ROSSLAND RECORD.

BY EBER 0. SMITH.

PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY,

ALL COMMUNICATIONS to the Editor. must
‘be -eoompanied by the name and address
of the writer, uot necessarily tor “Publica
tion, but aa evidence of good faith.

BUBSORIPTION RATES,
Deity per week by carricr..
Daily per month by mail
Daily half Le by mail,
Daily per yea!
Daily per oad foreign.

Subscriptions invariably in advance.
Advertising rates will bomade known on ap:
plication

MONDAY, MAY 1, 1899.

Weekly Ore Shipments.
The following is the ore shipments for
the week ending April 28:
To Trail.
War Eagle...
TO NORTHPORT SMELTER.
Le Roi.

Total ..

No one, of course, can uphold violence
and bloodshed in the settlement of- the
trouble between capital and labor in the
Coeur d’Alenes any more than any-
where else. War, or under the criminal
law ofthe landare the approved methods
of shedding blood and destroying prop
erty. Everyone must confess that the
ordinary working man stands ® ver}
poor show as against capital, and partic-
ularly in the United States where there
are such great combinations of wealth
“Right or wrong, sink or swim, survive
or perish, 7 time and circumstances have
created. conditions in the Coeur d’Alenes
which all the ‘wealth i in the world can-
not-and:will not change, and so long ar
the ‘demands of labor in that section are
within the bounds of reason they will
be obeyed while there is powder to burn

,*

The Recon Saturday, in referring to
: the-trouble at the Bunker Hill and Sul-
i van, whenwe said it was not a battle of
; the atrong’against” the weak, but a bat-
itle of giants, made no reference to,
° Mr. ‘Giant Powder, who was at that mo-|
ment playing an important ‘part at
Wardner. It is now fairto presume
that he will have much todo with the.
final settlement of the difficulty. Rocke-
feller, with all hig. millions, will never
be. able to. operate the Bunker Hill and.
Sullivan mine with scab miners.
*

-,Ifhe,should cloge the mine for twenty
years, the children of the “Burke Irish,”

. who are ‘born with the union label upon |
‘ them, will then de there with all the de-
termination oftheir fathers. If they
want to:work the Coeurd’Alene mines|
with non-union men they will have to
come.up the other way, starting in|

‘ somewhere near Hong Kong. Anyone
* who thinks otherwise makes a misteke,

” for they do not know the Burke Irish.
. tye

*

‘When the miners on the. Bunker Hill
and Sullivan struck the fact was tele-
grephed | the goverenor af Idaho, who

ing a of the
trouble, The manager of the mine ans;
wered that his.compsny had nothing to,
“arbitrate. Wonder if they would be
willing to arbitrate the damage done ta
their property.

*

The theory has been advanced thal
the Standard Oil Company, which owns
the Bunker Hill and Sullivan, likes ‘to
have those labor troublesin the Coeur
d’Alenes, because it: depreciates the val;
ue of property in that section that that
company wants to buy. If thatis true
there is little less wrong in their meth-
ods ot destroying values to that of the
etriking miners, save that the latter

. sometimes carries ¢ death with it.
*

*

This is not santa’ as any kind of jas-
tification for the action of the strikers in
plowing up. the mill of the Bunker Hill
and Sullivan, but the owners of that
“property and. with their money have de-
stroyed the Dusinese and the values of
the preperty of others a million times
more than the damage thathas beer

~ done-their. property. But their meth-

ALL SIZES.

IN CHOOSING A

_ Refrigerator,

Till you see our gigantic stock —Just Arrived
ONE CAR LOAD OF MVMODEL Refrigerators.

~ ALL PRICES.

A Big Stock of |
‘Screen Doors
And Adjutatie SCLEEN- Windows.

Examine Our Stock.

BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES .
~wICE CREAM FREEZERS

—o—

Compare Our Prices,

HARDWARE

on the same kind of businessas theirs

benefit, through theinffuence of their
money and the money of other trusts.
,*

the rich in securing legiclation‘or hav-

the polls.

vividly before our eyes, At the last:sea-

THE BIG STORE
AGNTER BROS.

is legalized by lawe—laws made for *Seir:

The laboring people are no match for.

ing enforced lawa which are pafsed for,
the purpose of securing their votes. at,
_ An. illustration is just > now;

sion of the provincial legislature there;
was passed a law prohibiting working,

DEPARTMENT.

“JUST FOR FUN.

He wore 2 No. 9;
‘And she'a’No.3 ;
*Tis said they wined and dined.
And went upon a spree,
. And that the same ehoe ~
Fit them: both. ~-
aye

yas
Twelve little mice used to play
‘Around a cottage night and day, ©
‘| The trap caught eleven, and strange to
say, :
‘The reat got suspicious and ran away.
ey

In the tel account of the

men more than eight hours
It is not being enforced, because. the

their benefit there iano qneation but

objections that might come from ‘the la--
boring classes.

*
What are the paort working people to
do? Are they to be forced to play at)
the game of life and be whipsawed on:
every turn out ofthe box? 1t seems so,
but not with the Burke Irieh.
———
The Rossland Miner ie making itself
very absurd by its.

mine owners object. If it was a law for,

it would be enforced regardiess of the:

Kirksville tornado the following ap-

eared: ‘‘Hunter Lowe, a farmer and

his wife, were overtaken. by the cyclone

in » buggy halfa mile from their house.”
*,*

It is rumored that Fire Chief Guthrie:
has insisted that Chief of Police Ingram
arrest the -iman who asked an unarmed
fireman if the new. fire horses-were « se-
lected because they had blazed fuces.

ST. LOUIS. WILL CELEBRATE.
Plans for a Great ines Falr to.Be Held
1903, -

JEEFERSON pail Mo., May 1—A res-
olution. has been passed by both |

to contemporary. newspapers as: being
the purchased supporters of the OC. PLR.

of the g for
the iasuance of-Londs: to the amount. of
$5,000, 000 by thé vity of St. Louis; also

Not content with this, it that

a & vote on acon-

the ©. P-R: has p d the whole
railway committeo of the House of Com-
mons. Wedo not think that the. Min-
er’s estit of Canadi

tives is correct.—Coloniat.

C. M. Weller, Rossland’s pioneer san-
itary plumber, has the best equipped

lumbing establishment in the city and
is prepared todo all kinds of plumbing
steam-fitting, etc., anywhere, for: any.
body at any time, 1-19-tf

the
atate to appropriate $1,000,000 for an ex-

hibit at the world’s fair to be held in.St.
Louis in 1903, to the one

RowsLAND HV ENING Bicbin, MAY. 1, 1889.%

Le Roi-

Beer

STILL LEADS
THE WAY... >

We reach the hearts of the
coreumers through: their stom:
achs by giving them the PURE
HEALTHFUL, . PLEASING
BEVERAGE DRINK. THE

Le Roi
Gould Seat

_ LAGER BEER.

Call for. and see that you
get it. It is the most Health-.
ful and Appetising Beer
brewed.

JA. Macboxarn, 3.8. Chune,
+S Chute, Ja,

Macdonald & Clute
Barristers, Solicitors and x
Solicltora for Bank of British North

MuBuioe Burnie, Rossi,

olaries,
America
le

“Mining and
a Brokers

Di "stock
Topp
tion by competent engineer.

+ Dealers In
—————

Real Estate

MONEY Loaned at
LOW Rates of Interest,

H OFFMAN

WASHINGTON STREED:
ROSSLAND, B.C...

HARRY MCINTOSH,
Merchants’ Lunch.
25c.

From 12 noon to. 2:30.p m
BUNDAY

Chicken Dinner

A SPECIALTY.

wA First Class Bar...

PROPR,

Miners Checks
€eCashed.

Free of Charge.

RAILROAD TIME “CHECKS *

+ CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED,,

Cable Address, Morse,” P nid,
Codes, Clough’s and Bedford MeNeil's

Time Card, of Tiains,

-SPOKANE,

ral Was
mat Fro'eht, West.
*Koeal Freight, Enat

*Daily, except Sunday; all others doily,

this. up-to-date hostelry

RUROPEAN
PLAN...

ty ve cligantly furn-

rete bee heated rooms.

Toilets aad ‘bathe with hot and

): Cold water.on every floor. Spa-
civus Sample roome.

MRS, MF. Allan: PRO.

GINNING January 1, 1899 @

will.be conducted strictly on ©

J. Ww. ‘HILL, Geueral Agent,

Spokane, Washington,

A.D. Chariton; A. S. Pp.
ae Oreron.

“AND SOO LINE
OCEAN :TO OGEAN ROUTE East
‘ AND WEST.

3000 Miles? Comfort

‘Through first class s\ lepers on at trayns. Tod

rist, cars pass t through Kevelstu! &
ul nya, for ‘Snteent and Botoa.

Tueslays and Saturdays, (or ‘Toro

nd one~ uartee ‘Hours the faster routale

wwe eon Kossla

Neguatome diiiculties with begsase.

Daily Train.

18 20k-Lv.—ROSSLAND.—arr.—28 05k
Makes connection West Robson f
and from the north and inain line,
{6 and from Nelson, Kaslo, Sandon #
other Slocan prints.

a

For Rutes, Tickets and Full Informs
on-Call- on or Address Nearest Loc

——CARRIES “-A——

BIG. STOCK

purchase. 7. of the L i

Held. as Prisoners.

New York, April 30.—A dispatch to
the Herald from Manila: says: Phe i in-
surgents at Baler state that they have
the missing men of-the Yorktown and
are holding thei as prisoners.

SESSOIOSSIO®

GSSSSHSSSSSS

a .. Consult
PROF.

HARVEY

About Those

PAINFUL vy EYES

Vision restored. Sefects: “corrected
and glasses fitted a!

ods of ruining those who seek to carry

i
ar

——
UNTIL MAY 10TH,

Jd. UW SPRING’S

OF
FURNITURE
STOVES ;
CROCKERY
GLASSWARE
CARPETS
PARLOR SETS

paid.

S.. GLAZAN.
FIRST AVENUE First Store East
SPOKANE ST.

S. GLAZAN

ELECTRIC Light Globes.

WANTED—Second Hand Houeehoid
goods for which the highest price will bo

Agent, or’

‘A, B..Mackenzie, City Tht 4 - fest
P. G. Denxtson, Agent. Van
ANDERSON, Kr.
, A., Nelson.

J. Covie,
bP ‘ Vane't

Noricl TICE.

The Columbia an nd Wester
the Parliament of Ce
rf

war. 10.

A, G. CREELMAN
P. 0. BOX 315.

Creelman & Beall

CONTRACTORS
BUIDERS.

i furnistied on all
ae imate ine prompHly attended (

Rossland BC

kinds of

of 0.

FICK AND sil0P:

Subscribe

—FOR THE—

“ran |
er

Record.

Conmmereial cou court, | ‘rear

MAS22# *! & DEACOS,

BARRISTERS £80 END SOLICI

Rossland, and, B. C.
Avennts

Miner Building, Columbia

McCrae & Co

TORS: J

TE PE

si, Hight In Rossland: But, Too
Warm for Frisco...
wpHe SPIDER AND THE FLY”
All Right for Rossiand But Too Bum
for A Little Montana
Town. |.

Jt appears that the people fn other
eections of the country, are;not so gener-
ous to the traveling © show people as
kossland ig. "The Spider and Fly was
roasted in Spokane and came to Rogs-
land and played tc to: gdotl: honses,.. They
then turned up in Magoula when the lo-
cal vant gives
job lot
d the makeup of the Spider ind
produced by a number. of ‘dizzy
performers lost night, not 3 redeemable
feature, with the exception, possibly;
the acrobats, ing -noticgable....- Therg,
js not a soloist ia ‘the conipany. ‘and ‘even
those who’weftt to Bee: shapely linit wand)
symmetrical extremities wore surely dis+
igPlatee caduverons
high.

the top shelf, for sur
them, The outit Has ? "the
ofa concern “thht sat one
have beén gor 21
the time was where t
runneth not. ay 5
“Spider and Fly” should’gatlier- itse i
jntoa web and allow the web to collapec4

able broom.?
Is" “Rossland! ‘ode nA
liberal "tHan ‘that “of “Sa!
Pash the thougbt! ;
to those who have witaeszed the pérfor-
mances at thie Golden Gate.’?:
“Li

male population ah

weeks with “hBrs, }4migdle

dances” without-hindrance..Her troupe |
then drifted.to.8an Francisco. and here
isan item which sppeared in the Cal!
about her and her troupe.

“An Indecent Exhibition—Sis. Theat:
tical People Taken ~ to Jail -After the
Show. ‘Little’ Egypt,’.-Lillie Fatina,
Mariana .Nanso,. Michael. Travers, John
Jess and:Aychee, Barteny, performers in
a Market streat theatre; were arrested
after the show last evening and taken to
the city prison, where | the: gre, charged
with havi rf
tae on the Might of April 10,
ola and Ty rrel_witneseed
the wtleged ees and immediatel pros
cured warranty, Which they serve
night. All were released on bail.”

DON'T SUIT THE. BANKER.

Then It‘Ought,

=<) Ridge;:A)a,fell.-sick-with--senrvy.. :and
soon became unable totravel. Goodwin

Ata meeting held.by: the-the -;counesl
of the Canadian Bankera Assoc jation in
Montr recently,:. the question _ ag to
theestablishnient of aamint in_ Canada
for the coinage of gold’ was - discussed,
and it was regolved that the council dis-
appreve of the proposition forthe follow:
ingreasons: — ~

1 Firet— joratir

‘epatee to go to the

2. Work coinmenced*: Baturday.- evening

(i HTS AS SCOURCED

re) SEIZED BY A PLAGUE OF SCURVY

were, d-aaidels
Grand Lodge, which
maects in Seattle May 6,

?It will be in seasion four days, A’ oue
and one fifth railroad fare has been giv-
en ‘oall delegates and members who
Wish to visit the’ meeting,

John Cort, grand president of the ore
der of Eagles, is in the city and attended
the meeting last night.

IRON. MASK- CENTRE STAR.

CRESCENT |

DRY GOODS COMPANY, LIMITED LY.

Waldemar Lingren on the Witness Box To-
Day. .
There were only obout 50 spectators at
the tricl of the Iron. Mask Centre Star
vase at the morning scasion.
, Waldemar Lingren, a member ,of the
United’States geological survey was on
the witness stand undergoing a techni-
cal examination, covering pract’cally the
same ground gone over by Clarance
King.
He occupied the stand during the af-
ternoon session and it is thought it will
take all day tomorrow to complete his
testimony. Heia_a witness fur the
Centre Star.

in the bottom of the Centre Star winze
under the direction ol the court, super-
intended by J.’ D.; McDonald. ‘Three
shijfte‘are-employed in doing the work
with a machine drill and itis thought
the werk willbe’ complettd tomorrow.
~ The time of _adjourrnient | has_not been
qpitled upon ‘or the Jength. of ‘time for
wl hice it; is to be begranted.

aes of ‘Suffering on Cop-
sper River.

sixty Prospectors Return From Alas-
ka to Sezatle—F. CO, Good-
win’s Experience.

: gpxered May t. asiay prospectors
who arrived here today from Copper
River, Alaeka, on” the steamer ‘Alagka,
brought with them a_ repetition of ‘the|
tories of privation and death;‘and many
bore evidences on_ their bodies of the
ravages“of- scurvy. Sand frost. A man
named young hobbled off the steamer
on. the etumps.of two. legs, and Alexan-
der Powell bad but .one foot. F.C.
Goodwin of Oakland, Cal., whose legs
are black with scurvy and whose knees
were bruised by = contact: with i ice, tells
‘an intereating atory of his éXperiences,
which were similar to those of others.

‘AVhile camped: in the interior, his
partner, Wesley Scheidecker, of Grand

strapped bim ona sled and started _for

RIBBONS.

Be, 25c, 85c, 50c. and. 65c¢

_ Plain and. Fane: past Ribbons

We have the Ribpons that make

the: most stylish Crush Belts, -

Ties, Scarfs, etc. We are dis-
playing a line of Fancy Ribbons
that needs no urging to find quick
. buyers at our Ribbon Couster.

Per Yard.

, 86c, 50c and 65c per-yard.

BLOUSE

SHIRE
DAlsts

Supposing the weather is cold
and Spring lingers inthe lap of
Winter, don’t put off the buying
of your Spring and Summer Waists.
and Blouses. Early choosiag is
the best.

AND

New Bells, Belting,
_~ Bell-buckies

The New “Calla” Belt

ake Latest Summer-fashion

rE The Herabol Belts

Are new attractive and Popular priged at
ic, 50c, Ge,

velvet ieits”

Mis Sepiee oe vsseeee 250; 360, 50e, 65¢ and: 65e,
THE ae BELTING AND BUCKLES

are interesting : ‘because they are
~ new, and NE’ iy YORK'S Latent.
We.eell them at popular prices. .

75c and $1.00.

25, 33, 50
65, 75, $I.

Ladies’ Shirt Walsts

Ladies’ Fine Shirt Waista made of French
Scotch Ginghams, Madras Cloth, Lawn Pe
Chambray Piques, Sateens, etc., in neat #
Checks, Plaids, solid colors and. polka, dots. Sized
froin 82 to 42 at 7c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.76, $2.00,
$2.50, $3.00 and $8.60 each.

Boys’ Shirt Waists
‘With Frilled Collars and Cnffs; others with, See

Collars and Knot to natch ; others plain at 76, 8bc,
$1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 each.

Pique
Ladies’ Linen Skirts, Spanish flounce.or. plain,

Beate
ly trimmed at. #2.)

wpockel Books
urses and...

ooo COPE CASES:

Hadies American Crash Skirt

Tediee’ Plane; Skirts, Spanish ‘dunes lstest ont

oa

Ladies’ Pique Skirts with row ot malin,
pretty skirt at.

The New Wash G00ds.

CLUDING THE POPULAR PIQUES, SCOTCH GINGHAMS, ‘MADRAS.
AND. ZEPHYRS, DOTTED SWISSES, MULLS, BRODERIES, ETC.

WE HAVE A FULL LINE

OF THE LATEST WASH MATERIALS. IN--

diptoat ~yfter fonr-daya they” ‘arrived
pat the: mouth, of Chitna. river, but bis
Partner.was {frozen stiff: to the sled. {He
‘baried him-in~the -snow- - Continuing
‘his-journey, he.,came across & tent in
which were two men sick with acurvy,
Dixon Hutton of Memphis, Tenn., and
7. B.. Rawlings of Little Rock, Ark.

TH CRESCENT DRY GOODS 60

NEW. BRICK BLOGK, COLUMBIA AVENUE:

Another man happened slong at the

same | time and he’and ‘pat

of aint:
will result in logs eifhiér, to the miner or]
the government, according, as to the one
or the other is inade to:bear the expense
of coinage,

Second—Because a better:: market for
gold bullion | fs provided y the banks
than‘ean be ‘supplied:by a. te

Third—Because the intrinsic value of
the metal is not enhanced by its conver-
von into coin, bullion’-being preferable
{ir the purpose of- international ex-
change and’settlement. "

Fourth—Becauge: oxperience lias dem-
onstrated that paper is preferable to
gold coin asa circulation medium, and |

bullion mined in Canada wil bare be res) F

(sined in the country.

Fifth—Because the coinage “of gold
Fould introduce anelement.of : uncer-|
‘ainty and disturbance in the currency
fystem prejudicial to’ the.commercial | P
and industrial intereate of ‘the country.

EAGLES MEETING. «

Teleuates Selected. to Attend, _the Grand
Ledge In Seattle,

The Rossland lodge of Eagles held. its
Tegular semi-monthiy meeting at Sin-
ere’ Union hall last evening and initia-|
ted three new‘members with over 50'ap>

vicationa for membership;to be consid-
red

ga and Hutton on sleds and drag:
ged them to the coast.
Just-before the Excelsior left Valdez

Dr. J. F. McKenzie,
dence over O,, Hearn’s,
Toronto.

office and resi-
opposite Bank of
day of BM

a big slide wag reported on the glacier.
but ‘no particulars were learned. The
government expedition undor Captain
Abercrombie were, arranging. to. begin
‘thre construction ofa road into the inte-
rior when the Excelsior left. Relief
parties with provisions and anti-scorbu-
tics have heen senf to the interior.

———_
" FOOTBALE AT’ NELSON,

“Father. Pat ry ganized a foot-
boll team of 15 members, : arholeave here
Friday evening to play -the Neleon the
team next Saturday. Father ‘Pat: says
that..each of his forwards ‘weigh 200

pounds and better, and asthe whole
team are good experienced players, he
does not expect the Nelsons to bein
_[Rugby rales will govern,

_
Fitzpatrick, the sanitary

F..
lumber, has removed his office. and
sop ‘to the corner of Columbia avenue
Washington street, under Cap
nee 's cigar store. ditt.

—_———
The Rossland Jaundry is doing good
ork at reasonable J prices “Try

tf

. 8B, Shaw, Past President, od Dan

| Staham & Son, N 2 0. Enact.

Fither ‘Pat Tew ic! s Toam Plays Next Satur-)-
day.

‘Le Roi

_JOHN F.

Braneees Columbia Ave.)

Unoray.

‘notice is hereby given. that will, on the
ay, 2 o'clock p. . $21l
big ghost »' des at tine ity pound, the following
ropert
y na

-One from gray pons,
“pated Rossland, April 20, Shop.

NOTICE. NOTICE.

siven thats ge
rs of the Mascot

ath
to the

8. FORTEATH. r the. of
saa tad ea winding

LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE. ____ ase

LINBURG, _ PROP.
Styheh Rigs for :ent

Piet class” Saddle and Pack
Horses.

“Phone Ni 8.
mimercial Alley, ‘Phone, No 89.

WIELGOX

28 SPOKANE STREET.
AELtO 89,

business ertain evetor
BELL,

naiet ayia ue 399.

RSL OR i

P. 0. BOX, 136, . +

T.

and a hot game |.-.

Vonans |

For the best HOME. MADE: ey ;
them. }and
bia:

ve. next door west of ctr Office?

we

RED
ing ADVE!

Athans

tries of all kinda. Colam-

GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT
108 BisnorsaaTE-8T., LoNDoN, E. C.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED and CO! ea
ARRA: NoeD for Orders.
re; an

pendence i vied.

196; Bisnorspate-sTaRET, LONDON, B.C.
ti for “Tae RoemaxoEa and ‘British Co-

Metropolitan
Opera Co.

THREE NIGHTS COMMENCING
MONDAY MAY'1.

i; | Monday Evening..
all) Tuesday Evening
10] Wednesday Evening...

W. HOWARD

Perr asi vette.
7. W. HOWARD, Will Rising
‘BIsHorsgaTE-STREET, LONDON.”

gtiie Dest i for ges
ieee before the Puti1,

Principals
“r, W. HOWARD,

PRICES; 50c, 76¢, $1.00
+ Beats on sale rt Roll’a Drag ¢'