awaiting the Instruc- says she is being made the victim of era ,,f nm Qrea| Lakes Coal Co., al ' The two brothers were staeTed Up outrageous attacks. Kaylor. Pa., who were sent oul on a againsl ouch oilier and inlroiliiceil, Little Lump of Gold. In her I k Mrs. Ware will quote sl].|k,. y^gterday, because the com- the visitor under n flcltltlOUi nann tone Dowie has made public ' ''is father's letters to Miss advocating polygamy snd the papers were ready ':!lh" when Dowle was stricken tlons tlons wlll both astounr a community and wreck n rellRlnn; that Zion City! will be horrified and Dowielsm ex-;dla__ly. terminated, '�� her I t Mrs. Ware will quote ���,,.���.��� ________.7i _______ Biblical references made by Dowle in _^^ ^ ^ .,-������, _____ ������ ,������ Kt,-,v, ___ ,.,���������.��� most glar- ' tor twenty minutes, ths genial Mr. returned to work today. the scale the Hr.t.,,. , i I ��� __ -t_i_.1_ tm e t���,.t,.h |��� 1 . It'MII llfll 111 Wlll H ItlllitV, I III- rtliMI- , , , '"��� who suddenly returned to Era- lnK "f whiRl1 |a fr"m '-saiaii u., i. ������ Crean laughing and enjojing t\w Jok. r"'" after Mrs. Dowle hail found her "And Seven women shall lake hold; 8 * s gnei . ^ _^^ ^^ ^ registrur was com- ll-oklug Howie'* forehead in their Of one man In thai day, saying wej Operators Break Ranks. inenclng tO gel mud when the explann- "' In Zlon City. The letters road: will eat our own broad and wear our! Massllon, Ohio, April ll.--The lirst tion was sprung on him nnd totally My Little Lump or Gold: 1 nm own apparel; only let us he called by! break In the ranks of the operators In upset his usiinlly cnlm demeanor. He 'Jdng for you today and am hoping thy name;; take ihou away our re- the Massilon district came last night wished tho visitor off In his home r again your words of comfort, proach." Ilea ��� JWUl will III, ill COIllllll I.. |M"ll : ��* you cannol change, for ynu are; Mrs. Ware left Dowie's church and scale. The three largest operators In I the fntted calf in honor of his visit, same yesterday and today, yea,'later was excommunicated. Charges the district are StiU holding out again- T. H. Is now trying to get leav�� of '"' f'"' rer. against her were subsequently denied st the dnmands or Ilie miners. The; nbnence for a short time in order that ' W:'nt to in-nr again your express- by Dowie's former friends. Her e_. five operators who slgneil employ he may have time to ��et acquainted I with his newly found brother, ire "' flll!h, for tbey give me new communication was based on lhe aboul 100 miners. when five oporulora signed the 1908 and metaphorically spenking killed had been Unlawfully Open on Sunday. owing to this technicality ills Wor ship accepted the meaning of the by law as mentioned above and accord Ingly dismissed ths n\y-i\ According to tbe lending of tha j law. uml the decision Of Ills Worship saloons and hotels inuy keep wide open inn room during prohibited hours, provided tha bar Is closed, and no liquor sold. Men may congregate In the bar room the same as in lbe ofiice, or any other room or a hotel, und us long as no drinks an' known io lie served the police will be powerless to Interfere. Another feature of tha by-law provides that liquor may be served to bona fide guests of the house at their meals, or In their rooms, but that the bar mUSl be closed. Just how the ho- lelnien nre going to servo liquor to gnosis privately or In tho dining room Wlthoul opening the burs, ls a mystery to the police. Hevernl changes are about to be suggested, with a view to making the by-law more slrlct und binding, as it ls folt by the police that under existing oli cumsi,nines lt is Impossible to secure a conviction on Uncharge of selling liquor after hours. , receiving subsidies m $330,000 per nullum. The amounl the Boston ships r iv is |18,000 for carrying mulls. Tbe letter slated thai If the subsidy I bill passes the line win be lnoroased. Former Representative Lord of Call foinl.i spoke for the bill, He said the Bpreckels line from Ban Francisco to Australia is operating al a loss and win be abandoned and tha ships trans tarred to the Japanese merchant marine unless Ihc subsidy bill passes. a delegation of California lumber men was beard In ailvocaci of un amendment to ths ship subsidy bin which wlll give government aid to vokki'Is plying between the Pacific and Atlantic coasts of the Hulled Htiilcs. \ew Yoii,. Vprll i '��� '��� ��� order Hofi in sentencing Prank Hawkins in Hi. penltentiarj roi one yea ��� ei daj spoke al some length i ������ strike violence. Hawkins, who Ib tu iron I worker, was convicted ol assaulting Samuel Anderson on Fein inn, 22 In passing sentence Recorder Ootf said: "I Wisll in saj Jusl a wen! to you. Hawkins, and If b could onlj reach men associated wlthyou it would be a grout lienefli in this communlt) The law gives j uni even working man the right to organise toi the betterment of your condition! 'in- light to soli your labor to the high- . si bidder. ih.< rlghl to refuse to labor tor mn one thai you don'l II the rigbi in withhold your work except on conditions thai are agreeable to you. The law even goes 10 far as to give 'on ibe right in persuade othei men to adopl the same oniirso. but when in.ii representing organised labor slop mn ib. very broad and general provisions of law and US6 violence as an argument to enforci their views for their fellow men, then the la* ts violated ami not only the rights of the Individual are trampled upon bul ihe peace and saf.lv of the community are in danger." 8lr Robert Thorburn Dead. Bt, John's, N'rl.L. April 13. Sll Hob bert ThOTbUrn, who was premier of Newfounblanil from 1886 to 1890, died here Insi nlghl. Killed On Railway Crossing. Greenville, Pa . April I '��� ^�� tu re suii of a I,i ami" crossing accident at Atlanta near here, on tha Erie railroad today three persons wen killed ami two Injured. Sleuth From Russia Is On Gorky's Trail New York, April 14.���The Tribune i New York. April 11.-According to says Maxim Gorky's forty days in the Times a trusted agent of the Rus- ' ., slan secret police Is in this city, for America was slgnallized by the send-1 , |)urpo8e _{ org_t______ an effective ing of a telegram of sympathy to w-1 9ystem 0f espionage on Mnxlm Gorky D. Haywood and Charles Moyer of thejnnd h|B two fellow revolutionists who Western Federation of Miners, in Jail | are here to raise funds for the cause at Caldwell, Idaho, on the charge of of the Russian rvolutlonlsts. The conspiracy to murder ex-Governor agent ls one of the keenest members Steunenberg. Gorky's action it Is of the political force employed by tho feared by some of his friends blights Russian government to watch the do- the prospects of his work here at the Ings of the enemies ot the Csar beyond ______ [the borders of Russia itself. '��� (', w THE DAILY NEWS SATURDAY, APRIL 14, MEN'S AND iy>OYS> SUITS $25 Suits at Easter Prices S12.50 $20 " " " $10.00 BOYS' $7.50 Suits at Easter Prices $3.75 $6.00 " " " $3.00 The Store That Sells the Best for the Least Money MEN'S AND BOY'S SHOES $5.00 SHOES AT HALF PRICK I ��� ��� ��� I riL ��� ��� ��� Boys' School Shoes at Prices to Make You Smile. Westminster Clothing Company : Easter Columbia Street New Westminster Gents' Furnishings Nightshirts 55 cents Satin Shirts 50 cents Woolen Shirts .... 75 cents Wool Underwear . . . . $1.25 Men's Ties 15 cents Linen Collars .... 10 cents Blankets, 51b $1.65 .k D. Grossman, Prop. SPECIALS Men's Cambric Handkerchiefs, 5 Cents Hats From Any Old Price. Trunks, Valises at Knock Out Prices. Easter Prices ���*�����������������������*�������������������������������������� ������ > ��� Sporting News | and Comment. % ��� -'-.���in wiili the Mainlan lor, intermediate, and senior classes .'��� ithoul cosl ;-' anj of the Mainland teams bo represente I, It Is irlso th. nt inn of the < lub to send the es- ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ : vr]" ;"' '!" ���-" '"' '; tor a couple ot houTS or so a day, with Wrestling Match. ___ (li,i,.,.: ,,, teaching the young and Th' date set tor the Cunnlnghi n rising generation ihe science of stick Fishei match is almost upon us. and handling. Whether lacrosse has been the supporters of the two men are Incorporated Into the Victoria school jubilant ovei the tacl that the dan- Is studies by the department of educa- ROOSEVELT TURNS ON LYING WRITERS Expresses Himself in Private and Will Repeat Remarks in Public. so ii'-m al hand. As predicted the ��� have practically all been sold, excopi n few single seals scattered throughout the hall, and even these will be picked up before the match is called. tlon or not, is nol stated, but probably Mr. Bolton will arrange that little affair alright in discussing the coming meeting of the B. C, A. L. A. Mr. Bolton express- Don'! !��� ..in- the mistake of waiting eg the hope that the meeting will start until the doors are open to gel the al 10 o'clock in the morning, thereby tickets : you will certainly be disap- enabling the convention io disband pointed. early In Hie evening. The idea is a The i ��� ��� are both training hard, RO,���i nne, as there is nothing to be -.mil each thinks thai he will win in a gained by a late Btart and finish, wh*n ���walk. Each man bas Btrong support, p |_ j���s, :is easy t��� start early and and o lame number of Vancouver finish at a respectable hour, people will be over to root tor Fisher, ho thai neither contestant will lack anything In the way of encouragement. Cunningham continues to win I; out Th ' wil Basketball. Vancouver and Victoria seniors ". i in the Vancouver drill hall nieel]. time of ii for a while, Washington, D. ('.. April 12-��� Presldenl Roosevelt is going to chas- '. ��� the magazine writers of contemporary literature who have been heaping shame on certain branches of tin- American government and shattering some of the idols of American statesmanship. It will bo done in the Decoration Day address which the president will deliver at Norfolk. Va., before the army and navy union. The address will be sure to cause a sensation throughout the count ry. as it already has among a limited gathering of public men, newspaper correspondents and personages of note in the industrial and professional life of the country, who heard it only a few v eeks ago. The president's declson to speak his mind publicly on the Question wns made at th" urgent request of Beveral at Speaker "The Man every night, and is showing up verj , , , ���_ lonigln in wbai should be a fas! gam* He works hard and fast, with , , ... ol basketball. The teams met a week persons who were guests apparer, tireless energy, and holds _gQ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ (.;,minn's 0rldlron rlul, hi, own againsl all comers and when ^ n ^ ^ a_d ���mii.h,.s I|lll���.ll __ wilh ,������ Mm.K U;lk���.. wiIh ___y__._ he run, up against Fisher be will un- ^ ^ ^^ ^ a. tot f()1. _ ,,,,���,,., _,__ ,,���. toplc doub'edlv give ihat worthy gentlemani Qva cftn a roug Do you need a Set �� rp J.L 0 We guarantee to fit you 'Phone 101 or Refund Your Money Vancouver Lacrosse. Thc Wesl End lacrosse team of Vancouver mei al the banque lug board In the Mining Exchange Cafe Garrison Defeats Celtics. Thi , I winning Celtics went up againi . o the nine of S-l in the tii ��������� I... . ... Provincial championship ,vii. ' I againsl the Qarrlson 1;l,, ______t prior to the dlsbandmenl of team . Victoria yesterday. II must the nam, manj members of which havi . a an awful shock to the wise ;,;n, ,,i;,.,. i together toi years, during r :- '. Vancouver to hear of the which time the Wesl Enderg have car- tlefea u Celtics, bul then thi be . ,_\ ,,,, ,;,,, trophy bo often that the of then musi go down sometime, and j,,|, g0) ,,, |���, almost monotonous.' apparently the Celtics have not yet q_\_ ___,) wore presented to the playfully reci vi red from the shock of de- __.__ _____^ S|ie,,(.|, making was the order chosen by the head of the nation on thai occasion, bul as the Gridiron club rules againsl iho reporting of speeches made around lis banquet board were In force, the sensational Haying administered to a certain class of writers was not exploited to the world. The ban of Becrecj has been Read Wky Our Pay Prices M feat recently administered by the" Vancouvei Cltj team, and thla may havi ..a. i ted the playing somewhat, It is new up to the Celtics to gel good and mad, and then wade in and annihilate ��� soldier boys. Rev. Bolton's Ambitions. ReV. W. VV. Bolton, of Victoria, who was in Vancouver las; night states that the Victoria team will endeavor io hold ii- franchise, although a team will no- be in thc field this Beason. He of the evening, general harmony and good feeling dominating Ihc proceedings Of the eniire evening. Slow Football. Tbe Vancouver Cltj and Shamrock football teams mei in a rather lisiless game on the Camble Street grounds yesterday, the result of which was n draw neither team being able to score. 'The play wns very indifferent, and loose, and something of a disappoint A Full set of Teeth Gold Fillings Bridge Work, per tooth removed In a measure by the official J /-< -i j f^VrviimO announcement that the presldenl would I vjOlCl V^/TOWnS Silver Fillings Platina Fillings Memorial Day. li is the president's belief that men who wantonly, as he declares, drag the public men of the uatton through thc| mire In llieir attempts to supply sen-1 saiions for their readers are public enemies. He decries the eternal seeking after corruption and the overlook- lug of the things that are good. He thinks much lying has been indulged in. and he is going to turn on the accusers. Washington has been the niccca this winter tor many of the so-called sensational writers for ihe magazines, and congress, and the se nate in particular, 7 ore,' $5.00 $1.00 $5.00 $5.00 50c $1.00 ReichcnbachCosnpany Limited Wholesale and Retail Meat Dealers We Cater to the family Trade. We have on sale for the benefit of our Customers the Primest, Tenderest and Best Beef ever offered. Especially stall fed for our trade. REICHENBACH CO Ltd Columbia Street, New Westminster. Lost Teeth Restored by Artificial Substitutes. Bridge Work is the most durable of all Dental Work. Bridge Work is 22k. Guaranteed for 10 years. Our evident), has succeeded i��� organizing m"1" '" ,,,r lar8e orowd ol spectators have ,,������,, wrllhlnfi unaer sonlP of lh who turned oul to witness the match, scathing arraignments. There has his Interim dlate team all right, and r I quel at ing. ihe Secord hold in the even- having ! laced them beneath the watchful eye oi Lionel Yorke. hi- will bring Ihem forth UeXl season as world beating seniors. It seems sail lo think of ���,��� tate of the New Westminster team) Foul p^ Suspected. when the Victoria team appears upon Winnipeg. April 13.���Lawrence Ken- the scene and the boys here are nedy, who came here several days ago doubtless very grateftq to Mr. Bolton trom Glacier, Minn., with several assuror prolonging the agony another year, elates, pn a land purchasing expedition It is the intention of the Victoria has mysteriously disappeared, and ,.,���,, according to Mr. Bolton to ar- foul play is suspected. He bad consid- range a series pf exhibition games erablo money on him when lasi seen. Tbe teams were entertained at a ban- ________ t.,i]^ umt the senate might take some action in its own defense, lt is u noteworthy fact in connection with the mutter thai several writers in question apparently hnve had close relations with the white House at one time nnd another. All Our Work Guaranteed for 10 Years With a Protective Guarantee. The Boston Dentists, Ltd. Hours 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Remember the Place 407 Hastings St. West, Vancouver. Royal City Fish Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fresh and Frozen Pish Ciame In Season We deliver to all parts of the City. Telephone 40. P. O.Bex 72. Front Street, 1 Next Daily Newt. New Westniin stminster, B. & W. N. Draper p. CRAKE; B. C. Land \~~ ~~ Surveyor Ellard Block. New Westminster, B.C. Watchmaker and Manufactvring J****' WM. KARRMANN {g*-; jgg glfti * business in Engiana wan '..irer lie auction, al the offlce of the Govern- .New Westminster District, and known men' Agent at New Westminster, B. as "School Reserve." Notice of Land Sale. I C, al 12 o'clock noon on Saturday, the This land lies aboul one and one- Notice is given in the latest issue 28th April, 1906, all thai parcel ot land half miles south oi the Fraser river of the British Columbia Oasette thai situated In Delia Municipality, de- and nearly midway between the CH there wlll be offered for sale at pub- scribed as Section 18, Township I, of New Westminster and Ladner's. Practical Piano Tuner Prices Moderate ADDRESS EAST BURNABY P. O. MRS. R. G. HILL, Teacher of the German Language and Piano. German Conservatory Method. 1005 QUEEN'S AVENUE. roans! of the watch repairing /i,'1'i"M()ntr(.lii. perience. Later was 7 years t iiii'i' of Savag-e, Lyman & Co., rt ��� itehryBlrk'B business manager i the lime. , ,|| English. Swiss. American ami ied, repaid complicated watches clean* made like new an.l adjusted. Charges Reasonable- Two Doors from Geo. Adams ���cf!' SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1906. THE DAILY NEWS 'i��*ii��iM����M-r-��-B-^ lWmmammmmmmmmmWm^mma1ms_\mmWmmmVmiSlll^tm^ mM IBWW ��l��T*'-ii��.{- iiS -'.' .-'.. - ���-^h^safcs'a-iaK i ents: ��� -U-aC.B-BM-.l-MBM-a 5 I One Dollar or Two a Week on Easy Payments Buys Anything in Our Store. ,r^^*_= CMIFFOMIER ISA HIGHLY DESIRABLE ADDITION TO YOUR BEDROOM OR DRESSING ROOM EASIEST OF EASY TERMS! Why be Without a Comfortable Chair When a Small Payment Down and the Balance ot Your Own Convenience Puts one of these Rockers at Your Fireside. PRICES FROM $2.50 TO $25 WELL FURNISHED HOME is not necessarily an expensively furnished one, as at Fales\ handsome even, sumptuous Furniture is procurable without great outlay. JUST A SMALL PAYMENT DOWN mmm\wakiiamWrV!mmmrvmss_s~m ^i&7s_mmai��iismgmm-&:imsi^Li^^^fM' APPY ft ��&m Kb* ��k_-a��__i_^ ..-��� ass vv���^r-__ftM_tiag*)_^^ iisuh-bbi % Crushed Bone as At Produces Big Results Prices to Suit the Lightest Pocket M. J. HENRYS Nurseries, Greenhouses and Seed Houses VANCOUVER, B. C. Headquarters tor PACIFIC Coast GROWN Garden, Field und Flower s ed ;. New crop now in stock ready for distribution; ask your merchant for tin in in f��ikxl packets. 17 he idoes not handle them we will prepay to your nearest postoffice, fifty 6c packets, our selection of good varieties, for $1.00 to Introduce then- Large siock of HOME GROWN Fruit and Ornamental Trees now matured for the s|>ring trade. No expense, loss or delay of fumigation or inspection. Let me price your list before placing your order. Greenhouse Plants, Floral Work, Bee Supplies, Fruit Packages, Fertilizers, etc. Catalogue Free. M. J. HENRY, 3010 Westminster Road, Vancouver, B. C. Reichenbach Co., Ltd. ""OS-ran PLACE YOUR ORDERS IN TOWN S. J. DAVISON ESTABLISHED 1895 Manufacturer of Harness->nd Saddlery Front St. next Daily News New Westminster, - B. C. Repairing of all descriptions. Shingle and Saw Mill Machinery The Schaake Machine Works, Ltd., New Westminster, B. C. Royal Bank of Canada Capital $3,000,000. Reserve $3,437,162 Total Assets *3b,3/3,o/b. llranches anil correspondents In all the principal cities ot the world. General banking business transacted. SAVINGS DtPAKI MfclN I. H opens an account. Interest adiieil lulf yearly. Collections made at lowest rates. Jpen Saturday nights trom a to 9 o'clock NEW WESTM'.NSIfcK BRANCH F. B. Lyle, Manager. Westminster Iron Works GENERAL MACHINE a.mij flUNUlNB WOKK. SHIP SMITHING. BtUUU-l and STRUCTURAL IRON WUKK. Ornamental Iron Work, including Ptences, Gates, Fire LscapeB, etc. Mail orders ami correspondence invited. JOHN REID, - BHIOBtHI 8TR-1-IT. New Westminster, P. U. 471. FASHION Peed, Sale and Livery STABLES Latest Styles in Rubber Tired Hacks and Rigs. W. LYLE & CO. PROPRIETORS. Cor. 8th and Carnarvon Sts. Phone 260. Synopsis of Canadian Northwest HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS. Any even numbered section of Dominion Lands in Manitoba or thc Northwest Provinces, excepting S anil 2d, not reserved, may be homesteaded by any person who is the sole head of a family, or any male over 18 years of age, to thc extent of one-quarter section of 160 acres more or less. Entry may bc made personally at thc local land ofiice for the district in which the land is situate, or if the homesteader desires, he may, on application to the Minister of the Interior, Ottawa, the Commissioner of Immigration, Winnipeg or the local agent receive authority for some one lo make entry for him. The homesteader, is required to perform the conditions connected therewith under one of the following plans. (i) At least six months' residence upon and cultivation of the land in each year for three year*. (2) if the father (or mother, if the father is deceased) of the homesteader resides upon a farm in the vicinity of the land entered for the requirements as to residence may be satisfied by such person residing with the father or mother. (3) If the settler has his permanent residence upon farming land owned by him in the vicinity of his homestead, the requircmi-ivts as to residence may be satisfied by residence upon the said land. Six months' notice in writing shoulil he given to the Commissioner of Dominion Lands at Ottawa of intention lo apply lor patent. W. W. CORY. Deputy Minister of the Interior. LAND REGISTRY ACT. Re pari ot Lot .80 Group 1, New Westminster District. Whereas proof it the loss of Certificate of Title number 2164A, Issued In the name of Dante] Callaghan has been Bled In ihis office. Notice is hereby given that 1 shall. at the expiration ot one month from the date of Ihe first publication hereof, issue u duplicate of the said Certificate, unless in the meantime vulld objection be made to me ln writing. C. S. KEITH District Registrar of Titles. Land Registry Office, New Westminster, B. 0. March .10, 1906. iiiiiiiii WSTBiilES AbLSt IN NEN YbHK Russian Revolutionist Desci. er Gapon as an Adventurer and Treacherous. New York, April 13.- Maxim Gork) made it clear yesterdaj thai he was 1 not only an Irrepressible foe of he Russian bureaucracy, bul n mercil aa In- regarded as i he Russian people. Hazard Speaking of Father Qapon, he said: LAND REGISTRY ACT. Re Loi 9, III. and 13 of Lot HI of Suburban Block 10, Map 200, New Westminster City. Whereas proof of the loss of Certificate of Title Number 1074 a, issued in the niune of 'lane Howay has been tiled in this office. Notice is hereby given that l shall, ui the expiration of one month from the date of the first publication hereof, Issue u duplioate of the said Certificate, unless iii the meantime valid objection !����� made to me In writing. C. S. KEITH, District Registrar of Titles Hazard Found Guilty. E. I.. Hazard, w ho came to Vi. toria with W. Rowl ni'! ni in time of the Valencia disaster; seeking the body of 1 i son, Roj Hazard, who in companj with the Rowland girls, Lulu nnd Mabel, who wen- Induced to run awny from Los Angeles so ihni they would nol be available to give evl- lence againsl the elder Hazard, who was charged with assault on Lulu Rowland, aged 16 years, was found! guilty by a jury in the superior court I ai Los Angeles on Wednesday. The critic of such penalty for the offence Is trom five false friends of years to life Imprisonment. was convicted largely on the evidence "He is an adventurer. He \> > ac- Of the dead girl, given at the prelimi- cldentally advaned bj ll popular Wave, nary hearing several months ago. He Is a demagogue, He is warm Mabel, a sister of I .uiu and a few hearted and possessed of magnetism, years older than the latter, and Roy hut he Is noi a man of strong Intel- Hazard, a son of the defendant, were leotuai ability. I know Gapon well." lost In the wreck of the Valencia. It Following the events ot "Red Sun was charged by the prosecution In the day" Corky said Qapon told him be> presenl ens,, ihat young Hazard wns'had not anticipated what had happen- attempting, al the Instigation of his __, He begged to be sent away, and father, to spirit the Rowland girls lit w��s as a resull thai Hie priesl die- mn of the country to prevent their 'appeared from public view. testifying againsl him, at the time ihey 1 Subsequently. Gorky said, Gapon ac- iioardi'd the Valencia al San Fran- cepted from the governmenl In several clsco on Its voyage, The Bodies of Installments, the sum of 219,000 ionium of the girls nnd that of young hfes a* his price for securing the sup- Hazard were recovered. Laud Registry Offlce, New Westminster, B. C, April I. 1906. Play Ball in New York. New York. April 14.���The American League baseball Beason was opened in- call) today ai American League Park where the New Yorks will take the field againsl Boston, li wlll be tha first big game of the season In this city. .-.����._-_. 4 A avi /flmlmM '-������ ,y ��_;oit>-Q,*-M-- MAKING PROGRESS On modern lines even in backward old ' liinu. We have heard that the Racy-1 cle Bicycle has been seen on the streeta . of Shanghai. We handle the Recycle ! ami Perfect Bicycles, the two best bicycles made in Canada or the United States, Whatever wheel you buy here it is value for your money. We also do i all kinds of bicycle and other repairing. ! Bring your lawn mower to get sharpened and put in shape. Don't mistake the place. Alex. Speck, Speck Block. Sign���Man on Wheel. I B. .C Mills, Timber and Trading Company VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER Manufacturers and Dealer! in All Kinds of Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Sash, Doors, Interior Finish, Turned Work, Etc. Fish and Fruit Boxes. Large Stock Plain and Fancy*Glass. FARMERS ATTENTION! Lumber Always in Stock for Fencing and Draining. Royal City Branch, Columbia St., Telephone 12. New Westminster. port of the worklngmen toi the sov- ernma'at, 1 His treachery," Bold Corky. ' was no surprise, He was obvlouslj of the type ihat could be exi ted to sacrifice the Interesl of the people for liis own benefit whenever the opportunity should arise. He was n m in i ( that calibre." Goritj Issued yi iti rdaj an address to the J-wisb population of the city In which in said the future history of Kussia would devote tome of iis most thrilling pages to the Jews, lie said that thej had evinced superhuman courafes in the Russtan struggle for liberty and that there was little antl- Semfl-C sentiment In Russia. All thai ovist.-d had been spread and encouraged by the government itself. Eullicn Leaves England. London, \prti 14.���Bullion amounting to 12,50,000 was withdrawn from the Hank of England today for Bhlp- tr.t'iit to the United States. o��� Guilty of Libel. Ottawa. April 13.- At the assises today, hifore Judge Tet'lzol and a jury cx-Aliliiiiuin Black of Ottawa, waa found guilty of libelling Mayor Ellis In a letter to the press. Mayor Ellis got $1,000 damages and costs. This In the outcome of the last civic elections. I Tlie dispute arose over the change of in by-law, b.y the mayor, In the taking over of the civic gas plant for the consumers. The Mayor admitted the charge but denied the motives, and tho effect as stated in Black's letter. Ouo of the Jurymen admitted that Alderman Brown hnd spoken to him about the case at the meal-hour. f i M . _____m _m\9mm tW'SS [/ .. H THE DAILY NtWS SATURDAY, APRIL 11 THE DAILY NEWS P . The Daily .News Pub- -. Limited, at their ' ''��� ���'������ of Sixth and Front Btri . TV,- Westminster, B. C. Editcr .i-id Mt.,Edward D. Sawyer Ti shones. I ' U..I ice 22 251 ��� -������:;- SATURDAY. APRIL 14, 1906. INTEMPERANCE. Si i. ever, is a newspap I'iitvii: - to the warns of the public called - . -press thi mseh * bn ...'��� mperance and sUll mon oes a newspaper care ... into a di-cuslon ot this much-i ��� -lion. Th. editoi ol ih. I) .ii, N ws has lie"ii requi tl I : number of citizens uf this cltj I., placi himself on record as being foi ..' |UOr, This -.iiliji i worried greater minds than his. nnd has . . h iii> tn dawn upon manj brow before satlstactprj re Bull - ' itained or the querj givei I as to the explanation. Th. . ir Ol the Daily News |9 pel sed i ' liquor in i vei y shape . . . with bul the single excel ' ' medicinal tin -l i reputable p-3 mlj of absolute ae essil j ndlng hi role treal men thi . ivlllg . (II anj such privlleg i -'-i is sillily abused then is nol a single doubt in anj p mind, and that legislation should be enacted ind enforced to prohibit the giving ol liquor to an Intoxicated Individual is .-. sentiment upheld bj all. Tin.us d 's of homes have hen made de olati by the drink habil and thi question which naturally follows. "Is the saloon keeper entirelj to blame?" We think not. and we candidly say thai it the person who must have this Hanoi would in himself use the will power the good Lord has provldi I I - with, he himself could control the appetlti and eventually ahsuin entire!; from the pernicious habit. In in,.' ��� ���. ! owever, ihe saloon man i- a' faull and very much so a- he encourages the man to drink and helps him along wiih an occasion ti Hie i : : ��� house, ihai only a re turn compliment would naturally follow wiili Lets have another." If drinking, therefore, must he done, and ii.- legislation has been enact id to legall It to lie disposed of. why not encourage the moderate use "i i'. so that sooner or later a complete suspension of the sale will l.e arrived at. ]��� - ��� ma io us thai a bad precedent has been established iu permitting liquor to be sold In hit 'own and prohibited in another. This cer tainly ' as a tendency to make a man desiring I drink to go to the wet and instead o; taking thi ily would have ��� ���i- them, and tie as ��� lord and bring .. ai qi home with him to continue the spree. Anothei fi ature also esents worthj ol ; i, An Indian act has bi . prohibitng liquor to Indians and the ill) d to the white man ���he peculiar nom-di plui Siwash .ni. In which a white man Is : under the act in ihis ciiy and I him liquor a \ ��� ������ sevei e penalty, bul he ...:��� v. aj -'" - to Vancouver, gets all he wants and returns to thi- cltj : i-. and with an ample Bupplj foi several days' enjoyment, as he terms It, and in the greal dis- gusl of ih" community. Surely some sieps can be taken io have ihis act applj all over British Columbia, as .' ell as hi -ems in i: wlthoul Siwash- Ing a person in each mid every town. Th. a comes the old storj ' if a man .. ml llqUOl le eai: ��� ������! 11 I VI II ll intend - to a ton Ign country for It, and as long as he has the monej to pay for It, just so sine will he secure It" Now the " iltor bas bi lolution oi thi problem and I along ways around to gel to ii. but he flnallj gets there in the following , �� enti :e .-��� ip the manufactun o stuff, and the problem is solved. \- loi Is i" ide, jusl that long will 11 li.- drank, and win ir ver legislation is enacted to stop ;li" manufacture of i'. il dltor of this : will feel 'ha; he has lived i ��� ������ the day of Pentecosl returned and the greatest achievemi nl of modern or ancient times fulfilled. it bas taken its toll there is very little probability thai much will remain i ir distribution anion- manl s. thing is certain, the actual con- ��� rs will receive no!king. The career oi Dowie ���ii .... i dndi d olass, who Ini i ise and i a prodigous rate notwlthstand- oli te Intelllgei i md ��� i superstition, to beware of tie- wil i I I'm- -le- lesson will lie lost. Other Impostera will be raised up in ;he mills! .,!' ns. and they will ��� ��� I uccess in proportion to their ac- com] llshments and the credulity of their victims, Tlie melancholy feature ;n connection wi'h the careers of religious Impostors such as Dowie is that ihe secular authorities are helpless :,, interfere for ihe protection of a too h .- public The talse prophel who took upon himself the role of Elijah th.. Third no' "illy despoiled widow and orphan and men of mature years. hul many lives were sacrificed as a re suii of his assumed antipathy to th. teachings of medical .-ei. nee. As un- i bj '.in ol governmenl Indi��� Id un! lib! i tj ts 'lie ni"-' -acred of per- Bona! perogatlves, th.. Btate was i owerless t" in', rfen ��� ven when it obvious thai Intei vention would i, n,. on piir.lv hu- iriiin -rounds. NOW ilia' 'li" I low :.��� cull has bei n . xploded and i> is obvious '1. musi in '!;������ course of time be tm,.-iiine 1 in de '.i'i ��� i: ill like or mortals, failing the descent of rim of lire for transportation .'epos. s. we whh,ler in whal form the next imposter will appear.���Victoria '''in.. -. S. G. TIDY, FLORIST . f all kil flow . ��� ihlias a Teleph ne ''��� ��� ....CALL ON.... T.A.Muir&Co. PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS for PURE DRUGS and CHEMICALS Prescriptions a Specialty. Ellard Block, New Westminster, - - - B. C. Bank of Montreal ESTAP ISHED IM.. Incorporated b ot partial CAPIT \i. ' ' up) ' i. ' ' RESERVE FUN i S1U.UU0, ) The Lucky Ni-jtiber A FAKER'S CAREER. John Alexander Dowle, one of the mosl consummate religious charla ami imposters of modern limes, has a tied the limil - of his theological md material resources lor the time .in - The doctoi. as his dupes loved tn c ill him, has plied his arte ��I h bucci ss, as lie is now fig villi ihe successors io his throni if for resource.- estimated to be of ' i.e vain.- of al leasl ii million dollars. He lived like ii prince an! t-.-a-. like a potentate and Bpent like a profl- in 'In- da.- a of liis prosperity. li.- did all ihis ai the expensi of his trusting followers, who actually seem '.o have accepted in good faith his claims lo prophetic gifts and Inspiration. Now iln- faithful musi siand meeklj by and contemplate a 1' mil th for iln- unwasted wealth they ir their simplicity showered upon the Zionlte leaii.-r. The accumulations are all held in thi' name of Dowie. and it i- a mailer thai musi be settled by Ihi courts whether 'hey are not all ���ut as a question of absolute right. Thi' law has keen invoked, and after Warning in Case of Glanders. attention i- directed to the advertisement, hy .1. C. Rutherford, Veterinary Director-Gi ni ral tor the Doniiu- uggestlng ilie adoption of precautionary measures by the public in ,. trlcts where the exi enci .if glan- ders is suspected, and especially in neighborhoods where actual outbreak- have occured. Tiie warning con . | in Bpeoiflc terms by ihe head of the department cannot tail, if due heed i- given io ii. i" prevent the spread of any epidemic, and hois, owners and others Intersted, ���her. fore, would . serving their own an 1 the gei interest hy preserving 'he paper containing the advertisement or by cutting it out and keeping it for future reference in case of need. So many of our p.ople hiiv. suffered and suffered ,-. m rely of late l,y this disease attacking iheir stock ilia' unquestionably ihe suggestions of the Veterinary Director-General will be willingly complied wiili. K Hon. Lord Sti ithcona and Mount Ro;,.;, G.C.: . - ��� .Hon Pn I at iim,. Sir G. \. i" ftmmond, President E. s. Clouston, Vice President ami General Man iger. General banking business transacted. Branches in aii the principal cities ln Canada, in London, Eng., New- York, Chicago, and si. Jonn, Mid., and correspondents iu all parts of the world. Savings Bank Dept. NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH G. D. Brymner, Manager. Is a Lucky number when ii represents an income of 13 per cent on your money. The owner of a Royal Avenue property has ordered a quick sale, which means that we must move, and move quickly. This is a renting proposition and its net income exceeds thirteen per cent on price asked. Only $500 cash required. F. J.HART &C0., LTD. W. R. Gilley. 'Ptione tl-i. J. R. Gflley, 'Phone 1+| Gilley Bros, 1).. tiers in Coal, Lime, Brick, Sand, Cement, Fire Brick, Fire Clay and Crushed Rock. Also agents B. r. lottery Co. sewer pip.-, ��� Local agents Vancouver Portland Cement Co. Office, Front Street, New Westminster, B.C., Near C.P.R. Depot groa When you want a good smoke you ask for a��� An acceptable Easter gif< in the shape of a comfortable chair would he highly appreciated by anyone. \v. !���".. Kales' siock of chairs is worthy of Inspection. "B.C." OR " OLD SPORT Manufactured hy the B. C. Cigar Factory, who also mak lantes" tin three sizes.) The "Bril NOTICE Take notice that the Greal Wesl Packing Company Limited have de-; posited plans and application for ihe erection of a wharf on the Fraser River, British Columbia, on the fore- lure of Section 12 and Fractional Section 13, Block Z, North Range 1, West. Dated at New Westminster, B. C, this IBth March, 1906. GREAT WEST PACKING COMPANY LIMITED. EMERSON'S DRY DOCK l-'.ml of 1th Ave. Cor. 16th Street New Westminster, ti. C. All kinds of Ship repair work. Ship and Scow Building n a specialty. Estimates promptly furnished. Children s Dresses DONT FORGET THE LITTLE ONES Prices 65c to $5 E A S T E R A New Easter Hat EVERY l..\ir WANTS ONE. WE HAVE THEM From 75c to $8.5. The White House Westminster Wedding Transfer Co. Presents WILBERG & WOLZ, Props., Rcsidcnce: Factory and Offlce, Brine Block, NKW WESTMINSTER. B. C W. E. EMERSON idence: 124 Eighth St., New Westminster, B.C. Office���Tram Depot Columbia St. Baggage delivered promptly to any pari of the city. English China Tea Sets from $6.50 up .AT H?H;nd,Hea!yH,a,llinf H. MOREY & CO. I tea :i__?W.<fr'^i��V+_-'eji^_^^ WE HAVE REMOVED HOW'S THIS? 10 acres of Rich Black Loam Soil, First Class for Fruits and Vegetables. All Under Cultivation. Price $500.00, Terms P. 0. BOX 377 AND THIS? 50 acres of No. 1 Level Land. 40 acres ready for the plough, balance small hardack. Close to school, church, P.O., store and railway Station. All at $2,500.00 I I I I Real Estate Brokers RESIDENT PRORERTY We have the choicest selection of residence property- large or small on payments to suit your own convenience. Look Them Over TELEPHONE 170 WHY PAY RENT? When you can secure your own home on a small payment down and the balance Monthly or Quarterly Mclnnes & Kerr nass~s% Are Now at the Cunningham Block -EW-3-R-ft��v*Br---Mi��W^^ I - : .��� i.pr.iL 1-'. 1906. THE DAILY NEWS 'T_^1 , Ihe Best Paint Local News Briefly Told $M is none too good 'COVEH THI ag C:o:i Paint or any thing _,__ w_j,i ii i, r '.V. P. is the best Prepared Paint made. It : more Try it. Th. . :.: l tin eatlnj i H. T. Hardware and Tinsmithing Di in ever buy an. ��i er< else as good TEA as ours at 35c per pound? Try it! Three Pounds for $1 .OO The City Grocery, Telephone 97 ADAMS S. DEANS. Should a Horse be Clipped. ing in the :arlj spring is recommended by lead- ���- rinaries. Clipping improves the health of a horse, im feel better, work better antl increases his value. Our 20th Century Clipper ��� ���;.- little more than the old fashioned two hand er, but does 100 times the work. We also keep in 1902 Clipper and tlie Stewart Patent new 1904 Model Shee] - ��� iring Machine. They shear clean, saving 1 to 1-2 > nds of wool to ii fleece. BEE SUPPLIES KEPT ON HAND. T. J. Trapp & Co, Ltd. Typewriters... Underwood���Visible Writing Empire���Vlsible Writing GIVE PLEASURE and PROFIT IN USING. FOR SALE BY J. J. MACK AY, s ,, i,, io i ��� I from t I ��� G. V li. The t un- ,,: thi C P. art. S ' ��� ��� in Burnaby ihis mi J Shortrei i .... i on Ri i I'., in ; \\ agni �� as a passen- a th steamei . ter to Port havi I . tn i . ... anlng th T SI . : nestle Mr. A. W. Dyno P. H lie V. t . .ui.i .:ii rlvei . aver tl Q i , it, mu. i . James, . . liwack T. la \ ��� -11. til i. t a. Moore, ot Rusl Q Gills, Mrs. Parki i. e.i Barnston . M ol Porl ih. police wen called i (lhar , stan :.,. Kns'i i aighl to Bettle l ������ ween two \ ius Japs, Coi Mood BOY DISAPPEARS WITH LIVERK Rlfi Officials at Blaine Recover Horse and Buggy But Youth Makes Escape. We Are On Top As Usual In We ha Carpets ! Carpets ! ! Carpels ! ! ! ' er en ��� . San i S Armstrong �� v, . \ I i ... the steamer Transfei m the bi ��� of the municipal council. A. E. Heaps ol Van ret urned ..mn on the i . - been > mill for a shorl time I - Ro al City Mills shippel ������ i ������ __ was flowing and lie rotani - the repre- T . . .. mi. 1.. . :ii. on M S . . The .i tii i. will in . Burton nd Miss - i lough will .: the nega i [rablic will be made welcome, Quite ��� :. ��� Kcitll a.mi took al the c. P, N - erday. ie intended ��� with Ihe n ... .!. fflciah al- unable ie loi ate the 1 , he 1 al indon- : w I,, n ehas. : bj the otTi I i . Sam. Young Ne\> aii picked ed Earl Hubbard jusl after crossing the bridge, stating thai In was going b drive, and wished company, He .ai.i a dollar t. panyini 1 aftei thi pair ble distance ,,, ���i nth v . ��� took .... Hubbard v u o the ded in . . . Newell charmed the othei boj i with aiinc thai he was orlgtnall; from New York, thai li" Intended going to Bi lllni ' and that he had spent one month in i mvei. li.- :T,'i eared to hat e some money, and acted in a manner which seemed to indicate that his present adventure Is not the first In which ho has en Raced. ��� ��� ��� ��� - .:. 1 ��� Call and I . et, ! LEE'S FURNITURE EMPORIUM, 236 to 2+2 Columbia and 229 to 241 Front Streets, Uupont Block, >>:'��r*>::��'<��>>>>>>:>>>>>>"��:>-*'>'>:'*' '���''���*'���"���"���''���"��"���"���'��� ��������� ��� ������:������ �����"�������� �����:���-����� ������> ������������-���-������ 7_ _ Your New Hat For Dent Forget that this Store Leads in Stylish Mil! mery A visit to Our Show Room* wiR repay you. of lumber this morning to Kaslo T|i,. _____t bTOUgh( in twenty-on : . a, N. R v. here ll will be used for lioai building purposi s. Thi Favoriti and the Lore have Booksellers, Stationers. Etc. 235 Columbia Street. Bheep from up rl\ ei fos, Reichen bach and when thi time came for unloading them thej made a stampede been released from thi Emerson dry Eor n_ertyi overturning one ol he dock, and Gilley-Bros.'tug, thi Plyei ...., -,, ___t\a an(j when he; had all will so on for repairs today. ,,��� shon Pivi n is announced In h a i - Issue wenl easl and th e In different British Columbia Gazette thai directions. The deck hands and office ii. i. ; Vidal ol Ni w Westmln- Btaff joined in the chase and the on- ppolnted s Jusl lei ol lookers had a free i ��� Somi came the pea< e. i far east as the ti am office and cir- Thi ateami er's lisi of pass- cled 11 two or three times and others engers this morning was rather a wenl round and shorl one. am..it thi names were; W. Slim", reed. D. lluiin. C. Akers and Miss Quaggan. The following were annum the steamer Transfer's passengers on her down river trip this afternoon: D. liii'iii. Ladnei : C. M, Am rill, Delta; ami Rev. J. P. Unwell. Ladner. J. Nelems and wife, of Chllliwai K. were passengers on the steamer Bea- Seaside Excursions. if you are going to the Old Gonntry or sending tor friends and desire comfort, travel via C. P. Ry. Atlantic Lake Erie Wesl St. .lohn. April 28. 2 magnificent new Empresses will sail in May. For particulars applj to I'd. (1,inlet, C, P. R. WnL I GORDONS | ?DRY GOODS HOUSE | I S building and lt ti in hour to I . animals In i three differ.in bands in three different places, IB ������-���"��������������� ���.���������������<���-���> �����������>>::o>��:>::o;:oxo: vvtXMtxtywww^*'****��� | -j; Not on Top, But Still in the Ring. | I House Cleaning Time Central Park Wedding. A qui) I wei'de i i this afti ��� uoon In the parsonai al Park, in which the Rev. Bell united in ihe holy bonds of matrimonj Mrs j iretsen widow of the��late I. -er this afternoon to the Royal City. , lreUt , s . to Bert. Tisdale Mrs and Mr. Nelems are enjoying a ot thla cUy, The brtde was given awaj short vacaUon. ,iy ]m. __0___ti ,. !,.���,���,��� and was al A very large number of, sportsmen t_____ __ tw$ bridesmaids, Miss turned out yesterdaj al Moody Square ,-ni.K,,,. Iln,i mt. Kelson, while the io take pari In the opening shoot of _____m WM supp0rted by his brother, the Gun Club. The events were num- A Tjs,|.i1(, \t,,.r the ceremony the |erous, and all were hotly contested. happy C0Upie boarded the ear for New The Balling vessel Vallore is expecl Westminster arriving at 8:30. After ,d in ihis evening. Captain Rogers,|a Bt_orl si ay hero they will remove to Central Park where they will reside In ful urn. the ;���: reatest range ot a ive you better latis- !��[ l-'nr instance, a good body ,���, J And .< a mav possibly need a carpet. \\ V them and can guarantee to save you monej ai >; faction than you can get in any other place >} Brussels, paper I'm- underneath, sewed V old carpets taken up, cleaned anil rein; ���! have the largest stock and the finest show rooms and the tines prices. ,���, >J Come and see us. It will pay you to see our stock before placing your >j V order elsewhere. _ ewed and laid for one dollar a yard urn 8 relayed for ten cents a yard. We j��J W. E. EALES, )*i ��� p Tin and 718 Columbia St. Four Floors. Rear Extension, Front Street ;���; ilfa_l��>>:<t��3��_���<S^^ DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS! Largest Stock In the City. Mounted in any Style you Desire Come and Inspect Them. W. C. Chamberlin the river pilot went oul on hoard the Georgia to take charge of her to her destination at the Fraser River mills. Editor Jackson of the Chllllwack Progress was one of the Ramona's passengers io Chilliwack this morning, after spending a few days in Van couver and the Royal t'iiy on business. A number of local people attended a soeiai hop ai the home of Mrs. D. [McDonald, Penman street, Vancouver. Aimui twenty-five guest were presenl ami refreshments were served during ih.- ninhi. A large milk vat, n * i teel and 2 feel deep which was shipped to the Langley cheese factory lasi Saturday EARTHQUAKE CAUSES HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE - . ,.-... . __ . V/iicmiia's-i aiia.fl'""' Ohtlllwack 1;|S| evening and ar (f^SSf*/ 't^TJt. r\vir\ol * ' Canged for a number of scows which 'S^Q^ Dl/IMON-J-Si The Jeweler, - Columbia St. wlll ,���, uslMl to raise the steamer Many Hundreds of People mu Mlled on the Island of Formosa. Toklo, April U.���A violent earth- quake occurred this morning in the | southern pun of the Island of Formosa. The casualties and damage done are was manufactured by the Vanstone reported to be heavier than those of Heating and Plumbing company, of (>1(, iils( earthquake. ! this city. .\a u rosult of the earthquake ln For- The Transfer had a very light pass- mosa last moniii. mil parsons were enger llBt yesterday morning. Among killed, 655 wero injured nntl 1,100 the arrivals ware Prof, nnd Mrs., houses domoltsliod. judges, Mrs, \v. L. McBrido, Mrs. on- ti,,, damage 'inn'1 wns roughly est!- chrlst, Mrs. Hume, Ladner; Miss Mills, ,���:itoi! ai $46,000,000. Sunluiry. o L. N. Smith, manager ot the York No Peace This Summer. ehlre Guarantee company, came |n| The Hague, April 14. ills rumored here on good authority thai ll is now certain thai the peaoe conference will nol meei here t hla summer. TO-NIGHT At Johnston's . Big Shoe Store . | Save Your Money J Look after the cents and the dollars will look after them- �� i, is'an old saying, but true nevertheless, and you can save the I ceni by dealing with us. ��� Our bUBineSS is Increasing 'very day, nnd no wonder, our pal- 1 roni are bo pleased with the way we do business, thai they can't ( help recommending their friends to deal at the Public Supply store. | and get tlie Best Goods. | as li le om- belief thai is is quality not altogether quantity that I the pulil. wants, we Bell th ii quality at the lowest possible price. I We want your pati mage, because we can give you satisfaction. . uw*.-X#:*ttiX��t^ 1 i 11 Important to Shoppers! Come nnd gel the choice of our well chosen stock oi Easter Kin j 1 I I _ ���:��� s Latest American Ideas in Brown Boots For Gentlemen At The Big Shoe House WE EXPECT TO BE BUSY THIS EVENING Everybody will want new Shoes for Easter. All the New Styles Displayed in Our Window Exhibit. We've a Choice Showing Wm. Johnston's Big Shoe House i GEO. ADAMS. . 1 oerles, You will eai more heartily and with mon' relish. We koep >J. �����; everything, and lots to choose rrom. Dp to the tnomenl In everj re- ,���, '6 sped Yon will lind our prices Sight and our Clerks attentive and Q I J obliging, ,J i It! We are selling tonight only as a Special strictly B Ask Us About It! BURNABY-' 7 acres on tram line ; 2 acres cleared ; good new 6 room dwelling, with electric light; splendid location. Price $21 OO. See us for terms. MI 1 UH 1 O /*��� Real Estate, Fire & Life Insurance CLeOCl, Mark & LO., Tel. 27.1. Near Tram Office | Fresh Eggs 20c per doz. C. A. Welsh, The People's Grocer I, I >$ p. 8.���Loti of Fruit and Green Vegetable* ^fnciQilJiU'yiilWIIIBU 1W B'fff ���ntnmtmsm%TmMw_%vies_m^^ 1 - ?< ��� f ��� THE DAILY NEWS SATURDAY. APRIL ': - ! '906. ;-^T\;:'.x^~.':"T-,-^^'TOistr^^ HUM HI ��� wtsW,-���mmmmmmm_mmKaam ' H ' Clothiers fU'- < ��� ��I Hs .01 :>s *ASl* ��� Easter Neck twear Men s F -��. ���������������������������t ��� Men's Ties 25c tu $1.50 SPECIAL STOCK Ties 50c -.-A. ._:���-.'.?:' ' .:���':���:���.'-"'."��� :^:.'r.v'-..-'. . t.t .;.,'.- ���*; ! i ��� i ! i i ��� i i i i t s ancy Hose Half | | Men s Fancy Vests 25c, 40c, 50c and 65c. Fancy, Stripes, Checks, Patterns In Pique and Fancy Cashmere PRICES $1.50 to $3.50 -n ;' S RAILWAY URADtKa LOLLIDE AT WORK Jim Hill's Arrny Us:;, Dynan.it Blast Harriman Forces Out of Way. to 1 Thi Oi Portland, Or., April nian today Bays; ���'The Hill and Harriman construction gangs iii Carson, Wash., on the north bank of the Columbia river, collided al noon j ei ��� rday, when dynamite was freely used Columbia Valley Railroad Company's ' waders off land belonging to the Harriman road. One laborer was hli by a Hying rock but only .slightly injur, d. A lighted stick of dynamite was also thrown among the Columbia Valley graders, bul the men took to their heels und escaped injury. Finally n deputy sheriff was summoned and warned the Hill construction gang to resist from further demonstrations. The sit imt ion was serious last nighl and further clashes ar. feared. Intended to Injure. "Members of the Columbia Valley crew siate that dynamite was deliberate! J laid Willi llie Intention of injuring their men, and was nol fired for thi i���'.: in" ��� of frightening them merely. This, they gay, is shown hy the i,ni that two mine- of dynamite were laid during the noon hour upon the spoi where the Columbia Valley crews wer,. al work. Winn they returned after dinner to resume operations, the fuse to lire the blast was quickly lighted, without warning to lhe Colum Ida Valley workers, who were almost upon the Spot before ihey learned a blast was about to be fired, "The latter say these blasts were ma sc upon the grade being establish ed by the Portland & Seattle Railroad contractors,/bul upon iho very spot where tbe Columbia Valley crews would resume operations. "The opposing factions then gathered about the se, ue ui' ihe explosion, nnd a long wrangle ensued over rights to th" property. The Columbia Val ley men claimed ownership of lhe strip, for which $1,500 had heen paid The Portland & Seattle graders *l��-1 west of manded to Bee their papers. The North 41 Columbia Valley men resinned opera- chains' tlons, hul slick or ^^^^^^^^ crowd. Call for Sheriff. "The dynamite throwing while the Columbia Valley was nulling in a call for lhe sheriff at Stevenson. Deputy Sheriff .1. W. Imanaoon reached the seem uml after a long parley warned lhe Portland & Seattle graders to desist from using force and threatened them wllh ar il any fUrthi ��� .. . ��� "The ..it s on heli ��� Portland & e four to one i i c in 100 men." The i h egonlan add - thai al a mei - Ing of i counsel i ending roads yi sterday, th. Portland .*. Seat- lie agreed to withdraw from the propertj claimed bj the Columbia Valley until a test suii can be tried the district court of Clarke to drive| county. This will occut nexl Tues- New Westminster, B. C. Each tender must be accom] bj an accepted cheque on a chin bank in favor of the Deputy of the .Minister of the Interior, for the amount of the bonus -which the applicant is prepared to pay for a licence. No tender by telegraph will be entertained. PERLEY O. KEYES, Secretary Department of the Interior, Ottawa, March 20th, 1906. come Into direct or Indin c! contact ��� cles. 2, All stables, yards, or sii ds used for the accommodation of ho or mules should be regularly and tn quently cleansed and disinfected in the manner prescribed below. 3. After cleansing the premises limbs and genera] unthrlftlness often thoroughly, and burning all debris, the characterize cases of glanders, the Interior should be well gone over with] disease exists in many animals with- -o- Much Finer Than Vancouver. The official Weather reporl for the ��� I ��� nding April 11. shows the following comparisons between Vancou- vei and New Westminster climates: Vancouver���Rain, .::i inch; highest temperature, n3, on the Bth; lowest, 36, on the lib. New Westminster Itain. .17 inch, highest temperature, 68, on the 5th; low, t, 10, on tin- 4th, 9th and 10th. Porl William, Ont., April i::.���N'uvi- ... i,ill open from the head of the i.ak.s ou Sunday morning, when the in "i n. v, mount will sail with a cargo of grain. The river Is clear Of lee, TENDERS. Tenders addressed to the under sinned at Ottawa and marked on the envelope 'Tender for the construction of a Hydrographic Steel Twin Screw Steamer," wlll he received up ���,, hoi steam, or boiling waler. adding to the latter al leas! one quart of crude Olic acid to each five gallons after which the entire surface should be thickly cOated with a hot solution of fn Bh lime wash, to which crude carbolic acid has been added In the above mentioned proportion. Outbuildings, fences and lying posts wit li which infected animals have been in contact should also, when possible, he thoroughly treated In a similar manner. All ordinary harness and stables utensils, which have heen in contact with Infected animals or infected proses, should he thoroughly soaked In " 'i"1" befon heing ��� .... barged the rest brought in contact with othe po annum for an individual, ami irom; nnum i. t a to A I'n-v mim r, having ��� mineral in place, may locate a claim 1500x1500 feet hy marking out the legal hearing <^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_^__ location indices, one at each end of 'he :' "" �� ���� dredgi ' [in, oi tm.- lode, or vein. m*r]i "�� c-wh ����ernal ��� .... , . , ,. , i , -,, ��� ' The lessee -ha", havi the ilaim shall be recorded within ... , .. . . .... . ., operation wit nn om s< ���'" tne i it .-i da -s if ocated within fen miles , , ,.,,,. . i ��� n- i date ��� : the lease t-r e ot a mining recorder s ol ice, one ad- , , ,,.. i,.; . i hut where a oerson or company n. 1 . .- [ulne species. T. li musi i.e borne in mind thai while nasal discharge, or ulceration ' lands, the presence of farcy buds, unaccountable swelling of the ���ntrv fee ?to. R nthe i perse ,-ho tn:,y rei bar : ggil the "' >' where out, for the time being, any external manifestations whatever, the only means of detection in such I Tes In- ing the Malleln test, and that these ditional (lay allowed for ever occult or lateiil cases are In some re- ditional ten rnilci; or fraction. speeis tin- most diingerous because fce for recording to the first day of May next, for lhe _ h(), mmoB Qf f,rm]|. ___Th___ ac,d construction of a Steel Twin Screw] ���f _ .^^ of Qne __T) l0 twpn(y_ Tenders for a Licence to Cut Timbsr on Doinonion Lands in thc Province cf British Columbia. SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Timber and Mines Branch, De- I ailment of the Interior, and marked mi tin- envelope "Tender for Timber Berth No. 171," will he received at this Department until noon on Wednesday, the 2nd day ol May, 1906, for a licence to cut timber on Berth No, 171, .situate in the Railway Bell in the Province of British Columbia, commencing at the southeast corner of Section 14, Township 5, Hunge 27, i the 6th Meridian chains; thence West 80 1 hence South 20 chains; South Steamer for ihe Hydrographic Ser-' '.ie.. in British Columbia waters, Specifications, plans and forms ef tender can he seen ai ihe office of the Agenl of ihe Departmenl of Marin and Fisheries at Victoria, II. <'., ill ile- CuBtom House at Vancouver, n. (' , nnd i" He. I >. purlin' IP here. Each tender musi he accompanied by an accepted bank cheque equal to 1.. p. r cent, of Hi,, whole amounl of ih.. tender, which will be forfeited 11 ihe person i ending the accepted ten- d t declines io enter Into a contrat t v.iih the Department, Cheques accompanying tenders which are not accepted will be returned Imi II at el y after a decision has been arrived at. Newspapers copying this advertisement without authority from the Departmenl will not he paid. F. QOURDEAU Deputy Minister of Marine and Fisheries. Departmenl of Marine and Fisheries, Ottawa, 2Mb March. 1906, Materials which might be unsuspected, Our experience shows that It is possible for animals of this class lo convey infection io others without themselves developing acute symptoms. It is therefore plain that great caution should bc exercised in the purchase or handling of strange horses or mules especially in those districts where the disease has become established. X. The carcases of animals dying from onslaughtered as being axected wllh glanders should, when possible, Injured he burned or,. falling this, hurled at ,1C a"- |,,��� where a person er c mpany M y .;f obtained more than one se one . . ��� rhe dredge for each fifteen n claim is $5 tion thereof is sufficient. F At least ifioo must be expended on|���_, ann���m fnr each mile of river per annum for each niilc the claim each year or paM tothe | ^V^'" Roy'a'lty "at'"the r mitiin g recorder in lieu thereof, When, and a half per cent, collected ,f two on tht e I output after it exceeds $10.0 _' Dredging in the Yukon Terntory- term of granted to a iree mmci .-��� �� ic 20 vear-; also renewal,',,' The lesseeU. right is conl submerged bar or bars m e rive below low water mark, _.t!'.'.t boua ,i the by ihe ahoy., treatment such as valuable harness, rohes, cushions, etc., which have been In contacl with Infection should he placed in an nir il: lit room and fumigated wilh For maldehyde afti r which ihey should be thoroughly cleaned. i in stables where outbreaks have occurred or wh.ro diseased animals have. Inadvertently or otherwise, been stabled, even temporarily, the cleans Ing and disinfection should be especially thorough and In such cases lt ls snfesi to remove and burn reed boxes and mangers when of wood; Iron articles can be rendered harmless by passing Ihem through flre or by Immersing them for some time In boiling water. All Utter from suspected animals should be burned or carefully fenced until used. 5. Farmers and Others shoulil. whenever possible, nvold admitting strange horses or mules to the prem- surface. . Where out- least six feci beneath tin ll. Owners of premise breaks have been dealt with should the N. W. T., excepting hear in mind Hint Inspectors cannot Territory: Placer mining recommend release from quarantine unless disinfection has been carried out In n satisfactory manner and that $500 has been expended or paid, the locator may, upon having a survey, ... , made and upon complying with other c. , ''! " ',","" *.r . ���,.,. he ' 1 !\ , , . Six eases <u five miles eai 1 may ce requirements, purchase the hind at; , . ff 1 granted to a Iree miner lor $1.00 an acre. \\\\\\\\\\\\\^^~mmmmmmmmma Permission may be granted by the Minister of the Interior to locate claims containing iron and mica, also copper, in the Yukon Territory, of an area not exceeding ido acres. The patent for a mining location shall provide for the payment of a Royalty of ��'/i per cent, of the sales of the products of the location. PLACER MINING- Manitoba and the Yukon :laims gen erally arc 100 feet square, entry fee $5, renewable yearly. On the North Saskatchewan River clsims are either ilarv to be fixed by its pi 1st day of August in the y 1 date of the lease, Thc lessee shall Im 1 in operation within two y the date ���f the lease, and for each live miles Within Kent,: t ,M'"mlie '-'' from such date. Yuk,,n Territt comptri Ih i |> t.i lu P the bar or bench, the former being 100 \'.i free miner shall ri 1 more ilia" one 1 each separate river, creek compensation for animals slaughtered (|.|.| |ong ;ill,| extending between 'ur'1, i,m ;'..,��� same miner maj cannot he paid until a certificate "I , I, an Ing and disinfection has heen i.e. hid by the Minister of Agriculture, Hi. Horse owners should have no hesitation in reporting io this Department Or lo Its Inspectors the existence of actual or suspected cases of gland- iind low water mark, 'l'lie latter in 'number of eludes bar diggings, hut extends back . fr,.(. miners I,, the base oi tbe lull or bank, nol , ling 1000 feet. Where stesm power is used claims soo feel wide may he obtained, I h dging in the Rivers of Manitoba and thc N. \V. T., excepting the Vu ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ kon Territory���A free miner may oh ers. The disease has heen spreading, t;1jn on]y two ],.;,., s ,,f live miles each rapidly of lull' years nnd It Is a mal-1 f,,r a term of twenty years, rcnew- 1 it of public Interest lhal every fresh able in thc discretion of thc Minister centre of Infection should In' d'seov- of the Inter! ered and dealt wllh ns promptly as I " '������ claims by I-i ' in partnership by I <" ��f * A Stained on river, 1')' claim niay be paving tec 01 *'_____T~���mmmr abandoned and another the -.nne neck, gulch ' t . giving notice ami paying a >"��� Work- must he done \ each year to the value ol ai - A certificate thnt work h \ ������,. the claim shall le' & ' abandoned, anad open I ��� ��� ^m be ^^ff__zJv were again scattered by a thence West 20 chains; thence lynamite thrown Inlo the j ises occupied by their own animals especially of the same species. It Is al good plan to reserve an isolated \'V^jjj^jfJPv building for outside horses or innles - ���~* ���' ��� hut where this is Impossible they may WARNING GLANDERS. ,���. .���,���,������,��������������� ._ ,,mv ,,,,,,,,.���, ,,���. Ill districts wh.re the existence Of tie not being subject to glanders in- thence; glanders Is suspected nnd especially fentlon. Such horses ami mules should in neighborhoods where actual out- i���. watered from special palls, which. breaks have occurred the adoption or together with all other stable utensils the following precautions hy owners U9e,i on or nbout (horn, should he possible, .T. fl. RUTHERFORD, Veterinary Director General, Department of Agriculture, Ottawa, March, 1900. Synopsis of Regulations for Disposal of Minerals on Dominion Lands in Manitoba, the Northwest Territories and the Yukon Territoiy. COAL���Coal lands may be pur- Fetroicuill ��� rm "i r- - . ��jor minimi Lands in Manitoba, tt!* west Territories and within tne {()f Territory, arc open to PW'P""" rc- and the ���""^,cr;;:mV���iy petroleum, is within ten discovery, an area 11,',.,���'ji"( wjj| be occurred foreman ^. chased at $10 per acre for soft coal 24 chains more or less to the North of horses and others interested will carefully cleansed and disinfected he- ______ ��20 fnr anthracite. Not more boundary of Section 10; thence East, do much to prevent the spread of the fore Icing used for other animals, than 320 acres can bc acquired by one along the North boundary of Sections! disease and the establishment of fresh stalls occupied by strange horses or individual or company. Royalty at in and 11, 100 chains more or less, to1 centres of infection. mules should be well cleansed and the rate of ten ccnti, per ton of SOooltional ten miles or fraction. $1 an acre, and the' point'Of commencement, contain- 1. Horses or mules having a nasal disinfected and, if at all possible, left'pounds shall bc collected on the gross \ The person or company staking a tract reserved, , and entry by a free miner The lessee's right is confined to the i The boundaries of a claim m *��� submerged beds or bars of thc river I defined absolutely by having ��� -( below any low water mark, and sub- made and publishing notices for lirst year and $10 per mile for each Yukon Official Gazelle. . . j rjn- subsequent year. Royally same as Petroleum���All iinnppropiatc placer mining. riacer mining in the Yukon Territory���Creek, gulch, river and hill claims shall nol exceed 250 feet in length, measured on the base line or general direction of the creek or gulih^'he width being from 1000 to 2000 Tcet. All other placer claims shall bc -'50 feet square, Claims are marked by two legal posts, one at each end, bearing notices. Entry must be obtained within ten days if thc claim ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ miles of the mining recorder's ofiice. acres, including the oil W*''> 'r'.tl.of Mowed for each addi- sold to the prospector at the -������-��� serve for an individual be for the having machinery on prospected, an area ol 19* ���� such period as he may " , lree length of which shall not except time, the breadth. ShOUId ��' P pector discover oil �� I"l* ��,, ?���ch lilies, and satisfactorily _*��____'_;.____ fyfi One extra day th well. : tb illdlf log an area of 400 acres more or less, discharge or other suplclous symp- The regulations under which a toms should nol in" admitted to livery licence will he issued, nlso printed or feed stables or yards, blacksmith purchased In or from districts where forms of tender and envelope, may be shops, church or school sheds, rail- glanders exists, they should, unless obtained at this Department or at Ilie' way stock yards, private stables or carefully tested wllh Malleln prior to unoccupied for some time, output, il. Where new horses or mules are QUARTZ-Pcrsnns of years and over and joint stink companies holding free miners' certificates may obtain entry for a mining location hold free miner's cer- offlce of the Crown Timber Agent at 1 other places where they ure likely purchase, be stabled apart and closely| A free miner's certificate is granted claim musa eighteen j tificate. The discoverer of a new mine is entitled to a claim or 1000 k'ct in length, aand if the party consists of two, 1500 feet altogether, on the output on which no royalty shall be renin namely. '-'*" rate of *.t ���''�� ' if tb' res. ere. Will be sold at the rate "' "".',. ���,ay subject to royalty at such rate be specified by Order in C0___ Deputy of the Minister tcrior. Dipt. Interior. W.W.C?^In- of tb�� % APRIL 14. 1906. THE DAILY NEWS "ESSIONAL fi < >f ��� . ' I Il Qui ' 11. A Carruthers Manufacturing Corny. H Show Cases, Store Fittings and Bar Fixtures The Carruthers Manufacturing Co. _ BOW! - I .'. ;i. B I Bil VANCOUVER, B. C. i.-- ?.7B-/r~-y- W- DE A EDMONDS and b ' ' ��� 311;., uster. li. L, Edmonds. M- ?. HAMPTON B I he i . reme couri. i ��� . ��� build- ���iiunihia Btreet, opp ,- ��� u *��� tminster. to i ey lo M ' RT1N B , ill !. ' ,\ew West- 1 I s- ; -r Easiness at the O'a Stand. W. McRAE, ...... - .... ! Merchant Tailor ! I 1 C-.'umbia Street. ' i-. ' . ��� now in. -1 Boilers and Pumps. Before placing your orders for NEW STEAM PLANT.' write for quotations. We have the LARGEST and REST equipped BOILER PLANT in Canada : : : "Canada" Heaters and Separators i lot hrahi Pata "Canada" Return Tubular Boilers Hi,i.am Pata i "Canada" Water Tube Boilers "Canada" Steam Pumps Full Si Pui carried at Vancouver and Rossland : : CANADA FOUNDRY CO., LTD. Address:"52��� and 529 Granville St., Vancouver, B. C. Dress in Reason ��� uiu i.e.; - rasnion : I - ��� inj Bto ot ' ��� ri '".Is. s.-i J- J, Dl IClOtB jerlngs. ��� ��� an Buppl: .... ir sar- rants. J. N. Aitchison, Columbia Street. -��� Ontario Seed Po *.* They are absolutely pure seed, medium sire, dry. smooth sid pi-olific. Extra Selected Earliest Six-Weeks Potato This van, ad on t . i'.. Jew i t S1j Potato the. earliest of over 28 early varieties ���64 bushels per acre. nsi ... in earlj dry and meal - ..:.,., , ... Lb. 25c. 3 lbs. 60c. postpaid; by express or freight. peck 75e bushel $2.50. bag (1 ,-. bush.) _ $3.60 FATAL TO BROOKS Ever On ��� EARLY SUNLIGHT ROSE OF THE NORTH Early, of excellent quality. Grand keeper and a wonderful cropper.���We havi yel to fm.1 a potato which has given bi ene faetion and is adapted to all sections of our nonunion than this. Rose color, fine si, Lb. 25c, 3 lbs. 60c. postpaid: by express or freight, peck 75c, bush $2.50. bag (Vj bush) $3.60 BEST EARLY. HEAVY CROPPING WHITE POTATO. -Ore ball. As a cropper It has yielded heavier than other early sorts, and proiin.es tubers ol large size. Vain able for oarlv marketing Cooks drj and floury. Lb. 25c, 3 lbs. 60c. postpaid; by express or freight, peck 7Sc. bush. $2.50, bag (1( 2 bush.) $3.60 Other varieties equally good of which we have not room to give details are: Early Ohio Gold Coin Empire State Sold in 90 lb. Sacks Irish Cobbler Corman Farmers' Favorite fcr $3.25 Four Favorite Local Grown Seed Potatoes are: Delaware, North Star. Eearly White Surpiise and Scotch Champion; 60ld in 100 Ib. sacks for $2.00, or at $30.00 ton. WM- RENNIE CO., Ltd., 66 Hastings St. W., Vancouver, B.C. J. H. Todd REFORM RESTAURANT BIG WANTS Wanted���",", rt] aW ed men to woi;. tor the Co on on the (Vorks. 1 lon as to wages and t i iplj to Mi Fui ness, Supt. of Works. For Sale���10 acres, 11 acres cleared, Good building. A Do aid Me. Clare. Porl KellS. 11. aler in Pianos, Organs, Piano Players, Columbia Gramaphones and Kecords. Zithers, etc. Carnarvon St, brtwn lOtfa and Milium. First Ciass Meals at all Hairs. English, Japanese and Chinese Styles. From 1 5c. up. GIVE I'S A TllIAl B. C. Monumental Works . -'.'ES McKAY. Proprietor. "��� :��� and manufacturer of Marble and Granite Monuments, Headstones, Tablets, Tombstones, ttc. Write for prices. '���lew Westminster, B. C. J. H. TODD, Burr Block. Mrs. Lizzie Chan, Lost���Un ni near , Quei n S avenue and fith street, n photo of young gentleman with name on back. Finder please retui ii to this , Fcr Sale���Modern "-roomed house on flue corner In Wesl End; two lots stable and fruit trees. Cheap Appl; v ' offlce. Cull or write for nrieea. PROPRIETRES SPROTT-SHAW J. HENLEY Manufacturer of Business Institute 336 Hastings Street VV., Vancouver Mineral Waters, Etc. Aerated Waters, Commercial, Pitman and Gregt} Shorthand. Telegraphy and Engineering (Civil, Marine and Stationary i Coui i THE BEST of courses, the BEST of teachers (eight) and the BEST of salaries. ft. .1. SPROTT, B.A., Principal, 11. A. SCRIVEN, B.A., Vice-Principal, Family Trade a Specialty. Tel. 113. Office, Eighth Street. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Lest���Small purse witli small sum of money at toot of Cemeten streel g ton, Return to Mrs. ('isomer, i'ioni Btreet, or D illy News. Wanted���2000 Cords ol Hemlock Bart ai the Fraser Rivi i raunerj. Ltd taken In lots from 25 cords up. For ��� particulars applj to the manager al Tumi 'T or P. O, box is?. New \\ i ii minster. For Sale���Young Ayrshire Bulls pure ; : i read; tor service, W. U. Austin, Sapperton. Eggs for Setting���Pure Barred It", \ $1,00 per si tting, J. W. Au i Lon. Wanted���Fresh milch cow. Applj P O. Hoy 332 or Dallj News Offlce, Citi For Sale���mi Egg Chatham Incul Cheap. Only used once. Apply 199 Sixth avenue or P. O. Boj I For Sale -Old papers suitable for �� ap] ing up parcels, etc. Apply News office. Found���A house kej in "Tipperary". Apply Dally News Offlce, For Sale���Young Cow and Calf, new- 1\ calved. Mrs. T. Hembrough, ltili Bt. and 5th ave Wanted���Boys from it to it years of age to work in Box Factory, also box nailers, \ppiy IV C. Manufacturing Co. end of Lulu Island bridge City. Belyea & Co. General Hauling and Delivery. Heavy Hauling uur Bpecallty. Wood and Coal Dealers Columbia Bt, below Tram Office. Telephone lbu. Too Big for His Boots. ' ' Tei ,,,W j , i youi an he had a position in thi office i wl ��� . reputation toi ability and integ NairnaiT ��� man fell : ll '. Ii was soon plain to him thai the head of the firm had outlived bis u ��� and the youngster used to feel Borrs to think whal w.uii.i happen to his employei if lie ev.r left him. The young man was not treated in thai office with all the deference be thoughl due to him, and one day. when somebody went too far, he entered his employer's private office and un burdened Ms mind. Sheer magnanimity made him over- Artistic Effects in home decoration need noi be expensive. Quiet, rich coloringB, making an admirable background for furniture and pictures, can be hail at reasonable prices if you call .... at ... . HUDSON'S Wall Paper Store Sixth Street. I ��� Clark ��� ...i ��� Bast . Fri- I ��� mil. i [row his -if,, just " : ' Convicted t month His " ��� ap to i hi n he .���int him. i hi ������ re- V. il st" ������ s htm to : ' co Incidi ��� numbi '.,,..,. " whi n the .bed, when he I ���,i other- :. indifferent. Two guards qiili ���. ,i him bj ed him up tli�� si..,,,, flight and npi he si iffold. Broi I , nighl and slept only two heir Ml ,.f il,,. time he paced up ami down the narrow cell smoking a W c ci ai He ate a kfasl and al t 30 received a Catholic pries', who remained with hi end. The | was 1 urli l In the prison cemel ��� ' Brooks was the Rlxth murderer to be hanged al the prison since iln> n.w law requiring all executions fo place ;u Hie penitentiary went inlo nffoet. look a loi ol things, bul he ,li,l nol in glei i to Baj thai he would nol endure -ueli treatmenl another day. He was going to leave, and al once. Then !i.. nans,.! to gin the head of the firm a chance to apologise and beg him not to Hlin Ue leaving. His employer ,li'l nol looh up from IMb desk. He stmpls Bald to the young man, ill a polite lone: "Please don't slam 'li- dooi when i.ni no out." ary Milling Company NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH FLOUR Hungarian Patent. Stong Bakers. Sonora Graham. FEEDS Feed Wheat Barley Oats Com Partners Know the Stability of Our Brands Ready for Business Just received several carloads of well known brands, house hold names in the East and unanimously agreed by all the pink of perfection in purity and excellence. Hungarian Patent Flour IS A WINNER Used in baking produces results that excel all others. Light! puffy pastry. Thc Housewife's Best friend P f ��� V Ll i ADLE-iJj t St. City 1 H 1 l ������I ��� ��� I FLOUR 1 1 I 1' Whole Wheat Rye i Cor n IV leal ��� - FEEDS H 1 1 i Shorts, : Mm 'lot -flS- ��� ' I -1' hi Bran, _H wk H ���*ttl B .all ;'��*< Chop. I wl. 1 fl R ���'��� ��� ,T?I T. I.1. ��� 8 THE DAILY NEWS SATURDAY, APRIL 3 '906. TT^~7^~PHTm*"1 JWSUa f?!-^-*-=-BSrq-ar- .-vivw-fc ...Xr-"3Ej.-MI��" H^-IA-UsWBagSWg g_s_��ryrT_T-*f'7r;:r'-'.: ��� P*r-r- *_ ~ Summer Hats Straw Hats Panama Hats Linen Hats cQP��t ^MS ��� \ Boys' Blouse Suits ussian Styles Boys' Blouses EASTER : SPECIALS Men's Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits. Special Soft Bosom Shirts. Stocks. Summer Underwear of superior style and finish. H. L. DeBeck For Easter Toggery I \ X ty. SGflC3SSB_?_a !R_E__t3E3S8S9SSftjf.WIBE_B re_ir-a-H--r-*g--3��f3?'- ���-*���" >^i^_S__BS--3*-^��*Sieffi-l-S -J '���* ��� t-nm SOMETHING TASTY ���TO ENTICE THE APPETITE- Fresh Celery. 10c. per stick. Nice and crisp. Fresh Lettuce, nice big heads. 5c. per head. Potatoes, the best you ever saw. $1.00 per sack. T. S. ANNANDALE West End Grocery i t CHURCH I SERVICES j Sunday. April 13 , SOME GO TO CHURCH, OTHERS GO FISHING Beautiful Weather of Good Friday Allows for Much Open Air Aifiusement. OUR GROCER. D. VV. Gilchrist, Mgr. tVXS&SSEllSti&X^ 1 .���: Fire Insurance. Life Insurance. We have been appointed agents for ihe Union Assurance Society of London. England, which has been carrying on fire insurance business since 1714 A. IJ., und which has a capital and accumulated funds of $20^)00,000, The National Life Assurance Co. of Canada, assurance record: Dec 31st, 1899 (5 montl I .A ranee ii force $60,400. Prem. $22,954.60 11)00 Asi'.ii-i.nee in i.i ce i'i.7! i'.-'i n. Premiums $ 62,605.96 l"lll ������ " 2 5! 1,904. " !i2,02!i.:lo 1902 " " i,897. " 126,695.21 1903 " " ' J6,112. " 150,644.68 1904 " " I i09,754. " 166,384.20 MONEY TO LOAN 186 Colu McQUARRlE & CO., *el Estate Brokers rid Contractors :. NEW WESTMINSTER, 8. C. Holy Trinity Chui Com- m, 8 a. in. Mi ling ; rayer, Holj Communion and iddress, 11 a. in. Evening prayer and sermon at 7 p, in. Sunday school al 3:00 p. in. lev. A. Shildrlck, re< I . Si. Barnabas Chur h���Holy Communion, 8 a. in. Morning prayer, Holy | Communion and sermon ll a. in. Evening prayer and si rmon, 7 p. m. Sunday school. 3 p. n . Ri ���. C. W. Houghton, rector. Wesl End Methodist, Rev. A. .1. Brace, pastor���Services 11 a. in. and . tn. Sun.lay school and hible class, 2:30. Burnabi Sunday school, 2:30, Service, 3:15. Pra er ��� ��� Ing We Im - s p. in. Morning subject, "An ''.��� iter Mess ig ." Evi ning subject, ���v ,-. . Prom the Cross." Mu le il >������::�����:��: :���;��-*. ���"�����:' s ��;>.>; >:>:>:>;:��:>:>i>:>[>i*>:>i>;>i>i^��i>;>i>i*��>i>i ���������������������^c ���*���������������<(>����������*?'<-*��'> ������������������������**�������������������������������������������������� * ��� ��� ��� A. HARDMAN I Hardraan & eryson Practical Sanitarians Complete line of Granite, Aluminum and Tinwares. Eetimates furnished on all Classes of Plumbing Work. Columbia Street NEW WESTMINSTER Sole Agents Monarch Ranges ���������������������������������������������������������������������������*������������������������������������������������ Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada Amount of Policies now ln force exceeds $n,iiuu,UUU.OO Amount of Assets, legitimate a nil solid, now exceeds SV,OUU,UUO.00 This Is a company of polioy-hotders, by policy-holders, tor policyholders. OIK Mill iii: l lie largest amounl of Assurance for the Least Possible Outlay. S. W. BCDLEY, District Manager. New Westminster, B. C. 'Phone 8b. ����������������������������������������������������������������������*��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� \ THOS. R. PEARSON Can Arrange Terms Tor You. 8_:i���One hundred imd Bixt y acres,beautifully Bltuated on the southern slope ol me serpentine Valley; tirst-class land, tronung on the Clover Valley Road; near the railroad ami river; good road; land is very productive; ahout mi inns In first-class condition. flood and convenient ouildlngs. All necessary Implements and stock. This Is well worth Investigation, Price, JIIO per acre. 1027���An unusually good buy, One hundred and sixty acres; B0 to 7T> acres under tirsi-ciasH cultivation; '.) acres under Hops, nil in good shape; lu-roonied dwelling in good condition, liarn bllxliii); liop kiln and baling room in gooil condition; the buildings on the place are worth ai least ta.uuu. Bert and Creek runs through the property. This is a mosl desirable farm; from J2.500 to $U,5UU per year can he taken off It. Price, sji/.sOO c ash. ���������������������������*�����������������������������������������������������������������������<���*������������������������������������������������ '���' - I FRUIT TREES V THE FINEST VARIETIES THAT MONEY CAN BUY. Apples, Pears, Cherries, Plums, Prunes. Peaches, Crabs, Small Fruits of all kinds ��ll J�� Ornamental trees nnd shrubs ln great variety, evergreen niul gold- ;���; 'fi en from 2 to (i feel. Roses, paeoiiles, rhododendrons, privet, ever- ��< [���J green, and broad leaved for hedg( s. Catalogues free. ;���; w D. M. Robertson & Sons % ��� 5 I Tynehead Nurseries. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. | B i Mdnties&Kerr 10 acres of rich black loam soil, lirst class for fruits and vegetables. All under cultivation. Pries $500. Terms. 25 acres, good land, all under cultivation. Price $50 an acre 50 acres of No. 1 level land. 40 acres ready for the plough, balance small hardack. Close to school, church, P.O., store andR.R. depot, all at $2,500. How is this for a snap? 15 acres rich black loam land, three acres cleared and cultivated. Fruit trees and strawberries, four roomed house, large barn. All for only $550, very easy terms We have the choicest selection of farming land to be had, and cordially invite your inspection of some of these properties. Note our address. McINNES&KERR Real Estate Brokers, Rooms 1 and 2, Dupont Blk. Telephone 170. NEW WESTMINSTER services: Morning, i'; Cah iry to Gli erl .'. Lacey, (From itata). M he Toi Herhen J, Lacey. T u Ligl i by He. bei ��� J. Laee; . Easl I ��� t ,.-, . ; .,,!���,. Mrs. .\. .1. Brace. The Lord Is Risen, Mendelssohn's ol ition." Queen .- Avenu church, Rev. SV. II. Barraclough, B. A., pastor���A chorus of 50 young voices will (;""'1 Kli,1;l> certainly could nol the choir in the services tomor- have l n better, even bad Dame row. and the church will be suitably Nature made an extra efforl along the ���..I tor the occasion. In the lim. o�� _____ w,..uhl.,. production. The Diorning a memorial service will be su_ ^^ ^ ^ flay .^ (h(, held In memory of the members of the . , , . " . ,,, . ��� air was jus! warm enough m make a church who have passed away during ihe conference year. James Fisher day in the open air ihe mosl delight- Olga Haggman, Sarah Flux, and Rol> t'ul thing In the world. With the exert .1. Hall. Pastor's sul |ect, "Victory ception of the mills all was as still as nve,- Death." Pastor's evening sub- ., SaDbatn ,1;lV| and ,he cit) Btreets Th.. Fraternity of the Upper were almost deserted. .Many and Room.' , , .,-,,,��� ,.|, i, varied were the ways in which the St. Andrews Presbyterian (lunch��� Rev. J. S. Henderson, pastor. Services, citizens observed the holiday. The 11 a. in. and 7 p. in. Sabbath school Industrious householder put a good and Bibb class, 2:30 m. V. P. S. faithful day in the work of home C. E. Monday, i p. m. Prayer mee beautlflcation and many a lawn thai ln8w' tawtoy.8 P- "��� Morning sub- uttato looked neglected and manj -, |i cl ��� The Message of Easter Mom . , ,. , . .., ., . ,. : . garden ihni was m-owrn- up wi'h i. h med < orda and Strengthei ' Special weeds now stands as a memorial to music i������ the choir. the energy of the owner and adds to itist Church���Preaching bj the beauty and up-to-dateness of an Rev. M. I.. Rugg, u. U.. al il a. m. and up-to-date city. 7:::,i p. i.i. Subject of Bermons, morn- The more rellgously inclined found i ing: ���'Th" story of the Resurrection pleasure in the day's services con- of Jesus chrisi: is ii History or ducted In the Roman Catholic and Mythology?" Sunday school at 2:30 Anglican churches. A! St. Peter's p. in. Young People's meeting Mon- cathedral high mass was dispensed in day evening at 8 o'clock. Mid-week the forenoon to a large number of prayer meeting Wednesday evening at communicants. In the Queen's Ave- 8 o'clock. The ordinance of the aue Methodist church in the evening Lord's Supper will he observed at tho the pastor, Rev. W. 11. Ilarraelough close of the morning service. I conducted an interstlng service i_ The New Gospel hall, corner Sixth commemoration of the resurrection of avenue and Ninth street���Morning the Son of Ood. meeting at 11 o'clock, Breaking of Judging by the large number who Bread. Al 3 o'clock Sunday school sallied forth, armed with rods, lines, and bible reading. At 7 p. m. Gospel baits, files, etc., the poor little fish meeting. A hearty invitation extended that make their home in the Brunette io all. river, must have had a very hard o time of it. Whole families spent the day on the river banks and already the usual stories are afloat ahout the Th.- New Westminster association ln,mens��� six-pound trout which got football team played a tie game at ,[Way )ug, ____ ____ .,nf_u.__ ,,,���, go1 ,,���,���, I.adysmith yesierday for the Provln- ainlos( ashore. cial championship. The final score 0nt, weH-known young man showed was one goal each, and the game was (U,cl(1(���|iy monopolist ie tendencies und las! and furious from start to finish. WMS ���,,>.,.,.���,,, staggering along the '' bank near the bridge. carrying a Six inn water boilers for distrlbu- huge grub basket, the sob- escorl of tion in Vancouver have been ordered three young ladles who were making from the Vanstone Heating and Plumb- goo-goo eyes al the finny Inhabitants Ing companj of this city. of the stream and trying to lure them ������������������ Into bluing the festive lish worms, ���m���cv-^ixzL*BZ���iVH. .i)y.-.-g?ii:y..mg5- pecial Showing Oi Easter Neckwear Visit our Neckwear Department the balance of this week and ?ee the Swell Showing of Ladies New Easter Neckwear which we have displayed on our center tabic-. Every Description ol Lace Tier. Lace Collars. Sik Collars. Windsor Ties. Linen Collars, Four-in-Hand T,e- and W ash Collars. All the season s novelties arc to be found in our display for this special occasion. A SPECIAL CLEARING OF ODDS AND ENDS 10 dozen Ladies' Tie-. Collars, Belts. Etc.. Regular Values from 35 to 75c each, for this week only. TO CLEAR 25 CENTS. W.S. COLLISTER & CO. __ai_ffiS_3-7Ti v7-'C_!5-S8_-_��_*_;.* i_as.er Novelti Tie at Ladysmith. PHONE 88 and get particulars ABOUT THOSE BUYS ON COLUMBIA ST., EAST which ihey dangled temptingly In one limped stream. All along the bunks of the stream on both sides of bridge hoys and i^ii'ls and li^ile children dangled books and lines In ihe water and waited for the llsh thai never came. The sl range machines. Which now keep track of 111., business on the big bridge, were In danger of getiIng not, the keepers had lo whirl so often on the crank ns (hey kepi tab on tho stream nt livery rigs lhal passed procession-like to and fro throughout the day, to say nothing of the large number of pedestrians who sought recrea- I Fine corner with stone wall; u"n ,n ,,"
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