ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, MAROH 16, 1800.

R. W.. Grigor va. John MvKane, et-

count rendered, $610.84.
W. H. Jones vs. Harpet al, goods, $70.)
N. McArthur vs, Stussl et al, commis-

sion, $89.
E. J. Austin vs. Rosa Thompson,

plans, Eg

The Northport. Smelter . Getting

Ready to Resume Work.

“HUNTER BROS.

THE BIG. STORE.

JUDGMENT BUMMONEES.

: sic Bros. va. O’Connell, $59.65.
: unter Bros. vs, O’Farrell, $52.20.

BBAYY DAILY ORE SHIPMENTS} P.O. Costello vs, J.L. Black, $2141.
Rebert McKay ve. Hessie Taylor,

- $00.24,

Kept Bi pes H.H. Revesback-vs. Arthur Dick.

Peck & Co. ve. Thomas Houghton.
Ores, New Masninery, With 40 -to G. H. Bayne va. M.A. Wright, $287.10.
60 Men Employed,

POLICE COURT.

Ninety Dollars in Fines Assessed and Col-

lected This Morning.
The “Del Monte” was: “pulled” last
evening and this morning Alice Wallace, |
keeper, was fined $80, and Vera Heck-
man, Belva McKinley and Florence Lin-
coln, inmates, $20 each, which they paid.

Advices from Nerthport are to the ef-
fect that that between 40 and 50 men
are employed in and about the Le Roi
smelter at that place. The News says
ore from the mine is rolling into the
bins at « rate of 300.to 550 tons a day.

The ciusher js kept ranning and men
are employed in put:iog the new mach-

‘inery in place, repairing the old furnaces 2 =

finishing (he new boiler building, roaat- John Kirkup left for California and
ing ores and making general cae Honulolu this morning for hie health.
tions for active smel! E.E i leit today on s\busi-|
nearly as caa be learned No. 1 Nase nese trip to Caliorn‘a,
“will be “blown in” on the 20th ef ‘Mies Josephiae Tecry, of Tekes, ‘Wash-

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING

” Fine Printed Wash Goods.

an epation. oe every thing beantifal in’ DAINTY 8

s Bocciand’ ' F
Printed Muslin ds 801
‘Silk Ginghams,. ‘«
_ Printed. Lawns,
Organdies,
Dimities.

ever

French Challies,

A most magnificent stock of all wool FREN [ALL
make elegant wrappere and dressing jackets. - FRESH CHaL oe :

They
goods to appreciate them—willingly sliow any and all of them to you

cote hese

De a colors that ae the finest mae a

March, and No. 21n about one week ington, who has been visiting the, fam-
thereafter. ily of N. A. Burritt ia thie city, daring
COUNTY COURT DOCKFT. the past few months, left for her home

today.
Righteen New Cases, 20 Adjourded. Cases

A. S. Farwell. in Town.

DRY aad ‘Hoos AND SHOES, CROCKERY, HARDWARE,

-. ° HUNTER BROS.

GLASSWARE, MINING MACHINERY.

CLOTHING, GROCERIES,

and Seven Judgement Summons.

A. 8. Farwell opposing candidate
NEW CAGES, = s{ “a

Minieter Hume at the receat. by

Rossland Evening Record

VOL 3, NQ@e 218.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, MAROH 17, 1899.

PRIOE FIVE CENTS.

: e
\
Pretty: Rings.

We invite you to call and examine ourring stock. You willseo the ver re
est aust tern dei Rf ns, foomplete departure from the usual ring style. Hore are
“ fear op combinations: fe

and Diamonds, eralds and Diamonds, Diamonds and Olivinet, Lis
monde ‘Opals, Pearisand Turquois, Sapphires and Olamonds, Diamonds and

DIAMOND SOLTAIRES FROM $40 TO $550..

: dh Ws SPRING,

Soa, Successor to CHALONER. BIITCHELL & BPRING.
Next door tothe Post Cflice,

PTS ik RE

They Went Into the Slop Pail By
Accident.

MADE NO DIFFERENCE 10 THE COOK

Why the Chin-

. es Smith ve. Wateon and Ed-
mn, mechanics lien, $118.50.
ped Holt vs. Joeeph Trainer, Canad-
iam Gold Fields

‘Wages, $96. 60.
a sabel Kettleson vs, M. H. ‘Gitiam,
“wages, #40.
“We. Dawson ve. C. M. Weller, city
of ‘Roseland, garnashees wages, $70.47.
Peter Albo ys, Joe Trainer, Canadian
Gold Fields syndicate garnaghees wages,
$62.15. javited to attend a meeting to be held in
Louisa Schabile va. C. G. Mount, Mac | &t the city hall next Monday evening at
Mach lien h 8 o'clock for the Purpose of organizing a
team.

tion inthe NeJson riding, camein yes-
terdayon business. Mr. Ferwell has
mauy i jents aud acquaintances in
y to the charges
preferred satiee Mr. Hume’s campaign
methods, Mr. Farwell said he had noth-
ing whatever to do with them, and that
it was some of Mr. Hume’s recent
friends who were making the trouble.

Lacrosse Meeting.
* All pergons interested in lacrosse are

Estab!
Agents for N.
a

We Have Buyers. for can ‘Btana-

guods, sold, $54.44."

M. Nolan et al vs. Canadian -Gold

bor syndicate, mechanics lien, $252.- ane Rona lle Sold.-¢

Private advices irom: Toronto confirm | {tPabescs
the veport of-the saleof the. Republic] 3
mine to Toronto and Montreal 'capifat- | Ben
iste. Messra Gooderham and Blackstock |
ure interested in the deal.

Mary Anderson ve. s. Thomas & Griegor,
goods deposited. $102.50. ,
” W. J..Macdonald ve, David « Terhine,
promissory note, $59.40.
'W. T, Hayes va, Wm. King, Canadian
Pacific . Railway . company garnishees,
professional services, $37.60.
MJ. O'Hearn va. Patrick Gill, B. C.
Mining company gatnishees, goods sold,
: $60.50.
RE. Strong vs. D. Corsan, Canadian
Pacific Railway
goods’ sold, $227.
é Wet ae ‘Ve. Black and Henderson,
at jan Pacific Railway com:
nisheés, board, etc., $43. ene ee
Hessie Yaylor et al ve. Lockhart & Jor-
dan, rent, etc., $224.75.

Pope Worse.
Roux, March 16,—The Messagero today | Bum:
says the Pope shows signs of increasing gern.

weakness, and his physicians aro very
watch‘ot.

©. M. Weller, Rossland’s pioneer san-
itary plumber, has the beet

establishment i in the seeped i

is prepared. to do all kinds of plumbing

steam-fitting, etc., anywhere, for any | Jim

body at any time. 19-tf,

Rossland Mining i r

wunixa oremarons AND 3: seoxens,

& F. 8, Eailwi
Bosslant Yenir, Erie snd Golam! in vomnaite:

753-——OFF

o——OFI
‘This is the rebate we had at our last large

© Enelooee es ste eileen eee

= 0

shipment of Ov.
tow offering it ‘oat

Eraiiertnn Overalls.

White
addition to

Wehare no ee stores,

gai i 42 zg doing Avenge.

WO To buy at above prices jou haves only Dal at

OSSLAND AUCTION HOUSE.

Spring Furnishings.

WE HAVE just finished o)
nicest oak ofready made clot

ning upand marking off the largest and
ing Over, ‘brought to Rossland in

Men’s Black Navy Serge Suits.

. Men’s Fancy Tweed Suits,
Men’s Scotch, English and Irish Tweeds.
Men’s Fine Spring Overcoats.
Boy’s 3-Piece' Fancy Tweed Suits.
Bo’ys: ;2-Plece Black and Navy Serge Suits.
Youth's 12-Piece Suita in all latevt styles.

i ee Boy's and outh’s Pants.

A choice aclorimoat of ares. just in, Suitable for the sea-
son—(17th) —————_

A large‘consignment of the latest styles in American and
English HATS will be ara up today, and your inspetion is
in vited,

“OUR GOODS ARE
‘UP .TO DATE.

M. J, HEARN, The Cletile ef

Corner Columbia ‘Avenue and Linebin Btreet.

a amazement, ‘Mr. Chinaman was-engegad |

ese are Not Fit to Be Do-
mestic Servants.

The Recorp has today another little
story about the ‘‘ways that are dark
and tricks that are vain” about’ the
heathen Chinese cook,

The tele of the fox terrier pup being
prepared for the oven, in Wednesday's
iveue, created a sensation.

It was followed yesterdsy oy witha story
about another Chinese cook plucking
the owl for the table of’ another Ross-
land family.

The story today. isa vivid illuatration
of the filthy habit of the Chinese cook,
and that he docs not know or does not
care what he puts on the table for family
consumption.

‘The instance now to be related oc-
curred at tho houso of D. B. Bogle.

A few mornings ago the chinese cook
prepared a nice pot of potatoes, which,
while he was draining them in the slop
bucket, got away from him and were de-
posited into it.
As the family was seated at the table
cwaiting for the potatoes, the delay in
bringing them cac:vci Mrs. Bogle to go
into the kitchen to see why they were
not forthcoming, and, to her horror and

EUREKA :CONSULIDATE

| --and,

te pg JACKSON co. GENTS, -

T haye.the. following backs in the ence? ‘companies for ‘sale;—
GOPHER, HOME 8sTAKE, EVEN
STAR, ae RE. ‘LEE’ ‘BODIE, ZUBEKA, NORTH arn

Lotsinthe Original Townsite

James Chambers vs. Elisabeth Lang:
ley, rent, $54.
MiloMunroe ys. Wm. Farnsworth,
Cameron Construction company, gar-
nishees, board, etc., $43.60.
Alex McKenzie, vs. Charles Mills,
rent, $50,

Rossland, B,

PRICE To
Own .

M22 & Deacon,

_ BARRISTERS. AND SOLICITORS; +} ~

Fliner Ballding, Colurabia Avenue,

Oitick- Wo rk.
Red Star Live

Good éad-Ile' Horses,
6 will give you saywhei:

W. C. Wells vs. Samuel Parrish, Jen-
nie Parrish claimant, interpleader,

' ABRIDGEC TCO
cy We EL NICFIONARY
sume,

us
cunt. |
Agents Wanted.

Transfer of Liquor

otk
bene stig Gaels that:

ADJOURNED Cases, _ Re:
078. Blue va. Longsley. for lamber,

ned, to G jeorge
bra, lot 18, bloek 25° SHEE
-Bros. va, Hend Fobruary 16, 129,

nertbip accounts,

Part-

W.D.’  MORINNON.” s

led by t!
sand baggage wo ork; will
ce ne prompt! ved light or eu
tal
te, a damaged done to antbing = o henson
M f goods,

or ship any cl:
ex oe e meating We eell- Waski ston

eet koe un. Sranazea sat Ave., bet. Spokane and Wash. St.

‘eso Fe J.W.

License,

ve act as abi

mero “ae We

ippere? agents, wil
ington scaeoned Fir and Tamarac ‘wood.
OFFICE—9, Wash. 8t

AARTLI NE PROP.

Dr. A. W. CHASE

M. J. O'Hearn vs. Barbara & Terdick,

damages, $600.
Hanter Bios, ve. Langl good
waa ronan igley et al, ls

Edward Cronyn vs, J. C. D:
shares, $170.16, ct

THE JUDICIOUS AD

Who wants sfeme

COMES TO THE AID OF

Catarrh:

- Fred Gribi va. J. McMillan, promis:
ett note, $819 60,
lobe Rubber Co. va..8, A. Hi
Bill of exchange, $270.71. va
Fred E. Empey ‘vs, John McMartin,
orders $108.

that printe” the
local news,

VERTIS:
ot Oh My, Look! —
fcr! gh no vial ie no ie ice sere ae 28 apokate 4

Burletic cee reer, SpeR & vatiesyt

rice tu all and

Sufferers

UCCESS in life is almost

NL-ENEINE:

a

\v explamatious of ladies and gentlemen
rything in

-- The One Price Store.

es We) will ave! ‘your trade gfter that. The
z Try! average ‘man buys shoes from their appear-
ask 18S: ° ance and fit. They knew little about leath--
er and trnet to their dealers,”. Hence: the advantage of dealeng -with a repa-
table house, Our shoesstrike people by stylish shape and by their quality.

G. O.. LALONDE

106 WEST COLUKBIA AVENUE. ''' 11 EAST COLUMBIA ANENUE.

Allwe

OUR GOODS ARE -RIGHT.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.

T. R. MORROW,

MoLEAN & MORROW. Jj
—WHEN YOU WANT A—

‘Prescription

FILLED ACCURATELY
BRING IT TO US.

see TA Boones tee
PIONEER## — g
DRUGS

Le Roi.

LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE, gest>

JOHN F. LINBURG,
Stylish Rigs for rent °

First-clasi Sadd) d Pack
Horses. es re *

Srapzas: Columbls Ave. “Phone No, 27.
mercial Alley, ‘Phone No. 89. :

P. O, BOX, 136.

Cable Address; “PARKER.”
ROSSLAND, B: C.

Moretn Rosca Telophono,

Codes fect ord MoN

PROP. Chas. Z, Bex. 3.1, Panxen. |

U1, DARKER & 60,

ROSSLAND, B. C.

MOVING EGIIEERS

7 Rehhhbbhbahae -

fag t them out of the swill pail and
washing them for the breakfast table. ~
Of course the-Chinaman was fired but
will not be long out of a job an account
of the popularity of Chinese cooks in
Rossland,

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING

D.M. Linnard has returned fromthe
Boundary country,
R. J. Bealey hes returned to Rossland
aiter a few month’s absence,
Attorney A. H. MacNeill will leave
this evening for the cozat on legal buai-
ness.
J. G. Hughton, of Trail, is in town
attending the sitting of the county
court.

preside over tlie sitting of the county
court, which will last only a few days.

Jobn Elliott, barrieter and solicitor,
pects to return on the 6 p. m. train.
ona. business «tip.
away three monihs,
C.E. Benn,of J.L. Parker & Co.,

Boundary country to Ymir.

today.

ness,

Judge spinks arrived last evening to

of Nelson, came in last evening and: ex-
F. W. Rolt, of Rolt & Grogan, left on

the noon train vin Spokane for England
He expects to be

went to Nortiyort today to meet Mr:
Parker, who ison his way from the

Col. E. 8. ‘fopping is up from Trail

©. ©. Woodhouse and C. O. Barnns
left today for Republic on mining busi-

Thomas Steck was a southbound pas-

SOURVY IN ALASKA.

The Disease Said to Be Spread All Over the
Interior.
Searriz, March 17.—A Post-Intelli-
gencer special from Valdes, Alaeka,
aires the following list of those who
have died from scarvy inthe Copper
river district this winter. They are:
Smilligan, of Los Angelea; John Romura,
Honolulu; Nick Urban, Pittsburg; Jack
Haden, San Jose; D.O. Cushman and
Dan Manard, Meadeville, Mo.
. Passengers who have arrived from the
Copper river country, on the stenmer
Excelsior, state that the scurvy is re-
ported to, be present in all the camps _ in
the interior, and many miners are com-
ing to the coast, either to escape it or to
recover from its effects.
At Copper Centre there are twenty
scurvy patients, in the hospital and the
latest report from Dr. Townsend wasto
the effect that they were all improving,
and that he expected no further fatali-
ties.

HER LAST CHANCE GONE.

Refuses to In
Mrs. Place’s Case.

New Yorx, March 16.—Mre. Martha
Place was today informed by Warden
Sage that the governor refused to inter-
ferein her case. The woman received
the newsdry eyed, and asked that her
spiritual adviser be sent for and her
brother in New Jersey be asked to come
to her. When the warden wasgone she
broke down and cried a longtime. Now
that the last chance has gone she is ab-
solutely untouched with remorse for her
crime, and saya she would doit over
again if given the chance. Thisis her
frame of mind.): Nay, more. Her only
regret is that she failed & kill. her hus-
band.

CHARGES AGAINST FAWCETT,

Dawson Newspaper Man 2 Going to Ottawa to
» Prefer.

Sample, of Daweson,City, business mana-
ger of the Klondike Nugget, is in this
city, en route to Ottawa, Ont., formally
to present charges against Ex-Govern-
ment Commissioner Thomas Fawcett.
His missicn is the outcome of a pereiat-
ent and uncompromising attack upon
the methods and practices of the officer
before bis recent recent removal. He is
still chief of survey, however, at Daw-
aon, and removal will be asked.

THE END IN SIGHT.

Dispatches From Manila Indicate that Hos-
tlities May End Soon.

which indicate that the climax man oc-
cur at any hour.
details of the dispatches,

end within a very short time.
dent McKinley has been advized.

A ‘WEEK MAKING 23 MILES.

Way Slowly.

Wasmwuerox, D.C., March 17.—Ad-
vices Rave been received from Manila

The officials are very
well pleased with the condition of af-
fairs, but will not at present discuss the

‘The indications are that hostilities may
Presi-

A Colorado Snow Bound Train Makirg Its

Como, Colo., March 17.—The first
train from. Denver since February 21,
consisting of the rotary and four ongines

ESSAY ON TH NERS

Governor Chandler of duet ot Gia Is Bit-
tor Against Them.

DENOUNCES PALKETTO OUTRAGE

Says the Colored Troops; Were the
Scum of the Dives of the
North and South.

Artanta, Ga., March 17.—Governor

Chandler ia very bitter in hia denun-

ciation of the Palmette affair. He at-

tributes the trouble to the fact that the

negro regiments of soldiers, have

been passing through the cdéuntry and

says that the sight of them has put into

the mind of the negroa spirit of bold-

ness. “Until recently,” said he,

“there was no race friction in the state.

The. Georgia Negro is not naturally

vicious or. predisposed to the commission

of any serious crime. . This was demon-

strated during a hundred yeara ,of

slavery.

“The Georgian white man is not: his

enemy, as he has had abundant reason
to know since he became a free citizen.”
Such outrages as this never or seldom oc-

cured in this state, until these regiments
of insolent, drunken negro. soldiers, the
scum of the dives of the citics of the north

and south, were quartered here.

Amob of negro soldiers ran riot in
‘famps and outraged wemen in broad
daylight. Another gang of drunken
vagabonds in Macon, defied and tried to
re on the police. For a month another

+Leepiment-of -these lawless vagabonds,

wearing the uniform of the United
states soldiers, terrorized ,Chickamagua,
and the town of Lyttel in north Georgia,
to say nothing of the Griffin episode and
other similar occurances. They had to
be escoited through every southern
city through which they passed after
they were discharged, by a batallion of
police, to prevent their looting the
stores and terrorizing the people.

The Leesburg outrage, the Palmetto
burning and many other similar crimes
committed in Georgia by negroes during
the last few! months are due to the
baneful influence and example of these
lawless rowdies, who disgraced the uni-
form they wore. This is the primary
cause ofall these troubles. Still this
does not justify the bloody and -barbar-
ous custon of Leesburg and Palmetto.
The white men who participated in
these sanguinary dramas are as wujusti-
finble in their conduct aa the megroes
they lynched.

Both were a disgrace to our civiliza-
tion and a reproach to our atate, and all
the power of the state should be used to
prevent a recurrence of such crimes and
punish the perpetrators,

RGFRESHING SHOWERS.

Rain Extending to Southern California and
Making the People Happy. _
San F: March 17.—The rain

reached Como

| four or five weeks.
FLOODS OF ICE.

The train has been a week coming from
Grant, a distance of 23 miles. The rail-
road people expect to reach Brecken-
ridge in ten days and Leadville within

J.B. Johnson & Co.

——

oe BROKERS,

senger for Greenwood camp, where he
and his partner, Chris McDonnell are
din mining.

rties examined, Mines managed,
tandard Stocks oust and

J, L. PARKER

William G. Pfeifer, locator of the
Pathfinder mine, twelve. miles from

jog Used.

Bridges Being Carried Away and Dynamite
Bei

Oxana, Neb., March 17.—Seven spans
of the bridge at Kearney were carried
away yeaterday by high water in the
Platte river. A largo force is at work

storm which began on Tuesday hag
reached the southern counties of the
state, relieving thé anxiety of the farm-
ers of that section.

Hay and grass will be plentifal “and
cattle men are correspondingly happy.

Mines which last year were closed
down on account ot the lack of water,
will be able to run. the entire summer,
as there is plenty of snow in the moun-
taing and the atreams are fall. Fruit
trees aiso have been greatly helped by
the storm,

-C-C. GIBSON & CO. ennrEene For Rent.

Six Furnished Root f 5
ano, $25.00 per i Roos i with use of Pi

Five Room House $20.00 per month.
For Sale, -

Lot on Koote:
moorgeasfetapzareres) #200. Thi

Grand Forks. left today for Spokane.

Edward Boyce, president of the Wes-
tern of Mincs, who has beer
in the city this eck; will not leave to-
morrow as but may go to

g © | Ymir Gunday.
H. H.P layford, | GC. H. Ellacott, an old time Rossland-

trying to protect the rest of the etruc-
ture. A beavy ice gorge has formed at
Elm creek, sixteen miles west of Kear-
ney, and threatens the bridge at that
point. Much property at remont ia
threatened with destruction. Dynamite
is being used to blast out the ice.
ss

Janowski Wins a Game.

New Yorr, March 17.—The second
game of the series of five between Sho-|
yalter and Janowski was played at the
Manhattan Preas club last night. Jan-
owski selected the Sicilian defense.
After s fine contest, lasting till 1 o’clock
this morning, Janowski won. Fifty-five
moves were made. Sco! fanowski, 2,
Showalter, 0. The third game will be
played this evening. ©

Logan bes
ious wold, $110.89.-
78s, F Bites va. E. W. Talbot, survey,

“JG. Sinclai: vs, Alexander and Stus-
ai mission, $1,000, a
E. Seym 6 es constant effort
dae eymour vs Harp etal, dra‘t seis suet bape 1 ignore coon

John Lane ve, Poona Mining & Mill-
z Company, stock,
iitercial Bank of Maniteba vs. H.
1H. sinith, $91.80.
“ise Hill va, Alex Dick et al, rent,

_Heasie Taylor, Consulting {pg ng cent Dundee, CITY NEWS CUT SHORT..

There was no county coart today be-
pgs @ building could not be secured at

@ price to suit the government.

The opening at the Dominion athletic
club last evening was enjoyed by the
many who attended.

R.E. Palmer will lecture for the
achool of mines this evening.

St, Patrick’s day has so far passed off
pleasantly in Roasland,

Tho city has declared the street
closed at the big bluffon West Colum-
bia avenue until further notice.

PR te for our Interesting
ars Hell “
gee ticle cad, bad

Hvcenic VENTILATED

++. ELECTRIC

=| Rossland Loan Ofice.|
pai ne ses

NO. 16 =
WASHINGTON ST, AUDITOR and or, has returned after a two year’s ab-

ACCOUNTANT sence in Eastern Canada, He expects

o remain and engage in hisold busi-
No.1 Stone Block, Rossland 3 |: vin

nese, that of surveying.
P. 0. BOX 598.

‘ ——
WE HAVE SALE FOR

All Shendard Stocks,
J.B, Johingon & Co

science ord

it wreliemee itz ey

Gatarsh for over thirty } 7 yae.

wet of this s insidious ai
all dealers,

C. M. Weller, Rossland’s pioneer ean-
itary plumber, has the bast equipped
ae in the equipped

is prepared to do uil ixinds of plumbing
steam-fitting, etc., anywhere, for an:
body at any time. 1-19-ti.

and his name G

al Unk ¢ pie, ,
0 have shaken off the Bg Burvryors 1 a _ REZAIRING PORE.
‘ics as ecata per bee, Wi 3

3266 A PAI.
Sola. Agents Here— -

ema nen Prop, The Rossland Auctien Houss.

S2BA5T COLUMETA AVENES. -

Dr. J. F. McKenzie, office and _resi-
dence over O,Hearn’s, opposite Bank of
Toronto. - :

“Goes Nelson vm Mayweather, lie

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had