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DATLT WORLD: rAffCOtTTER B. O. CATTADA. IHE PROSPECTS PESSIMISM iMiiiiiiitti'i' uiljiiiiriied till Friday, July llltli. Tluisp hnvinif claiiim the coin niillee.

mil yet rcinleieil. will kindly semi thorn either to the i liaiimnn of the sill. ninmiitlee nlncli incurred llie.n. or In Ihe Ni i retiiry, Itartlcy, l'. U.

Itux SI I. iiy. I'UIXKSK NOTKS. IHE (HAS. WOODWARD ID.

mm tack, opening fire on Tientsin with two latteries uf 4 inch nuns, but the allies imled by two of II M.S. Tirril.Ie's 1.7 guns, succeeded in silencing the Chines" iiitilli'iy afier eight bourn nf lighting. At Shanghai il seems aow to be the gen enil belief that tin: duie of the despatch nf July asserting that two legations were still standing Has an error, either nciideiilal or intentional. The couriers must have left 1'ekin at ast live days earlier, making the real dale the message June I'Mh, while the alleged massacres are aid to have taken i on June 3mh. I'lllil this point can be clcarlv understood, the greatest anxiety ii American Sheet Steel Company Battery 1 Kuildinfi New Yoik Manufacturers of all varieties of Iron and Steel Sheets Black and dalvanizcd W.

Dewecs Wood Company's Planished lion 1'olished Steel Sheets Rf prturmat i for Canada B. 4 S. II. Thompson i St. Sn! piteStritt IKnit real 4 Facts for Cotton Buyers This month we will sell ottnn K'n1i.

less than mill prices; 2 yds. while slieetlnj. pie; JM nl beeiliitf I anion 1 Huiiriel 7c: siiln. uuliieacheil cotton, 1 cuint.rle inuslii lie le, 1J Jr; ilncks. liKlit colors, lie; tl.inn lette I 2e.

be. Se; prints 4c, fie. loc, circular pillow culloua, In. lci 4i lu. 1J 1 Je; In.

13c. Men's Furnishings A pond Cricket iV; Hoys' l.ltieu Hat. Me: rnulnoer'l Pap, 20e: Mens l.inen Mm, X.e: Knu'li rs Silk Cap. sue; Hoys Linen an. Straw Hal a lit vnilur lu sivle ami price, choice for Jjc; P.oys Leather Itraces.

Men Leather Urates, sue. Oil. CLOTH Heat Oil Chilli. 3oC. sipisre yd.

1 Boot and Shoe Department Hire tou seen our Ladles' Mlnto. It Is the latest In Ladles' Ot fuidi. Vici Kid, hand turned. 11'iilnr pries our price, Hammocks Slaughtered For one week nnlv, our repil ir lender Wlc; rei'illar $1.59 for fl.W; reciibir r.ir SM.rti; reitulHi for flM; regular $J50 for nnuliir S.i.L'5 fur reaular Ill.uO for i 00. Crockery and Stationery Department See our Mnner Sets.

$7.00 ench up: Toilet eeW, $1.00 ach up to JO; Glsssware. Tuinlilei'S, Coblitt, Wine etc. SL'liuOL HOUKji for tUu chllclreu Jut promoted. Drug Department SUMMKIl srr.LKKS Aibima Health Salts. lle.

per tin; Nestle' Food 4ie eui'h Aiibev bottle: Mvllln'a Food. Isrs lie bot I't" lime Juice 2.V liottle; 'nwlsr's Wild Slrnwlien y. iV Iwltle. We sv nu uionev llio coortt. Itulli syrlnites at Tsie.

and, Tic Fountain Svrinnes lit Atoiulsers at oUc, UUc and "ic. MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED OOR. WESTMINSTER AVENUE AND HARRIS STREET MONTSERRAT was the only LIME PRUT JUICC ordered by the British Oovernment for the use of the troops in SOUTH AERICA, and the whole of a large supply was consumed during the first two months. LOUD KITl'flliXlCH A3 FOLLOWS: "Send 100 cases more of Montserrat' 1 fi I Cliinii proper bus an area of 1,:. niinri miles, with 11 pminlatioii, accord int! to 11 recent cstimiite, of Three ridininna are nckuowleilired hy tlio Cliini'se as indii i noiis and adopted, Coiiruscinnisiu, Huddhlsm and Taoism.

Kneli province is anti divided into de iiirtnii'nts ruled hy prefects, and ench di'imrt mo lit into districts, each with a district rnltr. Must of the nhoritrinal hill tribes ere still iiatiire wurshippiTs, and ethnically nre distiin't from the prcvailins Mon filoi'l l'lMllUtinll, The total areH of China and its de pi'iident'iivs amounts to Hll siiiiire and tli" total population to uu less ihnii Aeeorilinit to a return of the Imperial authorities the total number of fiircliriHTs resilient in the open ports of was HU at the eud of th ear Ahotit one hnlf of the total number of fiiroifiuTsi resided at Shauxtiai. The French iiumiiipality at that town eii teiTil on the extension of their coucessiou on Mari 1st, 1IHMI. Km of the IS provinces of the Celestial Km pi re is ruled by 11 (iovernor or ieneral. who is responsible to tin Kinp'ior fur the entire admiiiist timi, political, judicial, military and lis ml, Tlie dependencies uf Cliinn nre Mun I'lini'iii.

sipuue miles with souls; with l.liVS.lKHj miles and souls: Tibet, sn tli siiiuire mihw and (l.iluil.iHil) eeiiis; niiirarin. with siinnre miles mul liiHt.iMal souls, and Kast Tur ki'slim. with square miles and fWUHNt souls. Anions the fnreiirners were ltrit Mi siibjiM ts, Auiei'icaus, l.lill Jap niie i'leiiiliiiii'ii. l.dl.'! I Ioniums, l.oso l'urttiuiiese.

Spaniards and tind Xnrwi'ciniis, nil other na limialitios brills represented by very few Ten Chinese newspapers are published in Shan vrfiai, and the sui cess they have ii.liievi il lias led to the establishment of eiliers at some of the other treaty ports. Ihirimr the year liiH vessels, of tcus, enti'ivd and cleaisd t'liiuese ports. l.ar:e liumliers of Chinese in Middle and Southern Chinn profess and practice all three religions. The bulk of tlie people, however, nre Hudilhist. There are probably nbout cliierly in the northeast nr.d tout west, Itoman Catholicism has long bad a footing in China, aud ia esti uuited to have about 1.IXIU.UU0 adherents, with 25 bishoprics, besides those of Mun I'linrla, 'l'ibet, M.mifolia aud Corea.

The niimlier of Protestant adheteuts is estimated at tiH.WU. 11 CASTORIA For Infanti and Children, til he A Ii et VisppM Mr. (jtMirce Swniison, of Thiirso, who died recently at the agp of Ho years, is believed to have been the oldest Free Mason in the world. He was received iuto 1 'Bier's ludtte in February, Siiim's Crown Prince, who is studying st Oxford, is bound to he an up to date potentate like his father. Ho recently, appendicitis, and enjoyed the modern operation for that misfortune.

England is looking up new names for ils Buer conquests. "Chtimberlninin" inn "llobertsluiid" are siiKKested by the St. James' which, however, would prefer snniothinif made up from the name of the future ruler of England, K1 ward VII. The average woman Is not half as much nfruld of cusslp us she Is of mouse. SlLLETfS PURE POWDERED BEST, PUREST, STRONGEST.

LONDON E.W.6IUETT. tNCi 11 u. TOROMTQOflT. Electro Magnetic Institute (Establlthcd This Institute 11 tue olocot aud most re llaoiu tu ia cosst lor the truutuietit ol ivsry kiud of disease, wlieiher acute or coruulc. No one need despair until after a triul of electrical lient umut at ttait la stitale.

Keaiale complaints a spscitlty. Thtruiat nud Uedlcaied BiilUs. Consul in tig 11 free. Inferences: Dr. M.

Lawrence, 133 West m'n ter rruue, sod Dr. Monro, Muckluauo Uiock. Vi. BLKINS, Ileetroloslst, 3118 Homer street. I wns cureil nf terrible lumbago by SI I Altl I.1MMK.NT.

RKV. VM. BROWN. I w.i ennui of a terrllile ease at earache M1N AltlJ 1.1M.MK.ST. Mitsj.

s. K.vrr.BArK. 1 wai cnreil of sensitive lunirs by WIN Ally's L1MMKNT. MRS. S.

MA STICKS. PREVAILS Regarding the Situation of foreigners in Pekin. Chinese Stories That They Are Sate No Longer Believed The Chi nese Attempts to Shift Responsi bilitV Shows Dread Of Results, I 11 Mth.iugi. Shanghai Inihl ri M'ill till' Mli'cllli'llt that tL. r.r and 1 i fl fr Kini'tc iiiiw t' Cliitif idti ci.il.lnin Ti i fy tn (lit siiffty tiif tlii'V 11" luiiai'f Ktininlitle In Ti iii as hi tin' uu'liMritii' vlio i'ti ilfir I'Uii slinuii'i; an' uli'i' ni't in i iia t.

tail In si i i' tin safety of tin' l'lnin nunc iiii'tiilnT'i of a li'uaiiiui at 1 Ui In the i iii icn i ami ivaiiiiriirnncv nf iiruiiiiiii nt in Hjilf at the i fT.irTs aiipiiU'Miv lien Hiaile to si! 1 I'lnnii' nc t. tin other ii'hI lrili'dlt tlll'lll chc i. tin ii 1 1 1 in i hi VHtiiiK nt' i iif in tin' icon! in'. iii'ii I.iiinliiii mis only ami defences in vi'U aiiii nt' tlip trni. iiivit and tin' tinLV'ly tin may iii.ii'r mi icuelniii: tin ('liiiiec in i 1 1 i i a I A'.

Iiiil' a ili fi mii Shani: liai. till' ti'litiiii: at Ti' in nil lull "as tin' licnriet that has jot m' cntii'il, th" Hiwsinh nluin' Inii'vinc. ini'ii. The iiilii an' lii'i'iiiniiii: liiiwt i'. l.y ri.ntant A .1 i fm'ii Caii'im vivs la CIhiiik is 1 ti fvcil'it tlidc.

Ihts 1 1 nil i'i iiti'il and lii'iini'titlv and thr me cotted and utianl tu ilis'iirlt tin' pence. CHINKS! ATTACK. Ti'iil iri, in. Yesterday hrire forces of Chini'ie troops attai'ki'd iif Ketllcllii'lit frnlll tun olie from th" Wi ti'tn Ari nal and the other 1 1 1 1 1 1 tlm Million mi tin npim ito I'ank nt' ri vi t. Tin Chinese cvident lv iniw have ti more lapalili' riiiniiiandi'r.

Tin1 nttai'k rum the Ar mil was direct upon what is ptid.al.ly tin' weakest point of ili ferno. nhiih hitherto t.i'i'11 pressed. They advanco.l on this ide ti upi plain, without rovrr. niid thi' attack va" easily repnln hy the Briti guns. Thi' enemy uiiide a simultaneous atiai upon I lie station nitli a litigc Infantry f'Trn.

covered by. the tire of 11 itntK. Th" li n1 plied null two of II. S. Terrible's 12 P'liindeis and five smaller tuns, hil the t'omtiiiim of Btitinli.

Krem h. Htissiuii and infantry inured out to deal with the infantry Httaoks. Chinese artillery prui'tne was excellent, and th allitd truopi stuf fen terrible loss from a Well dire, ted shell tire. The Japanese, wliuse In hav ior whs fplendnl. e'iited a well ('oh i i'lved lnoveiiiriit, and stnieeded ill tuni inir the Chinese left and driving tho enemy from their stronir posllion unioiiii tin" trenche.

The Cliinesf retired tu the jiatiw city, and the allied infantry then withdrew, and the affair heennie an artillery duel, lastinir until darkness, with little datnnce tn cither side. A Bri 1ish regiment of Chinamen, whii was encaged, proved reiy steady under fire. The casualties have tint yet been it1 fertitinid, and it is impossible to estimate the fnmnr' lo. A welonme ad ditinn to the di fence was received yesterday in the shape of two more of II. M.S.

Tenible's "twelves." fainted on their carriage is the inscription: "I.ndy unith tu Tientsin immediate." The Alferine to day sent two si un unns, which will do intnh toward the artillery strength nf the allien with thatof the "iieiuy. Most of the women and children left to day, and the remainder will follow us opportunity "lTeis. Two thousand Japanese troops landed at Taku to dny, and mote are expected in a few days. THE SILENCE OF TEKIX. London, July 11, a.m.

"No authentic news from 1'ekin" is still the burden of the despatches from the Kar East, and although the disposition. Is tu believe the optimistic reports from Chilli sources, uo real confidence is possible until the legations. If they are Mill in existence, are permitted to coin iiiunieate with their cuvcrnments. If, as is nlletrcd, the Koxer movement is luting tiruuiid in f'ekin, it miijlit have been supposed that the Boxers would I have endeavored to iend up reinforce 1 menu from Tientsin, but instead of that, they lire still in great force in the neighborhood of the latter place and are assisted by the Imperial Chinese Hoops, with ample and etlicient artillery. Ac Cording to a special Chefoo despatch, the lifhtint: around Tientsin on the 3rd and 4th wn the severest yet experienced.

The British losses alone were "ti killed or wounded. The Chinese had T.YOtHJ men attacking simultaneously from the west, north and eat, and made excellent practice with over lKt en us. The numbered M.OlKi with scant supplies, and it was only the presence nf the newly arrived Japanese mid liussian kuiis that prevented a disaster. One Itnssinn company of infantry numbering 1 men, had 11. "i killed or wounded.

The ticrman contingent also sttllered heavily. By the evening of the 4 1 the situation was very rriti cnl, The allies narrowly escaped total defeat. Providentially, when things were at their worst, a torrential rainfall compelled the Chinese to retire. On July the rain having abated somewhat, the Chinese renewed the at Genuirx Carter's Little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature of St Facsimile Wrapper Below.

Tory MmnU and ataf to talw as aagiv. FOR KUQACHC. FOR Dim NESS. FOR BILIOUSNESS. FOR TORPID LIVER'.

FOR CONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW SKIN. F03 THE COMPLEXION CUli 8ICK HEAOACHEi 0 lL il I lC SEOIIHITYb SJTTLE IVER PILLS. I 71'A 1 t'j 4 I i a It i a ir rrce Stale Officials Sec Ise lessness of fighting. They Arc Trying to Bring President Steyn Round to Their Way of Thinking Boer Soldiers Have Sworn Never to Surrender.

Pretoria, July 1(1. Tim siu'i'i'ss at lias I'oiisiderably improved tbe prosperts fur peaee, it is said. The whole of tile government ot President Sleyn, uf the I (range I'ree State, lias sin rendered eM ept President Sleyn himself. These Free State otlleials who are British prisoners, have beeu allowed to I'oiiimuuicato with Piesidmit Sleyn for the purpose nf attempting to prove to liiiu the iselessness ot a eontiniiain'e of the struggle vvhieh can only ptoduee bloodshed without any counterbalancing The ioliap.se of the loiv. Gen.

Ilewel is expected d.lilv. The Uoers here saj that the nnu have TAKEN A OATH never to personnliy snrreniler but that Ihey are beginning to see the unfairness nf lite to personal wishes. It is evpictid that when lieu, lturha li'UHIs of the defeat of bis colleagues that he will gladly enter into cotifer eiii ee look! Pi the esiablishnn lit of peace. The need of inure civil administrators is urgent and the necessity for ilieir appointment is becoming daily more apparent. An intelligent administrator with a knowledge of the people could undoubtedly greatly aid in the fu settlement of inasmuch as a frank f.

eiing in favor submission is prevalent aiinnig the Boers. Birnu.KiiRM r.uTi;i!i Gallant Work of the Vcomaiuy A P.rU ish Gun lieseiicil From the Hoers. Ion. I. Hi.

.1 ul pi. Lord Huberts has wnt the following despatch to the War UhVe: "Pretoria. July pi. 'General Clement and Paget's forces entered Bethlehem on July 7th. The former on Hearing the town, sent in a Hag of triti demanding its surrender, which was refused Lv Commander Dewel, when General Paget making a wide turning movement, mieceeded in getting hold of the enemy's must important pos i'ion, covering the town.

Tijis was carried before dark by the Minister Fusil and Corkshire Light Infantry. The following unji'tiing the nltack was continued, and by noon the town was in our possession and the enemy in full retreat. Uur casualties were four officers and 3 men of the Ministers wounded; one missing; Captains Phersuii and Weakes aud Lieutenant Conway, severely, and I.ienteuant Boyd Rochefort, Scottish HiHes. slightly Wounded; seven men of ihe Yorkshire wounded; one killed; two wounded of the Imperial Yeomaury. Pajet reports that but for the accurate practice of the Thirty Kighth Koy.il Artillery and the Fourth City Imperial batteries, the casualties would have been many mni.

Major General Baden Powell reached Iiiistenburg during the evening nf July Sth. without opposition. He found all (juiet there and public confidence entirely satisfactory, thank to the prompt and bold grasp of the situation taken by Major Ilatibnry Vracey. The district west of this is S0MI 3WHAT UNSETTLED owing to the small force which attacked Kustenburg being still in that neighborhood. Measures are being taken to meet this.

Further information regarding the capture of Bethlehem ha now been received from General Clements. He states that the country rhere is broken and difficult. Conseijueutly his and General Paget's cavalry were unable to make any wide turning movements. General attacked one position while General Paget attacked another. The position assailed by General Clements was gallantly captured by the I.

oval Yeomanry who captured a gun which the Seventy seventh Battery lost at Stromberg. The list of the casualties has not yet been received, but General Clements states they are few, considering the strength, of the positions assaulted. General Hunter's cavalry, under Colonel BroadwoiMl, reached Bethlehem on July Nth. General Hunter with his main force was within nine miles of the towns when General Clements despatched his report." NUT ItKCALl.Fl). Washington, July ID.

It i learned that the atiiioiinccnieiit from Luiireiizu Manpii'8 that Mr. HoIIih, the American Consul there, b'ls peeil recalled, is erroneous. Mr. llollis tins not been discreel, in the judgment of the department, in such repression of his personal sympathy as becomes a United States official charged with such delicate duties as have devolved upon the Consul nt Lourenzo Marqueo. It is believed that the department has been obliged to remind him of lliat fact, but it has not recalled him.

nor has it auy present intention of doing ao. RETURNING FROM THE VELDT. Cape Town, July 11. Die Duke of Marlborough, the Duke of Norfolk, Ladv Sarah Wilson and Dr. Conuii Doyle sailed for Kuglund to day.

MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMD AT NOME. Sun Francisco, July 11. News that martini law had been proclaimed at Nome City by Gen. Randall, in charge of the United Stales troops in that district, was brought here last night by the steamer Si. Paul, 1.1 days from St.

Michael. The necessity for martial law arose, out of the jumping of mining claims and other acts of lawlessness. LAWLESSNESS AT NOME. Municipal Helpless Soldiers Had to bo Called ill. San Frniicisco, July 11.

The Nome Gold Digger of June lllth. brought down by ihe steamer St. Paul, says: "At the Chamber of Commerce meeting last night, where HO or 40 pemens hud gathered, United States Cnmmi Kon said thnt the municipal cuvernmeiit wns uo longer nbli" to piotcct. properly rights. It vu absolutely ins'c ha said thai soius means be take.i for the.

protection of property and the preservation of law aad order. 'If yon reiiust me to take he sr.iil. '1 do it only on one. condition the Chamber of C'lKomarre raise funds nultlcient (tfl.tHKj) I'mr the employment of 111 oln ccrs for two weeks, and 1 will give my time and attention to it. If mrt you will certainly have th solfliers handling yocf camp and vsry Tne $1,000 was not riiartd sud the soldier were rharu or tho when the St.

Pun' aailod ou June The St. Paul aUo rcpurts a great muuy easel BUTCHERS' Steels. Skinning and Sticking Knives, Cleavers, Block Brushes, Saws, Saw Blades, Meat Hooks, Etc. Also several varieties of Butchers Scales, 8 and 10 WaterStreet. ATLIN, B.C.

I "III US H'll US IU UlC lllir Ml noWAtiElt vs. PBINCE. TlTTZ knife l.itwu'n the wager Empress ii ud Prince Tua.i. In a recent edict ihe latter baldly discards his mask and I' mror. in wa.ui...

cnlllell'ls tor IIIC piiivies in il its milium is, and in tlawery language appeals npi.iity atid fanaticism. In the same decree Prime Tuan appoints Prince Tzuaii the "Iron cippcd" Prime ai Sli.tii, his Imperial claiisiiinn, and Kang Vi to command the three chief wings ol the Hover army. Three hundred En "f.ean refugees from Tientsin have arrc.ed at Shanghai in a siale of destitution after terrible suffering The Chinese 'f the origin of the mill. leak as published in Shanghai, is that Bin on von Ketteler was haled by I he IV hilars. ll taking advantage or hut Icin tor revenge, 1 me insiiii inim es, ihei ebv caiisiiii a i ni.tlict between I Inn isi.

lumps and the Hermans, the latter i.f nh Icstrnjed the Tsiing li Yaunn. The infuriated 'soldiers under Prince Tuan than gained cmpleti' coiitrul over the Empress. The Puily News' Tientsin coi respondent ays that the allies have dccnl.il t.i bombard the native city, which they have hitherto hesitated to attack the heavy coiiinierei.il interests involved. BRITISH APPKOVE. The London daily papers cominetit favorably upon Secretary of State lla.v's circular.

The Times vs: "It will meet with general atiproMil and W'lcune in lireat Bntain. While it is manifestly dictated by a regard for American interests it coincides closely in almost all important respects with England's avov.cd p.lioy. The lea hi is simple. Ill C'linu. the in leiel of both countries are primarily ci'nimci'eial and it is fiiuu their comu.cr cial interests that their politiial interest are derived.

Secretary Hay bears is fundamental fact steadily in mind." HARD PUESSF.I AT TIENTSIN. Washington. I). C. July ll.

Tha tol lowiiig cablegram has ben teieivnd at the Saw I lepartment rrotn Adiuiral P.emy: July 10. There arrived' yesterday two batlaliun of the Muth 'liitantiy and on battalion uf murine under Culunel Meade. They latnled todav to proceed to Tientsin to join the allied force at Tientsin engaged in maintaining their defence. Ha" i.nleied Ihe Solace heru to take the tick and wounded to the Yokohama hospital. The Ureguii will proceed luon to tint dock at Kure, towed by a chartered (trainer and cotivejed by the Nashville.

It lias jmt beeu leanied from Admiral Seymour at Tientsin that the foieigners tbere are hard prosed. R.E.MEY.. IIMW Ollllli fISH Report That Union Patrol Stopped the Japanese And Put One Hundred Salmon Overboard Investigation of Situation by Police Strike Is Now Very Nearly General. There wast little material change in the condition of things at the salmon Ilsliermetr strike at Steveston yesterday afternoon and to day. The town is ipiiet.

and every hour the strike is becoming more general. Fast night there was scarcely a boat at the mouth of the river. The principal news of interest at Steveston last night wa riio reported meeting of the. white fishermen's patrol and several Japanese boats in the Gulf during the morning. There were half a dozen Japanese boats in a bunch, according to the Htury told by the themselves, when the white, fishermen came along and forcibly taking possession threw all thrtr catch, overboard.

In all there were abmit I'M fish. That was the story told by the Japanese. 'J he white men. however, sid that when ihe patrol approached to warn tbe Japs IT, tbe latter became erv frightened and excited and threw their own tish overboard, as rliey evidently feared trouble with the patrol if tish, were found in their possession. of the cannerle were in oporv tion early yesterday morning for a lew hours.

The fish were running from 10 to to each boat, ml there ner perhaps or loo in the nmnher that came in during the day to till the can nern s. The tishi'mien were practirally all Japanese. The strike inurement, however, appeared tn be going into force with them as well as with the white fishermen. When the Japanese boats fame in yesterday, their nets were hung on the racks outside rhe canneries, apparently with the Intention nf allowing them to remain there until aouie arrangement was made. Viep Prcsidr iit Frank lingers, nf the Fishermen's I'nimi, said last night that the xtrike wns becoming ai near general as possi'lile all over the river.

The Japanese, who were coming in had been out for several dayssitice Sunday, many ot themand had not heard of the arrange meiits made for the strike. Many of t'lese bonis had been out 40 ov 50 miles, as far a.s Bowen or Texada Island, and Ihe fish Ihey brought in was the result of teveral days' work. Over towards Point Hubert iher" were very few fishermen out, and all the Japs' there and on the Slevesion side of t'le river had promised thai they would tint go out until the trouble was nettled. I'i'esident K.igers said that Japanese Consul Shiuiixu had given ilirectin'is that fishing kIioiiIiI In. by Ins count rjuien until ihe trouble was over.

Iniiiiry in Vamwirer of Mr. Slnuuzu showed, however, that no spv, ilie instructions' were i. Ill, 'hilly given, bill a representative of the consul sent nut to go mlo the whole ipiestion report. There were very rew beats out this morning. of the ei are up to the en i ry wharves and the nets lie on Ihe drying stands.

Chief Provincial 'unstable II. It. JB. tor paid a visit to Steveston last evening, lie docs not anticipate any ininie.lia trouble, but will report upon the coiuli tmii of affairs In Superintendent Hiiiscy, of Victoria. Vice President Roger said that the embers of the Ijuoli Weie fairly MeH supplied with money ami he had nn doiibl but that they would pull llinmih, with the possible aid of unions! the financial point of view.

To night speeches will be delivered in Ntevesion by two labor leader of Winnipeg. Another Hemi iwtratiou irill take place cm Saturday ai'ttocni. 1,. Kuhinowiti. ot Itiibimrwitj A (., i i.f this city and Stevi atnn, who do business In the aaliaun town, is natu sorry to ace a utrike In prnfrar n.

a buainwn ataudiKiint tlds ia.iMn had the early part promliied well. Vr I Hu'oinowiti well known to the can I wryroen iirul to tho rlhniwn. both i white and JtiparvM. la jninj out to to morrow and he will do whatever he caa toward the bHiiiinf about of a aatiit'astorjr aettioinent. of small pox aial typhoul fever at Niui When blie sailed.

hmvi'Vi'i'. it thought Ihe furtlier spr ml of tin' liss? i had heen chei kiii. Tin St. I'mil lirouiflit 4 passengers uinl I in, pa.ol.1 dust, the bulk of wliii was ruiisin to the Alaska Cninm. of Ins iini'iimt al.oiit SI.M.(" hi was Iii'iii Cape Nuiiic ili lrict.

KLOXDIKC GOLD StNTOlT BY CAVADIW BAMitRS Seattle. 1 1 Tlis sli'iitncr Citv of Seattle liii I't'tiirni'il froua Alaska with in em ffoiii th Klondike. tin tutu nmouiit. dust at NHM as shipped nut liv 1 1 Citllllilia 11 Hank of CniiiiiK ri ami tlio Hunk, of Hriti Ii Aiiidiia, of liawson. to the Seattle assay of liee.

Ijcsides thi. tlii'M win of indiviilual pilil, Ihiw 1.1111 passe'iiL'ers sn the clean up is prom 'ssiiik Mili i. torily. COSTLY Walnut, ll. Kiitht.M'ii huildiiiKs.

eoiiipiisiuif over halt ot I lie Inisine is uf llii i teivn, were ftroyed by tire yetcrilay a loss of with un insurance uf ihni. The the startt'd in tint optra house liuildiiiL' uinl xtendtd to tlie vrain elevator ami assi'ii8rf itatiou. The oriirin of the tire is unknown. Hiniiiiicha ll. Tlie entire plant or the Cement at Kuslev, wns tcstroyi'd hy tire last iiijjht.

Loss inmreJ. NO STR1KH ON THIS. Oiicaco. July 11. imouiicemeiit has been made to tlie etupio.vfM uf the 'Ui caio L'nion Tiiictioa 'umpany on The North Side lines by rresiuVnt John M.

Roach, that, begiunina; Aiigmt 1st. au averajre increase of lO or Ii per tit. in their will luaile. The to tal increase in (lie pay rolls of the cone i.any will amount to SltHi.lHW a ur. Two thousand ineo a re aft'eclej by tLe order.

SHOT HIS New York, July 11. EagiT to ol.t ain work in order to support lii liride of three weeks, John Lie vitt joslenlay obtained nn app iintment as a ipecial policeman and while proudly klwiving Jaia yourit wife his new revnlvw, tlie pon was dicliai(eJ. fays a Merit! en, special, uinl Tbe bullet eiitred her skull back nf the right car. U'lie yoiuiR woman fell to tin ttnor imcun scions. The doctor say tltf woninl will prove mortal.

The ti ubauJ is ci a zt'd with grief. WILLIE'S CAItliKK KNIIHI). New York, July 11. A Lamina cnMe to the and Aslvertiwr aaya William Waldorf Astur" a audJeu di purtnre for (icrinaiiy at tho very liriflit of the season, the cancel lin of all his Unuements ami tlio rei'ill of tli invitations which he liad insuwl for a house party on iSonsluy next anl ii Sunday week at Clit vedcn arc univer pally regarded as si nulliii(! the fluse of his social career in 1uinlon. It is ojic nly declared here that tbe 1'rinc? nf VaIes.

who is the supivmu arbiter of Knulish society, has nt him, in con.se (jiteiice of his insult i treatment of Capluiu Sir A nlii ha lil Milne last, wtek. TUB CIM.Kl'.liATION CUMMim The Citizeu's fVlphration Onmnii tee met Tuesday nicht fur tbe iurpo nf windiiitr up its luisiiit ws. Mr, l.aytifld reported that there were suine tmhsnrrip tioiis not yet collm Slierilf ilnll said that besides HI, Tvtii'li he liad to collect, there was sonip nf tbe ol leotint! coimultlee who had not turned In their books, but would do so when tlie collections were completi'd. Colonel Woi'iii'ip's) tinaiicial showed that tlie aval and Military Committee wns wedl vitbin nluwance, havinir some hi biiliuieif. Mr.

Larwill of the Spurt Committee aked that an amount of 'S additional uo coiints be paid, hir ii was utrreeil to. Aid. roieiiuin stnteil that (he Pr.ocs sion ('iminiittee out of its $5tK, K(ort wired. His Worship then mud a detailed Tnte ment for the HM ptinn Oonimittee which was airroeil to on motion ami the Th diork arul itraln of bs fnj nrca irotn cannon daily through a circtn imson, would seem to be extraordinary. But it is not nearly so wearing upon the average woman's nerv ous sv stem, as the strain and drain of the every day life of the married woman.

It is not the gteit ihock. of which wef.rs the the "continual So la woman's the great de her en her out, but the of her stretitrt b. the stona stone but dropping." life it is not mands upon which wear intcnninahle Irakap through the diseases that ailed tlie ieli' cate wotnaiilv orfrana. To top this tt ariplcss leakage of strength is as niiu'li the desire as tha duty of women. It can he done once aud for nil by the n.se of Dr, Pierce' Favorite Prescription.

Tim medicine il not a cure all hut it is specially ik'sij; tied for a specific jiurjio it tlie cure ot the chronic diaeases peculiar to women. It dries up the drains, allays si inflammations, heals the 'S tikeralions and cures the i di.spiacements wlitrli at the bottom of miseries. There is neither corainc or other narcotic contained in "Favorite Prescription." for five years my wtfe win In in almost hclplt'is conitition, aulfrriiiK from female writrs 1 b. RvcriU, ol Harjcrman, Woiihiiig ton Flfl. Last ScntfBihfr I tocidrd totryllr Pierce" Fnvonlt I'rrscription.

Sine took STTeral bottlps of Hit medicins? and jrvc birth to a Ira ptmmi son on Jtmiiir 311't, io1 hhc is nowwunil aud well mi lioiii li Uounewurk." A Rift. Dr. Pierce'a Cotnmoti Sense Medical Adviser iooiS pagei, is nent free on receipt of stamps to pay expense of customs and posture only. Send 3 1 one cent stamps for thi paper bound volume, yr jo stamps for clotli bindinij. Address pi.

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