Daily Colonist (1900-11-16) by Unknown

Author:Unknown
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: British Columbia; Newspapers
Published: 1900-03-25T16:00:00+00:00

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hi' likes.'

If you have never tasted Jesse Moore ■AA" whiskey, try it, and be convinced that It la the best whiskey In the world.

"TIIK SOnilOWS OF SOCIEIT."

Mr. I.at.onchere IVmehos Upon Sfttrle Cor-eill's I'reservea."

i'roni I>ondiMi Truth. Miss .Murle CoreUi lias described the horrows of Satan;" it bus been left to me to describe some of the sorrows of "Society:"

1 had been e.xceDtlonnlly Idle. Possibly iilnner Imd disagreed With me. The ch'am-hcrtln was excellent, but It is a heavy wine.

DOIID KOSRBERY

Hopes That He AVill Upturn to Lender-sliii> of Liberals.

Dondon, Nov. bell-Hiiniiernian, the House of Dundee to-day.

].").—Sir Ilenry Camp-the Liberal leader in Commons, speaking at said ho hoped Lord

A YAIIN.

M%> ■^'onco^veifl^cam Factory Kvolves One On,a -Proposed Change of tho - Empress's Bontc. '/

I American Shanghai-Vancouver 'has

iina its fake factory at work again. Tlie Vancouver correspondent ot the Post-fntell-igoiicer has dreamed as follows: "Anticipating keen transpacillc competition In the., near'future for the passenger buslnc-is to^ana from-China and Japan, the C):ina-cllan Paeine Bailway is preparing to make a great effort to rival tho projected fa.st line of Oriental steamers of tho Great Northern from Seattle to Yokohama and Hongkong. It Is planned to forestall the mai-ninceut service arranK.ed..by the Groat Northern, so . as'to.ettcctjprlroarlly a considerable short-enlng of time" with the present Ilae of lOm-press steamers and cvontually to supplant these with a now line of up-to-date sIiIdh.

"ft has always been consldore<l that the ihroe white boats of the Bhunress line are be.iutlful. jOnd commodious vessels, but the.v hove been In'this. ,,service for ten .venrs, and naturaIly;^iao :'.hot' nosscss ' Idl -Abe .iluxurlonsness-^and/'sOecIol -f^nt^e^''.-of •:-yher'Jatest:-fO<;cntt5ilIyer8.' ,,At tho nreseut ',.«tltne*the.v-'are'«^the>fastest steamships' ran-: ' "nine from n Paclflc Coast- port to the Orient, their Bchediile time ' (jcrpsa belncr eleven days. Under the ^ressu^ of a,

iRRust Beat- Sfgnaturo of

I'oseliery would return to the leadershfp of the Liberals, adding that if he. did he iiuist be chief of the whole party. lie said he never underr^tood why Lord iltosebory retired in ISOO. The Liberals would welcome him hiick again.

Still

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