They defended their own goal ln good style and had a system of attack while the play of Ladysmith was ragged. Further reference to the match Is unnecessary but the boys here must now start and practlco as a team if they hope to win.
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After the game tbe visitors were entertained ln royal style, a banquet and dance being given them In the K. Everyone present declared that it was tho best treatment they, had ever receivod or could ever hope to receive. About 30 lacrosse players and friends sat down to the supper and discussed tho lino points of the gamo, somo even going so lar as to make speechos,' which, Toronto, May Tho matter The tol- should be given a most searching inquiry in the interests ol socioty. It is no doubt a difficult task on account of tho manner in which tho evidence of the principal witness was given, but I fool as a juror tbat our verdict was not nearly strong enough.
I do not know what the medical report will be, but I fed that If sane she Is a dangerous girl.
Therefore, as I have said, tho tragedy should be followed up. I hope I have not transgressed in taking the liberty of writing you, but this, I feel, is not a trifling matter. The mills of justice may seem for a time to grind slow, but in the view of the department a slow course is a sure course in this unusual and unfortunate case. Foy says he never heard before that the Kinrade jury had a name drawn up in their verdict, and that they had ret'irned an open verdict in order not to interfere with the plans of tbe lawyers. All those interested in the United Ohoir are requested to meet at the Methodist church next Thursday ev- eolng, at 8 o'clock.
Mayor Frank Jameson
Voting on the sewer by-law will begin at 9 o'clock Monday morning Record your vote tor improved san itary conditions. Attention is directed to Mr. John Stewart's advertisement in another column in which he discusses thc merits ol Vancouver property, ho is oflcring for sale.
Tho Fraser River Lumbor Co. Thc recent a "growing heavy rains resulted in time" for the gnrdens in Lailysm'iih. George Wilson and his son Arthur, returned Thursday morning from a. Wilson was greatly Impressed with tho business activity ol the Terminal City.
Bulletin, is at Vancouver, getting out a special, edition dealing with the resources of the city ho has done so much to make famous all over the west. Mayor Nicholson has returned from a. The Princess Roller Skating Rink In, Nanaimo has been thoroughly renovated and the floor surfaced oil with an electrical sandpaper machine. There has also been a large consignment ol new skates added to the equipment and Mr.
There will be an extra Besston run from 10 until 12 o'clock no visitors from Ladysmith will be sure to have plentyol skating. With the, improvements that have recently been made in the Abbots- ford, commercial travellers unite in pronouncing that house the best arranged hotel to be found In any city in British Columbia outside ot Victoria and Vancouver.
Clark, who was arrested here last Monday by Constable Callendar, has been sentenced to four months each on two charges ot receiving money under false pretences. There are several charges ot forgery against him yet to be heard. Frost, father of Dr. Frost, returned yesterday from a two weeks' visit to friends in Victoria nmjj Vancouver.
The' Right Rev. Alexander McDonald the new Catholic bishop of the diocese of Vancouver island, is expected to arrive in Victoria next week. Some one has suggested that a prise should be offered on Dominion Day for the best kept lawn in Ladysmith. Mayor Nicholson will be in the running for this prile, having spent a great deal of labor on a lawn that will be a credit to himself and his gardener, William Spenco. One of tho events of tbe conference was thc unveiling of a number of portraits of thc pioneers of Methodism in this province.
The men whoso works were thus honored were: Rev. Whits, Rev. Evans, Rev. Browning, Rev. Robson, the only survivor of these four Rev. Bryant, father of Mr. Theodore Bryant, Rev. Crosby, Rev. James Turner;vand a number of general conference officers; Rev. Dr Carman, Rev. Sutherland, Chancellor Burwash, of Victoria linkers ity and Rev. These portraits were the work ot Mr. Foster of Toronto. In the remarks ot some of the pi- oneers they said that Victoria was little better than a shack town in James Colvert, well known in Ladysmith and Nanaimo, was elected president, and Rev.
Roberts, secretary. Tbe following is the first list of stations so far an Victoria district is concerned. The list Is subject to change: Victoria—Metropolitan, T. Hol- ling, B. Dean, Wm. Sheridan, superannuated; John P. Brace allowed to engage ln Y. Victoria—Centennial: Andrew Henderson. Victoria—Victoria West: Arthur E. Roberts, Sec, of Conference. Victoria—James Bay: James A. Victoria-"1- Japanese Mission: To be supplied.
Victoria—Indian Mission: B. Lay Agent. Strawberryvalc—To be supplied.
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Salt Spring Island—George R. Clark, under Supt. Cowlchan Indian Mission—C. Tate, C. Nitnat—Indian niission: To be supplied. Nanaimo—Wallace St. Laldley, sup- cranuated. Nanaimo—Haliburton St. Nanaimo—Chinese Mission: To be supplied, T. Nanaimo—Indian Mission: To be supplied, W. Cedar—To be supplied, under superintendent of Wallace St.
Ladysmith—Robert Wilkinson. Cumberland—Japanese Mission: Native evangelist, tJ. Esquimalt—One to be sent; A. Dever, superannuated; Thomas Key- worth to attend College. Hopkinson 10 G. Hepplc 18 W. Kcsorlch 18 M. Duitko 19 J. Wargo,, 18 Mn McKinlcy 12 J. Meok Dr.
Dier ;, F. Hayden 9 concerned, that means the keeping J. Ill ont ot fireB. Something in this di- J. Rumbsy 14 rcction has already been done in Forestry ln Westorn Canada, as I everywhere else means far more than the planting of trees. Thc first step in forestry is the preservation ol " i forests already existing, and, as far 20 " ns Canada—cast and west alike—is the land has been taken away.
In the Crow's Nest valley alone there are, out of the square" miles of its total area, 85 square miles cf such land. Originally covered by a heavy lorcst ot fir, it is -. Clark, who was arrested in Ladysmith last Monday, was up again yostcrday charged with frog- cry. His case was remanded, which mado him restive. He wanted to know why he could not be sentenced at once. I have a wcait heart, and this suspense is killing me," said he.
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Asked whether be also admitted that he knew the check to be forged when he passed it. Lot "A" will consist ot all tho company's proporty real and personal, except that included In Lot "B. The picture follows closely the narrative ln Judges 14th, 15th and 16th chapters. Tho picture of Samson grinding in the prison house is remarkably realistic, and at the climax when he pulls down the pillars the spectacular cffe.
There are other good pictures and the programme will be repeated to night. Beginning next Monday there will be another good programme, the principal picture being the Wages of eln. The following is the full programme: A Jewell of a Servant, comic; thc cipul picture being the Wages of Sin. Forest fires in the Rockies, their effects and means of preventing them are discussed by H.
His article gives thc result ol investigations made by him during the season of in the Crow's Nest district of Southern Alberta, more accurately defined as the valley of thc middle fork ot thc Old Man river, between thc Livingstone range and the western boundary of Alberta. I Originally this whole region was heavily timbered, so the reports of!
McMillan writes, "that at present, of tha original square miles ot forest, only square miles remain. Not only has the timber originally on tho land boon destroyed, but in some canes nil possibility ot l inducing, without going to an enormous expense tor artificial planting, in British Columbia The North Devon Herald has the following with regard to fruit growing In B.
The history of the great fruit growing enterprise in California which had been largely developed by British settlement and British capital Is a proot of this fact. The greater proportion of the land In British Columbia suitable for fruit growing Is covered with tedious and expensive. It involves S3. The Canadian Pacific Railway, with characteristic foresight and enterprise, has anticipated these difficulties and in Vancouver Island has selected and set aside , acres from its land grant Bpeclncally for fruit growing settlements.
C, every Wednesday and Saturday. They form an excellent method of remitting small sums of money with snfetv and at small cost and may be obtained without delay at any office of the Bank. It is unfortunate that the original by-law was not altogether acceptable to the money lenders, but the men who purchase debentures are very careful as to the exact terms in which their security is guaranteed.
Therefore, no objection can be taken to Mr. Brent and hi3 associates in insisting on a by-law that will stand in the courts. There does not seem to be any reason why there should be one vote recorded against the by-law. A sewerage system is essential to the health of the people, and past experience has taught the citizens of Ladysmith many severe les- S We have had epidemics here that were manifestly the result of defective sanitary conditions, and the city will be menaced by other epidemics until the causes are removed.
If the original by-law had been satisfactory the sewerage works would have been in process of construe tion at the present time, and in order that the delay may be as short as possible, Mr. Brent has everything ready in Toronto to start printing the debentures just as soon as he receives telegraphic notice of the adoption of the bylaw by the ratepayers.
If the by-law passes next Mon day; the contract may be let the day following.
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It is the duty of every ratepayer to turn out Monday and vote for the by-law. A big vote will convey the impression that ths ratepayers ar2 alive to their own best interests. Down on Dice Throwing. The-License Commissioners of Vancouver, at a recent meeting, decided to recommend to the City Council the adoption of a by-law abolishing dice-throwing in barrooms. This leads the Vancouver World to remark that the practice of dice-throwing is one of the most undesirable developments of the "treating" idea.
Few things contribute more to excessive and unnecessary drinking than the put ting of the payment to the hazard of the dice. The "lucky" man is not seldom the least fortunate, because, after a run of luck, it is usually regarded as a matter of honor with him to give his opponents an opportunity for "revenge. Coburn, President and Managing Director.
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There is in Vancouuer to-day a good deal of suburban property that will double and treble in value within the next two or three years.