COVERT GETS
THE PRIZE

His Apple Exhibit at the
Spokane Fruit Fair—
The Big Ranch.

W. H. Covert, whose big ranch
near Grand Forks 1s one of the at-
tractions of the Boundary country,
returned this morning from Spo-
kane, where he received first prize
for his exhibit of apples. He also
has an exhibit of twenty varieties
at the Paris exposition.

After sixteen years ef continuous
labor, the ‘‘paystreak,” so to speak,
has been struck on this ranch, and
it is a question between. the values
of mining and agriculture. Of the
320 acres which comprise his prop-
erty, Mr. Covert has 140 under cul-
tivation. Apples are his hobby,
and he now has 11,000 apples trees,

of which 2000 are beating, . He is
satisied that there is far more
money in apples, than in wheat and
just. by way of comparison, he took
fram one. Ben Davis -tree last year,
$60 worth of apples. Allowing 25
feet square for an apple tree and es-
timating a bushel of wheat, which
is..a.fair average for a piece: of
ground that size, would give $60
for a bushel of wheat. His apples
bring five cents a pound as against
three and a half and four cents for
those shipped in, and he cannot
supply the demard. One peach
plum tree netted him $30, and from
an acre of berries this season he
took $600.  Covert’s corn brings
65 to 75 cents dozen, and all his
produce is in demand at proportion-
ate prices, He hus a thousand
prunes trees all bearing, and about
20 hands are employed on the evap-
orator. . Pretty soon he expects to
be supplying the Rossland markets.

Mr. Covert is a member o1 the
Spokane Fruit Growers’ association
and endeavored to induce the Board
of Trade in the Boundary district to
place at the exposition a generat ex-
hibit from all the ranches, in con-
nection with a mineral exhibit from
the surrounding camps. They
were too slow about it, however,
so Mr. Covert went it alone and has
been rewarded, not only with a
prize, but by general admiration of
his exhibit. It simply indicates
what could have been done for the
Boundary district, had all displayed
half the energy that the big rancher
did.

| Keaterday’s Nominations,
. (By Associated Press.)

Montreal, Oct. 6.—The follow-
ing nominations took place yester-
day:

Quebec—Shefford county, C. H.
Parmelee, M. P., Liberal.

Ontario-—-West Ontario, Leonard
Burnett, M. P., Liberal.

South Renfrew—J. Ferguson, M.
P., Liberal.

MRUGER TO ‘LIVE IN BELGIUM

Grandson Kioffto Prepare a Home in
runsels.
t (By Associated Pres.)
Lorenzo Marques, Oct. 6.—Mr.

Kruger’s grandson Eloff will sail on at

Oct. 10 to prepare a residence in
Brussels for the former president of
the Transvaal. ~The latter will sail
on the Dutch cruiser Gelderland a
few days later.

Mistook Rack Other for Boxers
we (By Associated Preas.)

Rome, Oct. 6,—The Tribune pub-
lishes a dispatch from Taku, dated

Oct. 4, which says that in the at-|§

tack on the Shan Hai Kwan forts a
mistake occurred between the Rus-
sians and the French, who fired up-
on each other it the belief that they
were assailing Boxers. Several
were killed and wounded on each
side.

LONDON QUOTATIONS,

my Dally Cable to Ernest Kennedy &
Company.

Le Roi, £8 78 6d.

J S Poupore, Nelson
R Machias, Victoria
Miss Sadie Sullivan, Spokane
Miss Delia Brophy, Spokane
Mis

ane i Mi
ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, OCTOBER 6 1900

MINNING: REVIEW

(Continued: from First page).
tion tp stoping in the upper levels,
a new crosscut tunnel is being driv-
ento catch the vein at greater
depth; the St. Elmo, where good
., ore is being drifted on in the south
vein at a considerable depth; and
the Jumbo, Iron Colt, Calitornia and
Green Mountajn, where steady de-
velopment is progressing.

Sophie Mountain,

Good reports continue to come in
from the Velvet, which is the prin-
cipal property at work in the Sophie
mountain district. High grade ore
is being drifted on in the 300-foot
level, and the working shaft is be-
ing strai d above the foot

ADVANCE
CONCEDED

Coal Operators Give In
but Miners. Are
Still Idle.

By Associated Press.

Scranton, Pa., Oct. 6.—In com-
pliance with the agreement of th
Individual Coal Operators: associa-
tion, covering the. Lackawanna and
Wyoming valleys, to give an in-
crease in (wages to their striking
mine employes, the follawing notice,

“| PIANO FOR RE.NT

MAINLY ABOUT PROPLE

Dr, Conan Doyle lacked 600
votes of carrying the division of
Edinburgh which he was contesting
in the Conservative interest.

A. D. Provand, the Liberal cau-
didate for the Blackfriars division
of Glasgow and who had represent-
ed that constituency since 1886,
was beaten by about 1000 majority
by a Unionist. Mr, Provand has
large interests in Rossland.

. Now Instrument, High-Grade,
$10 per month will rent for six

signed by-each operator of the as-

level. The wagon road to North-
port is nearly finished, and the new
machinery will be hauled in as soon
as the snow falls,

Ore for Silica Milt.
Two carloads of ore came through
from Greenwood this week for treat-
ment at Silica. Manager Hopkins
declined to state what mine the ore
came from but stated ‘that the ship-
ment was for experimental pur-
poses, weighed 44 tons and cousist-
ed of free milling quartzite ore,

Britannia Miues

Second Paymeut Made On Bond -Hoss-

land Men Interested
The second payment has been
made un the Btitannia group of cop-
per mines, twenty-eight miles trom
Vancouver, which are under bond
to the Valentine syndicate of Len-
don, England. The payment which
amounted to $5000, was put up
three days before it was due, and
the total amount now paid, has
been $10,000.
The next payment, $50,000 will
be made on January 1, but’ it is
said that the whole purchase price
will be paid on that date, namely
$500,000 and $1,500,000 in stock,
ina new compahy capitalized at
$5,000,000, if the report of the éx-
pert, now on the way from Eng-
land to examine the property, is
favorable,
The principal owners of the prop-
erty are Howard C. Waters and
Joe Adams, formerly of Rossland.

‘TODAY'S STOCK SALES,

The feature of the stock market
today was the slump i in Iron Mask,
which sold as low as 12zc in To-
ronto.

Sales tuday on the local exchange
were as follows: Giant, 1000, 3c,

2500, 334c; Morning Glory,“ 1000,
734c; Rambler-Cariboo,2000, 1000,
25¢3 $00, 254 ¢;
2c; Centre Star, 100, $1.67.
sales, 16,100 shares,

Waterloo, 8000,
Total

love!
Seatosan (Asses:
ld Ironsides

ion, was issued. this morning:
“This company makes the follow-
ing announcement to its mine em-
ployes: It will adjust its rate of
wages so as to” pay “its “mine em-
ployes on and after Oct. 1, and un-
til further notice, a ‘net. ‘advance of
10 per cent on the wages heretofore
received, Note—It’is understood
in the foregoing that the powder
will be sold to miners for $1.50 per
keg and that the difference between
this rate and the old rate of $2.75
shall be taken into account in figur-
ing the net advance for this class
of work,”
This is.identical in form with the
notice posted in the Hazelton re-
gion, The notice: was put up at no
less than 60 mine ‘openings during
the morning, but nobody went to
work,

PERSONALS,

Peter Genelle, Nakusp, George
H. Swartz, Arizona; A. F. Fosbery
Manitoba are at the K

Dr. Coulthard has removed his
offices to the Traders block, oppo-
site Bank of Toronto, Cor. Colum-
bia avenue and Lincoln street. 1w!

James E. Poupore, of the Yah=
Cc bia Lumber pany is in
the city. Mr. Poupore says busi-
ness is improving in the Boundary
country, and that it was 50 per
cent better last month than any of
the four months previous,

7 Box 611, City.

Ca eee
¢

OPERA HOUSE;

W. H. FALDING, Manager.

on =
6:30 P. M. “MTHS, ST oF CEO RE:

THE BIG STORE.

me 6:30, H,

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Sweet Tenor: Premier Basso

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he Princes of High-Ciass Musical
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Great Crescent City Quartette,

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Seats on Sale at Rolls’ Drug Store.
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Rossland,’ Nelson,
Grand Forks, and Vancouver,
=—_
RETAIL MARKETS
Rossland, Trail, Nelson, Ymir,  Kaslo, Sandon
Denver, Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks,
Gr d, Phoenix, Midway, Camp McKinney, Revelstoke

Ferguson, and Vancouver,
———

William Donald, Mgr.,’Rossland Branch,

D}

New

pecialty. Northey Pumps kept

Mig. Co.’ "6 Mills,

‘Third Avenue Kossland.

Ore Gara belt and Axles, Buckets, Ean, Shatting, Han

“CUNLIFFE & McMILLAN, _
ENGINEERS AND MACHINI T,

All classes of Repairs and Construction Work Undertaken,

in stock, "Agen

Concentrators, te.

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for Wm. Hanullion

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They reduce insurance: give your
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Use Electric Lights

=_———————eS———————
Estimates furnished for Wiring and Lighting, Electric Fixtures carried in
. stock,
Electric Power supplied for Mining and Manufacturing purposes.
Itis much cheaper than steam. — Motors for sale or rent. .
Fay-In case-f trouble with lights, telephone No. 67. between 8 a. m., and 6 p.m,

Rossland Water and Light Go.

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR

CAA

Rossland
Athletic.

Club ....:

Offers special membership i in-
ducements for a short time by

suspension of the initiation fee.
All the.eeenseens

Magazines

Excellent accommodations for
permanent and temporary board
and chambers; $36 to $40 per
a For ‘particulars apply to

Chartes Webster, Steward.

TIVITY.

«« Periodicals

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MANUFACTURED ON SHORT NOTICE ‘

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MOTEL ARHIVALS,

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B.A.C., “178 6d bid, 183 asked.

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Headquarters for Gommercial Men
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Unexcelled Table.

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CITY TICKET OFFICE,
ZEIGLER BLOCK,

Carner{Howard atid Riverside,

Try Our ElectriclLighted

“NORTH COAST
LIMITED”

With New “Observation Cars,”

JW. HILL, General Agent, Spokane, Wn,

JOHN HAVERTY, Prop.

4. D, CHARLTON, |.4.@,P.4.,Portland,Ore,

rom Kaslo,

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ton; and T
Same cars pass Revestoke ‘one day earlier:

for Toronto.

CONNECTIONS:
7:00 lv... -ROSSLAND
14:56 lv. -ROSSLANI?

Morning train daily for and from Nelson,
from Crows Nest Line, and for Revelstoke,
Main Line and Pacitic Const.
cept Sunday) for Kaslo and (except Mon
Monday) from Sandon and Slocan Points.

Daily (ex-

Afternoon train daily for and from Nelson
for Crows Nest Line and from Revelstokes
Main Line, and Paeltic Const. Daily (exeePt
Sunday) for and from Boundary Points
and: (except
Sandon and Slocan Points,

Saturday) for

4 hrs-Nelson to Rossland-hrs 4

For rates,tickets and full information ap
ply to Depot: or City Agt. Rossland, oF

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VOL. 7. NO. 19.

in this Favorite Buziish BISCUIT JARS, TEA aresomeotthetargerones
Ware we are showing a ES
great many Protty Pleces

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1900

PRICE § CENTS

WEDGEWOOD CHINA

SETS, AND and for the dressing table
WATER PITCHERS, we nave many dainty bits

sewecen J. W. SPRING orncan

[A PURE SOAP

A HEALTHY SKIN
A CLEAR COMPLEXION

A Boap to be Pure'need not neressarily be high-priced. We guaran-

J

TBOERS GIVE UP

* %| Barton

TROUBLESOME CUERRILLAS

Colonel’ Herring’s New System of

is Fighting Near
Krugersdorp.

Identifying the
Natives.

By Associated Press.

teu the Parity.of our CASTILE SOAP. Our Ohve Oll and Cr
at six cakes for twenty-five cents, is a good all-round Soap. .We
recommend our Large Tar, fifteen cents or two for twenty-five cents,
for removing dirt or hesling Cracks... Our French Imported Soaps
are Delightfatly Perfumed, and leaves that soft, velvet skin,

SEE OUR SOAP WINDOW.

puss GOODEVE BROS. saiaes

T PAYS TO DEAL WITH GOODEVE'S.”

It’s Easy Pickin’.

TIE THAT SUITS YOUR
. COMPLEXION, YOUR TASTE
™ AND YOUR FINANCES.
: pal

es re
When you “drop in’ at this store.

The New Styles, Colors
and Patters‘ifor Fall are

coming ins will You come
in, too?

de

Barton is fighting with a Boer com-
mando northeast of Krugersdorp,
Several ‘bands of guerrillas have
appeared in that district recently,
and more are expected.
wards, an Englishman, command-
ing a Boer force, who became prom-
%|inent after the Jameson raid on ac-
count of a rabid anti-British- speech
he made, has surrendered in |Kru-
gersdorp with a few men. Z
A Rendezvous tor Hurghers,.
A colonial force has gone south
to Elandfontein to clear the Boers
out of Klip Riversburg hills.
hills have been a regular rendezvous
for te Burghers lately.
rant Boer inhabitants here attribute
the fact that the British officials are
selling and distributing food. to a
desire on their part to clear out the
stores before they give up the coun-
try.
|ily believe and circulate the must
sibsurthstories about tne interven.
tion’ by the powers,

a “Cols

g, Oct, 8.—General

Mr. Ed-

These

The igno-

These same people still: read- | rested.

ager of

Fe identity Natives.
Henry, who -wears--the
of the Star of India, and

who is

the police de-

partment here, has introduced - the

MORNING, NOON % NIGHT | !

2ee2 WE ARE AT IT.ee

Weare 1 for your a Monunte
ing Order. We do the Finest Class of
this Work in the Kootenays. * Probably

you don’t want anything in this line
just. flow ; remember us when you do.

EWERT BROS

JEWELERS AND ENGRA VERS.

system of i
marks andin this way intends to
register every native.
will be of great assistance ‘in the
redistribution of passes, the regula-
tion of labor and the suppession of
illicit liquo selling.r

SC OAING TO

Tour of Hugh John Mac-

by finger

The plan

her,

ROSSLAND

donald, Premier of
Manitoba.

Chicago, Oct.

of conspirators.

a simple i
Marie*Defenbach, 23 years of age,
and the two persons arrested upon
bench warrants, issued by Judge
Gibbons, are Dr. August M. Unger

(By Associated Press.)

a detective agency.

These men will have to anwer al-
legations of .a carefully laid plot to
swindle an insurance society, a plot
which it is said, progressed with
the growth of a yeur into the actual
death by polson, it is thought, of
the insured person.
According to the theory on which
the prosecution will proceed, the
dead, a young woman of Chicago,
was originally one of the quartette
She had expected
that the death was to be feigned
and that another dead body was to
play the passive role of her_corpse.
Instead of that, real death. came to

The person whose death adds a
new phase to what would have been

dl

.8.—Upon bench
warrants issued by Judge Gibbons,
three persons said to have been im-
plicated in a murder case, Dr. Au-
gust M. Unger, Frank H. Smiley
and Wayland Brown, have been ar-
The latter is assistant man-

DEFRAUD
INSURANCE
COMPANIES

Efforts to Secure a Large
Amount of Money
Unearthed

STORY OF. THE PLOT
‘A Doster, a Detective and the

Other of the Trio Are Now
Under Arrest

and Frank H.
person for whom a warraut has been
issued has not been arrested.

plied to a New York insurance com-
pany for a $10,000 policy.
was refused, but later on one $5000
was taken out.
‘gust roth, last, she also secured in
a Canadian order the amount of
$5000.
out a policy in an American benefit
order for $2000. Two weeks after-
wards she wasdead leaving a. will,

policies should be paid to Frank H.

Smiley § her ‘‘affianced husband‘
and that her body be cremated.

jury, after the body had been em-

POLITICAL NOTES

The Latest Returns Fron the
English Elections

THF NEW LORD LIEUTENANT

Late Nominations from Eastern
Canada—Dissolution Is Ex-
pected Tomorrow

By Associated Press.

London, Oct. 8.—The election
results leave the party gains un-
changed. The Right Honorable
Chas. H. Hemphall, Liberal;: for-
merly solicitor-general for Ireland,
retains his seat for North Tyrone,
by a reduced majority, The total
number of members of parliament
élected up to 3 p. m. today was 487
as follows: Ministerialists 325, Op-
Position 162,

+ The latest political gossip is that.
the Earl of Dudley, who is now
serving in the yeoman cavalry in
South Africa, will replace Earl Cad-
ogan as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
Healey Defeated.

Smiley. A .third
alist, has been defeated in the polll-
ing at North Wexford by Sir
. Last April Miss Defenbach ap- eames E. Esmonde, Irish Nation-
alist
Domlaton Polltics.
Ottawa, Oct. 8.—In Conservative
circtes the impress‘on p.evails that
the government will announce dis-
solution of parliament either tomor-
row or Wednesday.
Kendry Nominated.
Peterboro, Ont.,. Oct.. 8. — jJ.
Kendry, M. P., has been nominated
by West™ Peterboro Conservatives.
Touring Quebec. -

Ottawa, Oct. $.—Sir

This

On or about Au-

At the same. date she took

which directed that a part. of these
Wilfrid

Her death was attended by the
most horrible agony. The attend-
ing physician refused to issue a cer-
tificate of death, but the coroner's

the Province of Quebec during the
four following days.

WILL ROW

balmed, found. a verdict of death
feom dysentry. The next day the
body was cremated. Without much
delay proceedings were begun to
the value of the insurance

of

was

policies she had left. This was re-
sisted by the insurance companies,
with the result that the fraud was
discovered.

Amateur Sculler, Will
Turn Professional.

Br ciated Press.) = 3°

.

Anything In the Line of Up-to-Date
}GOMMERGIAL| "ci.
races... |».PRINTING..

STOCK
Ruling, Bookbinding and Embossing
Rubber Stamps and Seals.

THE-REGORD JOB OFFICE }

WHY SUFFER?

Our Remekies arl always st band and
are pleasant and reliable. There is no
necessity for. e+ ees et

a
SUFFERING FROM
.. INDIGESTION...

or any other complaints of the searon.
‘Try some of our Pnre and Common-

ROSSLAND DRUG CO.

R. E. Strona, Manazer.

*Phone 185. 123 E, Columbia Ave.

caution is exercised in the discount
market it is found impossible to
maintain rates in view of the ple-
thora of money and the immediate
prospect of gold going to New
York.
rupees to London.

cona arrived this morning and re-
ceived a hearty welcome by the stu- | ¥
dents of McGill university, who as-
semb'ed at the station to meet him |

= Wi

b John Macdonald, the idul of the
people, is busy with the campaign
and is speaking every night.
understood to be his
make ari extended tour of Manitoba,
the Northwest Territories and Brit-
ish Columbia.

New York, Oct. 8.—The: report
of the fatal case of plague in Wales
has caused some alarm in London.
The London county council will
take measures against an outbreak
in the metropolis.

Oct. 8.—Hon. Hugh

Pes:

It is
intention to

‘

‘The Plague, ,
By Associated Press.

So
‘The Financial Market.
(By Associated Press.)
London, Oct. 8.—While much

India has shipped 7,500,000

EE
A Hearty Welcome.
By Associated Press.

Montreal, Oct. 8.—Lord Strath-

Marinduque

Island though details are |
The Yorktown’'s relief column land-
ed at Torijes on the Marinduque
coast and marched to Santa Cruz,
the proposed route of the captured
without encountering the
enemy or learning anything defi-
nite regarding the captives, except
that they had entirely disappeared.
Marinduque is a small island with-
in forty miles of Luzon.

party,

SIXTY MEN
_ CAPTURED

Luzon.

(By Associated Press.)

United States Infantry
Made Prisoners Near

t

Manila, Oct. 5, via Hong Kong,
Oct.’ 8.—The report of the capture
of about 60 men ,of the Twenty-
ninth United States infantry on
Island is comfirmed
through communications from Mac-
Arthur and Kempff from Marinduque

a eg nominations have been made: Sher-

cite poe to meet at Scranton | | oie, HA Lebaron, Liberal;
luque.AgKt, SHOAY West Durham,R Beith, M P; West
An 1 drovght is! Hasti S P Young, Liberal;

(By Associated Press.)
New York, Oct.

TELEGRAPH _
TICKERS

” cided to turn professional.
Notes of General Inter | ™!r %9*"
est from All Parts of

the World.

two men in

amount.

By Associated Press.
In Chicago last night eight per-
sons were injured in an electric car
collision.

the world’s championship.”

New Nomluations.

A call has been issued for coal

miners in the Pennsylvania anthra-

—_—

——

Mrs. R. Dickens of Pembroke,
Ont., was thrown from a buggy
yesterday and killed.

Everything half prices, Wallace’s | British Columbia.

iP
prevalent in the districts of Cachar
and Sylbet, Calcutta.

Gen. Chaffee and the other gen-
erals have the assurance of Li Hung
Chang that if the allies desire "ao
Ting Fu the Chinese will readily
surrender that city.

A fire at Athens on Saturday de-
stroyed the buildings owned to

Wm. Parrish and W. Earl, and a
number of residences.

servative.

Has Dect msd>
Waterville, Que., Oct. 8.
A, Galt has declined the nomi

A Good Shot.
(By Associated Press.)

The Canadian Manufacturers as-
sociation of Toronto is to have a
‘ing to adjust con-
cerning treight classifications

Quebec rifle shoot Saturday.

—_—

Thomas J. Healey, Irish Nation:

Laurier left this afternoon for Mon- --
treal and will address meetings in.

THE WORLD

Rumoher, the Champion

ey
8.—John Ru-

moher, champion amateur sculler of

America, announces that he has de-
Ru-

“Durnan, my partner, who is now
in Canada, and myself, will row any
the: world fer any
I think Ten Eyck is go-
ing to turn professional and should
he do s> Dutnan and I will row him
and Léwis at any time and place for

Montreal, Oct. 8.-—-The following |

East Bruce, H. Cargill, M P, Con-

—Mre,
by the Liberals of Compton county
—;
Toronto, Oct. ¥.—Corporal Inzle-

strom, a hero ot Pardeberg, made
69 out of a possible of 75 at the

Fancy gods half price, Wallace's