ROSBLAND BVENING REGORD, JANUARY 14, 3908,

MUGH IMPROVED

The Methodist Church Will Be Form-
ally Re-Opened.

SERMONS BY REV. MR. COOL

After Being Thoroughly Renovated at » Cost
of $1000, the Church Will Be Thrown Open
on Scndsy—Will Have Pews Pot in
Throughout.

The services on the occasion of
the. re-opening of the Methodist
church after extensive improve-
ments will be held next Sunday
morning and evening with sermons
by Rev. P. A. Cool, pastor of the
First M. E. church of Spokane, Rev.
George H. Morden, the pastor,con-
ducting the services.

The church has been closed for
six weeks while these improvements
were made. Electric lights were
installed, the whole building lathed
and plastered, a lobby constructed
and the basement improved so that
the building is much warmer than
hitherto.

Further improvements are to be
made, the ladies having let a con-
tract for pews to seat the entire
church. In the spring a portico
will be built extending ten feet to
the sidewalk and nearly the whole
width of the church.

The church has incurred a debt
of about $1000 for this work and
will make an appeal to the people
for subscriptions to pay it.

PLOT OF INVASION

Continued from First page.

arrive the two had overpowered the
colonel.

“They had gone but a block with
their prisioner, seeking dark places
as they traveled and showing plain-
ly that they desired to avoid  pyblic-
ity, when the crowd of Irishmen
from the meeting place, having
viewed the arrest as they were hur-
rying to the scene, came upon the
officers. The Irishmen had dodged
around a block to take the captors
by surprise and were snccessful in
the ruse. They had no difficulty
in effecting Colonel O’Leary’s res-
cue. Then binding and gagging
the officers and placing them in a
vacant room near by, they went
back to the secret meeting place,
where a consnitation was held.
The h d plainly

a
purpose of interesting the 10,000
Irishmen in those regions in the

da. He was chosen for this duiy

Fenian Savasion. Further, the
colonel has a knowledge of engi-

plan the routes to be :aken and lo-
cate the objective points of attack.

It is contemplated, say these gentle-
men, to have two separate move-
ments in the northwest—one with |

Pacific railway in the Northwest
territory, and the other to have
Spokane as the base and Revelstoke
or some other convenient point on
the Canadian Pacific in British Co-
lumbia the objective point.”

Colonel O'Leary and his adven-

the projects of invasion dévised by
Fenian in the Eastern States.

RECOUNT MAKES NO CHANGE

Result First Aunounced Is Confirmed
fn Wards 1 and 2

A recount of the ballots cast for
alderman in wards 1 and 2 was held
this afternoon by Returning , Officer
McQueen at the city offices. The
only change i in the returns as pub.
lished in the Recorp last night
that Mr. Wuolop received one more
vote in Ward 1, making his total
vote 54. The election of Mr. Dean
in Ward 1 and Mr. Mackenzie in
Ward 2 was confirmed.

MINOR MENTION.

Rebecca lodge, No. 13, met in
the Odd Fellows hall last evening
and initiated a number of new mem-
bers.

New hydrants have heen placed
on the corner of Cook avenue and
St. Paul street, and the corner of
Washington street and Union ave-
nue.

SOCIAL NOTES.

J. C. Mauer ard S. Peterson left
for Tacoma this morning.

T. Dilsheimer has retur ned to his
home in Colville.

N.S. Gunning of Walla Walla
left tor Spokane this mo rning.

Mrs. Margaret Gilbert, who -has
been visiting friends in the city, re-
turned to her home in New West-
minster this morning.

Andrew Laidlaw, the mining
broker, has returned to Spol

neering and he waste spy out and |

ti
tures are the creation of a fervid 1
imagination, but no more so than }

MINERAL ACT, 1096,

project of making a raid into Cana- |

because he is known to Fe an en-|

he bn:

ust be coa:

| oF such Cen ficate of

| "bated this 19th day of Decem! her ALD.1
G. GAMBLT.

NOTICE.

TICE is hereby given that an applica-
H tion rout be made to the legislative ass
| bly of the Province of British Coluni

some Maniioba city as a base and | grap’
the objective point the Canadian |

: pi
men think
the undert
ier
ig
fin British

c
connected with the iwewh the Company
may construct and to ainali:

privilezes ny
porate az with all
| Or incidental. ri
incidental to
we objects ‘ur any
Dated this 15th viet Be 18%),

Sahicitor for ine applicants.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

Pursuant to Creditors Trust Deeds Act and
Amending Acts.
jiven that George He

at the cit
by deed bes
1:0,

Ee

:

_resosasoseoososoossosososoesOeee sees

The Annual
Clearing
‘jSale

means a GREAT SAVING to customers. to purchase ‘this
season's Best and Newest Merchandise, at.....

Terre rT.

Fe
|

Speci

ial

REDUCED PRICES

Need pales

—AT THE—— f

BIG STORE

Special 3

ee

chandise that you should not ee inspecting.

‘T he... Bi ¢...Store.

Dry Goods Room~~~—~Hunter Bros.

/ trust te pa
fistahties at whe suid debtu

ane having. ch:

iH.

1900. to deliver to the trustee vouch:
particulars oj

ay be gingunts No the said assinee forth
With. And” notice is hereby given that
Biter the said ith day of Janu
the trustee will proceed te distrili
ass res who ure
thereto, ha
which he shall have bad sue notice.
Anuetmng oF the creditors will be heid 1
the Jaw ottices of Daly & Hamilton.
of Montreal cl __ Columbia ‘iven
Rossland,

o'clock in the afternoon,

Dated at Rossla: ig B.
January, h 1), 1900.

Dany & HAMILTON

Solicitars fur the trustee,

., this 4th day of

Col. E. S. Topping of Trail
left for Spokane this morning.

John Hicks left for Greenwood
this morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Doddson left on an

that spies were about and any mo-
ment more agents might appear.
For the colonel to attempt to leave
town openly would be to court in-
stant arrest.”

‘The Escape.

Among the men present were
several from the Le Roimine. They
suggested that the colonel be hid
in an ore train about to leave the
mine for Northport, Wash., where
the Le Roi smelter is located. Col-
one! O’Leary was taken up to.the
mine, where the assistance of those
who were loading the train was se-
cured and a little cabin speedily

cities.

Mr. MeMillan went to Ymir this
morning.

W. B. Vanzent of Brantford,

ies before returning east.
Miss M. Cross of St.

ded trip to St. Paul and other

Ont., left for Nelson this morning
and intends taking in the coast cit-

Paul street
entertained a few friends at pedro

NOTICE.

will be made to the Le;
ot is

that may oper.
supply

other vorporati
viduals; to st

to acquire — and
for the purpose
er for their own o

to tarnish and sap "water to other ¢

Thursday ing very pl ly.

CLASSIFIED.

sor individuals in
h

Advertisements under this
gate of One Cent a Word.

Nothing taken for
Tess than 35 cents.

Six insertions,

TAILORING.

erected in an ore car. Iu_ this the
colonel was placed with enough
ore scattered over the whole to
give the car the appearance of
being loaded. In this manner the
colonel rode to Northport, where he
arrived early next morning. Just
how that ore car passed the United
States custom inspection is - some-
thing that never will be known. It
is said, howeyver,, that the adminis-
trationhas not stricken the Irish
element completely off the rolls of
the custom service.

“(From Northport to Anaconda
then was easy traveling. Ofccurse
the British authorities have kept
the whole matter a profound secret.
It naturally would be the policy of
that government to believe the idea
that there is any danger of a Fenian
raid in Canada.

‘The Invasion

“The gentlemen who tell this
story say that the colonei’s visit
tothe Coeur d’Alenes and in the
mining districts of eastern Wash-
ington and the Kootenay country
of British Columbia was for the

“0. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant Tailor,

mestic goods in Kessland.
labor employed. Prices moderate,
avenue. Rossland.

None but first-class
Columbia

FOR RENT.

combined at corner Second venue and Earl
street, A decided snap. E.D. Orde, 46 Colum
bia avenue East. ot

FOR RENT—Furnishea housekeeping rooms.

hotel.

head inserted at the

carries the best assortment of imported and do-

FOR RENT OR SALE—Shop and dwelling

Apply at No. 17 Le Rai avenue, behing Windsor

December, A
MACDONALD & JOHNSON.
Solicitors for the Applicants,

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

Street, Rossland, B, C.

will make first-elass offices. Next door to the
Strand, upstairs. Apply. P. O. box §53.

s
ard nicely finished, in desirable location.
price is $1350. with $350 cash, $300 say in six
months, and the balance at the rate of $10 per
month. Apply at this office.

FOR SALE—

‘A prominent business corner at a bargain.

A five-roomed furnished nouse on Butte St.. $130

A foceroomed house on Davi’ St.. $235

A five-roomed house with all modern conveniences
with two, lots inigniy cu caltivated, house finely
furnished. at

A sixrpomed house and a

aid,
The fareiture and good-will of a r7-roomed lodge

oith tot partly

T00 ' iy of ground adjoining townsite to the
south, $500 eac!

Houses for rent.

E. N, OUIMETTE & CO.,

Real Estate... Insurance .... Mining Breker

I
Bank of Montreal Brick Building,

TO LET—A suite of rooms. three in number:

Furnished Rooms.
First-Class Bar.

Railroad and Miners Time Checks
cashed, tree of charge.

Harry Mcintosh - - Proprietor.

SPOKANE STREET.
The Best Winés,
Liquors and Cigars.

Coa

GRAND HOTEL.

d |

1 the same duly veritied by
statutory dec! jerecon together’ with purtic- ;
sec which may be held by |
nrsons ingebted to the sald |
ure. required to }

Th the 11:b day me |
January Too. at ‘the hour of 4:30 |

age zy 2: = z ue 55 re ae
3 ear

Notice is hereby given that application |

Matthews, Bros., Prop’s. |

THE ROSSLAND MIN-
CORK ARTISTS

“A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men.”

STRELS AND. BURNT.

WILL GIVE A

SPECIALTY |

ENTERTAINME SS

IN THE OPERA HOUSE,

THURSDAY, JAN. 18,

Proceeds in Aid of the Mansion
"House Fund

FRIDAY, JAN.

Proceeds in Aid of the Sisters’
Hospital.

THERE WILL BE A HOT TIME IN THE YOUNG TOWN ‘DOSE NIGHTS!.
THE HIT OF THE CENTURY.

age

bake ick
sual high “toned colored gents are we,

Our self respe cect we never Jose
‘As Rossland's Dandy Coons.

Tivate life we're Brokers,

Bank Clerks proud aed gay:
ining Experts,
nd Hee. Me Rae,

Wi
Shot We nhs de sweet

mow quite wells s
While ot foe ee
melodies,

we're vee cae eeeies ies out,
‘The Rossland Dandy Coous.

Na.bum coons join our circle, CHORUS:

Jos} jopt oh, moll how our hearts ‘are-
Lovely eves, all surprise, send to us.

thei
Rossland a Ent Eyes ightt
Nother mins
0. other
With Rossland’s ese

An up-to-date performance of

Ethiopian Minstrelsy.

An Olio of diversified talent anak
choice Briccsrbries! .

Don't dub us dabblers in darky doings!

We are de genuine stuff!

We sing de Latest Coon Songs; de Sweetest

Grandest Choruses ever written or composed.

Music: de Newest Melodies, and de

A World of Humor!

And the greatest avalanche giAncedates that has ever Lassoed
Laughers!

The Newest Conundrums,

The Happiest Hits.

The Dutchest Drolleries.

The Most Rollicking Repartees.
The Gassiest Gags. :

Banjo mae
Muses los, Sonn and Sa: Gres stomp

“While Thee 's a Thread in Bee
Id British Flag.

and Scott ease so one NIGHT,
pan:

Everybody who likes Genuine Fun, mast
not-Fail to see us.

Don’t forget us, nor the Mansion House,
nor the Hospital. -

W. J. Nelson, Gen. Mgr. K. Kendall, itis: Sec. W. H. Falding, Musical Director
God Save the Queen.

4

HE ROSSLAN D

VOL. §.,NO. IIT.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURD.

JANUARY 13, 1900,

PRICE 5 CENTS

Jewelry. se.
sme aed W. Spring

&Sa and Silver Watches and
Jewelry § iets Chocks, Cut Glass ite.

news
style stock of

Manicure Sete 3 finey Silver Pieces.

‘We have boos adding to our stock and you will find as fine?a line of goods as canbe
seen In any city.

- §. Seri, the Leading Sevetlen

Next to Postoffice.

Is.carefully selected from the BEST quality and Newest goods.
Yeu CAN. ‘got “HERE goods you~ CANNOT obtain eisewkore.

‘ We Invite ou to ex mine our Stock before makin,
You Seleations for your friends. a rene,

GOODEVE BROTHERS

It pays te deal with Goodeve Bros, DRUGGISTS “AND STATIONERS.

Holiday Goods

In gteat variety:

SATIN. and FELT FOOT-
WARMERS in all colors.

AG", RUBBERS, OVERSHOES and
_ LEGGINGS... 5 --

‘Full iine of HOCKEY
“. SHOES,

C. 0. LALONDE, S253 :

“BAND GONGERTS TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS. -

KATING RINK
NOW OPEN DAILY BEET oo.

. —=———*— WEATHER PERMITTING —~——-~

_ J. K. McCULLOCH, :

F Ghianipion Skater me World,
. Tuesday Evening, Jan. 23, 1900. ,

Masaicrede postponed ‘till Wednesday,
February 14th, 1900.

TO PAY DIVIDEND

Centre Star Declares One Per Cent. for
* Month of January. :

WILL AMOUNT To $30,000

‘The First Under the Now Management-The

+ Week's Ore Shipments are 4464. Tons, With
Giant and Evening Star Added'te. thé List
ef Shippers.

The first dividend has’ been ‘de- |’ “a
clared byithe, new management: of

the Centre ‘Star. Mining. company
and.it- is probable they will here-
after. bea monthly occurrence.. The

tate is 1% on the capital’ stock of

$3,000,000, or a total of $30,000. It

is for the month of January and is

payable on Febuary 15.

The mine is now shipping at the
rate of gop to 1000 tons a week and
will probably keep up this rate in-
definitely.

THE WEEK'S ORE SHIPMENTS

The Giant and Evening Star Again§
Enter the List ;

The ore shipments for the. -week

ending today were in excess of those

of last aveek.and, as will be seen

-| from the figures printed below, thi

Giant and Evening Star. have: ri
sumed shipments. So far:this yea
the shipments have greatly exceed:
ed those. of, the:

year, and ‘should ni hing unforseen |

occur it is confidently expected that

they, will” increase « week by.. week: ner

New Zea! anders

By imciiga Presa.
London,. Jan. .:63.—Today’s out-
burst of patriotism on the. occasion:
of the starting of the London val-
‘unteers’ quite: outdoes anything
since the jubilee... For-the first time
in. British ‘history. the volunteers
have been permitted to serve ‘side
) th:the regulars. ‘The
; in, hundreds
It increased to such
t at times the troops

LONDON
|OVES A
SOLDIER

THE BOERS OUTDONE

Capture an Itm-

‘ potant Position for French--.
Roberts Sends Relief.

London cable to the Herald. It
happened thus; Thenational defence
committee -met and decided that
Lord Kitchener was the man for
the place. He was Lord Salisbury's
nomination, but endless {difficulties
were in the way. The trouble was
that Lord Kitchener was the junior
of Generals Buller, Warren and
others, but Lord Salisbury is never-
beaten upon a technicality, and his
solution of the problem was to send

Lord Roberts, who will restore the

marshal, while Lord
‘Kitchener, being his aide, will be

bled

TONNAGE ”

YEAR TO DATE.

2,914
2,994
2,077
34!
190
25

25

59°

8,536
LETTERS FROM SOUTH AFRICA

y Writes to ia
About the i

J. L. G. Abbott ‘received a letter
from Hart McHarg, dated Cape
Town;. Dec. .1, 1899, in .which he
states that the members of the Can-
adian contingent, including himself,
Brooks and, Rae from Rossland,
were in good health and spirits and
expected to leave ina few days for
the seat of war. “The Canadians on
their arrival at Cape Town were
greatly admired for. their splendid

where the ‘Lord M yor

d,.under cover of his super-
nd the i The

to. make'a speech, but’ found it im-
possible. The din, was simply
deafening,*and ‘the chief: magistrate
‘had-to~-be- content to*indicate his

=| good: wishes.by smiles andgestures,

while ‘the- volunteers. greeted him
with cheers and waving their hats.
The column had bardly covered a
hundred yards when it again in.
termingled --with © the surging:
crowds.

The column left Nine Elms station
amid. band music, cheering’ and
singing. The Lord Mayor, sher-
iffs'and councillors, in their state
robes, accompanied by many ladies,
took another special trainfor South-
ampton to bid farewell to the vol-
unteers. on board the transport
Briton.

Good Work of New Zealanders.

Rensburg, Cape Colony, Jan. 13.
—A strong force of British troops
advanced this morning under cover
of a brisk artillery fire and encamp-

Elian

The Clarendon Cafe
. First-£lass in Every Respect. © Open Day and Night.

Rooms for Banquets and Dinner Parties,

INTERNATIONAL ~

MUSIC HALL.

Monday, Jan. 15, during week, and Saturday Matinee at 2:30.

Inital production of the Zi & Susi Lyric Comedies, replete with tl
production of the nn t Cassidy Eerie Gomes les: replete the London and

NEW YORK TO PARIS

Special features in Jardin Malute scene.
“The Hit

tn THE ORPHEUN STARS «ine
CYRENE AND NOONAN.

THE PERI TROUPE

OF. FRENCH DANCERS.

physique and, and with the drill. on
board ship and since their arrival at

ed at Slinger tein on the Boers’
‘eastern flank. The ‘Boer patrols

Cape Town, were quite. proficient.

P. McL. Forin also received a let-
ter this morning from Corporal Mc.
Harg, giving an account of the ex-
periences of the Canadians on board
the Sardinian and his imperssions

of South Africa.

Happy Honeymooners in Town,

Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Graham of
Camp McKinney have been ‘in the
city on their way home froim their
honeymoon, having made a visit to
the Puget Sound. country. Mr.
Graham is superintendent of the
Waterloo mine at Camp McKinney

‘}and Mrs. Graham was well known
-in Spokane as Miss Kathleen Fin-

negan. . The happy couple were en-
tertained by Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Harris of First avenue on Thurs-
day. They left for their future home
this morning.

New Manin the Custom House.
An addition has been made to the
clerical force in the customs house,
William Brown having been ap-

Billy Yountig of Minstrel Fame, "74, falores
40: IN THE STAR CAST————————40

d with the rank of acting pre-
ventive officer. Collector Macdon-
ald has hitherto worked with only

Standing room only at 8:30 nightly, God $ ve the Queen,

C. G. Ross-in the office and Wil-
liam Wood as landing waiter.

d, but subseq: ly a body
of Boers attempted to seize the po-
sition, threatening communication
between the British encampment

general opinion:isithat’ the- idea is
good. —

Hoer Nows Contradicted by Facts:

Vienna, Jan.°. 13.-—The
Freie Presse publishes today a dis-
patch from Brussels saying news
has been received there from Pre-
toria, to the effect that the Boers
have stormed all the heights around
Ladysmith and that the capitulation
of that place is hourly expected.
Itis possible that. this. might refer
to the fighting of-Saturdaylast, Jan:
6th, when’ the Boers captured the
British trenches: three. times and
were thrice driven out at the point
of the bayonet, and to the fact that
the Boers occupied one British pos-
tion all day long, only being driven
out.of it at, night.

Given Up fur Lost,
By Associated Press.
Montreal, Jan. 13.—The Elder-
Dempster liner, which sailed from
Quebec for Belfast October 25, has
been given up as lost. if

Neue |.

THE B. G. SCOUTS

Entirely Apart from Lord Strathcona’s
Liberal Offer.

INFORMATION ASKED FOR

The Government Will Send 126 Men—Kam-
loops and Chilliwack Take Action and
Rossland Takes Up the Movement with En-
thusissm— Offers of Services Made.

Special to the Racorp.

Victoria, Jan. 12.—In an intere
view in regard the$British Columbia ;
contingent for South Africa, Mr.
Semlin said the government did not
want the offer of Lord Strathcona
and that of: British Columbia to be

ed ge has
been heard from Ottawa save the
acknowledgement of the offer and a
request for more information. ‘The
government offered 126 and trans-
port roo men to Halifax.

Telegrams have been received
by Mr. Semlin from Kamloops and
Chilliwack containing resolutions
passed by meetings there regarding
sending troops.

: Are Likely to Go

Ottawa, Jan. 13.—While the war
office does not seem to have yet
signified its acceptance of Lord
Strathcona’s offer of 400 troops for
South Africa, it is taken as certain
that they will go. :

Victoria, Jan. 13.—Although a
dispatch was.received in the city
from Ottawa last night announcing.
the acceptance of the offer of troops,
Prentiér Semlia has as-yet received:
no word, He has a firm beliet that.

he-offer will be doh ‘

The proposal of the- p
government to raise and~ equip: wee
corps of mounted scouts from: Brit=:
ish Columbia for. service’ in: Soutty: +
Africa has been enthusiastically: reo
ceived in Rossland and already © a->
number of young men: have ‘offered’ ”.
their: services. - A telegram was
sent last night to James Martin, M.
P. P., asking him to press upon the
government the request of the Ross-
land boys for positions on the corps.

‘The Czar Praises Muraviem.
By Associated Press:

St. Petersburg, Jan. 13.—The
Czar has addressed a rescript to
Count Muravieff, the minister of
general affairs, highly eulogistic
of the eminent qualities displayed
by the minister in bringing about a
happy solution, in conformity with
the Czar’s instructions, of the dis-

Her Majesty Interested.
By “Associated Press.
Ottawa, Jan. 13.—Her Majesty,
the Queen, has signified her willing-
ness to b a patron of the Can-

and Renst The New Zealand
ers, with a brilliant.dash, frustrated
the attempt. They rushed and
seized the position: first and fired
volleys at the enemy, who retired in
the. direction of Colesburg.

Heiuforcements for French.
London,jJan. 13.—The movement
of General French’s troops in the
vicinity of Colesburg this morning
is taken to indicate that General
Lord Roberts has recognized the
importance of General French’s ue

adian Patriotic fund for the relief of
her soldiers who go to the front.

‘Whe Blizzard 14 New Mexico.
By Associated Press.
Gordon, N. M., Jan. 13.—De-
tails of the blizzard which swept
over New: Mexico on Thursday
show that it was the severest storm
ever experienced in the region.

Several fatalities are reported. .

STIRRING UP INDIANS.

jective, namely, to obtain
of both bridges at the Orange river,

forcements. It is also thought to
partially confirm the suggestion that
General Buller’s plans include syn-
chronous movements in all the
spheres of operations.

About 4ov0 troops sailed for South
Africa this afternoon.

In Kitchener the Real Chief,

New York, Jan. 13.—It now
leaks out ‘that Lord. Kitchener is
really chief in South Africa and
Lord Robertsa figurehead, says a

and has hastened to send him rein-|'

‘Trouble With Indians.

By. Associated Press.
Ottawa, Jan. 13.—Fred White,
comptroller of the Northwest
mounted police, has received re-
ports from the Northwest to the ef-
fect that Boer sympathizers are en-
deavoring to get Indians to 1ebel
by telling them) the war in South
Africa is due to the desire of Great
Britain to get hold of their lands.
No trouble is expected, but tle
Northwest mounted police are on
the alert however to dispel any
should it occur.

litical events arising
from the Turko-Grecian, war,

SOME OF THE CIRCLE.

Gentlemen Who Will Take Partin the -
Minstrel Performance.

The military song, ‘*Marching,”
by P. M. Felan, and a. quartette
song, entitled ‘‘Jack and the Bean-
stock,” by Messrs. Martin, McIn-_
tyre, Winters and Andrews, which
will be on the program of the Dandy
Coons, deserve more than passing
notice.

The following gentlemen assist in
the circle: Frank Oliver, W. deV. le
Maistre, N. Kendall, W. Wylie
Johnston, James D. Sword, Hector
MckKae, P, M. Allan, G. E. Town-
shend, E. C. Mackintosh, W. P.
Dockerill, T. S. Gilmour, C. Demp-
ster, J. Honeyman, James Ryan,
baron de Veber, M. H. Jones, C.
H. Burr, F. M. Gillespie, J. H.
Watson and Messrs. Martin, Win-
ters, McIntyre and Andrews, (a
special quartette,) Corsan, Danby,
Taylor, Montgomery, Kennedy;
Webber, Raymond; Turner, Dell,
Becher and Dyer.

O Rink to Re-Open Tonight
‘There was no skating at the rink
this afternoon but the management
will reopen it tonight for skaters,