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FROM THECAPITAL

Debate on the Anti-Chinese Resolation
in Progress.

‘A. REBUFF FOR HOUSTON

‘meld Chat He is Net Wanted in Government

Cances—Curtis Fails to Make Geed His

Beast—Japan Stops Immigration of Her
Babjecte te Canada.

Special tothe Kecord.

Victoria, Aug. 7-—The introduc-
tion of.the estimates has been again

postponed to the end of the week.

‘The. governmeut exerts Helmc-

came in first in the race for the
Queen's cup. © “Time, 2. ‘hours 27
minutes, 45 seconds. But the Sa-
tanita, which came in second in. 2
hours 30 miputes 15, seconds, won
the cup on time’ ‘allowance; the Me-
teor allowing her 25 minutes. There
were only three starters.

The certificate of incorporation of
the Anglo-Lardeau Syndicate, Lim-
ited, with head’ office in Rossland
is gazetted.

Edward. Herbert Lewis of Trail
has been appointed a notary public.
F. W. Peters, general western
freight agent of the C. P. R., was
in town from Nelson-yesterday.

E, J. Roberts, of the Iron Mask
mine, is in the city from Spokane.
Henry White of Spokane, one of
the “pioneer mining men of the

ken - to

amendment to Tatlow's anti-Chi-
nese resolution, debate on which

may be resumed this afternoon.

Boundary district, was in town last
night.
Miss Maud Bristow and Miss

It is rumored in the corridors to- Grace Empey ‘are at the Halcyon
. day. that Houston has received an | hot springs and” will stay. for about
jntimation that he is. not required | two weeks.

in the government caucus.

~ Hon. C. H. Mackintosh has re-

Curtis’ boasted opposition to the | tumed from a:visit:'to Halcyon hot
Crow’s Nest Pass power. bill bad} springs. © 4 it

not materialized this morning, when
the bill was completed in commit- Emery of -S ae, H. Allen ct |)
Northport and Jerry. Postle of To- |i

tee.

A‘telegram from Shimizu” was
read by Mr. Dunsmuir that the Jap-
anese authorities instructed him on |

L, Hancock of Spokane, T. H.

rento arrived at the Kootenay yes-
terday.

July 31 of the prohibition of immi- ‘Mrs., Willoughby) Cummings,

gration of Japanese to Canada and

correspondent of the Toronto Globe,

the United States. It was received| who has been attending the

with applause.

‘TWO CANADIAN ‘SRALTORS

Convicted éftolling Capcared A Armes te

the Enemy.
By Associated Press.
Ottawa, Aug. 7.—Word comes

congress of the Women’s Council at
Victoria, stopped over here this
morniog.on her way home and vis-
ited the mines.

Porest Fires Sweep Kellewstone Park
By Associated ‘Prem.
Helena, Mont., Aug. 7.—It is re-

from South Africa to the effect that | ported that a forest fire 1s sweeping
two members of the second contin- | the magnificent timber belt: between
gent* (mounted® rifles) under> Col. | the “Upper Geysez basin -and the

Lessard, named Private Hopkins of
Toronto and Private Pearce of Brad-
ford, both former members of A

d Canadi: To-

lake in the Yellowstone national

ronto, have been sentenced to ten
years penal servitude for having
sold arms to the Boers, which they
“had previously collected from
burghers. | Pat

Japanese and fancy goods, fine
china and bric-a-brac at the Japan-
ese store, Columbia avenue, oppo-
site Mellor Bros. tf

poe Rae ee
- Pub:

quarts and half eallovs. O. M. Fox
& Co., 106 E. Columbia avenue.
Phones 65 and 20. iia

Fancy gaited saddle pores, Dew

buggies—fine + single savers
Montana stables,

MINERS” CHECKS

cashed: at face value at the

HOFFMAN HOUSE.

To Let.
Twonew houses, four rooms each, |

on hill at head of steps, behind One:
Price Grocery Company's store, :
Spokane street. “Apply to Daly &
Hamilton.

Jelly glasses, fruit jars ia. pints,

Ladies’ tailoring— Fi it, style and

Woten’s

Lace and
Embroidered
Handkerchiefs

15c, 20c, 25c, 35c, 40c, and
New Stock.

SOME VERY PRETTY AND: DAINTY DESIGNS.

HUNTER BROTHERS.

50c each.

eed’s.

Try the Kootenay cinners.

at Mrs. . Fitzpatrick’s, opposite
Windsor, Columbia avenue. 6 6t

Lougheed, who has secured the ser-!
vices of an expert furrier. tf

at Lough

Furnished room for rent ‘cheap

Furs renovated ana repaired by;

CUNLIFFE & McMILLAN,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.

All classes of Repairs and Construction Work beac

Ore can. ‘Wheels and Axles, Pasteles E Fans, Shatting, nee
ty. SO stock.

whira Aveaue ee

of.every
_ description
TYexecuted with

‘eatness.
and dispatch
at the...

The Record }

_ Ofillce .

Use the Vernon & Nelson — Nelson Corspany’s Lines,
Redutcion in pct: Distance Tolls.

50 CENTS:

55 Cents to Greenwood.

To Republi
To Reoubti

Other Rates Proportionately tow {f

Subscribe for the Record.

with destruction.

‘Te Arrange for Labor Day

A meeting of citizens will be held
in the board of trade rooms at 8
o'clock this evening to consider
plans for the celebration of Labor
day. .. The: arrangements will prob-
ably be made by a joint committee
of the Trades and Labor council,,
the city: council and the business
men.

M+ Meeting Tonight at Winnipeg

Winnipeg, August 7.—There are,
no new developments materially al-
. tering the situation of the strike on
the C. P..R. The men are keeping
a sharp lookout for ‘any new hands
being brought in by the company,
and , state that as yet there have
been no “scabs” employed. The
C.P. R. officials have nothing to
say regarding the trouble.

There will be a meeting in Sel-
kirk hall tonight, which promises to
ne largely attended. B. Hardy of

Istoke will act as chai and
among the speakers will be Rev.
“Mr. Vincent, Ai W. Puttee, Mayor
i Wilson, ex-Mayor Andrews. , Pre-
mier Macdonald has been invited.

« ‘The Hedcoats Win the Cup. |

' By Ameociated ‘Presa, E
Montreal, August 7.—The Red-

coat, the defender of the Seawan-
chaka cup, won the second race of
‘the Series of international races | off
Beaconsfield yesterday.

_  LaTer—The Redcoat wins the
third race. The Seawanhaka. cup

| thus remains another year in the
custody of the Royal St. Lawrence
Vache club. ,

>. Waytep—Employment, as sten-
_ ographer by young man of three
years. experience in law office. Law
office preferred. References given.
Address, E. W. McQuade, .Ross-

Ponce Declared.
‘Why devote all your time read-
ing about the Boer war and the

other of vital impo:

you may make a tnp east, and will
want to know how to travel. In
order to have the best servic2, use
the Wisconsin Central railway. be-
tween St. Paul and Chicago. For
rates and other information write
Jas. A. Clock, general agent, Port-
land, Oregon.

Going Out of Business”

The -Rossland Auction . House
on Columbia | avenue, adjoining
the “Vernon & Nelson “Tele-
phone company’s office, has decided
to go.out of business. The store is
for rent, fixtures for sale and ‘the
stock, will be offered at prices un-
heard of. The sale is now going
on. ‘

Pure Soap

gold fields of Alaska? There are’

‘pack. The fire started Friday and ht -- , eas : .

was soon beyond control. Besides | (> @>@-@- Oro . 50 Cents per Month Delivered.
the irreparable loss to the park, .

many hotel build: are th

an
laf

DON’T

PAY RENT |

When you can . buy a lot on small
payments in the

Knob Hill Addition

NEAR THE BLACK BEAR.

Nolnterest on Deferred Payments.

Is necessary for a good
fon.: A ‘soap to be pure-need not
necessarily be high priced. We
have on hand a large assortment of
all the leading makes of toilet soaps

and.we.have, besides, other varie-
ties, which, if not. so well known
are fully as good and cost less
money.
Rosstanp. Druc Co., Phone 185.

KNEW THE- WURPERER’S PLANS

Sreeci’s Brother and Brother-in-Law
Heid by Police

Rome, August 7.—The brother

land. B66 :
J : = ; 5 and brother-in-law of Brescl, the
‘ g@he Meteor Lost on Time in of King Humbert of Italy,
By Associated Press. . have been detained by the police on

Cowes, Isle of Wight, Aug. 7.— | the charge that they had foreknow-
In the regatta of. the royal yacht-| ledge of the murderer’s intentions.
squadron today, the Meteor, owned |The former says Bresci frequently

d witha

by Emperor William of F

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CORNER LOTS, $125:
_ INSIDE. LOTS, S110.

APPLY TO.

Ernest Kennedy & Co.,

26 Columbia Avenue West.

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on‘ there ‘is‘nothing more in keep-
costumes'than ‘our. pretty Souvenir
louse: jets,;;an. Buckles, made ot
Enamel. 'f They are’ cheap;

design, and:. ashionable.

ni Biackber Com :

‘Annoxation~ of the ‘Free Stale “Was
:  Newssary. ae

TO. PUNISH: THE BOXERS.

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may: y'South’ Africaa, “poss
The speech thert Say:

CCCECEECE

-}as ‘in* the ‘Chinese empire’ swith?

caaity. of

By ‘Amocinted ‘Preas,

| Washington, Aug. 8.—As a.re-
Sof the conference last ‘night be-
nthe president, Acting Secre-

but the rifle fire has continued.,
the Chinese position. held. by. gov.
ernment troops and. . Boxers: inter-
mitténtly ever since. . The ‘casual-
ties.since then have... been. slight.
Except one private of. mari
the

Minister

‘and: cannen fire ceased.o on. n. july,

ded are doing well

copy of the dispatch from Minister
3 Ber and advising him of the sit-
n,A8 it is understood here.” He] §
as directed to ‘communicate this
‘Earl Li ee Chang} to Sheng,

strong Tepresenitation | that the’ ‘preg!

nese authorities are’ iecomplices 7in
this atrocious, :crime, and whether.
the British minister and “his family

fare among the.victims, are. matters

sti in ‘uncertainty.’ The « utmost
efforts will be made by. myself--and
my allies tovisit with’ = punishment
the. authors of 5 this: unexampied |:

D MACHINISTS.

aud ND Work! Undertaken. . _
Seer Shattings pens fo and F Pullers: zipe work
tors, Eto.

_in Rossland. Su- -

vicinity of Cayagai
of Mindanao, are ‘becoming trouble-

ent was and)
could not ‘be continued without the
most serious'results. It is under-

‘cally an“ultimatum and: an’ vearly re-
ply,is demanded.
expected during. the day or evening,

reat of the "British. i io. the.

stood that the dispatch was practi- | :

. {i AWFUL SMASH

|8.F. & N, Passongar Train Wrecked,
in Oollision.

“FIREMAN HALL 1S “KILLED:

s | The: Train: Met Great Northern Freight.”
“Near Hilliard Fall -Speed—Four ‘Trainmen.:
: “Badly Injured and Passengers Shake Up—

\ cod: (Warner Miller and'MoGuaig’on Beard. *,

Special to the Record. ;
Spokane, ‘Aug. 8,In ‘a’ head-end
collision. between the Spokane Falls
‘& Northern not d
train and the Great Northern freight
‘train last night, | Fireman’ F.’ Ny
‘Hall of Northport was killed and.

r,| Enginéer Quill; Engineer Vetter,-a

brother of Mr. Hall and: the bag-

ber of the’, passengers’ received
hurts, $
The acctdént . occurred abopt
three miles east of Hilliard at 11:15)

; | P-.m.:.-In front” of the passenger

train Wére a number of empty: box |
cars, Thesé réceived much. of. the.
force of thé collision. _- Both trains
‘were making fast. time. t

;. When they niet, “Engineer Quill,
of the freight, reversed .and: then:
jumped with his fireman, He fell
down’a:steep ‘grade and was cut
and’ bruised. ‘His fireman escaped
uninjured. The freight engine was
driven back by the force'of the .col-
lisian néarly 290 feet, but. eet! on

ve! thes track: °) = ss
th s

engine was: ‘de-

rrefused t

1 rail

é ,. Engineer Vetter. cjumped,
but Fireman F..N., Hall’ was caught

¢ the tender and fire box-and

in “cipher until le :

‘The Advance on Pekin’), i:
Mr. Broderick read’ the - following
dispatch’ from Rear-Admiral ‘Bruce;

is] at Taku, filed-at Chefoo’ August 6:

about -12j;000 ‘strong:

‘and it probably ‘will : nine the

lesé hed po=

future action of. this government.
The government Officials here
regard «'the.-situation as very.dan-

, | gerous “to’* Minister: Conger-'and

other foreigners. in. Pekin, -. and

i grave doubt is’ expressed whether.
‘| the international force can reach Pe-

‘kin in time toyrescue the ‘ministers.

|). A message has been. sent,to Min-

ister Conger,” by,the’, state. depart-|
-ment in reply. to the. dispatch re-

‘|sition at’ Nsiku, about two: miles
outside Tien» Tsin;“early this morn- |!

ing. .The. Chinese ‘were driven’ cones
and retired northward;! pursued’ by’
the allies, who ‘occupied
Transports followed up. “the: troops:

upon Pekin-has ‘been’ begun.” ‘i
This ‘dispatch: does: not give: the
date of leaving ‘Tien Tsin..

“| the on‘ the whole were Sat-:

ceived from him. late yesterday
It advised him’ of: the® aiesbech

some.” < The i ‘3 bering
about 1000 in all; are fortifying. the
mountain passes arid) otherwise pre- |

diers.

New Husalan Fore! mint
By Associated: Press:
St. Petersburg, “Aug..:.

atthe head of the;

permanent foreign. minister. ' F

paring to give ‘battle.’ ito our: sole

L doeff, who’ was‘recently placed
istry..of ; for-|~
eign ~ affairs, “has ‘been appointed

of the relief column and exhorts him
to be of good cheer. “The dispatch
was Sent-direct.to Minister - “Conger

‘|at Pekin and a: ‘duplicate « ‘Of it ‘to

Consul General Goodnow, at Shang-
hai. Goodnow * was directed; to
Spare no pain or expense ‘to get
the message to Minister Conger. +
Ministers to Be Sent to Pekim ©
The Chinese minister has; receiv-
ed a copy of the; imperial edict’ of |
August 2s; which was. delayed in

ion. 22 1t* ‘directs the safe

Denver, iuiventnan Cascade City,

A enmasaa ‘and. Vancouver.
———

By Assouted,

the sinking of the’ British |

‘Prees./
London, Aug. 8,-7U.:S, “Ambas-
sador Choate’ has been ‘appointed
arbiter between the British and” the
Chinese governments-jn® the case: of

duct of - the ig to Tien
Tsin-and assigns Jung Lu to ‘select
efficient officials: to -give this sate
conduct.” It allows open and free
the minis-

the policy of her’ majesty's! govern-
ment in regard: to-Ghina; which was

and. deter the

terests. y eee Hee

Chlgese in Fall
“London, August 8.—The, Baitish,

nese -have been expelled from Pvi

treat.
Govd News from Legations..
Berlin, August, 8.—The foreign.

iored: porter was a ag

by road and river;:ahd the! advance ie

Mr. Broderick'>said»}he> thought} OF

isfactory. >>The country ‘understood

to carry on:with ‘absolute:: firmness |!

taken to Preserve. the. country’ 's ‘in-

consul at.Tien -Tsin,. under date of |
August 6, announces: that the Chis |

Tsang and that they are.in, full re-

office has_ received’-the::, following |
th from Herr Below,’ ,: first

crushed'to'death, the coal - burying
him in the ‘wreck. a

The p gers on. the . ked
passenger, train say that. the force
of:the collision was. terrific: ® The
box cars'Were - badly. smashed and
as far back as the sleeper: one = berth
was broken,

~The sleeping car was: well filled:
with northbound passengers.- Many
eceived. severe bruises. ‘The, col-

d'Alene, were thrown together, tieir
Heads ~ Striking. with. ‘considerable

‘and Were ‘badly. ‘shaken’ up,’ but ree
ceived no serious injuries.
“The.wreck tore up the track for.
200, feet. The passenger engine
‘and boxcars were derailed. Both
engir blew. out. their. cylinder’
heads and [both were badly wrecked, |
News of the wreck ‘was tele}
I graphed to Kalispell, headquarters
of. the division, promptly and from
that point it was reported at Hil-
liard and an engine from the shops
with a saboose went to the scene,
carrying. the company’s | surgeon.
On his arrival, the ‘wounded were
given “prompt medical attendance,
in berths i in the sle eper and’
: ine drew the passenger train
back to Spokaue. . Dr. Brown, the

-y of the German leg

ters and | thei. if Bo" in plain

Japanese war.

boat Kowshing daring, the ‘Chinese-

cipher dispatches:

“Soaps, Pertames and Colognes.
Vg

‘3 E. COLUMBIA AVE.

The Rossland Drug: ‘Sompany %

land, 86 6t

156, Trail, B. Cc

Address, E. -W.: McQuade, Ross-

Wanted—A good .tablemaid. for
hotel in Trail. ‘References — re-
quired, Address .Postoffice Box

+ but her edict dated
August.’ 5" allows * the sending of

Pekin, dated Tsin' Anko? a

lows:

ernment. message and: bore date of
Pekin: August 3.<-It was as fol-

“I have’ today” received your
cipher . telegram -forwarded to me

Gazette’s Berlin cor

at |S

“Since July-21, the situation ‘has
unchanged. There has been ‘neither
attacks: by the troops en “massé’

r4 of the iP
met the train at Hilliard and ac-
compapied the injured to, this city. -
Liberal Copiservative Meeting.

Miss of the Clarend be ent mr woxckn: upon us, nor shell fire, only desul-| There will be a meeting of the
serves the best lunches. : tf London: August. 8.—In the house tory rifle fire. The health of the Liberal-Conservatives of Rossland
. eRe f con |. today~ Parli: b: f the. I i - the board of trad t 8

ATOML. <> ws - OM ete ey: hentary ° 3 is _com- | in the boar rade rooms. at
ZERS_ Atomlzer. ”, We Keep all varieties, Wantep--Employment AS, sten< As te tea reada re . ly good, , The wounded are | o'clock on Wednesday. St Sth inst. for
~The best cost more money than the indifferent, ographer by young ‘mati; of three from Sir, Claude MacDonald, Britis progressing.” the purpose of ct g dele ta
re» Have you seen our new supply of years experience in. law wifite:” Law mins io age teceived in cipher : i: “alii attend the New Westminister con-

; , Toilet ferred. Ree ve at the foreign .office - this r4 to.@ gee Aires: vention on August 3o.

Hot Water Bottles;:Tooth aud Hair Brasties, To office preferre eferences Biven- | 71. dispatch was in reply to.a gov-| Cologne, Aug: 8.—The Cologne W. Write Jounston. .

commander-in-chief of this

by the Chinese minister. |The shell

troops in China.

‘y Trail Creek, Liberal-,

that he has it fram an authoritative | Conservative Association.
soutce that Field Marshal Count | Pee ee
von Waldersee has been appointed
altied | carriages aid gurneys—Montana

‘Match pairs, handsome turnouts,

| stables. Phone 6,

enator.. Warner " Miller’ “Ok *