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VOL 8, NO. 284.

JUNE

48.1809, ."°

PRIOE FIVE CENTS,

ye Watees, acs. ae ail

‘Next door to Post Office.
INS
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Pleads Not Guilty: and ‘Makes

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Worth Considering. -

That ourstock of Ready Made. Clo ‘thing, Gent’s Furnishings,
etc., is complete in each and every Nine.~

Mens’, Boy’s.and. Youth’s

Tweed and Serge suits. Outelde and Ineide of: overy a
guaranteed. Tgel ty. of bhadee and culors.in

King B and. ohn B. ‘Stetson

ave ever shown in Roeland,’
A fine stock of 2

Mens’, Boys’ and Youths’.

Shoes fies the best makers... A’ fow pair of Ladies’ shoos
to clear at COST. ea
=A large consignment of Trunks and Valives just.to hand.
The RUSH in our Ordered. ‘Clothing dopartinent convinces
us that we have the nobbiest ling of Imported ‘I'weeds, Scryes Wor-
teda, Overcoutings and Fancy 2 estings; inthe city. | ‘Workmun-
hip the very lateat, and ft: guaranteed and in order to. compete
with the:20-day sales and Ging. ont of ‘business,

4

Lig, Weill have:yo
{ average nan bu:
ance and fit.

106 WE8T COLUMBIA AVENUE. 5 ait Ea8sT COl AUMBIA ANENUE.

Statement—Other Polles
Court Matters.

In
. | torney A. HH. MacNeill,

complaint of simple assault Jagainat Ne

said to's representative:
“I would have pleaded guil
assault if L had. heen ‘pllowed to-

the helper. You go along without hi
Thad that morning given up: ye job
special policeman, which I was

in the ‘absence of.

70°DO. GRIEVOUS’ “BODILY. HARE

police court this morning At-
on. behalf of
Nick Tregear; asked leave to chango: the

KIDNAPPERS "IN CUSTODY.

_|faken to Naw York to Answer’ For Their

}:—George and Ad-

) Who7are accused of kid-
Marion: Clark, were brought to
from New City this forenoon

hin “frduy Tarrytown,
hedvbeen taken by
ly bout this. morn-
Kling. county ‘author-

‘The New. York nien,
lost nolinie getting their prisoners. out
of Reckland_county once thev “got. their
bands on.them. | ‘The easiest and quick-
e:t way was to cross the’ Hadson. river
and thie they did by sail boat from
yak. The delivery of the prisonera tu
the New York detectives waa dramatic,
xe was every other feature in the Kid-
napping. case. . It touk. .pluce in the
siddle of the might and. was followod
| by a wierd drive in> the darkness» over
1 ine, crosaing- the Hudson- by
* day and the: final delivery
of ihe prisoners at th--polive: headquar-
ters.in:thia city amid tnuch excitement:
Bella, Anderaou, or Crrrie Jones, was
taken to the -police headquarters soon
| aflerwards,. At Tarrytown the woman
broke down and stimulents had to be
givenher, but ber husband did -not
seems low spi led. Later the woman
id she was.giad she was going fo New

10 the: ‘st ggle would soon be over.

&

‘age of the ee ‘whose - burried: Bats -
6in-tho island of; Martinique ‘only
: ptores

and felt that I hed-been

T. R. MORROW,

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Mr. Tregear,’” continué
“go when'l met. hi

him-why be did not

promised me: any.
did, and he denied it

hard.” >
Mr. Tregear appeared ii ‘in court with

I
fracaf,

The: Clarendon Gale

FIRST. CLASS IN- EVERY RESPECT,

Open Day and Night,

derly and raising a disturbance
hiv own hopee. He was put under bonds
kesp the peace.
to leave town.

grancy and
box car ai

will do it.

Rooms for Banquets and. Dinner -Parties.

ided.

BH. HH. ‘Playford, Ve

ied.
2 AUDITOR a 5
2 ACCOUN’ TANI T ong nO eee
cent.
ozbie ts the season

No.1 Stone Block, Rossland

. O. BOX'598,
ine's Cotery

This Is Onlya Sovene

family re-
eat least 60 per

—__—
-BRIGHTON SPRING “MEETING.

Sallna Second.

o| Lamas third.
August Daily's Remains.

had promised: ng. He said ~he.-never
Tinsiated’* that. he
ain, and I~ loat
my temperand strack hiw, but not very:

bandage over his left eye, -bat apparent -
y in po other way any. the worse for the
Mr. Morrison on behalf Mr, Me-
Lean plead ‘not guilly to the new charge.

J. Fisher was up for being drank and

Join McDonald was
charged with Legging and:given a2 houra

George Wilson, whose case was seater
terday remanded until today, for va-

ed of making s fire in a
ing @ car of dynamite, was
given until 6o’clock this evening to
shake the duat of Rossland off his skoes.
with the strongest likelihood | that he

Mayor Goodere and Justice Townsend

/Shorehan Plate Won by Wigans’ Oon O'Ryan

SHE “\Loxpox, June 8.—At the first’ day’s|
racing ut the Brighton -Spring Meeting
today Mr. R. A. Wigs fis, Oom O’Ryan
woh the Shorehtm. plate, 103 suvever-
eigns, Ricbard Croker’s Salina second.

'| Merve, Mercier ‘and other officers. The
‘premier replied that-lie could »not make
any promises aud added that he intend-
ed:to keep General Senrlinden’ ia the
personal iilitary. government. In ans-
‘wer to additioaal enquiries, he made
further. vague and uneatisfactory re-
‘plies. - The- socialists and: revolutionista
generally are preparing for an enormous
popular demonstration in honor of Presi-
dent Loubet upon the occasion of his at-
tendance upon the Champs races Sun-
day. :

in
fe The Fight Fight Rumors.

New Youx,; ‘Jone 8.—The Journal.and
Advertiser says: Despite the fact that
Chief Devery threatened to interfere -in
the Fitssimmons-Jeffrics contest, Beis
on the regult of the baitle i

IRRNGE COMPROMISE

Canada’s Reasonable Attitude Seems .
to Help Matters slong.

THE ALASKA BOUNDARY QUESTION

England, Canada and the- United
‘States.Are to Come to an
Understanding.

Toxpos, June 8.—It is lea-med by the
Assovociated Press that* United - States
Ambazexdor Choate is hourly expecting

ington to 2 compromise’ arrangement of,.
the Aluekan question on ~ the lines of a
prospective aettlement, and for carrying
don,-- While yieiding in certain matters
effect an arrangement satis factory to the
United States. He haa been largely
helped by the ‘reasonable. attitude ‘as-—
aumed by Canada during the past week. ~
The Canadian high-commissioner, “Lord ’
Strathcona, the’secretary of state for the

Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain. and _
ihe Marquis.of | Salisbury are agreed on
the lines of the.compromise.

‘ays With Mr. -Martin,*
‘Walked 16 Miles in Eight Hours,

Jaiuen: M. Martin, M.P., was
undary country the Play. came_

, “of deputies. who ay.
ed upon’ M.-Dopuy, demanded a promp! 4
sf 1 faa

hi
him,“ ‘A‘lltle. later the friend: “aalke
‘How luag:were you on the road??? ‘gn
the :3f.. P.anawered, ‘About - eight:
hours.’? ..The: Recorp’s.. informant sug-.
eta-that two, milcs an. hour does not,
entitle a man to being called a great,
walker.

* New Court House Burned:
8x. Louis, Mo., June 8.—A special to”
the Republic from Dallas; Texas, says
Harrison county court houseat Mi all.
recontly finished, burned last night.
with contents. Tho loss waa $75,000
The adjoining property. also burned, '
swelling the loss to $100,000.

“Case of. Smallpox.

Quzpzc, June 8.—The steamer Lake’
Huron with her carge’” of sdoubhobors
will probably be detained at Grosse Isle”
for-three wooky. There is a case of:
smallpox on board, according to a dis-:
patch received Jast night from the cap-_
tain of the steamer by the Quebec agent
of the Elder Dempater line.

Condemnining , Joseph Tarte.
Be.vevi.te, Ont., June §.—The Bay
of Quints conference yesterday passed a

increase. Fitzsimmons atill rules peas

New York, June 8.—F. E. Loomis, au-
perintendent of the New York, Susque-
banna & Western railroad bas taken
charge aa supezintendeat of the coal
mining properties of the . Delaware,
Lackawanna & Weategn' road. He was
formerly superintendent of the Bloss-
burg-coal mines of the Tioga division of
the. Erie railroad.

+ Sultan Dangerously Ill.
! Lenpos; June 8.—A special

atrongly ing the ‘al-
leged remarke of Hon. Joseph Tarte in
the. house of commons, concerning the
methodiats on anti-
* Two to One on Fitz.

New. Yore, June 8.—Fitzsimmons
still rules a strong faverite over Jeffries.
‘So confident are the Auatralian’a admir-
ers that they offer 2 to1 freely on the
result and in some instances 2!¢ to 1 hag
been secured, -

Sentence Day at Nelson.

from. Vienua saya the Sultan of Turkey
is dangerously ill. Abdal Hamed II,
Sultaiof Turkey, was bern September
22, 1352, aud aucceeded to the throne on
August 81, 1376, on the deposition of his
older brother, Muerad V.

was day at the
Nelson assizes, and J.J. Henager got
six years imp:ieonment for attempted
ineeat, W. D. Brewster 15 months and
James Sinclair two years for theft,

Aguinaido Dictator. -

the comsent of the. autharitics at Wash- :

on the “discussion inthe hign commis- ~

it ia understood Gheate has bsen able to”.

Lonpon, Jane 8.—A special dispatch
Varden Won. from Manila today says it is reported
Loxpon, June 8.—Vardon wen the| there this morning that Aguinaldo has

i at h to- ved -the Filipino and pro-

Pants, June 8.—The remains of Aug-
ust Daly, who died suddenly yesterday
afternoon at the. Hotel Continental,
will be embalmed’ today ‘and sent to

Mt. art

London.

per bottle. remedies. You can i ress,
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tal Stout, Driggs,

‘Firat Avenue Near Epokane Street.
$6.00 Week

Firat class accomodation.
WEST COLUMBLA AVENUE.

Oldest Established House in Kootouey
WILLIAM R.
Undertaker.
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A

BEATTY

place at the Catholic :church in
then

goa Lobia
Deaths From Heat.

beat,

The funeral eervices will take
nton,
the body will be sent ts New York.

New Your, Sune 8.—Up to 11” o'clock |
today seven deaths wore reported from

total sesre of 210,
The Next Speaker.

“New ‘ork, June 8 :—Repreeentative
Jas. A. Sherman left here last night for
Dubuque, Iowa, to confer with Col. Dav-
id B. Henderson, who it ia claimed will
be speaker of the next house. ~

claimed himself dictator.
The Cricket Match.
‘Loxpoy, June 8.—At the cleze of ‘the
play today in the cricket match between
Cambridge University at Cambridge

men scored 397 rans for seven wickets,

and Australian. Eleven, the University -