ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JULY 22. 1809.

BRAVE BOY DROWNED.

Perished While He Was Attempting to Save a
Drowning Comrade.

Cutoago, July 22—Raymond Cor-
coran, 14 years old, risked his life before
crowd to save Oscar Anderson, 18 years
old, from drowning. The boys perished
together before the pleasure seekers
standing om the beach at Lincoln park,
‘Anderson, who was learning to swim,
had ventured too far when he As
he arose te the surface he cried for help.
Corcoran, who was a good swimmer,
‘wasfarin shore and shouted'to en-
courage the struggling boy, at the same
time hurrying to his assistance. Ashe
again appeared Corcoran caught him
around the meck. He aoade but a few
atrokes, when he threw up his hands
with a cry and both sank again out of
sight. fark Policeman Steiger, who
heard the cries of the people on shore,
hurried to the scene in a row boat. He
was too late. The two swimmers came
up forthe third time locked in each
other's arms, but sunk again for the
Jaat time.

TORONTO-STOGK MARKET

Toronto, July 21.—The following is a
record ef today’s callon the Toronto
stock exchange, and of the sales made:

Gariboo .
Minnehaha.
Wi 1

CARIBOO DIMTEICT.

Cariboo Hydraulic.... $1 45
FAIRVIEW CAMP.

3

Ferh Gold M. & M. Co.
Nelson-Poorman

TRAIL CREEK.

onte Christo. .
Northern Belle.

DEVELOPMENT coMPANtEs,
B.C. Gold 'F.
Canadian G.

Morning Sales: Golden Star, 500, 500
at 48; 500 at 42!¢; 600 at 42)Z; 500 at
42; 500 at 4114; 500 at 4134.. Minnel

9! partially insured.

, | Olympic club -in -this city, August -11/
The winner will -meet.:Frank Erne inal
_ | fight. for the ligatweight. championship:

port in the fatare,

IN THE POLICE COURT.

David Johnsen Was a3 Fined for Carrying &
Six-Shooter.

“There were two cases in the police
court this merning. James Lawler was

of being drunk and incapable.
David Johneen was fined $5 and costs
for carrying a revolver. The charge was
preferred by Ed, Perry. It appears that
Perry's deg had ibeen killing Johnaon’s
hi and J to stop
his work by Liieg the dog. Mrs. Per-
ry got tangled up in the ecrape and
fainted, and Johnson got arrested, and
thus ends the first chapter.

| INVESTIGATE A LYNCHING.
Grand Jury Reports on the Loulsana Italian
Outrage. ,

Tauuutan La, July- 22.—The grand
jury which investigated the lynching of
five Itahans, reported Jast night as
follows:

“It is evident ‘from the facts brought
to our knowledge that the mon who
were lynched bad formed a conapiracy

inate Dr. Hodges, and the mob,
learning the facts, took the law into
their own hands. After a diligent en-
quiry, we have not been able to learn
the names or identity of any of the men.
composing the mob.”

Struck by Lightning.
Nanrucxgr Bracn, Muas., July 22.—
The-:Park house, of Atlantic hill, was
struck by lightning and burned before
dawn today, The patrens ‘af the hotel
narrowly escaped... The lose -was esti-
mated at from $25,060 to bases It was

Patrick Clark ; Returns, :
Patrick Clark, the well-known mining
man, has returned to:Spokaue from an
extensive pleasure trip through theesat,
Speaking to a reporter ypen his return,
Mr. Clark said he was still nominally at
the head of the-Repuhlic company; sbut
ag the -control baa .passed. into: other
hands he has little to.do with the man-
agement. .He said there:-was no likeli-
hood. ef a mill being .built .on the ‘Lone
Pine-Surprise group thia:year. z
As to the prospects of .Republic secur-
ing a railroad. Mr, Clark asid:

railroad situation, but I see Sim Hill
leta out some facts.once in a while.’*

Pi t) er-Spllivan Fight.
Dexyver, Col.,.:July. 22.—Kid Parker
and Spike-Sullivan: have: been inatched
for, .a.-fight of:20 rounds - before -the

One Price Store,
The proprietors. wish to ik their)
for the liberal patronage bestowed: upon
them in the past, and hope by unremit-
ting attention to the interests of their
wants to merit their confidence and aup-

Cc. O. Grwox & Co.; -
P.O. Box 524, - 28 Spokane St.
A Close Shave 1

Or juat the-kind ‘ t Ed Ra:
Intend tion: al Barber Buo ion: * 7

The Evening Recorp delivered te any
part of the city for 65 cents per month.

remanded until the 25th upom thecharge| -

. “I am not well.informed regarding the |“

Crescent Dry Goods Co.

- Gets Furnishings Department,

[LIMITED ]

: Martin A.
Schwieg

HIGH-CLASS

TAILOR.

Perfect Fit: Guararteed
- Prompt Delivery

’

Men’s

Men's Heavy Grain Working Shoes at $2.50, $3.50 and $4.00
| Men’s Calf’ Skin Knockabout Shoes at $1.00, 82:50 and $3.00;

Men’s Fine Imported Russian Colt Skin Shoes at.

MEN’S SAOES.

Fine Vici Tan. Kid Shoes at $3.50, $4. 00 and $5,00

Our Stock of Underwear com-
prises the best of German, Eng-
lish and Scotch productions.

‘Prices ranging from

pl. 50a Suit to $5.00

SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Col. Avenue,

To Sell brobeeti
YOU MUST sone nen

ed
fazino, of. Yeriodical, nave
irogblesoing details by sending

LW. HOWARD

“General Advertising and:Press Agent
ST. (Within E. 0,)L Eng,

ESTIMATES FU, NIBTED and CONTRACTS
ARRANGED for ADVICY OF.
FERED regarding the one Areal jum for bring.
ing all Advertisers before the British public,
Correspondence solicited.

: T. W.. HOWARD

Socks. of all kinds at 8c., 10c., 15c., 26¢ , 35c. and 50c. per’ Pair.

White Laundered Shirts...
Fancy Laundered Shirts:
Men’s Extra Fine Silk Bosom Catbric Shirts,

- + the very latest thing at............05. +++ $2.00 and $2.50
Men’s Soft Shirts, all Prices and Styles.

Men’s Black Satin Shirts...............0.006 Meveseue 5Ne. to $1.75

SAIRTS.

75¢., $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50
-75c., $1.00, $1.26 and $1.50

Urescent Dry Goods Go

Columbia Avé., Rossland,'B.C.

NEW BRICK BLOCK,

500 at: 1934; Golden Crown, 500 at 20;
Brandon, 500 at':30;  Vau “Anda, 500,
5,000 at 1034; 590, 500. °:$00 at 11;

1,000, 1,000, 6,000, 500 at11; ‘ier Park,
800 at 154; Deer Trail, 100 at 2314; Van
Anda, 500 at 11.

Afternoon Sales:, Golden Star, 500
at 4234; 500 at 4237; 500 at 43; 500, 500
2423, ; 500 at 43. Van Anda, 5,000, 5,000
at 1034; 600at11. Iron Mask, 1,000 at
67; 500 at 673g. Britisn Columbia Gold
Fields, 500 at 334. Golden Bia O00.
500, 500, 500 at 43; 500 at 431%; 500
at 4334; 500, 500, 500, 500 at 44; 500,
500, 500, 500 at 441g.

There's a sign on the Imperial cigar
atore window, Spokane street, “Musical
Instruments at Caught -Prices.” He
meas it. Bring yourcatalegue, 7-18-Im

St. Charles Hotel

FIRST-CLASS UNION COOK,

Wd LOUGHEED C0.

Merchant Tailors:
‘Ladies’ Drapers,
REDUCED PRICES FOR

20—DAYS--20
IN LADIES’ SULTS
Just arrived a fine range of
Flannel Suitings
“IN GOOD
- Golorings and
Patterns...

Baits of

» Bal
Hats, any style, citer at $3.00 ie My 00, tor.
lothes, advertived at $15. 00
Shoes, advertised at $3.00 to $5. 00, te

Overalls or Jumpers, worth $1. 00, bes

Blankets from

And s0 at same rate wit}
thesame. Make money by

LOOK OUT

For your money. Buy your Clothing, Gents’ Furnish:

Ble . here. you pave to pay pelt tte price than saeetnie mee:
he overcharge you w

Alec our one ge y rou! ave to pay eleewhere. Note

gan, worth ae 00, fo

any other article {+ our if o
wing it, and thet sou can ODly do whee pou see ae etl change

ROSSLAND AUCTION HOUSE

42E. COLUMBIA AVE.

R. BANNETT, Manager.

WF COUT A

MISS JEFBIE, for 3 years boss of the dinin:

oom, gives you = good Lunch Bucket, Meal

We iB Copper Refrigerat a

ing the Finestand Coolest Glass of bast, oe”

sae. EHLERS, Prop.

@MF— Cool aud Shady Place in the even!
chy Band Practices rafts tatgnte it

Cold Storage To Let.

Under the #t, Charles Hotel.

the we

. Barristers, Solicitors ang Notaries.

"| Solfettors for Bank of British Norte America

J.A, Macponatp, J.8, CLurz, Jn.

Macdonald & Clute

Re. An

MeBaws Bunowa, Rosapaxn.

Subscribe for the Evgnixa Recorp

WANTED.—A feed lad: Di a ‘.
Address A. B, this office. a ee “4 ”

only 65 cents per month.

ey wpa

aang and geies
clear, transier, warehouse,

QdicKk WOR K!
Red Star Storage aud asia

lar Sto: 1d Tra:
Ofthercity. Meef ati tral

Minin;

Tel. No 8
———

apatir business: i wi

my caniteaiana ie ee pig eal at

machi iT ight

atten ar ce nar saa BEecal
facilities, reasona Sie

‘Orahip any class of g

We Sell Good, Dry Seasoned Wood.

OFFICE: WASHINGTON ST. OPPOSITE BANK OF MONTREAL.

“| 108, (Within) Loxpos, Eng,

Agent for the Ross.anp zy ENING RB:
and’ British Coltamidn i oview. mae

Le Roi
LIVERY SALE. and FEED
“STABLE. ate

JOHN F. LIVBURG,. PRO.
Stylish Rigs for ent.

Hirst class Saddle ghd Pack
Lorses.

Sran.es: Columbia Ave.) ‘Phone No, Hf
Commercial Allev ‘Phone: No.

P. 0. BX, 136,

Having dis; aigpsea of the hotel business, I am
uow prepared to give my entire attention to

ATHLETICS...

Rpecial attention given o Rotucing Surplus
Velght and buliaing ng ap Ol Horn nm cows or o

ik constitutions by nature's
ethods. for the quarter commencing Sone
Tor Iwill make

SPECIAL RATE OF $8.

For Private instructions (guaranteed) in ox
ings) rroming. ng oF fencing. Club Swinging, $5,00
tor 24 movem

Regular clans tnreretions Monday » Wednes-
dey aud Fridey nights free to membe: Be

/, Membership Fee $300.
Dues per month $2.00

Prof. F.’ S. ‘LEWIS. Instructor.
_ DOMINION ATHLETIC CLUB.

We

GO to The —waggy-

Womans
Exchange

ie
For the beet HOME MADE ua

and pastries of all kinds, East Colum-
ix Ave. next door went of City offices.

Fer ba aaa
<5 ohranken ‘quickly tat
a ong Boa paatt
fon, Arete ded. ome SUF ae
} eh Stree 7 F

eHEHERYCh., bropee,

FLEE R

30 SPOKANE STREET.

Seat hue Bot
HHL, oF our Agents

J.W. AARTLINE MAN,

O. Box 271.

P
a

Rea ural to

Dipublin Abo

Rossland —

VOL 4, NO. 17.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, JULY. 24,1899.

PRICE FIVE CENTS.

eer Z

Gashes— ae

We have Just received Bootes, line of SASHES with
the .MAPLE LEAF, CANADIAN AND BRIVISH
Coat of: Arms enameled on the buckles. These are
the lntest.and very stylish,

J.W. SPRING,

NEXT DOOR TO THE Post. OEFICE. THE LEADING JEWELER,

GENUINE SALE

And Great Reduction in Prices in the Next THIRTY DAYS.

1 Will Offer the following Goods at and Below Cost :

MEN'S SUITS.
Old Price. - Sale Prive.
Nobby tweet sult. $550
serge 8:
Heavy ilu Sore Bult

rsh Suits tom.
ney Linen =uits frown.
lemmmner Coats from.

sewn lee line of MEN?3 and BOY'S AMERICAN and ENGLISH HATS and
APS, compriving Steteou, King B., Wakefield and Leslie Stiff Hats. «

500

In all the Newest

4 This Week
oxeyed Tie ee Designs & Patterns

‘4 Nobby Line of

American Shirts and Ties
A FEW FACTS: WORTH LOOKING. INTO:
: : Ast. He carries the largest and most complete
Why dces M. J. O'FTEARN omploy more: stock Im; English, Scotch and Ma-
Tailors than all the other merchants g-honey. “dorese in the Kootenay.
combined in Roweland..7...0...7..0+- © | CUTTER In B.C.
3 3rd, Employs only Union Labor.

A:;CARLOAD OF TRUNKS and VALISES JUST ARRIVED.

MJ: OHEARN, THE CLOTHE

ss CORNER coLUMBIA Ave BAND BINCOUN STREET:
) average man buys shoes from their-appear-

All we
Try! ance and fit.” ‘They know little abont leath-

ask is:
erand trnst to their dealers. Hence the advantage of dealing with a repu

table honse. Our shoes etrike people by stylish shape and by their. quality.

CG. QO. LALONDE-_

106 WEST COLUMBIA AVENUE. il EAST COLUMBIA AVENUE.

~ Your. Doctor Tights,

Pisoase with Medicine. | If the Medicine isnot ri nit
not conquel ifthe Drugg‘st doeshis
aniy ihe ModiGine wlll be right and Soar Doctor
javduachunes stwinning the victory. You can help
Your Doctor by having your prescriptions filled by

T. -R. MORROW,

“Buecemor to Mclean & Morrow,
The Pioneer Drugglsts,
Reasland, B.C.

‘The Clarendon Cafe.
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT,
“Open Day and Night,

Rooms for Banquets and Dinner Parties.

We will have your trade after-that... ‘The

Rossland Labor. Union

Cooks’ and Waiters’ union, No. 40' U,
htop ail Saturday evening s at ot itfner a

Union hi
"0. Box Al, ~ Youn KUMN, bres.”

To the General Public

o’cloc! imple time Tor aking
parca q ‘eran Y gon stir T ovciock,
aud on fue fein sfeach, month ane oats

Cierk’s and Salesmen’s Union.

Martin A. Schwieg, the high-class
tailor, will give you a perfect fit. Call

OlMest Fatablished Hiuse in Kootensy
VILLIAM R. BEATTY
Undertaker.
{OSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A
A aaa:

A.G. CREELMAN GEO. BEAM
Creelman & Beam,

CONTRACTORS
BUIDERS.

Eatimat a furnished on all kinds of work.
Jovbing promptly attended to.

Sale Price.
$2 50} 5

hy $3.00; 31:35 |

red the services of the BEST| ©

TORONTO. STOCK MARKEI

Toronto, July 24.—The-iollowing is a
record of today’s callon the Toronto
stock page and of the eales made:
ONTALIO,

Empress ...
Golder Star.
Foley......

Cariboo .
Minnebaha.
Wuterloo..

CARIBOO DISTRICT.
Cariboo Hydraulic... $1-45
FAIRVIEW CAMP.

Smuggler. ses

SLOCAN, AINSWORTH AND NELNON.
Athabasca:

Banabler-Gasibes .
Wonderful . 5 3.

. -$86 50 $34 75
TEXEDA ISLAND, “

103% -~ 10!

B.C. Gold F,
Canadian G. F. Syn.

Morning Sales: Golden Star, 500, 500,
500, 500, 500, 500, 500 at 44345 Rath-

Over. One Thousand Peop!

senger coached, or ‘nearly 1,100 peep!
went to’ Loon Lake yesterday to'nee' the
baloon ascension and.other. sports.

LOUN LAKE EXCURSION.

\dyantage of
Low Rates. if

There were seventeen crowded ‘pa

There were only .38 from , Rossland,
the reat of the People evidently waiting
for the ‘Eagles’ excursion & week from
next Sunday.

The baloon’ ascension is reported asa]
success, Professor. Miller ascénding. 1,000
feet and landing safely.. The baseball
game between. the Rosslands and_ the
Blair college team was won, by" Rosslaud
by a acore of 8'to 19. “There was no acci-
dent‘or mishap to mar the Plssaare of
the day. +»

MINING BREVITIES.::

On the Hudeon and Weir group near.
Kaslo the entrre face of = '60-foot pannel
ig ia concentrating ore. :
‘A'40 foot ‘shaft“has been sank-on’ the
Ricbardson and Pollock ‘group at Kaslo,
which is in mixed ore of.a high grade;
The Lavine: group 'at-Kaslo has been
bonded. to Col. Veits;‘by: As R. McDon-
ald.) This group ; consista. of. five claims
and carries from 10.to 20 inches of clean
ore... 7) Sets isony fEks,7, ree
The Ymir mine has commenced toship
crude ore, which cannot be-itreated; by
the stamp mill; to the Nelson smelter,
and the shipments of concentrates atead-
ily continue, ~ <~

‘A contract for a 250-foot'tunnel- has
been let bythe owners of the Jupiter
mine at - Florencei! f The ‘property lies
within three miles ‘of Florence and is
also a very promising claim: *

The directors of the Athabasca Gold
Mines. have cabled instructions to-Man-

an. air compressor and. alee a, cyanide
plantéif srousnt advisable.

ven WherMortally 7 Wovndea He Will Tey to
) Rem: A

same as his rider. As the colum swings
into line and waits the horse grows ner-
vous “over the waiting--If-the-wait: ie
‘spun vont, fhe’ will tremble and ‘sweat

mullen, 1,000, 1,000 at.7;  Winni;
500, 600 at 30; 500 at 20)¢; Dardanelles,
500; (500, 500, 600 at 12; ; Wonderfal,
60 at40; Van Anda, 500, 600, 100 at 103%;
1, 000; 500, 500 at 10%¢.

“‘afterneon Sales: Van ‘Anda, 5 }, 4,000
4,0°0, 5,000, 2,000 at 101g; Cariboo Hy-
draulic, 100, 100 at $1.45; 100, 100 at
$1.46; 500 at $1.49; 100 at $1.50; Bran-
don, 1,000‘ at 873¢; ~ Rambler-Cariboo,
5U0 at 251¢; Silver Bell, 500, 500 at 234;

500, 500 at 48, 500 at 423; Morrison,
1,000 at 1234. j

Weekly Ore Shipments.
The following is.the ore shipments for
the week ending July 22:
To Trail.
War Eagle..
Centre Star.
Tron Mask...

The figures for the Centre Star and
War Eagis ava taken from the morning
paper and cannot therefore be vouched
for. That sheet reports the shipment
from the Iron Mask for last month to be
180 tons, when, in fact, there were 270
sent to Trail, The reason the Rrcoxp
gives the Miner’s tures ‘is because we
are unable to get ‘the ‘necesmary privi-
lege of getting the returns, bat hope t to
by temorrow.

iW. A. Campbell in ‘Town.

‘W. A. Campbell, one. tthe earliest!
men to express confidence in this camp,
and {o act upon it, has been spending a
few days in the city. Mr. Campbell was,
daring-his gbsence, elected to the first
city council of Rossland, but was pre=
vented by a dangerous iJlness from re-

has grown away from him, so he hae
concluded te locate in the Boundary.
country, where. he rogards the chances

Golden Star, 600 at 43!¢; 500 at 4314; |"

—— | fatally wounded, bat hobbles out of the

turning.to qualify. He says this camp}:

Ithe has been six menths in service
he knows every bugle call. As the call
‘comes to advance the rider can feel him
working at the bit with his tengue to)
get it between, his teeth, As he moves
out he will’ ‘éither ‘seek ‘to get on faster

however., The Hines} will carry him 'for-
ward, and after a minute he will grip,
rs,camd ome. can feel his

turmoil ‘of battle. :
horue. Five troopers out. of six, when
struck with a bullet,.are out of their sad-
dlesin a minute. Ifhit in the breast or
shoulder;.up go their hands, and they
zeta heavy fall; if: in the leg or foot or
arm, they fall forward ‘and roll off.
Even witha foot-cut of, bya jagged
piece of shella horée will not drop.-: It
is only whan: shot - through the head or
heart_that he comes down. He may be

fight torightor left and stands, with
drooping head, until ithe lose of. bloed
brings him dows. : /

The horse that loses bis "rider | and is
unwounded. himeelf:: will: continue to
run with his eet of fours until some
movement throws hin. out.

with. fear and alarm, but he will not
in his racing-about he

Raay, get ‘amor ig the dead'arid wounded,
but he wil) dodge them, if possible, and
~ When he

‘laa steeds, they fo
.ae,.if. for. muti
“rally” of the sbugl
‘whole of them into’ yh
blic Opinio:

Mrs. O'Hara Iniproving.
“Mra. O'Haray"who':had an operation
13

af. Lan, abscess from’a! at, ‘the kidneys, i is
nicely. wath ‘a fair-cnance for

for better. hesa\:

-her recovery.

his business ‘will: call him to Rossland:

FFICE AND BHOP;
conta court, 7
ic Tear.
real

and see him, Spokane street, two “doors
bra, Hota), tf

eff Columbia avenue,

Rossland BC.

often, and all who know him will be'glad
of that,

WANTED.—A ered lady solicitor.

ager Nelson Fell: at Nelson: to. purchase |;

A oterae cavalry. ETE partakes’ ‘of |"
the hopes: and’ fears of- battle just the];

than he should or, holt, He cannot bolt, j

BOTH BYAAWS CARRE.

The Overdraft Brigade Was Out in
_ Perce

SIXTEBN LADIES CAST THEIR VOTES

(ae
The Bank Bylaw Carried by: 169-and
the.Telephoue Bylaw

by 179.

~ There was no particular interest taken”
in the by-law election other than by
Mr. Fraser, manager of the Bank of
Montrea), and his personal friends, who
worked diligently for the passage of tho
bank by-law. At 11:80 there were only
34 votes cast in the First ward, 30 in the
Second; apd 35 in the Third.
‘At2 o'clock 164 votes had been cast,
as foltows:
, Firat: ward, 53;
Third ward, 65.
* At 3:80, er @ half hour before the polls
closed,’ there were 186 votes polled, 16 of
which were cast by ladies.
Wm. McQueen acted as returning of-
Gcer at the First ward, W. B. Townsend
at the Second, and J. G. Meody at the
Chird.

There were no- scratineers: at any of
the polling places.
' The fellowing ‘is tho. result-of the elec
tion by wards.on the two by-laws: -
BANK BY-LAW.

Second ward, 18 4

SECOND WARD,

THIRD WARD. |

There were five ballots apeiled..
PERSONAL.

J. McGregor, an old Rosslander, who
showed his faith by a liberal investment
of hia money, time and energy, is in the
city from the east and south where he
bas spent the past year. He says it ia
well understood upon the outside that
Rossland camp is all right, and that. we
have rich and, permanent mines.

J..E. Boss, a Boundary country. mine
ing man of note, is in the city.
W.8..Warman, secretary of the Roas-
land Water and Light company, ia in
the city.

F. P. Gutelius, general manager of
the O. & W., was in town today.

L. C. Plott, of Nelson, is registered'at
the Allen,

The Rossland ‘Cricket team won Inst. .
Saturday at Neleon ‘against Nelson by
a,score of 108 to 98, and came home
feeling quite elated.

John Elliott, barrister; of. Nelson, is
in, the city on business,

Dr. Kumpe, of Spokane, arrived in
the city this afternoon.

J. L, Parker, M. E., returned: ‘yétor-

>| day frem Salmo and Nelson; wheré he has

been for a few days on mining: business,
Judge Spinks came in from-the Bound-
ary country, Saturday, and left for ifel-
ton this afternoon.
Alexander Dick left on the 11:25 pas-
senger for the Boundary country.

Don’t forget the Eagles’ excursion

‘Address A.B, this o: th.

and picnic at Loon Lake, Auguat6, tf