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 RossLAND vent ‘RECORD; a8 ¥~ ve

Sinclair, the cae “ofiicer, |:
to-comé here andiéee nie whether
it ise-the smallpox

its "-ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA,

| TAKEN IN THE NEK THE KING

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ae
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Handkerchiefs:

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For the holiday season there is,nothing more in keep-
ing. with summer costumes than our pretty Souvenir
Ping, Brooches, Blouse Sets, and: Buckles, made of
“Silver, Gilt"rand Fine Enamel. They are cheap,
durable; of patriotic design, and fashionable,

< St. James Street,

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ThH GR coor gi i edt ofes he

Elmer A. Rolf,

| Secretary Fae 5
The: Moni tment Co offers the
sale

Loan & inves!
ly lnvenaeae con Sul tums now open to the
large or small mounts

980 TONS LOADED IN.A-DAY.|.
: ited : addle horses—new
“One Mine applies Both. Sasliers—Cante |: =fine ‘single drivers ae
“Star's New Compressor “‘Purned’ Over—Le aa

Roi's Will Be Running in a Fow Days—

Big Shaft Completed.

ute the hapsonsy dinners. |

|r HELD AS HOSTAGES

E|UNDER GENERAL PRINZLOO |

ayes in monthly pants

Haztlwood - ice. cream, Harry |%
os further Infgrmatlon, apply ,

Webb ‘and. G: B. chocolates, fresh
cut flowers at the Bon Ton, tf

Next door to Pos hie a taeaian 3 Jeweler

‘After Fieros Fighting, in Which » The sud
< Chinese Were Killed, the Attack Sls

The Absansiti Choséit”.

=| ornered in the Bethlehem, Hille With the

The following table shows the

shipments of. ore from this camp for
the week ending today and tor the
year to. date, the figures for pre-
vious weeks having been corrected

PEKIN N MASSACRE:

Seon 1 rer,
r Senter

* Offers Sccial membership i in:

-ducements for’ a‘ short ‘time _by +

0: PRESERVE THE. Teen
TOOTH: eee

ON!Ticomei ont.

Last Outlet Closed By the British Troops,
“Bboy Give’ Up—Hod of the Free: Btate

_ Lot in an It

alian Club

, —Li Hung Ohang Trying to Sow Diseoré—
'SfsBoxer Governor's Treachery, - 9

fo show actual weights and- those
AIL suiapes; ‘all sizes, to suit ‘al ages.
‘Tbe.

for-this wack being partly d
ni. otPrices from lhc to

in Aniercia.

“suspension: of the initiation. fee, :
All oan Y
London, “July” 30.—At last t
British government is convi wed
that the ministers at Pekin are safe,
Once the British consulat ‘Tien Tsia
_| officially confirmed advices to this
effect, all déubts. vanished.
+ Lezations Were Holding Out
Tien Tsin, July 22, via Shanghai,
July,30.—The latest. advices from
Pekin, under ‘date: of July 15, say
that the legations were holding
aut. The. Chinese’ attacked | the
legations on the night of July 10,
but were led. into. a trap by the

By Assomated Press.’
Londén, July 30.—The follownig
official dispatch was received from
Lord Roberts:

“Pretoria, July 29.—On july; 26,
MacDonald: fought’'a” ‘rear 92] C
action: with the enemy from early |.

Tm at oe sane (Prince of Naples, the’ Siuceéssor,
hem hills, resulting in his effectually on the Way Hosie--Martial,
Law Proclaimed. ‘

(Co a d feom Prat page).

‘TONNAGE
¥ 71
Its ‘ant sisepHic | propertios pre-

yar Carbolig/Tooth : Powder,
be popular

We recomm«
the teeth nd sweeten the breath,’ but we keep all t
re le ireaber! berry, Stearns, Lyons, , Calverts, re

“TOOTH: WASHESE ETC.

~Woodbal
oa OUR WLN DON

was dated July $23... The , Russian
garrison had ‘been resupplied with
ammunition” and would’ be able to
hold, out, yintil reinforcements arr

anpresulé for
an sed exclusively by.

ys Dental

as Periodicals

“ Bacellene aécommodations for
: permanent ‘and; temporary board
“Boi086™ i z Seicun yi -@ |:'and_ chambers; $36. to. $40 per
ieee San ‘Francisco, » July © 28,—The : acti aie pean month. - For Bites apes to
transport Hancock will ‘sail: today ;
for. Taku, . Sbe-will'carry 500 ma-

,, Cream, be ‘Boap,, é&e;

piesa Silas

d.
The Chinesé legation hiere-reiter-
ates the assertion that,the, ministers
are enroute to Tien Fsin.

Blocking ‘Nauuwport Nek’. to the
Boers’: wagons:,: Hunter» reports
that the enemy,; twice checked’ his “f
advance by holding strong positions

Roi this week exceeded the record.
: for-the camp. The ‘shipments to

‘ Northport aggregated 4730 tons and |
- great

tines, a. battery of artillery and'a

Having purchased the cigar

number of soldiers. She will be
and tobacco*.business of.

on. two. neks, one ‘of which was

bassy ‘here’ received: ‘the ‘following

Americans and British

taken by the’

Scots," the Royal |* +

By Associeted Press.

-#Monza, July 30.---King Humbert

official announcement: ote me "desth

killed.

aiid idoo
Afterwards they continued

Irish, the Wiltshires and. the Lein-
ster. regi Our alties -was stot at 10:45 last. evening and
were only,five or, six. ‘The’ second fied at 11:30. The murderer, An-
nek‘was taken during the night ‘by: |gelo Bressi, an anarchist, ° cynically
the Scots’ and Guards without op-: avowed the crime.

position, the enemy retiring closely, lenza, July, 30.—After the shoot-
to Nauuwport. rvapeil : of Kiog.. ‘Humbert here last
“Prisoners: taken .stated ‘that a ght, as soon, as His Majesty's. at-
‘¥260 -burghers, would surrender, i | tendants could realize what had
|} guaranteed’: that they would” be. happened, he was. placed i in his care
treated as prisoners of war and not, riage and driven as “rapidly | as pos:
as rebels: To this ‘I had assented. sible. to the; palace. - "He was how-
‘As. ‘a ‘result of -these ‘operations, ever, beyond 3 aid.

Prinsloo, commanding the. Boers, 1 jhoveremss of the Asonsain

{| asked under: a fldg of. truce. this
2 ing;% foursdays* i
peace negotiations. Hiinter replied 8
the only.terms he could accept-were ne 1869, and is. weaver “by trade.
unconditional surrender and until He comes trom ‘America, where he
these were complied. with ‘hostilities has resided at Paterson, NeJ. -He
could not ‘cease. | I’ expressed my says’ he had no accomplices Send

followed by* the Méade next Wed-
+ legations! 1! mare

Eday.was ‘on ‘Thursday, whe ‘980 tong | nesday. “ ‘
were, sent oevr the two railroads. : - i
Within. the next week or two the.
: air-compressing capacity. of. the
Rossland mining plants will be int
‘creased by 80 drills. The .4o-drilt |
@ _ compressor of the Centre Star has
been ‘installed in the. remarkably :
short time of 18 days and was_
turned over yesterday and again, to-] oe
day. . It. worked ts el POF
for the first time. Some small fit- |'
tings are needed to complete it.

The ‘new 4o-drill compressor of
itheLe Roi will be ready for opera-
tion in two or three days. The new
hub’ was. turned “by using the en-
gine as a lathe and fitting a. tool to
-it-and thus ‘the iast: obstacle. tO-come
pletion was‘removed. ~

of King Humbert:
“We have'the sad aews ‘to an-,
nounce to youthat ‘his majesty King
srt died last evening’ ( 1G
‘at ‘Monza, being: ‘the’ victim. of af,
infamous assassination, uKindly‘in-
form the English goverament of’ this
sadintws. -:'.His majesty, King Vic-
tor. Hl; who--is off the~-cuast\of
Greece, ‘is:,0n his pmey: bank fos the,

bombarding ‘the’
freely.
» Among the Chinese killed was
i Ma. The lega s were
subséquently attacked with con-
stantly increasing fury. - These.ad-
vices were brought from Pekin by a
courier.
New York, july "70,—the Cam-
mercial.Cable company sends out
the following notice. ‘‘We are ad-
vised-that communication’ betwees
| Shangtinl ahd: Chefoo ‘is restored.”
Holding Them as Mestexee

. By, Ansociated. Press.

ecte ee

tain S..B,-Shaw;:' we: resp
fully, solicit. ia: continuance of.
his old patronage, “and assure
his ‘many friends that the same,
fair. and* 4gebgtous itreatment.
will mark:all our dealings, We
have, for ygur - selection: the
choicest svatied Hine
of Taba sigars and Pipes
‘in the province. and.assure you
‘ perfect ‘satisfaction, no matter

how..small he: transaction.
We continue the agency for

Kootenay lunches are the best.

: They reduce ina
fa or business place & Orahter
v money in

‘Use Electric hte

Estimates faraished for Wiring and Lighting, . Electric: Fixtures carried In'stock.

lectric Power supplied-for Mining and Manufacturing Purposes.
Itis much cheaper than steam.” . Motors for sale or rent.
ais case Sbtroubte' with tights, telephone Ne. No. 67, between’ a. m., and 6 Pm,

and 8a. m.
arrived ia town yesterday. the “Spokesman-Review * and

John “Watson, Cranis Graham Spokane Chronicle. - Ross! and ‘Water and Light Go.

and J. C. Dell: leave “this i Th yo id : ie oe 7m 5 7 S
for.a- fishing trip to. Murphy. creek, swery truly yours,” ae ieee ; A
~ Mrs. Je 'P. peRensies and Mis Li LEVY:& i. The R | d A rte
aeyers ive gone” tor Nori| Wile nd etal on he Wossiand Auction House,
It. Dr. ‘and. ‘ites, Arm- ROSSLAND, B.C. Peas tettent their. many. patians: and the public Renerilly, for
I patronage they have” -
led to them since their

Mrs. Wadds.is home froma visit
to the coast. :

T. ‘Dy D. Lloyd and ‘HL Hw Bond
of Toronto are.in the city.

Mrs, J.°H Lotighed-‘and son of

The. Bus:
cary Stes, StF

of the.

rs)
récails the an thi
to ina letter left

do, ‘who two weeks ago Killed Gui-
seppi Péssina in Paterson, N. J.,
and'then committed’ suicide. The

London, - July 30.—The atest
news from the far east Seems con-
sistent with the theory. that the Chi-
nese’ government, has: the foreign
ministers. alive, but means. to treat

Whe!

ee

Gi. CREELMAN, |

Mr. and Mrs. Green; Mes. Char-|

Record” has the

Fhe timbering of the combination |

‘Shaft from the Black Bear tuiinel to
“the 800-foot level has been complete,
ed and only two sets remain to be:
-placed between the tunnel and the.
‘surface.

* ‘The electric tioist at’ the No.1

shalt is. running well-and the cages |:

rin counterbalanced ‘down tothe
60d-foot level.

the new compressor is ready to sup- (

ply air for the drills,
The railroad spurs to both the Le
‘Roi No. 2 and No. 3

les Lockhart and children and- Dr:
Kerr-and: family left this: morning |
for Deer Park, ‘where they: will. e : z

joy a-month’s camping. ~~) AND BUIL DE
‘Dr. Montizambert, chief -of. the
Dominion health department, son
| his way. to: ;Vancoilyer, bound for

promptly attended to,

Office and shop Commercial
e Sherer Sr Bos tis

orgs iene oe all kinds: ee ‘work, Job,

“The underground {4

properties 5

“This*

Commenced; “aid would také this opportunity
: of informing them of another

_vihleh iil last for one’ week onl ven ‘tis the“prices. we! ‘quote iow i
i:<are ruinows.to one except’ the. buyers.
Here ar f the:

‘Suits of ‘Clothes.

: dy

te spring's goods, from
Overalls and Jumners

Jumpers, that erecghaly e
sells for 75 cour Price §c

“Oil “Clothing.

Coats, Pants and Hats at just
one half ‘the usual: prices,

4 ‘Suminer Underwear.

tocked i in this
ine. “We will Sell to. ‘All com.

approval and told .Hunter.on.no ac- that he 3
of his hatred of monarchical institu-

.| count to enter negotiations. <
“As Lam writiug, a.telegram has
‘come from Hunter, saying’ that
Prinsloo had written a second tetter
'lexpressing williagness to’ ‘hand over.

himself with his men, rifles, ammu-

nition and other firearms upon cor-
dition that the horses,. saddles, bri-

id the crimeb part of the letter ‘réferring to the

tions. ;
trom Milan, | where: he stayed a few

aye

Corfu, july 30,—The new king of
Italy. is expected to,- arrive here to-

killing of Humbert follows:
“«My ‘dear’ friends'and compan-
jons:. I give’ you today nictice of the
horrible fate that has come'to’me— |
not of my own’ ‘will, but compelled
to act by the grand and brave soci-
ety to which I belong, that is to say,
va” few, words | Ty

He reached Monza July 27

King ‘at Ceorta Tonight

dles and other“ possessions of ‘tl

they be free’ to” return to | th
homes.

s6e| ‘I have replied | that the surre -

der must be absolutely. uncondi-|
ition,

tional, that all _ rifles; ammiu:

burghers be guaranteed them and

night.""A telegram from Queeti
ne Marguerite awaits him, announcing
the assassination of. King Humbert
and urging ‘him to hasten home.
New King on the Way, Home

Rome, July, 39 —Siguor Saracco,

eir

the premier, left for Monza at seven
o'clock’ this morning | with the’ vice

ity.
2,ata drawing. _at_ Milan -As. to!

‘Inthe first’ lacs, on February -

horses and other possessions must

them as hestages, while the, stories
of massacre relate to other -mem-
bers of the.foreign colony in. Pekin.
Chinese officialdom, ‘it. is alleged,
openly speak of the ministers:
whose fate depends upes
the decision of the powers in relat-
jon to, the’ ihréatened* ddvance on
‘| Pekin. . ‘

Reports ‘are

number, of, foreigners were ‘alive, to
“Thus, Rome reports

alate. date. -

. '| that-the propaganda-fide have-bees
9-| assured of the;safety of Bishop Fa-.

a, while a telegram from Nankin
infornis his family that; Prince, Cae-
tani, of the Italian legation, is,alive,

president of the ‘senate ‘to draw up a
the certificate of ‘death of the king.’ rute ani.
The (prince... of Naples is'at the

‘Pirvous on his retuen voyage.” The

lave been graded. and So railroad
hands will, begin laying track: on {'
Monday | or Tuesday, At thé Le-Roi:
No. 3 the ore houses and_ bunk

rs at from 20¢. a garment.
“Special: line of Egyptian’ and
Ba!briggan shirts, 20c;_ draw-

J be given up and that the burghers
would be considered prisoners of
war, [added that Prinsloo’s over-

mal (Guiseppi Pessina) who did not |_.: No confirmation | of, the ; vz
respect anybody, who illtre Ss his fayorable statements,. however,
. forthcoming from really independ,

That we “sald ‘for $3 $4 $5 and
"$6, at $1.50 $2, $2.50and $3.

‘Also a line of. fine walking a ae

. Sto!
ie ewe sales oo own countrymen and its friends ad

are,approaching completion,

: Notice to Patrons.
F. H. Pokorny has removed the
Candy. Kitchen to 3734 W. Colum-

bia avenue, opposite the Pacific Tea |.

company, where-he will be :
to,meet his. former customers, .as-

suring them the- same courteous
treatment asin the past: 7-26-4t ||

. Jokn Lucas,formerly of the Clare
egdon, will bo giadto receive his
old patrons and friends at the
Kootenay.

4. F. Leighton, who has been in
the:barber business in this city for
several. .years, has removed his shop
to'39 Columbia aveniie. He also
dees:watch repairing.

<Samhe ¥.M, Da Whtar Seetat
The Young Mens Institute gave
rise whist: social last evening
its hall’ in honor of Mrs. G, H.
Williams.. Those present were:
Mrs. G. H. Williams, Mrs. J. W.
Cysack, Mr. and Mrs. Doneahue,
r. and: Mrs. Cunningham, Mr.
aerd’Mrs. Stack, Mr. and.Mrs. Har="|~
ris, Mesdames Benn,. Fitzpatrick,
Arthur, Kieft, Gibbons, . Miss Shan-
non, Messrs.” Wi P. ‘OBrien, W..
Turaér, J. Wright, Jj. F. Fitzpat-

, L haves ithe following! sin the! ‘Bttowiig compaties

Reddin. Jack 0.

Agents, Ros

‘Sureka Consolidated, Gopher, Homestake, E ;
vening Sj
Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Enreka, North Star’ and’ ita F

Lots. in the Original TownSite "

The ‘Arlington. aE

<P Headquarters! for Commer-

UNEXCELLED TABLE. .

‘THEZ[LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL,

cial Men....Splendid Sample Rovkia.:

Toun “Haverry,. Projrietor.

CUNLIFFE & McMILLAN,

ot
3 for Wi Hamitton’:

sick; EB Cc “Epckwood, “Dp. M

ian AND- . MACHIN) ISTS,,

av, work

wi ote P.O. mox 108,

Top Shirts.

“In great variety from 25¢ up,

Gloves and Mits 25c Up
Neckties and Suspen=

Shoes from $1 up.
Sox

2Our regular'2gc all wool sox *
~ will sell three for 25c.
~Cottoir sox just the ‘thing “for
:fide weather, 5c. a pair.

Roiiember these’ prices are only good for one week 7
ti
today. Fr Be on Mand early andiso.get‘the choicest selectiohee fromm
ngay
and ula © engaged special help so that you are sure of courteous
‘Rossland Auction House {2 cli te
g 5. Bannett, Manager

Monday, July 16th,

FOR: SALE

= Cheapest Lots on the Market !)
Only 17
Lots.*.*. é

Very Convententto' ‘the Le Roi, -W.

At.the following Prices
5 Lots at $50 Each,
4 Lots at $60 Each,
5 Lots at $70 Each,
3 Lots at $85 Each

aoe is Centre Star, Mines.

area ro T. P REST,

. Sale Comttierices
16 Columbia Ave, | 4

ar Eagle and

€

Basement
Postoffice
Bullding. .

ecccecceces?

Quick Work. “and

Neat Execution.

oy

rage faciltt
ant Essie! ape ents. Wil ale clear, tranaier, ware-

g Weshyigton Bt., opposite Grob ‘of Montreal. J. W. Hartline, Mer..

tures will not be. allowed ‘in any. way
to interfere with Hunter's operation,
which must be continued until “the
enemy is defeated « or has surren- |

Pa LESALE MARKETS
: eer Forks;

x —__—_74
RETAIL MARKETS.
Trail, . Nelson, Ymir, Kaslo, Sandon,
enver, ~ Silverton, ~ Cascade City, “Grand Forks,
Grecnwood) Phoenix; Midway, Camp McKinney, Revelstoke
wee roe Berguson)-and,Vancouver.
———

Witiiasd Jookhta Ft “Mer: Rosiiaud Branch:

bi: “Vancouver.

Rossland,

New ..

dered.” -
A later dispatch tr trom Gen. Rob-
erts, dated July- 29; ‘confirms: the
surrender of ‘Prinsloo “ with’ 3000
Boers. .
2
‘panquet to the M. A..O, Star
A banquet was gived the official
staff of the B. A. :C: at the :Claren-
don cafe on Saturday evening, by
General Manager Bernard MacDon-
ald, A number, of ‘toasts | “were
drunk and a most salorstie evening

was spent. E

‘ a
“Ernest Kennedy. -has returned

{ eve ater

from a strip to’ L ndon.

ATOMIZERS.

No TouetTawlets coinpleteh ttt faa’ Atomizer.” We Keep all varieties,
good,bad and indifferent. .¢ best cost more money than. the Indifferent,

‘but are worth more.* Tied yor sieea ‘cur new supply-of

‘Tooth afid Hair Brushes, Toitet

123 E. COLUMBIA ave.
TELEPHONE 185

R. BE. STRONG,

Charies Lewis was fined’ $20 by
Magistrate Boultbee this morning
for being drunk and disorderly and
abusing Officer McDonald." ’

Miss Walker, who has been’ visit-
ing her brother, Me: Frank» Walker;
for the last year,’ left this ‘morning
for her home at Kincardine, Ont.

Dan Harrison has ‘returned from

a prospecting trip on: thé. north

council. of. ministers sat away into
the early ‘morning.

+ Mourning ie Home
Signs of mourning began rapidly
appearing ‘throughout the city this
forenoon... Crape .,was displayed
upon “many tesidence and public
buildings; draped portraits of the
murdered, monarch ‘occupied many
points of vantage and flags flew at
half:mast everywhere. King Hum-
bert’s body will be brought to Rome
and'Jaid to rest in the Pantheon.
Itis stated that .the name of the
assassin does not appear in'the fist
of, dangerous anarchists known to
the police.” ’
A-few morning. newspapers bs
lish shoft tributes to the noble qual-
ities of King Humbert, declaring
that it was due to his ‘love for the
working classes that he fella victim
of assassination. The papers add
a-few -words: of sympathy and re-
spect for the new king.

The Giorno states that, if the ab-
sénce of the new king is prolonged
48 hours; a brief regency will be es-
tablished, in accordance with the
constitution.

‘The Oficial Annonmcement

content to choose ‘this one.

more than anything, he did not re-
spect either sons or nephews, Iwas

Pa

RORSLAND WINS

Rcore of 161 ta Netsomts 107 When
Time Was (Wp. 90

Saturday

first and 108 in the, second jnning,,a
total of 161.

the Rosslanders were:

° and 18,

first inning. _ ,

the two elevens, of;
has won three.;
7 TT
Kootenay tunches are
ee ae
Lines of, embroideries, and lac’

The cricket match at Nelson ‘of
was,,,won by Rossland,
which, made .a score, of .53,in,the

Nelson’ 's score was
37 in the first and 79, in,the second

and 6; te Maistre, 6 and 185.) Marsh,
Wilkie's bowling for
Rossland was very effective, and he
brought down seyen wickets in the

This is the fourth m teh between
h Rossland

the. best. iu

ent sources. . Ae
__ A. telegram, from Shanghai ker
{ ports,,on the authority of a, Brit

| who had been tor, years in the. s

| vice of.the, viceroy of Nankin, that
prior to the. framing. ,ot,, the ; , Yang
Tse agreement with the consuls the;
viceroy suggested Anglo-Chinexe
occlipation ofthe Yang Tse defens

but Great Britain declined... It
reported at Shanghai that the pow:
ets, have, again proposed, throug,
Li Hung Chang, the. peaceful sur;
render of the Woo Sung forts and
Kianguan, arsenal, but that the Chi;
nese. regard the proposal as, a
breach, ot the existing agreement,
¢,.. Divect News of Legations, .

. ‘Washington, July 30. The. -sec*
retary of state received a midnight
dispatch trom Mr. Fowler, Ameri¢
can.consul at Che Foo, dated noes
July 29.0 Mr..Fowler says."

“A fetter from the German - Nee
gation, dated “2st instant, received
at-Tien .Tsin, German loss is -30
dead::and::.12:;.woun Jed. Chinese
ceased: their attack .on the rath:
Baron Von Ketteler’s body. said’: ta
be safe... The Austrian, Italian,

es] 2 i B 7
tf (Continued on Fourth page.)

B fork of Kettle river, eae”

London, July 30.—The Italian em-

at Mrs. Heards.