.ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, APRIL 4, 1900

CA

4 Offers special membership in-

Rossland
Athletic..

Club . 1.0
qeo*~)

suspension of t*e initiation fee.
All the....ceseere

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

for a short time by

Magazines
Periodicals

accommodations for

4O per

A WAY OF RELIEF

It Lies in the Action of the Federal
Government,

BY RECALLING M’INNES

A Now Governor Could Summon the Legisls-
ture, Form a New Government, Have Sup~

CHARLES E. BENN,

Charles Webster, Steward. Secretary.

ply Voted and Then Go to the Country for s
Popular Verdict.

CUNLIFFE & ABLETT,

ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.

All classes of Repairs and Construction Work Undertaken.

Ore Oars, Wheels and. Axles, Buckets, Riera Shaiting, Hangers and Pullers. Pipe work

pecialty. North ey Fam 81
Mig. np haniey

‘Third Avenue, mesannas

stock. Agents for Wm, Hamilto:
Concentrators, "ite.
PO. Box 198.

It is quite possible that Mr. Jo-
seph Martin may not have the op-
portunity to play out his game of
government by the grace of Gov-
ernor-McInnes. The attention of
parliament has been called to the
state of affairs in this province by
Hewitt Bostock M. P. and by a

The Arlington.

THE LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL
so Headquarters for Commer-
cial Men:--Splendid Sample Rooms.

UNEXCELLED TABLE.

JOuN HAvERTY, Proprietor.

EAD EE?

: Subscribe for
the———————- &

Record,

50 Cents per £
month. §

THE FAST LINE i

TO ALL POINTS.

THE DINING CAR ROUTE VIA
YELLOWSTONE PARK,
SAFEST AND BEST,

SOLID VESTIBULE TRAINS
EQUIPPED WITH
Pullman Palace Cars, Elegant Din-
ing Cars, Modern Day Coaches,
Tourist Sleeping Cars.

Through Higists to all Roints inthe United
tates an nada,
Steamship dices to all ‘parte of the world.
Tickets to China and Japan via Tacoma
nd Northern Pacitic: teamship Co.

Trains depart from Spokane as follows:

No. 1 Westbound, at 9:55 p.m., daily.
No. 2 Eastbound, at 7: 20 a.m. daily.

For farther information’ time, cards, map
and ti ickets, opply | ly to Q agents of the

E. W. Ruff, pan ’R. M. Ry.,
Rozsland, B. C.
J. W: HILL, General Agent, Spokane, Wn
A. D. CHARLTON,
Acet. Gen. Pasa Agt., Portland, Ore.

No, 152,

fs | Certificate of the Registration of an Ex-

tra-Provinclal Company.
“COMPANIES ACT, 1897.'"
Capital, $300,000.

Registered the 13th day of February, 1900,
I HEREBY CERTIFY that I havo this
registered the “Idaho Gola Mining
and Sineiting Company,” ag an Extra-Pro-
th

strong deputation at Ottawa. The
deputation has. all the more influ-
ence from being free from the influ-
ence of partizanship. The demand
of the federal government for a re-
port on the circumstances of Mr.
Martin’s appointment, which should
by this time have reached Ottawa,
isasign that the government is
considering prompt action, in case

necessary.
Such action is like'y to take the
torm of the recall of Mr. McInnes
and the appointment of a new lieu-
tenant governor, | who would retura

Act. or, a
head office of the Company is situ-
ate a | a Butte, Silyer Bow County, State of
‘ontane.
‘The amount of the capital of the Com-
pany is five hundred thousand dollars, di-
vided into five handred thousand shares of
one dollar each.
The head office of the Conipany in tt in {nie
oft

bers, Columbia Avenue, in the City of Ross
land. and the Honourable Thomas Mayne
Daly, whose address is said City of Hoss.
land, is tbe attorney for the Con)
, abe tiny @ of the existence of the Bonypany
is twenty years,
The objécts for which the Company bas
been established and so licensed a1
To carry on and condact a eneral min-
action bask:

Mi : “District
cotena, nin; strict
"Brn Columbia, nay and eal

0 Mineral Claim. and to duce the
ores extracted therefrom by concentration.
smelting, roiling and othér processes; al-

80 to hold, own. purchase, lease, bond, or

chase, sell, or in anywise to acquire or dis-
ose of ores, for the purpose of carrying on

and conducting a genera! custom business
in the reduction of ores of all kinds.

Given under my hand and seal of office
at Victoria, Province of British Colnmbia,
this 13th day of red one thousand

nine ‘Bundred.

"Registrar of Soft Stook Ge

Ny

e | try having been ¢

to Pp rt The
supply for the fiscal year beginning
July 1. This cannot wait until a new
legislature meets, for the new year
will have begun before an election
can be held, anow government
formed and the legislature organ-
ized. The alternative. is the sum-
moning of the present legislature in
special session in case a new gov-
ernor succeeds Mr. McInnes. As
it ‘would not vote supply to the,
Martin goverrment, the., first step
would be to supplant that governe
ment with a new one which could
command a majority in, ‘the. Jegisi
ture, for ths time being at least,
An election could then follow,,.a
deadlock in the affairs of the coun-

C. P.R. MEETING

(Continued from First page).

piessing sympathy with the family
of the late Sir George Kirkpatrick,
a colleague, was also passed.

» Barthermore, a series of by-laws
was: d, having
chiefly to routine, and which provid-
ed-that the annual meeting shall be
held for the future upon. the first
Wednesday in October.

House & &
Furnishings!

In _ department wo
‘ant, and at right t prices, ro thing you

Lite Towels, 75c,

to $1.00 each, “Ht
60-inch Table Lin
per yar Linen 22%,

14-inch Matsa Be Bed Spreads, .

18-inch Crash, 5c, per yard,

THE BIG STORE.

At a subsequent meeting of the | O HUNTER BROS. 0
directors, Sir William Van Horne
was appointed chairman of the a

board, Mr. Shaughnessy, president,
and Mr. McNicoll second vice-pres'
dent and general manager.

MINOR MENTION.

I, Crawford came in from San-
don last night.

L. C. Teepte of Grand Forks
came in last night.

‘Mr. and Mrs, J. Good h are

MUSIC HALL.

INTERNATIONAL

WEEK OF APRIL 2, 1900.

A New Eastern Company

The greatest of all contraltos,

‘MISS OLA HAYDEN

in the city from Toronto.
Mrs. W. H. S. Gavin has return-
ed trom a visit to Spokane.

G. B. Lockhart Jr. of Charles-
town, P. E. L, is in the city.

A novelty never before in Rossland—the clever Jomedians,

LORD AND ROWE.

FRANK MARTIN

the conditions should show it tobe

most urgent need is the voting of

‘Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Harris of New
Denver arrived in town yesterday.
“.Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Bye and
child came in from Spokane last
night.

‘The well known producer

The charming balladist

Claire Keith

The warbler of ragtime

Camelita Meek

Pretty Music.

The favorite, FRANCES HEWETT remaius with us.
Samo Adttission.

New Faces.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.

John M. Smith, ger of the
Merchants Bank of Halifax, has re-
turned from the east.

E. N. Ouimette leaves tomorrow
for a trip to San Francisco, Port-
and, Seattle and Tacoma.

W.°S. Haskins, superintendent
bf the Nickel Plate mine, has gone
to. California on a month's vacation.
The first synod of the new
‘Church of England di. of Koot-

Bureka Ci
Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and ZilaM

Lots in the Original Towusite

Co., Agents, R

ROSS THOMPSON.......

I have the following blocks i in the following companies tor :ale,

Reddin. Jacks

Evening Star, 4

B.

‘enay will be held at Nelson on May
30. : .
"The body of Hans Hartell was
taken to Milwaukee over the C. P.
R., and therefore did not pass
through here, a5 expected.

©The office of the Nelson. & Fort
Sheppard land department has been

A prompt solution. of. thedifficulty
can be attained by the federal gov-

Innes witha governor who will
‘keep within constitutional lines.

Transter of Liquor License.

Notice is hereb: piven. that at the t sitth:
of the Board. of Commissioners. for the
sity of Rossland. an y appiicatio welt be mi as for
a transfer of the ticense now he! q
for the Centre Star hotel, Rossland, pe B ye

Vv. own
Dated this roth day of March, A. D. 1909.
‘Janes Byer.

For Engine

Edward Paul and William Hac-
kett, two youths, were before |:
Magi Boul this i

ernment, if it will replace Mr. Me-|.

d to the new building at
‘Third avenue and Washington
‘street,

_ Hon. Smith Curtis, H. Daniels,
R. Gregor and J. S. Paterson left
last niglt to attend the provincial
Liberal convention, which begins
tomorrow.

The warehouse of the Jenckes

w,

ona charge of stealing the sackful |’

in the brush near J. Macdonald's
juok store. They were remanded

CLASSIFIED.

Advertisements under this head inserted at the
Wie af One Cont a Word Nothing taken for
fess than 2 cents. Six insertions, $1.00.

"till y. Macdonald identified
them as the youths who offered him
the articles for sale last Sunday, but
says he refused to buy them. As a

NADIAN

DACIFIC Ky,

-AND——

SOO LINE.

‘The direct route from

KOOTENAY COUNTRY,
to all points
EAST AND WEST.

t-class Sleepers on all trains from Revelstoke
First-class Sleep Rootenay Landing.

TOURIST CARS

pass Medicine Hat Hat, sya fpr tore for at Paul Sundays
ednesda
ston,

al and Bo:
(ar-Same Pie pus ievelstoke one day earlier

CONNECTIONS: a

8:00 ex. Sunt
3800 dally..
Morning

THE BOUNDARY
COUNTRY.

Evening. train for and from Robson, Bal:
in

a, ints nort|
{except Suda), tt Pataslo, Sandon the
§ in, and all ints I seeeee aeceeereees

BOUNDARY COUNTRY.

Hours, ROSSLAND TO
NELSON.... ..--

For rates and f alt Leeprlibtage sldress: the

A.B. Niachenzle. “city, “Ticket Agt.
A. C. McArthur, Agest, Rossland.

TAILORING.

O. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant Tailor,
carries the best assortment of imported and do-
mestic goodsin Rossland. None but first-class
labor employed. Prices moderate, Columbia

of such fittings has been
stolen from the Giant compressor |
house, these are believed to be the
same,

Okanogan Stock Ansessable,

rooms well farmshed, with piano. Good
locality on bill, T. Prest. 26 Columbia ave.

avenue, Rossland. The dinary ing ‘of
FOR RENT. hareholders in the Okanogan Free
anne inn anne | Gi ‘ines,
FOR RENT—Four-room cottage. good old Mines, _ Limited, yesterday;
locality, $15. ‘T. Prest, 26 Columbia aye. : to re-org'
FOR RENT—A very cosy cottage, five | PY ig the stock to 2,000,000.

ten-cent shares, of which 1,600,000

FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms, with of
without board. ootenay
Washington and Spokane street. Terms moder
ate. Mxs Nortuay.

FURNISHED ROOMS, with or

will be 11 share for share,

hed foot with of for the old stock, and 400,000
i jer |e placed in the treasury. The
426t |1,600,000 exchange shares are

board, le to the of two

also housekeeping apartments, for rent cheap. 17
Le Rol avenue. 3at1w

cents, of which one cent is payable.

FOR SALE,

FOR SALE—Good rooming house, furniture
nearly new: $275. T. Prest, 26 Columbia avenue.

FOR SALE—House of four rooms and furni-
ture complete; $200. T. Prest, 26 Columbia Ave,

FOR SALE—A money-making butcher busi-
ness. Owner going away. Small capital required.
Investigate this. T. Prest, 26 Columbia avenue.

diately and the other ‘cent ip
three months. The $32,000 thus
raised is to be used in paying debts’
and installing water and electric
power, whereby the cost of reduc-
tion will be decreased. The resolu-
tion will be ratified at another
‘ing on April 18.

FOR SALE—
A prominent business corner at a bargal
A five-roomed furnished house on Butte St. $150
A four-coomed house on 3 Davis St., S22:

A five-roomed house Il modern convenlences
with two Io! ots high eu ‘cultivated, house finely
furnished, less tl

A sixroomed house and’ barn, with Jot partly
Tie furniture and good-will of a 17-roomed lodg-
house,
twa tees at round adjoining townsite to the
south, $500 ea
Houses for rent.
E, N, OUIMETTE & CO.,

Nelson, B. C.
WE tare Ae BK i... Vancouver, B. C

Real Estate... -Ansurance.... Mining Breker
Bank of ‘Montreal Boece Buliting,

Mins Marcutt’s Last Lecture.

Miss Murcutt, of the W. C. T.
U., will lecture this evening at a
mothers’ meeting at the Presbyter-
ian church. Last evening she Iec-
tured on ‘Australia, its natives and
customs” to a large audience, with
magic tantern views. Miss Mur-
cutt leaves for Nelson in the morne
ing. ~ Admission tonight is’ 10
cents,

of engine and boiler fittings found:

"|S. land office will be located on the

pany, near the old C.
P.. R. depot, has been robbed of
$125 worth of brass valves and rub-
ber buffers.

NEW DRUG STORE.

—_THE—

ROSSLAND DRUG
«COMPANY...

NEXT TO OLD CITY HALL, COLUMBIA AVENUE.

New and Complete Stock of Drugs,

and Patent Medicines.

Prescriptions Carefully Gompounded.

Robert E. Strong, Manager.

A heavy blast on Mr. McBride’s
lots on Monte Cristo ‘street yester-
day afternoon sent a shower of
rocks flying in all directions and
Caused a small panic.

_At is said that Larry Donahoe has
been offered the position of mana-
ger of the Texuda mine in southern
Arizona, Mr. Donahoe is well
koown in mining circles here.

James Wize is building a“ two-
story house at Cliff street and Co-
Jlumbia avenue for William Stilwell,
who will bring his family from Los
Angeles when it is sompleted.

‘Artistic Job Printing of every de-
scription at this office.

Fine Bottled Goods.
Physicians recommend most
highly Schlitz’s extract of malt.
Sold by the bottle at the Interna-
tional family liquor store. Import-
ed‘white wines, clarets and Burgun-
dies by the bottle, basket or case at
moderate prices, tf

Notice.

On and after April 2 the N. & F,

corner of Washington street and
Third avenue, near Red Mountain
depot. - Begrezt

New Drug Store
The Rossland Drug company is

avenue, next to the old city hall
building. We have a complexe line
of pure fresh drugs, toilet articles
and druggists sundries, Prescrip-
tions carefully compounded.

now doing business on Columbia |,

Straight Cut
Cigarettes.

MANUFACTURED BY

'B. Houde & Company, Quebec

[Ses

Are Better than the Best.

‘WHOLESALE AT

Crow & Morris, Rossland. }

a <7 |

“te R. E. Strone, Mgr.

22 Columbia Aveuue,
Rossland, B. ©.

PLL ILI I OL LAL LOLS Cael

Katie D. Green G. M.
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

7 1-2 Cents per Share,

and can be had on application to

GEORGE H. GREEN,
Sec-Treasuref-

7 ‘ wf
pln fe

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

——===
voL. 6. NO. 44-

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1900

PRICE 5 CENTS

RISE.and MUST-GET-UP Alarm Ci

Alarm Clocks!

We have Just _recelved three cases of SUN

They are the Best made, and we guarantee every one.

J. W. SPRING,

Next to Postoffice. The Leading Watchmaker and deweler

locks:

Recosins
pro Antiseptic Tooth Powder, It
leaves a sweet, feel
the mouth. “All the stan
can Engliah ‘and. re
| Darations in stock

: We::
end

ee ity

Arent
th Pre-

Wa

from ‘some of the leading: firms in

all through.

The Busy Store at the Busy Corner.

ave just received a nobby line of BOOTS and SHOES

Canada. They include. all: the. Newest Shapes in Black and
Tans, ranging in. price from $3.50 up, andJided: with ‘‘chrome”
This ‘dew kind kind of lining i is strictl:

M. J..O°7HEAR

+s THE CLOTHIER.”

the U. S., and in -

yaterproof, —

N,

Card

EWERT BROS

JEWELERS

ENGRAVERS.

&

€ eww >

FINE WATCH REPAIRING.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
TIME-PIECE INSPECTORS.

VOTE BY BALLOT.

Minors Deciding on Managers’ Contract
Proposition.

MEDIATORS RECOMMEND IT

Many Concessions Made to Save Miners From
Risk of Loss Through Several Causas— No
Disorimination for or Against Union Men to
Prevatli >

arrived at by the mass meeting of
the miners’ union last evening, ‘the
members are today voting by ballot
on the: question of accepting or re-

.| jecting-the- proposition of the, man-

agers for the re-opening of the Le
Roi, War. Eagle and Centre Star

'|‘mineson; the contract system -of.

s will be open_at the,
f "ill 8 o'clock.
this evening,’ the vote being by

e. shifts
will have an opportunity to vote.

The managers’ proposition is ‘as
follows: 3

“That the. companies i are prepared |:
to open up their mines under‘ the
contract system to their full capacity,
as rapidly as circumstances Swill
permit. +

“The contract system, putting

it generally, provides that the con-

i Ppae ies. oe

“The two simplest systems will
be adopted’ viz., (a) contract by
lineal foot of hole drilled and (b)
contract by pens foot of completed
working.

“In stopes, the method of hole
measurement has been selected, be-
cause of its extreme simplicity—-
contractors not being obliged to
take any chances on the breaking
qualities of the ground, or the pow-
der required, the cost of mucking or
loss of time from smoke.

“Blasting will be done, except
where otherwise arranged, between
the hours of 1 and 7 a. m., so that
the probability of loss of time will

Ferguson, and Vancouver.
——

P. BURNS & CO.

WHOLESALE MARKETS

Rossland, Nelson, Sandon, Revelstoke, Greenwood,
Grand Forks, and Vancouver.
RETAIL MARKETS
Rossland, Trail, Nelson, Ymir, Kaslo, Sandon, New
Denver, Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks,
Greenwood, Pheenix, Midway, Camp McKinney, Revelstoke

William Donald, Mgr., Rossland Branch.

QUICK WORK

short notice. Ore contracts taken.
We pay damage done to anything we handle.
able rates, no fire risk. We

; house, or ship any class of goods.

WE SELL GOOD, DRY, SEASONED WOO

Does a ~ id. Transter business, Bageage
| Will gall at ane pace ‘or th city. Meet all trains.

Oltice: Washington 8t., opposite Bank of Montreal.

oi alt nine, machinery elivered on
e iggat and Beans ron banaion, Pianos and Safes anfely moved,

act asshippers’ agents. ‘Will clear, transfer, ware-

Tel. No. 8

JLW. Barth line, Mgr.

Don’t Burn Oil

They reduce insuranc:
ergive your —
home or business place a erighter

appearan
many ane you money in

"NE sean trouble an

its expensive and dangerous, to say

be reduced to a minii

In accordance with the decision

printed ballot paper, so thattall’mén | :
| now at work.on any of th

pay for. call the work done, ata Price |.

jn. and And determings.by: in spotth:|.

ca BREPUDIATE RYDER.

ox Liberals Say Harsh Things of
Martin's Latest Acquisition.
(Special to the Record.)

ictoria, B. C., April 5—The
yeral delegation from Comox for
Vagcourver, while in Nanaimo, were
infogmed of the appointment of
@eras finance minister, They
astonished and said that he
@not'even been elected Liberal
rate and, ifhe ran in Comox,
not save his deposit; in fact,
letely repudiated him. Ryder
‘one to Comox, Yates carry-
his work here.

MINOR MENT!

“Keep of Fort Steele arrived
-.Davis of Quebec is in the

D..Lalonde has returned from
$c trip to Spokane.

ens county, -Washington, in-
0-build a wagon road from
Haport to the boundary to con-
Mith one which will be built
e: Velvet mine down the west
gf Sophic mountain by the

Bubbles With Joy Over the
Queen’s Arrival.

ONS ARE FORGOTTEN
ade aes

Enthusiastio Women Shower. Kisses on the
Once Hated Tommy Atkins—Not a Dis-
cordant Note Is Heard and Not a Sign of
Disorder.

By. Associated Press.

Dublin, April 5. —Queen Victoria
yesterday was received with an
enthusiasm. exceeding that which
marked her ‘recent’ appearance in
London, and which well nigh eclip-
sed the vaunted glories of the
jubilee. The lord lieutenant has
been taken at‘ his word, and the
whole country has risen superior to
political prejudices. No single
circumstance marred the royal.entry
into Ireland’s capital. In fact, the

“As to having all d
contracts measured by the ‘lineal
foot driven, instead of by the length
of holes drilled, itis understood that
most of this work will be let by the
lineal foot. It would not be ‘satis-
factory to contractors or the
companies to be confined to this
method of measuring the quantity
of work done, The method select-

d for any contract will’ vary with
the mine, and the existing condi-
tions, and is a matter of free arran-
gement with individual contractors.

«When through fault of the com-
panies contractors find themselves
obliged to do work not properly in-
cluded in their contract, the time
spent in doing such work, in excess
of one hour, will be paidfor at the
standard scale of wages. When, by
special agreement, contractors
assume the chances of such occas-
ional extra work, the price agreed
upon will be made to cover it.

“The companies will furnish all
explosives to contractors at cost
from distributing stations, or they
will furnish this material free of
charge when agreed upon between
them and the contractors in any
particular work,

“The will furnish all

i You will find
Siar rimbre plasant and much

Use Electric Lights

machine drills, tools and implements

charge to contractors, andno charge
will be made to contractors for dril-

Estimates furnished for Wiring and Lighting,
Electric Power supplied for Mining o
it is much cheaper than steam.

o7,
t27"In case of trouble te. wih Tights, telephone Nos 6 7. vie.

Rossland Water and

‘Steam Fixtures carried in stock.
nd Manufacturing purposes.

Motors for sale or rent.
between 8a.m., and 6 p.m.

‘Light Go,

ling hines broken while at work.

(Continued on Fourth page.)

necessary for the work free of

“The companies will arrange, as
far as practicable to have all holes in
stopes blasted between the hours of
1and7a.m., and they will also

most op loyalists expressed
themselves surprised at the warmth
of the greeting.

The extent of Dublin’ orderliness
can be guaged from the. fact that
the police made no arrests coring
the entire day, and, although about
one million persons crowded the
narrow. streets, only a couple of
accidents occurred. Until midnight
the crowds surged through the
thoroughfares watching the illumi-
nations. But by 3. a. m.- Dublin
was as quiet as any country town,
Along the march from Kingstown to
the vice regal.lodge stretched 7,000
troops, chiefly militia, These had
little to do and, instead of creating
the hostility that the military some-
times creates, they were at various
points the: subjects of wholesale
kissing and hugging by the women,
who, after catching a glimpse of the
royal procession, could find no bet-
ter way to express their enthusiasm
and excitement.

Nine-tenths of those in Dublin
yesterday had never seen the queen
before, and they characteristically
expressed themselves upon her ap-
pearance as, ‘‘my, but she’s grand.”
When she passed, all bared their
heads. Onevery side it was ad-
mitted to be a great day for Ireland,
the loyalists saying under their
breath: ‘‘Pity it did not come soon-
er,” and the nationalists partaking
sufficiently of the prevailing
enthusiasm to subordinate political
considerations, which officially and
by the queen’s own declarations,
had no partin the greatest day in

A MISSING PAXYMASTER.

The Virago in Search for Him—Albernt

Liberals for Martin.

Special to the Record.

Victoria, B. C., April 5.—Great
concern is felt here over the dis-
appearance of Clarke, assistant
paymaster of the Leander, who has
been acting as private secretary to
Capt. Fagan. His accounts are
perfectly straight.
Although the Virago left Van-
couver yesterday, she is not back to
Esquimalt and the theory now is
she is fin the pursuit of the whaler
Jeanette, which left hers Monday
and. on which Clarke may be shang-
haied.
‘The Alberni Liberals have decided
for party lines and Martin.

URGED TO ATTACK CHILE.

Argentina Wants Pera and Bollyia to
Make War on fcr. th

“By Associated Press.
Lima, Peru, April 5.— Recent

BRUSSELS

Rill the Prince,

BELGIAN BAD SHOT

How the Half-Orazy Boy Prepared to

1S INDIGNANT

An Unknown Porson Stirred Him Up With
Anarchy and Liquor—A Bystander Struck
Him Whon He Fired the Shot, With His
Ohesp Pistol.

By Associated Press.

Brussels, April 5.—The attempted

eatres last evening.

and

of;

assassination of the Prince of Wales
was the sole topic of conversation
on the streets and in the cafes and

Everywhere

dispatches from Chile say that con-
siderable alarm exists in official cir-
cles there regarding the relations
between Peru, Bolivia and Chile,
and that it is believed Argentina is
urging on Peru and Bolivia to at-
tack Chile.

A FUTILE SORTIE

Mafeking Garrison and: Plumer’s Cay-
alry Both Repuised.”

BOERS WERE TOO STRONG

Vain Effort to Break the Ring of the Bosie-
gers—Cloments’ Army Advances From
Petrusberg and is Only « Day's Maroh
From Bloemfontein.

By Associated Press,
London, April 5, 1:15 p. m.—A
special dispatch from Lorenzo Mar-
ques says sharp fighting occurred
April:2 in the neighborhood of
Mafeking. The garrison made a
sortie, while Colonel Plumer's caval-
ry attacked the Boers at Ramathl-
abama. Both attzcks were repuls-
ed.

wi

Clements Near Bloemfontein.
- London, April 4.—The Bloem-
fontein correspondent of the Daily
Mail, telegraphing Tuesday, says:
“Gen. Clements’ force traversed
Petrusberg Sunday morning and is
now encamped a day’s march from
here.”

A BREMARKABLE CONTRAST.
ee
‘The Taunder:r Compares irish Loya:=
ty With Antl-Gritieh Vaporings.
By Associated Presa.
London, April 5.—The Times,
commenting editorially upon the re- | A
ception her majesty has met with
in Ireland, says: ‘‘The hearty and

three, frances.

had

of the train. -

were as follows:
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universally expressed.
that, when the crowd rushed at
Sipido, he received a blow in. the
face from some one’s fist, which
drew blood. One version of Sipido’s
statement is that he declared that
he committed the act because. he
was an anarchist and that he did
not allude to South Africa.
believed that the chamber of depu-
ties and the senate would today
adopt resolutions expressing indig-
nation and reprobation of the at-
tempt upon the prince's life.
“Investigation

The Patriot says:

proves premeditation.
gation. of the prisoner lasted four
hours, and it showed that he was
Linstigated by “an’ unknown person,
who persuaded him to buy a pistol
on Sunday in the old market’ for
Accompanied: by
this person, he went on Tuesday to
a meeting .in the Flemish theatre,
and then to the Maison du Peuple,
where they had drinks.
went toa wine shop where Sipido

rote a letter,

obtained

regret and deep indignation was
ion at the ~
failure of the criminal attempt was

It is stated

I

t was

The interro-

Then they

saying he

employment.

He then went to the railway sta-

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tion and asked the hour of arrival
Later he entered a
neighboring cafe and loaded the
gun.

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generous welcome, urbroken by
any disturbant voices, which the
queen has received in Dublin, stands
out all the more conspicuously, in
view of the dastardly attempt upon
the life of the Prince of Wales.
The Irish people will rejoice that
political passion does not take the
form of continental anarchism, In
their hearts they will be glad to
know that the evil traditions of
former days have gradually died

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«While

of Great Britain are being spread
broadcast over the continent, it
would, perhaps, be prudent and dig-
nified for thosc in the highest places
in the state to refrain from putting
themselves in the way of insult or
something worse.”

These sentiments of the Times
represent pretty accurately the tone
of the editorials generally.

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