ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, NOVEMBER 18, 1899.

PRICES GO HIGHER

Canadian Gold Fields Advance to 9 1-2
Gents This Morning.

GIANT IN DEMAND AT 76

‘With Winnipeg and Canadian Gold Fields It
‘Almost Monopolixes,. the Dealings on
*Ohange—King Selling As High As 30
Cente.

Again this morning did the stock
exchange eclipse all records in the
number of stocks sold, The total
sales reported by Secretary Benn
were 143,125 shares—nearly 40%
more than the best previous record.

Prices were uniformly stiff, but
the surprise of the day was Cana-
dian Gold Fields which advanced to
gi4c, where 15,000 shares changed
hands. The stock has bed up

Henry Roy, a_watch by A. J. Mc-
Millan, and a silver toilet set.

Mrs, Chester Glass and Mrs.
Bohn tell fortunes in a Turkish tent
to the right and the two fair priest-
esses have been frequently called
upon to assist in lighting the fu-
ture.

Among the recent di is a

Hero'sa Snap.
A five-roomed house, ‘plastered
and nicely furnished, in desirable
location. The price is $1350, . with
$350 cash, $300 in say six months,
and the balance at the rate of $10
per month, Apply at this office.

large fancy cake given by Charles
Webster. It will be rafled.

‘INQUEST ON NELSON'S

BODY

Foreman Dooley Tells of Timpbering at
Scene of Accident.

The coroner’s inquest over the re-
mains of John Nelson visited the
scene of the accident at the War
Eagle mine this morning. _It is in
session this afternoon. William
Dooley, a foreman over Nelson, was
questioned as to the timbering at
the scene of the accident. He ex-
plained that it was somewhat loose,
as blasting was in progress close at
hand.

No, 331.

“COMPANIES ACT, 1897.

Certificate of the Re-Incorporation “ot
“The Monday Mine, Limited.”

Capital, $1,250,000.

HEREBY CERTIFY that “The Mon-
gay Mine, Limited: ”? has thistd ie been re-

from 3%c in the past month and

there still seems to be no limit to f

* the price which it will reach.

Giant was another active buy,
and the dealings in it reached 34,-
500 shares. It was
firmer and advanced to 7¢-—a climb

olan ae of the existence of the Com:
oes a ice O! an;
distinctly | je rhe tum ame 0 e existen: e pany
Theo sects for whlch the C has
been cata lished .
othe “Monday” Mineral

ler section

fift thousand ¢ gueres of one dollar each.
‘Yo reuistered aifice of the Company, will
be situate yiy the City ot Rossland, Britis

aL. SENEY<>
Boots and Shoes
Made to order. ‘Repairs neatly done. i

——
First avenue, two doors from Wash ningtan
atrect, Rossland. B. -

Cc. M. Weller. A. S. Hunden.
C. M. WELLER -
& COMPANY. f

ELUMBING AND HEATING
_ Telephone 27. ;

No. 30, west side, Spokane Street.
- Rossland, B,C. s 4a 77

BUSINESS CARDS. *

DE. 4. MILLoy,

DENTIST.

Rooms: Bone bl block, ove® Bank of Toronto
Columbia Ave.

i] Fe w- HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER, >

In Custom House building.
Also New ‘xork Life Iusurance Agency.
Washington street. Rossland, B.0.

of 1-2c over yesterday's q
Rathmullen was steady at the
advanced price of 834c. ‘ Winnipeg
was a favorite at 31 1-2c. One
large block of King sold for 30c,
an advance of 2c since yesterday.

Rossland Sales.

Today’s sales on the Rossland
exchange were: Winnipeg, 5000,
3034c, 1000, °31}4c, 5000, 2000,
300, 1000, 1500, 5000, 3134; Bran-
don & Golden Crown, 5000, 3034¢}
Novelty, 5000, 3c; Giant, 2000,
O00, 5000, 2000, 634c, 2000, 1500,
1000, 7C, 10,000, 2000, 2000, 3000,
6%4c, 2000, 1000, 6c; Canadian

- Gold Fields, 5000, 10,000, 9%c,
10,000, 4000, 9c, 5000, 834c; I. X.
L., 5000, 5000, 13¢, 1000, 12%K{c,
1000, 12%c; King, 1060, 28c,
5000, 30c, 1000, 28%c; Virginia,
g00, 6c; Dundee, (pooled,) 5000,
1534c;  Rathmullea, 1000, 3500,
83{c; “White Bear, 3000, 3Ke
10,000, 334c; Lone Pine, 2535, 19¢3

Peoria Mines, 2500, 134c; total
sales, 143,125 shares.
ASKED BID
A thabasce’. by 33
30 28
ree .. 1. tis 13g
[Camp Nekin 11 $110
Canadian Gold Field rt 9%
Crow's Nest Pi o $82 50
I
Bt 6 ag
21% 8620
1%
10%
: C 6
Homestake. ms 3%
ron Mask. ii
ron Colt, 8
ron Hors
int Bia 2 »
fim jaine.
nae ay
ing.. 1
Knob iil ‘90 bo
one Pine 22 19
Lion. 11 $1038
lontreal Gold Fields. 1 8%
‘onte Christo. 6
BT 12%
w% 1%
. 34% 25%
i 15.
1k OM
10° $102
£
1%
10% 8
7% 8%
ot 7
Bt $112
a
"4 a
% 5
4,
6
ue
4
Li!
wo
Vinnipeg . 31K BLK
FAIR OPENED LAST NIGHT
Good A at the

Of Hospital Bazaar.

The hospital fair opened auspic-
iously last night and the complete-
ness of the arrangements as well
as the beauty of the booths was a
pleasant surprise to the visitors.
The German booth on the stage,
under the direction of Mrs. Olga
Merryweather, was one of the at-
tractive features of the bazaar.
Over the front of it in colored elec-
tric lights was the German inscrip-
tion, Willkommen” Close at
hand Mrs, C. F. Jackson served all
kinds of oyster stews and cocktails.
At her booth also were a number
of valuable articles. to be raffled.

Claim, ‘Tudate near the City of Rossland, in
the Trail Creek ct and algo Division of West
Kootenay District; an
lease, bond, explore. 1}
acquire aud’ prospect ct, work, operate, exer-
cise. develop, deal in, hold and turn to ac-
count any mineral claims, mineral lands,
aun es propertiez,and any real estate inthe
ce of Britisn Columbia or elsewhere,
aud to. ay f for the sathe cither 1n money or
fully paid-up shares of the Company, or
partly in money and partly in such shares,
or tosell, lease, 0 otherwise dispose ot the
same. or an:

b) To ‘purchase, ‘take on lease,exchange,
hire or otherwise acquire any meal or per-
sonul property, and anyyrights or privileges
which the Company may, think necessary
for the purposes of its buginess:

e} 'o_ raise, crush, wip, cot, quarry,
snielt, caicine, (fotine.

j Subscribe for

‘iho EE =]
Record,

50 Cents per
month.

IS ASS ES

Le ropesusapessccscoessess

for the Winter.

MANY PATTERNS and COLORINGS !

ALL PRICES.
SEWED and LAYED FREE.

‘This 1s an OPPURTUNE timo-to fix-up the home

You can get a

igre, fast colors, at 40¢
05c., 75¢., 85c., and 90c. er yard:

TAPESTRY:

heavy guality, good sian. woven surface, nice ne
® thst colors er yard. Others at

“We have

1.25 und $1.35.

BRUSSELS,

ou know them —starting at $1.00 per yard; also

the Carpet a lovely, soft tread.
shades of af nto 0 ‘colors,

Carpets.

VELVETS;

the handsome patterns, those that have the beau-
tiful blending of colorings; extra Jong pi pile, plying

only seen in these
Sold the wor!d over, at $1.60 per yard.

THE BIG STORE

All Garpotss except Ingraing, we bu:
the e factory in Manchester,

nice patterns and colors, at $2.00 per-y:

direct from’
ngland.

AXMINSTER:

Englieh—Short, soft pile, good fronting Car Paltys

-INGRAIN

to OF .35 per yard.

ta, yard wide, extensive variety, « from :a0e.,

all sizes.

ART SQUARES,

Scotland. |
stock to select from.

HUNTER: BROS.”

LINOLEUMS.

‘Alarge consignment: of .Linoleums,. direct. from.
any voce ins Patie ine.

Large

oR

OSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA\

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1899. i

"PRICE, S CENTS

A magnificent line with
Striking Chains.

oJ. W. Spring,
The deweler. A

Ay

Artistic to a degree, and
at Moderate prices.

Bedroom, Parlor, and u
Hall’ Glocks.

LUCKY IRON MASK]

Has Ore From Four Levels Through-
out the Mine, :

FIRST GRADE ORE NETS $27
Second Olass Product Returns a ‘Little Lest
Than $5 Above: Freight and Treatasat
Onarges—Property.. Is Now “Working 0

Men. : .

aay

R. C. Prayer Books, ... 7%!
Eng. C. Prayer Books, «
Methodist Hymn Books, .°«
Presbyterian Hymn Books;

At-+-+-+
Cost | eee eee Ci

This ise an. - OPPORTURITY = 33 owe, Satan erat of these Haas

‘GOODE VE "BROS.,. Ey

Dragpit ra Setanta
to Deal with Geadeve Bros.

»” said J. F.  Herrick,: the

who was up from Spokane on a visi
to the mine. *

*'On the 300- and the’ 350-foot
workings,” he continued, ‘the ore
body is from 12 to 16 feet wide.’ Alt

about 250 tons per week,
“Our first grade rock continues
to hold its place.as the most valua-

res:
manipulate and repare for market ore,
metal and mineral substances of 0.1 kinds,
whether the property of the Company or
not, in British Columbia, and to carry on
any metallurgical operations which may
scem conducive to ine Company’ 'sobjecta ¢ or
any of them, or w! may seem capable
of being usefully or cpraiitably carried on
in connection with-
the Company, and to sell, dispose of al
dealin any ore, metal und mineral sub-
stances resulting from, or to be obtained in
the process of smelting, retining or manu-
facturing the same, ant
with other
[4] To construct, carry out, maintain,
improve, manage, work, control,and super-
intend any trails, Tondways, tramways,
water-courses, brid, st
duets, wharves, furnaces, sawmills, crush-

either free or in

pany al
mation, registration and advertising of the
Company, ‘and the issue of its capital, in-
cluding brokerage and commissions, for
obtaining applications for or placing
shares, and to apply. at the cost of the
Company. to Par! tement fer any extension
ofthe Compan "3 pow

sell the Property and undertak-
in of ae; ‘Company, or any part thereof, at
such time or times, in such manner, on
such terins, and for such consideration as
the Compaty may think fit:

{g] Toseil, improve, manage, develop.
lease, dispose of, turn to account or other-
wise deal with all or any property of the
Company:

{by To amalgamate with or acquire the
business and liabilities of any other com-
pany or companies having objects alto-

Berner) or in part similar to those of this
e

ui re TS sell and dispose of the Company's
stock from time to time, and as often as
may be deemed expedient, for.such price
orin exchange for such property as the
Company may think

tj], ‘To procure the Company to be regis-
tered in any place or country:

To do all such things as the Com-
pang may think incidental or conducive
to tl fe attainment of the above objects ne
any of ther

iven ‘under my ‘hand and seal, of office
at Victoria, Province of British Columbia,
this 25th day of August. one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-nine.
fx, 8.] 8. ¥. WOOTTON, -
of Joint Stock C

Established May, 1895.
THE REDDIN- JACKSON CO.,

timirao Leamitiry.
MINING AND INVESTMENT”
BROKERS.,
Agents for Paris Bell Addition to Rossland.

Daniel Dickinson.

JPDICKINSON & ORDE
Stock Brokers. Stocks bought ae

the otber :business cot F

Walter L, Orde |’

-HOUDES——

' Straight Cut.
Cigarettes. —

MANUFACTURED BY

B. Houde & Gompany; Quebec
Are Better than the Best.

WHOLESALE AT

g€ Crow & Morris, Rossland.

[ > |

oughton’

‘Cc. P. Re
‘ Block.: ::

Exchange Auction Mart

Notions.
first classs

INTERNATIONAL

MUSIC HALL.

“Monday, Nov. 13th, and during week.

CUN LIFFE

elalty. _ Northey Panps kent i

‘Third Avenue, Sana

& ABLETT,

ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.

All classes of Repairs and Construction Work Undertaken.
Ore Cars, Wheels and Axles, Buckets, Fans. § Shaiting, sian sere. and Pullers.
& sper

‘Agents for Wm. Hamilt

stocl
PB Malls; Goncenirators, |

BP. ©. Box 198.

pipe work

‘The wOnderful Novelty
Gyninast,

The beautiful Song Spectacle,

“The Red Cross ;

By PEARL & CASSIDY on ‘the Late *
ey Uprising. :

The Man of Mystery,

PROFESSOR DEL ADELPHIA.

Gertie Harrington,

Banjo Queen,

Miss Maude. Newell.

P. BURNS & CO.

WHOLESALE MARKETS

Rossland, Nelson, Sandon, Revelstoke, Giscnwood,
rand Forks; and-Vancouver. ,
SS :
RETAIL MARKETS .
Rossland, Trail, Nelson;: -Ymir, Kaslo, Sandon, New
Denver,, Silverton, Cascade ‘City, Grand Forks,
Greenwood, Phoenix, Midway, Camp McKinney, Revelstoke

Ferguson, and Vancouver.
——— :

William Donald, Mgr., Rossland Branch.

Harrison: the Coster,
d 24 other Artists
a Banner Bill of eveities.

See ‘the Comedy-Drama by Lawrence:

Euchered,

International Stock Company in the cast.

QUICK WORK |

The Arliagton=

UNEXCELLED TABLE.

——

‘THE LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL.
or Headquarters for Commer-

cial Men:...Splendid Sample Rooms.
Joun Haverty, Proprietor.

house, or ship any class ofR rood
WE SELL GOOD, “DRY, SEASONED w
Office: Washington 8t., opposite Bank of Montreal.

Tel. No. 8>+

ned Star Storage & Transfer €

20.
J.W. artiine, Mer,

oe ork

sold on the closest

Tel. No. Gi. Rossland, B. C.

CHARLES DANGERFIELD,
STOCK BROKER,

Wallace Block, Columbia aye. Tel. No. 90

Cable address
‘Whitehall’? Codes {0%

THos. S. GILMOUR,
STOCKS AND SHARES

MINING AGENT.
Columbia Avenue. Rossland, B.C.

ed ford MeNeill’s
loughs.

Telephone 6.
A. 3. MACKENZIE & co.

P.O. Box 268

’ MINING BROKERS.

22 Columbia Avetue,
Rossland, B. C.

They include a tureen di d by

te Ave, Rossland, B. 0.

Katie D. Green G. M.
and D: Co., Ltd.

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

Proverty 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

71-2 Cents per Share,

and can be had on application to

GEORGE H. GREEN,
Sec-Treasurer.

.
f

M

SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC.

MAKERS OF THE BEST

- IN THE WORLD.

Rossland, B. C,

JENCKES
MACHINE co. f

ining a ee os
achinery :
H Sag E. Mendenhall, Agent,

sa ca aE: aaa

om

ble produced in the camp. It aver=,

Peery, wearer

CG O. LALONDE'S pe aa

ages $33 a ton, or $27 net fromi.the
smelter. The first grade rock com-
-prises about one-fourth of the en-
tire output.

values, and returns somewhat less

rf ded

ment have been
The mine is employing 60 men.”

an D.
ie ° 4 and rica May. Join in
R | One Confederation.
“tal bassador Choate’s recent speech at
: , S Edinburg. where he referred to the
: 2 WE We. 8p. Shirts, “firon-clad bond of: friendship” ex-
> . : . : i ‘Witson Bros’ Ties, isting between’ Great Britain and
ONSALICY IT ba | E.&S. Carrie Ties, the ‘United: States, was undoubt-
M © | J } S we Fowne's Gloves, edly the way fora broader and |
E > Health Brand Underwear, -| more defini P
At CO ° Arcadia Underwear, | the und di isting b
3 amas 3 two such countries later on.
It is the custom in England—
is = Ta Teer Pall and our and. into this custom Mr. Choate
z Ce C readily falls—to announce - great
2 cee “ policies at public or semi-public
o banq Therefore, it must ‘not
= | be und d that Mr. Choate was
* = : ‘merely framing some pretty forms
Vs AND N. TEL. ‘48. P. 0, BOX 482. COL. TEL..6 of speech with which to delight his

‘The Rossland
Wavehonse 2 = Transfer
..Gompany.. -

ARMAMENT Oh. eo be bi a

This Company Will handle with Quick Dispatch, any class of

Freight, Heavy. Machinery, Etc. Etc.

Special Furniture Van
for moving Effects, Farnitare, Pianos, Safes, Etc., Etc.

Contracts always: Fulfilled Satisfactorily.

. Damage to Goods hanidied by us, promptly settled for.
pr pear ca ee :
Best Warehousing Facilities in Kootenay-
; pin eee f
We Sell Hard and Soft Coal.

Edinburg listeners. He was speak-
ing there-as_ the representative of
his government, aud it can, , be
stated with positiveness that he was
‘announcing the early stages of the
‘policy agreed upon informally by
the two nations when he said that
iron-clad friendship ‘‘means . peace,
not only between your country and

“We have ore on four different |
levels in the Iron Mask, and the}
'g was never so good as at||

general manager of the property'))

of it will ship and we are producing.

Our second class pro- |:

| duct runs a little less than $11 in all

than $5 net.after freight and treat. :

HAS JOUBERT
BEEN KILLED?

Continued Rumors That.
Brave Boer Leader
. Fell at Lady-

-  gmith.

London, Thursday.—A dispatch from Durban dated Sund:

INTO THE GANON
Strange Isis aa Rod Mountain

Broke Loose fromthe Train and: Tumbled
Down Sheep Oreck Guish Close to the Palls

—Loss Is Complete.

One of the strangest wrecks in
railroading happened | early: this
morning on the Red Mountain road
as the up-bound eee train was

says that the report that Jonbert, the Boer commander, * was
killed in action at Ladysmith on Thursday last is not’ yet con-
firmed. Many people. believe it to be well founded as the gener-
al’s death is said to have occurred November 9, when the Boer
riflemen were understood to be within 1g00 yards of Ladysmith,
Severe fighting between the British and Boers the same day has

since been ‘reported. It is regarded in some quarters a as as quite

cee creek
ganon’< 3

In the middle of eas train was a
solid carload’ of.~’ Ontario’ “apples

was running slowly along the canon
just at the deepest point: alongside:

possible that’ Joubert, always noted for his p
may have dang: i d himself: in pefsonal
reconnaisance of the British position. Even Joubert's most bitter
enemies will admit that he fought squarely and fairly, and his.ac-
1 Sy died el: d him to the high regard
of all soldiers. - ;

It is claimed that the death of Joubert would be likely to lead
| to the adoption by the Boers of bolder and more active tactics, as
he had considerable difficulty in restraining his hot-headed_ sol-
diers.

eh Oneae, Thursday.—A_ special dispatch from Durban, dated
13, says of the Natal field force who
‘succeeded in traversing the:Boers’ line with Ladysmith dispatches
have & arr ed at Pietermaritzburg add report a’ determined attack
"made by the Boers on the British garrison. The Boers were
driven off, leaving many. dead.

A special h from Pi
train was attacked by the Boers,
and 16 wounded.

and cool

‘tions when G

Monday N 4

urg says the armored
One British soldier: was: killed

Estcourt, November’ 13.—The Kaffirs report a force of from
400 to 560 Boers with wagons going in the direction of Colenzo.
The Kaffirs ‘also report that General White's cavalry had an en-
~ gagement with the Boers at Besters’ station.

A message from Ladysmith gives a few details of the occur-
rences of Wednesday, November 8th, when the Boers shell fire in-
creased during the afternoon. It is asserted that they appeared
‘to aim deliberately at the convent on the hill in the center of the
town, where were only sisters and wounded.

The Boers attempted a demonstration against. the western

fe but groups app at long range were scattered by
the fire of the machine guas. The total British casualties during
the briskest bombardment were three men killed.

Estcourt, Thursday.—An armored train has returned from
another trip on which Colenzo was reached. On the way back
the train picked up at Freera a native runner carrying a number

of the canon, nearly 200 feet below. *

shivered every board’and beam into
toothpicks. _ One-\-pair ’ 1 of trucks
landed on the east side:of the creek
while the remaining: wheels fellon
the opposite bank.

As for the apples, they ‘are’ “float-
ing down stream to the Pacific, ‘via
Northport, Marcus and Portland.
The marvelous part of “iti all: is
that none ‘of the: other :cars were

a heavy grade; the!:whole train
air brakes, zi

It will be practically ‘impossible
to save the broken car.

WOULD - HELP THE DOCTORS

New Proposal for
Examinations Valid Bverywhere.
Toronto, - -Thursday.—Dr. T. G.
Roddick, M. P., is at the Queen’s.

members _of..the committee. ap-
pointed by ‘the Canadian Medical
association to look after the scheme
of inter-provincial registration and
a central examining body to be lo-
cated alternately at Montreal and
Toronto,

The idea is: that the physician
who.passes the examination of the
central board. shall be. allowed to.

of letters. He said L ith was bomt d Thursday, N
ber 9, by six 40-pounders, one shot trom which struck Illing:

P ‘ice in any!province of Canada

The British naval guns were still silent when he left. Little dam-

“age was done by the Boer bombardment.

on pay of.'the provincial fee.
Dr. Roddick, has,;the bill already
drafted for the next session of the
D. 4,

and the On-

mine, but’among all great
of the earth.”
Here in Washington no official

statement can be had r
exact meaning of Mr. Choate’: '3 ad-
dress, but from’ what has gone ‘on
before it takes no shrewd observer
to note that there is now in. discus-

h

Manitoba Elections: PS y
Winni Thursday.—A_ writ London, Thursday.»-The Ham-
the for the fanitob 5vincial electi burg-American. steamer, Patria,

Captain Froelich, which left New

dt day .. Nominations
was Hesiod torn York November 4th for Hamburg

take place November 30 aod pol-

tario .of the will
go over it with him. ‘I am pleased,”
said Dr. Roddick, ‘that Ontario,
where we expected most opposition
to the scheme, has acted so reason-
ably.” . z

and passed the Lizard y y, is

ber Many eastern
lige Dee ore uf on her beam ends near Dover. All

d here shortly:

sion between London and Washing
ton policies which, when fully com-
prehended, will startle the entire
world. Lord Pauncefote returns
here ly to further these poli-

cies, and Mr. “Choate’ 's selection for

and
Telephone 99-
Washington St.

‘€. O. D. Grocery
Meat Market...

‘Y rau two accounts when you
on Biare all toge!

Choice Groceries and Vegetables, Baltimore Oys-
ters, Fresh Fish, Hams, Fresh & Cured Meats.

Tithe court of St. James was made
for the same purpose.

How far they have progressed
may be guessed by what Mr. Choate
said at Edinburg. ‘They ‘have, in
fact, reached the stage where it is
deemed wise to give some hint:con-
cerning’ them. in this public fashion.

«J will tell you this much,” said
a state department official today,

“Mr. Choate referred to some diplc-

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

_ .
Rooms for Banquets and Diuner Parties.

matic operations. soon to take place
in the Pacific. That will be the first
field of endeavor for. the ‘‘iron-clad
friendship.” Beyond that it is the
dream. of British and American

the passengers were rescued and

are
rt the fight.
to take part in the. fig! have arrived at Dover.

yp
A Shortage of Lumber.
Ottawa, Thursday.—Local lum-
bermen state that an advance of 25
per cent on.wood products: may be
expected, and that. pulp and pulp
wood will hardly be obtainable at
any, price. Local concerns are
holding all the pulp they can obtain.
The'scarcity of lumber is partially|| Ralph Herron went to Nelson at
caused by the fact that some of the }xi90n. ..'
local lumbermen were tunable to get Alan G. White, who is iteerested
their drives of logs down the fiver. bin'a number .of Sophie mountain
SS properties; left today for Spokane.

j. G. Suilivan, assistant “to ‘Chief
Engineer W. F. Tye: of the: Co &

—_
COMING AND GOING.

Marcus Moses left at noon for
Seattle on a brief business trip.

J. F. Herrick of the Iron Mask
company returned this morning to
Spokane. p

‘APrincely Forta:
New York, Thursday.--James H.
Smith, ‘the residuary legatee of

LIPTON WILL CHALLENGE AGAIN

Gives Notice of His Intention to Try
Again. =

London, Thursday.—Sir. Thomas
Lipton said last night: ‘‘You may
definitely announce that I will again
challenge for the.cup. Ihave. al-
ready commenced preliminary .ar-
rangements and hope to send: the
formal challenge to the New York
Yacht club before Christmas. I
have not decided on a designer or
builder. My hospitable welcome in
America leads . me to believe I am
not presuming if I make another
attempt to lift the cup. I under-
stand, the rules of the New York
Yacht, islub do not allew it to dis-

W., is ring con; on
George Smith, who died in London : 2. ‘

but. must accept. the
first. challenge received if it is in

the arrival of a daughter. -
at the age of g1, is called the silent Le

man of Wall street,. He comes| You fool yourself if you think to

statesman that these two nations
shall t the arbi of the

get better goods though you pay
so much more than at the Rossland

into a fortune that. is supposed to

entire world.”

t to, $10,000,000. He is

about 50 years of age. ~ Auction house. ~

proper form. Therefore I wish to
give notice thus early to challenge.”

The best saddle horses at the
Montana; phone 6.

CAR ROLLS DOWN ISO FEET

—Applés Are Now Floating to the Pacife :

billed to Steen & Co. “The freight:

the falls‘when without warning the’
car turned’ over, cut loose from its:
and rolled ‘to’ the ‘bottom’

There it broke up with'a crash that: |

thrown off. One was slightly dam-
aged, but the injuries did’ not. ex- *
ceed $5. - The. reckitoolk:. place.on: . «

was automatically stopped by the »

He is here to meet with the Ontario ~