ROSSLAND EVENING REOORD,

ee
Rossland Evening Record |

VOL 3, NO. 236.

‘APRIL 7, 1899.

Philadelphia and Chicago men, has been
formed, and is now negotiating for the
purchase and coneolidation: of all the
Chicago traction companies, surface and
elevated, with good prospects ofa ‘suc-

AL KS FER

Some Without Babies and Others Rae ey an

soft redetone '

ith Many. southern Minnesota, the only stone O!
: t its kind probably in the world, the In-}
dians for centuries obtained materials
for the pipes, which were probably arti-

HEADED FOR WESTERN CANADA cles of commerce, as they are found in

Indian graves from the gulf to Canada.
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‘A Clothing Talk.
"The well dressed have a decid-
“ed advantage over the slovenly.
i tion giverl a man |
zi cal ir sree ROSSLAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1809.

Bes peers in Bass fie, , ~NEW

PRICE FIVE CENTS.

in social life and every place where

men do congregate. -
Our cheap suits:fit as well as

BANK OF MONTE CARLO.
Statement of the Financés of that Noted
a al ee

Gambling ‘Institution.
©, M. Weller, Rossland’s pioneer san-

Qi Utah
Kansas and Nebraska Farm-
ers Are Coming.

has the best: equipped
Kerving establishment in the city and
is prepared to do all kinda of plumbing
steam-fitting, etc, anywhere, for. eny
body at any time. 1-19-t!
—_—_
Fire in Montreal.
April 7—The Dominion
meta} works owned by C. Garth & Co.
wastotally destroyed by fire last night.
The losa was about $60,000.

‘W.J, White, inspector of © di ve
Pe timmigration agencies, with
headquarters at Ottawa, ia on his way
to Utah to make final arragements to
move 6,000 Mormons to. Southwestern
Canada this spring. Mr. White isan
ardent believer in the fature of the
Northwest, and of the southwestern part
_ of the dominion, and while on his way
across the continent is gsid. to have
made the following statement:

“This is the greatest immigrant year,
yet. Fully 60,000 new people will settle
jn the Canadian Northwest this spring
and summer, and settlers are also flock-
ing into the northwestern States at 3
rate never before equaled. OF course, 1
can speak with knowledge only of the
Canadian immigration, ‘butI can tell
you that it is something wonderful.
With the exception of the heavy move-

—_————_———_-
All at Sea.
Ate:ntminded Professor, in the batl.<'
tub.—Well, well, now Thave forgotten
what I gotin hare for.—Fliegende Blat-
er, * §
the Rowland hanna ey uh
Graham & Son. Near P. O. Hast.

S. GLAZAN

—CARRIES A——

accom)

The cloth is thoroughly shrutk in the cheapest
as well as the best and the same
panies all. oe

© Wesell this make of goods because experience
teaches us that nothing is too |

we serve and it pays to give value.
ih

Ndlntacinad m ~ :
Clothing Departitient
—————ee

The Big Store.

| our best ones, becaisé they are all
SHOREY’S
Ready Tailored Make.

Guarantee Card

yood for the customers

“HUNTER BROS.

BIG STOCK

——a OF

ment of Russian Quakers into Canada,
the immigration is almost entirely do-
mestic to America, By the end of the

Rossland Mining Stocks

AT THEIR BRST,

It eometimes happens that a good Diamond ie not geen at ite
Wo spay special attention
ds, but to the tt

beat becanse of an inappropriate recting.
not only to the mounting of our own’D:

Dollars to Develop the

of those of our patrons
: ae
J. W. SPRING
Buccossor to CHALLONER, MITCHELL & SPRING.
: TT Nextdoor to the Post Oitive.

Tron Colt.

( : ;
‘ NEW GOODS.
At“THE EMPORIUM OF FASAION.” You can buy for

Jeast money. ‘The nobbiest Spring Overcoat, Suit, Pair of Shoes,
Shirt, and Tie that can be had in.the city. rey? U

Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing

Our stock of Boys’ and Youths’ Suits is complete ‘in overy
style in Tweeds, Serges and Clay ‘Worsteda,

Just Opened

A large consignment of Men; Boys’ and Youths’ Shoes in, the
very iatest shapes. ° Mace he aD x

ig Star

Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand

FOR VICTORY-TRIUMPH £300,000

Lonnon, April 8.—The Casino at Mon-
te Carlo wound up ite financial year on
March 81, with w total income ef £1,104,-

. being an increase of £40,000 over
1898, The season opened badly, witha
shortage compared to 1807. They were
over 1,000,000 short at the end of Febru-
ary, the rush of February and March
raised the receiptsand recovered the
lost ground and made a record. The
tables have been exceptionally fortun-
ate, with very few lucky players. A
wealthy Yorkshire minegwner was one

Deer Park Repor*—Idaho to,
- be Developed.

‘There bave been several

making a mine of the Iron Colt.
Tho that

important
changes ‘and transactions in mining
circles. during the past week, among
them being the announcement that the
directors of the Iron Colt company have
| provided a $250,000 working fund and
thatit will be. spent, if necessary, in

of the luckiest. He plunged and took

away £16,000. A Russian count made a

seneational coup, having won £14,000 in

e-night.’ This revenue will be absorbed

by a payment to the Prince of Monaco
‘incipal and th

of the caeino, | but? £44,000

GERMANY. 1S. ARRAIGNED

Stated That Dutch Bill's Gunboat i
Aided the Somoan.

SOME SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES

The ‘Chicago Chronicle’ Publishes a
Letter From an Officer of
the Philadelphia.

CurcaGo, Ill., April 8.—A_ apecial to

Six hundred and sixty thousand pounds
goes to the ehareholdersas interest. The
Prince of Monaco’ receives £100,000, and
will get a limp sum of £1,000,000 extra
for a renewal of the concession, which
expireain 1918. The prince ‘is estima-
ted to be worth £2,00,000. y

‘\ work willwommence on the Idaho the
first of June by the parties who made

The battle of the Sunday papers be-
gins tomorrow. Both the Daily Mail
and Telegraph will try tooutvie each

the Cl le from San saysa
letter has been received there from ai
officer from the cruieer’ Philadelphia,
dated Apia, March 24,.which says: ‘It
waa asserted without codtradiction that
ammunition had been sent aghore to.the
rebels from the German gunbeat Falke,
and subsequent events seemed‘to prove
it, as unlimited firing has been indulged
in by the rebels, and -still continues, at
times being very lively. :! :

year we will have settled 8,000 Russian
Quakers on government Jands. For four
years these people have allowed no mar-
riages in their ranks, and the married
people have been compelled tolive apart
in order that the excdus this spring
might not be hampered by ‘Dpabes in

a mine of the Centre Star is very impor-
tant, Messrs. Durant and Tarbet got
got $2,000,000 for the Centre Star, and
as they haye every confidence. that the
idaho is an extension of that mine it
means extensive development for the
Idaho.

“Tt is a crime under the terms of the.”
Berlin treaty laws to furnish arma and -
ammunition to the natives; and the fact
that empty shells have been found om
the battle ground of German manufac-
ture and of the same kind used by the
Falke, almost proves the complicity of
the Germans. Itis also acurious fact
that after the firat day’s shelling by the
ships the Mataaia men alwaya rushed
toward the front took positions in the
rear of the German consulate or the
German bnildings, so 28 not to be in the
linecf the fire. Another fact.that needa
no’ corroboration’ “is that ‘the: ‘German
1 Tivoli: hotel: has been” ths soureé “trom »
Mont 18 aud the--comp) Qaeeb dade édastion-ands parehaecd srbichiiniagaiationnbns Reon: given. 0
idtgeneral:: ” The fact that wnedéked gre visit. a Na aa vee aR ae ra :
on the dump‘netted the company $12€3
aton-ig a gratilying reault for the stock-
holders. ,
In mining, as well as in all other bus-
iness, the news cannot all be good news,{ -
so we have torecord the unfavorable re-
port of J. B. Johnson, upon the Deer
park mine, which has caused the stock
: to decline until it is offered upon the
‘11 EAST COLUMBIA ANENUE. | | Toronto market on 6 cents witn oniy 4%

offered. It is understood’ that the low

- = ets Ke values were the caute of the unfavorable
T. R.M fe) R ROW. oe i - OUR GOODS ARE .RIGHT. | report. , ; ‘
..8UCHBBOR TO.., ?. i OUR PRICES ARE ‘RIGHT. | ‘The closing down of the. Commander

MouZaN @ MORROW: hhbhbakibnbhhh on account of water in the shaft ia -un-

fortunate only in the fact that work will
—WHEN YOU WANT A—

be suspended until large pumps can be
Prescription

installed.
FILLED ACCURATELY
* BRING IT TO US.. -

other with their first. numbers. Both
will present'a brilliane array of contrib-
utors. i! :
In the meanwhile there have been nu-
merous protests frem county town coun-
cils and religious bodies against Sunday
labor. ae:
Qrieen. Victoria enjoys excellent health
on thegReviera.. Shejimade a. visit to
the monastry of Lachet. When the
party visited the queer old ‘chapel the
p for that purpose. _ <{scene of the yearly: pilgrimiges, where
‘The returns from.the shipment of 30 miraculous cures are sald to take place,
Be tons,o€ ofé from the Evening Star, tethe the father superior receivad Her Majesty.
aN: SEO" ¥ | Trail smelter netting;the + $870
x : is a, very.: important’ announcement 1o
2 Aediclatactaotsh tal 3

. r\ nf
Qur Spring Overcoatings.
Suilinga, Pantings and Fancy Vestings have arrived and our
Ordered clothing department is being kept. very basy.

ope.

For Miners

s Ay : Another is that sale of the Victory-
Wecarry a fall line of Rubber Boote, Mining Shoer, Slickers, i ft

ers of the very best makes, all St the lowest pris Tejumph, with, the sdsnrance that work

‘ # ‘would goon be resumed and vigorously
8 ‘prosecuted and that £800,000 had been

FURNITURE... Ione ae eet eS Ba aoe Oe
. STOVES... iepeettnadaetliocape seat

CROCKERY MINING OPERATORS AND BHORERG,

GLASSWARE 3

CARPETS

4 Established 1895.

\ Agoutafor N, & F. 8. Rallway addition to
PARLOR SETS a4
ELECTRIC Light Globee.

This is the rebate we had at our Jost. large ehipment | of Overcoate,
Suits of Clothes, etec., and atthst rate we.are now offering it to our
customers. 4 '

Everlasting Overalls
White uhirts...:
Faney Knitted shirts.

‘A $16 Overcoat for.
‘A G16 Suit of lothes fo
Rossland, Year, Erle and Columbia townsite. hi

rms. :
“The 6,000 Mormons who are locating
onour western lands belong the Joe
Smith sect. They do not practice polya-
amy, and are the moat desirable kind of
settlers. i

“The t has begun
early this year, and only today I received
information from one of our ‘Western
‘agents that a party of 600 immigrants
laad been started from Kansas and ‘Ne-
braska, One of these families consists
of @ farmer, his wile and seventeen chil-
dren, including three pairs of twins.”

————

LOCAL BREVITIES.

We Have Buyers for All Stand-
ard Stocks.

Mine:
Blankets
Soeks, three pai
We have no branch stores. Wab-To buy et above prices you ayo only to call at

ROSSLAND AUCTION AOUSE.

42 E. Columbia Avenue. B. BANNETT, Mauestt.

GOSS GO50

= a: b D eects , \
ONE PRICE STORE
ATTENTION S.25%Rsfom poy stock. of wgol ane felt Hata in all the teed
STAND AT EASE. Jp our fing Shore fo tg” and gentlemen
PRESENT. AND PURE! ygupmadzoy inte he One Price Fore
SE

4
11

WANTED—Second Hand Honeehoid | Big Th
gooda for which the highest price will be
paid. afew

Mugwump
Nelson-Poorman.

S. GLAZAN,

FIRST AVENUE Firat Store Esst of] 5}
: SPOKANE 81.

SORBasio

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Ss

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BARS RUSE DE

‘ARETE

Three Rossland Stocks Advance and
One Reservation.

Sa7Rq)

We yilthave your trade after that
average man buys. stoes from their appear-
‘ance'and fit, ‘They knew little about leath-

eT
*

Sa
i .
| All we:: Tr !
ask is: ys
er and trnat to thelr dealers. Hence the advantage of dealsng with a: repu

table house. Our shoesstrike people by stylish shape and by their quality.

Cc. O. LALONDE

| 106 WEST COLUKBLA AVENUE.

—s

ATEN’
PROMPTLY SECURED

“Write for our interesting books ‘ Invent,
oreHelp” and “How you aro swindled.”
Send usa or model of your
fnvention or improvement and we will tell
Yon free our opinion os to whother it is
Frobably patentable. Womake.a ty
probably htions rejected in other bands,
Pighest references
Chris McDonald returned last even- MARION & wane

JRoss Thompson
ARS s we é
ing from Bossburg and the Boundary ah : Bagi viireatapet es Regular Auelieg Sle p
country. eee ee Soothe S| ee ea
©. R. Hamilton, of Daly & Hamil Sebi an Marition negean Yate Ware | ty item
reamed ai evening from a profesaion- 29, aearelen eae ca
al trip . Orwices: ASHINGTOR, D.
Mr, and Mra. M. A.Green went ‘to { { Mowrneat, Cax.
Celville today, where Mrs. Green will =
remain for o time visiting.

_ Soloman Cameron is back from Spo-
ne.
Hector McRae returned last evening
from a trip to California. E
A. F. Corbin left on the noon train for
Woodbury creek on mining business.
Hugh Henderson, of the Le Roi brew-
ery, is still a cripple from a sprained
ankle. :

Where you will find Ess‘ern prices ut

t 28 Rpoki
Cc. C. GIBSON & GO. seu
* WW. B.—New goods arriving daily. All the latest easterm novelties, An assy
- era’ outilt Teomplete] for bale cheap.
‘TEA 2c per Ib, (Sample Free)

His Head Was Splintered by the
Terrific:Rall But He Still

: Lives.
THREE LOCAL STOCKS DECLINE ~

WILL NOT SAY HOW IT HAPPENED

SPICES 4 boxes for 2c.

Four. Republic Stocks Are Quoted
at Less Than They Were
a Week Aga

Hints at Some Monster Conspiracy—
Physicians Say He ‘May :
Recover.

“At the annual meeting held. yesterday
of the Dundee Gold Mining company)
the board of directors wore re-elected as : " ,

follows: aes ‘The local stock market, as quoted by
Charles Dundee, W. A. Galliher, J. L.| the leading Roseland mining, brokers, |

see THE soe
PIONEER“ si
DRUGGISTS..

Every night by the only Meensed auctioneer

M. J. WALKER,

L have the following blocks in the following companies for ser
EUREKA CONSOLIDATED, GOPHER, HOME STAKE, EVENS
STAR, SILVERINE, R. E, LEE’. BODIE, EUREKA, NORTH ST!
and ZILA M. . '

Parker, W. D. Barclay, C. F. P. Cony-

John Copp is out again, after having
‘tbeen kept at home two’ weeks with a
gore foot, caused by # horse falling on it.

A.A. Cole, metallargical chemist at

COMES TO THE AID OF

Dr. A. W. CHASE

At Spokane street nt

goods of avery Gi
Fales mude on Commisstor
tlemeuts given at cheapest: rates.
address P.O Box 194.

ived daily
id prompt set-
Call or

Lotsinthe Original Townsite |

z ; yO 5 nit
THE REDDIN JACKSON CO., AGENTS, -:+ -*° ROSSLAND, B

Cable Adéress: “PARKER.”
ROSSLAND, B. €.

Reat's,

>(This Is Onlya Scheme

Scott,

beare, Ernest Kennedy and. Robert

J. L. Parker resigned as generel sup-
intendant on account of private business

show an improvement in values in four,
etocka, three Rossland and one reserva-
tion, and a decline in seven, two Ross-
land and four reservation. }
Big Three, which was quoted a week

Sroxane, Wash., April 8.—[Special to
the Reconp.]—Kenneth ffarington Bel-
laire refuses to ‘pass in.”

That iv what he told your correspon-.
dent at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. His

lor}and was put upon a committee with

ago at 25 cents, is today set down at 28.
Ls meentatisieimi

the War Eagle, will deliver a lecture be-
fore the Rossland school of mines this
evening upon the “Tron” Ores of Cana-

Catarrh=

Tel Ail

Moreing & Telephcne,
Codes {Bedford BMeNell's, * 85 :
Clough’s. pyfmo and save at least

cent.’ ee G iS
"SPRING CLEANIN

Chas. E. BENN: J.L, PARKER.

r| Mr. Kennedy to select his successor.

Jt was determined to at once replace

‘Evening Star has advanced from 11 to
12 cents, and Victory.Triumph from 9 to

head is badly splintered;-to use his own
words, but he is better today and the
physicians attending him at the Pro- -

Quick Work.

the hoisting plant which waa recently
destroyed by fire, and ded
that the mala shaft be sunk’to the 500
foot level. .

The trustecs elected the following offi-
cera to serve for the ensuing year:
Chatrles, Dundee, president; W. A. Gal-
Tiber, vice-president; R. A. O. Hobbs,
secretary treasurer. Mr. Parker was
chosen as coneulting engineer for the

10 cents.

lic steck bas

and ia now quoted at $3.65.
‘The local stocks which have declined
arethe Deer Park. from 10 to8 cents;
Iron Colt from 21 te 20centa and Iron
Mask from 91 to 85 cents.

The reservation .shares which have
declined on the Rossland market sre

testant Saditarum say he may recover. -
When asked to tell how the accident
happened; how he managed to fall from
a second story window and light on his
head, he refused to say anything about
his perilous fall.

“id any one push you out
window?” he was asked.
“Now, liston to me, young man, I am
am not ready to give to the world .the

da.? Admission free.

i
Cost of Burning a Heritic.

In the course of an article sketching
the histories of some early English ec-
clesiastics, a writer in the Windsor Mag-
azine (London) tella what it cost to burn
ah:ritic, The i ems are taken from the
municipal records of Canterbury, dated

“This is the soason

iL DARKER & OD, (eee

nosstann, 3c.” $1 Thonay Saul, Drgelil.
MUS NOUERS Thun Sa Inge

a 16 cents

Rossland Opera House.

BANNER ATTRACTION!
NONDLY aad TUESDAY APRIL 9, 10,

Grander Than Ever.
THE NFW PRODUCTION OF
_ Me Be LEAVIT'S

==Sufferers Transfer Co. |
Jeiglis, and fancy driving
‘sie Seg

Sa ee

of the
h of
sometimes

‘pianet ant

pay all damages done e act as

1685, and are a8 follows:

For the expenses of bringing @
heritic from London.....--+-+ «149 8d

For 1}¢floads of wood to purnhim, 289d

For gunpowder .. ~ 1d

‘A atake and atapl a. «8d

Many rstand this, and
effort to cure it, but it is beyond
ice.
Ne Af man can ignore Catarrh.
1 ge eieePey fof bemmakes constant effort
be rit
IBLO vss 2 g about the manner of life
ada tha’ to breed
Too Clever to Keep.
First’ Shipping Olerk—Have you : =
heard that Robson has got sacked. Catarrh for over thiny years, and his name i
Second Shipping Clerk—No. Ie that ‘by thousands ‘who have off the
. afact? I thouyht he was such a clever
sort of chap. i
“Firat 8. C.—Too clever by mele He
invoiced @ consignment of cra les as
matrimonial fruit paskets|—Vanity M acNEILL & DEACON,

fair.

BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS.
Rossland, B. C.

See ee
‘A -$200,000,000 Trust.
Curcaao, Ill, April 7-—The Chronicle

Spider

and Fly
49 ——PEOPLE———40
15—-HIGH CLASS SPECIALTIES—15
THE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
THE GORGEOUS COSTUMES
THE SUPERB BALLETS
THE GOLD & SILVER MARCH

Matchless Chorusof Sixteen Beautiful
girls. The new hits in follies and tan-
cies. =

Yankee Doodle Boys; The Widow
Brown; Throw Em Down; Dewey:
The Domestics of the Palace; Sousa Viv-
andiere Band; The Mermaids’ Rovels.

PRICES—1,.60, $1.25, 750.

this morning says syndicate with $200,-

000,000 backing, composed of New York, Miner Bullding, Columbia Aveaues
. _

Sale Now Open at Roll’s Drug Store,

sfer, shi goods. d
‘ashington sexeoned Fir and Tamarac woot, wash
STABLES—First Ave., bet. Spokane and Wash. St. OFFICE—9,

J.W. AARTLINE PROP. ___
HAINERAL ACT, 189%.

\ form F.) :
Certificate of Improvements
NOvICE.

A. G. CREELMAN
P. ©. BOX 315,

GEO. BEAM

sty
vest

jm,
eral Claim:

: rectional Mip
ean res maining division ot
y dist

Creelman & Beam, | sek val

cated—About oneshel rand!
CONTRACTORS
ano BUILDERS.

Ratiniates furnished on all kinds-of work.| MY uScerder tors
Jobbing promptly attended to. ‘purpose ‘of obtain!

xe notice that setae
8 re an

OFFICE AMD SHOP: 18

r Mare i

Commercial cqyrt, Fear Rossland.8. ated this t MeV EREUS

ant BROKERS.

Properties examined, Mines managed,
Standard Stocks boueht and sold.  -

J, L. PARKER

Consulting mining enginoer Dundee,
a

marac and Fairmont.

M. A- Wilson
& Co.”

HIGH-CLASS

TAILORS.

~- BEDRORD Cords
for Truuser’s. ..

H. H.Playford,

AUDITOR and
ACCOUNTANT

No.1 Stone Block, Rossland

P.O, BOX 598..").

SPOKANE STREET

got,J.F: McKenzie, office ‘and resl_
we over 0,Hearn’s, opposite Bank of.
oronto, . ert

One Door East of Col. Avenue.

company.
WEEKLY ORE SHIPMENTS.

‘and 860 to Trail.

the Trail smelter.
80 tons to Trail.

loading five more,
this evening.

———_——_—_
Montreal Market.

69,
eine, 1200 shares sold at $3.00..

There Were 2,378 Tons—2,310 to Northport

The ore shipments for the week end-
ing April 7 from the Rossiand mines
amounted in all to 2,678 tons. The Le
1 Roi shipped 2,310 to ‘the Northport
smelter, and the War Eagle 288 tons to
The Iron Mask sent

This mofning the War Eagle sent five
carloads or 80 tons to Trail, and were
which may shipped

Mosrrear, April 8.—[Special.]—Two
thousand shares of War Eagle were sold
on the stock exchange this morning at
closing at $3.58 offered. Payne

the Princess Maud from 10 to8 cents,
Tom Thumb from 26to 20, Morning
Glory from 19 to 12 cents, and Butte and
Boston from 8 to 7 cents.

pa ne
LOOKING FOR FIRE TEAMS.

One of the Horses Has a Game Leg and Will
Be Discarded.
The city is negotiating for horses for
the fire department. One of the team
which has been in the service of the de-
partment for a year, has an injured leg
‘and isnot able todo the work required
of him, so another horse will.. be gotten
in hie place. A good team for the chem-
ical engine is also to be d. The

hideous details of {this damnable plot
against my life. They want to wipe me
out, but their sponge is too dirty. But
Ishall notdie now. My: mission has
not been fulfilled. I will tell you all
about it in the Times. Then you will
read, gasp and wonder. Lord Salisbury
must answer my letter. The city of
Rosslaud must pay me $100,000 damages
for the optrageous . treatment. Watch -
for the next issue of the Times. It will
tell you all. Dickey show tho gentld=
man out.”

Miss Woodford, or “‘Dickey’’ as she Is
affectionately called by the vetern of a
h a 4

city bas been offered $200 for tke team
it now has, which it will probably not
accept, a8 $300 was paid for [ta yeara

Pete, the horse witha lame leg, will be

mated and put at work-upon the street.

in all
sorts of life, is conatantlyat M. Bellairis
bedside.

As the Recorp goes to press there isa
Chinaman sawing wood for the city
the fire hall, J