LOW)
ROSEHKRY
PASSED
of
"Bonnie
Prinee
Charlie:
AWAY
EAKHY
TODAY
("Continued
from
page
one)
London,
Hay
7,
18.47.
The
distin-!cated
at
Eton
and
then
at
Oxford.
men
of
capacity
in
various
walks
'
the
decree
when
was
repriman
w
WW
Kw
I.
an
VtWaAO
1
1
rt
I
A
I
an
OOfllimAtfl
The
fifth
Earl
of
Kosebery.
!"
'
"
"
7""
"
,
....
i
4iT
name.
It
was
to
the
rector
who
who
in
his
youth
enjoyed
the
...
,7
....
,
,
.
predicted
he
would
a
turn
out
i
i
i
title
of
Lord
Dalmeny,
was
edu-
'"S.;."?.
.
,,,
M.
LfflUl
illAb
IUPCICIJ
HHIMV
ail"
frnK
DA1LT'
NEWS
PAGE
SIX
Tut-!
be
did
not
while
n
student,
bet
der
Rothschild,
thus
becoming
on(
the
latter
'retired
because
of
ill
of-.the
richest
men
in
the
Empire,
health.
Lord
Rosebery
.continued
and
In
1894
he
captured
both
the
as
Prime
Minister
for
"15
months,
perby
and
the
Premiership.
When
when
the
government
was
defea-Chaunccv
Depew
heard
of
these
ted
and
he
stepped
down
in
favor
celebrated
boast:
two
favors
from
the
hand
of
for
of
Lord
balisbury.
the
election
win
the
Derby,
marry
tune,
t
he
sent
the
'famous
cuuM'
fight
produced
any
of
.the
finesl
.
i!
A
I
A.
A
I
I
the
heiress
of
the
year,
and
be-
10
"oseocry:
onuiun
inai
even
me
reiiuwnnu
ormVXm
Prime
Minister.-
-IM.
alone
H
left"
to
1
W
everuuem.
in-1700,
throimh
the
serxice
of
to
his
extensive
racing
stable.
Ten
yeara
later
he
married
...
'
-
"
"
an
ancestor's
sword
In
support
Unlike
the
sons
of
other
peers.
Hannah,
only
daughter
of
Baron
here
are
over
1000
C.C.M.
Service
Stations
in
Canada,
carrying
C.C.M.
parts
and
giving
C.C.M.
Service
.
You
cannot
get
this
Service
on
imported
bicycles.
Succeeding
Mr.
Uladstone
when
f"""
JUDl
"
u-
l
fend,"
he
maid.
"There
is
nothing
fef
f
r
C
CM.
licydes
McR,5R0S-
!
BRICHTiEW
-VOIJR
HOMEcTOW?
AT
UTTB.E
EXPENSE
Vt..r.
3
.(?.
aaavoBr.
ct-
hmu
Otd
M
f'l
kt.
fS
11
i
i,pr
this
beautiful
"Hooked
Mug
pattern
Age-old
art
...
in
the
most
modern
of
settings.
All
the
quaint
lore
of
lojalUt
days
...
all
the
exquisite
colourings
of
the
fumed
rugs
of
that
time
...
uow
presented
in
easy
to-clean
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Hugs.
And
...
at
prices
aotoiiUhingly
low
.
.
.
let
tlie
nearest
liouseiurnuii-ings
dealer
tell
jou
how
very
little
the
new
"Concord"
pattern
No.
605,
or
any
other
attractive
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Hug
pattern,
for
that
matter,
actually
costs.
With
all
their
pattern
beauty
genuine
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Hugs
hold
another
decided
attraction
for
the
busy
housewife
...
no
tiresome
scrubbing
or
heating
Is
necessary
...
a
simple
rub-over
with
a
damp
mop
and
the
gorgeous
pattern
is
Instantly
clean
uuil
frenh
as
new.
He
sure
you
get
the
genuine
uilh
the
Gold
Seal
tin
the
turfacu
,
vrith-out
this
seal
It
is
not
genuinu
Congo-leuni
and
does
not
hear
the
Gold
Seal
Guarantee
of
Satisfaction.
OLEUM
Look
for
this
(ONGOLEUM
GOLD
SEAL
Gold
Seal
ill
COLD
SEAL
11
Si
CUAPANTTg
11
(
tUlStACnON
CUAIAVTHS
jjV
OR
TW!
KONn
ViCX
in
its
life,
nothing
in'
its
deaths
t
nothing
in
its
spirit,
nothing
in
it
leaves
business
reviving
and
commerce
prospering.
It
leaves
behind
it
a
contented
people."
As
an
orator,
Lord
Kosebery
undoubtedly
Was
supreme
after
Disraeli
and
Gladstone
had
passed;
many,
in
fact,
preferred
him
to
-either.
His
manner
was
impressive
his
modulation
ex
quisite;
hia
atyle
-
and
diction
lT7
,
'
vim
I
U
,C
aw
aT
'
Congoleum
Canada
Limited,
;
uiv
si.
raincn
oircet,
Montreal.
Send
me,
without
cost
or
obligation
a
copy
of
your
latest
pattern
booklet
entitled
"Brighten
Your
Home
at
Little
Expense."
Name
Address..
Cjtyi
bmr.
-jf,
J3
r
O
V
s
,
i
News
of
the
Mines
AltUUmJ
I'KIIVUK
KLTEUT
Good
Progress
at
Ojyert
Lake;
Forty
Men.
on
Fw
son
Property
injngenika;
Mica
Deposit
of
Prince
icurKc.iu
jic
lievel
ped
n
.
n
I
i
i
unci
tnsintli
nlinft
.
.
I
T
-
uiiu
nit
jiok
iiiuiii.il
uiu
oijaxi-
uii
i
no
uiamnrul
n
ji
ujvii
ui
vuv
unni
unnt
milling
v
I).
nib
rClcViJ
flonfVi
HO
foof
of
lirlilMi
,1-,'ff
1
,
U
Jl"
11.(11,11
,
,vv
Uk
miiivii
uiiiv
iuiim'l
'
i
limp
U,,
ii
I
Ti
li
-
11
ll
IIS
WOFK.
It
llVCil
ft
110016
11I6.
lll?0
4
V.
a
urin
died
a
noble
death.
It
passed...
,
,
V
n
mm
great
measures;
it
wrought
1
V1
lVe
s,,w"
u,e
w""'c
'c,,Kl
Ui
Ln
sn"H
and
tunnels'
great
acts
of
administration.
It'Mg
HI
gOOtl
ore.
Efforts
are
HOW
bein
c.,iM'Pntr.,.j
leave
Etenimi
it
a
mignty
surplus,
iiiu
main
tiuaa-.ui
kuiiiiui
wiiitu
is
im'iii
run
irdMi
shore
of
Owen
Lake.
This
is
projected
to
i
n
(tuh
jm
iu
caiu
ntv
iaiwiiu
uqiic
shaft
at
a
depth
of
400
feet.
It
ia
ulready
in
some
480
feet
from
the
portal.
In
the
course
of
this
work,
four
veins,
hitherto
unknown,
were
cross-cut
at
distances
of
128,
185,
2G5nd
4G6
feet
from
the
portal.
Drift
tunnels
are
being
run
on
Jill
of
tht
and
all
of
them
mem
are
are
in
in
ore.
vie.
All
tii
the
me
main
main
ii
Id
al.'o
iii'
;
....
-
a
r'MV
veins
wim
i
,u;(
cnlljr
on
the
jrr.iuj.
rty
is
locate
I
Im
,.,..
itlifield
and
!h-
1'.,,
Forty
m'n
i
r.
'
t
Kiirxuion
'tnls.i
Klvir
almost
,
perfect
Hi.
.
language
ha.
on
the
surface
are
well
Uf
uaderUki,,,
been
decribd
as
that
of
the
in
aAvnnt1
of
iJm
pre9(.nt
fBW
of
Q
;
seer.
nevr
that
of
the
debater.
the
tunnel
by
x
He
was
particularly
effective
th
.
,
m.
with
the
maae.
maae.
Once
unce
for
for
In
Jn
it
it.
r
k.
s,v
Scovil.
rnmtr
fflrm.rl
nf
of
Pn.
Cn.
a..
.i...
.
avance.
uunng
nis
jwnue!
ac-
bait
and
mere
recently
of
SUw-
i(n.
The
nwn-.a,,
tivity,
he
was
addreing
a
hugerart,
has
been
retained
by
the
Is-
.
ir
amount
..ft,
r
rnu-,1
In
Rilinhiircr
An
nt.l
man
Im.l
',.
rA
T
,
.1
...uL.1.
i.
,
...
....
lanvi
vvj,n:i
v".i
.i
n
it
ii
in
5::
year
and
k
at
the
back
of
the
hall,
forget
ting
himself
for
the
moment,
shouted:
"I
dlnn-a
hear
a
word
he
says,
but
It's
gran',
it's
gran'."
Mi
IT.
,6pening
up
mlnibeV'W
rleK
etiJ
M.tWtlwe
wh.
per
claims
on
Vancouver
Island
wiUtg-reatly
lititu
about
10
miles
from
Port
Albernl,
mntportnlion
Considerable
excitement
has
been
-
caused
and
a
miniature
stampede
Mica
depoM;-has
developed
around
Port
Alberni
'rftc
Juan'
";,
as
a
result
of
rkh
copper
ore
that
'lian
NalMmal
i:.
has
been
found
In
that
neighbor-
''rince
r.eorgr.
hood.
Mr.
Seovil
has
stated
that
rived
Interm
the
ore
is
so
rich
in
places
that
'he
paH
2fi
.
the
colors
surpass
those
of
the
pea-
up
taU
xum.-r.-r
cock
and
that
hit
examimtioo
of;
in4
of
ti
..
samples
of
topper
ore
In
the
Iu-;
'ht-e
is
".0
f
:
v
seUm
of
Mines
failed
to
disclose
j
oneied
for
;:
!
anything
so
rich.
lE.
M
O.-.ik..
"
"J
'11
I
I
now
at
the
;r
;
.
A
vein'three
fee'
wfile
betwwin,
rectors,
act
oni.i;
clean
walls
has
been
opened
tip
i
engineer,
will
on
the
Sbelia
group,
Ituabyl
neer
'o
decide
on
t
.
the
Topley
KUhfield
andowmd
f
work.
Tm
by
Alex
Middleton
and
I!.
M.'l
deposit
w.i
n:
Hoops
of
Telkwa.
A
tunjel
400
such
wor'h
:i
..:
feet
long,
it
is
said,
wou&l
give
laM
nut
in
iint
;
300
feet
of
overhead.
Fruin
s2e-mf
nt,
hut
face
showings
developed
byfshafts
ed
to
a'tr
4if
iS"eKtiedihatiHtht
.tunnel
was
predi
Ud
PRINCERUPEf
(lARKIN'SV
"in
"utmti::
l
.
'
...
L.
"
:iiriiane
Mr
i
n
,!.-.
i
'it
HII
.'t
a
Hi
'..V
PEACE
OUTLET;
IS
CRITICL
Claims
of
Port
Seem
to
He
Taken
Seriously
in
Vancouver
Today
A
Yaneeurer
despatch
to
the
Edmonton
Journal
-with
an
appended
note
by
the
Kdmonton
edi
tor
Indicates
that
I'riixe
Huiwrt's
claims
to
the
Peaee
Hirer
western
millet
are
being
seriously
con
sidered,
in
Vancouver.
FoHowiac
is
the
despatch:
Thus
far
the
commercial
bodies
of
Vancouver
have
not
offered
an
evidence
as
to
the
desirability
of
the
proposed
direct
outlet
for
the
grain
from
the
Peace
Itivee
coun
try
coming
through
this
gateway,
TMy
have
apparently
taken
it
for
granted
that
-
any
railway
con
structed
to
bring
the
prodict
of
tWPeace
lifter
-weatwiird
will
of
necessity
have
its
Pacific
terminus
at
Vancouver.
The
merchant
exchange
and
board
of
trade
have
absolutely
ignored
the
evidence
submitted
to
the
commission
at
Prince
Rupert
In,
favor
of
the
alternate'
routes
from
the
Peace
River
reaehlnir
tidewater
at
that
more
northerly
port.
However,
the
Peace
River
people
themselves
are
to
have
an
inning
when
the
commison
(reaches
Kdmonton.
Some
20
del-
,
,
4-...
.
f
j!l,.
rl
-
t
egates
irom
auierem.
sections
oi
that
extreme
portion
of
north
west
Alberta
and
northeast
Hrlt-
fsh
Columbia
have
slgnified'their
denire
to
nipear
at
the
Edmonton
sessions
and
give
evidence
as
to
the
route
any
railroad
destined
to
"give
the
Peace
country
a
direct
Pacific
outlet
should
follow,
The,
tory
frojm
Vancouver
that
delegation
of
20
men
from
the
Peace
River
country
will
lay
complaints
before
the
board
of
grain
commissioner
when
they
sit
here
Is
news
to
ths
Kdmonton
chamber
of
commerce
and
the
grain
Inspection
office
here.
John
Illue.
secretary
of
the
chamber
of
commerce,
staled
Monday
morning
he
had
heard
nothing
of
such
a
delegation
being
formed.
Dally
News
,'Chsslfled
adver
Using
brings
results.
rreirier
iieiem
s
nun
shiner,
hr-
Salan
l
Incri-aed
ftTTAU
A.
V
Hit
the
deparhn-
fairs
before
Hi'
in
the
commit;
night
and
item
of
$700.(KK)
ui
i
bouse
rose.
With
th-
ex.
i
russlon
of
tlie
i
'
'
.i
misxioner's
ui
IK
was
little
detM''
of
$117,0WI
f
..i-
1
sioner's
olfi
'
Premier
Hint
1
salary
of
Hi
1
been
increal
f-'"
tring
it
into
'
aries
paid
t"
n.
'
imrton.
Tok
o
w
Gardiner
of
1
'
Aaaoctetion
duties
of
hiKi'
London
Hf
rn"i
entirely
with
"
'
Ths
prime
nn
Larkin'n
work
and
this
t-oun"
gratulated
ui"
"ial
who
paiil
-
to
ber
interi-st
i
..
H.
SK-n
:
Farmers'
Af-
1
that
thf
Can;.'1
lioner
did
not
'n
a
m-
mer
which
the
A;.
mlssloni-r
-:
the
conrmnnwe
i
ieotle
.
The
'
..-ll.
not
agree
wim
.Ial.
iidvrii
I
A
i
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(.,...
,
r
V
f
nl!
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