ROBSLAND EVENING RECORD, JUNE. 10, 1899.

AFTER THE EIGHT IS, OVER

(Continued From Firat Page.)

and chest and then jabs face twice.

Jeff runs to clinch. They break and
Jeff lunges wildly with left, shoots a
straight left tothe jaw and Bob goes
dows squarely, Ig up and atarts to
rush but his left and right aro neatly:
blocked.

Third round—Clinch; {Fitz missed
with his left and Jeff comes back with
the left on the-noze and the claret shows

on Fitz's face; Bob plants a good one

right ever the heart and afteran ex-
change of left facers, Fitz hooks the Jeft
to the meck and Jeff comes back hard on
the ribs with hia left and a right te
to the stomach; Jeff jubs left twice to
the face; Jeff putaa atiff onein the
stomach with the left and repeats ita
second time. Fitz hoeka hie leftto the
ear; Fitz’ right goes over Jeff’s head and
Jef ducks another one; now Jeff ducks |’
into a atiff left, catching it en the mouth,

Fourth round.—Jeff misaes a left but
ducks Fits’ right swing to stomach. Jeff
* puts good right over heart. His right for
wind is atopped but he shovk a hard
left to mcck. Fitz smiles and hooks
tight toear. Jeff planting sledge. ham-
mer right over heart. Another miss of
Fitz, right drawa Jeff’s right to his ribs.

Fitz hits slight leit to mouth brings
his right fer the head. Jeff ducks into
‘ atiff leit awing, rashés Bob te the rope
Good foot work got Fitz owt of danger.

Fifth round—Bob puts his left straight
in the mouth and Jeff misses 2 left for
the head; Fitz cutsthe ice with his
right; both miss with the lefts; Bob
shoots to the bad eye and swings to the
ear with the same glove; Jeff senda his
loft to the wind and the right to tho ribs;
Fitz rashes and puts bis leit on the meck
and Jeff misses a savage left sawing;
Jeff shoots a straight left to Fitz’? mouth
and Fitz tries left for the solar plexus;
Jeff plantas light oneon thechin and
then jabs the face with:a short-arm left;
Fitz misses.

Sixth round—Fitz up and- ready. ten
seconds before gong. He swings right to
back, of, Jeif’s car then jabs the face with
left. Jeff continuing with leit on. month
Bob jabsleftto. chin but misses right-
hand, Jeff.swings leit to forehead.
Jeff ducks with right hook on ear.
They away left fscera cnd Bob misses a
right awing. -

Seventh round.—Fita rung Jett across
ring but is short with léft and Jeff —
hot left to face.

Jeff clinches agsinst the next ‘sleds

jolts the meck with a left. Fite pute a
left.on ‘stomach and right gn chest.
Fitz misses right and Jeff plants right
on heart, Jeff darta straight to mouth,
sending Bobs back but Bob instill there,
he pute left on shoulder. Jeff puts
right on wind and. left. to eye. Two
more lefts from Jeff on Beb’s head’ ‘then
Jeff jabs left. Twice like lightning,

and right swings to the point of jaw and
the Cornishman falls prone. He falls
on his side rolls over on bis back.

8, 9, 10—he is out and Jeffries is chan-
pion of the world.

Police Court.

The case against Neil McLean for
assaulting Nick Tregier, which; was ad-
journed until this morning, came up he-
fore Justices Jordan and Townsend, A.
H, MacNeill for the prosecution aad J.
8, M. Morrison for the defense. There
was a legal battle between the lawyers,
the defense ebjecting to the substitution
of the complaint to do bodily harm for
.the one charging simple asaault and the
court held with the- prosecution that
such 9 preceeding was legal. The evi-
dence was muck the same as has ap-
peared in the papers.

Th de: ision was reserved uatil Bo1-
ary
C ‘Clewotts cave for being drunk ‘and

was until’ Menday

now two lefts awing te neck and - jaw’

Count 1, 2, 3; 4,5, 6, Bob rolls over, 7 |-

Peter Reid
Seale and Fancy: -
Groceries

Produce, Butter, .Eggs
‘and Fresh Fruits.

MORRISON & MeKENZIES

OLD STORE.

Washington St.

ROSSLAND, B. C

International Music f fall.

Week Commencing Monday, June 5,

night the rounds of

SPECIAL ANNOUNCE MENT:— Friday

fight will be announced promptly from the stage,

the Fitzsimmons-Jeffrieg

> Firat appearance in Rosstand of

DALE & DALTON.

~ Great Dutch ‘Comediuns,

Firat aprearance of

PAUL CRUIX:

Comedian and Jugiar.

rat appearance of

DOLLIE. MILTON

Song and dance ertiste,
Last week of Millar‘a

DIORA

‘Obrien, Jennings
and O’Brien.

J an entire now act,
Last weok of the great and only

ALVINI

ors, Pearl 8'anton,
fox Wurton, Jona Gewese

axp—

Lattie
Abbott, C!

“Many Others.

PRIOW FIVE: OEN'TS.

We have:just:received.a fine line of Purses, Card ‘Cases
Wallets and ‘Cigar CaseS ‘in’ all-the latest shades. and ult’,
Silver and Gilt mountings, °

NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE. :

JW. SPRING.

WILSOX

28 SPOKANE. STREET.
HELLO 89,

Dreyfus for France.
OavENNE, French Guiana, June 10.—
‘The French cruiser-Sfax left the island
at 3:20 this) morning with Dreyfus on
board, who embarked on the warship at
7 o'clock yesterday ‘morning. This lead
to the report that Dreyfus sailed yester-
day, but his departure did not take
place until this morning.

Apostolic Delegaticn for Canada.
Romz, June 10.—The Clerical II Cital-
diano of Genoa says the Pope has de-

delegation in Canada.

Write for our interest books ‘*
graltelp” ond, “How as Se
Bend or ur

MARION: 7 manion

Mechanical Engineers,
Sotourats Behocl of Bagh ‘reeaiey at
iesoetat

Surveyors Kesodlate
Soclety of Civil Zagmaeers.
‘a Orrices: { PiAgEncarox. D.C.

but Bob put right on ear, Jeff
ing right om ribs. Fitz light left en
meck then a straight left to mouth both
miss then swap rights on head. Fits
atops Jeff’s swing and puts two lefts on
the mouth and neck, cutting mouth: so-
verely. Jeff goos over shoulder and Bob
digs a right wickedly under heart.. End
seventh round.

Eighth rouu—Jelffs legs-are ‘worked up-
on vigorously by-his attendants,~-Bob’s
left to neck but misses. right swing
Lands right to ribs Jeff putting straight
oneon month. Bob misses right “and
Jeff jolts jaw with left. then shoota. to]
menth and follows again to jaw.

Ninth round—Jeff jabs his left on the
mouth; Bob is wide on his return; an-
other leit from Jeff to the mouth, and
he hooks to the nack; they swap rightr
on the ribs and Bub jabs his leftin the
face; Jeff’a left draws. more blood from
Rob’s nose: Bob kisses withthe right
and Jeff putea light one on the ribs.
Jeff's left Gnds the chin, and again Jeff
pokes his left to the face,

Tenth round.—Eob wide on return.
Another‘eft from Jeff to mouth and he
hooks it tothe neck. They swap rights
on the ribs and Bob jabs left on face.
Jeff left draws more blood frém Bobs
nose. Bob misses right and Jeff pute
rightoniibs. Jeff's left finds the ‘chin
and again Jelf pokes ieft face. Bob
back with straight let on mouth.

Jeif awings twice with left on hexd,
Bob planis le:t on the.neck at the bell.

Eleventh round—Jeff springs in snd
hugs Bob; after the break he hooka his
left to Bob’s chest, then left to the jaw;
Bob replying with hia left en the eye;
Fitz misses with a left hook ducking
sicely; Jeff's right is stopped by Bob's
elbow; Bob puts his lefton the cheek,
Jeff missing with nis answer; Fitz m
es with the left and right, and Jeff
his left te the mouth; Fitz crowds him
to the corner; Jeff gots straight to the
jaw; Bob falls flat on his back and takes
the seconds to arise; whem he geta up
Jeff swings his' right tothe neck and
again Bob is down; he gets up but: ‘s
to his knees by a left when he arises;

heclinches sud breathes ha:d;. Fitz is
very groggy.

To Sell Properties
weveeeeeXOU MUST ADVERTS
2 yeu reesignt f

W.T. HOWARD

General Advertising and Press: A:
108 Brsoradare-Sr., (Within E, C.) eee Eng.

lagazine, or Per! Jodieal tre
troublesome details bys sending

ESTIMATES EQRNISHED: and: CONTRA‘
ARRANGED for #8... ADVICKOF>
FERED seeding ue nest Medi lor bring.

ing all Advertise: fhe Brit'sh ‘pubis.
Cukeapondenee sollelic’.

T. W. HOWARD

10s, Bisnorsaate-sTRzet, (Within) LoNpon, Eng.

Agent for the RozsLanp Evemina Recorp
and British Columbia Review. .

Dr. A. W. CHASE

COMES TO THE AID OF

Catarrh:

UCCESS in life is almust impossible for a
man with th,
do business with him. Nobody Se to
associate with him, He is handicapped e1
where, Offensive breath comes from Catari?
sometimes from Catarrh of the Stomach, some-
times of the lungs, sometimes of the hend, nose,
oat. © It is from Catarrh somewhere, and
Catarth is another name for uncleanncss.

lany met
effort to cure it, bat it is beyond
ordinary pr ctice.
respecting man can ignore Catarrh.

ie hehas tinea teen form ie makes constant effort
to be rid of it.

ere is something about the manner of Jife
and the climate of Cunada that seems to breed
diseases of the mucous membrane. Medical
science ordinarily doesn't try to cure Catarrh; | a
it “relieves” it; but, Dr. Chase has been curin

ears, and his name
abaken

Jef clinches Fiztz misses right Jeff] tewa fen

cided to establish a permant apostolic]:

==Suiforers® re

‘Nobody wants to! a1

n understand this, and i make every as

‘TE HALEY,

_ WHOLSALE
“ano RETAIL
DEALER N..«

)Ross Thompson.

eos

and ZILA Me

THE REDDIN TAdKEON co:,

I have the following blocks in the’ following: companies for eale;—
EUREKA CONSOLIDATED, GOPHER, HOME STAKE, EVENING
STAR, SILVERINE, RB, E, LEE’ BODIE, EUREKA, NORTH STAR

note inthe Onginal Townsite

AGENTS,

ROSSLAND, B, C,

Beef,
Pork;
Mutton,
Fish
Ovsters

ll Cathe.

Spokane Street,

ROSSLAND, B.C.

Transter of Liquor License.

Notice is hereby given that pplication will
Ie to the hs Hoard of Licanee Commlssion
brs lor thocky of -Loatiand, at ita next meot-
fog, for tue transfer oF liquor license now in
the'aame ofthe undersigned, o John Astley
the Do- minion ho'e}, aituated on lots
nd 13, block 73, Rosslan nd, Be
OnGE OWEN.

- Dated thie Srd day of. Sune; 18m

NOTICE. rt

ss100
my to i

Dated May nie 1899.

“NOTICE OF ASSIgNMENT.

Pursuant to the’‘Creditors Trust Deeds Act”
and Amending Acts

NOTICE is hereny given that Mathew An-
mod Wi iiaon, of tne. a8

ths Cit

tonst for ihe bed jolitof his creditn
The cuted by the eid
he sald Laward

athe igus

betove the 8:b da;

the trustcs full 3+ Parricale st tbe came. uly

vor'Get, sorether wilt the aniiculers of the

regu ie (it x) B ed by thei.

ren that after the

ihe trastee will
*6 of the trust

PSE,
anid ite ‘day of save, 1
Bree ede sodisiributs vb 18 7

Gietrivot
Daed it lossiand, B.C,, 6th da}

or ot June.
‘Epwanp

AIL,

run
orice: is a oe given th at meeting of the
credito iidigon. will held
iteside, Esquire,
Helter, Ettehie alos ‘columuls Avenue,
a, 8, C.,on Thursday the‘ th day cas
1899, ‘at ihe Rour of Tout. o’clock in the

Dated at Rossland, B.
1999.

noon.
©, 6th day of June,

. EL wand BAILLIE,

6+-lm, Trustee.

“Quick Work.

Red Star Livery

pres ard e. Work; will call at any

: Tel. No$
and Tratisfor- Co.

Good sade horaés, elegant turnouts, nobhy eleighs, and fancy driving teams;

will, drive you anywhere at any time day or night.

“Tf you are ye Reiting up aaleighing party, see ue abont ri,
Hofsea yy the day or month:

ige—good horees.
. Packing ofall kinds done, We do cx-
part « of the city. Contracts and job work

A ne promptly, light or hea freivght
rt notice, ore edfitracts taken.
pay

Fnrnitpre,
y all damages done to anthing we hand!
F “for, warshogse, of fahip any class of
‘We'gell: Washington seaconed Fir and Tamara¢: wood.
‘STABLES—Fint ‘Aves, ‘bet, Spokane and Wash. St.

~-HARTLINE PROP.

mi ning: on
pianos a and safes safely moved, We

te. e act as shippers’ agents, will tran

OFFICE—9, Wash. 8t.

Silk
without coll

Men's unlined Wool suits, Men’ ‘a Linon suits, Men’s White Duck auits, Men's Lustre:
Oster coats aud ‘Veats, Men's Summer veata.

ripe ersaities, pigue and Regatta. A nobby tne of Colored Shirts with! or

- SUITS.
SHIRTS.”
BOYS. SUITS.”

Suits, Boy's neni : Boy's Lion Coats an

Boy’s Linen two pl

A complete stock of Men's and Boy's Straw and Felt Hats.

‘HATS

Anice line of Black Cashmere Hose at per pair.

‘Overcoating a Specialty.

i

J, OHEARN, THE CLOTHIER

CORNER COLUMBIA AVENUE, AND, LINCOLN. STREET. .

| French cabinet Resign Amid Intense

‘J eRISIS. AT THE FREKCI ale HE

Scétalists Shouted, ‘ ii ‘fa Repiit

Ile, the’ ‘Ministers left
the Chariber.

“Dams,: June, 12. alerday was.an,
anxious day for M. -Louket and M.D.
poy, but for few frothy, ‘demonstrations,

| outside. one or two. newspaper offices,dun,-| °°"

Ea ing! the evening: Tea pases ie fwith, and where: such ‘are Perniiesable |x

‘ for the encouragement of “works

i ment from timertot

[sates ‘of Sustide 1, Detawa! Introduces |
of 8801 ments. ;

by, Mr. Mills in the]
senate at Ottawa to amend the celminal|:
code provides a large ‘number of changer,
principally on matters ‘whith have been
brdught to the fattentior of the govern=
ie by women’ 8 .AB-
soclations" en 1° ator “o¥ganizatio “S
Some of the chan,es were proposed in
13897 by Sir Oliver, Mowalt and were r=
Jected by the denate. Ut is intended, fr
instante te Y din tho: ldw. in the case
of, the. eeu tion ofa. girl under 16-years
ot AR ‘by § ‘atriking out: , tof. previous
chaste character.’ It will not be néces-
gary to prove this to obtain a conviction,
Tt is also; prop ud to: add }shop: girls’
and. domestic! Yt to those of
factories and workshop,’ making: it

loyer sgedacing sane of these: in
rejected by the

ho vin 8 fof “lotisties ia’ aleo 2

Grand Prix of Anarchists. and Police
“Agents,” anda ‘Very"Expensive ‘Prow

dent;’’ and sceks to, make - out. that ‘the:
whole deinonstration- in favor of M.
Loubet was “manufactured by. the \po-
lice with the. assistance of anarchists.’’
It declaris the countiy is’ paying dearly
for-a’president who neéds an: escort’ of
45,000 soldiers. and policemen whenever
he leaves the Elyaee..~ ‘There is na, doubt: 2.
but fear of disorders Kept many: “society:
people ‘from Long Champs. :;
shown. by.‘ receipts*in;
were, 1,980,000. francs. below: lust. year's,
Grand'Prix: “Admissions tothe courae
produced ‘only-230,000 francs. aa com

wore greatly tedneed.

“With more than

THE MASCOT “GOLD MINING
COMPANY, Liniitéd Liability.

NOTICE ishereiy tiven that 8 ‘Special’ Gen-
a feeting ot tl ‘tholde: ne ott
ny Will be held at the office
in the’ Seu a" Block, Columbia Avenue,
G.,,oh Wednesday, the -8th day of
Sd'¥lock in the to
°

enone are

re Boat, will iebin ipropoeed theres

reas he pi

ary ve ied, a

pedi aly

shone the Stor)
“AND WH

Re ce toheve @ Liquidator eppointed sn
lave tbe Compal Up:

und
BE Senerone NSOLVED thatthe es-
iy, be divided amoug the

paid and assets ’df the cin.
ld and ities isdestrable and ex!
ale

Si IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Duncan

Campbell be and he is hereby eppoluted Liqui-

dainr of the Company.

AND NOTICE, is hereby also civen thet 6
meeling Of.the snare-

8 ni
Min day of July, 16 £9, atso’ in
of eoullnintue (i thor
Loy ii aapacial refolutios the ebove ‘resolution
ore like resolution,
Dated the 20th day ef May, 1°70,
D. CAurarrr,
retary.

Mining and

Mining properties bought and sold;
We have buyers
+ mink By Stoel tocks of Nooten mays
Goutal reports tarnished on applica
. tion by competent engineer.

Dealersin
———

Real Estate

MONEY Loaied at
LOW Rates of Interest.

- CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED...
Cable Address, '‘Morse,”’ Rossland.
Codes, Clough's and Bedford McNeil’

AY itis na for nich Bar

MoCrae & Cole a

Investment Bickers 3

No. 17
CERTIFICATE OF THE REG3ISTRA-

TION OF AN EXTRA PROVIN-
CIAL. COMPANY.

“COMPANIES ACT, 1897.'"
“Woodbury Mines, Limited.'*-
ia the 5th day of April, 1899,

arry 0
rainnlter rst

f the

OL the Com in iat

end ulllre any
any me

of Spokane, State of Waehington,

<8.

Tho smount of the capital of the Company ts
one million dollars, divided into one million
shares of ono dollar

S head flee of the ‘Company in this Pro-
vines isnituato in ttomsiand, and Garasoa. Will
~ndent, \ddres:

ou

i RE tras ofthe existence of the company is
ry yeni
hg oujeet ts for which the Company has been
establisi:ed

a gener: manin
luction busines

wurtoso of mining and
cor the purpose of furt

trai 5,
portation for STR eporNe ore,
wertal with ter

sea 8 ry!

er and troat i their

table house, Our. shoes strike people. by. atylish shape and by: their quality:

106 WEST COLUMBIA AVENUE,

We will have gout ri
average man. bays’ ‘ahoes:from their-appt
> shee and fit; They knew little about” leath: ¢

‘dealers. Hence the advantage of dealing’ with’ a “repu*

11East COLUMBIA ANENUE,

i 160,000 : men under~ arms, the army hb:

‘|:whose _ remarke ;

‘more the appearance of. Fot of; July |
than a Grand. Prix... It- wa great:
triumph for Loubet. and | change: in: pnb-
lic opinion: «. During digordera at the pa-;
vilion d’Arme-Nonville, ‘the’. >gentleman |°
“caused: trouble » got
quickly out with:the’ ‘lady who’ -
panied him.: ‘They were~ recognize i
their carriage by the crowd and= in: hi

ur store if averl

tocome no matter what ny se tenet for ae ‘we have hot got it we ean direct you to the

T..Re MORROW,

_| pierce the crowd:at a gallop. ©

<}treated~the occupants; whose -clothing

Sonie of Gur: sfodicines. turned -tnto! &. man
at that. ‘Those.who have tried our preparat
and Baer thelr fame. ‘Then o'
pou! 2 decide ui

‘Nointng strange
nvinge

. Give ous
‘be: apparent
hare ‘season . will
ly-cleansed and

for everything i the.Drug ‘ine, Itis 2 gga Place
ight place

Successor we poles a lorrow,-
The sproneer Bruguists,

-terror the gentle ordered the “coac
man’ to whip up. the- ‘horses, ; strying,
‘ke mob,
however, seized. the horses” and. mal-
was torn:and.who would .have- suffered:
more had- not several synbelbini ees

dead :with fright,  ;
Pants,

June. 12. —The- "Chainer" a :
Bepaiies ‘was crowded today. and ‘there |;

jou Tera

i changed so that ‘itvw not apply to)
Workmen who, com vine for thelr? own
‘protection,

Burglary.ia alto made - an offense: pan:
ishahle by-the:lash.

In respéct:to selling obscene pictures.
‘the word ‘*‘publicly”is‘ omitted so, that:

or: publicly can: be ‘punished, ‘There are

This iis‘
mutnale, which |;

edly the most. impror
paratus in. operatien
continent.
‘tomatically at the lower éndof‘the tram,

Lects , with the end of; the tramway.- t

have'been ‘lle’, :Thére'are:six:in’ all,

srhen M. vallanys socialist interpolated
day’

FIRST

Rooms for:

The “Claren Pa Cale

ELASS IN EVERY RESPECT,
- Open Day and Night:

Banquets and Dinner Parties.

6 fr the carrying out of tho
blects and cae aforesnid, in thelr fullest
nd broudestaense, within the territory a!

Given under'roy hand and seal of oftice, at
storia, Province of British €-gtamilo this sth
y of April,one thourand elght hundred and
ainoty-nine,
L. 8.) 8. ¥, WOOTTO:
i") pogtatrarof Joint Scock Companies.

MINERAL ACT, 1896.
Cortineate of Imptovements,

Hannah. Fractional Mineral Claim, situate in
he Trait reek mining division ot West Koo-
enny dist
WI ‘ilere ‘Locaied—About one-half mile west of
he city of Hossland, B. ih of and sdjuip-
Sho erat ral ts erat ea

The Evening Recorp after June 1 de-

livered to any part of the city for 65
cents a mont the i tt

And further take notice that notion, under
ection 37, muat be commenced before the issu-
“tee of nich Gextiteatee of ieprovenents.

twa & EL DEVEREOX, P. 1,8,

H. H. Play ford,

AUDITOR and
‘ ACCOUNTANT

No.1 Stone Block, Rossland.

P.O; BOX 698...

This Is OnlyaScheme

SPRING CLEANING. —

‘This is the season to have your syaten thor-
fy cloned ae % ereapaile and

were nsidered two
ouean paves olther

hvery Bunday night, Grand

Practice Concert by New. City, Band
At ST. CHARLES HALL,

ST, CHARLES: HOTEL

ly
rine ae
glectri i
Two-foo!

80x00 and 8 feet:high.

OF see
Cold Siorage To Let.
Under the et, Charles Hotel.
All Kinds of Delicactes the Market Affords.:

Toa fi mn Dupgist,

First Avenue Near Spokane Street.

Oldest Eatabllshed House In Kootoney Bl
WILLIAM R.. BEATTY§
Undertaker.

provement’

oatnie” at the ‘Pavillion of; @Armen \-
ville'and demanded: to “know ‘the
structions the government had givel he
police in regard to. the socialists who he
said delended the republic against the
reactionaries. (applause.) The premier,
M. Dupuy, replied, ‘saying he realizéd:
yesterday was fete day-for: all republi-
cans. He added there had, been féw ‘in-

police were to, maintain ® order. The
govarnment,” he continued, has oider-
‘ed'an inquiry into: the-réeponsibility of |,
offairs at the- Pavillion’: d’Armenoyille
and Rue Mont Martre. “At the sane
time the premier pointed out. that, the
government acknowledged the services
ofthe oles: adding that the ‘maintan-

cidents and the only j instractions to the |.

and’ $200. by tye ‘suretias.
C.:Glewett forfeited his bail of $1

of, ithe-, jaanitary i
objectionable
keep‘ bia'premises-clean: heréafter:.

the :charge of. being drank and- aie
orderly,

those who make a sale whether privately |"

of the. War. "Eagle
according - to ‘re;

iy where: on-the
The*cars ‘dump the ore: au-

thus doing away with:.the: services: of
men for that parpose..,-A telephone con=

“The'great ore bina Of the Centro Star |:
ate nearly completed and. two! of’ thein

trees it'is-said: each: will ;hold,. ‘over, 800

‘Tadges” ‘Yordaii- and” ‘Townsend’ this
morning redticed'the ‘charge ‘to’ assault
to do bodily harm: in .the;-cazo| of Neil
McLean and fined him, $20 for ‘striking
Nick ‘Tregier.. McLean. was ‘also put

EF, Wear was up:on -the complaint

Jamea Smith. forfeited.-$5 bail upon

LOOAL BREVITIES.
Fi

John Edgron i is building an ‘ad ition
to his residence.

; You gave a good. deal on any article
ye purchase in the gent’s furnishing
fine if pou do it at the Rossland Auction

House, 42,35. Columbia aves...) 027 -tt
"George Seal; merchant ‘at ‘Addy, Ste-
vens county, Avashington, ¢ canis’ in“ yea-
terday and> returned He-‘was
looking fer a market tor ths ‘producta ot
the field and farm in-his locality...
Facts-tell..:. Why, does the. Rossland
Auction Honse gell'so much more than
‘any other store here?’ Because they
offer their gnoda ati less a. + price ‘others
se ever. buy... ott
F. P. feliug, general. manager of the
Cn kW + wae’ in” town “yesterday and
ways standard guages trains will be" Fans
ning between: Rossland :.and-Trail;;
morow.or. next day.
The: roof of Joseph. ‘Stuesi’a-. ‘dwelling
‘caught fire yesterday from aparks from.
the chimney. No alarm was tarned -in.
Mr, Stugai threw water on “it ‘the
top of a shed and put. it out.

‘The. first of-a sories of. Saturday night
dances was given by Prof. Lewis in his
Athletic Clab rooms, Saturday. evening..
The hallis.well-adapted for euch social
events, and: itis ante, to predict that the
dances will be well: patronized, +
The’-fire= Saturday covenin “at the
Recorp, office’ waa, caused. yy. sparks.
from the atove pipe ‘and put out by the’
ral] oP the five the office before: ithe! arrival

e fire Genartment
about $100; which
surance.

‘TRAIN CATOHERS.

SES McCune ‘Went to Spekaue today.
Smith Curtis is back from Nelson,
Huge 3 Martin, of Spokane, is in| the

od ae A AS Avarill, of Grand ‘Forks, Hd at
the Allan.
| 3 Sohn Ww. Honline left today for Seattle
‘ort business.
- John H. Goode “retitrned to. Gastade
City on the noon. train:
Alexander :Dick retu¥
from.the. Boundary. Sountes We
J.-A; Smith, an old 1 Ross nder,
in last evening. from Grand Forks:
JE. Paupore; lumber-dealer: at *Na-
kuep, is in. the. city on business- and
leaves tonight for Nelson. 1:1; -:
Mr..and , Mrg.. Edward Baillie ‘Jolt to-
day fer.a two weeka’. visit in -Bpokane
and ‘Walla Walla..”- p
‘Custom Officer: Sinclair at Cascade re-
turns home today alter a - brief; visit-to
hia father, Dr. Sinch
“Hector. }fcRae, L. We Barrie snd Ere
‘néat Baker le{t‘on the'noon train for the
Boundary country. on mining-’business, -
George N. Taylor left on ie
train for Duncan river, where he goes.
put men'to work“on some mining prop-
erty he is interested in “in; that section.

Lynching: in Mississipp!.°.-.
Sanvis, Miss.,.:-June 12,—Simcn
Brooks,. colored, .was taken; from. jail
near, here. Sunday. between: midnight
mand lynched.’ The crime

atrocious. Saturday night ‘a? negresa
1) named ‘Armistrad while returning from
shopping:te her home. was: assaulted by
Brooks and another negro woman. was
outraged. Her throat was cut and she
waa severely beaten ‘about the head and
gagged. Her body was then concealed
dm-rubbigh: : "The woman* rallied, suffi-
ciently to give the alarm. and the names
of her aseailants. The mob did its work
quickly, while the people in ‘the vicinity
“| knew nothing of the ‘affair wuitil + hours
after it ‘occurred,

Getting Ready. for War.
Lospon, “June 12,—Cemmander-in-

| Chief Lord Wolseley has been busy for

everal days and .evenings at. the war
@ffice. preparing: for. eventualities, in
South Africa. .. The effective lists of first
class rese:ve -has, been prepared and
transport for first army. corps has been

ence o! was~i
withont, public order. (Applause ;from
the centre and protests fromthe lefts:

Pants; June 12.—The ‘chainber™ adop=

the day proposed by H. Ruan. radical,-
which the Premier refused "to accept. |

amid intense excitement. 3

:Paris, Jane 12,—The cab et sbhe ye:
signed. é

motion was aa follow ie:

* SHARKEY, °
ted by a vote of 321 to.178-the order of
The minister therewith left the “house |;

Pants, June 12. —The test of Riau’

‘Chamber 4
has determined to support « only:the gov-

Officers om far-

WILLING, To FIGHT:

WIIL Accept Jeffries’

Tough have bees warned’ to' hold them-
selves” in. réadiness ta return to.their

quis Queensbury. Rules.
Paso” ‘Rénrxs, Cal

night “regarding Jeffries’ r aballonge ‘o

Sharkey naid: ‘LE will meet }, him™ any.
whore. “I ai ready to post nfy forfeit a
|any. time and will be prepared to ente!
tie ring within six. weeks,’

ublic order and peace order: day.
7 the: vote. was announced | essclalists
shouted, ‘Viva la “Republic.”

Sunday mornin

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A

0 defen ig
ly all Republic institutions and ae

photic soe
Born—To tho wife of D.C. MeCartl: Hy
a -.nine-pound. Br

call for a Pe foot :ring. °+
[pe Mone 2 ae

ab the Rossland;

Mother and child are doing well.

Sharkey
that: ‘the fight be: inder:the
Mterquie of Queénabury’irutea, which

iy the: ‘articles, Bens avant to fe) first
action House and

The general trend of it was,

ae however, more Pacific,

_ Tarte in Buffalo.

Burraxo, Ne Y., June 12.—Hon. J.
Terael Tarte, minister of public: works
for the Dominion of-‘Canada, is in
it Buffalo looking over the Harbor, brente:
T | watera and other places:of interest.:,

arrted yesterday on hie yacht with Sonn
Pratt, FA tom Port.Colberne;'and has with
him his Saughter; his private secretary
and.two engineers. Mr Tarte will make
an inspection of the harbor today.

Patrick Reilly has sold his. interest im
‘the Cascade Record to his partner: Ww.
B, Wilcex; and retarned to the Slocan

sountry.

The ‘loss. waa .
r “ine

came.