Captured
Fight to the Last.
London,

1$ AFTER THE CUP

BOERS IN BEST OF SPIRITS.
Correspondents Say Will

Wednesday. — The

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Standard’s special correspondent
with the forces at Ladysmith, who
was captured by the Boers and re-
leased, says: ‘Nearly all of them
are strong, powerfully built men.
They were in the highest spirits.
For instance, on the night of our
capture our field cornet was in-
duced to preside over an impromptu
smoking concert. It was amusing
to see a Johannesburger playing the
piano with his gun still hung over
his shoulder, while his comrades
stood around. spellbound.”

The one subject of their talk was
the resolute determination to fight
tothe last for the independence of
their country.

“Now Clark Plans an Attack for Amer-
ica’s Emtlem.

ROSSLAND
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, Suggestions

Silk Skirts,

all colors, lined, plenty to choose from, at $6.00, $8.
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. Fur Sets,

Muff and Collarettes, in Mink, Aimerican Sable, P
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at $240.00, $275.00, $300.00.

Electric Seal Jackets,

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A EUROPEAN WAR

Is What England Is Really Preparing
Herself For.

PRICE 5 CENTS,

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War Eagle, Cooper Company and Gen-
oral Electric Works Involved.

ONCE OWNED THE SATANIC

SEL BIA

—— ¥

Ordered a New Boat From Designer Wateon— ame
Wants to Get Even With Lord Dunraven—
Propored by Prince of Wales asa Member

of Royal Yacht Club,

WOLSELEY HIDING
TRUE STATE OF WAR

Public Demands That White’s
Dispatches Be Published.

London, Thursday.—General Wolseley has apparently been
convicted of fixing official reports from the front, and there is a
strenuous demand for reverston to the earlier practice when the ¢
reports of General White, the British commander in Natal, were
given out textually as soon as received. The commander in

here everything
is Bright and

New York, Wednesday.—A_ ru-
mor isin circulation in the New
York Yacht club to the effect that
Jj. D. Clark, former owner of the
Satanic, has just ordered a yacht
from Designer Watson, and that
he had America’s cup in view when
he ordered the boat.

New in Dry Goods; a

The Leading Jeweler

RUSSIA AND FRANCE IN IT OVER WAR EACLE’S HCIST

varied and pleasing as-

t Cost...

sortment from which Ten TTT TTT

Want More Officers.
commissioners are
now considering a successor for

That Is Why Such Large Forces, Under Com- 4
mand. of Those Who Would Direct British

Mine Management Say Machinery Was of

to make the intending Most Inferior Construction, and Refuse to

The police

If the news be true, it will be in-
teresting, as it had been understood
that Mr. Clarke had retired from
“yachting for good, Clark is said
to have built the Satanic solely
with aview of becoming a member
of the Royal Yacht club, feeling cer-
tam of election to that august body
as he had been proposed by the
Prince of Wales. Aprarently Lord
Duaraven and Lady Lennox had

-more influence than the Prince, as
‘Clarke was blackballed by the
-squadron when his name was pro-
sposed, and he soon afterward re-
‘tired from yatching. If Clarke is
‘coming for America’s cup his mo-
tive is probably due more to the
desire to get even with Lord Dun-
raven than to any particular desire
sof capturing the blue ribbon of the

and. Jailor Mitchell.
number—seven men.

Big Reduction Sale.

goods,
ally.
save money.

ils Brother fn Africa.

Ina

Patrolman Riley, who has resigned,
Their selec-
tion will restore the force to its-old

S. A. Hartman will tomorrow in-
augurate a gigantic sale, with a
sweeping reduction on all mens’
including clothing, boots
and shoes, hats, overcoats, under-
wear and men’s furnishings gener-
This. is an opportunity to

Rev. E. A: Irwin, a brother of
Rev. H. Irwin, is the pastor of the
English Church in Vrybrug South
Africa, which has just surrendered
letter to his brother here

sea,
UST A KEG OF BLACK POWDER
~‘igaxt 30 Sent the Crowd
A little keg of black powder ina
burning cottage on Great Western

lat threw consternation
-hundreds of people who gathered

wm

rescued early in the fire, but word
‘Started that there was a big lot of |
dynamite in imminent danger of ex-

plo:
cro!

‘woman and child in it started pell-
amell down town again to escape the
xalamity. Later it was announced
that the source of danger was the
Great Western mine magazine,
wear at hand.

written just before the outbreak of
hostilities, he says that war was
earnestly demanded there. Every-
thing was torn up with anxiety
pending the of hos-
tilities.

Last

Night ata Fire.
a

The best saddle horses at_ the

into the | Montana; phone 6.

——_—_———

see the blaze. MINOR NLSNTION.

The keg was

The election to vote on the new
park bylaw has been set for No-

sion. That was enough for the | yember 7.

wd and nearly every man,
The No. 1 shut down yesterday

on account of a break in the Black
Bear compressor, but is working
again today.

Lewis Gurry a few days since lost

Companies:

Caledonian, Lancashire,

Connecticut of Hartford,
: Imperial.

RANITE!

GRANITE!
Greatest Bargains and
Assortment of Granite-
ware ever brought to
Rossland, at.- _ oy

purchaser interested,

first look for your

thany necessities in
preparation for the
coming Winter......

is the place you should

=

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Krimmer Capes.
oo ~-Fur. 6

by the yard for Trimming, in Beaver. Black Marts
SEN a Ie et er Heoap ie geb0 tear. ee

Silk Quilted Lounging Robes

i: Embroidered, at $12.00." >

Woolen Knit Golf Jerseys

at 75 cents.

e 2 e
also big line of Handsome-
ly. Decorated China and

Crockery for the holidays.
Call and see our stock.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables.

THE

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toed

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BIG STORE.

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aS aa Se ARIES GANS ORS Sh ORL SY aki coals CaN SSeO

Eng. C. Prayer Books, . »
‘Methodist Hymn Books, « «
| Presbyterian Hymn Books,
| Bibles, and... ee yle
| Butter s R. C. Catechisms .

LR. C. Rrayer Books, ...

‘Arms, Are Boing Sent Out to the Oape
Forthwith.

London, Thursday.—It can, not

be doubted, whatever the attitude
or even denial om the part of the |:

seis an OPPORTURITY a3 te are gofue out of these lines °*= 2 =
This ts an OPPORT OR Ti bindings Absolute Coat. No Reserve.

“GOODEVE BROS.,

ruggists d Stationers.
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SAL ALADALAAAA

No Use.
It isof no use to attempt writing with a
broken pen.
in'a Supply of the best pens and ink
ay, If you have a favorit:
e

it of best

H. S. WALLAGE,

Stationery,Wall Paper, Fancy Goods
Musical Goods, Notions, Toys,
itc., Etc.

Rossland and Grand Forks, B.C.

that a superfluous propor-

tion of the army were dispatched
under General Buller to.the Cape,
in view of the possible. serious com- },
plications
Russia and France are. the powers |;

with foreign powers.

indicated. _To have the British fleet
in readiness and dispatch a large
force to the Cape under the com-
manding officer and staff, who wonld
direct the British arms in the event
of a European war, must be regard-
ed as an extremely wise and pru-
dent move on the part of the gov-
ernment. 2

JOHN F. LINDBURG .....PROPRIETOR
Heavy Transferring:
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.

i STABLES:
Commercial Alley, ’Phone No. 39,

P.O. Box 16,

Job

SPOKANE STREET.

The Best Wines,

GRAND HOTEL.

Liquors and Cigars.
——— eel s-

Jack Matthews, Prop’r. |

INTERNATIONAL

MUSIC HALL.

Monday, Oct. 23d, and during week.
The International Comedy Company

Injthe.Sensational 4-act Drama,

Printing’ |||
®&

JOHN PHILLIPS,

Store and Office Fittings.
Jobbing ot all
Estimates Furnished.
Shop: Imperial building, Residence,
Monte Cristo St., Sth house north of
umbia avenue. P. O. Box 576.

of every

description

executed with.
* neatness

and dispatch

Contractor & Carpenter

kinds promptly attended to.

Col-

Mormon’s .
Daughter” (3

20-~Artists in the Cast-~-20.

“The +--+ P97
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The Persian Gulf is. the point

~-6. A. LALONDE’S

most likely where any active com-
pli will center in the event of
war.’ The Suez canal would be
blocked, even with great fleets to
keep it open. ‘The Cape is Eng-
land’s natural route to India and
Persia. If the secret history of the
present crisis could be told, it would
be found that the Foreign offices
of ‘Great Britain and Germany-have
never been more friendly. This

fact must be taken into account by

on Ferises,

those ki

Those most intimate with the
high officials ot both countries, staie
that the petulant behavior of a sec-

The Questi

WHERE. TO

..DRUGS..

PURCHASE {tion of. the German press toward
England, while resented by the

_| German foreign office. is derided by

to forcast the future. |

chiéfs summary read in the house of commons yesterday spoke of
General White having fought a successful action, whereas the
general’s own account puts an entirely different complexion on the
situation and reduces the movement to a proper proportion, show-
ing that further iting intellig may be p d from the
same quarter at any moment. It is quite evident that the war in
Natal has only commenced, and that the Boers are by. no means
discouraged at losing their first two battles. Many experts seem
satisfied that General Joubert is even now close on the heels of
the British, and that a decisive action may be fought. today or to-
morrow. The main fact that the British were forced to. evacuate
the Natal triangle which the Boers naturally claim as a con-
spicuous process, and which they may. emphasize by a proclama-
tion annexing Northern Natal, is proving an unpalatable pill to 4
the public.

Previous successes had been represented as being greater
than they really were, as the determination and gallantry of the
Boers enabled them to quickly recognize and achieve the desired
objects by other methods.

Later estimates of the Boer losses at Elandslaagte gives 300
killed. Their coolness, bravery ond good aim can be judged from
the fact that out of 17 or 18 officers with halt a batallion of Gor-
don Highlanders, four were killed and 13 wounded, while the
casualties among the rank and file were 27% during less than
three hours ot fighting.

London, Thursday.—Dispatches sent from the front show
that Symons’ fight at Glencoe was not anything [ike the decisive
victory alleged, and that Yule would have been annihilited if he
had not retreated.

The bombardment of Mafeki
known results, and the Boers have
Safely to Pretoria. Spies :

+> Altogether, the campaign is being pushed by the Boers so
strenuously and on such sound strategetical lines, that the situa-
tion of the British in all probabilities will give them cause for
anxiety for some time to come.

London, Thursday.—The usual phrases are used by the
military writers to disguise the real nature of Yule’s movement
from Glencoe. It is described as a scientific change of base, a
brilliant strategic ¢ andr in the face of the
enemy’s positions, and a prudent measure of military concentra-

has d with un-- ‘
got the Hussars prisoners

tion.

Pay Third Installment on Account of It—
Now Thev Olaim Breaoh of Contract.

eames

It is rumored, that the War
Eagle, the James Cooper Manufac-
turing company and the Canadian
General Electric, company are lining
up for .a legal battle :involving no
less than $32,900."

The ,fight., originated over, the
hoisting machinery and the com-
pressor which was furnished by the
two. latter companies for the big
mine on Red mountain. © The plant,
according’ to the War Eagle man-
agement, has. been unsatisfactory
from the. start., Already four men
have, been. killed in the hoist, and
one-half of itis now lying utterly
idle. The War Eagle claims that it
is of pooi workmanship throughout,
and declares that the most inferior
material was used in its construc-
tion. 3

The James Cocper Company's
contract was $20,000. “Two piy>
ments. on:,it have already been
made, and the third is overdue, as
the mining company refuses to meet
it. Theclash will probably come
in that connection, as the machinery
men are expected to. bring suit to
recover their balance of $7,000.
The War Eagle will withont doubt
answer’ by instituting another action
against the Cooper people on ac-
coant of alleged damages for breach
of contract.

While the main fight is between
the War Eagle and the Cooper

Company, yet the Canadian General
Electric Company will probably be

the governing classes of both coun- °

tS} i -
uperintendent Car- tries. Germany and England are ; .

lyle of the B. A. C. declared today
that not more than a box or so of
dynamite is kept at any time in
‘stock at any of the company’s prop-
‘erties, and little is to be feared from
that source.

The burned building was occupied
by Kelley and Patterson, two min-
ers. It caught from a stove. The
fire department made a good run
‘bat the water available was hardly
wmore than that furnished by a gar-
aden hose.

a pocketbook containing $107 and
two notes... He offers a hardsome
reward for its return to this office.

at the...

[
The Record

Office.

It was in reality a well conducted retreat frem the position
occupied for political, ratherthan military reasons, which became
untenable when. the two British garrisons, 40 miles apart, were
menaced by a greatly superior force. Similar unscientific tactics,
based on political considerations, involved the detense of Mafe-
king on the western border.

Yule’s retreat leaves the Boers in undisputed possession of
the upper triangle of Natal and enables them after two defeats to
boast of having driven back the British and broken up the first
line of trenches. They must have also secured possession of a
considerable quantity of supplies and military stores at Glencoe.
The-Boers, without winning a single battle, can claim the credit
of having forced Yule’s retreat, and there is logic enough in the
situation to justify the feeling of elation.

12 First-class Specialty Artists between

involved before the case is finished.
acts of drama.

It furnished the motors, costing
$12,000, used in connection with
the hoist. They were believed to
be satisfactory, but the company
is likely to be involved.

The War Eagle people refuse
absolutely to discuss the matter
and no one at the offices today
would say anything regarding the
situation. Both James D. Sword
of the James Cooper Manufacturing
company and James Holliwell of

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i the moral support of America with
them. Meanwhile, the channel
fleet is bound for Gibralter, and the
remarkable activity at the dock {
yards points to the mobilization of
another fiying squadron whereyer it
may be needed, and there will not
be a demonstration of the naval
force against Germany this time.

Every day eight or nine thousand

‘The most 1

ze.
the poorer kind. also have a
Toilet Articles, Soaps, etc.,at moderate prices.

1. Re MORROW,. «...-..---+-+--the Druggist.

Nothinz Coarse.

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oie
COMING AND GOING.

CUNLIFFE & ABLETT,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS. a a emcee ee a |
All classes of Repairs and Construction Work Undertakes. Cc O °. D e Grocery and

Ore Gare, Wheels and Azles, Buckets, Fans, Shafting, Hangers and Pulters. Pipe work = ‘ B % e Telephone 99-
Meat Market...

A. Klockman, the manager of
the International, is just back from
Priest's lake, Idaho, where he was
examining his big silver-lead prop-
erty, the Continental. ,

cs

.’8 Mills, Concentrators, Etc. *,

: s
Barney Barinds of Spol JB. O Box 198

in town yesterday.

[QUICK WORK (“ixx-s

orthey Pumps kept i: yk. AY ts ‘m, nu fi
they Foe nps kent in stoc! gents for Wm, Hamilton Washington St.
‘Third Ave Ror

venues Bossland: WHY rau two accounts when you

this thumb over the stream,

tain.

by aid of the chemical engine.

The weakness of the water sup-
ply was all the more noticeable since

the new school house
hand, and it would have been

~@ stream.

Paid $10,000 Cush.

‘Ten thousand dollars cash was
paid yesterday for the Hoffman
douse property by Harry McIntosh.
In addition the new owner will
spend $6000 more in enlarging the
He will add 42 bed rooms
and will make it three stories high
Baths and
™ gymnasium for the use of guests

place.
‘by 172x30 feet in size.

will be added. = Mr. McIntosh will
amake the Hoffman house more than
ever a popular hotel.

Major Collins Coming.

Major Collins of the British
America corporation arrived today
in New York from England, and
avill come on at once to Rossland.
The-successor to W. A, Carlyle as
chief engineer will be made known
then. Meanwhile nothing
leaked out as to the new official.

has

‘The pressure scarcely
~earried it over the one-story build-
§ing and the nozzle-man, by. putting
could
Dreak it up intoa fine spray like
The blaze was finally put out

is close at
i im-
possible to reach the roof of it with

Rev. Henry Irwin is bank from a
visit to the Boundary country.

Jirah B. Mosely of Spokane is in
the city.

M. D. Shea of the Kootenay left
this morning for Sumpter, Oregon.

Going to the depot? ‘Phone 6,
Montana stables, for a gurney.

BUSINESS LOCALS.

The Hotel Russell sets the best
table in Rossland.

Grand Forks Daily Gazette is on
sale at all the Rossland newsstands.

The most stylish tur d

a regular Storage and Transfer business, Baggage delivered promptly.
art of the city. Meet all trains. Contract and Job Work
eavy Freight handled. Mining machinery delivered on

a ken: Furniture, Pianos and Safes safely moved.

. We pay damage done to anything we handle. Good Storage facilities, reason-

able rates, no re risk. We act asshippers’ agents. Will clear, transfer, ware-

house, or ship any class of goods. .
‘. WE SELL .GOOD, DRY, SEASONED WOOD.

Office: Washington St., opposite Bank of Montreal. J. W. Hartline, Mgr.

Ce

¢ *——HOUDE’S——"*

we

ROSS THOMPSON

I have the following blocks in the following companies for sale:
Eureka C lidated, Gopher, H ke, Evening Star,

Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and ZilaM
Lots in the Original Townsite —

Reddin. Jackson Co., Agents, Rossland, B. C.

Straight Cut
_ Cigarettes.

. MANUFACTURED BY
B. Houde & Company, Quebec
Are Better than the Best.

WHOLESALE AT

¢ .Crow & Morris, Rossland.

dle horses, coupes or gurneys—at
Montana stables, phone 6.

The Grand Union dining room
has been reopened under new man-

agement and furnishes the best 25-
cent meal in town.

Cc. M. Weller. _ A. S. Hunden.

C. M. WELLER

& COMPANY. ~

PLUMBING AND HEATING
> = =~ Telephone 27.
No. 30, west side, Spokane Street.

Rossland, B.C.

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and D. Co., Ltd.

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

Property situated on North Fork Salmon
River, Erie District, B.C.

FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY.
Fifty thousand shares of the Company's Treasury Stock is now
offered to the-public-at

Z 1-2 Cents per Share,

_and can be had on application to
22 Columbia Aveuue,

GEORGE H. GREE
Rossland, B. C. ease

Sec-Treasurer.

eo.

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The Arlington ;

<=""Headquarters for Commer-

cial Men....Splendid Sam oms,
UNEXCELLED TABLE. Ble ROC De

THE LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL-

Joun Haverty, Proprietor.

The Clarendon Cafe
First-Class in Every Respect. --.Open Day and Night.

Rooms for Banquets and Diuner Parties.

SBOP PPE POPP PEL PALA PED PALAIS PL OPI PNG
rs ~

Red Star Storage & Transfer€  jlew are Veget more Oys-

Choice Groceries and. Veg

ters, Fresh Fish, Hams, Fresh
PLPAL ALA AL ALI

etables, Balti

troops go to the Cape, bnt the en-
tire army corps will not be afloat
this week.

& Cured Meats.

oughton’s

Exchange Auction Mart

We have for sale, Boots: Shoes, Ri

veir, Overshirts, Socks,
bai “Gpecint sale for a few
first classs Albums.

Nothing Cheap but the Price,
Houghton’s Exchange Auction Mart.

THE TRACKS.
en
President Shaughnos#y Quoted as Say-
ing Roads Will be Joined.

WILL

c. P. R.
Block.
As a pacificator of jangling  rail-
way interests Customs Collector
Heustis of Port Townsend, Wash.,
must take rank as among the best.
He has apparently even succeeded
in pacifying the Canadian Pacific
and the Spokane Falls & Northern.

abbers, Gloves Mitts,
Watches, and all kinds
days at a sacrifice.

of
me

ea
na~ANTHRACITE~~~ ©
ae othe

~———_— Prices,
‘FURNACE SIZE
STOVE SIZE..
NUT SIZE...-+-

Rossland Warehouse & Trans-
‘ fer Co., Agents.

Also Agents for NORTHERN PAC
SPANY’S BITUMINOUS COAL,

Domestic Purposes.

__

Now it is given out that as a result
of his recent visit here the two rival
roads will connect their tracks here
and make a continuous international
system from the Boundary to the
United States. s

The decision was brought about
through ‘the refusal of Colonel
Heustis to place a special customs’
officer here for the purpose of trans-
.| ferring bonded goods from one line
to the other. About the only thing
that remained was to connect the
tracks and thus to send sealed
goods in bond direct through. Ac+
cording to a dispatch in yesterday's
Spokesman Review from Nelson,

made.
IFIC COAL COM-
for Steam and

——— ; Montana stables, for a gurney.
i}

President Shaughnessy announced
there that the connection will be

—————————

Going to the depot? Phone 6,

{ Yule’s and White’s columns were within three miles of each
other and virtually in touch at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, ac-
‘ cording to the war office bulletin issued late Thursday evening.
@ Public feeling was silenced by this official report, since White
y knew nothing of the engagement. The general feeling among
@ army officers-is that the Boer attack has failed and that British
valor and skill triumphed. The Boer's strategy is considered ex-
' cellent.

q Pretoria,

§ Cronjes’ command began Tuesday morning.

ren were given ample time to leave the town.

@ up all day, and was resumed at daybreak this morning.

Thursday.—The bombardment of Mafeking by
Women and child-
Shelling was kept
Many
houses are in flames.

London, Thursday.—The death of Sir William Penn Symons,
who was shot in the stomach at the battle of Glencoe, was offi-
ciajly announced in the house of commons today. The parlia-
mentary secretary of the war office in. making the announcement
said: ‘The news was sent.to General White by General Joubert.
Also the information that Yule had to leave the wounded at Dun-
dee. We hope soon to have full informatlon of the disposition
madé by Yule for the wounded before leaving.”

London, Thursday.—Orders were issued today for 3000 ad-
ditional troops to sail for the Cape between November 4 and 18.

London, Thursday.—The war department has just received a
report from General White, dated Ladysmith noon, saying Yule’s
column has just reached there after a hard march during a night
of heavy rain. The men are in good spirits and only want rest.
The enemy did not molest them.

PRISONERS IN PRETORIA.

Pretoria, Thursday.—The British prisoners captured Friday
near Dundee was put on the train at Dannehouser. They filled

4

the Electric company are out of
tow 3, SO no statement could be se-
cured for them.

Ae AT RRR Sead ee
THEY WILL NOT BE. TOO SIASTY.

: 1s Rosie
ton With Samoa.

Washington, Thursday. — Until
informed of the attitude of Great
Britain on Germany’s’ proposal to.
partition the Samoan islands among
the three powers signatory to the
Berlin treaty, it is probable that Sec-
retary Hay will not make a cate-
gorical reply.

In the meantime there is no in-
tention on the part of the admini:-
tration to be pushed into a hasty
action by the rumors of trouble in
Samoa, and the report emanating
from German sources that, for the
surrender of her rights in the is-
lands of Iuila and Savaii, Germany,
should be given possession of Upela
and additional compensation. .

MINOR MENTION.

The Odd Fellows will mect in
their new hall next Monday sight.
The local Salvation Arm corps
is making great preparatic 1s for
the {dedication of its new ul.

?

’

Nf 1o trucks. The officers traveled first-class anda separate van
was provided for the two wounded officers. .

q ‘An enormous crowd assembled at the station here to witness

9 their arrival but there was no demonstration.

7 oo oe & sa>oeoeoo ro

Cree

There will be big guns fr:

surrounding corps, the Ar
band from Nelson and the loc
corps from Rossland in attendance.

' kane headquarters, little g-