ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JULY 21 1900

" aaoaamaaaa”

NOT ENOUGH GAR Rress and drifting West continues
on the intermédinte ‘level between
ithe ss he" rf .

Spokane street. Apply to Daly &

That i the ‘ly Limit to the Le Ror's | Ourth level, the. weit

“Ore Production.

sinpPine To TRAIL BECUN

dike which cuts the. ore body but
apparently does not disturb it. The
taise West of the shaft is still going
ups.” A ctosscut is being made from
; ise inear the’ Iron Mask line.
The installation of the new com-
pressor is making good: progress
and the resumption of stoping on.a

Hamilton,

‘ss pence Declared
Why. devote all your time read-
ing about ‘the Boer ‘war and the
gold fields of Alaska? There are
other matters of vital importance;
you may make a trip east, and will
want™to “know how'to travel. In

Lace and

Embroidered

H andkerchiefs |

'15¢c, 20c, 25c, 35c, 40c, and

Artistic Printing

PRICE § CENTS
Pree at

took Ranetta outside. “I went:down
towards Spokane street. <I ‘saw him
inthe ‘Miners’ Armsy asl went by

MYSTERY SOLVED

“Naw Shaft Gamplted’ te -to0-toal baval Sad 4 ,
Sinking 4c Bo Resuined-Tésth Shaft to B thage 8 scald vill follow clusely on its | order. to have the best service, use
and: test, | the Wisconsin Central railway be-
Bolarged—Rallresd Spurs Finished Next which will be early in August, tween St. Paul'and Chicago. For
Weer Aailer Misit, Hub, ay accra ee rates and other information write
Brie ys MIRNTION. Jas. A. Clock, genera) agent, Port-
° ; Sa re land, Oregon,

50c each. New Stock.

SOME VERY. PRETTY AND DAINTY DESIGNS.

‘fand ‘he: came: oft.) Fi ‘asked -him

ceereee

“Hoi wiv, Teen gan
oliday season thei Pihore iA keep-

costumes than our pretty Souvenir :
i Brooches,” Blouse-Sets, and Buckles, made of
“Silver Gilt” and, Fine: Enamel. Thy are} cheap,
durable, of patriotic, design, and fashionable. F ‘

‘J. We SPRING,

-The.Leading Jeweler.

what he ‘struck-me:fors:'|He then é
kicked -‘me on the kneei‘sI \ran Ernest Chenoweth Confesses That. _.He

Away up to the Merchait's. hotel Killed Mah Lin.
and he fan after.me. This'was-be-
Mare’ any. ‘cutting ‘was «done. ': ‘He
| caught: me. at. the Merchants’ and. td
jumped on top: of me! and:knocked HOW THE TRUTH ve ouT
me :down, “I then got up‘and‘ran rit =e ae
away.’ Before I ran away and-when’
+ |iBerkett: jumped on me-I'took out a,
-| penknife*and struck at“;him with:it.
=a. 4 4] He kicked» me- when :L was: down.
CONCENTRATED* *LEMONADE pottbt, G I then came: down the-~ street atter |... with His Byothor's Rifle,
G ROOT BEER, JUNKER, TABLETS, Hig. bine “e TE the: policeman : who had: arrested ;
FROIT. ACIDS, FRUIT. COLORING? ‘. é : Ranetta. Rauanetta ‘was drunk and | -« BRAT ee Ee va
LIQUID, RENNET:: GQRLATINES, ETC... FTC, : -|so-was I, [am married -and'have The nayeiecy of the killing of Mah
VICHY SALTs, KISSENGEN SALTS, ABBEY SALTS, a wife only.. «I.never’ was-arrested, | Lin, the Chinese cook at Mrs,'Che-
ENOS FRUIT SALTS, jAPENTA WADBR § $5 2. nor got into any:row before.” “/ | noweth’s house, has been cleared
HUNYADI, JENOS; ‘WATER, ETC.,! |: Crosk-examined, -by:; Mr. Abbott | up, Ernest, the eight-year-old-son
.| for the prosecution, Berketti said: of Mrs, Chenoweth, has made a
Goodeve Bros.,Drdggists ax staners'f “When: went t0:the: Miter’ | sworn confeceion that be ted the
Arms I asked. chim «what he: wanted | fatal shot. 22-7 uo

4 eibbe Attack & on: British ‘Re-| to fight.mefor:.--don't «remember |. After the coroner’ ‘inquést, -'a

what he answered, nor !: whether. wel Chi in é fre ictori: d:
pulsed--Gallant Feat of Allies. |tstted tatian-or-sogish. Tear | sougne the advice of Chet of Pos =
. at ‘Tien -Tsin.

combined . with

The following table shows3ttie| ‘Edward F..‘M. Youel was ~de- HUNTER ; BROTHERS.
shipments of ore from this camp for | clared insane:-by Magistrate Boult- Going Out of
the week ending today and tor’the'lbee yesterday and’ will’ probably.be} The » Rossland» Auction House
-ysar to date,: the figures for .-pre-| sent to the provincial insane asylum. on Columbia-. avenue, adjoining | SNM MMT mee
plone ree ae eee corre < Hugh Hastings M. E. has re-| the, “Vernon & Nelson — Tele- E a : Offers special ‘membership in-
$i she! M3 AS pal sig’ e and tl a turned from a trip to Nelson creek | phone company's office, has decided ducements for a short time by
g partly estimated? | (6 Slocan country. “‘! to-go out of business. “The store is suspension of the initiation fee.

MINE. THIS WERKS fe it, fixtures ‘for, sal d th “i
nage "Edward’'C. Finch’ ‘of Sumpter, stocke will be a oh t prices’ un- PAIL EG ieee?

: _ | Ore., and formerly ot this city, is heard of.
” the city. ai on. t

Moderate Prices
@

“ appeale...:to... the
N

TONNAGE

YRAR TO DATE |
i t prices un-

now going

. Magazines |

Athletic. ae Periodicals

Excellent accommodations for
permanent and temporary board
and. chambers; $36 to ‘$40 per
month. For particulars apply to

“=* GHARLES E, BEN,
Secretary.

F. B. Whittey "of ‘Seattle arrived! py the Kootenay dinners.
in the city this morning. - : at

1. N, Hollett asrived:from Green-

wood this morning. A. G. CREELMAN,

te net — ae: in the case of Edward Putoam in CONTRACTO R

Total... «+s» +13665; 83,200 | the police-court, Mrs.’Glazan, the

The ‘shipments fron’ the Le. Roi.| complainant, -was ordered to pay. the
mine show a falling off” from the costs, not Edward Putnam, the de-
normal weekly total owing’ ‘to’ thé'/fendant,’ as" stated in “yesterday's | Estimates turnishea on all kinds of work. Job
suspension of work on -Miners’| Recorp. i ng Promptly attended to;
‘Union day and to a_ shortage: of,
cars, which cut down the total
about 200 tons. Regular shipments.
of about 100,tons a day to the Trail’
smelter. have | begun, 180 tons hays,
ing been shipped this week. : —, |

The widening and timbering of
the combination shaft ,between the

Evening Star.
MonteChristo - Paris

Glub a : aun
os =

-AND. BUILDER,

To Lew
Two new houses, four rooms each, , a : 9 ‘
on hill at'head of steps, behind One _ Women Ss
Price Grocery Company's store, Sy f
RS,
=?

Charles Webster, Steward.

tell Awhether/I said:: ‘You; come out- lice Ingram as to the best _stepa, to
% A side and I'll fix you,’ I can’t re-| take to discovérer the murderer.
te member whether 1. asked \him to| ‘The chief advised him to employ a
til Sumner ‘60 IS at oN * z oi some .cut and ;fight.....1.,had,my | detective who was a stranger in the
igaiad London, July 23.—No one seems Eastern Chinese railway, telegraph knife i in. my pocket .at that time. city, as all the local police. officers
ial 5 Ab RIN Ss" able to ‘reconcile the assurancés’of| ing: from Algatchi in the ‘Trans- || it-at the, Miners’ ‘Arms, were, known ,to, those, from, whont
cise ¥ Poulriien im: the imperial » edict, with, Minister | Baikal territory, under date of July.| °F in front:of it....:J first took. it out | evidence might.be.obtained. This
Conger’s Statement in his alleged] 20, reports the occupation of =Chai- of my pocket when he caught me in | advice was followed. and the man
inessage to Secretary Hay thatzhe | lar by Chinese troops. The ‘Rus- f arrived here on Saturday, “in the
was in hourly. expectation of death | sians, Jing. to this ‘| person of. P..K. Ahern, assistant
by massacre, though both ‘docu- continue to concentrate at Charl- superintendent at-- Seattle = of the
ts purport-to have been sent-off | bin. Pinkerton: agency. -
from Pekin of the 2 sgmie date. Itas Groat Feat of Augh -Asaericans and had known , him as ap Officer Ray and Mr. Ahern
_ New York, July 23.—A ‘brilliant |. citizen and never known went to.Mrs, Chenoweth’s house on *_
that, this story’ will ;saon be Solved, dash against a large force of Chi-| court troubles, . Sunday and obtained her permission. °
andcall the: governments, follo ing | Nese at Tien Tsin was made. this to have the: boy Ernest. go with
the.lead of:.the’ United States, have | morning by a detiichmient of Ameri-| Mt a ‘them. “The boy. at ‘first dropped

Wien BUMED A-MRICK WALL. Office and shee peel "BO. Bo: gaunt year Alham-

APplication tor Hotel License. -
Notice is hereby given, that’at the next sitting

9 its expenatve and dangerous, to say
nothing of the nn hae and disagreeable
Or fase of cleat You will find
it iar eat + casant and aupet
—_— a
of the Hoard of LiGense Commissioners. for the | ae ty
4-citv-of- Hoosland.+ Hh wilt: make-application for They reduce insurance; give you . eo e
fel license for th mises situate ‘on Toe 13, "hock home or business place : . brighter a: "
45. In the original townsite of Rosslan aden tppearan fey ie Se 6G Gti Ss
i . ways, -
Dated zhis ayaydayiot To Tone, 3 _ many ways

a Estimates furnished for Wiring and Lighting, Electric Fixtures Gnisainstees
Electric Power supplied for Mining and Manufacturing purposes.

Black Bear, tunnel and the 800-foot | reduce their rerisk, Hunter Bros.
It{s much cheaper than steam. . Motors for sale of rent.
FAT In case of trouble with lights, telephone Noi 6, between Ba. m,, and 6 p.m,

level will be ‘completed some time | will start immediately , the erection ni Wen tr

next week, - This: Will make the {61 T 00 fe : “OPERACHOUSE pene Ne

shaft clear and complete to that feet high om the west .side of their We

depth, except for the tracklaying.'|'store. This will entitle them to a ALL: THIS. WEEK Rossland ater and Light. Go.
Sinking has been d from | reduction of two per. cent in thejr aks titgn- class de dramatic

~the 8oo-foot level and preparations | insurance rates, On’ their large | os 3 Ff ‘popular wate
are being made‘ to’ from the | stock, this’ saving will” soon pay for

win nee deere ke =e ap ae Clara Mathes’.
Big’ ‘Stock Company”

This “decartiient 8

ae
_ Light Ligen Hats, re; ular, $1 oo jing e. stechichdsto,

ear, reg ular $1.50 a suit,

2 neo:

€

eee 4 eorex

of the “Evening

—
‘ * = = ° re — a;
HEA BS. noe
: to:

Tie aig’ Corncrae 1 GHOthief: 5
ai oe at " 8 2 Chinese
wv . ww , f;upon, free’ communi
| ministers. 2 :
All Discredlt} Conger Dixpateh

steps to test: thes: sincerity af|.can_stroops, =a ted. by..some:E. be “La ‘some hints'aboat Seeing .a flash and~
officiald by 4 glish fusiliers, says a Che Foo spé-" all drinking to- seeing the Chinaman ‘with some
Gnewith the cial to ‘the Journal and: Advertiser: ., He did not notice Berketti | peans, He. finally related the whole
dated July 20... The object, .wasito making any disturbance. story and was:then taken to see Dr.
capture ‘a: battery of: large: calibre | ., Mr. Armstrong, for. the defense, Bowes; the coroner, and made a‘full
St Ugeee is oe F eannon;-which has beer-doi t | argned that if one of the men was int ia hi:
The State" depar' Seen has] 4 : . The -Angt Acca saree the other was equally so and See Eek: eet “MeDou-
| secetved. acnumber of dispatches (oops charged 4arge; fort across | they ought. to be§ punished »simply | can. 2’
}from foreign governments relative | 10 open space and wete exposed to | for being drunk and disorderly. ‘The text of the confession will ~#::
to.the Conger dispatch, and also hot, but poorly. directed, fite from Mr.) Abbott, ‘for the prosecution nat be made public til the hearing, +
from United States officials in Chi- the enemy, They dashed into the | contended that’ ‘the use .of ‘a sharp
na, including Consul General Good- fort, 2 and after engaging th instrument «iby the :prisoner: made trate. Boultt
now. ° Without exception, they dis-}; ina sharp, Wand to” hand <f fight. put the offense. more than, a: common | at to o'clock: Its urport ris that:
credit the accuracy 6f_ the dispatch them.to flight and remained masters street brawl, and his action in fol- he be a ne into Wehoae at the
and advance. theories to how its | of the re eis .| lowing’ Ranetta to the Miners’ Arms | fro re climbed” over. the’ “bed
jack of genuineness.’ & roved malice. :
(i There i feason sto believe. that ease modes, eal udgment wis, reserved ain to- foe his other ‘climbed over the
5

...,; captured, together..with carts and
the government is again using . z
ivsey effort to” secure: commiunica-| *cessPries.. The battery, was im- morrow mornin at ro.creloct, bed again and snapped the gun at
The latter, who, had

Ation with Minister Génger:- The mediately turned upon the fleeing Spe EEE aan estes. Mah; Lin. ,

The Rossland Auction House,

Begs to thank their many patrons and the public Renerally for
the very. liberal patronage they have
extended to them since their

ELOSING > ‘OUT SALE

Commenced, and would take this cprertunity
_ of informing. t “another.

SLAUGHTERING OF PRICES,

Change of of Play and 1 Spectatties Nightly
: Which will last for one week only, as the prices we quote below
ath. -Rowiatt “Catholic | if... POPULAR: PRICES, 25 and soc. are ruinous to everyone except the buyers,
+ Wet pastor SS ile at Rolls’ Drug Store. Here are’some of the eyeopeners.
PY 4 ,, * hie % oA
tt Oil Clothing,” d

This spring’ Pants. and: Hats at just.
$2.50 to $12. one half thédsual ” prices;. is

six weeks, Sinking will then be
continued steadily from the goo-foot | _ ” <a
level downward. . St. George's , church “(sixth ‘Sun
The delays incident. to the. instal- day. after Trinity): services will be
«lation of the: new: compressor are |‘follows! 8:30 asm., -holy:comm
‘not over even yet. There are some nion; 11 a. m., matins;. 2:30 Pp. m
Setects in the hub of the flywheel | Sunday school; 7:30. .p..m., even:
received on Thursday, which pre-.| song... asia
vent it from fitting. It is hoped}
that it can be made to fit without
being returned and that the machine
will be running in a week.
The construction of the ore bins |.
and terminus-of the, aerial tramway}}.°

‘Record’’ has ‘the

-Baptist “church.- =
Stackhouse’ wi

ee ae Ri G ‘MOUNTINGS., : “We carry | the
only line of ‘diamond 1 mountiiigs in the “Kootenays, _set the stone

: ‘Most Completely

2 The' grading ot - the eatitondM arse HE

to Le Roi No. 2 and 3 mines: was

jon and henedi iction.

finished today and lel: ying will
begin on Monday.

“In the Le Roi No. 2% SBroperty a,
station is being cut at the ‘g00-foot) tif
level of the Josie. shaft, § {Prepafator
to a resumption of sinklig add’ the;
widening of the shaft from®tWo ‘to:

| te
three compartments. The electric a

hoist at the No. 1 shaft is ready to
run and operations will be facilitat-
ed, there will be two cages running
instead of one, as formerly.

The main shaft of the-War Eagle
has now reached_.a depth of 975
feet. The north ‘¢ josgeut oh the
seventh level ‘has ° just ifeachelf; the
vein and is in’ heavy? sulphid re
It willbe continued through tlie | ©
vein and then drifting will begin.

? Army - ‘Hallelujah

ing, 10 a, m.
i'm. ; free and

930 a om. capi
ciety C. E.. Monday at

The pastor-will preach mening id
evening. 7

Methedist : cna aes

of Cc. E. Monday ‘at 'B p.m Prayer
Wed:

On the sixth level a is be-
ing made north to catch the vein
again after passing through a large
dike, which had caused considerable
disturbance. Stoping continues
above the fifth and sixth leveis, The

‘uction ‘of the ti iy will
begin within two weeks, the plans
involving a number of changes in
both the covered and gravity sec-
tions which have not yet been
worked out in detail.

In thd Centre Star a winze is be-
ing stated from the west drift on
the figst level, which will connect
with/the top of a raise in the stopes
on fhe second level. The drift west
on ‘the first level has been discon-
tinued until the winze is down afew

chamber ‘on the second’ fevelis
nearly completed. On tite thied.,
leyel'raise No. 387 is still-“in -pro-

at..8 of Me
enday, 2 nee

For rent—four ‘room furnished |

Wanted, ict a about 13 years old,
to attend baby. Apply this office,
or call up telephone 30. '/. 5°! -.4

Fancy gaited saddle horses—new

buggies—fine single drivers -at
Montana stables, Phone6..  .

Furs renovated and repaired by

of ase

Shipped expressly for
and used exclusively by.

PR

gir

of every
description

Dae AR

execute) with
neatness:
‘and dispatch
att

*
The Record

Lougheed, whe has secured the ser-

vices of an expert furrier, tf

All classes of Repairs'aud Con

CUNLIFFE’& McMILLAN,
ENGINEERS | AND. MACHINISTS.

Bteet.- The timbering of ; “thé ‘large e" %
Lore cat eee snd Nortgey Ban we, Shalting, Hangers and-Dullers. Pipe work
a ie.

strabt Work Wiidertaken:

CinccatPaiory, His. Wm, Hazntitom

Overalls and Jumpers.

Jumpers, that everybody else
sells for 75 c, our, -Price, socs,

Miners’ ‘Shots.

That we sold for! i$3 $4 $: ahd
, $6, af $1.50 $2, S2.
Also a line of“fin

Our regutar 25c¢ all. os pot ,
will sell three for 25¢.~ *~
Cotton sox just the thing eas
fide weather, 5c, a pair.
Remember these prices.are/only good for one week, starting from
Be on hand early ald so getithe choicest selectic

We haye: angaged speciafzhelp SQ} hat you argisure
and quick attention,

Rosslaiid Autt

Summer Underwear, *. oe

ine of Egyptian’ ‘and.
yan shirts, 20¢; draw.

ne? Top Shirts, -

In great variety.from 25¢ up.
Gloves and Mits 25 Up
Neckties and Suspen=

ders from 10c Up

fo 43'E.Coluimbla Ave.”
USE, 9 B, Bannett, Manager

SER Ses 38

ene” ©. O. Mex 198,

Moai “Tay i

seyeh i

FOR SALE

Cheapest. Lots, on the Market !
Only 17
Lots.°.°

Very ConvenientIto the Le Roi, War Eagle and

~ At the Following Prices
5 Lots at $50 Fach,
4 Lots at $60 Each,
5 Lots at $70 Each,
3 Lots at $85 Each

Contre Star aulnes.

16 T, PREST,

sctcetcteees

ceete

i

ee y

EESEEE

16 Columbia Ave,

“y

BE

in Rossland... Su-

Quick Work; ‘and
Basement.
Postoffice .
Bullding. ‘:’

Neat Execution.

eecceeceees?

state departmeat denies that any
plan is under consideration to have

7 | Chinese officials ‘attempt ;.to” de

Mini ster Conger to Remey at Taku.

house, or ‘ship any class of Roods,:

fete. Storage & Transl a. :

e. delivered OP

‘Contra

oct Storage ~faciliti se: .
‘Will clear, tratiafer, ware"

More Missions Dentroye: al
"Paris, July. 23. According “to a
telegram received here" today 7 from
the French consul at Tien, Tsin,
dated Jiily 18, there has been’ no
uprising at Sze; Chung... In the
‘country northeast of that province,

SELL GOOD, DRY.
Ww 8t., Bank of

ESE:

ne oe

P; BURNS. & & CO..

WHOLESALE MARKETS
Nel:

%4sSandon, Revelstoke, Greenwood,

Forks, and Vancouver.

: RETAIL MARKETS
ail, Nel8on,” Ymir, __ Kaslo, Sandon,
Grand Forks,

fh >» some

4
destroyed...

Prince Tuan Teltea Falry Tale,
Washington, July 23.—The state
department has made public the fol-
lowing: +
/ ©The state. ! Gepartiiant tings ‘ree
ceived a dispatch from Mr. Good-
now, = 1 aé . Shanghai,

,| dated today, saying that Prince

Tuan'wirés that ‘an officer of the|-

ftsungliyamen saw all the ministers

on the 18th; that no one- was in-

juced and that no attack was at

that time being made." He “does

Prince Tuan was addressed and “it
is toa certain extent at variarice

a The Rossland Drug Gompany 2

CG. MoLE AN,
JNO. JACKSON, JR.$

No Tollet'Fable Is complete without gan Atomizer. We Keep all varieties,
xood,bad and indifferent. ‘The best hrs more money than the indiflerent,
but are woh more. Have yous ew supply v ve? Aa PVD TS Bade

Hot Water Bottles, Tooth and Hair nrusiun Toilet

<f Soaps, Pertutnes and Cologties.

lprorns.

fires.

3 E. COLUMBIA AVE.
TELEPHONE 186

R. E. STRONG,
» Manor.

with the dt:
that date describing the legation‘as
being under fire at that time.”
Chinese Attack Wel Hal We:
St. . Petersburg, July. 2
encounters are reported have
taken place between the British aad
Chinese forces. near Wei Hai Wei.
‘The lat er, itis reported, were re-
pulsed after a stubborn encounter,
No dates are given.
Chinese in Siberia,

om i

M. Krutiziki, engineer of, the

shave been |

not say to. whom the dispatch ‘of

enemy and under the well directed

fire they suffered,heavy losges. The

wwictory fo wot wi incredibly
against” an_overwhelm-

Despite the

charge un

‘the fort,

Britis! Cee

The Chin

ing ‘towards Pek,

f Hosbing Os. qasniecy

4 Fort Riley, Kan. ay July” 23—Riush

orders have come “for the seventh

United Statées-Battery of? heavy

tillery at Fort Riley to proceed v

all haste tothe Orient, calling tfor

‘orders at Nagasaki.’ i “Hy

: {Remey Goce to. Flom Tein <

Washington, :.

au_of navigal this morning’ ae

aR ieicbie tosis from

Admiral Remey:_.

ota aku, J y «33 Going “FTien |!

Tsist? St6da3 ee “Took \ inti) ‘mat-

tea debi Ketek ofeeee! fiere.

Newark gone Nera for dock-

of Mr. Conger‘of I s

resumed. this. morning by’ Magis-
trate Boultbee and the prisoner told
his story, of the cutting of Antonio
Ranetta.; He-said in) substance:
‘Last Monday’ I was at the ball
ground and met Ranetta there.
About Tr:30;that : ;evening 1 was.in
the! IMerchahea ti Hidtel ana Avay stand-
ing at the bar having a drink. Ra-
netta-came up behind and hit me‘on

the side of -the face. Some person

Outragee On Chia (Reck Spring: — |
Disturbances in the East,

Chicago, July i 23. —A special:.to
the. Times-Herald: from Cheyenne}
Wyo, ‘saysi:) atelrg os

‘A number of outrages have bsen
committed -by- foreigners .upon..the
Chinese residents of Rock Springs,
a coal mining town/200.miles.west of
here,.. during; the .past: few. .days.
The «state: authorities, fearing. a
general :, movement. .against -the
Chinese - at: Rock, Springs, : where
more than 500'. Chinamen_ reside,
have ordered several. companies of
troops to be in readiness to move
to.the scene. Probably two. com-
panies ot infantry. will go to Rock
Springs today and martial. law. wilt
be proclaimed. |,
.. ‘The feeling among the foreign

it at Rock  Springs., ag:
the Chinese is at fever heat.’ ie

New York, July 23.—In a Pater-
son N. J. street car. yesterday, a
man ‘charged a young, Chinaman
with bring a, Boxer. ., The, latter
replied | “Boxes alle all , rightee,”
i: pon the man th d him.
The Chinaman drew a knife and
stabbed his tormentor in the side

men to ‘subdue him and ‘convince
him he was not going to be killed.
The passenger was not dangerously
hurt.

A laundry was wrecked at Sack-
ville L,I. ‘and members of the third
battery, while) passing » through
Riverhead, had a, row. with. laund-
rymen there. The soldiers forced
the Chinamen'to retreat to the rear
of their laundry and carried away

their slippers,

Then he fled and it took four pélice- |’

some beans jmhis. hand, fell forward
:toward the boy. The latter: put the’

}-run-back- where-he-toumd—it;--being

too cunning to “drop “1t rand thus .
leave any evidence to be used
against him, . *

SOINb WINNS A BIALEY |

Five es adiane Got Bronze Medale—
MeVitde Wins Loudon Prize
By Anscciated Press. ‘

- London, ‘July 23.—Among the
prize winners. announced today, in
the shooting for the grand aggre-
gate challenge trophy. at . the meet-
ing of the. National Rifle association
were the Canadians McVittie}. Lieu-
tenants, Smith, Langstroth,, Flem-
ing and_, Milligan, Who secured the
National Rifle association bronze
cross and small sums of money,

The first. prize was won, by the
Canadian, McVittie. Io the same
contest the Canadians Lieut. Smith
won 15 and Morse and Langstroth
Jo,. while other marksmen from
Canada secured smaller sums.

The American shooter Axtel won
a prize revolver in the grand ag-

Bregate,

Lost—A small lady’s gold watch
and hair chain on the road from the
ball ground fast Monday. Retusn
to this office.

Kooteway lauches are the best.

Change im Spokane Tralp Time
- The trains on the. Red Mountain
railway now leave here at 11:40 u.-
m. and to p. m. and arrive at 6:30
a. m. and 6 p. m.