Fusionists Gain Nebraska.
Linceln, Neb. Nov. 5—Sixty seven
out of 88 counties in the state give Sul
livan, fusionist, for supreme jrlge, 73,
$28; Post, republican, 66,768. ,

—--—
Kansas Repuriican.
Topeka, Kas. Nov. 6—Election re-
turns have been received at republican
headqnarters from 63 Kansas counties
eut of 105, and of 68 counties at popu-
liet headquarters.
The republicans elect nine out of 13
district judges, and the fusionists elect
four.

Shaw's Large Plurality.

Tes Moines, Iowa, Nov, 5.—The com-
plete unofticial returns of Tuesday's vote
are, for governor: Shaw, republican,
224,555; White, democrat, 193,567;
populist (middle of the road), 6590;
gold democrat, 5434; prohibition, 10,602:
total, 440,198; Shav’s plurality, 30,988.

Good brick $8 per thousand. came
bia Brewery. 1-2-3t
The Recon job office has a enc
and stitching machines and can do any
and all kinds of k omptly. neatly
and wili save you nev. 17.
Miners’ and dressing shoes at one-
third you pay eleewhere at Houghton &
Hannett’s,
A 42.50 shoe at $1.50 at Houghton &
Bannett’s.
Blankets, at selling out stores os at
Houghton and Bunnett, only
Go te Thomas .& Smith's 1168 Fay
rain, bntter, eggs, potatoes and a
inde of vegetables. .

P.O. RODIER
‘Tiusmith, Plumber and Roofer
—Always on Hand—

Tinware, Sheetiron, Stoves and Pipe

Head of Spokane St. Rossland.

Smith Curtis

BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC
. ETC, E

23g Columbia Ave. - -- Rossland, B.C,

Miners’ Livery. Stable
NELSON, B.C.

PACK AND SADDLE HORSES.
FEED AND SALE STABLE

McMillan & & Hamilton

WACLESALE

GROCERS

OF —
B. C..

Have a complete stock at Nakusp,
where orders will be received and
promptly filled.

Vanceuver,

Furs Wanted.

The Providence Fur Company, Provi-
dence, R. I., wante all kinds of raw fure,
eking, ‘winseng, seneca, &c., Prices tur
next eixty days are as follows:

Silver Fox. me 00 to $150.00
5.00 to. 25.00

i rppeesss
RasSsessess’

Price-lint on all other fers skins
furnished upon application, Full prices
ynaranteed, careful selection, courteons
rettinent, ant inastiass ro nittaacs
in all consignments.

Brick
CHEAP ....
Colville Brick and Lime Kilns

L. RUSCH, Prop, COLVILLE WARH

—, for Vi
WANTED fgtin’ ana Gistond: Suvilee®
richest pictures.

took, | Tremes
pommalaei r_ cent
mnt pala. OUTEET FREE.
ousisivfor outht and territory
OMPANY, Dept. 7. 306 Dest:
ae stechicaga,

The "hank Hanna|=

LIQUOR Co.

All kinds of Fancy
Drinks for [Family and
Table use. .

Imported and Domes-
tie Cigary, 2 6.

B.C.

|

business here.

* THE CRESCENT

Monster Closing OutSale

$10,000 New Fall Goods Just Received.

These Goods were ordered and shipped before we had concluded to close out of
We now offer them at. the Montreal Wholesa’e Price.

Silks, Velv
Dress Good

Domestics

ets, and Velveteens
8

Dress Trimmings and Ornaments

and: Linens

Ladies’ and Misses’ Garments .

at CoS

“
“s
ity

Carpets and Linoleums
Gents’ Furnishing Goods
Gents’ Clothing

Boots and Shoes

At Cost

Every Article in Our Store is a Bargain.

We are determined to clore out our stock as speedily as possib'e,

ye THE CRESCENT--

Several hundred pounds of

Fresh Roasted Coffees

Arriving weekly at our store
for the Rossland Trade.

Our Blend

Guatemala Costo Rico and Salva-
dor at 38c. per pound. Usually
sold for Mocha and Java at higher
prices.

Java Mocha

Costa Rivo and Guatemala Blend
at 40c. per pound. This is very
tine.

agen Mocha

“Old Government Java, the finest
in the market at 60c. per pound.,

You Will use our Coffees regularly if you
once try them.

HUNTER BROS

HONEY in Comb. ~
HONEY Strained.
HONEY in Jars.
SYRUP, Log Cabin.
SYRUP, Maple Sap.
SYRUP, Ginger.
SYRUP, Golden Drips.
SYRUP, New Orleans.
SYRUP, Crystal Dripe.

O. M. FOX & CO,

Columbia Ave. and Lincoln St.

Wants, For Sale. Kent, Lost Etc

Tencents a line for ine Arse insertion: and five
cents a

| JOUNM. Burke, Mining Broker, Columbia

GREGOR, Atkinson & Co, brokers and land
1, Occidental building.

FOR RENT. | -

CONTEACTORS. i
5.3 SERNPEREON, contractor and builder.

fon Rent: A furnished and

FOR SALE.

DRUGGIAT .
) BASER’S Drug 8t- 41 E. Columbia ave.

For Sate on Least—Two story frame panain

"

for rent in the Recorp block. =f
ing

16x00, =. ‘Lino In Street near Colum! ve.

se wer t
and boiler, ‘heed leee than one Baosth, in aie
t Red Star Stable. os
rou SaLe; A comple outft for s country news
paper; Washington eight eolumn hand press
Tply at this ollice.

DEAYAGE,

GUN AND LOCKSMITH.

i \ M; FSI88, alley, rear Hotel Allan.

RXPR: 3NMEN,
CHARLES Rates, ‘Tranefer and Express. Head-
quarters, Montans

HARDWABK,
JF: TRAVERE, haniware, Columbia ave. W.

Moving: If you have household goods to move
call s Ked Star eer wagon.

Dravaor: ‘The Star Transfer Company

handles all Minds of freight

HOTELS.

‘Tas leland: Coluambia nvenue,

Teaming: Mf you want delivering of teaming of
guy kind done call up the Hed Star Staples.
el

ompany to do

y Se responsible for all daimag cos.
Tux Ked Star Transfer Company meets all out-

going ott coming fines end ‘will call at

Sny part of she city for baggage or gers.
ay part of abe city for Passenger

+f AROSSLA ND Jnandry, oft

LAUNDBIER,
in ba‘ement near

Grand Union Hotel. Graham & son, pro-
re.

LUMBER “DALE
A. 8, KERRY & Co. lumber, ete., everything
+ in the buildiag line,

‘The Undersigned has several

Mining Property For
Sale

Promising Prospects For Sale

at Reasonable Figures.

Will Give Working Bonds

Located on the Salmon River, North Fork of the Salmon
and Porcupine Creek.

Also Properties in the vicinity of Rossland.

J. L. WILSON, Grand Union Hotel

‘Two Rooms 14 x
Eight Rooms on

Rooms Suitable for Hou sekeeping.
Times,

TO RENT

Having moved into our Fire Proof Building

The Record Three Storey Building

Is for rent in whole, or in. part.

42 on Ground Floor.
Second Floor.

Six Rooms on Third Floor.

Rent to Suit the

Apply at This Office, —sm.

, CAR
Two , SAR.
OF GOODS ON TRACK

GRANITEW ARE_»
At eer Prices of ‘TIN W ARE

Jessup Steel is the only steel
that will stand the hard rock,

SUPPLY CONSIANTLY ON HAND

‘Travers Hardware (io.

RED

very and

STAR

Transfer Co.

PHYSICIANK,
D¥- Edward Bowes, office over Post Omce.

LIVERY STABLES,

Honsns:Get your saiile aud pack norses as
e Red Star stables.

PLUMBERS.
IBSON & Wilcox. No 18 E Columbia
Gor ist, re

BUHINEDSS PERSONALS.

J0gs shop and look in Frasers, window 62: see
utiful perfume atomizers, 218th
os ‘the Euconn every night by carrier, for Ey
conts per week. Leave orders at the ot

BATHS.

®TENOGRAPHERS,

‘RS. Helen L. K St
IM aerate ignagrerber an Type

WATCHMAKER. -
SRURBANK, or loor west of Allan House,

railway; are
thing moved—from a trunk to a boiler,

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general ‘express, truck aud
business. We have the exclusive transfer privilege for the Columbia & Wester~
to unload and deliver all kinds of freight from cars; any

Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

J. W. AARTLINE. PROP.

PALACE STABLES ™*

SADDLE AND PACK HORSES,
DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.
WASU.NGTON AND RESERVE STS

J.W.LANE PROP. -

Rossland, B.C.

BaTunooms fitted up with tubs and marble
Daning, all kinds and styles. All work, per.
sonally atyended to. C.M. Weller, sani
plumber.

Record Job Office|:=

Has constantly on hand a supply of
For Sale Cards
For Rent Cards
To Lease Cards
No Credit Cards,
Furnished Room

Interests in ‘Trail Creek |
properties ® merit fur
development work.

Want fed,

ANGLO-AMERICAN MINING & IN-!
VESTMENT CO.
The Rookery.

Cards.

Assorted Colors. Attractive Design.

‘Record Job Office

For Sale.

PERSONALS
Professor Dreytous gives private lee-
ya U-16tf

lr roo ant the, Romla d_ EVRNIxG Recon 1
Spokane go to E. M. Shaw of J. W. Graham. ar

BESTAURANTS, -

SECRET SOCIETIES
Boxe Monae fet a 'weecnis TA
nday ‘ni in “Masonic
‘Visitin ¢ brethren ait invited to attend.
Sanu Kirkup, N-G. John yeas my ae ‘e
RINTHIAN Lodge Ni
meee on the evenin ‘Of the frst Thursday
@fesch month at Masonic tall, hareiey

Ristin Dighhren ere cordisuy 1
£7 mare « rey Dae? a hao to at-

ANOTHER valuable discovery: ue Vendonell
in town to dine.

reetenrene i is) the best p!
Tas a yen me re rontaurant t jeads, serving “ne
and p

ices reason:
nosis Tunden a ranta at the Vengome.

C. A. Clarke,

eiipa ie Benen Tent, No
tn Gociety Hall. ¥ of month

Tug Vendom ick im et.ort
ace and fovervtbing first class. ae

PLUMRING,

Applications for Liquor License.

Notice is hereby ren that
the pert alting ef the Bord OF Lise eat

fof Wai ire, wrectical sanitary olumber, wt"
"gpetiane street nd Columbia aveuue. “Hbuare
25am

NTINTH.
a. Piwney, déntiat, Rt nasi vlock,

Classified Business Directory.

ROK El

Two small marine engines. Apply
office.

Spokane, Wash. , at this

or thet Mty of of Kosala tor
conse to sell liquor retail
known as the Stock Bxchan;
$3.6 &, in block 41, rhaae By of district 1 ioe

Se ciey of Rosslan ne PERY
Dated Oct. 25, 2908! & McARTHUR,

Furniture Wanted.

Wanted Second Hand Furniture of all kinds |
bought and sold.

BI BB.
FPANE 4, Baird mining broker, P.0- box a6
me .

Rossland Furniture Company, |
22 Columbia Avenue Kast, |

{Hotel Allan For Sale

billiard and priv: ib rooms.

a ThA Only Brick

ms Only.

For P

LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. C.
One hundred elegantly furnished, light and airy bedrooms.
at old Sb ‘Dikin ing room unexcelled. Electric lights,
steam heat and all olor conveniences.

 achitiy baths,

Batel tn Town, —™

No Delay.

curities, apply

AUCTIONEERS
AND VALUERS,

Advances made on Consignments.
‘Notaries, Conveyancers, ete.

Money to lcan on Mortgages and Colateral Se-
Al

T. Gregson & Cu.|§ ae

ROMLAND, B. 0.

United States Consulate.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Be it Enown phat ithe ¢, government. tof the
tes

PR. a SLOCKBERGER,
Consular asepk of the | United States.
Rossland, B.C., Oct.

The Rossland Laundry will call for
your clothes and return them clean and
nicely, done up. Office, Hall’s barber

shop, basement next Grand Union hor
tel, 1-0-0

Rossland Evening Record.

VOL. II. No. 119.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1897.

PRICE 5 CENTS.

Decorations.

A New Line of

Wall Papers

from 17}¢ cents a roll upwards. Large
stock to chodse from. A bargain
line Of REMNANTS from last year’s
stock in two to eight roll lots,

Will give figures on Contract Work

Special line of Fancy Papers fur
Bar Decorations.

H. S. Wallace's

Stationery, Wall Paper
And Fancy Goods Store.

NEWS ABOUT THE CITY.

Just in a new line of novelty dress
patterns at Hunter D.vs.

Seventy-five pieces of Japanese silk in
different shades at Hunter Bros,

Air tiglit heaters, steel lined at Hun-

r Bros.

Boye’ rubber boots at Hunter Bros,

Calldren's long and short rubbers at
Hunter Bros,

A malt of clothes well worth $15, you
get for $6 at Hough' ton & Bannett’
aot tight heaters, steel lined at ‘Hon-
FOB,

Just arrived s car load of rubber goods
at Hunter Bros.

Ladies long rubber boots at Hunter
Bros.
ras tight heaters, steel lined at Hun-
* Culsbtaetlcn pnderwoor. from $1.00

per euit up, at Hunter B:
>We haveghe ven at ine ree rubbers in

Your Doctor Fig h

Disease with Medicine. If the med-
feine is not right he cannot conquer’
disease.

If the druggist does his duty the med-
icine will be right, and your doctor
will stand s gocd chance of winning
the victory:
~ You can help your doctor by haying
your prescriptions filled at

FRASER .
The Reliable
DRUGGIST

ight.—Hanter
Ba

PRINTERS APPEAL 1S OFE

Brill and Rush Given Back Their
Cards and Passport Out of
the Country.

KNEW THEY COULD NOT WIN.

Left the Record Office Without Giving
a Moments Notice or .
Warning,

|Custom. House. Blanks

. The Record
Job Office. .

House Blanks

Latest and Approved Forms.

RECORD OFFICE.

Has a full line of Cus!

The isthe appeal prepared
for A. J. Brill and Theolore Rusch at
their instance and request which would
no doubt have been sent forward bad
they not beee pursuaded or intimidated.
There is but little doubt. but that it
would have won, andthat is what. the
local printer’s union was afraid of. As
stated previously Mr, Brill was taken

_| back into the union and given money to

leave Ressland and The Recorp office
witnout notice.

Last night itie fair to. presume that
Mr: Rusch was induced tqdo the same
thing for he failed to show up for work
this morning.

An AprgaL To Wm. B. Paegscorr,

INTERNATIONAL MUSIC HALL

yral
‘Aiiuscment Manager

“EVERY NIGHT (Excepting Sunday.)

THIS WEEK on

' Ollie-JOY & CLAYTON:

Cherry, Pretty, Bright,-Sparkling. ~*

‘Ethel

ED. MUCHLNER

Descriptive Singer.

SENORITA CAMILIA

The Peer of Carmencita,

00. MAYFAIR, Mandolinist and ‘Danicer.

ADMISSION 10C,

id of the f Typo-
graphical union by A. J. Brill and The-
dore Rusch, from the action of the ‘Ross-
land Typographical union, No. 335.
Beleiving that a -gross injustice has
been done us by the Rossland Typo-
graphical] union, No. 835, and desiring
to appeal therefrom tothe president ‘of |
the International. Typographical union,
we, A. J. Brill and Theodore Rusch un-
der oath make the following answer and
argument as our appeal:

‘That we have been in the employ of
Ebe: C. Smith, proprietor of the Rors-
land Recorp for more than seven
months last passed and that during said
time:we have of ourown free will and
choice, boarded and lodged with said pro
prietor of The Recorp, and never’ been
d' with disch should we

le Bon Marche

Millinery House,

121 East Columbia Avenue.
Complete Fall Importations of . ...

Millinery Novelties

Now on sale, representing by far the largest and choicest
display ever made here. Select Styles of Trimmed Round
Hats-and Toques. Models from the leading: Paris House
‘Also ch ice styles of dress, and suit hats from oyr own ‘work-

roome.

B0e. up. Pattern Hats from $3.00 up.

Large variety of Walking Hate and Sailors from

Inspection invited.

RUSSELL & HALEY,

[sneer tol P, BURNS & CO.

Wholesate and Retail Dealers in Beef,
Pork, Mutton, Fish, Game, Oysters.

SPOKANE ST., ROSSLAND.

JOHN R. COOK,

‘Office and Business
TO RENT *

Corner of Columbia Avenue and Washington Street.

*K

Rooms

Best location

in the city.

Good Mining Property. Shares of Stock in

quit boarding and lodging wito him:
That on the 25th day’ of September,

1997, the Rossland. ‘Fypographical Union

No.. 835, by d us. to

in their arbitrary decision.

Thorefore, we pray that the action of
Rossland Typographical Union, No. 335
in expelling us be set aside and that we
be resored to fall membership in good
standing as we were before said action
was taken, and. other relief as seems
meet and proper.

TO THE RESCUE.

Friends Of The Record Take Up The
"'Stick’’ And Help Out.

The fact that the Recorp is'in need of
help on account of the trouble with the
has that is

THE ROSSLAND CHURCHES

Sermons Preached in the Different
Houses of Worship
Yesterday.

HIS SATANIC MAJESTY SCORED.

very much appreciated.

The wife of one of the business men of
Rossland come to the offices this morn-
ing and volunteered her services which
was gladly accepted. A distinguished
resident and business man‘ ‘showed up”
a few moments later and went to work
at the case.

The lady said: ‘Ithas been a num-
ber of years sinceI set type, but I will
do the best I. can.” And that is good
enongh. It will be pretty hard to com-
pell the suspension of a newspaper for

“| want of help, when it is published ina

town like Rossland, which possesses so
many people imbued with the spirit of
right and fair play.

Woyler May Retaliate.

General Weyler has a large enough
following among officers of the army,
owing to promotion, or for others rea-
sons in sympathy with him, to make
both the republican and Carlist parties
endeavor to compromise with him in
order to obtain his support. The gov-
ernment would be glad to give liberty of
action to demonstrations in his favor
with a view of gauging the extent of his
popularity, but it fears disturbances of
the public peace.

Heinze in Trouble.

F. Aug. Heinze is having lots of fun
with the mine owners of Butte. He: is
sning about a dozen of.them for trespass-
ing on his. ground, and a half dozen
others are:sning him, alleging the same
thing against him, It is said he bas no
less:than seventeen Jaw suite on hands.
—Trail Creek News.

= At The International.

‘ To-night the managers of the above
popular place of amusement announce
the advent ot Hattie Ward, a vocalist of
high reputation. She has had many
hs in the pi *In
the favorites Of last week are also on the
program with new and attractive feat-
ures. Ed Muehlner and Loo Mayfair
appear for the first time in a sketch. en-
titled, the ‘‘‘ramp and the Boy,” in
which:Fd Muehlner will sing the great
success of Paul Dresser, ‘,The Outcast.”

leave the boarding dnd. lodging furniehed
by the said Smith, and upon our refus-
ing to do #0; on the 18th. day of October
1897., the said. union at a special meet-
ing of the anion, called without proper
notice, expelled us from eaid union for
said refusal aud no other reason.

That on the 28rd day of. October, and
within the five days allowed by section,
24, artical 8 of the constitution, we filed
our notice of appeal with the proper offi
cera of the subordinate union No. 835.
That during the time we worked for
the said Simith, no employee hasbeen
compelled to board with him or has
been discharged for so doing,

That the said Smith hus during our
our employment paid the ecale fixed by
the union,

‘W. H. Myers quit the employ of Eber
C. Smith on his own accord, without
proper notice and at the time of xuitting
was in debt to him, and is now inter-
ested in the publication of another pa-
per.

George Garwood quit working for Mr.
Smith to go prospecting and returned
and boarded with him five or six weeks
without as much as even thauking him.

Fred Wooley quit the employ of Mr.
Smith and-was not discharged.

M. D. O'Connell lost his situation on
The Recorp by his inability to hold it
on account of intemperance.

A.C. Campbell: was discharged by
W. A. Myers, while foreman of The Rec-
ord office claiming he had the right to
select his own force and his action was

Good Substantial Companies.

Town Lots.

inep by tee union.
That the action of Rossland Typo-
Union, No. 835 in expelling

OFFICE WITH ——=

- Rossland Mining’ Abstract Co.,

Over Post Office.

JOHN JACKSON, Jr., Agent.

us was upjust and without warrant
or precident and that the members of
tue said union who voted for our expul-
sion acuated by spite and predjudice

A 10 cents, O; act at8:30.

Ottawa Alarmed.

Ottawa, Nov. 7—It issadi at the fish-
eries department that the sealing coun-
eel, Proffessor Thompson, has been asked
from Ottawa why it ia that he has not
come here and his reply was that his in-
structions from the home government
were to proceed to Wasnington.

Gret fears are exproseed i in official cir-
cles that P has fallen

and Will be
tho Text of Rev. Ladner
Next Sabhath. -

The Rossland churches were net so
well attended yesterday as; -usual.
Youths streaking down the icy side-
walks, and the inclement weather no
doubt kept many at home. It is not
very encouraging to be walking quietly.
along and have two or three bobsleds
miss you by a hair’s breadth going at a
lightning epeed. After acouple such
experiences a person does not have that
christian spirit that he ought to have to
attend church.

The common sense sermons of Father
Pat, the rhetorical fire of Rev. Robin-
son, the practical talks of Father Riv-
ers, the sotrong ideals of Rev. Gandier,
all served to conduce to the comfort and
happiness of those who attended church
yesterday.

Father Rivers of the Catholic church
strikes at sin with sledgehammer blows.
It is done se quietly as to be scarcely

He hasa h like, con-
fidential way of addressing bis hearers
which is very widning.

Father Pat preached a strong ‘sermon

sense last

bearers had not lived up to Christ's doc- —
trines, by sacrificing their lives to God.
Tux Catnouic CuurcH.

”’Rehder unto Ceasar what is Ceasar’s””
was Father Rivers’ text, which he used
to give some good. wholesome advice to
his hearers. :

LOVED ME DEARLY.

Very Sensational Case In Police Court This
Morning.

“He said he loved me dearly and
wanted me to marry him,’”’ said Ada
Bunston in police court this morning,
in which some very sensational evidence
was introduced. The case was that in
which Joseph Shaw claimed that the
fair defendant stole a diamond pin from
him. He put the pin in his vest pocket

.| ke said, and when he left Miss Bunston’s

place the next morning ‘t was missing.
She met Shaw and said he was looking
for a place to rent. Hecalled then and
called often afterwards she said. She
alleged that he made love to her and’
said he hada fine ranch at Calgary where
they would go to live. He offered her
the pin and she asked J. Kirkup, an old
friend of hers, if it would be right to ac-
cept. Hesaid he saw noreason why she
should not. After she had accepted the
Pin she says Shaw called her into the
store and kissed her several times. She
took the stone trom the setting to match
@ earring, she said.
The case was adjourned.

The Yellow Fever.

New Orleans, Nov. 6.—The community
was somewhat shocked today by the an-
nouncement of eight deaths from yellow
fever before 1 o’clock. It is generally
believed that it is the fever’s “dying
flicker.”

The fever record today was 31 new
cases and ten deaths,

Mobile, Ala., Nov. 6.—There were 11
new cases of yellow fever here today and
three deaths.

“A Confidace Queen. :
New York, Nov. 6.—Alice Peck, who? /
hag been known for yearsas. the queey,

evening regarding the ‘‘quiet mond.”
He hasan abrupt style of expression
but every one.of thafe Sepresais; en-
shrine a jewel.

Last evening Rev. Robinson preached
about the

of women, was

five years in prison by Judge Cowing.
Mrs. Peck, who is 73 years of age, was
convicted last week af the larceny of
$1,200 worth of jewlry from Christophe ®
Gilit of this city. As security she gave
ihe Preise &@ $1,000 bond, which preved
to

that we hear so much about—the' devil.
Rev. Ladner announced that his ‘next
Sunday abeut gambling and gamblers.
k CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

We should not loose ourselves in
ideals, Father Pat believes, but look at
lifeas it really is. Last evening he
took occasion to remark that the most
christain like spirit 1s that which hopes
for reward; the spirit that dves kind-
ness for sake withoat
any applause or reward. He impor-
tuned each one of his hearers not to let
aday pass without making someone
happier by a kind action.

Those who gave kindness for the sake
of reward did not show s Christlike spir-

a victim to the wiles of politicians at
Washington and has committed Great
Britain to a certain line of action in con-
necrion with the recent conference with
which it was understood Canada and
Great Britain would have notoing to de.

Navy Yard Action.

New York, Nov. 6.—The Brooklyn
navy yard 1s active and work on all war
vessels lying at the wharves or in the
dry docks is being pushed forward as
rapidly as possible under erders of the
navy department. No one seems to un-
derstand why eo much haste is neces-
sary and inquiries are met with the in-
variable reply, “It is nothing unusual.
We are obeying orders issued some time
ago ;, that is,all.’”

Murderer Acquitted,
Seattle, Nov. 6.—John McCann was
q this aft on in the
court of the charge of murdering Joseph
Cicero at Avondale, Wash., two years
ago.

Chance For Idle Men.

The business men are having trouble
in keeping the sidewalks clear of snow.
Every idle man is in great_ demand for
shoveling snow off from roofs. One
business man claims he could not secure
any one for that purpose.

x. ——

Audiences Small.

The Australian Concert Compan y was
greeted with very small houses each
evening in which it appeared.

The End of the Story.
“So she jilted you?”
“Yes, and then married my eon, who

and that there was no justice or reason Jud:

is dependiag on me for everything.” —
‘Ye

it—theire’ wasinspired by a selfish mo-
tive alone. Like the unseen glance of
the eye; the fiower wasting its fragrance
onthe wilderness, or the songester’s
wild burst of music away from the
haunts of men, were the mother’s an-
selfish devotional deeds; the wife’ s ten-
der actions, or the little acts that were
done for the sake of kindness alone.

He warned people against picking out
the flaws and little mean things in hu-
man‘ nature, and at the same time cau-
tioned them not to enshrine ideals from
boman nature. He’ sail Christ’s teach-
ing were not for the a;+ls, but for men
with faults, weaknesses and unholy de-
sire. Christ understood inman nature
and laid down his doctrine: accordiugly

It was the qeiet minds and simple ac-
tions that swayed this world. The mind
that was deep and atill, Ike the liquid
lake were the quiet minds that had plen-
ty of reserve power for every emer-
gency.

Tae Bartist Cxurcu.

Rev. Robinson who occupies the pul-
pit in the absence of Rev. Best, has a
clear, eloquent style and easy. graceful
manner, that isvery winning. ’’Present
your body as aliving Sacrifice,” is part
of the text from which his sermon wus
preached in the morning. He laid spec-
ial stress upon doctrines, What the
Rocky Mountains are to North Amer-
ica; what the Andes are to South Amer-
ica; what the backbone is to the humane
Ueing, or what the keel isto aship, so
were Chriet’s doctrines to the human
race,” He said the church to-day had
| been accused of being a great unweiidy

masse and justly so because the standard ' this

Ute Indians Firm. ¢
Washington, Nov. 6.—The delegation ‘

of Ute Indian from Utah, who reached
heré some days ago, together with In-
dian Agent Beck and Chairman Jeffreys,
of the commission appointed to treat
with them for allotments, had a eonfer-
ence with Secretary Bliss this afternoon.
They stated their opposition to the al-
otments and indicated that they were
not disposed to yield their objection.

Lounts Resignation.
Toronto, Ont., Nov.7.—William Lount

saye bis resignation was nncessitated

by the duties of his profession, but it is
believed he will shortly be‘appointed to
acourt appealship. The. office of fifth
jndge of this court was created at the
last session. It is ramored that George
H. Betran will be the liberal candidate
to succeed Lount.

Wheat Going Dewn.

Garfield, Nov. 7.—The wheat market
is weak today and dealers are not anx-
ious to buy. Some dealers are quoting
as low as 65. cents, while others quote
64c, but.do not seem to want wheat at
that price. Little is being done as
neither buyers nor sellers care to traie.

Arrivals,

Hotel Al’an arrivals since Saturday

were:
J.T. Wilkinson. Vancouver; Lewis A.
Dunham, Waneta; E. E. Perry, Slocan
W. F. Tye, Montreal; H, E. Ross, Van-
covver; Geo. Stachar, Winnepeg: W.
W. ‘Armstrong, Toronto; Jno. Parsons,
Winnepeg.

Atheletic Benefit.

The membersof the Olympic Atheletic
Club are working hard to make their
benefit at the International next Friday
@ success.

Broke His Ankle.

Willie Fagan, while scuffling last week
met with a very unfortunate accident,
and as a result is laid tip at the Sister’s
hospital with a broken ankle. He is
getting along nicely and expects to be
out in a few days.

Buy your wood from Lee Davenport.

For good dry wood see Lee Daven.
port.

Why stand up and freeze? Buy a
load of wood and haves nice warm fire.

Lee Davenport has it for sale. Yard at.
C.&W.Y.

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