ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, MARCH 7, 1899.

0, WERE (S.THE TIMES?

All Answers Should bé Refered to-the
Purzle Rditor,
WAITING TO HRAR FROM SALISBURY

Kenneth (Says'His Tronbles Shonid
_ Cost the City $100,000—
Taking a Rest.

ie ‘Te he Rossland Times dead?
. Answers should. be’ addressed to the

f ‘puzzle editor. This office was not blessed

and amueed, a week ago last Saturday

“by the’ timely appearance’of that pe-

, Modical, Neither did it-come last Sat-
urday. The last-number of that paper
hich | reached. this - office ' ‘contained
ong many other similar thing the fol-
lowing; tet : E “

a:.knows what |
y.and Tuesday and I must for
ask the. forbearance of allof
u, residents of the town,” of Spokane—
f U..8. or.B. 0.) and I would ask edi-
irs of the U, 8. or Canadian papers to
be good enough to, :reprint this note ae
_ also of following on. :the same subject:

“With a amashed ekull, a nearly closed

eye, my teeth ‘and :jawa knocked. to
Pieces with theimplement-I have men-
tioned in the “Weeklies,” I can scarcely,

: ‘be expécted - to write .much, “But the

episode’ and subsequent hellish perjury
‘y-Bhall cost the city $100,0U0,. and as to

-* those concerned—wait !?":

‘Wé are waiting, and.glad wo-were not
.tequeated to hold our breathin the
meantime. Then going on the editor
adds: “have thought it best to write

~ to Lord Salisbury, the prime minister of
England, detailing the entire story and
from him T shall get justice.”

Arepresenitative. of the Reconp saw

: Mr. Editor Kenneth ffarington Bellairs, |.
not longér than three days ago, aud he | Athabase:

aid he had not yet heard: from ‘Lord
Salisbury. We cendeled with him and

‘Hur,
gently. inquired'what had become of the Bates
Times. .:He did not seem to be: certain |(C:
Shout that: himself, and answered that | Gan}
he thought: he would take a,-month’e De

Treat. That‘is all right for him, but what
isito becoitie of the people who. were
veading sthe’ “large circulation of .the
Times in'Canada,'the United Statea and
the United Kingdom,” and how are the
English'“companies which . have’. been
Writing'for 3 “locas atandi” in Ross:
land? * : st

Again tho editor says: “Next week I

shull probably print in these. columns] 20>, HI
my letter'to Lord Salisbury, i. e., unless Minnohabi

I get eryaipelas, which I expect.”
I¢'wau atncerely to be hoped that’ he

~apvereneme |
PEOPLE COMING AND GOING

E, 8. Larsen, of the B, ©. Bakery, has
returned from Portland, Oregon, where
E. Escalet, wife and family, lefton the
noon train today for.Greenwood, where
they willopena restaurant similar to the
old Kootenay, of this city.
he has keen for several weeks on bugi-
ness,
* W.F. Tye, ©. P. R. enginear, left for
8p on b ig

D. B. Bogle went to Spokane on mining
business today and will return on Friday.

Edgar Charles, timber agent for D. 0.
Corbin, was called to Spokane today on
business. :

T. M. Daly left for Spokane on the noon
train today on legal business.

James Wilson and wife, of Trail, left
today for the Boundary country, where
they will reside in the future.

P.C,. McArthur went to Columbia on
the‘ noon trdin today.

James Wilson, snperintendent of tke
C.P.R. telegraph serviceon the Pucific
division, is expected to artive in Ross:
dand tonight from the north, ‘

Charles Ross left for Greenwood on the
noon train, where he will locate perma-
ently.

J.&. Herrick, of Spokane, returned to
his home today after looking over the
fron Mask'property. :

..E. J. Roberta, engineer of the Corbin
system of railroads, and a heavy stock-

holderin the Iron Mask, came up from
Spok last ing’and hie

HUNTER
BROS.

MOK

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Dry Goods
Dep.

CO The Big Store.

We are busy checking ticketing and -put.-
ting into stock a shipment of carpets. ° The fi.
nest assortment, the lowest price and largest
stock ever presented to.the Rossland people.

The large stock necessitated our getting a
carpet show room, so have engaged tempora.
rily, the LEMON BLOCK; where: we will be 8

pleased to show you our stock.

DRY GOODS
DEPT.

SOOOOHH0H0HHHGHHOHHOH $4 06HHOOO4OOOHOOO!

4

ea
home again this morning.

Rossland Mining Stocks

[Corrected by the Reddin-Jackson Company
Limited, Columbia avenue, P.O. Box 498 Ca-
ble address, “Tantling.” ‘Codes, Clough, Liebor
Bedford McNeal and Moreing «&: Neal.

MINING OPERATORS AND BROKENS,
Established 1

a

Agents for N. . Rai! ray addition to} tO

1 & FS.
Rossland, Ymir, Erle ‘and Coi:tmbia- townsite
We Have Buyers for All Stand-
ard Stocks.

Mill Creok.
Monta. ¢

thi

Forks today. I
postion at the B.C. mine, and'the family
will make their home there in the future.
good bye to the departing couple.

e p

and Mrs, F. J. Helm, left for

-fon'the noon train today, where she gocs
h i i

sity.
Jaspar, left-today for Vancouver, whee

. | ber of friends accompanicd them to the
train to bid them farewell.

Mr. and Mre, John Gill went to Grand
Mr. Gill has accepted a

host of friends were at the depot to sa;

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Mize Helm, ot Mr,

=OFF

‘This is the rebate we had at our last large ehipment
Snits of Clothes, eto., and at thut: rate we

7153

n .of Oyercoats,
are now ‘offeriig it to our

in the

Mr. and.Mrs. Louis Grrnett and son

ey will reside in the future. . A num-

Thumb

ietory -Triumph.
rg! nia .

Vhite Beat

winnipe
War Nagle,

would not gét what he but he
must bave got it, aa the letter was not
forthcoming, . . had

There fs one thing certain., ‘Che: dis-
tressed editor ig not relying altogether
upon Lord ‘Salisbury for redress,-for he
adda: “‘I’“expect . the Britieh- goverh-
ment will. send out a special commission
to Rossland at.once,”.and,.then he signa
himeelf, ‘Faithfully (but amashed.up)

ea ess vYours, :K, f B.’ |

But the public is entitied to’ know
what the trouble was all about “and we
cannotde Better. than. to.-give ‘the ex-
planation in his own-worda: + *

Thay
suspicions to whom I am indebted for
this and previous attempts. “My read-
ere om this continent and.in England

will kxiow what. I, meant. (God help| FR,

them all when Ihave absolute proofs.)
Meanwhile an attempt to ‘work me’ up
to frenzy” go that I. could be “arrested
and smashed” was made a few days be-
fore this one by a perfect stranger’ who.
awore he hed seen me with a woman of
the town under . certain circumstances.
I, who aseveryone knows here, hare
never apokem to a female in -the Domin-
jon! Bah, had I.not foreborne for “go0-
ing for him” I should have been run in
and the story spread to ruin me.

Suffice it to say that the tales as given
are absolute perjury, and a leading bro-
kor was with me ox business—a_teeto-
talor—up to a few minutes ef the alleged
“disturbance.” From the time Ileftmy
abode until I was smashed waa under
one minute! | J : woes

H, 8. Wallace's Bullding.
Contractora Creelman & Beam ‘are
pushing the workon H.8. Wallace's
new two atory frame building on Colum-
bia avenue.. The building is inclosed,
the chimney, being“ built and everything
iw nearly ready for the lath and plaster.

Dr, J. F. McKenzie, office and resi-
dence cre O,Hearn’s, opposite Bank of

almost certainties now as to'l-

A $16 Overcont for.
Phirts or Drawer:
Mitts.

‘weed

$16 Overcoat

Everlasting Ovoralla.
White shirts...7,
Funey Knitted Shirts:
Bais

kets...
Socks, three pairs.

ty
£4

per
And muanv other artic) in gente fur-
nishings accordingly cheap. .

Ye have no branch stores. Wg-To buy ut ubove prices Fou have only to call at

OSSLAND AUCTION. HOUSE. -: *

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42. Columbia Avenue. .

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THE REDDIN JACKSON CO., AGENTS, -:- -:- ROSSLAND, B,C.

Rossland -

VOL 8, NO. 210.
(

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 8, 1899,

ww EXPER To ceeitecs,

Watch Repairing...

We

J. \!. SPRIN

qnvary Watch left with us fo i
int at a eee

a Watchmaker SAS SAAS |
Pons Pe eas Bde

a

2p Bent door Cea bioume, Mireur & Gran,

SEALNG SEASON OPENS

Canadjan Fleet. Sald. to Have Star-
ted North.

HIGH COMMISSION FAILED T0 AGREE

iar ROOM-MAEKING tale for the past thirty days has been
rete sar VERY “ CHEAP

decided: success, "we ‘will | con!
ale for ONE WEEK
fer on the following lines; —  ;

tinue. this

qiore, for we'have atill some SNAPS to of-

Mang eit roel $6,60:to $15.00.
Men's bine and-black Melton and

Besrszor- $7.00 to $18.00,
Freise and. Mackinaw oo

Teckete--- $3.50 to. $6.0:

Turnbull's unthrinkable all wool

secerw’ $2.50 and up.

Men's all wool fancy and

flanne

bine
: $1.00 to, $8.00,

Mining Shoes and Rubber Boots, [GUARANTEED]..

=. $1.75 up,

Lateet styles in J. B. Stetson, King B Hats at Popular Prices.

OUR ORDERED CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

Te, kept busy.
reat d finest aveortment' of

Fit and workmanchip guaranteed. And see the ©

English and’ Scotch Tweeds,

an
Foxes’ Serges and Clay Worsteds in the city to chose from.

The U.S. Cutters Boar and M’Cullough
‘Will Do Service in Bear-
‘ing Seas,

(Associated Press Dispatch.)
Crtcaco, March. 8.—A special to the
Ti Herald from Washi saya,
that in view of the failure of the Anglo-
American joint fish commission finally
to agree upon the stoppage of pelagic
sealing in the Behring'sea, the United
States government’ will be forced to re
new its Behring ea patrol. The cutters
Bear and McCullongh, now at San Fran-
cisco will probably be assigned to this
duty. :
Notice has been received that a Cana-
dian sealing fleet'of 87 vessels has left
its winter anchorage and proceeded tc
begin pelagic sealing. This is the fleet
for which the United States propose ta

WANTED IN RUSSIA,

An Embezzler Arrested In Winnipeg Says
He Will Returm Voluntarily,
(Associated Press Dispaten.)

‘Winnipza, Man., March 8.—Vitali

Alevandof Doodimki, the Russian who

is charged with embezzling 87,712

roubles from the Arctic Association o:

Riga, in the Russian Empire, was

brought before Justice Killam today, a

demand baving been made upon the

minister of justice for his extradition.

In answer to‘questions by the iudge, the

accused said that the offence with which

he is charged, occured March 1896. At
that time a reward for hid arrest was of-
fered, and he seemed te be under the
impression that if the Russian govern-
ment was informed that he had no
money left it would not go to the
trouble and expense of taking him back.

If, bi , after iving the inf

tion, it still desires him to return, he

will go voluntarily. The matter wasad-
journed until Thursday,

ATTEMPTED MURDER.

Tried to Carry an Old Man Into the Bush
and Kilt Him,

(Associated Press Dispatch.)

Wrxwiree, March 8,—Albert Price, a
young man aged 27, is under arrest here
charged with attempting to forcibly
carry off Richard Bolton, aged 70 with
intent to murder him. Bolton wascom-
ing to town to give evidence against
Price ina theft cage. Price met him and

pay $40,000 ind provided Canada
< d her rights to sealing in the

Boys all Wool suits

Boys’ Nap and Freize Pea Jackets.

Boys Solid Leather Shoes...

M. J. O°7HEARN

» The Clothier.

Corner Columbia Avehue and Lincoln Street.
2 - i

Behring sea,
SAN FRANCISCO WAKING UP,

|| Trying to Offset Seattle’s Endeavor to Se-
cure Government Business.
(Assoelated press Dispatch )

San Feancisco, March 8.—:The state,

‘Board dfharbor commiesroners took ac-

tion yesterday which ineures ample ac-
di for all ts and) sim:

ay

a Vi

NMA

o> fh dainty
>». their-mothers. We

of *« shoes for

prising every kind

gee Feige 7 ;
‘C. O: Lalonde “a
y e e Uh. ] ‘ e for ttle
as ee chaps
Strong shoes fot &turdy boys and stylish shoes for fathers, |
Shoes for little girls and-misses and elegant shoos for

everyone.” stock ie complete,

of.

medium, or heavy. Prices areall light, however.

lo not confine ourselves to supp! lying
wny one age or.sex with ZOOrWEAR, but make a epeciaity

com-
‘oot and Shoe mannfactured, light,

ilar veauels in'the service of the ‘United
States government on the Pacific ovean

Resolutions were adopted instructing
the chief engineer to preparé,plans and
specifications for transforming the Free-
mont‘Street wharf into « covered dock
with all the needed appliances.

This acton is expected to offset the
proposal of the business men of Seattle
to make that city the headquarters fu:
the supply di fo!

is

SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Col. Avenue.
‘ i "

The Fast Line
TO
All Points

The Dining Car
oute via
Yellowstone
Park.

THE SAFEST AND BEST,

Solid Vestibuled Trains
Equipped with
‘allman Palace Cars,
Elegant Dining Care
‘Modern Day Coaches,
Tourist Sleeping Cars
* Through Tickets to all points in the
UNITED STATES AND CANADA
Steamship tickets to all parts of the
world,

TICKETS _TO
. JAPAN AND CHINA

via
TACOMA and PORE aN PACIFIC

Trains dopart from &»okane,
340 PB,
. 7:00 A.M,
For inforination. time cards, maps and tickets
pply to agents of the &.¥,6 X. aud ita con
ections, or
E, W. Rurr, Agt. Red M:. Ry.
F. D. GIBBS,
Gerieral Agont Spokane; Wasn.
A. D. CHARLTON,
Asst. Gen, Pass, Ag

Agent,
No, 255 Morrison St., cor. 8rd,
Fortland §.Oragou

T. E, HALEY,

ano RETAIL
' DEALERIN.,.

e at any time day

OFFICE—9, Wash. St.

j J.W. AARTLINE PROP,

Beef,
Pork,
Mutton, |
Fish.

The One Price Store.
: ; ROSSLAND'’S COMING
- TRADING PLAGE. - aa

This Week's Specials.

alt.

One thoueand different articles,

Cc. C. GIBSON &
eee

LADIES’ SHOES
Closing out the rem-
ainder per pair.. ..

YUKON BLANKETS
Extra. heavy, ‘all,
wool, Per pair,

slab

Strictly one price to all-

CO... eee

Ovsters |

Bete eas Na

Game.

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nico,

Spokane Street,

ROSSLAND, B.C.

comfortable ant

HYGENIC . VENTILATED

H Goodyear Welt: Shoes,

P your whole system benlthy.
a

$4.00 A PAI,

—Soln Agents Here—

i’ The Rossland Auction House,

42 Rast COLUMBIA AVENUE,

The:
strong. Worth $1u, only

Rossland Loan Office,

NO. 16 WASHINGTON ST.

a Jewelry in Stock
REPAIRING DONE.

Watches, Clocks

PHIL A. SILVERSTONE, PROP,

PIONEER 1
DRUGGISTS.: -

OUR GOODS ARE RIGHT-
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT:

, Habbhbbabhihie

—WHEN YOU WANTiA—

CYP A rrescription

~ ° [FILLED ACCURATELY.

BRING IT TO US.

the troops in Hawaiian and Philippine
waters,

at the point of a revolver, to
take him into the bush. The old man
escaped while passing aload of hay,
whereupon Price fired, one of the shots
taking effect, but not causing a serious
wound.

THE OPEN DOOR QUESTION.

Partition of hina Discussed by the Russian
_. ., Ambassador. Count Cassini,

New Yorx, March 8.—A dispatch to
the World from Washington aays:
Ressian ‘Ambassodor Count — Cassini,
speaking of the Chinese situation, says:
“There’ are eo ‘many ways of viewing
the ‘Open Door’ Proposal and so many
interpretations to bé placed upon it
that it ia a delicate subject to discuss.
{took ieaues with Lord Charles Beres-
ford, and I think I made _my position
plain Now new aspects are presented,
and we are faced with a position which
Ltaly’e action in China has made pos-
sible. It would ecem now that the
United States will.be forced by the ne-
Cesuities of the case tu take part in th:
deliberations of nations concerning
China's commercial exietence, and sees

MORE RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION.

fit to seek a voice in deciding’ this im-
portantissue, Ruscia will be the first
to wel i

Northern Pacific to Build to and
the Benton Coal Mines,
(Associated Press Dispatch.)

Tacoma, Wash., March'8.—It is re-
ported that the- Northern Pacific. rail-
road is preparing to builda line from
Black River junc'ion to Anacortes. It
is also said that-a- branch will be run to

the Benton coal mines. It is under-

$ 4
Le Rois
LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE... gee =.
JOHN ¥, LINBURG;,* ROP.
Styleh Rigs for rent *
Firat class. Saddle and Pack

lores,

States: Columbia Ave., ‘Phone No. 37.
Commercial Alley, ‘Phone ‘No. 39..

P.O. BOX, 136.

Soe ee
J.B. Johnson & Co.

F i
=o Rent.
Six Furnished Roos with ase of a Pi-

§20, $28.00 per month,

Cable Address; “PARKER.”
-"" ROSSLAND,. B.C.
2, Telephcne,

+ | Ches. B. Bunn. J.L, PARKER.

dL. PARKER & 60,

ROSSLAND, B. 0.

MOG RIOERS
_tol BRIS.

dshaRtoela gh wad sald
J. L. PARKER

C ing engineer Dundee,
cea Ls

stood that the Northern Pacific long ago
aurveyed a route from Black River Junc-
tion by way of Lake Washington.

CRUISER TALBOT DEPARTS.

Carrles the Remains of Lora Herschell te
England.
(Associated Press Dispatch )
New York, March 8.—The body of
Lord Il the Canadi i

me her, an: in finding
a jastand satisfactory solution of its
difficulty.”

(Associated Press Disdatch.)

Curcaco, Inu., March 8.—A Special

to the Times Herald from Washington
says: Tho Italian request touching China
was spoken of today in a new light
The action of Humbert indicatea that
Italy is the Grat government to recognize
officially the etatue of the United States
among the powers. While inf rt

(Associated Press Dispatch.) ”

FLERIP 10 CO

Canadien Government to Construct
and Own it.

70 BUILD VIA LAKE BENNETT

The Line Regarded as Too Valuable
to be Owned. by: Pri-) |:
Vate Partioa;

Orrawa, Oxt., March 8.—The govern-
naent has decided to construct ‘a tele-
xtaph line to the. Klondike. country,
The.plan is to build & line |, between

.| Lake Bennett and Dawson city at ‘once,

At the same time surveyers will. leave
to examine the country northward froma.
Queenelle, 8. O., ‘which is the':terminas
of the present govermment. system, and
sev how to connect with the: line to Daw.
son. The government ‘will “retain

line in its own’ poss 1 hs :
cided that itis too:valuable and too fin-
bortant from a. standpoint: 6” oval
safety to be allowed to go inte any other
hauds, : K

CUBANS ON THE .WAR ‘PATH,

Col. Hood Cables A Quee> State of Affairs In
Santiago Da Cuba. '
Santtaco De Cusa, March 8.—Col.
Hood cables from Holguin that ‘intenge
excitement prevails there owing to sq-
sation of public works, and that & aes
meeting bas been held at which’.
faction. of the’ United: States ~ mili
hot ‘ fal:

was Les 2
omy,” and as the ‘result of ¢entraliza-
tion. é ay i oa
Owing to tho pressing necessity of the
cage Col. Hood says he has issued rations
to 700 heads of families suddenly thrown
out ofemployment. He fears there'wil
be a large increase in. crim caseg' ‘im
hie district. Practically the same news,
{rom all of the other districts of Santi-
ago revince ed here,‘ Moan-
while money enough is lying idle in the’
bank to‘pay all that ia dae and to keep:
the men at work. ‘ os : L

A NOTED BUTTE MAN DEAD.

Austin Bidwell, of the Bank of Engiand For-
gery Fame Expires.’
* (Associated Press Dispatch.) - ;
Burrs, Mont., March 8.—Austin Bid- '
well, one of themen who. became fa- .
mous through the Bank of England for-' ‘
geries, died here last night in his room
in the Mantle block. The cause of his .
death was given as grippe. He was, 52
yearsold and ‘a native of Chicago, to.
which his body will be taken for burial.
The story of Bidwell is pretty well
known. By means of forged securities
he and his companions in_1873 got #5,
000,000 from the Bank of England: after
victimizing other banks in England by
means of forged letters of credit. i

in possession of the authorities shows
that Great Britain is diplomatically op-
posed to Italian d itis

CONDENSED TELEGRAPH: NEWS,

that Great Britain must within a very
few days, zither distinctly reiterate her
intention to maintain the integrity of
China ard support an open door policy,
or announce a revereal of that policy.

It was stated today that no com-

sioner, lies in its casket in
the cabinet of the cruiser Talbot which
will leave anchorage abreast Liberty Is-
land this morning. She will receive a
salute of 17 guns from Fort Wadsworth
asshe saile through the narrows for
England.

Ameer’s Health Excelleat.
(Associated Press Dispatch.)
Lowpon, March 8.—The Calcutfa_cor-
respondent of the Times says: News
has just been received here from Cabul

under the date of February 26th, which

Fe. Room House $20.00 per month,
0
for Sale,

Lot on Koote:
mentbatena bacgmse+ $200. The

mgt
We HAVE SALE FOR

AL Standard Stones,

saya the Ameer of Afghanistan was then

health and bad just beld a

i H. H.Playford,

AUDITOR and
ACCOUNTANT

‘No.1 Stone Block, Rossland

P. O. BOX 598."

in
public durkar,

Winnipeg Getting Bad.

(Associated Press Dispatch.)
Winnirec, March 8.—Albert Burrard,
adriver for butcher, was held up by
two masked men on Elgin avenue last
night. They preeented pistols nt ‘hia

| head, and relieved him of $20, all the

aJ.B, Jonson & Co

Toronto.

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

money he hadon: him. They then de-
vamped. No trace of the perpetrators
has been found.

relative to Italy’s de-
mands had presed between Secretary
Hay and Sir Julian Paunceforte.

‘Pzxrn, March 8.—The Italian minis-
ter hire regards asan insult the manner
in which the Tzung Liam of the Chinese
foreign office has treated Italy’s demand.
for acoaling station at San Mun Bay
and a rupture of Siploraatic relations be-
tween Italy and China is- probable.

Morgan sueccessful,

(Associated Press Dispatch.)
New York, March, 8—J. Piermont
Morgan returned yesterday after a two
month’s absence abroad to secure the
the assent of the Readgin; English
stock holders toa plan that the Vander-
bilts. the Pennsylvania railway, .Max-
well of N. J. Central etc., to formulate a
coneolidate all the great western coal
interests. It is underatood that he was
successful.

Endowment of $50,000.
‘New Haven, Conn., March 8.—The

National Council of Knights of Colum-
bue, who are holding their national con-

dowment of $50,000 to the

versity at Washington,

vention in this city, hag voted an en-
Catholic uni-

SLA, ‘a fine resid at Pop-
lar Point was totally. destroyed by. fire
on Sunday, says a Winnipeg dispatch,

Advices from Rainy River say: A
miner who has been working at the
Olive mine, was frozen to death on the
Vermylon last Sunday night while on
his way from Mine Centre to.the mine.
A Globe cable denies that any time is
fixed for Hon. Edwin Blake's. perma-
nent return, or that he will take hold of
sta regenerate the liberal party in Can-

Ata meeting ofthe Toronto Preaby-
tery held in that cit;

of regret was pase

late Principal King.

also recorded in ay

ceased divine.

stematic apologetic
and philosophy in Manitoba Calege. ad
Court of Inquiry.
(Associated Press Dispatch.)
Toronto Ont., March 8—A letter to
the Globe from Dawson, dated Febru-
ary 1, says that Mr. Ogilvie’s commis-

sion of inquiry was to open on Febra-
ary 6,

After Christian Scientists.
(Associated Press Dispatch.)
Guraagie, Okala.,—Both houses sf the
legislature have paseed a bill prohibit~

ing the exhibitions of christian sciente
ists. The governor will sign the bill,