ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, MAROH 28, 1899.

A. LYNCHING ‘IN ‘SIGHT.

Negro Miners Attack the Whites and Get
Wounded and Captured,

Brrurneram, Ala., March 28.—Negro
miners made an attack on thecamp of
the whites at. Dolomite, about 12 milea
from here, shortly after midnight. The
white men returned the fire, and several
of the negroes slightly ‘wounded, and 16
of the ringleaders are in the handa of
the officers., “Ro-inforcements have been
sent to the deputy eheriffa who are try-
ing to preserve order. Sheriff O’Brien
hes just left with another strong posse.

‘The negro soldiers recently muetered
‘out are inciting the blacks. A strong
cordon of deputies is patrolling the
camps. *

‘International Music Hall.
‘The'International began the week last

night to a packed hougo, and the enter- tr

tainment presented is the beat ever
given. The three De Boliven Brothere,
acrobats, made a wonderful hit, their
performance being the greatest. ever
seen here. Miss Amanda Barr, vocalist,
‘was very entertaining. Sherwood ‘and
Frink, einging and dancing comedians,
introduced another new epecialty. The
drawing card is Charles Burton’s threo-
act sensational drama, ‘Jack the Rip-
per,” was well rendered by the entire
company, Mr. Charles, Burton and Ada
Warren being the leading stars in the
cast. The hanging scene is the most
realistic act ever produced on any stage.

This part of the entertainment alone is
worth the price of admission.

Road to Republic.

The Kettle Falls route to Republic has
handled as much of the passenger busi-
nese as all-the others. It has been de-
cried and roasted all round, because it-is
dangerous.
two, but nobody seriously ‘burt to date.

Within the past twoweeke the Grand].

Forks ‘route—forty miles longer then’
the Kettle Falls road—has had two bro-
ken limbs charged toit. But even these
did did not, receive half. the. mention’
from the Review’s| Repablic man. that
would be accorded a friendly mix-up

from Kettle Falle.—Kettle Falls Cour- | 90¢

ant.

“Talk ahout hens,” says Geo. John-
son, the Dominion statistician, “I have
just beon looking into the subject of the
hen as a revenue producer. I find that
there are about 14,000,000 hens in Canc-
da. They yield about 80,000,000 dozen
eggsayear. Ati2 cents @ dozen, the
value is close on $9,600,000. The: rév-
enue derived by the Federal Govern-
ment from taxation. of spirits and wines,
beer, malt, dnd malt liquor is $1,400,000
less than the hen fruit. ‘- The yearly ex-

It has had ‘an accident or |--

penditure of education in Canada ié
$1,300,000 legs than the produce of our
noble hens.”

CONDENSED TELEGRAPH NEWS

Lonpox, March 28.—The house’ of
commons adjourned today until April
1.

Lonpon, March 28.—Birket Fouter,
the water dolor painter is dead.

San Francisco, March £8.—The Can
tral A n
London, has entered into a voontesst
with the government of Salvador for the
construction of a railroad into the capi-
ital, a distance of 18 miles from Santa
Ana, the present-terminus, ’«

Weekly Ora Shipments. “<
The ore shipments of the week ending
Mar. 25, were as folllows:

Is Full of Trouble. ©
- Just as the man whe has been bank-
rapted at Christmas is beginning to
forge ahead a trifle,,Easter comes along
and deals him another buckhanded awat.

of trouble,—M inveapolis Journal,

.Phrenolozy and Palmistry.
‘The head and ‘the ‘Nines‘‘ of the hand
carefally read. i can tell’ vyou what oc-

Man thats wedded.tos woman is full]:

HUNTER —»
. 8 SD

The Big Store.

Hunt}
© BROS,

. 2 e , i
For Spring Wear
There is nothing so dressy and smart looking a8 @ fashion.
ablestiffhat.. You will find our stock o,. large « one. to select from,

Christie’s Feather Weight

Is a beauty. Ask to see © the largest stock of hats in the
City of Rossland. pi: f \

Some new shapes in: Collars,

These collurs are ebual to the

CORVILL

We have 26 diferent shapes

= OG.

Gent's Furnishings.

<4, MAMMOTH STOOK OF—

HEIGHTS {atc et

e4unNte
‘BROS.

BIG STORE.

rl

Cn ghegarediters Lalor
Rossland Evening Record

VoL 8, NO. 248.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1899.

PRICE FIVE CENTS.

The Spider.

retty Clasp for.a belt or neck ribbon is one of ihe
design. A Rie are showing a nice line of these Clasps, made of

-~-Sterting Silver Weveor Ondisad
J. w. SPRING

\ccéssor to CHALLONER, M:
Bi ree on yonny, Mrvcinaa, & Branca,

“Spider”

JGIY COUNCIL MEETING

City Engineer Wants to Answer
Water Company's Letter, -

FIRE eke HACOMMERDATIONS

A Pu to Tax Insuranee Compan.

tions from 9 a. m. until 9 p. m.
12 Hoffman-house.

Roon}

Mapaue Gniper.

. Lynched Him.

‘as,, March 23.—Word has
been Yeceived here that 2 mob took
Henry Sanderson from jai! at Holton last |:
night and lynched him. Sanderson is a]
young farmer who Sunday afternoon, at-
tempts ‘phoot ‘his sweetheart and
shot the the girle;aunt.

Le Roi

LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE. st>

JOHN:-F.” LINBURG,

Styheh Rigs for rent.
Firet class Secdle. and Pack
Horses.
SrapLEs: Columbia Avo. +p Phone No, 27,
‘Commercial Alley, Phone No.

P. 0. BOX, 186.

PROP.

cupation you' are fitted for. C lta- |’

|.Limited, Columbia av Onue, P.O, Box 498 Ca-
‘plenddress, “Tautling.” Codes, ( cloth, ‘Lieber
| Bedford MeNeal and ‘Sioreins & Neal.|

MINING OPERATORS AND, BROKERS,
Established 1899,

Al for F, 8. Railway addition to
pasa Four, i Erle and Coluinbie townsite.
We Have Buyers for All Stand-
ard Stucks.

subscriptions fo me

Treasury Shares.

“wil be received TODAY and ees _—_—

.BY THE...

The Reddin Jackson , il
300,000

OF THE TREASURY,STOCK PLACED ON “THE
: MARKET. 50,000 SHARES’ HAVE: BEEN: AL
“LOTTED TO ROSSLAND.
VESTORS~ SUBSCRIBED
SHARES YESTERDAY.

SHARES.

nd

TORONTO IN-
FOR. * 200,000

The Price Is 15 Cents.Per Share.

‘This is an opportunity to make some money as the SAILOR has
FIVE CLAIMS through which the Cariboo and Minnehaha ledges run.

Rossland Mining eS |

(Corrected by. ‘the Reddin-Jackson Company

‘Largest | Stock of Shoes
"me N ROSSLAND.

Bought at less than half the ‘manufacturer's price
and will be sold accordingly.

Childred’s, Boys’, Youths’, | Misses’,
Gents’ Fine Shoes and Miners’ Shoes from

50C. (0. $5.00

‘Ladies’ and

BLE THE PRICE.

Rossland Auction House

¢ B. BANNETT, Manacer
42 E. COLUMBIA AVE., ROSSEAN D, B.C.

ANY ONE’ WORTH ‘MORE rey DOU- |i

Speke Furnishings. :

WE HAVE just finished opening up and markt
nlesst soak blrebay made slotting ng up and mark ng of the ke a

_ Men’s Black Navy Serge Suits.
Men’s Faucy Tweed Suits.
Men’s Scotch, English and Irish Tweeds,
Men’s Fine Spring. Overcoats.

‘ Boy’s 3-Piece Fancy Tweed Suits.
.Bo’ys 2-Piece Black and Navy Serge Suits.
Youth's: 2-Prece Suita in all latest styles.
Men’s, Boy’s and Youvh’s Pants. -

A choice agsortment of ‘TIES jaatin, Suitable for the - “aea-
son—(17 th) spam.

. A large consignment of thé. latest atyles in American and ~

English HATS will be opened up today, and your. inspetion is

in vited.
ee Ee
OUR GOODS’ ARE
;/UP.TODATE. nA

M. J. O’HEARN, The Clothiér.

Corner: Columbia Avenue Jana Lingoln Btree

All we e t ‘We will have your trade after that. The
Try! average man buya shoes from their ‘ ‘appear-
ask 183 ance and fit, They knew little about leath-
er and trust to their dealers. Hence the advantage of dealeng with a repa
table House. Our shoegetrike people by stylish shape and by their quality.

C.O,LALONDE.. -

106 WEST COLUKBIA AVENUE. ~1LEAST COLUMBIA ANENUE,

Winuipe;

Morning Glory. War bug)

, RINERAT ACT, 1896.

(Form'F.)
Cortlacate of, Improvements.
NOYICE.

Hazinoh Frvctional Minoral Claim, situate in|
the Tratcrese ining division ot West Koo.

tenny district,
WE aiéd—About one-half mile west of
the ety att Horsiand, B.U. north ofand adjolv-
ing the ‘Tet minera lain.

chat J, Wm. F. Devere
auagent tier Wan: Rola _ reo ilnary certitieste

Fae Lamon ta

Gertitleate Sine im0a A,

8 cate No. 33,
sfrom the Gate hereof, to opp
ecarder for a Certificate o! parongiaent,
ee che puree of obtaining a Cro!
the above clat atin:
nd. further take notice thai
sect

ce o|

pated this 16th day of Mare!
WS, DEVERECK, P. L.8,

S. GLAZAN

——CARRIES' A
BIG STOCK™

OF

ux, acting

an

section, under

FURNITURE
STOVES © ;
CROCKERY
GLASSWARE.

\ CARPETS: *
PARLOR. .SETS
ELECTRIE Light Globes,

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

&. GLAZAN.

FIRST AVENUE First Store’ East of
SPOKANE ST.

\Quick Work.

‘T. R. MORROW,

E AGAIN!
The One Price StoreTo The Front.

Everything low prived and high a 1,
week only—a genuine high Grade holléw ground”

RAZOR Wr".

‘Made by Josoph Allen & Bong, Fhoffield, England-—the famous Non J. X. L. bra
5 razor that usually retatled for $2.60,

But one special for this

GC. Cc. GIBSON & CO.

y goods arriving daily. All the latest novelties, An asssy-
ers’ ont compa forsale cheap.” test castern,

Ross ‘Thompson.
av sD
Thave the following blocks in the following compatied for sale;—
EUREKA CONSULIDATED, GOPHER, HOME STAKE, EVENING

STAR, SILVERINE, RE. LEE’ BODIE, EUREKA, NORTH STAR
and ZILA M.

Lotsinthe Original Townsite

a ‘
THE REDDIN JACKSON CO., AGENTS, . -:-,/-:- _ROSSLAND, B: 0.

HIS WEEK, 75 CENTS. Every ono yaa “3

cz Rpokane §t Street. £

na Aaa Gr SE

Red Star Livery and Transfer Co.

Good sade horses, elegant turnouts, nobby eleighs, and fancy driving teams}

will dive you anywhere at any time day or night.

if you are getting up a eleighing party, ace us about t rigs—good hora
Horses boarded Ey the je day or mont th Packing of all kinds done,
ress and baggave work; vill call at pny Part of the city. Contracta ai
shore prompt iy, light or heav av Selene handled, mining sangbinery del
contracts en.
y all damages done to anthing we fone Se Ee eT el
ater, Wwarehoages or ship any claas of goods.
We cell Washington seasoned Fir and Tamarac wood}
STABLES—First Ave., bet. Spokane and Wash, St “OFFICE:

id. W. HARTLINE PROP.

e act as shippers’ agents, wii ae

Tel. No8

Wash. St.

++-BUCHBSSOR TO...

McLEAN & MORROW.’

hahbhhhhhhhhbh

aie 8 Prescription.
PIONEER +.
DRUGGISTS. -

BRING IT-TO Us.

OUR GOODS ARE RIGHT.
OUR,.PRICES ARE RIGHT.

. FILLED ACCURATELY

to Give Gas Com-
pany Privileges, ‘

The prinviyal feature of the city coun-
cil meeting last evening?as the REcoRp':
forecast Indicated, was the waterwork?|
question and ‘the ‘report snd recommen-
dations of the new chief of the fire de-
partment. i

The atatement. published. in the Rzo-
orp that the Water and Light company
Proposed to oppose the attempted plan
te put ina water, and light plant, fol-
lowed by‘a letter! from the company,
brought out ai greatdeal ‘of talk which
resulted in permission being given: th:
city, engineer to, answer the company
through. the columns of the Miner.
Juat why the columns of the Miner were
preferrable to the city engineer war
not explained.

The following is the report and rec-
ommendation of the newly . appointed
chief of the fire department, Donale
Guthrie:

Lbeg to report that since my ‘arrival J
have made an” “inspection : of my appar-
atus now owned by your department
a@nd‘find: your. ladder. truck is utterly.

; useless for a-town situated as this one

ether tog heavy: to handte

You 1 should be janged or

| altered ‘to's combiiation wagon.

,, In ‘regard to your hose, I find them in
very good order and would ouggest that
you add another thousand feet, and the
great ‘object “is in cage there should be
two firesat the same time, your hy-
dranta’ being’so far apart, it is most
neceseary to have a‘ goud supply always
jin reserve. ,°

Speaking about hydrants, I would re-
spectfully suggest you place about eight
more in place which I will point out to
you at your,convenience. ”

In regard to the fire hall I suggest you
make your connections with the bath
and pat in a modern W. OC.

_ Regarding your fire alarm system, it

| wants come*“improvements which will

not be very costly.

Gentlemen, it is ‘very necessary for
you to purchase branch pipes, improved |
shut-off nozzels, hydrant gates, hooks,
hose, hangers’and wire. cutters.

Taleo strongly advise that every man
wear a uniform.

$99OD OOOOH OOS
® J.B. Johnson & Co.

RealEstate and
Mining brokers
INSURANCE AGENTS. -

Cable Adéress: \ “PARKER,”
i : ROSSLAND, B.C. | >

ag Moreing & Neal's, _Telephone,.
os § ert
_ Codes { Ration BS

Moke ia;

_ Chas, E, BENS. . J.L, PARKER. |.

L. DARKER & 60.

ROSSLAND, B. 0.

MOG GOERS
axl DROME.

ined, Mines mai
iota Stocks bouebe and sold,

a
“J. L. PARKER

Consulting mining engineer Dundee,
‘Tamarac and Fairmont,

Fire Insurance Aj I.
loping Companies: Agents for the fol

Norwich Union of E:
National of Erie

$$OOOFOOOOO

We have sale for all’

Tania Sa
J.B. ehnson & 0

©OOOOOOOD

Having thos of your build-
ings I find tio’ escapes. You must en-
force your bylaws in this connection.

; ‘All buildings erected inside of fire linea
should have proper chimneys. |

In conclusion, gentlemen, to put your
department on s proper: footing, you
want at least five more permanent and
paid men, and I can. assure you my.am-
Dition is to put your department i; ina
first-class and efficient condition, : trust-
ing you one and all. will give me your
earnest and leyal support in regard, to
‘eamae.

I must also say it is absolutely neces-
sary to havetwo more Horses for your
‘chemical engine as said engine can be
used to great advantage where there are

| no hydrants.

You glso want new collars for your
present harness, and bars for same. .I
also insist on having the appointing
and fall controlef all men under my
charge. = -

The report: was approved and the
council will undertake to carry | the

YLOOOOOSOOOO
a

H. H.Playtford,

AUDITOR and
ACCOUNTANT

No.1 Stone Block, Rossland

P. O. BOX 598.

PUBLIC NOTICE. :

Crlumbia Avenue ts rom I
closed to ti
meet tothe west end of Countian Avenue

Rossland, B,C., wen Ago Peet

Fitzpatrick, the sanitary

therein dinto
effect.

A new $1200 hook and ladder truck is
to be purchased and an attempt will be
made to sell the old one to some town
not so mountainous as Rossland.

The fire, water and light committee
recommended to the council that Char-

| les Colling be sumeged as assistant chief

of the d. fire dep vat o

oe: removed his office and 8c

ati he corner of P Colambia, ayenue
Saw we cigar eee, atreet, ander | ge

Toronto.

Dr. J. F, McKenzie, office and resi-
dence over O,Hearn’s, opposite Bank, of

salary of $80 per,.month; that the driy-
er’s salary be increased to $70 per month

and that the chief, nesistant chief and

driver be provided with two sets of mal
forms’ per annum.

“Acting Chief Oharles Collins of the
dre department reported ‘that from Feb-
raary 10'to March 25, there had been
‘(ar alaéms of fire and that the losa by
fire'was‘about $400, ‘mostly covered by
insurance,

The clerk was instructed to request
the: West Kootenay Power and Light
company'to erect at once two more arc
lamps, one at the corner. of Davis street

‘} and Columbia avenue, and the other a

the/railway crossing weat of Center Star
gulch.

A carer ee from the Colum-
bia. Tel
asking for eeeeaee on the streets, ae
usually granted, was referred to board of
worka and city:solicitor.

In view of the fact that the city is
Preparing to put in lighting system of

own, the council was not prepared to

fain” the proposition of Messre.

Peareon’and Merryfield, datel1 Marcn
14, 1899, for erecting a gas system.

The city engineer's revised estimate of
\ water works syatem adequate for acity
vf 18,000 people was received and refer- |
red to fire, water and light committee.

The bylaw to close the barber shops on
Sunday, was read a second time, consid-
ured in committee, and. after being
amended to allow of baths in connection
heing open on. that day, and fixing. the
penalty at not exceeding $50, waa read

« third time.’

‘Ald. Laloate gave notice that at the
next regular meeting he would intro-
duce a bylaw, or an amendment to the
license bylaw, fixing a licenge fee for all
Gre i: ies doing
in the city of Rossland.

Mrs. Helen Varker, owner of the. st.
Lawrence hotel, entered a

DEATH AROUND ANILA

Country Strewn With ‘the Unburied
Filipino Corpses. -

SOME SHARP SKIRMISHING TODAY

The Country Around Manila Laid
: Waste by Fire and Sword
—The Situation.

New York, March 20.—A dispatch to
the Herald from Manila Tuesday, nee
Information ‘reaches here that

cates that the insurgents capital hal

been moved from’ Malos to Sax Fran-
ando,. - The army has not advanced to-
day. Men sre building bridges and
waiting for supplies to come up. The
insurgents burned Bulican this after-
noon. -Marines are patrolling Malahon,
The Monitor “Manadanock shelled Las
Panis, south of thie city this noon. -The
lines-‘are being strengtbened at Pasay

and some firing is going on in that vi-

cinity. ©.

When Gen. McArthur’s force en-
camped last night, the Third Artillery
across the railroad bridge in Merilao,
and the Nebraska regiment wasin the
woods om the extreme right. At 5
o’clock the insurgents appeared on the
‘edge of the woods about a mileand 9
half away.

the damage and inconvenience being
caused her by the work on the bluff on
west Columbia avenue, which’ was Te-
ferred t to _ board of public works,

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

left today for a brief business trip to the
Boundary country.

3 ‘ —
M. W. McLeod of the Highland house |

They deployed in line about
a milo long and advanced quickly, -
swinging tothe left to drive the Third.
[artillery away from the bridge, This
wwasthe first time @uring ~ the present
war, that the insurgents advanced in
military. order against our forces. Tho
Kansas volunteers promptly crossed the
bridge in columus of fours te give sup-
port to the Third Artillery. They lost
two men killed and some wounded in

Charles Robbins left for Spok on
the noon’ train to meet Mrs. Robbins
who is returning from a visit to south-
ern California,

John Atkins, who has been in town

their ad ‘At the same time the
Firat, Montana regiment crossed the
river on a pontoon bridge and took a po-
sition on the extreme left, so as to be
able to cut around on the back of the
if the latter came far enough.

for a few days, to-
day.

M. A. Green who has charge of the
Fourteen: Gold Mines company’s pro-
perty went to Spokane today. ~

Ed Haney, the original owner of the
City of Spokane mine, came in from
Spokane yesterday-and left’ for Nelson
today.

Mr. ©..F. Jackson returned home yea:
terday from a visit to Spokane.

Edward Cronyn is back trom a trip to
the. Washington hot springs for his
health.

Harry White, who sold the Lily May
and the Fourteen Gold Mines Ci i

They. lost six men wounded iu this
movement, while the Third “artillery
had two ee te and one man’ killed
and two wounded. Masked by° the
woods, the Nebraska volunteers were not
seen by the enemy. They suddenly
opened a flank fire on the insurgents
line and left their trenches with a great
shout. Atsightof them the whole in-
surgent forces, officers and men, fled
peli mell, The eager Nebraska men
chased them a mile.and a half, but were
finally Grawn pack by.Gen. McArthur to
preserve the line: intact.

March 29.—{Noon.}—The

ted company, recently in England, left
this morning for Seattle. He will go to
Alasks to look after his mining interests
there before returning to Rossland.

Mr, and Mrs, Albert Barrett returned
last evening ftom a two month’a visit to
eastern Canapa, accompanied Joseph
Thomas, a brother of Mrs. Barrett,
who wil} make hia home in Rossland.

at 6 o'clock
this morning, sweeping onward three
miles before 10 o’clock and driving the
rebels beyond Bochva to the east of Bul-
yan and on to the railroad leading to
Malolos. t a
slignt resistance. The Filipinos fired
volleys forthe purpose of drawing the
American fire and discovering our posi-
tion. One man belonging to the Dako-
ta ré d. The Ameri-

L. G, the
Henderson, B. C. director, is in the city
secu:ing date, for the seventh annual

was
cans remained silent.

aia

Our troops met with bat.

The country between Marilao and_

editjon of the work whick.is a
and valuable publication.

Over 25,000 Shares.

Of the 50,000 sharea of the treasury
atock of the Sailor Mining company,
which was placed upon the Roseland
market last evening at 15 cents by” the
Reddin-Jackson company, at noon to-
day over 25,000 shares’ had been aub-
scribed. It ia‘ thought. that before to-
morrow noon it will all be taken,

Manila a picture of
Smoke ia curling from hundreds of: ash

_| heaps and the remains of trees and fen-

ces tern. by schrapnel are to be seen
everywhere, The general appearance of
the country Is as if it had been swept by
a cyclone.
clothesand furniture dropped in flight
by the Filipinos, The only people re-

The roads are strewn with -

maining behind are aged persons who-

cannot escape. They camp beside the
ruinsof their former homes and beg
passers-by for any kind assistance. The

Lady Q

of them are living upon the

of our. who give them

Milton it
Chicago Lady Quartette is in the ao
and’ has arranged. for the Methodist
church for two. programe on the eve-
nings of the 10th and 2ist of April. The
Denver Republican’ says their quartet
singing igperfect and every-member an
artist.

Ajiother story will be added to the
Western hotel on Second ayinue,

portions of their rations, The dogs of
the Filipinos cower in the bushes, still
terrified and barking, while hundreds of
piga are to be aeen busily searching for
food. :

Bodies af dead Filipinos are stranded
in shallow rivers or are resting in the’
jungle, where they crawled to die, or

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