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TO C'fNTRACT0RS-SEALE TENDERS
L endor-ed New Parliament Buildings, Vic
toria, Con tract No. g" will received by the
Honorable Chief Commissioner of Lands aud
w rks mp 10 o'clock p. N. of Thursday. 3Oth No
vember. 1898 for the several trades required in
The erection Of new parliament buildings a. James
Bay, Victoria, B. C.. viz:
I. The excavator. mason and brcklayers work.
2. The carpenter snd joiner's work.
The slater's and plasterers work.
4. The coppersmifh's work
8. The smith and ironfeunder's work
The plumbers work
q The painters work.
finders will be received for any one trade or for
the Whole work.
The plans. details. etc, ~ prepared by T. NJ Rat
tenbury, architect, be ~ the office Of the
undersigned on or after Monday DC ober 10. 1898.
and complete quantities clearly describing the
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go Tor each trade. This sum will he returned 10
the contractors on receipt of q bona fde tender.
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cepted bank check equal 10 per cent on the
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OF the work. The check will be returned To I'M
successful competitors, out will he forfeited by any
bidder who may decline TO execute . contract IL
called upon to do So
The lowest or any tender not necessarily &C
copied W. g. GORE,
Deputy Commissioner OF Lands and Works
Lands and Works Department
Victoria. B. c September g. 1898.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
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NJ - ATM0on CONTINUES TO SERVE
w the s~et 20 sssss III sas etsy al Ne aSs Ss~A
cod street. eossS rSst1cSst SIS rasasa.x aaa
s&sa ssskly. ssnass alnaczx 80.
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Eric smiled. There Is a great deal
OF talk about the right word In the right
place, but IL has always seemed 20 me
that there should be In all cases AT least
five words to choose from; otherwise
language becomes a paupcr. and expires
sion mere joiner's mechanism
Alonzo tossed his head This burst
Of brilliancy," he said, somberly, ''lcads
to-"
Another word in which 10 define your
present mood-jealous."
Alonzo gave great start Then he
tried 10 laugh, for the third time. and
lamely failed. "Oh, that's cruel OF your
Here his brow clouded And II / am
jealous Of man like thati"
"A very noble and exceptional man,
remember"
"Oh, yes. But man whose immense
rank compromises Kathleen by the fact Of
his being in love with herf" Eric played
for moment with an ivory paper cut
ter which had lain on the desk near
which his friend had discovered him
while deep in the solution Of some new
architectural problem.
How do You know the king is in love
with here" he suddenly asked.
BAH Rrumblcd Alonzo. How do I
know / ann / you are y0u?"
"Well, granted that he is Come now,
Lonz, you've known him long enough 20
feel. II not also 90 know. that he's a
man who would scorn 10 treat any pure
woman well" Eric went on. after q
pause and a gesture. "to treat any pure
woman as kings have too often done"
Alonlo gnawed his lip What on
earth viii he do, then, Eric? lie is ia
love with her"
Every man is. am. I've only seen
her the least little bit and yet"
"Oh, seriously. Tie can't marry herr"
Cant hcw
what do you mean2" cried Aionzo,
jumping up from his chair az though
something had stung him.
"Ah, said Eric. with a vUice cool and
incisivc, II thought you had forever
broken with her How. then, can Il
wake your wrath II she should become
che queen ~ Sultravip?"
ut wouldn't--it wouldn't" muttored
Alonzo, pale and visibly distressed.
lrO ~ COvrEUED.l
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PHWNIN Ariz. Feb i1.-Col John
stone, former editor OF the Gazette. and
VIM Condor, an experienced pros
pcctor, returned Friday from the
mountains twenty-five miles northwest
OF this city and report the discovery Of
the ruins Of an old Aztec city different
from any before discovered. Among
the many hieroglyphics are drawings OF
men, and on an oval shaped stone Is a
serpent cross and anchor. Around
these ruins Is stone wall. or fortihca-
ton, In good state OF preservation.
The place indicates that there were at
least 10000 inhabitants IL is singular
that these ruins were not discovered
long ago, but the country in the vicin-
ity Ia mountainous and has been but
little prospcctcd.
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you do not blame me. I've never asked
you II he has spoken Of me; I've never
wanted 20 know. It's quite over he
tween ms. There, that Is all. / 20
10 you without guilty conscience.
You know me just as / am. I've tried
10 crush il but il would not be crushed.
suppose had never said a word about
II and let you take me with falsehood
in my soul. Many "A woman would
have done that. Almost every other
woman in the world would have done
IL. But I'm not Wanting my virtues.
I'm simply making a clean breast OF
things-don't you see? You do see; YOU
must. There dare say I'll be % ,vor-
thy wife 20 you, monsieur. and I'm GER
tain that I'll be- a very faithful and de-
voted one. As for a queen land she
laughed wildly through her tears). /
may fail at that. IL is such an un-
dreamed-of part for me 20 play. But
I'll try. III try hard, strengthened By
your help"
The tears were giistcning on her
checks as she put forth both hands 20
him. He took them, kissing thcm both,
and then, still holding them. he said:
Kathleen, you are a very noble and
brave girl. thank you sincerely for
what you have told me. One easily
multiplies words. You will understand
just how grateful / feel The evening
Of the ball is 80 near that press Of ar
fairs may keep me from seeing you tin
then. But (as ! said to You Yesterday.
II ] mistake mott. my carriage win be
here 40 the hour named 90 conduct your
mother and yourself 90 the palace IN
rerOfr. Let everything rest undeter-
mined, please, until we meet again"
She felt his lips touch her hand and
then ia the twiukling Of an eye, before
she could even be sure that he meant %
leave her, he had vanished from the
room.
She sank into "a chair. Her heart was
throbbing and her head swan a little
as she leaned IL backward. In few
more seconds her mother shot into her
presence by another door.
Kathleen"
"Woll. mamma
You've been crying' You're in tears
yet! What has happcncd2 Is 70 ar
ranged9r
ono; nothing IS arranged That is. II
you mean"
Good gracious, ] hope you haven't
qunrrcled"
eve haven't quuieoled.
Thank heaven Mrs. Kennaird
dropped ~ her daughter feet. in Is col
lapse oddly picturesque, considering her
size and weight But after all she was
q woman who never dealt awltwardiv
with her avoirdupois, though just now
carried away by an emotion which
might wen have inpcriled gracefuluess.
Kathleen Kathleen Tell me. ray
darling You cant be- unsind enough
net to tell mel Did he mention it2 Did
he say one single word about it2 Now.
my child, consider how ] suffer Don't
torture mc. Let mc know erygfhingfn
Kathleen regarded her mother Tor a
moment and then slipped both arms
round her neck Mamma" She said
with "a deceit born IT pity. aud also Of
that love which an the iey ambition. ain
the worldly striving, al the hard.
harsh, American push 81 her parent
had never served o. aunul. "thefe is
really nothing fog you 10 know exccpt
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COLOMBO sNow.sLIprs.


Many OF Them Occur. = Number ~ rer-
sous neiog Overwhelmed snd KILLED
Passenger Train Lost
DENVER Col, Feb n. Reports from
southern Colorado tell 81 the continue.
ton Of the blockade Of railroads by
snow. which In many places il still fall.
ing. Snow slides are numerous 60
pecialiy in the vicinity OF Telluride and
Shverton. Near the latter place slide
Friday morning Is reported IL have done
considerable damage 20 property. In
addition to the terrible snow slide which
killed four men ON the Nirginius road
Thursday night another avalanche came
down Mt Riverside. on the Mcars toll
road, accompanied by half dozen
smaller ones carrying away tho ouray-
lronton mail stage and .horses
and team and sleigh belonging
10 DR. Hereford. OF this place The
stage driver and DR. Hereford succeed
ed in getting out OF the snow. and
reached Ouray Friday morning THOR
horses, however, were swept ovcr
prccipice. and although two OF them
arc still alive, 1t is hardly possible they
can be rescued
In western Colorado the storm l. the
w. NHtAffhA'Ns anu ~ VIII
Die slide is reported near breckenridge.
In which two train men were killed and
four slightly injured
The South Park railroad crew, with
two engines pushing railway ploWa
were fighting snow Friday morning
when an avalanche rushed down the
mountain side. catching one engine and
two plows and hurting them down tho
HILL Engineer Lynch and Fireman
smith were buried beneath their engine
and instantly killed, and Enginccrl
Boynton and MeGrccvy, Fireman Row
an and brakeman Hawkins were slight
~ injured. Engineer Lynch's body has
been recovered, but Fireman smiths
remains are stil In the snow.
Between Crested Butte and Ruby
another slide occurred and two Italian
laborers are said 20 be covered In H.
The passenger train from Monarch u
Salida, due at 4;i5 Thursday. has not
yet arrived, and its location Is un-
known. The snow Is very deep ON this
road, and the train Is undoubtedly
bloclSaded
Aspen reports heavy drifting SHOWS
and trains delayed In fact, most of
the mountain roads are busy fghting
the snow.
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MY mother will be no obstacle n
can and viii prevent her from being
one"
She hesitated moment Then there
are-there are-(how shall put IT'D
your traditions"
I've trampled on a good many of
them, as il is. Come now, mademoi-
seile," he pursued. with a gruffneSs that
would have frightened her II IL had not
ended in a smile. You're going To
throw me over-you're going to reject
ms'-to (what is the right phrase?) send
me about my businessi'
mo, no. she exclaimed. Imme-
diately then she rose and stretched ont
her right hand. Il will be Your wife
she said, ''and thank you for the great
honor you do me-"
He also rose at this and wrapped her
with his embrace. But something in
her lips, her eyes, her look Che could
not for his life have told lust what)
made him put her away at arms length,
intently scan her features and then re-
coil several steps, touching her no
longer.
claimed You're giving yourself To
me only because of your MOTHER
Her eyes dilated frightenedly. "oh.
no; don't think that" she cried.
But l do think it'll musti WHY
not. when read IL, when see it2 Your
heart Is elsewhere. and you're willing
10 let me possess il will-thc void
that marks where itonce beat. AmInot
right? Answer me, kathleen; am /
not right?"
She burst into a passion OF tears.
'fesl yes. | dare not lie 10 YOU. II
you were not so good and hne IL
might lie, but you tear the truth from
me! You saw my pain, my undying
memory; you taxed me with them:
you insisted that they haunted me. and
II confessed that you were not wrong.
But | am willing 10 be your wife-will-
ing Oh, hear me- monsieur, / am not
absurd 10 phrase Il like that Only IL
Is best 10 be truthful. You, who are
50 sincere yourself. viii understand.
viii pardon. II had never known him
II would have been SO different, / could
have loved you then with all my SOUL
can imagine some good woman loving
YOU that way. Perhaps Il will come 10
me in time. You spoke OF my mother.
No, II is not she-not wholly she. OF
course she wants such a marriage; what
mother would not? / myself am proud
20 be your wife; only there is that other
love which will not diet Am / not
wiser 10 letyou know this2 You can't
blame me. l see now in your eyes that
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that the king Wa very kind o. me very
kind. and l-weil. became = iittis
nervous II seems like such n s-rnat
ordeal. mamma. for me - open the hall
with him. And yet he's god enough
TO insist that win get through all
right. lie
An right" cried Mr- Kennairi. ~,
gaining her feet with a phcnomcnal alas-
rity. There won't be a woman In the
ballroom who can hold a candle 10 Won. :
At this same time. ~ a happened
Alonzo Lispcnard was crossing the
threshold Of a small apartment. fun 81
books, ousts and few very rare mic
lures, where kric Thaxter had passed
many an hour 81 artistic rnuSinr
Alonzo held paper In ki- hand. sYou
see, he said. after handing the paper
u Eric. and throwing himself into q
chair az his friends side. my royal
command for the state ball has actually
come"
Eric merely glanced a, the paper.
Mine has just come. too.~ hc aid.
WHAT qucricd Alonro. Were you
not invited tin novg~
NO. II was that horrible princess
Clarimond has been letting her have her
head, but the other night b. pulled her
up with a short rein hear that she.
now humility itself I am naturally
delighted. I've seen n coming. Iona.
but 81 course / could say nothing T.
the king"
And YOU win 80 20 the haiif- said
Alonzo. slowly
Cor Yes ~ will he great run a.
see the naughty old Hrindisi dame de-
posed she'll be- obliged 60 beam ON ~
We viii 80 together, be- hcancd on In
duoi-
Il cannot 90. Erie
Not go, LONE hut you mustf-
Must"
"Nou win insult the king. And r.
member. You are his
Servant. struck iu Alonro. bitterly
Absurd he ~ all men would hate
that word 81 yours Listen. know
everything that passed between You.
think on the whole, that You behaved
very well"
Alonzo gave "a harsh little laugh
Its n wonder that you're willing ~
admit that"
"Oh, I'm willing 10 fight FOR You. dear
boy. when | think you're in the right
Clarimond, however, apologixcd."
Yes. a kings apology"
My dear Lonz, you're sullSy."
Alonzo repeated his laugh. what n
queerly wrong kind OF word from YOU.
Eric, who usually pride yourself on tho
mot justci"
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SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

KEvrrcKY leads au the southern
state Boo tho namoer - her women
school commissioner.
Ma j. FosrgH TucEEn. - B0ston.
haa received The appointment ~ %.
strnetor in oratory and physical culture
in Colorado college
THE parsonage ~ Calvary Prcsbyte.
riau shurch ui springfield so which
o. occupied by Rev n H ClcIand and
family. burned up the other day bot be-
fore thc ashes were dome smoking q
new home and aconplcte supply % new
furniture was provided
TUE vari0cs missionary societies srs-
taiuci by members ~ the Church If
England aoke use ~ versions ~ the
Scripture in BOZ languages and ~ fnr
the larger portion ore supplied often
free ~ charge always below cost price.
~ che British aud Foreign Bible 10
cietv
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A Tnrtnnatc sho.mnLcr.

WArEHrowN. Wis, Feb. lL-Julius
Vcnncr shoemaker OF this city. has
fallen heir 10 a Russian estate valued az
$1,000, 600 Several years ago a relative
Of Nenncr was eNilcd from Russia by
the government and his estate confis-
Gated The government now ascertains
that the eNiled man was wrongfully
convicted and desires 20 place the es-
tate where IL justly belongs. The exile
hna in the meantime died
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Joha H. HeI.saa'. lave.tmsat.

WAsHiSorOv. Feb g-Mr John &.
Mclean Wednesday signed certified
check On Riggs 8 Co calling for FG5.-
I55 FOG this annvurt 5ogs shares ~
stock ~ the Belt Liae Street nafaag
o.. were Transferred ~ forty stock-
holders 81 Mf Mclean This purchase.
lt q authorItaGvely stated alI 81 fot-
lowed shortly 0y smother of even great
az nLnrnLI.l.
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MADAscAH Feb. 1L-Indications Of
trouble are seen here between the native
PrOtestants and Catholics. and should
France press upon tie government her
demand % be- made the medium OF com
munication with the consular repre-
sentatives 81 other powers these indi-
cations may assume definite form
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HAPpENINos N MANY LANos

THERE are only two lawyers in Ice
and
To rHR British emigranfs who win
sake or land in the northwest ~ Brit
ish Columbia the Canadian government
81 Offering through che London Emil
grants Information Office. bonuses Of
eve dollars to cen dollars a bead
AMoV0 the superstitious natives 90
Bulgaria che prophet Elijah la believed
to control the clements Dufng lelt
fhnudrrsforue the women gam ol flr
faces and rr1F Dear Lord INIaL
rot drive ~ fast with yoar o..
aoraas
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia. Feb. II. The resi-
dence OF VIM. T.. Moore caught fire.
Lynda. his i5-year-old daughter. at
tempting 90 escape from the house.
came in contact with shotgun. which
was discharged. The entire charge took
effect In her heart, causing instant
death
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RoHE. Feb iL--Count naiestIn. the
first vice-prcsident 81 tbe roichstaR. hs.
arrived here bearing che c0ngratula-
lions u the center party iu BERLIN on
the occasion ~ the Popo's jubilee
Large numbers % German pilgrims are
nnnnnlal Lnrn
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THAT fellows queer. said tho law
yer's new Office boy.
What makes you thiak SOP asked
The typewriter.
why. De- haiu't deaf ana yet De toio
deg oosa be wanted q hearing Texas
sfHnQa
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rnnr .ncc... ln 49, snrnr.

TOPEKA, Kas.. Feb. 1.-THE superin-
tcndent Of the experimental station
az Manhattan reports that the expert
ments with sugar bcets In Kansas dur
ing the past three years plainly indi-
cate that the soil Is not adapted 20
their growth. Notwithstanding the
subsoiling, the most OF the beets were
Of poor form, and grew largely above
grnunl