’ ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, OCTOBER 19, 1899.

Established May, 1805.
THE REDDIN- JACKSON CO.,

Aimivee Kiasiery.
MINING AND INVESTMENT

BUSINESS LOCALS,

WAWT FOOL U. S. CUSTOMS

r Northern Efforts to Gripple OP. The Hotel Russell sets the best

table in Rossland,

R. Fall Flat.

Wansdian Line Now Osrrying Heavy Ship-

sexta of Froight Into Republio—
‘Want a Convoy at Cascade,

The Great

customs

Tikely to be foiled. Colonel F. D.

Weustis of Port Townsend, collector
of customs for the state of Wash-
Gngton, is in town today looking
He is en route

over the situation.
‘to Grand Forks, where the recent
friction occurred.
The row arose over Republic
business. The overland haul from
‘the C.P.R. at Grand Forks to Re-
public is 35 miles, while the pull
rom Marcus on the Spokane Falls
& Northern railway is 80 miles.
Teumsters charge one cent per
pound for the former trip, and two
«ents for the latter. As a conse-
squence Republic merchants have
been shipping their supplies from
‘the eastern states in bond via the
aC.P.R. to Grand Forks.
The loss of business to the Great
‘Northern was heavy and it induced
the American customs service to re-
fuse admission of bonded goods
back into the states on technical
grounds. The tie-up was only tem-
porary as Colonel Heustis arranged
for the bonded goods to be brought
Znto the states from Grand Forks
cunder the supervision of an Ameri-
“can customs officer acting as con-
“voy. ‘
‘That plan is still in force but
Colonel Heustis is now going over
there to make permanent arrange-
ments,
‘ft is desired that a convoy be
placed both at Grand Forks and
Cascade, but the expense would be
too heavy, and | shall decide on
which place to have the new ser-

“The railways here at Rossland
also want an American officer for
attending to the transfer of freight
for the states, from the C.P.P. to
tthe Spokane Falls & Northern rail-
way. [donot think that the cus-
‘toms department will consent. If
the two railway lines were connec-
ted here, bonded goods in carload
lots could be returned to the-states
without difficulty, but unless that is
Mone all packages in bond must be
sealed on leaving the states. They
wan then be transferred here.”

Colonel Heustis: is accompanied
‘by Allan Cameron, assistant general
freight agent of the C.P.R.

IN AID OF A BLIND MINER.

‘Woncert Sunday Night Wil] Set a Musi-
cal Record in Rossland.

O worthier con-
cert was ever
given than the
gone set for next

the
q Union

Miners’
hall for

miner who lost his sight in an ex-
explosion at the Josie mine. The
best musicians in the city have given
their services to Prof. Emile Drey-
‘fus, who will direct the recital.

Among those who will partizipate
mre Mesdames McInnes, Archer and
Linton, Misses Olding, O'Reilly
and Kinnear, and Messrs. Oliver,
Allan, Hart-McHarg, Nelson, Ellis,
Linke and Marshall. The orches-
tra, which will include 16 pieces,
will be the finest ever heard in Ross-
land. Admission will be 5° cents;
children 25 cents,

«~_Mlnce,

Pumpkin,
Lemon and
Cranberry,

for your eeetins
Din

Northern
railway, which was try-
ing to use the American
service as an
ally in fighting the Can-
adian Pacific system, is

C. M. Weller.

PLUMBING AND HEATING

No. 30, west side, Spokane Street.

BROKERS,

Agents for Parls Bell Addition to Rossland.

The best saddle horses at the

Daniel Dickinson.

DICKINSON & ORDE
Stock Brokers.
sold on the closest margins.

Tel. No. 61, Rossland, B. 0.

Walter L, Orde

Stocks bought and

Montana; phone 6,
Experienced waitress wanted im-
mediately at Hotel Allan.
The Grand Union dining room
has been reopened under new man-

CHARLES DANGERFIELD,

STOCK BROKER,

Wallace Block, Columbia aye. Tel, No. 90

agement and furnishes the best 25-
cent meal in town.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

Pursuant to the Creditors’ Trust Deeds
Act and Amending Acts.

Cable address
“Whitehall Codes 1¢

THos. S. GILMOUR,
STOCKS AND SHARES

MINING AGENT.
Columbia Avenue. Rossland, B. C.

Cable address ‘‘Nuguets.” Telephone 44

ERNEST KENNEDY & CO.,
MINES AND STOCKS.

2734 Columbia Ave. Rossland, B. C.

Telephone 86. P.O. Box 268
A Ps B. MACKENZIE & CO.
MINING BROKERS,

Columbia Ave, Rossland, B. C.

Cable address: *:Betovi.’’ Telephone 79
BEETON & OVINGTON.

STOCK BROKERS AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS.

Imperial Block. Rossland. B. U.

Cable addres», “Plewman, Rossland.”
Tel. 82, P.O, Bex 756,
RicHaRD PLEWMAN,

STOCK BROKER,
British Columbia Mining. Properties for sale.
New Bank of Montreal building.

Motice of Dissolution.
Motice is hereb: given pst the | firm of Bianchi
& Fale tti, hotel rT keepe Bodega hotel,
Rossfond,'Br Css was s dissolved beaut conan
on ‘te yoth day, et Oct 1h. john Falet
jetiriag from 2 False janchi. Hote
tinuing said Business and being responsible for
alaebis ot the said firm, to whom at accounts
oul

Dated, the 17th day of October, 1899.

Rossiand Golden Gate Mining and Explor-
ation Company, Limited,

OTICE is heretx given that full, legal title to
N ain Cite { No.1, Ann per
on Bul aor ous! ain,
Dog a jeated inthe ators company
all Pending iam te Having been settled,
Hosslana, October arth, 1609.
HS; WALLACE, President.
‘Secretary.

1o-ryat ~ THOMAS PRusT.

_ Application for Liquor License.

Notice is hereb: given that we will apply
at the next sitting of the board of license
commissioners for a license to sell liquors
atretail on the premises known as the old
Bank of Montreal building on Columbia
avenue in the city of Rossland,

'UNNING) & McDoxaup
Dated this 5th day SE asic. 1899,

WAGE-WORKER

who 13 not a member of his union is a clog
on the whole of industrial improvements
and the freedom of the workers. The wage
earner whois fooled by being led to be
hheve that he can buy goods at half price,
finds out that he buys nothing but trash of
the cheapest kind, when he hears some-
ip. You can get good goods at good
ng by going up Washington street to..

Houghton’s -

Exchange | Auction Matt,
+P. Re
We have for gate, Boot ob Bhoes, es, Rubbers,
loves, Mitts, Underwear, Overshirts,
Socks, Watches, and all kinds of Notions:
Special sale for a few days at a

tice. me first class ‘Albums,
Nothing ‘Cheap but the Price,

Houghton’s Exchange Auction’ Mart,
Cc. P, RB. Block. -

TURF EXCHANGE.

Under new management.

——

FIRST-CLASS DINING ROOM.

{Bedford MeNeill’s
Jloughs.

OTICE is hereby given that Maud jeanetta
Eagles of the city @f Rossland, in the. pro
ince of British Columbia, dealer inary, goode and
millinery, has ot thls days dated the oth as
of October, ee, assigned al her personal
Chtate and ‘eftects WHER RAY be seed Pep ona
Ander execution, and all ner real estate to Arthur
"Luft of the city of Rossland aforesaid,
ran, for: the Bench of aii he ‘her ctedlters
le exec pal auc netta
Eagles ard the sald Arthur. Ladi on et ay
tober, ‘A meeting of the creditors of
the said Maude Jeanetta Bagi wal bel held af the
office of HE. A. Courtney. ands Wallace
Bulidings Columbia. avemie, ‘Roselan . Be
Tuesday the 2th day of Oct
ofefocke in, “he, a

which he shall then fave notice.
O sted at Kossiand this oth diy of of October, A

ITNEY,,
"Solicitor for assignee.

GRAND HOTEL.

SPOKANE STREET. “
The Best Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.

| aS |

Jack Matthews, Prop’r.

Dit
ro1rget

ROSSLAND

Electric Launs ndry

is offset by a good....

Storm Coat or Mackintosh

We have them at the RIGHT prices.

A new make of Canadian Rubbers, called the ‘‘Maltese Cross” brand, is FAR SUPER-
IOR to all Canadian make of Rubbers heretofore carried by any shoe dealer.

Storm............
Low ut......
Cloth Storm

They are claimed to be a BETTER-
WEARING Rubber, and are’ also MUCH
FINER and LIGHTER WEIGHT. Special
attention has been paid to Style and

Finish of these goods, and are Exact Sizes.

? === Women’s, === Mens.

eX Overshoes. ~@e

in BUTTON and BUCKLE, and all other Styles............ OPERA and BULL DOG TOES

THE BIG i STORE.

Patronize those who spend

their money at home with
you, and thereby. help
your own and ‘your city’s
interests......... 2.

ee
White Labor and Clean

OPERA HOUSE

ROSSLAND

INTERNATIONAL

MUSIC HALL.

WEEK OGT. 16-22.
: Monday, Oct, 16th, and during week.

€ Works,

Kootenay: Hotel.

FIRST- eae BUSINESS
LUNCH, 35 CENTS.

Any style OYSTERS a Specialty.
GAME in Season, *

s6e6e8

Miss K. Swanson, Prob.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale: Stables.

THEATRE COMPANY.

Knights of Pythias Night.

“DAMON and PYTHIAS.”
Reserved Seats tonight, ealy 7, ce THE AMERICAN SANDOWS.

The management guarantees that

Hirst appearance of.

MISS NELLIE GRAY.

“TO-NIGHT. --
R. BE. FRENCH

OS

VOL. 5+ NO. 4a

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1899.

PRICE 5 CENTS.

FOR FINE

Watch...Repairing,

++GO TO...

J. W. SPRING, -

Everything Guaranteed,
: Next door to the Post Office.

The Leading Jeweler

t Cost...

R. C. Rrayer Books, ...
Eng. C. Prayer' Books, . .
Methodist Hymn Books,..

Preshyterian Hyman Banksy i
Bibles, . sabe |

Butler's BR. CG Catechisms « ci

i we are going outef these lines
This és ax OPPORTYRUTY 5 bindings: Koaolute Cost, No Re 7 \

H of the New Alaskan modus _vivendi

E: Def ae mine ro GOODEVE : BR So

It is of no use:to attempt writing with a

broken

in 2 supply of the best pens and ink

that money. ean buy, Hi goubgveafavafite
Styleaf pea, we have it and of the
daly, Come ang seer

Ht. 'S. WALLAGE,

"shail Ope Paper, Fancy Goods.

usical Goods, me Toys,

"| States

WE KEEP THE PASS

Modus Vivendi Confirms Canadian
Claims Along Dalton Trail.

AMERICA GETS COAST LINE

New Arrangement Provides Temporarily for
American Possession of ‘Tide Water Along
Entire Alsskan ‘Border—Boundariés Vague | §
and Poorly Defined,

Washington,:Friday.—The terms
leave much, still in _the, dispute but
‘rupted tide water “along th

tested coast. ‘The Porcupine coun-.
try is also thrown into the Ameri- |;

| CAPTURED |

BOERS SUFFER
GREAT LOSSES
AT GLENCOE

Royal Rifles and Fusileers
Make Splendid Charge.

17. GUNS

Still. in Pursuit of Fleeing Bur-
ghers--British Loss Heavy.

can lands territ On the other.
‘hand the Canadian government
maintain, its position along ‘the,|’
lakes at the head of White and |,
Chilkoot pass. The new’ arrange- :
‘ment is manitestly temporary. ase
the boundaries’ are described only
in most general terms. | i
: ‘The maximum claim of the United
is not accedéd to, and
BO, r is made to, . estab-

'Teiepiidne 99:
“Washington St.

¥: row two oi
cee hava pil eee

Choice Groceries and Vegetab! es» Baltin
sh Fish, Hams, Fresh & Ciired ‘Meats, 4

| Ebauishe

lish-a claim to territory lying be-
tween. the heads of Chilkoot, pass
.and_ White. Horse pass and the
lakes to the. north, It does not fol-
low.that,the United States has_re-
s. claim at that point,
but by ual agreement reached

about two years ago the heads of
the two passes were recognized as|
‘ fvath

Firat time in this city of the great-melodramatic success,

“THE GAMBLER,’ o

with a great cast.

Grand Holiday Attraction.

By Special Request the Celebrated Play,
ic 3 ceond week of the Big Four—

5 ;
BERNICE, HOWARD, GILDAY, DELMORE.

Admission 50 cents.
-Seats at Rolls’ Drug Store.

Return of PEARL & CASSIDY. who by reniisaty in: Sin their ‘-Purple
ay Exposition Song,"

GRAND SHOW. ALL NEW FEATURES. ~ BIG BILL.

the house wi!l be thoroughly -
heated.

JOHN F, LINDBURG .....PROPRIETOR

Heavy Transferring.
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.

STABLES:
Commercial Alley, 'Phone No. 39,

P.O. Box 16.

Rolt & Grogan,

. CUNLIFFE & ABLETT,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.
ov oar Where stots apy Sate tener sae ene

ipecialty. Norte Famps kent in stock, ‘Age ts for Wm. Hamilton
1B. 2 Mills, Concentrators, ute.

Mines, Stocks

Insurance.

and

‘Third Avenue, mowister’ BP. 0. Box 198

; Subscribe for for

Record, ql
50 Cents per
=== month.

FIRE INSURANCE

Caledonian,
Connecticut of Hartford,

g the foll

Repr

C4 —=HOUDE'S ==

Straight Cut ©
Cigarettes.

- Companies:

Lancashire,

Imperial.

NEAT anp CLEAN BED-
ROOMS.
Bar Supplied with the Finest.
Give us a call.

P. J. SLAVIN....+. ....+PROPRIETOR.

A. S. Hunden.

ROSS THOMPSON........

I have the following blocks i in the following companies for sale:

Eureka C lid

MANUFACTURED BY

B. Houde & Company, Quebec

Reddin. Jack

» Hi
Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and ZilaM
Lots in the Original. Townsite

ke, Evening Star, Are Better than the Best.

WHOLESALE AT

Crow & Morris, Rossland. )

Co., Agents, Rossland, B..C.

o<2

ee

C. M. WELLER

Telephone 27,

Rossland, B. C.

At the City Bakery.

JOHN PHILLIPS,
Contractor & Carpenter

tie nded to.

Shop: Imperial building,
Monte Cristo St,, 5th house ae ae ‘Col-
umbia ayenue. P. O. Box 576,

CHASE & SANBORN’S

NONE BETTER...

Coffee, and

Salada Tea,

O. M. Fox & Co.

& COMPANY, | Ka

Katie ] D. Green G. | M.
and D. Co., Ltd.

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Property situated on North Fork Salmon
FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY.

Fifty thousand shares of the Company’s Treasury Stock is now
offered to the public at

The Arlington
THE LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL.
<=" Headquarters for Commer-

cial Men....Splendid Sample Rooms.
UNEXCELLED TABLE. Joun Haverty, Proprietor.

t, B.C.

The C ‘larendon Cafe

SSS

71-2 Cents

22-Columbia Aveuue,
Rossland, B. C.

: River, Erie Dist:
!

AOL ALS

and can be_had on application to

per Share,

GEORGE H. GREEN,

Sec-Treasurer.

First-Class in Every Respect. Open Day ‘and Night.

Rooms for Banquets and Diuner Parties.

RAM RRR

Genie Se

106 west Columbla’Auenue
1 East Columbia Avenue. Ea ay ae

; the. permanent rights of either. party.

, & Fe Laloride.

line ‘ without’ sacrificing

‘has been
oo to work without’ friction” and
the: “present is not consideréd an op-
portune time ta djstucb it.
The point where trouble | threat-
ened. was the Dalton trail, which,
by the way, is not directly’ on the
Skagway Foute. | Although the side
trail connects the points yet it 1s. a
natural pathway from, Pyramid har-

[QUICK WORK |x
Red ‘Star Storage-& Tratster. c

br @ delivered | ty.
Wil calf'at a toy past cgay govt lao if aio Sonteadt and Job che
rt ining machinery deliver
Sata eer iture, Pia ni s and Safes safely moved.
ne to anything shlpyers! Good Btorage facilities, reason:
We be as shippers’ Wille clear,
wh y

ONED WOOD, .
wa sect GOOD, BY nM DOs ater

Ofice: Waslungton 8t., opposite Babe of ‘Soatrest, i.

| bor‘into the Klondyke. The United
| States governmént ‘could scarcely
4 contend that the boundary | line was
:| to be, defined by the prescribed scene
"| of 30 miles from the sea for in this
i section of country there is an unde-
niable mountain’ range, in which
case the treaty provides that. the
range should fix the. boundary.
‘| Therefore the new... arrangement
draws a line from Chilkoot Pass in

the direction a little south of west

The Question irises,

“WHERE TO PURCHASE

..DRUGS..

We have a FULL and COMPLFTE STOCK of Drugs and Med:

icines of Great Parity, and the:
ition. We desire to impress

. become worthless through ‘aRe.

jorer kit
Toke yen ‘soaps, ete.,at moderate prices.

aes qT R. |. MORROW,... Lesesesethe Drugeist.

urs don’t cost any more

are peat and in Perfect Con-

is fact because s0, many ‘drugs, | Porcup
re than

Wo have tail ‘supply of Perfumes

“| to the mountain peak about ro miles
‘west of the Dalton trail.
s the Chilkoot

fiver some distai cejabove Klukwan,
coinpletely cutting off the British
possessions | from navigable* waters.
It alsé'throws into the American
territory a triangular section of the
ine country of i bl

extent which was claimed by Can-
ada and which is being prospected
by American miners. who were
driven out of the Atlin country by

adverse British Columbian legisla-

@~~—~~ANTHRACITE~~~--®
we: de Mey ab ob ob ob ob

Prices, ‘Delivered:
FURNACE ' SIZE... ..$10. PER TON.
STOVE SIZE...... --$10 PER TON.
NUT SIZE.. "78 9 PER TON.

Rossland Warehouse & Trans=
fer Co., Agents.

COM-

for NORTHERN PACIFIC COAL

Also aNy's BITUMINOUS COAL, for Steam and
Domeéstic Purposes.

tion. Crossing this in the west sec-
tion is the lower end of the Dalton
trail of which the United States ob-
tains possion as well as the termi-
nus of Pyramid harbor.

LADEN WITH GOLD.

‘The Largest Shipment of Gold From
the North.

Seattle, Friday.— Like a, rich
laden Spanish galleon in the days
of Eldorado, the steamer Dirigo has
arrived in port, loaded down with
rich treasure. She brought down

Glencoe, Thursday.—A report reached camp today that the
. Boers had been sighted seven .miles out. A squadron of the
* Kighteenth Hussars rode out, and on reaching the brow of the
hill they discovered a strong advance party of the burghers. The
. hussars retired and their main body, which in the meantime had
moyed up under cover, made ready to fire, but the enemy were
. not to.be. drawn out. In fact after delivering their fire the Boers
hesi' dat their poor success with rifles,

had’ m ed out of range,

and Pi rT
they quickly turned and retired.
: Glencoe; Friday.—Atter a magnificent charge which can be
} likened only to'the one at Dargai, the Royal rifles and the Dublin
> iced the Boers occupying the hill above
“town, and completely routed, them: The fighting was fearful and
” the British losses weré heavy, hut ‘the victory is complete. _
4 In, the, battle General Sir William Symons was ‘severely
wg wounded i in the stomach. and it is feared his hurts are fatal. Gen-
a eral Yate. is.now in ‘command. i
#0 At Ladysmith the British. forces‘are still holding their own,
‘but made an unsuccessful sortie against 2000 Boers and were
L@ driven back.

The Official Story.

London, Friday.— ‘the « war office has received the following.
official dispatch. from Glencoe via Ladysmith, filed at the latter
2 place at. 3:30 this afternoon:

“We were attacked this morning at daylight’ by a force
. roughly. estimated at 4000. They had placed. four or five guns in
a position: on.a hill 5400 yards east of our camp, and fired plugged
| shells,’ but their artillery did no damage.

“Our infantry formed for attack and we got our guns
+ in position. After shelling the enemy the King’s Royal rifles and
the Irish fusileers advanced to the attack, and after hard fighting,.
 Jasting until ‘1:30 p. m., the almost inacessible position was taken
“ and the enemy retired eastward.

; “Atl the Boer guns were captured,
“at the top of ‘the hill, The cavalry and infantry are still out. Gen-
“eral Sir William Symons was severely wounded. in the stomach
* and General Yate has assumed command. Our losses are heavy.
; They will be telegraphed as soon as possible.

Battle With 9000 Boers Reported.

4 Glencoe, Friday. —Scouts report, goo0 Boers, advancing on
* Hatting’s Point. The Fifteenth battery and the Liecester regi-
* ment have gone to meet them.

Captured Seventeen Boer Guns.

London, Friday.—It was reported i in the house of commons
this evening that the British captured 17 guns at Glencoe, and the
cavalry is still pursuing the Boers.

* BOERS STOP A BRITISH RUSH

. Two Thousand at Ladysmith Armed With
Catition Repel Border Rifles.

Ladysmith, Friday.—The carbineers and border mounted
rifles who have been acting against the enemy all day returned
” this’ evening, after falling back in the face of some 2000 Boers.
They were several times almost cut of bul their Maxim gun held
"the Boers in check. Several times the enemy came within the
4oo-yard range but their shooting was bad and the Maxim stop-

~ ped their rushes. They have a large wagon train and artillery.

We can see our soldiers _,

COLUMBIA GETS IT

Wins Third Race and the Cup This
Morning.

IT LEAD BY OVER A MILE

Event Was the Beat of Whole, Series With s
Spanking Breexe—Shamrook Again Handi-
capped by the Fouling of Her Top Shrouds
—Dofender 6;84 & the, Good,

-New York, Friday. The Colum:

‘|bia this morning. won the third
‘| race and the cup; in the best and
}| most hotly contested. event of the
)'| whole series.

The start was made’
at 11 o’clock,.and the boat finished
as follows;”.Columbia, . 2: 40-455

»| Shamrock, 2:46.25, unofficial.

The latter's bad: fortune pursued
her and she had trouble by the
fouling’ of-~her ‘top shroud.

With a. brisk. breeze from the
north and.allconditions favorable,
a fine start:was:made. The starting
gun was: fired at. 11 o'clock. The
Shamrock - crossed the line first at

'| 11:00 16,\the-Columbia at 11:01:43,
'| unofficial.
| yachts had. gone-six.miles with the
1] Shamrockileading about 200 yards.
‘| When ‘seven miles had been cov-
1 ered the challenger’s lead ‘had in-
| creased* to. 300 yards.

In: half: an: hour the:

The wind
was) blowing. 18.knots and it made

a magnificent race.

Half a' mile from the outer mark,

}| about':12:12, ‘the. Columbia. over-

hauled the visitor and took the lead.

‘| The. time-of. turning the . mark for

the: Columbia was 12:18, Shamrock,
12:19.

| By ia: 2:50 “the Columbia's lead ins
 creaséd to‘a'-quarter of a mile, but
the Shamrock was making.a great
fight. ' -The-seas were washing from.
stem to stern.. © At’ 1:25 -the yachts
were about seven’ miles from the
finish with the Columbia leading on
the port tack, .and the. Shamrock
on the starboard tack. At 2:11 the
Columbia: ‘was: éasily outpointing
the Shamrock. with a lead of a mile
and only three’ miles:to finish.

- LOVE I8 BLIND.

a

A Most 3
: * Westerdily.

Cleveland, O., Friday.—One of
the most. remarkable weddings ever
known took place here yesterday.

The groom was W. M. Moore,
aged 33° He is blind. The bride
was Miss Lizzie Brown. She is
blind. The knot was tied by’ Jus-
tice of the’ Peace Dwight Palmer.
He is blind. The best man was
| William Vandewyst. He is blind:
Fifty guests were invited. All are
blind. An orchestra composed of
blind men played the wedding
march. -. After the ceremony a mu-
sical and literary program was car-
ried out by blind people.

| FIFTY MILLION DOLLAR COMBINE

Over One Hundred Mills Have En-
tored the Paper Trust.

New York, Friday.—Plans have
been. quietly maturing for some
weeks past. looking to the consoli-
| dation of all the paper manufactories
of the country. All told, some 100
or more mills are interested in the
projected consolidation scheme, and

of capital i ted is

+" amprisoned for Treason.

received from Hongkong report
that Baldomero Aguinaldo, brother
of the insurgént leader, is _impris-

One band of 1400 sheep,
herder with them, are lost.

more gold from Skagwav than any
ship ever before brought from that
direction. The total value of the
gold dust aboard the Dirigo when
she reached this port was $1,125,-
000. Of this amount $825,000 is
from the Canadian Bank of Com-
merce of Dawson and is consigned
to the assay office in this city.

oned at the Filipino headquarters
and will soon be shot for treason.
Aguinaldo says he will not interfere

Increased Wages.
Seattle, Friday. — The

unprecedented severity for this time
Tacoma, Friday.—Mail advices | of the year has been raging in the
mountains surrounding Leadville.
and the

about $50,000,000.

Spokane’s Big Depot.
Spokane, Friday. —The Great
Northern new freight depot in this
city will be one of the largest in the
west. The plat-submitted to the

Pacific

when the
his brother to death.

Coast y has ed a

superior court today in the railway's
condemnation proceedings shows a

court-martial oast
raise in wages of from 12 to 15 per

cent. of all’'the men employed in the

Heavy Snow Near Leadville. coal mines at Newcastle, Coal

Leadville, Col., Friday. — For}Creek, Lawson and Franklin, in all
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