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Ite, Shiles & Co REAL ESTATE (lumbia St \i Phone 85 v 2, NIIMBEH 145 White, Shiles & Co. FIRE INSURANCE NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 21, 1907. 10 CENTS PER WEEK Ul SURVEY fOR fORT LANGLEY SUCCESSFUL CONVERSAZIONE. Ladies of Holy Tr.nity He c ? Cream Festival. Ice /*. ONE CENT A POUND BREEDS TROUBLE RUSSELL HOTEL SOCD. C. J. Tabor Purchasers Property From E. J. Fader. DANGER IS PAST CLEVELAND LIVES C-e.-. ESOKER DISAPPEARS. ors Fear That Salvation Leader Has Absconder1. my nment St. [mLiner Place. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ must elelightful I took place lasi prl. Want Chiiliwack George's h ^ ,>;,ic.es of '" toEunThrough %��<_ ' /��� sustained md hife v, _ ., cholr rendering se, well merited th. hi - . .: Ungley made the tdien , , .... Masu \, ���,. \V< stminster| Peebli also favon ! ,( meeting with selections on thi of ' ' niinutlve set oi es. His effort.- were lou lij The- program �� , . Wjth Fisheimsn Object to Decrease in Price Paid for Salmon ���Union to Act. Ji;.: ' A will ��� ag of the Fishermen held on Saturday afternoon for Follow ing the d< cisl a 11 .. le by the board ol license commissioners at the meet Ing vTe [m - ... ��� n . gi anting a liquor license t'i r the new hotel Russell, a den! which had been in | gress for some tin., was closi . yesterday, and E. .1 Fader has sold his interest in the business te' C J. Tabor, union 0; Woodstock, N. B. The deal, winch was pul through by Regina, .lune 20.���"If I am not back iin three days you need noi expect me Former President on Road " -������' v",;< the parting words of 'Walter c, Clarke, prominenl In leva! to Complete Recovery Af ter Serious Illness. S tion Army work, real estate broker, auctioneer anl general man ,- affairs, just before be left Regina ���: ��� . s ar. Ho is owing a o d k. June 20.���Advices from ;,.,-,..,. thousand dollars In the citj and his creditors have small hopes . M . I ose o R. M. Sperlim mpany, n ordi r to ,, ,ntag�� is-hlch I orchestral music, during which ice to bangley if the pro-lcream, cakes ��� ' Chiiliwack I and sundrj otht ments wen ��� ^^^������Fei 11'I A 1 nt surveys, the . ��� .. --j. ment. rogram, dancing was Indulged in for - :-'' '���'���'��� l n couple of h .: mih - wi anl gathi ring dispersed ... foi thi elusion oni ol thi m< st successful Mr. S] ��� rling ' onversaz om s of the seasoi Tin- following an ��� ������ . ��� ��� . .. who tool an active pa ; ii th< rom Ungley. it w*fld not only pa] .,.,... Q) ^ ; . , ^ ��� of discussing the action Iial(. & \^nv WOuld have been concluded Borne time ago had a lift.use. . een sei un d. as the whole transaction hinge I on thi ai tion of the eom- :. Issioni : - i:e granting Mr, Fader's ap- . : Mr. Tabir Is well known ln Woi Istock, having conducted one '��� thi fim st and mi si i I i-date hotels in S'ew Brunswick, and will run the Russell on the sam ' uslni bs principles which bave made him pop- i] fish buyers, n bo on Wed- ��� .. the price oi s| Ing one i ��� nl a ; ound. As ��� ��� i'' .. the fishermen ob- strenuouslj to this n ... and the mei tint! on Sat- ely to ��� suit is. Bonn 'i.e" - .... n their part, .������....��� I bj the N'-u - ; iVt< rday, - . .el ol the local fishermen declared Nt ��� ��� ^ Princeton, N. .1 . earl) todaj announced thai former President Qn rei lng him again. Cleveland last night passed the dangei �� Tomorrow an auction sale In Ing point of anothei serious attack of conducted of his office fixtures. Clarke sickness. .He had been perilous!) ill was prison gate mlsslonarj for tha ��� ; some days. The crisis has now army for Saskatchewan and il safel) passed and his recover) Is look- eged thai he traded on his godliness e i for. to bolster liis tottering credit He waa Cleveland was stricken .ins: a t< engagt i to a girl of p>ei,i fanitlj here the beginning of the commencemenl and stuck lis prospective father-ln- a< Princeton university, The attack, law lor $8,000, while he Induced n . ncing . bull! such dis- ��� would .en no account go out ular in that pari of the world ��� ���- ' '��� '���'- ;han five "''- Per So change will be made regardin ..- the salmon was now run-, the furnishin In. In Buch small numbers-that tl"- the hotel. The work will tee carried ';'':'"'';: I -'! -���<;'' difficult) in on thi same as when "Mr. Fader had ' ; - '-'��� ;-h ;" ,l;:lk'' i; worth charge, and the new building is ex- their while to cast out their nets, pected to be ready for guests some was diagnosed as stomach or Intestinal trouble. So alarming eliel his con- ���; '���.-. b. come las; Saturday thai Dr. and specifications of Carnochan ^' Dr. Bryant summoned in consultation In Princeton Drs, Eld- ward G. Janeway and Andrew .1. Mc- young .englishman tee leave his Job In tt chartered tank and Invest his slen- tiei Ml in the firm. \ -. storous, but not very judicl as advertiser, he Btuck several eastern papers for considerable sums. The to the c. Woods, Mr. Morey, leader. ^H ethers, but would also j JJlsses Wardel, Miss Turnbull, Miss Judging by the remarks made by the time before the provincial exhibition I? ami considi e loss rn t.ie B. C. j Peele, Mr. and Mrs. Broad, Mr. .:- freight would not be hauled Dingle. Mr. fnsley, Mr. Whitraore Istai ' enevei It was prac- Mr. Beattie. Orchestra, Mr. Morey, ��� any otoei means. Mr. tnsley, Mr. Smith. Mr. Brachef Bowker, ol Langley, The refreshment arrangements were ..till in thi Intro- conducted by the ladies of thi W. A. pointed out that nol society of the- church. fould the change in the line pro- ���- Cosh. Ni w York specialists. Sunday only ray of hope for his creditors lies the patient's condition remain-.',1 the in the report tliat he wenl a similar mucin r ill Kamloops some years ago mi i. a large vote in favor of a cessa- opens. tii a o! work will be cast at the meet- _ ,���. ll - te :.i ri .v. . Purdy Takes a Partner. Very few salmon were caught yes- r A. McKlllop, an experienced fruit and candy business conducted fly home for som�� t,me and i( is expected will have to Spend his entire summer I mi rs tx ol great arties conci mi .. but was also a more pri ctl table | as the country was level and ��� la; a large number of the boats candy and ice cream manufacturer returning without hauling in a single has purchased a half interest in the fish. B Another matter which will be dls- R, c. Purdy, next to the tram offict tssed al thi union meeting will he Columbia street. The increase of the in s'><-llision. thi resolution recently Introduced at business during the pasi few months1 ~ a board of trade meeting with refer- had been so marked that Mr. Purdy ence to i.lit tearing up of nets by decided to take some one into part- was booms of logs going up the river. The nershi] with him, and after negotla- introduced yesterday in the conven- fishermen consider that they die all tions, Mr. McKillop, a recent arrival tion of the National Eclectic Medical ln their P��wer to get out of the way from Edmonton, secured a half Inli Drs C. G. Winter 0f "f booms, and blame any accidents terest. Mr. McKlllop conduct, d a Vancouver that happen on the river lo the tugs fame, rearing a desperate siege, plans were made by the. physicians to have the spacious Cleveland grounds roped off and privately policed to prevent the intrusion of strangers and to prevent unnecessary noise. Cleveland will be confined to nis Osier Dubbed ".Medical Nihilist." I/'.- Angeles, Jum 20.���A resolution denouncing Dr William Osier as a "Medical Nihilist," anil refuting his the age limit for action. e built at a less cost lhwjr>' regardin. : . e three oi Iglnal sur- Hi ��� ��� Mi Sperling's at- rge numl ��� oi men association .,;,.,! I,}.., ;, v. ,v Minneapolis and E. G. Sharp of Guth- tasti ��� irposi ei' ; :..- rie, Okla. The resolution was re- ��� -, .. . ..,. 0ffj aj, . ,,,. 'rred to the advisory board and will ... ,,.,.,. th ��� this '' reported back to the convention i conclu ������ ly that thi Langley were taking a greal deal of \ n the location , : tie. line. ... tant ��� ' att v.i-r- r.'.e- i at length bj M'. '���'. - ��� Ihng making coj ious I .. ther Langley spea ��� having seM:).. !trong . i tor the in tludi g of f in 1 ii mway line tt. I hil- . ��� Ing li sti d ��� .. p almosl ever; i ne < ' thi ;. pul ti '��� PiB at . ;. ngth, Sa. rling rem ed Julth' .... , |r( :ii|, it did - ' :. ilow ���r would ^B GAZEEKA DAMAGED. t Swift Vancouver Yacht Hurled Side by Gale. and then gol down to business and finall) paid all liis debts off In full. A cualifii el member of the English bar. he often styled himself the "Converted English Lawyer." Some of those who trusted him would like to see liis pro- phises converted Into cash. Re waa iast seen at P. use. TRAIN WRECKERS. candy business in Vacouver ', considerable time, and was the same business in the capital. Dete: :ive?. Investigate Attempt Ditch Westbound Exprecs. RUSSIA RETURNS STOLEN MILLION Calgary, .Tune 20.���Canadian Pacific railway detectives are investigating whal Is believed to have been a deliberate attempl to wreck the westbound passenger train near Maple Creek. ROOSEVELT HANKERS I ALTER B. C. BEARS After Fifty Years Family General Jail Breaking Planned. Receives Compensation for Portage la Prairie, Man., .lune 20.- rt j- i /--, i "n connection with the recent break Confiscated Goods. Grizzlies of Cariboo to Be Sure Targets for Toddy's Trusty Rifle. leismm i Chi ago, June 20. V ��� r being de- ��� ived of his inht ritance for more than half a century. Dr. F anklin Slo- lune 20.���Probably the for a worst damage caused by the storm ilso in last night was the wreck of the yacht''11 Coanuilla Vlberta Gazeeka, owned by Captain Thymic. The trim yacht, which is well known to local yachtsmen and which has taken part in many races, was hauled up on the ways on the beach near the club liouse. to allow the official measurer, George Busehby, to get in his work. Unfortunately she was not properly supported on the high lock. lend the strength of the wind was not allowed for. When the gale struck her slif was hurled from the ways to l the stones beneath, and fell on one side, almost completely smashing It. She is badly damaged ami will not | take part in the cruise to Seattle, deputief li where it was Captain Tliynne's in- Japanese Excluded. Mexico City, June 20.���According to a report, a thousand Japanese who reached Salina Crui June 16, have been forbidden to land owing to the bubonic ilague, which it is said exists among them. The men are laborers ser.: here to work In coal mines DEPUTIES INSULT TRENCH PREMIER Clemenceau Has No Desire to Retain Power Situation is Acute. pa ng from jail of the prisoners Phillips I ..-ml Leary, some details have- come to ''ghl which lead the authorities to efflce es er,-. Theodore Roosevelt, j tention to race her Coming mii.pos,. thai a more or les general p1 ,Sidenl of the Uniti I State . will does at this time tiie accident I ' v' lanned' six '"i:" '������' ���'������'���������' " :- Columbia cn a hunt-! tremely unfortunate as the Gazleka . , - - - . ,- '':'"" Were ln,Illleated antl tnese 'P- 'ng trip. Such the Informa lon m- is one of the besl yachts in the fl J cum, a prominenl un sician o1 this .,,,,, ., hPrr,r, ,.,,. mmristrnte v. - ��� ��� ���������������:��� i e. - . ..- , ��� "ls '" ,,,< rieet, ^^' ^��^��^" ,i.mi. ihioi. tne magistral yester- | tained In a letter rrom Warburton |and would have held her own in Seat- . f in he tin mi rs Ity, \\-,i>hiriii\on)^s\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\Wih :o:<i^'b\ns_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^\--u.Ulyi i ''; .'.e-'iiia. for ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ city to conclude final arrangements ners to escape ^-J'"v"' ] <,1(,S01' (llM,:'p' ^nis\WWW The case was con- Htissian ambassade i to I ������ : 'niti I Sl ites. o recovt ry of his fathe lie '' tis^uJBM ��� iheir request the a In ord< r to d- - ild be t" tin i :' ��� lo taki theii H' ' ��� '^^^sm^^Sm^^^^aM^sm^aM^aM^aM^aM^aMEEE^aMEEEEEEE^aMEEEEEEaEEEE ���'��� :.��������� a survev- which amounts ���: ... I ��� tnoi than $1,- the application of the crown p -��� ovtnce ancl b-- resources, -_. ..... i itor n remand was granted aftei the peculiar Interesl was In the report; he i _ved "' '"'vn yesterday , ride n te bad been taken : : heard and n ad of the big -. nu ��� Ito be found in the forests. Mr learned that one pleaded guilt- and the others denied the charge. As the ���;:,. president . ( the great rtune-1 investigation is not yet complete, (en aisclosed a wide knowledge Mr. Pike was in Washington re- ��� ntly and was .. guesl 'of Mr. Roos ��� ."It ai dinner. Daring a conversation ��� republic, of this ' ��� . I ��� I and would have n 10 the land In eh,- The Blorj ,,, ,: seizur bul the Slo- June iO. la the chambe; ... e tumuli 1 scene d r. iug Whil b Pr. mil . ' en., an was iddi ��� i ; terms toi bis Inti rpi ition the govi rami nt on Its repn I i - towai ds ������ nt- gi ,'V.. poned ml ' ' ��� of tie- , .. ��� .".!' : ������ dei I le I, d he had uo | i ��lar ei- aire i , ,., ��� ��� Paris, June 20, Premii r Cl ecelve an nev, Midi, where tho exas i tion of u iva |nj| Message- ;,, the premlet cami ngley. ll il was ���a -.- - : , tlcablt . '<:��� ��� Im luded In the ' ''"' 1il1" 1 nl timi . this was uprising in 1S49 "������'<��� information ns he elder sloclIIn wa . tm fortune, the original amoun which was about $ if recti la Lyons, indical lng thai To Eradicate Hobo Fraternity. | Roosevelt's love for the strenuous uackj Chicago, Hi. .him- 20.���Harriman, chase, and the heads ::n.i hides of famous Russian imi and other big railroad chiefs have j wild beasts, slain I j his own lu n ��� I n Hlnde, Bowker, ll. ". w. M. a i. ra, ' P Hi ghi n, R. J. ��� ��� a". G Tayl i I '"'ir, i Pi Ison, C. ll. v. fl Ra ��� Inson, ���'.'i'i. A, E, Kan,I, I). :��� pre ''in ttlve i! wa, General Man- R. Glover, who was " mi etlng, was un" At thai time' the entered Into an agreement with the well known, and having achieved ,n exporter of silk ;':i,i"'',! conference of charities and nbout all the fame that the wild x< ��� and tea from china and Japan, doing j eorroetlom to secure a national com- 0f the United States ran offer, he v- I [..nab... buslness .��� Moscow m,f '"" '' ^-""'^ Tne ill:i" is to now looking for gren conquest! en- Ive Jmporta c1ear n11 ra"roai1s and 8ma11 towns "'I tailing more hardships and excite- llli-eii-e 1 j lion ���;:������''��� ��� i \. ed from he Hussion govi 1'iinn nl a nui ibi of im- ��� ��� ters, Includln : Slocum, made personal remonsti am e to the Czar v\ Ith Ihe resull i t thi y and their fam - Illi s were banli hi i from I lie �� ountry and one-hall of tl eir property s,.j-/..(i by the govi rnmi i !" be held In trust for their heirs. uumbs, ho - vags gem rally, and ment than he has been able to find in lo force them lo be sanitary, to earn the huntln. gn nds vn liviiee; ���,:��� lo disappear alto- try. ^^H gether from districts where the strong p is the grlzzlj bear o the ' rl ' the commission can reach tlstrlcl thai the might : nl P,":"' articuli rl) In ti .1 In, Hi P is estimated thai "hobos" cosljiearned of their existence |n plen Ellis Sighs for Old Days. Okanagan, June 20.���Thomas Ellis, formed) king of Southern Okanagan but now a re side nl of ��� '''��� te Vic! irl i, in I reeded to Penticton t i atti n I the eral annual meeting of the Southern Okanagan land Co, It was to this wires had been cut. company that Mr. Ellis sold hi'; Im-j Tl rin Ipal center of dl mense estate and thousand of head tion, Narbonne, li now occupied by of stock for ovi ��� half-a-milll n ' ' :��� . ilnsl whom ila lars, Mr. Eill: is one of the nla ��� Incensed, refu to of the Okanagan, and eli' ti ������ receive the ed dweller i-e cities, he loves his old etable nd hootin and pelting camping ground so well thi I di mn t ol astance burnli ��� a need I :'i- i '<��� r) llttb;wagon load o while. At < ae time Mr. Ellis did .nil travelling pei ni hi ... he rides "" Itm <nor^_W-\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ ��� ' ' Mr. Bill . v lhe railroads aiimially $L'.r,llii.on0. They [and of Iheir uadiness to give battle ! R' 01d V"'' ' '"' ''"' be I i th, ol the days g ine when waiting foi train he Oltana "Jno:^ Challenge stabbed. ���Ii June I ' I l,; ��� ' - 12th v, ,.i ., ' sequently criticisi 11 it'ik were rather! __.!_______________! ,Ju ,V: '"' while trying to lasi by the Officials and Jury Clash. Kingston. Ont., .lune 20.���One year ago the (Iran.I Jury visiti d the peni- s was the custom, and suh- 1 smile of the arrangements in the prise.n. They were "
'" ,i:'l!'" '" '"' ^'' ' ' -��-���>_ IeIectr,c C��",M- I" othor parts of the I fired i me was hit Ni in ented by I bi I^^Hb havlnsl^^l^^^l nighl. '���' i amp lines ";' challenged '" st ^B 1 0> n bayonel In the, ^^_^__ ' of Private �� ��� I handing it oul to so m Blooclhounds After Murderer. Trenton, Ohio, June 20.���A family Iragedy occurred at Symmes Creek distributing 1 yesterday, when Charles Shafer shot Scotl Klnnock, wl ^^_ .nation of the aiactice' of . gnard, {.__��� ,_ ��� u.1)i(.h seemed like 'ii's wife, her mother and his eight- year-old boy, the last-mentioned be- Inslanlly killed. Mrs. Shafer died office, which does not portril him i "" "M C' ''' u- PI'gli �� Is shunting! venture outside of the i'tiiied States cordw Iitbrlcattn ��� he will prepar- for the Invasion. jparU! Sl""" ,'1' ""��� Cheechacos ei . ___ ican sympathize with Mr, Bills, Ed, "'lie,,,, For th lla One Hundred Persons Drowned. Athens,' .lime 20���More than one hundred persons were drowned by the ieeilll to the tnen, any dogs. Oils criticism lhe threat was made bv the officials that the jury;later. Her mother, Mrs.Thacker. will , . , , ,���,. be refused admission, recover. Shafer is alleged to have ^ "'"7 * ^ ��V^owln*of the monto" Bread Goes Up iT i , i, s given effect to yes- whipped his wife cruelly, and a con- L^th0S �����> whloh ^''^ the ,i;,""" ��� 20.-o" ^on(lay\lslX t acUl refus.,1 by the au-jnable arrested him. He was releas-|t0wn "f ������a '�� �������* Tn- , ; "' '"���''' <'i this dty goes ���p ! ihoritles to admil them to the Indus- ed on bond and returned to his moth- , ^ l0��f Will be sold al the!..'les, the simps, and kitchen, and fur- .er-ln-law s house. He shot both the *1 retail, and 18 ther refused to answer any questions women H son begged to'be left J" ' ffh��le"a1e. The rate was pul .,. them by the Jurors. The mat- with Us mother, but the father drag- 'l'"" hi ,, i ��� ,��� ,.,, ,������������,,, to the attention, f��d him Into the woodshed, blew outjLandls, of the United Stales ,iis,ii,-. GOLD STRUCK IN GRAVE. day. Zion Property to Be Sold. Chicago June 20.���jddge B M. 1 l:'-e ii,,., (|,m ,������ will be brought ��� -~���^^^^^^^^-^^^^^^^^ I '" ' - held last Friday of the Minister of Justice. The course; his brains and attempted to bur., his court granted to .1. C. Hately yester- """' ' "��� -..-.. .- -Ilmdv. Shafer escaped, but is being day authority to sell ������.. . held last Fridav of the Minister of Justice ,i l1d '" be lue teethe- in- pursued by the prison officials is a '������� r ""'"���. novelty in Canada, lttnted by men with bloodbonr property lu lian city, held by him as receiver. Ballarat Cemetery Staked Out With Claims. Sydney, N, S. VV'.. June I'll.���An accidental discovery by ti grave digger I as started a gold rush to Ballarat. While digging a grave in the ceme- torj there, the wurkiiK'n strir-l. n vein I.-bearing stone, nineteen inches thick Prospectors have already pegged many claims around the cemetery. icades were creelt i., ��� ��� hi ij tnd i down, only to be lei I igaln by the iii ti 'i hi i, ,- as Berlous rioting al Mont leliei last night, lasting all evening. The mob attempted to burn down the dom of the brl son and rescue the prison* ' The troops ivi'ii, liirneel en,' we ri' received with volleys of si and bullies. Troopers were pulled '��� Tf their horses and clubbed. Premier Clemenceau has not yet received confirmation of the arrest of Mnrcelln Albert, the leader of the df��- turblng element, who was reported captured yesterday. The premier is Inclined to believe that another of the leaders has been arrested by mistake In AlberPs stead. THE DAILY NEWS. FRIDAY JUNE; WE WILL START YOU Housekeeping in a furnished home of your own for $25 down and balance in weekly or monthly payments to suit your pocket- books. This is a proposition worth looking into, and you certainly will realize the advantages we offer in this line by coming in and looking over the new goods arriving every day and getting our estimate to furnish your home. It doesn't matter to us if it's a mansion or cottage; we can deliver the goods and guarantee entire satisfaction, as we stand back of every contract we make. New line of Sideboards, Extension Tables, Dressers and Stands, English, Brass and other Beds; Carpets, Rugs, Curtains, etc., etc.: In fact, everything requisite to make the home attractive and beautiful. Lee's Furniture Emporium Phone 73 Diipon! Mock New Westminster Northern Pacific Three Transcontinental Trains Daily Travel on the Famous "NORTH COAST LIMITED" Electric-lighted train. Low Kates. Quick Time. Excellent Service. New York, Chicago, Toronto, St. Paul AND ALL POINTS EAST Steamshir Tickets on .stiK' to al! European points. Special Reduced Rates Round Trl, Rates to Soutliern Calie'o.-nia. For fn!! informtion call on or write i'. E. LANG, General Agent, 430 Hastings St., Vancouver, li. ('. A. D. CHARLTON, Port la ml. Ore. SALVATION ARMY j TO BUILD HOSPITAL Commissioner Coombs Will Settle Final Details When He Reaches Coast. Vancouver, June 20.���Brigadier Smeeton, head ot the local work of lhe Salvation army, stated this morning that one of the mailers which will be discussed with Commissioner Coombs during his approaching visit to the city, will be the final details of the establishment of a hospital here under the army auspices. The local leader discussed this question with General Booth during hi.s recent vVit. and the idea was thought to be a good one. Advices from Commissioner j Coombs now indicate that the scheme will be advanced if not brought to aj conclusion during bis visit, next week. The idea at present entertained ta the enlargement of the present home, under the auspices of the army at Eighth avenue and Birch street, fair- view, it is contemplated to place a main building and wings In front of the structure, thus giving good facilities for the hospital worl.. It was stated thai though popular rumor had as-j soclated the name of Dr. Ernest Hall of Victoria with the new institution, it was improbable that he would be placed in charge of tho new work. Here is thc label that protects. It goes in "Progress Brand" Clothing and guarantees perfection in every detail. Look for it. , III- BUSINESS INSiiii LIMITED l 3o0 Hastings St. w,v Bookkeeping, i;. BooKKeeping, sand P., J Shorthand, Tell���.-,..... M , a ��� inl . I glneeriug. '���! Seven Teachers torty-Fke Typewrit^ Students Always in R. I. SPiUH *������ PriioJ H. L. DE BECK CARR'S BISCUITS in half-pound packages 25c per Ib. Imperial Cattle % ONE DOLLAR A GAllfl It pays to use il. The ...,-,, better results if she- does not kjj 1 fight flies. Guaranti ed to do thej D. S. CURTIS & C0.t Drugs,Sp��bckJ New West minster F. CRAW English Watchmakjil Two doors from Ceo Adam I -AT JURYMEN FEARED KISSES. Cashier Found Not Guilty Brazenly Shows Her Joy. Chicago, June 20.���When Mary Wightman, cashier for a store in this city, was found not guilty of stealing $1,300 from the house, she was so elated that she attempted to kiss the jurors. Pandemonium reigned, and the jurors fled, unkissed, while the excitement was at its height. The scene was the finale of a startling trial. .Miss Wightman, who ta a graduate of Northwestern university, was charged with tampering with the books ami misappropriating thei money. The fact was brought out in the trial that she wore noisy and expensive stockings, but even this had no influence with the jury. If the jury had foreseen Miss Wighfrnein's attempt on them, the ballot might have 'ieen different. Adams y Deans Bank of Montreal Ladies' Oold Watches from liy-,1 Gentlemen's Silver ;-, ... J face, $6.00. Gentlemen's Silver Wai ie�� vase, $7.50 up. Agent for the celebi ted S ut_t_i Watches, supplied to .v. Arctic Expedition. All warraatSJI ==| Chains, Kings, Jewelry etc,eif Watch repairing; charges tq able. Canadian Pad RAILWAY COMPAMI ESTABLISHED 1817. CAPITAL $14,400,000.00 RESERVE $11,000,000.00 Branches throughout Canada ami Newfoundland, and in London, England, New York, Chicago and Spokane, U.S.A., an,! Mexico City. A Gen- i eral Banking Business Transacted. . 0 Tl'anCI'IlNtillPl.fii! Letters of Credit issued, available witl correspondents in all Darts of the *> llOIIObUIIIIIICIIIUI World. DAILY Savings Bank Department. Deposits received in sums of $1 and upwards, pMj,,,. Express dail) I i ' and interest allowed at 3 per cert, per annum (present rate) added imperial Limited dail; four times a year. Total Assets over $168,000,000.00. Going East NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH. G. D. BRYMNER, Manager Imperial Limited easl 7 1! ______._______________^ Atlantic Express easi 17 I ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RY =FINEST ANO FASTEST= ft EMPRESSES 18,000 ( EMPRESS OF BRITAIN ) 14,500 H. Power I EMPRESS OF IRELAND i TONS Next sailing from Quebec, May 31st, tor oth ir dates and particulars of re- duel ms iti fares, apply to ED. 0-0 ULET, c. p ;: Agent. Agent for all Atlantic S.S. companies WHEN GOING EAST ASK THE TICKET AGENT TO SEND YOU OVER "THE NORTHWESTERN LINE" tight Trains Every Day in the Year BETWEEN Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago THE TRAIN OF FAME Till'. NORTH-WESTERN, LTD.1 Embodies the newest and best ideas for COMFORT, CONVENIENCE.' and LUXURY. It is lighted with both electricity and gas;, the most brilliantly illuminated train in the world. Thc equipment consists of private <-otnpartment cars, standard [6 section sleepers, luxurious dining car. reclining chair cars (seats free), modern day coaches and buffet, library and stinking cars. For Time Tables, Folders, or any further information call on or write F. W. PARKER, GENERAL AGENT, 720 Second Avenue. Seattle, Wash J.HENLEY Manufacturer of Mineral Waters, Etc. Aerated Waters, Family Trade a Specialty. *>l. 113. Offlce. Eighth Street NEW WESTMINSTER, 8. C. Dynamite Accidants iMumerous. Nelson, June 20.���There has been another narrow escape .''nun ;i fatality by the handling of dynamite. Two men, named Ken- and Gray, have been engaged for some time in clearing land on J. J. Campbell's ranch up the lake. They have been using dynamite for blowing oul ihe- stumps, and yesterday afternoon they were removing u box which contained five or .six .sticks of the deadlj stuff. In the box there was an unexploded cap. For see cause still unexplained, the cap c-xploded two of the sticks of dynamite. Tin' two men were sum ling close to the box al the moment the explosion took place an I for a minute were rendered insensible. When they j came tei il was discovered thai K rr, . was badly burned on the face and i anus, but withoul other serious injuries external ur otherwise, Gray was Iiii in the back by fragments o:: j the box but escaped unharmed. The two lien started for the Kootenay lake' general hospital and reai h I there lasi evening. Their injuries were attended to and they will be around again In p few days. A greal number of accidents resulted from lh ��� use of dynamite the lasl few years In the Kootenays, anel it is the opinion of many thai greater care sh ml I i.e taken In handling this explosive, MONEY can be made PURCHASING fcy| ED. OUI :.'������:. I.', r. K. AgflJI New wesl Lot on Fifth St $200 Lots on Eighth, opposite Moody Square 300 Lots on Sixth Ave. near the Park 300 Lots on Columbia St., .Sapperton 300 Lots off Richmond St., Sapperton l_r> These Lots are offered for a few days only and can be bought for half cash, easy terms for the balance P. Peebles | 270 Columbia St. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Phone 307 I 45 MILLIONS THAT IS YOUR SECURITY WHEN] VOL RANK WITH Mobs Gets Violent. Narbonne, Prance, June 20.���A violent mob from the outlying villages pothered lasl night, They poured petroleum over ilu' door of ihe sub-ner- lecture, which they sei on fire, lull were driven off after repealed charges by the troops, rn (he course of the lighting Hi" manii'estants fired revolvers, imi no one was Iiii. The disorder was augmented by the. absence of light, the mob having cul the electric cables, hi other paris of the town barricades were erected. These were stormed by the troops and torn down, only to be sei up again by the rioters. The - ROYAL BANK of CANADA TOTAL ASSETS OVER 45,000,000 Grand Trunk K) Excellent Train Service BelwH Chicago, London, Hamilton, Toroitl Montreal, Quebec, j Portland, Bos| And all the principal bus:: ONTARIO, QUEBEC and theWj TIME PROVINCES. Also to BUFFALO, NEW YORJJ PHILADELPHIA, via Niagara! For Time Tables, etc., addres | GEO. VV. VAjX. Assistant Gen'1 Passenger Agent, Lia Adams St.. ChicagOi^j Spokane falls X Northern \ Nelson & Ft Sheppard Ry. Red Mountain Ry. Co We welcome small accounts and pay interesl four timet a year on Savings Bank deposits. F. B. LYLE, Manager. The only all rati route points cast, west timl si i land, Nelson and into: i . connecting at Spokane Northern, Northern P i & N. Co. Connects al Rossland v adian Pacific Railway fo Creek points. Connects at Meyers stage '"'lily for Republi Buffet service on trai Spokane and Nelson. Effective Sunday, No between' th to R:1 I th the <!if .. ith the v 1901. Leave 9.20 a.m. 12.25 P-m. y.40 a.m. ffltififEffiSaVtiS^^ Day Train .. Sp' ..'in' .. Rossland ... Nelson ��� H. A. I At il IIM 1 '' 1 h. 1 ' bet*" 1 telle D ruber < .Hour All* II '��������� ' 7.15 H 4.10 ?1 6.45 P'l :kson Bella Donnan Goes Free. Grant] Forks, n. c��� June 20.- Acting upon the request of City Solicitor Ernes'! Miller, Police Magistrate C >- chrane, resterdny afternoon dismissed the charge of manslaughter ag iin I 1 .Miss Bella Donnan ror cnuslns I death of her sister Emma some. ''��� . v.,. ka ng '. Oreal satl facl lon I -el ,.,! all sides 111 ib'- termination of the case BRIGHT DAYS - SHOW UP THE BARE SPOTS ��� Call and see our new lines of FURNITURE. The best of woods, the latest of patterns, the besl of workmanship, anil the most, reasonable of prices. ��� W. E. FALES, FURNITURE EMPORIUM I i ��� fi g :_ V 710 ami 718 Colombia St. Four Floors. Rear Extension, Front S' >i a. " v TAKE The White Pass and Yukon Rortl for CONRAD, CARCROSS, AfLf WHITE HORSE, DAWSU'VJ FAIRBANKS, Daily trains t=jm Sunday) carrying passenger 1 ^i express and freight con ne ��� ;.j stages at Carcross and Wh' {ftiffl maintaining a through winter I Foi information apply M A ! H. ROGERS, Traffic Mi* I Vancouver. B- JUNE 21, 1907. THE DAILY NEWS. ,ROFE8SIONAU ������, �� EDMONDS, Harris- !>' ':,!i( iters, Blackie Blk.. iers and s New Westminster. -;.;;'��� H. I- Edmonds. p HAMPTON BOLE, solid ���'' ;,he supreme court. Oifiees 0f Commerce build '.oi dian BanK - opposite post- Col����",.;(..:ii.Ilster. Money tc Shingle and Saw MillINDIANS ���E i MONEY FOR LAND ��� ! MACHINERY ��*< * .-���������������*����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Cheque for $50,000 Handed ��� Over by Indian Agent Two Hundred Benefit. .. o WEART & McQUARKIE. i r'^'^f-solicitors, etc. Of I . tminster, Trapp Blk., '��� ��� and Lorne streets. ... :l to 24. 145 Crao ��� ' :C , , ,,h Martin, K. C, J. ���""li! McQuarrie, H. A Martin wild be in tho lv,,..".- NV fcnsSr" offices every Friday at ben The Schaake Machine Works, Ltd. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. i' Esslngton, B C June 20 PANAMA HATS : : ��� Tin- final step in the land deal be- ��� * twei n the Metlahkntlahs and th,. G.T. * P. was consummated at H :15on Mon- J .!..> evening, when Indian Agenl Mor- ��� j ��� ��� The Canadian Bank of Commerce row handed " r ' r ' ���;" ��� FOURTH SHIPMENT THIS SEASON JUST IN ��� Leighton, Metlahkatlah, a cheek for ^ X IVe'AY Iters. ,,,,,D & BOWKS, Barris ^Ucitors, etc., 42 Lome rjourt House, New te Whealler, P.O. Box Paid-up Capital. $10,000,000. HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO $50,1 , be ing heiH the pun hase price tie be distributed among Indians, male and female, aged twenty one and ��� E. WALK: ��� ������ r M \UT1N, Barrister and ���,'.1:!.,;.,'. cuichon block, Colum- ...streets, New West- Reserve Fund, $5,000,000 over- The other half is held In trust J by the department for mines and J municipal Improvements of the- vli ��� LAIRD, Qeneral Manager, .^ ..;inm)n ]n>om, _. ^);.;i, ,,_.. ��� ...,.,., i and para li I, Bkj i ocl i were Beni J \ ! ��ERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. , ., , ,. i up and Roman can 111 i ��� azed fo h ��� thi Indians' delight ai thi consumma- ��� btei B. 0 HYEFIS GRAY, Barrister, Solicitor , . j. , ilie, In practice since I . . .,���..'a.iiister. B.C. Of- es removed to CurUs Block, Clark. _..,,- opposite Court House l", ,,, .. 169. Telephone 04. FARMERS' BANKING. Every facility afforded Farmers for the r banking business. Sales Notes cashed or taken for collection. Mr, Bacon, head sun ��� . oi of the Q J THE VERY LATEST SHAPES $7.50 to $10 H.L.DeBECK T, P., Bishop Oliver.. The Hatter Columbia Street ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� nd Agi nt ��� BANKING I.V MAIL Deposits ��� ��� made or withdrawn oby mail. Morrow spoke en a bane on the ��� ���e'leeinati.eil. Moll, I IS .lis; M- X**** * ********************************* buted '���;. checks, payable ul the Bank ��� 1 . . " evei y ie ' :.t:on. NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH-!!. It. DAVIDSON, Manager. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. 8 TO 9 O'CLOCK. HANSFORD, Barrister, tor, etc., Crescent block, imbia and McKenzie . \. v. Westminster, B. C. \HD OF TRADE.���New Westmin ler Board of Trade meets rn tht, [art! !'��� om. City Hall, as follows, kcond Wednesday of each month. Iiartt-b' meetings on the second Tednesday of February, May, tugust and November, at 8 p, m Lmiml meetings on the second Tednesday of February. Ne* (embers may be proposed and lected al any monthly or quarterly leetiip. A. B. Wh''e. Sec. SECRET SOCIETIES YAL CITY PRECEPTORY, No. 459 li. K. of I , meets fourtn I each month, at S m., i:e Orange hall, corner of i ���_,. . ��� nue and Tth street. So burning Sir Knights cordially in tad to attend, w. E. Dunlop, w ed, Reg. of Commerce, Rupert, six mii, s from - Metlahkatlah. A large delegation was ********** * * *:*,* * ���,���:;���.���.���.���:���';���:;���.���;���:.' present from Rupert and Essington. * The beneficiaries numbei two han- dn I am- family receives six thou- ��� sa.l dollars. A check, photographed, ��� ' will I,,' se'tit to the Victoria museum. Bishop Duvernet paid a high com-l* ! pliment to Agent Morrow fie;- the wise ��� provision made for children. The fes- IU nttr* urr Hit ruts * | tivities continued on Tuesday and -. ��� INSECT POWDER land CATTLE WASH I ��� TO KEEP OFF THE FLIES wound up with a dance in the evening. ��� RYALL'S DRUG STORE ! STOCKING ISLAND WATERS. Adams' Celebrated Truss Rod Also Studebaker, Standard and Steel Skein Mountain Wagons. Farm Trucks,&c. Agents for the J. ���). Chase Threshing Machinery. T. J. TRAPP & CO. Limited *******���*<********* *2.*b.*y*y*y*b*y* )YAL ORANGE LODGE, NO. 1150 -Meets in Orange hall fi.-st and : {hird Friday in each month at 8 p. i Visiling brethren are cordially. Invited to attend. W. Pope, W. M., in.es H imphrey, Rec.-Sec. 0. F.���AMITY LODGE, NO. 27��� . meetings of this lodge I in e iddfellews' hall, Colum- i et, every Monday evening, o'cl Visiting brethren cor- ''���','���' Invited to attend. S. Gregory. ' S Richmond, V. (',.: W. C. ". S.; .1. W. MacDonald, s : \ ��� . Adams, Treas. ��� Phone 101 * ��� ! Reichenbach Company LIMITED. 0 U. W._FRA8ER LOCGE No. 3 : ; ' ' ' - the first and thin! Tues ]'.' ��� ��� h month. Visltlnp ' ird laily invited to attend ILod ��� fell m, A. O. U. W. hall, Odd ck, Clarkson street, r ' ' '���' '. recorder; Louis Witt :: man. Y>f. OF COLUMBIA LODGE No. l'is. SONS OF ENGLAND, B. 8.- 11',"1 l:" !'���������- ree meets Second and , '''���'' ���'"ii!- sday of each month, 1 |S ��f P Hall, Columbia St.. at He Rose Degree, Fourth In each month, same ". Visiting Brethren nvlted l-:. It. Stlnch " ���Pri i-i. Dtsnev, Secretary, : \ioJrtj^r|iWiers * Columbia Street ��� ��� I FOR YOIIK NEXT ORDER OF MEAT METTE, No. 4099. I.O.F. %���������������������**��� ��� <�������������������������������������� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� * Forty Thousand Salmon Fry Placed in Englishman's River. Nanaimo. .lune 20.���The Introduction of Atlantic salmon fry, the famous sporting fish of the east, oon- tinues in the Island waters. The' secon I batch nf fry to be placed on the 1 islatiel took place yesterday, when .ome thirty or forty thousand of the fry arrived In Nanaimo on the gov- I ernment steamei Georgia, and were .placed in Englishman's River, under the supervision of the local fisheries office. These fry all arrived In perfect condition, not one being lost, which shows that they are a hardy fish and should do well ia these waters, it ie- the intention to bring many more of the i fry to the Island, placlg them at Qual- ictitii and many other streams around al out, Mr Sloan who Is no menn fisherman himself, has 1 n the cause' of tli,' fry coming here, Vparl from the comnu rclal value of the salmon to the Island, their Introduction enhances the- value of the Island from a to",;:-.'- Rtand'point. EYES Tested Prcc # ��� ���������.��� ���.������'������������ ������ ��� *:*.:*b.*b* ':������������'.������;������*������:. ���';���������;: t '." Fourth Friday In the : ' nt . o'clock, in the small ��� ������ ������ ������' block. Visiting ������ cordially invited lo ai 1 li- aushton, C. lb: K. P. ���v '" ' I, It. .-'. pO^RT ROYAL COLUMBIA, No. 8808, thi i F'""'!"' regular meetings of .',' ,, !'" l,e held on ihe Second ',,, ,''"��� ���" ruesdays of each month '������������ ia lhe Oddfellows' Hall. .,,.��� ' ' Brethren are cordlnly in- ..",;' 'V ���i:"'"'1' !" 0. Plrth, C. K.: r' ' ��� Maxwell, Sec. ��� pIrRa��J���A1- templars of TEM- p.erance meet every Wednesday lit 8 Hi ��clock p. m., in Oddfellows' Columbia "���"
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