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The Big Sor, | ee Record —

COUNTY COURT ADJOURNED.

Noxt Sitting Set For May 15—Thirty-One
Cases Disposed of,

Today is the second of the sitting of
the county court in Masonic hall, Judge
Spinks presiding. Thirty cases had]
been disposed of at noon today. There
are 19 other cases on the docket to. come
up.
E. J. Austin ys, Boss Thompson,
Plans, $280, for a building on the Clifton
hotel corner; was tried this forenoon by
a jury of six and resulted in a verdict
for plaintiff. 2
Heassie Taylor et al vs. Lockhart & Jor-
dan, rent, etc., $224.75, judgment was
given for defendants this afternoon."
sibel Kettleson vs. M. H. Gilliam,
wages, $40.,, money ordered paid into
court within 14 days or judgement
would be-given for plaintiff, defendont
being at Walla Walla, Wash., attending
his sick mother.
The following cases were continued to

M St
DS Snoes,
the next term of court.
The firat one about John killing and Wages of Assistant Fire. Chief and
dressing the fox terrier pup was a terror Mary Anderson vs. Thomas'& Griegcr,

and stirred up the community ag it had | 8004s deposited. $102.50. si ~ | PEA SUEY Berber, PY3
never before been stirred upoverkitchen| Peck & Co. ve. Thomas Houghton. Lay, on the Program,
affairs, Next came the owl story. It] Fred E. Empey ys. John McMartin, eS : -
wea tad enough. It will be remember- | order, $108.
ed thet the family brought home a fine Matth

specimen of owl to be mounted and that
the Chinese cook thought it was to be

GHINAMAN COOK AGA

This rime His: Offence Was Not So
Very Bad.

VOL 3,.NO. 241.

RO3SLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1899. | PRICE FIVE QENTS.

CONDENSED TELEGRAPH NEWS

‘Wiuirsparre, Po., March 21.—The Itt DAN FLEGTION RNY
Buffalo expreas on the Lehigh road was ( :

-| derailed at North Willkesbarre this mor 3
ning. No one was aerlouely injured. e ‘ }
Lonpon. March 21.—A dispatch to the | Judge Walkem: Render’ § an Impor-
Evening News from Brussela publishes 4 ;

this afternoon, the rumor that Cardinal | tant Decision.
Gibbons may be the next Pope.
Lonvoy, March 21.—Agoncilla, the
agent of Aguinaldo, and the members of
tl

20H DID: NOT KNOW HIS BUSINESS

GUNG, MEETING TOG

Fopot at sity Roel Engineer on Water
“orks Expected...

SECOND: READING OF THE BYLAW

Instead of Skinning the Rabbit John
Chinaman Picked the Fur
of.

OLDE===
1S WHAT YOU WANTI

You get'it in ous sola filed « cases: equal an. sp .
le

1g cases.
mid kereten tad guaranteed and

25 years,
a ali higher than m:
Prices astow ad any. Quality Bigh You are thinking of purchaalng, give me « all.

“Jd. W. SPRING, pce

cceasor to CHALLONER. MrrcimiL é& B BING,
I 8 Next door tothe Post Uflre, "

Men's Shoes,
Women's Shoes,

The Recorv’s true stories about the
Chinese cooks have created an unlimit-
ed amount of comment unfavorable to
the pig tail domestic servant.

he former’s staff. at Washington, have DEAN WINS BY MAJORITY OF FOUR

gone to Paris in order to confer with the 2 - !
Filipino janta.

PERCE CHING AT OLD

Auierleans Harrassed by: Filipinos

De.ision at Kamloops Today—Partial
Text of the Judgment: of
the Court.

You will find as large ard well selected stock of Shoes in Our Store
ag you wish to look at, The prices pou will notice aa very reseonable
The aszortment is large and varied. It will be no trouble to fit you.

Bros. va. He
neréhip accounts.

part- City Enyincer'Smith’s reporton the

surveys and. estimates on the: proposed

Kamioors. B. ©,, March 21.—The
court in the:Dean election case adjourned.

eaten and dressed it.

M. J. O'Hearn vs. Barbara & Terdick,

When in the store ask to see them.

damages, $600. -

Hunter Bros, ve. O’Connell, $59.65.
Hunter Brés. vs, O'Farrell, $52.20.
P. C. Costello va. J. L, Black, $21.41
Louis Blue va. Longsley. for lumber
$50.72, -

Swan Neleon vs. Merryweather, lien,
etc., $216,

‘The third instance of tha filthy habite
of the heathen chinese, was him fishing
out the potetoes for the table which had
spilled into the elop bucket while he was
drawing the hot water off of them.

Werecite these disgusting events for
the benefit of those eating food -pre
pared by Chinamen and may not have
read the former articles.

As recalled in the head of thie story
the fourth offence ia not ao bad as the
others, Lut it would have been bad
enough if it kad not been discovered in
time.:

The family had ordered a fine fat rab-
bit which was delivered to the kitchen
with other things. The Chinese cook
had evidently not had much experience
in cleaning rabbits for he picked the fur
off of it instead of akinning it,

The ludy of the house luckily discov-
ered the mistake in time to save the
Tabbit.

INCIDENT OF THE FIRE.

‘A Woman's Life Saved By. Her Otedience to
Orders and Presence of Mind.

A thrilling incident took place during
the firat few moments of: the Windsor
re in New York city last Friday, which
will bear repeating, and _ which
held the crowds in breathless sfispense,
and its successful iseue threw them in-
to hysterical cheering.
A woman appdared on a fifth story
window and made preparation for leap-
ing. The spectators yelled warning for
her to wait. .A firemign came in sight

count rendered, $610.84,
si, commission, $1,000.

sion, $800.

Commercial Bank of Maniteba vs. H.
H. Smith, $91.80.

ing Company, stock.
G. E. Seymour va. Harp etal, draft
7169.61,
The following cases have been ‘settled
and stricken irom the docket:
Robert MeKey ° vs. ‘Heasie Taylor,
4

$60.24,
Hunter Bros! va." “Langley etal, goods
vold, $103.30.
Edward Logan va. Hessie Taylor,
goods sold, $119.89,
‘W. H. Jones vs. Harpet al, goods, $70. | bee

Leshe Hillve. Alex Dick et al, rent,
#115.

ing cages:

Fred Holt vs. Joseph ata; eat Canad-|
ian Gold Fields

R. W. Grigor va. John McKane, ac-
J. E, Saucier ve. Alexander and Stus-
N. McArthar vs, Stussi et’ al, commpis-

*Tanything.
John Lane ve. Peoria Mining & Mill-.

. pave G0ODs, CARPETS, MINERS,

AUNTER<> AE BIG STORE. em ngNTER

HARDWARE, CLOTHING. HOUSE FURNISHINGS,

GROCERIES, B
'D SHOES, GLASSWARE, MINER’S SUPPLIES. ey oon

p

day morning at 11o’clock.” The woman
lobed at him.afd said simply:. “I will
be ready. I will put my trust in God ”
She died at 11:01 and made no scene.
The first shock lasted four seconds,
She went calmly to the chair leaning on
Warden Sages’ arm. Her éyes closed
and she scemed neather to see nor hear
Death came with less
stroggle than was ever witnessed here
before, and was instantaneous, Just ns
she sat down she said, “God help me.’
‘The witness scarcely saw the convulsive
movement that follows the i

75:——OF F—75:

Thia is the rebate we hadat.our last large shipment of Overcoats,
bid of Clothes, etc., and at that rate we ure now offering it to our
customers.

aa 16 Overcoat for.
an

Eyer
nesulec rote ‘erlasting Overalls

White shirts
yyaney inited ehirts.,

Comfort
Towelin
‘And many other articles in gents fur.
cheap.

Blankets vi
Socks, three pairs Ze

shock. _ Her body merely stiffened and
her face remained calm and her lips
vlosed tightly. 3. at

Among the inventiony recentl. aten
ted for the benefit of nae

We have nobranch stores. ™@h-To buy at above prices you have only to cell at

OSSLAND. AUCTION HOUSE.

R
42 E.Columbia Avenue. B.BANNeTT, Manager,

very ingenious deviee for securing ies
hat tothe head. The principal feature
that commends it the public is its sim-

plieity at construction. It has no sharp

on the. roof: above ‘Wer with a rope.
Roaring. his: instructions above the
crackling and hissing flames, hed
& rope before her. The woman kept ber
wits and soon had it tied about her
asordered. Then in further obedience
sprang fearlessly into the air and the
fireman lowered away. ‘The crowd was
just begining to chear when the flames
burst from the window. before the wo-
man and their shouts turned to cries of
horror as the woman plunged into them.
She seemed to strike wildly at the walls
with her hande, then her body and
awung her feet toward the: building.
She doubled her lege and gave a mighty
shove. As she plunged out into the air
adistance of 15 or 20 feet, her rescuer,
who had been endeavoring to stop her
falling into the flames, dropped her in-
he the arms of some firemen waiting be-
iow. -

She was not seriously burned and got
away .through the crowd before her
name was learned.

S. GLAZAN

CARRIES A—
BIG STOCK

OF

FURNITURE

STOVES

CROCKERY
GLASSWARE
CARPETS
‘PARLOR SETS
ELECTRIC Light Globes.

wages, $96.50.
Peter Albo vs. Joe Trainer, Canadian
Gold Fields wager,
362.16,
W. T. Hoyes vs..Wm. King, Canadian
Pacific Railway company garnishees, |”
professional services, $37.60.
M. J. O’Hearn ve. Patrick Gill, B. C.
Mining company garnishee, goods sold,
$50.50.

+ Fred Gribi ve. J. McMillan, promis-
sory note, $319 50.
Thomas Smith vs. Watson and Eu-
gren, mechanica lien, $113.60.
The balance of the docket went over

litigants, not being realy for trial.
Court adjourned until May 15.

;PEOPLE COMING AND GOING
W. L. Orde is back from the Boundary
country.

W. M. Woods, custom officer has gone
to Grand Forks.

tended trip through the Boundary coun-
try.

John Watson, proprietor of the Pacific
thenter, left this morning for Spokane
on business.

today, where he will probably locate ag
Provincial land ‘surveyor,

Donald Guthrie, the new chief of the
fire department, is expected to arrive.to-
night from Montreal,

MRS. PLACE READY.

Sho Was Executed This Moraing and Died
Without a Struggle.

until the next termon account of the Big Thi

G
J.L. Parker has returned from an ex-

C. H. Ellacott went to the Boundary i

WANTED—Second Hand Househoid
goods for which the highest price will be
paid.

S. GLAZAN,

FIRST AVENUE First Store East of

day afternoon Warden Saze decided to

again notify Mra, Place of the day of ber
execution, She met him in her quiet | fc
way, and he said:
Place so that there will be no misunder-
SPOKANE ST. - —Tatanding. You are to be ready on Mon-

Sina Sina, N. Y., March 20.—Yester-

“I have come Mrs.

fo erthe 8 tley 0 of Bossiand, a its ext esting
to

the tan,

si Ming Stocks

Box 498 Ca-
den, Clough, Lieber
doreing & Nosl-]

‘MINING OPREATORS AND BROKE!
soueers 1895. om

Agents for Railway addit!
Rodtana: Yui, Patt ‘ana Columbia Nowasite:

We Have Buyers f for All Stand-

jontre v1 Ked

Morning Glory inne

War hagle..

MAss21 & DEACON,

BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS,
Rossland, B. C.

Moer Bullding, Columbia Avenuc.

Transfer of Liquor License.

Hotlce isheroby: ven that licatic
wide jebsreby rBiven Pees t spplic cat on: wa

transiér the lice

Rossland iran lice]

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in Stock.

E HAVE just finished 9) ata upand marking off the largest and
eaten of: reoay mane sloitite ever brought» to ng oF 8 in hig

. DMen’s Black Navy ‘Serge Suits.

Men’s Fancy Tweed Suits,

* Men’s Scotch, Euglish and Irish Tweeds.
Men’s Fine Spring Overcoate.
Boy’s S-Piece Faney. “Tweed. Suits.
Bo’ss 2-Piece Black and Navy Serge Suits,
Youth’s 2-Piece Suits in all latest styles.
Men's, Boy’s and. Youth’s. Pants. °

‘A choice sazortment of Timegast | in, Suitable for the sea-

son—(17th) sem.
A large consignment of the ‘latest Styles. ‘in American and
English HATS will be opened up today, and your inepetion is

CUR GOODS ARE
UP. TO DATE.

M.J. O’HEARN, The Glothier,

Corner Columbia Avenue’ and Lincoln Street,

* |new city water’ works is expected to be

:| meeting of the council thia evening.

eseonetoneeee

aubmitted to the council at the regular
If
satistactory, itis probable that. the
blanks as to - amounts will ‘be filled. in
and the debenture bylaw come up for
the second reading.

The bylaw making it unlawfal for
barber shops tobe’ open-on Sunday is
ready forthe second réading, with the
[amendment allowing those with ‘bathe
connected to keep oped for that. business
only... 4.4.

It ies ‘audermtood that the fire,, water
‘Jand light committee haa concladed to
/recommend that the pssistant chiet of
the fire department. Be: ‘paid $80 and the
driver $70 8 month, with uniforms fur-
nished.  ,

It is not known what ‘action the ‘city
council will take, but it ie thought that
|| there. will ‘be no objection entered.

POLICE couRT.
—

ab Larry McMahan Goi One Month and Mike
i Crowley Two Weeks, .

©9909
_|JRoss Thompson.
i os )

I have the following blocks in the following companies for eale;—
EUREKA CONSULIDATED, GOPHER, HOME STAKE, EVENING
ae gy eae RE. LEE’ BODIE, EUREKA, NORTH STAR

- and ZILA

Lotsinthe Original Townsite

ea
THE REDDIN JACKSON CO., AGENTS, -:-

Quick Work. Tel. Nos

Red Star Livery and Transfer Co.

Good ead:ile horses, elegant turnouts, 8
will sive: you any wher e at ny tine day or’ Bee gees, snd fancy aoe ont
yor gettin ap 2 sleighing part ee a ahout it ri; ood bi
Horses boarded. ie day or month. Packing of all kinds done,
Brees ai and baggage Tork il call at any part of the city., Contracts and job work
ane promptly, light or freight handled, mining’ machinery delivered on
hort st Te pay soneacts tak en, ra hanaie.” Panos and safes eafely meved. We
.

Hae warehouse, or ship. any cl tees ce andle. We act as shippers’ agents, mill tran
e sell Vashington ¢ port Fir and Tamarac wood.

STABLES-—Fine, Ave., bet. Spokane and Wash. St. OFFICE—9, ‘Waah. &.
HYGENIC VENTILATED

J. WwW. PORIEING PROP.
«++ ELECTRIC

Goodyear Welt Shoes.

your whole syatem healthy. They 5
nies 9, comfortable ena strong. W orth #10. on

-:- ROSSLAND, B. C.

ores.

Rossland’ Coming Trading } Place

je-awake people are begining to realizo that I tas
cheapet CONTE izo that 8 28 possible to buy Just as
tofore unknown in Ronland: "A tee abocieie trie oats the Bast—a thing here

Tea 29¢ per Ib. SUE
Coffee 20c. percan: -
Spices 4 Pores, kee

Are sell!

Ladies Shoes *:

Si

NO. 16 WASHINGTON S87,

$4.00 A PAIR.
—Sole Agents Here—

REPAIRING DONE

The Rossland Aitetion Hous.

1A AVENUE.

PHIL A. SILVERSTONE, Prop,

charge-of being: and pases

We will have your:trade after that,. The
average man buys shoes from their appear-
ance and fit. They knew little about leath-

Allwe
ask is:

er ang trust to their dealets

Try!
Hence the advantage of dealeng witha repa
4 table house. Our ehoes stril e people by stylish shape and by their quality.

lommek LALON DE-

108 WEST. COLURELS AVENUE: . 11 EAST COLUMBIA ANENUE.

and ‘Mike Crowley'two weeks for" being}
avagrant. Harry-Kern’z case for being
drank aud incapable waa remanded un-
til tomorrow.
Albert La Pare had's cash bond of $15
up for asaulting a Chinaman and.did not
appear.
It bas been suggested that if the
‘| Chinaman had béen # “‘cook”’, that .La
Pare should have received &, reward, of

at least $15.

T. R. MORROW,

+s8UCESSOR TO...

MNcLEAN & MORROW.: {|

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denies Prescription
PIONEER +3
DRUGGISTS:

‘ BRING IT TO US. _

OUR GOODS ARE RIGHT.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.

FILLED ACCURATELY

BASE“ BALL ORGANITATION. . :

Nelson Invites Rossland and Other Towns

toa Meoting.
‘A comitaunicatzon - hos just ‘been: re-
ceived frum the Neleon baseball club,
stating’that they’ have organized for
1899, and asking thata representative
be sent from Roseland toa general meet-
ing tobe held there on Good Friday,
March 81, the purpose being toform &

league to include Nelson, Kaslo, New

Denver, "

Cable Address: “PARKER.”
ROSSLAND, B. -C.

Le Rei

LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE, ___setf> :
JOHN F. LINBURG,. PROP.

Stylish Riga for rent
First-class Saddie‘and Pack~
orees.

Srapzas: Columbia Ave., "Phone No. g.
Commercial Alley, ‘Phone No, -

P. O. BOX, 136.

J.B. Johnson “2 Co,
For Reni.

Six Furnished eats ‘with use of a Pi-
‘no, $25.00 per month.

-Chas.E. Bunn. |

UL PARKER &

ROSSLAND, B. C.

MINING ERUINEERS
aul EROBEN.

; Properties examined, Mines manage
Brands:

dard Stocks bought and 60)
J, L. PARKER

engineer Dundee,
‘Consulting mining epsineer ]

Telephone, |

Ib, Pare, i

land, Sandon and Slocan City. On ac-
count of thie lettcr a meeting has been
called at. the Dominion.. Athletic Club
on Thursday evening, March 23, at 8 p.
tm., for the purpose of determining -what

thie season. All baseball players and
enthusiasts are requested: to be present.

TO RECEIVE THE CHIEF.

The Fire Department Is Prepared to Tender
Him a Reception.

The city clerk McQueen is in receipt
of information from Donald Guthrie,
the new fire chief, to the effect that he
arrived in‘Revelstoke last evening and
will come in on the midnight train on
the0.& We: -
‘The firé department has arranged a
reception for the chief and will meet him
at the train and escort him to the fire
hall where his health will be drank with
other appropriate ceremonies.

BREVITIES. ©

Five Room Honse $20.00 per month,

For Sale.

R.E. Palmer, "E.G. will deliver a

———

Lot on Koote:
must be tal pote rp habla avenue, $200. This

H. H.Playford,

AUDITOR, aad
AccoD NTAN"

No.1 Stone Block, Rossland

P. 0. BOX 698.

—_
VE HAVE SALE FOR

All Standard tucks,

lecture this evening at the zchool of
mines on the subject of underground
mine surveying.

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
evening, with a literary and musical

rogram, Admission 25c, children two
Bo r a quarter,

Don’t forget the concert inthe Bap-

dence over O,Hearn’s, opposite
Toronto,

J.B, Johnson & Co

De. J. F. McKenzie, office and resi-

tist church, Thursday commencing at

at 11:45, A.M. Deane then having a

WPRAG(AOUS RSCAPES PROM DEATH

A Bullet Entered One Soldter’s Wrist

ath
inthe ger Meleen re 3 Suoratdg Tato tie| ifeoted,

‘| attacks upon the outposts at Jaro bridge.

Rosa- |’

Rossland intends to do on ‘the diamond |-

church, will give a social next Tuesday |* ik
i tured cases of smmunition were in Ger-

-Who:Have to, Answer

and Came Out of His Mouth
But He's 0. K,

+ New York, March 21.—A dispatch,
‘addressed to the Herald: frem Totlo,
island of Panay, says: ‘A battalion of
the Eighteenth infantry, a platoon of
the Sixth artillery, and a machine gun
battery made a reconnoisance in the di-
rection of Madurafo and Santa Barbara
Thursday. While they were returning
the insurgents attacked the outposts on
therightanda fight followed.. General
Miller was on the scene iat and 3di-
immedi

arrow escapes. The line’ advanced, by
rushes, three thousand -yards under
hot fire, pouring in deliberate volleys
upon the enemy’s position, the srutllery,
making good practice,
By the timé the forces were “within
$00 yards of the enemy’s final position
darkness fell, preventing the charge for
which the Tennessee men and the com-
panies ofthe Eighteenth onthe right
had already prepared by fixing bayo-
nets. Retirement from the Jaro bridge
‘was accomplished very speedily. but in
good order. -The.engagement was
brought on by the ‘enemy’s persistent

: Nothing could be gained by forcing the
enemy back further as it was impozsible
with the limited number of “troops to
hold the position. The American, troops
-wereexeausted by long fighting and
and having to wade knee deep through
the rice fields and sugar cane. There
were several cases of prostration by heat
The only man killed was Private Lou-
is Beibl of the 18th Infantry. Fifteen
were wounded. A bullet passed through
Private William Roveberger’s wrist and
entered hia mouth between the guma
and cheek without injuring his head.
There were other miraculous escapes
asthe men advanced amid a perfect hail
‘of bullets. The severity of the engage-
ment may be judged by the fact that.
the 18th regiment alone: fired 62600
of amunition.:
- Itis. estimated that the insurgents
with their more than’ two thousand
rifles fired more than double our total of
ammauition. Private Biehl] brought in
Private Daly wounded and gave warn;
ing to hurry up some ammunition as
most of the men wereshort. He. then
returned to the. fighting line and was
struck in the chest. He fell saying,
“I’m done for,” and died in ten minates.
Itis impossible to tell accurately what
the inaurgent losses were as the Ameri-
can troops converged at a given point

majority of four over Martin, Judge
Walkem decided that the votes rejected
by the returning officeron account of
being marked on both back and ‘front
were good, inasmuch as they clearly in-
dicated,the intention of the voter, not-
withatanding that the mark on the back
was in direct’ variance with the rules
laid down in the statute. |

This brought Deane’s majority up to
the old mark of four ahead of his oppon-
ent. This decision ends this branch .of
the case. Next on the program will be
the bribery and corruption cases, when
court convenes atlo’clock this ‘afters
noon,

LADY PLANET WON.

Swirl, Tod Sloan in the Saddle Unplaced—
Other Events.
Lonpon, March 21.—At the Lincoln
spring meeting, of which this was the
second days racing, the Sudbrooke plate
was won by Lady Planet. - Swirl, with
Tod Sloan in the saddle, was unplaced.
There were 19.horees in this event and
the~ betting was five. to: ones agains
lewirl. i: The-Lincolibire. handicap.-was
won by General Peace, onned by. Capt.
Bewicke.
Lord Wm. Bereford’a six ‘year old
Knight of the the Thistle, carrying 116
pounds, with Tod Sloan up, was second,
and Mr, Longs three year old eolt, Lord
Edward IJ, third,
Twenty-six horses ran.
shire di is ‘of 1,000
added to a sweapstake ol 15 sovereigna
each, 10 sovereigns each forfeit for
three year old colts }and upwards. | Gen-
eral Peace is a brown colt out of Galli-
nale, ont of Moita, five years old, and
carried 101 pounds.
The betting was 100 to 7 against Gen-
eral Peace, 9 to.1 against Knight of
the Thistle’ and 100 to 9.. against Lord
Edward II, General Peace took the
lead at half the distance ;: followed by
the Knight of the The Thistle and Nun-
nicer, and won easily by four lengths.
The same distance separated the eecond
and third horses. Nunnicer was fourth.

Windsor Fre. ~

New Yorx, March 21.—Workmen
digging in the ruins of the Hotel Wind-
sor came upon a human body early thia
morning near where the ladies entrance
on 46th eide of the hotel had been.
The remains were evidently those of a
woman. The head all but the lower jaw
had been consumed by fire,

The Lincoln-

Sherman Very Low.

MW. i, March 21.—8e "y of
State Hay has received acablegram from
the, United States consul at Kigston,
Jamaica, saying that Ex-secretary Sher-
man was very low when the Paris left
Kingeton.

On Trial for Murder.

Barnaerortr, Conn., March 21—The
of Dr. Nancy A. Guilford charged with
the murder of Miss Emma Gil by crm-
inal practice was begun today.

Sails.

without traversing the ground shot
but one day after the battle, from Jaro
Belfry | the enemy enemy could be seen
carrying away the dead. The minimum
estimate of their losses is 200 killed and
800 wounded.
The instructions printed on the cap-

Saw Francisco, March 21,—The Ja-
panese cruis er Chitose will sail for Yo-
kahama this afternoon to receive her
armament.

Loxpos, March 21.—The funeral ser-
vices over the remains of the late Baron

hell, who died at Washington

man, showing that the ‘idges cami
is that the

arms have been ished the

and

e
from the artillery depot at Mayence. It

March 1, took place today in Weatmin-
ater Abbey.

8 o'clock. Admission 50 cents. Pro-
gram will appear tomorrow.

of

from German and Japanese sources

land Laundry is doing good

through French colonies.

The
work at reasonable Pri ices. Try them.
Graham & Son, Near P. it. tg