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BC Historical Newspapers
The Ladysmith Daily Ledger was published in Ladysmith, in the Cowichan Valley region of Vancouver Island, and ran from July 1903 to December 1906. Ladysmith developed as a residential area for the employees of a large coal mine, and, in 1904, it had a population of approximately 4000. The Ledger was published by the Ladysmith Publishing Company, which also issued the paper under two variant titles: the Daily Ledger (April to July, 1905) and the Ladysmith Ledger (September to December, 1906).
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^SsiilS^ti&^wsss^ ssj^gip&j&s^^ *3 ,������:������*���������������, jife^n-^ 'asi^icwr^^isaSitas^s^ xtt-.rrzas^jzx^yjztt^^^i* tS&SS������'SSiXZSliSXS(Sff!S^a:?'' c*v ?��������� .\--vk 9 _ 19<F, The Ladysmith DailyBeSqer '-'-l4-vVL ���������:w&g m lii VOL.,a THURSDAY, ... April 5, 1A06 PRICE FIVE CENTS -SfH?J WRECKAGE FOUND ON kodimw. Seattle, Apiil 4.��������� News of the finding of wreckage of a sailing vessel near Knguiak, Alaska wn*- brought to Seattle yesterday by the steamer FaraUon. The wreck' age is believed to be part of the bark Nicholas Thayer which saih-d from Seattle for Seward, on Kei.. 10. Capt. McGregor. of the Iteration stated that an Indian had found part of tlie topgallant mast of a largo ship and also' pieces of lumber marked "Morun" Tlu fact thut thc lumber was marked ,,ii������ this inuuiior leads olncers.'of the Seattle Shipping Company to doubt that- it is from the Tahy er, as she loaded hcr lumber al tho Stetson & Tost mill. The Thayer carried 150 tons, o! coal, -125,000 feet of lumber. J 50 tons of general merchandise She was injured for about 50 polecat, of her total value, and hoi cargo was also covered by insurance. It is the general opinion of sailors that the wreckage was from the Thayer. The vessel is now eighty three clays out and no word has been received from her ' since sailing-. Capt. Fred ' "Vystrom. master of the schooner Vega, which made the run from Seattle to Seward in nine days, and who knew Capt. ���������Jensen, master of the Thayer, better than anyone stated that in his opinion the Thayer has - gone down Capt, Jensen was engaged to he ' ami ���������> CQat COMPANY FIGHTS ITS ASSESSMENT TO OPEN NEW COAL MINE AT CLE ELUffl Seattle, April 4.��������� The , CS olden WILL HAVE TO BE G89D IN _ SEATTIE Seattle, Apiil 5.���������Slot machines A. B. BENEFITS FOR MABCH The ibenefifs" paid hy the Medical LIVELY TIMES IN 1 Burial Fund for tho , date -inning, and Development Com'and saloons will bc attached at a ! Accident ami ^ ^ _ _^ pany has taken over by 99.yeai- ''������������*t'ng to-night ofall.U* yoU1.Binonlh of March are ns follows:. " I feW of ^ pu/1:|ic wll0 The Vancouver World says. A disgraceful scene was enacted at the meeting of the city council Monday lease about one , thousand acres iv-,,i"*'" "������������������������������������-- ��������������� --- - - - meeting lo he held in the West mm of coal lands near the Uo*lyn and ^ prtSbylc^au CnulLh> lhe - * - - **r--' ��������������������������� .���������������'������������ ��������������������������� ���������: - ... -���������:. i :: _ l.:ll people's societies of tlie city. At lv' , , disahl't claim ... $231.50 ill* A 1 _ I1T ~J ��������� * ' * ���������mm LAST GAME OF THE SENIORS Seniors Meet Intermediates For Their If Last Football Game This Season : On The 8th. life .bm m m vai- E. J-'ariiio were present witnessed a lJm. * - - w disgust- Tlie Intermediate football game -a \V. T. -La Grande Cle Eleum coal .fields at Nelson jo;i.s Christian societies will start a A' Slra"B siding, on' the* Northern 1'acific, and crusade against vice and lawlessness ������' e c will commence development work ���������"��������������������������� declare their intention of up- . ,, ,. .,", holding Mayor Moore in his insist- ���������"��������� -at once, according - to K. 1>. Oal- ^ ^ ^ supJjreKSi0.(l ()f s,o) ���������|ach. llcssi S,��������� in ��������������� .... laKher,, e������tier'al managxir, who, is :n j|1(S ,UHj rcSUj,.(s of in jucstionahle D' 0fllirlil)' :"'" 'Seattle ori a' business trip. character ' Jno. Cartv.n^it (liillaglici', 'Hits is thc result of a. movement Nan.' Hos.-E. Sar no several ..,,,.: , c .. . NLan. IIos.-A. Strang also' by survey <>i ll at l������:\s hi-on under way lot &. St. wee's past among the yomg ' peo- D. Nicholson, Hall, rent VTlw land," said Mi '���������.is,-'crossed the Chicago, Milwaukee Paul., While, ''oi course, it take time to put - us on a pro city A committee has beco^ at ^ ft, ducintf basis, we will- commence ������ork Iilotlffing the sup,, ort of Se- &_ g } ^.^ hi. wees pas, among me yomg peo- ^^ ^ A,cahca#fl blau, els ..vill pes socct.es and chinches of the ^ Russcll) salary work-at once.. Wo will employ as soon allies pastors Imvc hund-ed per- as we got under, way, 250 to ������0P s'��������� are expected at lho-me?tmg -tome., The coal is of tho soft, o.- ������*S������*K Curl 11. Reeves, president of | ��������� 1 c..v,;i...- ir, ih.. "'<-' United Christian Associations of bituminous, variety, similai to x-ni. . ��������� , . ��������������� h���������,.^ a five- *hc Clt-y> W1*" lic tli!">'i������iin of the Hoslvn product. ������\o ha\e a mc :j.85 7 7r, ing exhibition of sehooll oy impat 11.00 ience by Aid. McMillan, of Ward VI 13.00 it was well then ������0.00 observers for the si������hl of a mem 5.00 ber of the gO'.ei'nin<- body of the 8.00 city deliberately ami ic; eat wily 19.00 slamming the cover of his desk, for 11.CD no other purpose than to tho-wn thf 23.25 exj lanation a leliow-alilermaji was 2.00 attempting to make against an ui- ���������J.00 shiuation cas-t upon him, was suili- fi.OO cient to ruin forcer any rcspccl 6.00 e.er held for the'dignity of the mu- 25.00 nicilial body. It is but fair to state that Aid. McMillans conduct receh _ I which was an an Red ,to conic off between Nanaimo and LaMysmith. at W-aru \ i. ��������� ' . I , -pi , .��������� Nanaimo on S-aturdav next, will in ; then- second game ai the season l������: ���������S;i were not moie ' ' I . : ���������? I _ all liKielihood, he postponeti for $<J()0.50 cd lhe merited condemnation of Ids U. Lowe, collcagies and it was in the face of Secretary. ' strenuous protest against his unman- llic Cr Mil rook '.Prrspcctor savs: "cil^ conduct that he continued his During thc present vear 0ver 8,000,- interruptions of Aid. Baxter's ad- 0'JO 'feet of MimW will toe floated drosS- A,d- Stewart, usually the foot vein " exoiiing, -ind Rev. ������. H. Lingentel- ! G. W. Gallagher is president of the Jer |������n-r Thomas II. Uail, altorney ~-. w ������ ,( *r ��������� ��������� . ���������' f',r he ailtl-salojll l"a'Uir will rh> UJU 1C4;L 0l liiuw-'i- win 'in; nuaitru concern,- Mr. J. S. McM n.nice ,s .^us.ses after thiol,^ there down thc Ko������l*ttW Riu'r frorn the W***" ������������P** ������ the board, was secretai-y-trcasm-er. The head o������W -- - J' S^s- ^Ur^^ ^ Sheep Crc-eV -camps a,,d Skookum- ������������-������* ^ a Pitc1' oJ excitement, at present , N at CK-Elum- whore the '. ���������-* '".scussion by those pies- ^^ 0,h Jhpro ' ..rp ftlhpr ,ma,j where he publicly expressed his op- company is now working a ijold- f copper property. That. , region cut. ��������� Al. of the city's churches will aid -cam,* situated at various points on ������������^!.^^'^llVt^ , "in, the crisade. The roung people lhc Kootcnay audits tributaries. ������f the ���������.ftt> m������ ed -nstant ad- already the'h-aviset ..coal produce- ^ ^ .^.^ ^ ^_ . ������, I I n in the state. , , []au, iy, .i., mitinio-iif- t-i^cinn- i���������������r~ *ln tnese cumn.s. ioi an l tliu nuctnight closing , law. _ . - members were permiltjad to act in Petitions will he given out for cir- r*>i. maiy s n.ei tne-re are -o- DEATH OR MRS. PLANTA , . t'i?.cn, will ap r k'ear a':out Aj ril 10. Some of the Nanaimo, B.C. April j. .n(1(1'm"Rt rrominrnt of the present-day r.e- The citizens .of Nanaimo a.e oruc ^^ ^ ^ ___ .^ J ^ more culled upon to mourn '-������������������''^hc pirblfe eye, are contributors, loss oi one of, its old time res- The editorial , staff do mt enre tn id<mts-i"n the person ���������o������ Mis. -f (pi o o,t the names of tlitse wntf-is F.l'lanta. ' whose '.loath . o������v..n������l,II,fil ,h*;; majja-ine appears. They m,- .- ....~ ���������~. i tne ivootenay awi us iuuuuiii.es. . _ ,, ^ mj The ouug people ' -ournment, stating .that H was u,e- ic Sunday closing - less to continue a session while the ight closing , law. * ' ' '" ��������� 1."'' ������������������., ,.. . ��������� ^,^r������> ov^ members were permitted to act in Petitions will be given out for' cir-' ������n. fC.^ .f "*>*"* ^ *" such a manner. Other members of r.,.iof;��������� ,.,,,,-n +u *������i^������ .. ^ r - locatid tluec larce cam's emploving . . . ecTt/S^/?������?ii C froni 15������ ^ 200 men. Some six the-.cauncil said it was a ease where iVof vie SUP1"reS" to oigM million feet will go down tLe chlcf of I>������^e-should h^e been ih* f-S i-,���������. , t, k , the St. Mar^a to the Koolenav :t- Called * '������ (l"Jet ,th? dis,J,r-be1r: , U in.*, lust issue or tlie anti-saloon , _ ��������� . ��������� . was the first incident of the kind in I,eao���������c ,a.cr. The Cifb.cn, will ap- " ^ 'J*���������: / 1S "P"^ ������"* '��������� - (he Crow's Nest Lumber Company -,eirs and' Jml=,nS b>' the a,litl!de will toom '.not htfs that 20,000,000 of th* aldel'nieJ1 mteiviewed, wilt feel of logs1 at Wardnsr this rear." llofcuoCclir a^lxin- ������������������ ��������� 1.1, ������������������ .....".....������������������ lhe scone occurred while Mr. Hax- Ihsir time with that kind of reading, ter was warmly resenting certain in- The ohjrct of the paper is to sup- sinuatiens of Aid. Williams, to the health tor- a .considerable _tiine .past it was only a fow dajs ajro that, Mrs. Planta's ^-condition became s-o serious as to cau&o her removal to the hospital, where for a tunc she rallied somewhat from the attack, only to- sulYer a-, relapse, which finally ended in death. Tho' deceased lady who has beer. a resident of this city foi 'past 27years was a native of South Vancouver, April 4.-Jn the mil Australia, and was 04 years ol age. couiLthis morning in re iho She was for a number of .V<-*a.s Cow's Net Coal company an ap- an active member and wo.Uc. w peal ugauibt the Company's assess the Wallace Street ^l������<; ment as fixed by the court oi re- chmch a* *������-U <vs several cha.-.tabl. vision an order was .secured for institutions. Mr. McEvoi, engineer for the She. leaves to mourn her os=* Company. It was alleged that three sons and three dauuhtu. . ���������Mr. MoKvov, in his evidence has Mayor A. E. Planta^and ���������r/ l~ becn. uniiitcntionally no <loubt, mis- frey pianta of Snnaiino. Mr. Wai er leading. Ho has said that the com' i'lanta of Van Anda, Mas. '' rany owned less property than it 'aiarUndate of Vicioria, and ������ "��������� reully does and only earning 2 pel jfarU Bate, Jr.. and Miss N.- ���������" cent, whiie in reality xho decla-cd (Pianta of this city dividends aie 10 per cent. Mr. Bod- well lor the company. had no o!>- The funeral will taUo place a: 2:30 p.m. on Friday from the resi- jection to the cross-examining. "cj donee of 'Mr. M. Bate, jr., mid wi��������� said that Mr. McEvoy had ao-id j p,.OCCPn \0 the Wallace Street Moth what the compilny was making -in mnst chinch, where services will bf* its coal alone,; not on its other held. ' ;' ��������� * ������������������'."��������� '' business- ramifications, " and in that he was perfectly right. poit the anti-saloon mo\cment, but eliect that thei������2 had been .too great- it will also aid other woilh.v move- delay in the making of a report- last fall by lhe special committee OJisulting with t-he Il.C. Mills T. A: !'. Co. concerning tlie owners-hap of _. ���������^ ���������, ,,cl., ulJl... un,i-iio.ivu uii.^v.i.jj .ul nuiin_L.u\ ������ilh me the so tli cn I of Carrall slreet. As Iot and people-do n< t care to spend wrr\- ot the |rague. a result of this delay the city had filed its claim only within a few days within the limit of time. - Aid. Ilea* s rather mildly rejected __^_ ���������-. -. - the implied insinuation (hat the com- MODIFY THEIR DEMANDS n,itt���������c "* ao^ do������c ils "������^- **��������� Daxten followed, hotly remarkiiiijr that he was. tired of the manner in can say at this lime." wliich Aid. Williams was constantly I'l-cparations for anolhei meet- making insinuaiions against his fel- ��������� ��������� tomorrow net ween Lhe sub- 'ows. The ] r.-smt statement committee repivscntinj ANTHRACITE MINERS i>cw York, April 4.���������It was tlu-,i general IjelU'f^'l'om'ght about the the! Anthracite Minors' headquarter-* that tlie miners -d-ilinilcly decided to modify their demand. and will pros-ent them to the operators probably tomorrow. .Some of tho mem hers of the committee privately "admitted hel'ore coming to work for the present negotiations', that the original demands of the union ever greater than the miners really expected to. get, and that . the leaders could afford to trim them down and still'leave the workers o.nou'gh to lie satisfied. When the rcjifirt that the miner-i in nra ��������� " , , , , the comiiuttee was in the iav of eilo oporaiois and the miners kept , ... , , , , i , , ... <he null companv, and h.ul purposelv 1 lhe Shamokin scale committeo - I' of tho miners busy todaj luiiif s3S.SK.ns were hold, |.ut be- d,(l nQt proposp ^ ^ _wh _ ^^ vond.a statement by President- gi\en ment thrust down -his throat. in the city in time to approve any 1 during tho (lay and evening. and, plan of arbitration hefere the sta- I not v. uhsiandiinr reports that more tute of limitations haired action. If iual was m:iu-l today than poster- there was an/thing the speaker hat- would modify their demands and ,iay ot Mon.lav. the*, declared the ^d it was other 'rumors to thc effect thai. (hey would s-nggest that the dilf- oivnccs tieluceii I hemselves and ihc-.r situation lo i������y 'declared uio --n l" witt* a man who would not w.is ciurely satisfactory come oi.t in the o] en* and make a t IU,.,. The I.-ad-'rs show the ������]���������������''" siaicmeat but wo,uld sn0ak it. t inmost confidence 111 tilt! employers be arbitrated, nnd that a cotnenfioii of anthracite miners of (ll������ unlon Vl? kwV LUo would be' called within a few days cite region tied up as , long abiiit'- -s'-v inslIUI*'1*"'if-,ns- ll? '!lfI not jno- pose to stand for any similar re- \nihra- niar!.B in t,ne futnrC. as (Vl-d. Williams /denied that h On Saturday afternoon, April 7tii,, the N7anaimo and Lad\smith Inter-^ -'HA mediate football teams meet in ve- tween the rival teams. Tlie j suit of the one game already played . and which took place in Lady-' smith was a win for'the bojs '' week. On the 8th, however, there will he a game here on the Bin-! ber groimids, when tlie seniors and . inU-rnioiiaU's will contest. This is, ( a.s they sav on show hills "positive- , from ������������������ Smelter -City by ly the list appearance", this season ',score of 3 to ������- 0n thflt occai,-'^ of the Ladysmith Senior Foot) all j ion however, the Nanaimo , latU,>������������������*!������*. Irani. A collection will be ta'en , went down with a scratch up -to ?o towards defraying expenses toain<,^iii and one that had never had a day-31 ^ practise. ������o the . showing that when thc intermediates play Vancou- , . . , ver in the Terminal city on the /.Ol'i they made against their opponent of the month. was not so bad considering ' th'i m $mm From the Herald repott this .noc'n- ' Umg tfaat the LadysmRh boys hav^% ing, it would seem that the >Tanai-' i wav. at pracllcc '-V mo hoys "evpected V'e locals down, mid have becn practicing hard. Tiie postponement will give them another week, and they will, probably, stand a chance of-ma''ing a good showing. The Ifcr.ik! report is as follows: In anticipation of Sunday's game. however, the, local boys have Deon putting in some strenuous practise. "\i and hope to turn the tables j their Ladysmith opponents. COULD NOT this, ^as she considers it would he*'j hollow mocVery. PRFAPHi "Some teachers conduct them once or twice a year, and sign the declaf- ' jaiion that they have complied with Wiiuii|o,j, April 5. -'Bccaise slie ibs re tuirements of > the by-laws, do.'| could not conscientiously conduct re-('they not?" asked tlie repoiter ^;/f lia;ious evsreises in her class roorn in Miss McColl. '.'M the public si-hool, Miss T. E. McColl, ot Isbister school, is to be dc- ���������,hed of her situation. Miss McColl has been on the city teaching s-lafi for ahoat eighteen months, and has nv.er co.uh.cted religious exercises ui lier class room because she found that u.l ������as not in keeping wlUl i,or uows. Though she received ,������I could not do that," she ans'-^ wered. i * "Some hare signed thcdeclar-atio.n ^ witlicut holding ser/ices at all, it js- 'J said," suggested the reporter. - jj, "I male out my, statements truth- .jj. f-n-lly," said Miss McColl, ''and as I J raver carried them out, I said so.*'.^,-1 In educational circles the matter is -J hcr \wn"s. Though she received jbemg ^scssod, a������d many diHctencc������\,|l her primary education in a Winnipeg |oI orin.-.oll ate-being expressed. I*.^s,'?i| public school she ao\cr had any r������>'clainio:l thatr persons whose belief -ji liiMOiis eseruiscs to go through. .jjtfvidea l������ no vtnstatic-n of the .=; The trouble arose over the tiiipd- thri-t.ianr faith; - are-" ���������em'ploywlT-as-| vcmi-annual report made -by her. m> teaChterS; and the case of Miss rvfcCd 1,- r which in the place intendedi for ^uch- ^o is reAu7 consci^itious, and ad-, -.ji declar'action, she stilted that she Mid miiioa to lxs an excellent teacher, Js | condlifted no religious exercises, i-he CollSkiore������l somewhat unique. hid on two previous occasions made j o^ si ,1a d..-lIrationS without ai.y | Mr. D. Johnson has recently-sold ��������� \ r-es ,nd when her attention one of his driving horses to Mi. W. he sub- ������ows. The ir^-nt statement was waS CaUed to U she stat������u u.*������ ������������������������- ������w������l������, ** ������������������-- - ��������� - ������. ",. ... simplv t-mUmount to a charge that lll(l not feci, ^alified to co.,di-t the animal t o* er toda} bj the s.h. | annua tu_ __ ;<+_ ,_ _ ._ ti_ * . ^^ _^ ___M was that r ,cl- Iroquois. 1 owin-. leil������i-was addressed to her, ui purposely l0win4 icuet-was *������"^-- ��������� AfiATKST BRYCE ��������� dtlaycd ihe Le^iiining ofthesi.it. uv the secretary of the public s*lmo IRELAND A^INST BRHb. iVo This ������as abominahlv fal������e and hejLud: "At a regular neetinj; ������'| London. Af>ril o.-l.o������r^ ^ 1JVJ'1-' , ...������t.. i...,.i.n��������� r.ni tii>tv-(>(������ti .lames iti>*-*-������ tl.e school mana-^emiit co-rm-mt, -broken out between The lied cn the 8th inst., 1 ��������� ni- ch.el secretary for ,rdaxu am U. tructwl to wile and infirm yc, nationalists paity. lhc lattc, <| -���������*-*���������"-"��������� " ������'���������"""������ b committee had oidercd that the suit s true ted to wuie anu im ������w .'*������������������������������������ n-.^ ������������������������������������������������������-"- r---��������� ,,.->- ' ouL- ' , he bc?un as soon &s it was scon tlmt that owing to your i -aY.i tv toc.i-.|wfts the course of dismissal o -. All the disl.ict learler.s received Pl0si<iellt Hendry would not arrive rv out the. retfiircmenls of the lj" temporary assistant land -.oiinn.*.- reporls from ihe anthracite fields ��������� thc cjt in tj . ���������...,.....��������� ������������������,. ," ���������. ���������f .,.��������� sCuooi board in regard loeic club and signed ai tides foi a V OUt luu- iajuin.11.^ - --- ��������� - ���������iws cf Hie school board in regard loeiC ciub and signed ai tides foi a 'o religious cvercises, tlie committee term of three jears which has LCftiots" Hurt it cannot r:c->i..*i*end 'jus., expired. They almost all -.wore lhc iifiicwal of your emu e.nt.*", ' oim0xious to the Nationalists" bo- which expired in December-last r. he ��������� 1SC ot belonging to the ^������J-0<1 o:nniitlee, however, decided to re-10%*hlg class> and the Kationalisis in you in vour present position aS'.hoped ci.ic-f Secretary Brycc wo������hl ys' ��������� . ��������� . - , . ' ��������� ��������� ��������� ���������-'thov care to keep it in that state, nieuiit any insiiuiaticn. Kach man | o were brought to the aaontion ������-. , ^.^ MUchoI1 . is uevpting ..al- had his sympatl, es, am' " ���������DESTROYS STUMPS.- -Km* committee they referred en- _ t0 lhe siu. liable to guide him. NewSminster, A,pril5.-An An^cil-ies to President MitchetU. wKu ��������� most a, ^^J^ ^ A1(1. BJter said this rcnUrk. _ Pa-rk^r Williams M.P.P., passed 'erican ex|crt is giving a.scries of j when approached, would shake nw- _ ^ . ^ gain a character which Vas reprc. i^!l ohthe noon train fVon' Vic-'stump destroying exhvHtirn,. on Rev. ' hend nild _ny "Then* is nothing ^ , - _ ^ ^^ As a ^^ i>r f<ict, Mil,. inrii It had been Mr. Williams' W: H. Madill's ranch in Burna-hy. j ___ ; . ���������-or Buscombe and several otheis were intention to stav over in, LadysmiUi The pr, e.ss is ap^rently a ������ svm-. j W1,1)DING BELLS. " I ^-w VorU'. ,APnl' 'l~T nn tL ������l m" '������mm Xh%t the com1'an-,''s i;.?tmid this Impossible. owing to pie and a W.ry thorough ' c.^_ The , D^____ |lhe water 0, Bass Crea^ on the grouad WA, firm , nfcil after ^ in ti oceasional teacher until April 1906." . Miss McColl is of thc Haptist faith, "ad|aiul believes in the entire sep-vra1*..)ii nnjd.lc to attend the'public m^Ut^ ;is rlaced'.there which, when ignite.. ing says: '���������Suehwns pro-iosed for Saturdnv'pro:!,^ a fire "Wat endures ami ; As >vaa enounced ,ny������tenta> night here, ami the date will likely J hums as long as there is any wood he" .cancelled- , '-to burn- ol April d.���������Ueath .'rejlfi Island, and balcuu ,f school and church, the liberty of they' wen: | the subiect ami relegating of religious exercises to places where they would be more, fitting and dignified than a school room full of children. She savs th.vt she might go.tiirpugh be- tei'view with the city solicitor, and Amity-j jt w���������s durjng y>e coatinuaticn, as- - oi Herald, DISORDER AND TERROR IN PENNSYLVANIA MINE morning's !of iMr. John D. 'Galloway land .Miss. ��������� lOli/.abeth Benton' cimic olV as arranged i'eslei'day. at noon, at jibe llalilnirtun Street Methodist Church. Hov. A. E. Roberts performed lhe ceremony that uiiit<-.'! the young people for life, Miss. U. . ^ Benton, a sister of the bride act- Irwin, Pa., ' April- 8.���������Last night ! keep, the strikvrs from no.losting the '-'<! ns 'bridesmaid and Mr. .fames was one. of disorder and terror at ,mer. at work, Tonight three'��������� m in ! Smiley as best,man. As the bride. .OllL twoom -J ones buach ..villo, eiut-d the daring baloon ������s-' 1-omar!.s aitng| tbis line that Aid. tension begun yesterday. ai'to'rnoon McMillan performed the disgraceful 1>" reach kclna Mine luinil.ter two, of the ���������pennsylvnniu Oas and Coal Company, whereof the union. The -strikers kept, up all night a continuous -fusil-ado of firing. No one was injured. The'-5 was a clash tonight between tbe g-unrds of tbe Pennsylvania Gas ."; Coal Company and a crowd of 150 ;nen and as a result. Ident ! alleged to represent the railroad _ Company ordered the guards off- the, a hundred mm are' ra'ilroad property. They were hack- j - ^ ^___ l5a���������ownv pasaud lo tbe on strike for recognition of the ! ed up by the crowd and when, and grcroni tame - \ip the aisle 'Meye- beei-V wedding- march was 'played bv Miss.. Snyder and a.s Mr. the wedding'by Paul .Voc^iet, a i-renen ac(.;on alluded to above. Aid. _ 'sculptor of note and an cntluisias- (_er k6pt his temper remariably well tic ainaiour aeronaut. -The body considering the provocation, only was found tonight on the muddy stopping to advise his disturber ���������jliore of the creek where the "not to hehav������ so much like an ov- tide hud left it and not a great ergrown schoolboy." distance from where 'NouUet's ������q1- , ��������� . 7- 'i-*' lapsed baloon was discovered late them. L;p to almost the last ho , . , .i,, 1... ,iv,. life sa\er-i wore his overcoat, which must have last nig-it u> '-.'i- of Jones' beach. The finding oi \ been watersoaked from the tinTrr the body put on end to the search j he took the first-channel- He stop- which had included ocean, lana , pwd on the next to the last islnnd ���������ind marshes, and which had beep. ' he reached and removed the life- replace them with comimssioiuy;** morc to the Irish wishes in the ad ministration of the laud act. Sec- IJryce, however only accepted the ������ss'ignaiions.."-ot.'. eight of these men. ,ahd re-appointed the others.- -J*?*-"; Redmond presided nt a meeting Qt.; sixty members of his party t-Q--: night whiclr; adopted i-esolutions coi^.. - . ���������-.-,. , ^'demning :Chief Sec.vtary Bryce s the prescribed Bible reading, and ic-., , > . 1Hn; fo, .removal 01, citotic. of the Lord's grayer as a , ^J^ co���������iml88lei,������-s. S matter of form, hut. she cannot do , objcctio-naoi ^_ ,, CLAIM REV. DAY THREATENED MURDER A Kcvv Westminster despatch dat- arrival .in New York, Mr. Allow amL M,totDrfl^������Who.-^^n;:: e������: up oy uie crow.. u..t Menndelsohn's wedding march of New York, a* boon a* -*������������������, -;*-- the guards ..refused to move stone, j - _. Th,}bri(Jfi was beauti- 'had been received hcr3, that the , was giving begun under the direction of No-j preserver and then tho over coal ���������i,T.i--������ associates of the Aero club and then ���������resumed the preserver. York as soon as word He must have telt that- hiA- strength ������1 April 1, says: Mr. Eraat .Ua-via ^ Columtoia aS an orphan mimed has given the authorities here some Mir/_a> unfoWed their plan of raising important and valuable information moJiej! from the charitable by re; 1 ���������������: concerning the operations of Peter , seBting ;tho-' three" young men as des- Allow, alias Rev'. J. A. Day, T). D.. ' ututc A-rmeman oryhans, etc, a." who is-now being sought for on "-*>!usod threats of murder if Mr. I)a% id count of alleged frauds perpetrated lUd not ia\\ jn line and act his part- upon the charita'.ile public. Mv. Dav-^Mr DarW ciaims that Day's brotlu-i id, who is at present a student of Mjr/a, has a mairderer's rewt-d in* wet- thrown. Thc crowd was fin oily dispersed. Tomorrow an' in junction ..restraining the .strikers j from interfering with men at work i i rung otlt. The bride fully gowned as was the bridesmaid, both ladies carrying boq.ucts of natural (lowers. The numerous friends of lhe young people] rejoice with hhsm in their happi- 01* destroying property will be ap plied for by the Coal Company. 'nr"ss .Ill;] |m;.(, ���������_��������� src them safely Tthoades1 of the guards wa s stru. k The disorder last' night on the head with a stone. "Tho. Coal Company im medial ely 1.1, Hliu .0 nu i-n -. ��������� |Vlll-/-tL, lid.-* "- "������������������������������������-��������� the Columbian College, is the son Persiai and it is a well'known, fact of the Turkish consul in ��������� Persia. He ilM-e that he is a young man of mo- ".is a graduate of the OroOmuth Ool-' lent teniifer. balloon had been found with no ; of Amiiyville seemed as -far "������ -lege, Persia and a young man of ir- Botli Oay ami Mir/.a threatened Mr. trace of Us missing occupant. No-' when he started. The overcoat still ^ rc] r'oachaible character. When hC|DaVid wjti, a dagger if hc dared lo quet .'"evidently"landed safely with ' soaked was found near the edge | first met Pelcr Allow in Croonviah, frusir;lte or disclose their scheme. 1 - ���������- ���������-���������.--., .--. ->.���������..��������� t., had\h������ latter was a rug merchant. He c;iil02 Day left British CoUtnllna he out. and no of Amiiyville seemed the lights a.s 'far ns his car ami in fighting bis way ' of the island, just where hc out of the meadows in the dark-j cast it off before taking his swim- ! pois'ir.ded him to accompany him to ^ g.ot Mir7a al).d Mr.^ David's ��������� ���������?���������w^ 1 ���������������������������. . , ��������� . ,^,"" runli"traversed about two-tii'ths ' That he travelled as far as he did ! America uirrter the pretence of ob-J0 join 1)inl jn California, and as far ������������-P������ >��������� ���������rss and l,o;-e to see them solely | ne* ^a dt ^^^ b heach is considered rcnarknbie. He must tnining a free iMi-iversity education ^ Ml, Da,id has been able to as. J- - S',U WnS ,0-,'���������������"'1 banning the Hie tholot ^ J'^ ������ ^ u hc died. Ho ' have struggled under awfu 1 dim- for him hi one of the American col- certain, he .,'���������aced the boy in the 0*1 tally' attributed to the prevahm- ( nl, hope may be long, and bright, j to Amu>*, . A ^ ^ mf. I ���������,���������.��������� Hooasaved atrip that a leges. He also brought Mr.. David's - honie 0.f a Mr. McCoon, an AnieiK bad more t-e of li-pior in the'town, and .6-, The wedding gifts sent in by the h,d crosse. 1 h. . -^ or ' etron^mau could nol possibly com |nephew, a boy 12 years of age, ������.-U millionaire, in Jackson, Cah- gunrds sworn in. The guards have day a close' watch was kept tvt friends were numerous, beautiful and terent ibia.i .betwoftJ plcte "in'daylight. derthe same pretext. Upon their ' - ��������� been patrolling the railroad to prevent the peddling of intoxicants. [ mauy of them useful. I swan through t te 1 . . /���������:"��������� '���������������������������"ii '--* .������������������';( ,<��������� ��������� "-'������������������ ��������� <1*:'".-- -* -, DAILY LKDftEF i m wt i i THE DAILY LED6FR ^������'.Jifihe<j every, day except Sunday 1������ THE DAILY LEDGER C0MP4NY. OFFICE AT LADYSMITH SUBSCRIPTION PRICE fO cents' ������ month, $5 per year it *dvance. Advertising rates on ap , vacation. THURSDAY, April 1906 RAILWAY EXTENSION" ON THE ISLAND fi P' S.t sunshine ������*"<��������������� 'jUN^KI .The Victoria Times Contains the Following Depalcii fiom Ottawa lAt .the railway committee the Ks- qi .malt & Nanaimo Railway Company ��������� was' given an cvl-pnsion of time''/ to build to Comox an11' also ce; tain brai.ches. The-company asked power to build Irom ComoK to a point near Campbell iivei, from Duncans to Alberni, vi.*. Cowichan valley, from Knglish- m n's'Kuei to Alberni Canal, and from C'omov via Cumberland souih- w<st io a point near Alberni canal. 'A clause as'-cd power to build branch s fiom tlo main line under order Jn lO'incil These lines are owned by thc CPR 3Ii Sloan, who had charge of the bill, said that four years were agreed upon for the construction ��������� of th ��������� main line The people had .been ���������wtiting 20 \cais fcr the road. Two y������ata were given to-begin and five yeais to complete the hranches. Ohject'icn vas taf-'cn to an extra cla_.se, gi-ijng power to build other branch line*, up to 50. miles by order in council ���������f-Ion I-I R Emmerson said it was a clause which ga e the department gieat trouble and power was refused to otliei companies. IVIr Dunk water said that 30 miles ���������would do as well as 50. 'it. G Macpherson (Vancouver), ���������Wanted to see the C.P.'R. get all rctsontble facilities 1o build railways on Vancouver Island. 'llirre -*.is' not , likely to the any other company on .the island, especially on tlo south pait. Aflei some remarks from Ralph Smith, - Mi Drink'waler withdrew tl o. clause and the hill passed. PJIOBABLY KILLED v ' BY A. COUGAR' Wwci rso 4oo /? cu-vf-jr i H ������**'���������/* 4>m\i ill** ��������� 1* **-*." "Premier Haulfain'and "Sunshine Furnace" Two North Wesf Premiers, MXlaryfc London, Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver, St. John, NJJ. WM. A1UXSII0, President .J. W. COBUKN, Managing Director. Tclephanc !-<>��������� ��������� ' The Ladysmith Lumber Co, Ltd. MILLS AT FIDDICK AND LADY SMITII-r ��������� -���������>.*������ *~<- Shingles 0~ ������pe^cieilty : MANUFACTURERS OF��������� Rough and DrcKsvd * ir ami Cedar Lumbers LATHS SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, ETC., of the BEST DUALITY SEASONED. AND DRIED FLOORINGS AND FINISHING LUMBER INT STOCK ''.T, FURNISHED ROOMS ABBOT A. J. McMU^'RlE, ������������ropi ISO BAR faCI PLIKIi W T 8 KS WINKS, UQrOKR,.ClGARR H0TEI W4 UDVEMIIH, ' . C PAINTING AND FAPERHAN1ING Neatly and Artistically Done S. ROEDDNG Orders Promptly Executer LADYSMITH HUNGARIAN SECOND - CLASS RESERVES (IC- ���������. .Port Towii'ond, April 4.��������� .Mrs Ophnson, (Wire of City Delcctive ' Qohnson, Minneapolis, -who wilh . 1>',M husliaml have becn spending ,i ...low weeks Mstina; relatives in Uii*-' p^RKSi DENT ROOSEVELT Uuda rest, April '1.���������A myiil creii was published Unlay I'unual- !y calling- ou I siipidciiu'iilnr.'. revives of tho 1901 contio^.-nl of lfon- v nil ti OOIJK. The .-*tl raorilinai-y incnsui-o of -sim.-- niotiii'!', to (.he colors those second class reserve men is nuci'ssilnl L bv Lh.' faiiiii-c of (he I-Iunt>ni"in.n |>y> iianicnl. Io pa'.s the rci-rnit ing bill. Tho llotivcds are national lTimgci- inn ti-iops. Tliey concisl of '2 .* reg-im nts of infaniry and 1(1 rog- i lu-nt*. of ''iivairy and number in i all ir.ir.it .'{0,000 men : o Country, started from t ho reside-nc-' Of a noigJiboi near Brinnon to rc- ,turn to_ the, ho'tic of hcr sister on Sunday ait oi noon. and lias noi fijiicc been seen, The missing wo- nian v.oie \a.luablc diamonds and li id about ������."i00 on hcr person at t'io tunc of hoi* disappearance. Tli.-> Battlement where the relatives re Bide js located , at the' edge of a Riigin loicst, ami it is feared that fcn-q. .7 ohn =5011 has been attack.-1.'!.' fi; a cougai, many of which iii- fi st thc \ lciiuf.y. ; RIIETJ-vrATISM MAKES LIFE miserable: ��������� A haiJ|*y home is the most valtia- ] le possessicn that is within the ^ j *ach of mankind-, hut you cannot r ijoys its comforts if'you are .sifTer- )n^ from lheumatism. You 'throw jiside business cares when you enter jour home and you can he relieved from ilip-se iheumaticr pains by apply- i'ig Chanubeilciin's Pain Balm. One t)i>*j)lica"tion uill give you relief ami tils conlmiofl use for a short time ���������"'llr-btino; al out ya permanent cure. 3"or sale bv tlie Ladysmith Pharmacy , 2&Z������<;sLl ���������^���������raSiSS-.*-^-- "itsi***-^-' ���������".r>*4u-.V r:i - WILL NOT INTERFERE U'a'-liingt oil, A[>ril 4.���������it is Mai- cd at the White llou-ii* that thi- J'ri'.-.hl ut has mode a reply io the t. Icgrain from the com I o|K"-n,- toi'n and Unit while tho levi will not bc made ' public, tl-.cre is au'ho ity for lhe slalemcnl thai I he President has decided not to interfere. suc long as' .coiulitions remain as ilii'.y ar.cnow. ��������� ��������� : THE iiOER WAR SCANDAL REVEALED New." York, April 4���������A. -scandal, ���������elating- bade : to England's. ' ���������pi-c*- parai ion for the "Boer war, .wat. recalh'd today in the ai-raig-nincnt' of George L. . Jordan, who . dis- appen.i'cd from this city seven years ol������i vihile buying horses . for use in the Hritish army in thc Boer war. .loi-fhin was arrested last night on a eha'-gc of forgery in the first de gree having been indicted in 18.1' lor the forgery ol a promissory note for .S20.000. lie escape i ir.- rest ftntl the police susi>ecefl h-- had left ,the country. During- __th. seven years of " his disappe*-r :������;, Jordan has been living* in Mew Viri^ city under the name of Mark Dennis. '"lie is always brag������ing that he doesn't owe anybody a dollar." "Well," answered the man who borrows, 'JiLi.anle heaven niiy credit is not Ui-at bad.'.' U'liv do you l<ec|i (hat revolver?" "S.-If proieclion." "To defend yourself against highwaymen?" "No, against hunger. I pawn it when I'm broke." ���������ft ITDEFrES 'COMPETITION- M Nf PS' i F ' D [ Every good dealer carries'this Boot. Take no substitute . .-���������/.- , .-ib-i MEN'S KIP WHOiE BACK BOOTS have double so'e and slip, Hungarian naj|e(j and standard screw fastened, high or low cut The mo-.t .popular Miner's Boot ever turned out of a factory VANCOUVER, B. C. SYNOPSIS .OF CANADIAN NOKTH WEST MINING REGn^ATIONS.' Coal���������Coal lands . may be purchased at $10 per acre for soft coal and S20 fur anthracite. Not more than S20 acres can he acquired by one iri- dividual or company. Royalty 'the rate- of ten cents per ton nf a.Ofi'j pounds' shall be collcclcd on lhc gross output. Quartz���������A free "miner's nerti'i'.cali* is granted upon payment in advance of r$7.f)0 per annum Tor an imli'-'idiia!, and from $50 to $Hif) per ;itiiiuiii Un a company, according to capital/ A free ni.ncr, lmvin-r dLscovereil iiiincral in place, may locale a cluin 1,-idO x l,5f)0 feet. The lee for re cording a claim is $.1.00 At least $100 must be expended **n the claim each year or paid' tc������ tli' mining recorder in lieu thereof. When $;''i" has l>een expended or paid, the !(;(���������:, i ur may, upon having a survey inailc, nnd upon complying with otlT" ��������� ������������������ r--;<|iiiremcnts, purchase the land at 51 an acre. The. patent provides for the'payment of a royalty of 2i per cent on the sales. PLACER mining claims generally are 100 feet square; entry fee $5, renewable yearly. j || A free miner may obtain two leas- i j������ i if'1 es to dredge for gold ot five miles . gj each for a term of twenty years, re-! j| .new-able at thc descretion of the Min-j |j isrer of the Inferior. llbCOManOS. D8SL. | The lessee shall, have a dredge io p^ | operation within one season from the ��������� ^ "-���������������������������_-.: -���������-- ������������������ I date of the lease for each five-miles j |j | Rental, $io per annum for each mile! j| ���������of river leased. Royalty at the.rate j |j of 2| per cent collected on the output after it exceeds $10,000. W. W. CORY, Deputy of the Minister of the In- "trior. I.DUNDEE��������� I SKY Newly fitted up and Furnished Good tables and gcv d Rooms PORTLAND HOTEL. DAVID HYNEF5, Proprietor. B ta.rd at reasonable Rates The bar is extra well Stocked- This Hotel has been completely ' renovated. Board a������d lodging $1.00 per day. HOTBL PRETORIH JOHNTt'A, Proprietor !ar Supplied with the Best Wines, 1st Avenue :-: :-: IiU(uors and Cigars. Ladysmith B.C. Best accommodation for transient ������.ud permanent boarders and lodgers. RAND HOTEL HOTEL DOMINION E umilt & Nanaimo Railway Holici^ys Excursion Rates In effect between all Stations Tickets good from ^Friday, April 13, to Monday, April ICth., inclusive. Special Train 5eryice In Effect on Good Friday and Easier Monday Afternoon-! trains; leaving Ladysmith, Noi thjoiind, at 6:45 ���������>. m. Afternoon trains leaving Ladysmith South' ound at 5:00 p. m. Regular trainvservice Saturday, '14th, and Sunday lath. - G, lv. Courtney, District Pessenger Agent Ticket and Freight Office, 75 Government Street:' 21 Transcontinental 1 This new Hotel has hecn comtort- V*ly furnished and the bar is up-to- i������te. Rates $1.00 a day and *p- ������ >rds. WM. BEVERIDGE, Prop. "**������lanatf* '���������* ������������������: '���������������������������'��������� '������������������' T^raiaUit ������ ���������THE JONES HOTEL I ���������WHITE ,t!OOK��������� and ���������WHLT������ IiABO!t*=- Einploycil Only . (Hall Block from Depot.) . 1ATACRE STREET- Ladysmith. I eads Them All IiSIQUALLrY -:o:- R.P.R1THET, & Co., Ltd Pacific Coast Agency. VICTORIA. :���������: :-: - .���������: :���������B.C. ���������Ratfi- *1.25 .iod$l.ri0��������� Fret'inn .to all atramboat landinge ard rs-.il wny depots. Ehiefrie carfi ?vi������ry 0 niii>iit������s to all parte of tho eity nnd .rablf-.unex celled. Bh F. BAYNES, Proprietor, ABBOTT ST., VANCOUVER B, C. Under Manajrment Hotel Wilson Nanaimo, B. C. Jas. R. McKinnel Proprietor. Commercial Mens' headimuvters.. 'Modern and Strictly First Cla������s Fire Proof Buildimj.. WANTED���������By Chicago . wholesale house, special representative (man or woman) fcr each province in'Canada.' Salary $20 00 and expenses paid weekly. Expense money advanced. Business successful; position .permanent. . No investment required. Previous experience, not essential to en- gaging- '���������"'���������.' Address Manager, 132 Lake Street, Chicago, HI-, U.S^A. I Trains Daily Tlie New Train O RIENTAL LIMITED The Train of ICase, Elegance, Excellence.' Eycry mile a picture, and no smo'e to spoil .the view. _ Through Comjiartmcnt, OlP scrvation arid Pullman- Sleepers; also Through' Tourist Cars to ' Chicago. ,, At antic Steimttiip Bisuneu t7 Europe is our Specialty' Union Terminals with all Steamer lines. Berth reservations by wire! Great Northern S.S'. Co. FOR JAPAN AND CHINA. S. S. Minnesota will sail from Seattle, April 29lh. For rates, folders and full information, *rall on or address, . , S. G: YERKES, i A.G.P.A., Seattle, -Wash. ���������Vi. R. STEPHEN, Gen. Agent, Victoria, B.C.- I TICKET OFFICE Cor. Government and Yates Sis. VICTORIA, B C 2 1 Trains daily to St. Paul, Minneapolis, Dululh and East. Trains-; daily tn Denver,' Oniuha, Kansas City, St. Louis an.i East and Southeast. Atlantic Steamship Tickets on sale to and from all European Points This is the ONLY line to' YEI.LOWSTON 10 PARK. Tourist sleepcis on_all trains For particulars'call on or write E. E. Blackwood, Clen- eial Agent, Victoria, B.C. A. D: Charlton, A.G.P.A., N.P., Poithuid, Ore. ^/T **, ^^^4-^^ h J HENRY S Nir^lE: QREEN- HOUSEi AND SEfO HOUSES ItlO Veatmlnstor Road, VANCOUVER. -Headquarters for PACIFIC OROWN Qardca, field ���������nd flower SEEDS lot distrlbuttsa. ; liarg.8/. stock of Home Growt'FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES *i^ now matured for Spring; No expense, less or delay of fumigation or ip- siiectiefV^ Let rnie * rice your list' before; placing your order. Greennouse Plants, ���������. Floral Parages, Fertilizers etc. 30107 WeBtminster Road. ' VANCOUVER, B. 0. M_^%f- A, Are You Qoingf East Then b* sure your tickets read Tli, tho """ 1 p(jmi m THeClTYMHRK6T R. Williamson Prop ���������St.-Avenue Ladysmith B.C. ,r-l"hl������l'4-^*l*^*+-l-*l*'l-^-l-'l-*J-:-''"'i-!"I-:-I':-!'-l,-l*-'-*l'-I*'''''t''1''-"1''s" ..������������������t,.;..t..I..t������i������j..t"I"H* .** ��������������� ���������ft ���������f" **5������ f ** + THE TYEE COPPER CO, Ltd. | PURCHASERS AND SMELTERS OF COPPER, GOLD AND SILVER ORES. Smelting Works at LADYSMITH,' B. C. HEAD OFFICE DUNCANS STATION. CLERMONT LIVINGSTON Vancouver Island, 8, G. General Manager. 4,^4..H.4"I"t++*H"f'I-'l"I-'H :��������� I-l-M"]"? ^+^*^;t^^������T'**f*f'-I-'*I-*++*+*l������'l'+'f'l'+*+ PAINTING, PAPEkMANQINO Work don*- properly and .at rlcrh ��������� prices. A /ui) line of Wall Paper, and Painter's Sapplies Residence on Roberta Street J E SMITH. Pn* The only line now making UNION DEPOT connections at ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS witb - the through trains from the Pacine Coast.1 ��������� THE SHORTEST LINE, TH FINEST TRAINS, THE LOWEST: RATES, THE FASTEST TIME. '���������������������������'���������'���������;'��������� -BETWEEN ';'''���������.. MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL, Cm OAGO, OMAHA, KANSAS CITY and ALL POINTS EAST. For complete information ask'-you iocal agent or write, F. W. PARKER General /lf*ai< 7?(1 2nd Ave.. Seattla. LADVSMITH' ������ VKRKV CHOICE CAKES v AND PASTRY ALWAYS FRESH ON HANI) Wedding. Calica >Iade lo Order ITlUiTS AND CANDIES OF ALL KINDS'. fKESH BREAD EVERY DAY Prices are Very Reasonable. All Customers are Treatod. Alike. HOP LEE * CO. ON THE iSPLANADE. CMflnfflOTY Manufacturers of the Famous CUBAN BLOSSOri None bu Union Labor Employed n I. BOOTH. Prop x3 ��������� ~r%-������ ml s 1 ii mm, dat to. Sole Agents for B.C. Cor, 5th. Avenue & Baden Powell Street Open night and Day. A good meal at any hour Meals 35c. and Upward SIHV.ES ..*. BATHS Having tal^a��������� *ver the barbershop Known as At Ladysmitli Shaving Parlors, High St., I intend,'uy keep ing competent workmen, te conduct a /irst-class establishment, ind 10- spectfully solicit yOur patronage. THOMAS LEWIS ..n������ja em in . Pianos and Organs .. ladysitith, B.C NOTICE The partnership existing between C. I-I. Rumming and W. E. Rumming- carrying on- business in. the. City 0f Ladysmith, B. C, as manufacturers of carbonated heverages, etc., under the linn name of Rumming I'.ros., is hereby dissolved. All outstanding accounts must he paid to W. E. Rum ming. Who will con Untie the busings and pay all accounts against the firm of Rumming Bros. C H. RUMMING, W. E. RUMMING. Dated at Ladysmith this 28th Day of Feb., 1906. I 'VHT-*- ^F-^pL-g-i-r-yy-r rir������i2SKcss-^^ri= THE DAILY LEDGER BX^COMMISSIONER ON LOG EXPORTING i The Morning's Herald says: Who will win in the struggle folic saw logs. Will they stay in ,'ie Province. and oe made into 'pod Canadian lumber or will hey go on down to Puget Sound irid bo worked up for Missour- uns'.' Mi1. Kmerson who, is stop. Jing in the city, says that he is ���������i&'ht anUMr. CJi-een, i.s wrong. Thai Jils logs ,werc cut, boomed and 'eady for ex'pm't under the old law- hat uiuinestionablj allowed this io be don������. Under' the law a.s low amended, the Intent is 1 <��������� Wevent all logs cut from being ship ied out of the sountry but it is ���������f it retroactive. Air. Kmerson is i irood winner iu' law suits and will ,' aLu, if be looses, a good looser v.' > \ In conversation with a Herald *.'i*p- esentative last evening, hc laugh- tigly sUU������J that only one out of flu-four engaged, iu lawsuits looses *s one client and both lawyers are. *,ure to win, as .it chances Mr. W.C. ���������Yells, late commissioner of land.-; -ml works, and who now repre- *. f- ^erits thc Golden LiCg-islativo District, is also in Nanaimo, having ���������ome over on the Joan. Mr. Wells, vho hail much experience while in .he oil'ice of" Chief Commissioner with timber lands mid logging was isked by the writer last evening vs- to his views*. Mr. Wells unhesi- atingly stated that hc believed hc law as now ar.ietvded is in the liest interests of the province. While fyhief Commifisionpr Wells sent a nan to Seattle and other points on tbe Sound, to find out. the the further cross examination of facts, whether- or not logs would bring a price there that were not saleable iu British Columbia. With the exception of a class of cedar for 3>"d class shingles, a class not. cut i n British Columbia, there is no demand for such logs. 'Every buyvr expects to got some good -Iojjs in bis purchase for other than "rd class shingle limlx'r. 'These are Mr. Wells' conclusions. "���������** Furl her, he thinUs that logs worth as they are now in Vancouver, .*������9.00 per thousand, there is market enought on this side of the line. As to the law'point involved Mr. Wells inclines to think that tin- logs havioi; l*(vn cut and in the wit' t.-r h< Tore the law was amende:', piv\ inline; export-. that Mr. F.m- pi-soii hns the legal right to ex- port his logs. Mr.' Kmerson leaves for Vancouver this morning nnd Mr. Wells goes on'*o Victoria.,'-Mr. Wells, ]y ing a stanch ' liberal,. thinks of course that the McBridc govern- ment will get their quietus .when thc people can UKnin express themselves at the'poll1-. The Knien Island ' deal .was iiio-v than is goner ally known nnd-at the-next session this will be shown up in such shape that no honest man can sun port thc transaction. or have further confidence bra government that allows and arranges such a deal. One that is absolutely indei-1 i , * disable. DISCUSSED QUESTION OF PRESERVING NIAGARAS Washington, April sl-rancc against the tions of .the International ,Waterways Commission regarding the dnei'Sion of tbe water of Niagara river at ihe falls of Niagara wns filed with President Roosevelt today by .J. Horace .McKiirland, President of the American Civic Association, and Fiedfi'ick Dc-hcrard of the Merchants' Association oi Kew York. The commission re-.-on- incn-l'-d that legislation bu cnactc-l aiithorij'.iiig the diversion of t>.">,000 cubic feel, of water per second. Th-- remonstrance urges that the diversion of that amount ot water woiiild have a disastrous effect on the falls.'. The concluding paragraph says: -'ln view of the undoubted jiower of the United Stales ������ver the Aia^ar? "��������� er,' as a iia.'- igabli- stream, and as an inter- 4.���������A remon- national l.oi-ndary is recommeiida- in the opinion oa Attorney Briggs. i "We respectful},)' as'c that the Secretary of War be instructed to interrupt a'- .substantially the pru- present point all developments in��������� ' NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that I intend to apply at the next sitting of the License Board of tlie City of adysmilh B.C., for a transfer of the reta.il liquor license now held by lully set forth me for the premises known astheLa- (Jeneral dJrsinitn Hotel, situated on Lot 9, Block 27, to Robt. Scott and- Alex- Co Smith. F. W. MILLAR by his atty. in fact, MARGARET A. REII Dated at Ladysmith the 10th day of vohing additional diversion and ft[arch ii)06 that the Secretary of State be ad vised to bring this action to the attint'ion of the Government of Great Britain with it request for similar action on lis part pending ft nal international adjustment of tlu whole question." Althoiie-h I be President had ;'p' proved the trecommendations of thc commission in a message to con- gTCh.s, he regai'ded the lvmonst - i a nee as imporinnt, nnd promisee his callers to refer the subject If the Si'crel ary of Suite nnd to the menvi'ors of this commiss on. (4-I*>*M*>-H*4-*4**^^4**'^ I Union Brewing X NANAIMO B. C. f j Manufacturers of the , *������������������������������������ ST BEER t RUSSIA HOLDS THE UPPER HAND l'ckin, Chinese April 5.- The Russia- ncg-oiiations appear to iDOnlE THRf ATENEO WITH LITERARY NEWS OP THE DAY. |\ Chicago, April 4.���������Tt was decided today by Oversser Voliva, of /ion jjty that in view of the ntem!������-! return of .John Alexander Dowie from Mexico, and Dowie's declared intentiou of making a ugh* against the action suspending,.Howie from olticc,' the present oversceiv .���������hall be appointed receiver of the .church of Zion and of all the pub lie property standing in the name lot' the Church. v It was also asserted by the olli- cers of YAon City, that if Bowie returns and brings legal action ������.- gainst the piesent oflicers of tho church or attempts to oust th^m they will cause his arrest and prosecution on I lie charge of inisus'-' of funds. Voliva, acting under the power of attorney he holds from Do-wit* today filed in the oflice r>< the country recorder of Lake coun- ry an assignment to Deacon Alex- (ancler Ciraiigor of all the aiimilui- Jties and bequests that have been ',made lo Dowie and are. still unpaid. Cincinnati.'- April 4.���������Soon after his return* from /ion city to- I day Deacon W. 1). Yerger. of Cincinnati, filed a deed . foi all i>ro*)crty of the Christian Catholic church of 25 ion situated ii Cmcinnat, i transferring 'to Alexander Granger Granger, financial agent: The deed was signed- by'���������!. 'Alexander- Dowie, by his ���������attorney 'Willbur 0. Voliva. ANOTHER^ ~" GLANDER CRUSADE j The "Autobiography of Murk Rutherford" has "been recently translated into Bohemian. In his intrddmc- ARRESl i*',on to thc vol*w,*e> tue Bchomian' (translator, says: "Mark Rutherford's writings arc always confessions; thc autobiography- may be rc- garuM as ��������� the greatest confession announced lhat has ������vcr. taken' literary_form." It has always been rather confusing to find, this famious "AuUMogi-u- I'liy," which was ".published as fiction have reached a dead-lock. At any rate,' they are dragging along slowly. AI. rokotiloir, the ISussian Minister to China, and .T-.ng, the D Chinese coiiiiiiissioner appointed t o negotiate the aggreement with ltuc sia regarding northein Manchuria have conferred only .two or three times during the pa?:t month, Russia lias the upper hand l>ecatise she holds ' nearly al' Lhe privileges she contends for, while demanding that China oflieinlly grant them. The Chinese, on the contrary, were new er so datermineil to withstand' all foreign encroachments. Both parties are trying ��������� to keep the details as secret as in the case with Uio Chinese-Japanese treaty. On<"' bone of contention is believed to be the m hi ing and-'otlK-r concessions which the Tarlm- General in Mnnchiiiia gave to Russian corporal'urns and which Russia .wants the Chinese government lo ratify. The Chinese, however, insist that their government never sanctioned these concessions, and that therefore I hey are invalid. Vancouver, April ���������!.���������Dr. Mouio. the Dominion veteriimrian, is again back from 'the Kast mid it is expected that the local crusade uguins'. glanders will now be waged wilh increased vigor. The officer attempt ed to put. the horses of Mr. Itrooka who is doing the excavation ���������for 'lhe new post ollice building, in ipiara i tine, on Monday, but the owner dolled him. staling lhat he'had alien dy (piaruut iiied his animals once and would not subnut. to tin.* hardship ngain. "'5. The rene^yul ,pf the crusade i.s eaiw ing many \\T)jj|e animals were con demnerl in the former slaughter to wonder when they are to receive th������ money* from 'the v. govern men I for the condemned animals. * Mr. Rose of the Fashion 'St.nbU-s stated this morning he had six horses taken from his stables and he had not received a penny in compensation- Another man who i.s in close touch w-ilh those affected hy the crusade said this delay of the government, in forwarding the compensation was being complained of from all rpinrters and some men were in bnd plight, because of the. negligence. and which is only autobiography for the- reader with eyes to soe,���������it has always heen confusing ,to find ii class od in oiofiiapKy in the city literary catalogues. ��������� The Bohemian translator hits upon the more, accurate term when hc calls it a confession." A very -strange 'tutolni<>gra1'oy is aiiiiou-noeil foi immediate publication in England. It- is to tie called "thick Wlialcy's alemoiis," and will to1, or the ad ventures of Thomas Whale}' ,oii' a journey from ' Dublin to .Jerusalem and return, in the closing \c.iis of the 18th century. Whaler was a '(|uecr Irishman, who died in lSuft at the early age of S-l after a career of gambling dissoluteness and extraordinary feats of travel. The ���������Jerusalem Journey was made to win a bet that hc could travel there and !>ack to Dublin in two years. Re won the wager and was the richer thereby to tlie amount of fifteen thousand pounds. 11 is. memoirs were written shortly after, when the inon- c> was gcius and he was reduced to locals"lo"line up against the. visitors his vUt.il uoterty. They contain in Uicv shouUl bc in fTati class coluli. detail the whole of this extraordin- lion Regular practice will com- ary journey. An interesting and 1110licsc ^i"Ulin a WCek's time, and valuable leaturo of his account of MlH.tger Wille ii.tands hoaj.ingi all who the Holy city is his rccwrdof rtl.e wisll l f(.c ,jlaCt.s at.thi:it dl-in fl-om inscriptions which^ he copied from"��������� the' start. ������������������'"���������' stones and slabs. Some'-of tlie ori-'. -1( 'is ann;)ll.iced . that ncpoiidtions' SPORT BARERALL��������� The Victoria Times says: AxS basc- i.jAll seems \tery popular tJiis sra- son, tha F'eiiiiw-ood Athletic Association intend having a much stronger team than last. year. , It is their, intention to play teams from Vancouver, Westminster and the Sound. All the old players have, decided to stay together. They won the cham- ���������pionsh p of British Colunnhia last year. Regular practices will commence immediately. There will ihe a meeting in the club rooms on Thursday r-'.-enini to arrange tlie minor details re-card ing practices, etc. As prciiously mwitioiud in these columns, it has been decided that, two match shall ������<t"'3 place/luH-nig the 2-ltli of May celci/ral-ions. Ihey will be played between the Victoria Amateur nine and the I'lmcrsity of Wash ington team on the aft*moon of Thinsday and Friday at tlie Oak Bay grounds. This is thc present air.uigcmcnls, Manager Wille having recei.cd a comnuinicatkn from the University asking for games on the dates mcutid* d, It is understood that he has already forwarded a re- jily accepting the proposal. By thc time it becomes necessary for thc \ true story t'jlls of how a parrot protected her owner's home from burglars. The thieves entered throu- ph one'of the front windows, crept. through the, hall past the bird, and began opening thc sideboard *v which the sjlvcr was kept. One of them had gathered up the costly Turkish rtigts nn ihe door when Polly spoke out- 'Is that you; Frank-.*'' she asked. Vtie burglars stopped, and Polly repeated the fjicstion in a louden- and more imperative key. By this time Hie noise had 'awaKcned the master. He grasped a revolver and made for the head of the stairs. There he presided an electric, button on tbe frail and lit the lights in the hall. Three men wore just thep opening the door. On getting down stairs the master of the house found thc parrot in hcr cage, which was upset, but uninjured. He placed her right side Dp on the piano, when she lifted her frightened head from under hcr wing and asked og-.iin: "Is that you, Frank?" In British Columbia Lager Beer and Porter Guaranteed Brew Y edfrom the Best Canadian Malt Run Hops 4 ���������^H������4^H'^'h**>-v4*-!������>^4^..>.l-H'**I* ���������i������4-:-4*4-h**:" I LAD/SMITH TRANSFER STABLE PIANOS, ORGANS ANDHOUSEHOLD KCKNITURF ED PROMPTLY A ND SAFELY. MOV- Stables in the rear of the Lad ysmith hotel. Abbot* ford. Leave orders &t nan i th<* A. J.:WASKET, PROP M4+-4-+4-4+44 +44 4 + 4 + 44 4.444.44 4.4.4.4.444+��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 4 ������������������������������������������������������ ������������������������������������ GENERAL BLACKSMITH SHOP Miners' Drilling Machines MADE TO ORDER and REPAIRED AT SHORT NOTICE. SHARPENED BY US ALWAYS UTVE SATISFACTION. PICKS HANDLED A ND REPAIRED DRILLS -S II I P S M I T H I N rT IN V L L ITS B R A N C HKS fiorseshoers and Genera! Blacksmillis. R. WRIGHT Buller Street - - - - Ladysmith, b C ***9X9X������X9X9X9X9X9X9X9X9X9X*X9X������X9X9X9X9X*X* LIVERY, BOARDING AND SALES STABLES EXPRESS WORK A SPECIALTY.' DAVID JOHNSON |PHONE 66 LAfJYSttlT 3 1 ������ ������ ������ t *������ ginals of th:.se have been destroyed by the ���������"������������������ Greek Church, " Fac-sliuiles will be given in the '.volume. There were. two coiiies of tl������3 MSS of the iiook, but they, both disappeared and were sup,posod to be entirely h.sL; tint by accident one copy came into the possession ."or Sir 1*1 Sullivan, who is' editing", it. '''.Thus a -century ehes after its writing, "Huck Whaley'i- ,' Memoirs" will first sec the 'light of d.ix. ��������� are in progress "with-the University of Willamette for a game somewhat earlier, in the ssasen than (hose referred'to. The idea is to .have that 'institution's' nine come here oii the l.2t'h of May. pliiying Die opening game an.'.l pi in.;' the locals some ji'ractice before the celebration- mat- Mr. Eveleieh Nash is a young and very enterpris'iig English publisher, L.y here, last year, as n0tic <>f \vlir. has come to the front within ,,'inc could'hit' (0 the bleachers, the last two years. A boo'.c bcarin ON' THE.SIDE. Hit by a battel'hall, a Chicago looler has just been awaixiod $W>,- 000 daniagcK. There wasn't any th.iiiee of picking up that much nwn- thc nine could I bis i-m-ptint i.s coming out this month j Across Cue shirt or every memta to lie called "In the Days of the ���������f (he Atlnnta HaseUill Club this Dandies," written i,y the laic Lord ytv,,- the Utters "Atlanta, 11110" I amingtcn. The .vithor belonged to will l:e priulid in large tvpc This i.s the famous "Young England" party, (() iet ,]H, rc01.lc Lnow'that AManta and. had ..special opportunities fur i��������� t.ha(, year will hold a big cxposi- .-.t'ldying the dandyism which immi-: Ci1 (,i0n. social and political life in Knglaiiil j '1 he work of Kooi-ball rctonn in the :n the'early niiieteeii.tb century. li���������ito.l Stales may get so far ad- ���������Thcreis an .introduction by Sir Iter- vw'.ced that loams can Plav the^ame bert Max-well, bud, thc book is sure bv cable, crn as chess is "played tool" its jmi.1jI.ic on the strength ���������f its ',iay. At any rale, the marking out own subject without any such aid. j0r lhe Held is a step in the right ' dirc'-tien. The death of Bartlett, compiler of EOOTBA'LL��������� that familiar; and invaluable b<>oK', j New Yor"-, April 3.���������The Pilgrim "Eauriliar Quotat.ious," recalls the Association- foo-U all te.-m of Kng-, story of Uii! woman who said that land will, it is del'nutely ai.noimcwl ' narllot-t was her favorite author, io-dav, v sit America n-xt fall an 1 ' because he wrole the best poetry and plav a series <.f mal.ciie.t ' " ' tlio, best epigivainmatie jircse of anv Yoi-v, H, st* n Patience���������Didn't/ they aiUertise that you could sleep under, blanl.ets up on.tlie mounl-ains where you went Patrice���������Yes; but the trouble was they didn't .have any blankets. ��������� o Doctor (lo Mrs. PfCiJis, whose husb-ind is ill)���������J las he had any lucid intervals? Mrs! Perkins (with dignity)���������E's 'ad nothing except what you ordeied doctor. vilWP QUICKLY* KNOCKED OUT. "Some weeks ago, (Hiring the severe winter weather both my wife and -myself ��������� contracted' severe colds which speedily (Id eloped into the worst kiii'.l oi la grippe with all its miserable syniltoms," writes Mr, J. .���������j. Egleslon, of Al-aple Landing, Iowa. "Knees aud joints aching,' and nose ruii-fiing, with alternate -.���������pells of chills aiwl fe������������������(!'. We began using (ihaiul:crlain's C'ougJi Remedy, nidino- lhe same with a double dose :.f Chanvbeiiain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, and by -its liberal use soon cotn-plcloly .. kaioc'-oil c������.t the grip." So'd by Lad)smith Pharmacy. A~i<'AVORrn-: rivMiouy for jsai p.ii-:s It's pleasant taste and prompt cures'have made Chain,! rrlaiirs Cough Ih'inedy a favorite .with Hie mothers of small children. lt. quickly cures their coughs and'colds and prevents ai.y danger or pneumonia or oilier serines consequences. It not. only cures croup, hut when given as soon as tli ��������� croupy cough appears will pre vent lhe attack. For sale by La jd\smith Pharmacy. LEDGER Office 1st Avenue Express Work LIGHT TEAMING Wj)l an! iiri fir 5 lis SEE J. KEMP. OR LEAVE ORDERS- WITH - W. CARTER,- riRRT AVENUE PHONE 6 O W. SILER. GENERAL hXPRESS AND DELIVERY WORK TROMPTLY Pi Leave orders at the Abhotsford. J.PIERCY&GO. Manufacturers Of.��������� IRONCLAD BRAND . CLOTHING, OVERALLS, TOP SHIRTS, ETC, NOTICE LADYSMITH WATER WO?KS Consumers are requested to call at the office on Roberts Street at!ri pay Water Rates, between the 10th and the 23th or each mnith. Office Hours I P. M. 4.30 T, I BLAND SUPERINTENDENT. modern writer. Mother-Oh, Frcddv, did you lick your little brother? . Freddy-Yen 'in, but I told him it hurt mc worse'n it did him. in New Philadelphia, Detroit, Pittsburg, Chicago and St. Louis. According to jir<*K<eut plans, the team will leave England on August 11 Hi for Canada, where it will play in Toronto, AtcJitreivl, Ottawa, Quebec anil other cities. EXCELLENT Train Service BETWEEN MONTREAL, QUE3EG, IBM? UMUIUll) . And tho Principal Biislnoaa Centers of Ontario, Quebec, and the| Maritime Provinces. ALSO TO BUFfALO, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA NIAGARA FALLS. For Time Tnbles, etc., mlilross CEO. W. VAUX, AsalBtont Gen'l PusaeHKav ������ud Ticket Agent, j 133 ADAMS St.. CHICAGO, ILL. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS VICTORIA, 3. C. NOTICE From this date the undersigned will not be responsible ioi any in debtcdness incurred except on ������ rwritten order signed by the secretary Rowland Machin. V. I. EXPLORATION & DEVEL OPMENT CO., LTD. Non Personal Liability. Victoria. B. C. Ma** 18th. 1������0i HAY, GRAIN and ' FARM PRODUtf Orders will he delivered anyw*herr in the city promptly and at the lo v est possible prices. Leave orders at Christle'i, o������ ti* Eiplanadi. James Warnock Public Notice Attention is called to the fact that thi Ogiivie Flour riills Co, Limited makers of ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR, have for some slnn past heen producing floir in a Tastly improved and p������rlfl ������������������' form by the aid of ELECTRICITY and having secured control ot all the basic patents relating ther^ to, take this opportunity of a drising the public that any prized users of the electrical flour purifying processes will **e prosecuted. Ogiivie Flour Mills Company Ijtmitai are +ha oaly millers ia Oaa*d* whoso Flour is purified by the Electric Process DAY SCHOOL. Usual subjects taught; also languages ,. drawing in pencil and cr&y- ons, paint ng in oils and water colors, pianoforte and vocal lessons giv en in classes or individually. MISS BERTRAM, Ladysmith, B (j. Dr. R. B. Diei Sargeon Dentist All -work suaranteed, aud at rca.su -j, able rates. ^RESIDENCE AND OFFICE Gatacre St. Ladysmith OP������N 'AX iJ--L HOURS. Ladysmith Temple No. 5 R,i- Sisters meets at the Oddfellows 1 ,.11 2nd and 4th Tuesday at ',... ;. a. Mrs. Kate Tate secretary. UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS .. Wellington Grove No. 4 U. A. 0. 1> Meets in the 1' 0 O .V\ Hall, 1 .���������> ilysmith, the Second and Fourth Hednesdays of each month, commencing Wednesday. 13th.. 1905. Visiting Druids are invited to attend. By' Order. WM RAFTER, Reef Secty. PATRICK BURK, N. A. *~-*-,,, Tfh'iiiin mmmMmmmm j^^^^t!^*SSiS!5?SS! ,1! J .??< <T . THE DAILY I.BD^FR Local Items t ,FQ-R sale Twelve Head of Cov!^ and Milk Route. Apply P. 0. Box oo. MANTED-Any person having fIirnI. tuie or cooking stove t0 sell ply "x," general delivery before ��������������� I>-m., April, 3rd. Did WINTER GOLD OUTPIT FOR TANA NA ap- Smoke Little B. Cigars. -Mr- Jas. Adam short visit to N Carl M. Johnson Tells of thc Work in Fiiirhanl-s for the Year. "Alining has been \cry active n tne Fa'rbianKs country all winter, .*-���������' the gold production for the winl.T operations will he thc nc.i*.ie*.t ib,. the district has e\er kno.vn. \\ .tli lhe openim*; of navigation t'���������-��������������������������� M������ i"|r operations will be incr-as-l, and l<)ui; will witness the ������reatcst mining development in the Fair! anks' district that has been hnowu in Alas- 'lhe above statement was made in an interview in Seattle the other ������������������������������* down French S^ ,-^ by Car- M. Joh-nson, a mininj 'opciator and lumicr manufacl.i ;i of Fair,-aii's. Mr. Johanson o*:c-r.il "-" a \c*ry larjc mill at Fairbanks and one' (,,,'cicary creek, supplying' a s.eat laid leadin-r A sidewalk- is bej,1������r from Firs(, Av towards (Jie Colliery office todav. returned from a anaimo this mornin I*1- Richardson N.maimo at noon was a passenger (0 ft 'j.ait ot the timber that is us*-1 ��������������� J lhe mininj; in the Tanana uislric. .'The latest information shut 1 have C.ywnef,s-fi for 0,1C n0lIar. s, "������los 2^ -Monday, April 9th. . l.ccivcd fiom FairhaiiK.s, .,ai 1 ->������������������ .lohanscn, \i-s to the cftcc! that the ��������� winter clcan-up will i>e even hirircr (amp than the pievious estimates made by last ,|,v ������,,,��������� , "-; '���������'}''i, m' ih<-' operators. I believe that- *l.V0'i. ��������� rtt"encli, 1lic photographer, (uiil will prove to be a .'ons;i������ ati.c ���������������-���������"' '<-slimate for the ir.ohl pio lu.-.i.m oi {the FairbauKs country this yeir. "ea������I (he ad vert,'seme, t 0f Ifarrr I "I~'*>ok for a l",ose ,,ICC ���������������elw,-cn K*y apiirarinir ia t,lis ,S(.(ip ' ��������� Ksl|,cr and Fairban's crecU ror scl- __ , ' ouil place in tic creels of tin <���������'<*- Pannell & Pl^i-mrc , ' 1 rict this sumim-r. Fairl a'H s has on this ,)Vf_ ' ���������������, S a"' "WKiarin-r alw;ns ra,ibcd next to Clcary, biM iatS ^J*'"-- as a fi0W producer, a*l if the same Mr 'h \,f,r- x nice is l'ept, that has been es lab- mo at noon toSav "*' f������ ^"^ ]ixhc(l ������" l1" cm* for th������ wlnU'r _>- , (work, during the cisiing summer the . ' !*elati\c .pos tions of the two camps I here being ,,0 Work ,n 1h<J. ^.^ i^.,, ,)C revi.rfied. '- *J', sonn2 of the energetic vouno- "Dome cieek is coming men who -li'^ *-, 1.^ , joung ed'the tim- - ���������" "^ cm",������-'- ���������J ho IT . ^ 'n- P,ayin������ 1,a"'������'*lH the Esplanade court. G on l������e usual fortnightly dance of lhe t>ty Rand, which was-postponed last week wiill uvc place on SaturdaV| tl,e /th ������'sl- starting at 8 ���������.m. ' ' tli-3. ell wfl n th��������� CUy 1,U11' lhfiM������������- ���������-"I will hold a social meeting ,0 discuss matters relating to tho in tmiiction of a by-laW for electric up as a told producer, and I look for great results fiom this section this year." NINE PRISONERS TOR STATE PENITENTIARY .Seattle*���������Penitentiary guards A. 15. Est"brook and George Charlotte left L.st night with a party of nine pi is,- oneis, who will l.e placed in thc state institution -to serve sentences ivnging .from one to twenty years, 'i hey arrived yes lei day with a pri**- oii.'3r,'Fergi son, from** Mt. Vernon 1 barge for murder in the second degree. As the days Grow Warmer I the Demand for WASH SUITS ��������� I become Stronger- We'va the 1 kind that a Dip in the Tub wiiI | Brighten and make appear as I Fresh add New as ever- They 1 come in��������� Satlor -fuifs Euster Brown Suits Risfian BLuse SuKs Prices Range From 25 to 2.00 AM We have the most beautiful Pattern Hats in town. This is a broad Stafenent, but if you doubt it, visit us anil ik convinced of correctness of our lityles-----" We Have an Up to Date Assortment of House Furnishings and Our Prices .'Will Compare Favorably With Victoria or Vancouver Houses M- L- MASTERS Nanaimo's Leading Milliner. Commercial St., NANAIMO, B. C. Next door to Jas. Hirst���������Our Grocer. Every Ladysmith lady spendinfj $5.00 will have her tare returned to her ���������BBHBBBHBBBKS^EiefBgELasaSS T0-DAY! LACE CURTAINS LINOLEUMS HEARTH RUGS MATTING PICNIC HAMS ?. 18c. Lb. SPICED ROLLED BACON [Sc. LB BACKS 20c. LB = TO=MORROW= Walter* & Akenhead Young Veal, Beef, Alutton, and Pork pan n ellT&T Flasket - r ' S.S. Iroquois M-as in at the ,tlns afternoon. whnrf (The Herald.) sign Airrrt-LKs. rtnli'h .Johnson and Sine Swan- son met lust night in (he ALh- Jefc elm, ondsiffucfl articles for a wrcsUing- ���������la,,h lo tab0 p|ac.(i ^ Lhc club arena 0,1 Sntui-dnv ni-ht April oisl, for n S1W s,de \l!. -nod 80 pur cent or' the {rate ccipts, winner t.) take cent and loser <2r>. is to ho at LIZ ijoim.ls weigh jn at rinarside to be picked at the ringside r>oli C.'azette rules tiers down "Each man CAUGHT COLD WII1LK IiUNTING A BURGLAR. Mr. Win. Tlios. Lmiorgan, provincial Constable at Chaldean, Ontario, s>,us: "I caught a *^vcrc cold while liniitiiig a burglar in the forest in swamp last fall. Hearing of Chain- He will serve twe-ty jears l|h(.,1-]aill.s CouRh Remedy, 1 tried it, , ..... . , r ., r . , ;, <'uid aflor using two small bottles," 1 I the men taken from the countv jail ' are A. Ru.ier, two Jcais for assault .was completely cured." This remedy v������ith a iieadly weapon, CUailos 1). is intended (s.'ecially for coughs and Ti-lley, one year fcr larciiiy from colds. i\t will loosm ,,ii(l iolieve a the jMyrson; S. McCainhridge, ������f\������-v ^severe cold in less liine--,than l������y nny \; ars for ,burg.l.-ry, Frank r-������������������>���������, sc-.- 'other treatir.e.it an.l is a ,fa\o.a'o en years for burglary; l-'ian'* ConeM, 'whcrc.er its siiipeiior escellcricc i'^'S o io year for burglary: -low I,a\elle. become'Known For sale by t.-K'y- trn,ycar-s for rolnLery; John Crovitch, smith Phanracy. Ilirec years for larceny from the i;':son, and John Peterson, ."* years Pi r burglary. I wish to notify \\\y customers that in future I shall bc a few minutes late in getting 'my "COLONIST" off the train On Sunday and respectfully ask them to wait fcr me. I shall have pi cut}' ' to supply all. J, .4 KNIGHT - KNIGHTS' BOOKSTORE ^ The AValko'.cr Shoes for men, [/;) Y~i at Ulair & Admn We will be pleased to show you these Goods SIM(t\ LEISER & CO. Ltd. GATACRE. ST LADYSMITH Lad.vsmilh Tojnjile No. 5, Ratlil.one Sisters, intend giving a supper aiid dance on the night of Easter . Monday, April ICtii. - st". Dr. Dier can bc louHd at any tn at his ofljcc on Gatacre st. His de-* ral work is giarantcod to be fir1-' class and rates reasonable *l re- 75 pn- The iiinldi men t() and i-cferce .0 frov<������rn. two shoul- <o constitute a fall put up a s.-,0 deposit last ni-ht the boJnnco to ho r���������n tip the nisKt before the match. On (he Caledonian grounds th,'. afternoon the Dry Goods and Cr., tors' teams will play thojr third and deciding- game of Association football, after which the iicnv- ery team and the High .School Boys %. ill meet and play off hoi Thursday's draw. Ihe steamer Loolnnaw arrived at Union TJay \oslerilay from Seaith- for a cargo of coal for ftkatrway. The British ship Iverncss arrived at Chemainus yesterday to load a cargo of lumber for South America. J'rince Arthur and party spent Tucdrt.x hum my for mount.un she-p on Cit-Mi- mountain \ I'm ��������� hjjei i'lien iv.is scciind h\ Mi .Laiiin.*.-on. Smoke Big I?. Cigais After Mouseclean'ng You May Need a Nice Pair of��������� LACE CURTAINS We Ila c them, and Heaulios,' tco. Puces lian^in^ from��������� 75 Cents to $3.50 a Pair RINGS BROOCHES WATCHES PICTURES BOOKS FOUNTAIN PENS I We will give'you'the . bove articles if you return us VA/hlte^ S\A/on Soap iA/rappers" Some nice Patterns in Curtain Muslin with cr without Friils China and Jap Matting from 15c. Yd. White Marsailies Quills at $2 50 Each White. Honeyconb Quilts at $1.25 B, C, SOU VICTORIA WtiG. Fraser Merchant Tailor, (ist Avenue) j Spring Stock on hand. Call early an get your choice ^**^^M^^^^^^^^^^N^^^^^/^^V^A^^SAV^^W^; STOVFS! STOVf S! We are makinjr HEATERS and RANGES ol" the Laics! Styles ' and Newest Patterus ' ��������� We do all kinds of ,' Foundry and Repair Work���������Nickel Plating in all its branches, a Specialty lAOY-SMIM IRON & SIQVE WuRIU~Co.l5 Phone 53 " ��������� - -" - - . ��������� ._-... P. O..Box 42, ������ wj^Sfcaa-^^Ei^iiicSK^i^rii^'^jras*^^ Sttair & Mam si&vSBSiJS- i!ie3P? i i i I H I'miii See l':e time, t a-s.-lc of Railway f( r the K'ast.er 'anoth.'ir pn.^e. e V.. k N. liolida\.s oa 'lhc iinder.sijriied "desucs to express Ins than! s to his , La,d\smit.li irii-nds fcr their kindnce-s in selling tickets for lu's graiuoplione drawing benefit, which lately took place at-Nanaimo. ELLIS DAVIS. ^^SMmtmEas^ss3ss^sss^s-as^sasnss& FfilDAY, APRIL 6th PUBLIC HOLJDAY Monster Parade 3 p.m Vancouver, ;Past, Present and Prospective Mass Meeting in the Evening Speeches, Spites and Music Out Plumbing and Tiasmithing Dept, is now under the management of /V\r. \A/m. Spence, A Thorougly Competent Man liHIIIfi and II Don* at Reason ble Prices J. ANDERSON I^cavc orders aj Peterson's Furn tore.store, oi telephone Ne. S3. NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby give* fcliat I intend to ai:������ply at the next sitting of the License Board of the city of Ladysmith B.C. for a transfer of the retail liquor- license, now held by mc for the premises known as the New Western llotel, situated on Lot ������I, Block 28, to John. Mcnghini. atty D. H. DAVIS. Dated at Ladysmith this 15th day of March, 1906. After this date the price for hrca delivered at my Customers' house will be FIVE CENTS per loaf- <i loaves, for a dollar. My read , guaranteed the best inacfe. Sholj run by white help should recoil white puopies' ��������� patronage so long \ they are properly conducted. 1 s������ licit a trial as your Baker. C. R. DOCILE. ���������-- THE WELLINGTON BAKERY ' o���������r Smoke Little B. Cigars. I have just received a shipment c Hills High Grade _ ENGLISH TOBACCOS OGARL11FS The ladvsmith Hardware Co. Ltd ass^^fiteessssssssafissitsa LADYSMITH HOTEL BAR Having ta*ten over the bar-room of the above hotel, we intend to run a first-class, up-to-date establishment, and in soliciting the patronage of our friends a������<i the public in general, we guarivitee good treatment to all. at .he DRUGSTORE R. -Scott A. Proprietors. nn.a SIMPS0I Solicitor. EU. Money to loan 1st. Avfmi? - URVSrVIH SPECIAL RATES ON ALL L loo,ooo CLUB We should like to slunv you our lai'g-e assortment of v' \AJe~W Pape rs Hanging in price from ioc. Double Roil and Up Tiiey are the very latest in Wall 'and Ceiling Decorations. Just from ��������� the factory. Over ten thousand rolls j to choose from. ' Wc also carry a Inrg-e range of���������'��������� Viirnisiies, Varnish Stains, Paints, Oils, Brushes and Window Glass I In fact, everything to Beautify the ���������Home, at��������� _ H.-KAY'S- WALL PAPER DEPOT SPEGIAL JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OK THE LATEST STYLES. ���������IN BRACfLFJS, LOCKtTS, CHAINS, Solid Gold and fold Filled Brooches, Etc The Designs are Very Attractive���������No trouble to show Goods Call o.ncl "S^e* THerm Notice A. HOWE, .of,CHEMAiNUS, has opened the MEAT- MARKET latelyj run by W. Ward, on Roberts,������tree1 WITH A fULLLINE OF FIRST GLASS MEATS j PORK AND SAUSAGE A SPECIALTY A Trial Soiicitd A. HOWE, 'PHONE'20. B. FORCIMHER WATCHMAKER, JEWELER, OPTICIAN First Avenue, XX X Ladysmitli, B.C The Conneticut schobima'am is a' ped with a helpful smile. As af numerous article. She's always di-j rule she's underpaid and thinks she's; tertaining and sometimes handsome, ovcrv.-ort.td. If she loves children" She's vivacious, intelligent, alert and j and undtrstands. them she's a queen : is capable of supplying her share of . and her sway becomes a benevolent despotism. At her best she's a be** i nign inilueiiccr-at her worst, but aha the conversation. She's generally cheerful, usually creates a sunshiny atmosphere, and ordinarily is etjuip- ccver is- at her worst.
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