Identifier: dailycolonist18980626uvic (find matches)
Title: Daily Colonist (1898-06-26)
Year: 1898 (1890s)
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Subjects: British Columbia Newspapers
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Contributing Library: University of Victoria Libraries
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p.m. the same day reachedthe danger signals of the iiiounted iiolicciibovi, Mil(?s Canyon. Tlicy ran both thecanyon and White Horse rajiids willi-out any dilliculty, although tlie excite-ment was great. The letter was writtenat .i:.iO a.m., when the sun was shiningbriglitJy.
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PROSPERITY FOR HOME ANDCOUNTRY vs. STAGNATION. A. O.U. W. HALL. MONDAY EVENING,27th. TlicMIre-goers will be ;ile(iseil to le/inithat commencing next Tnesdav eveningthe A. O. r. W. hall, will iliieii as aCaiiiily theatre under the direction ofW. II. L. liarr, for the summer seasmi,iiliernating with attractions from Seat-tle, Portland and elsewhere. The open-ing piece will be a stirring comedy-dramaby Clay M, Greene, entitled, The Gold-en Giant, which has been praised bypress and public. The company com-prises tho best talent that can be ob-lained. Guy Durrell, their leading man,is nil actor of marked ability, whileFrank- Smiles, O. W. Montague, Cha^i.Walters, Eddie Beach and Mr. Lt. Ilol-niMii form a sujiiiort seldom equalled out-side of metropolitan cities. Aliss .Tose-liliiiic I^riel, as leading lady, iie(>ds nocomment here, where she is so well andfavorably known: Miss L. Wliistoii,Kale Stokes, and Agnes .Milliard forma trio that would add materially to thestrength of any lirst-c

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