THEY PRAISE ROSSLAND

Pleasant Impression Made by the
Progress of the City During

President T. G.. Shaughnessy and], ‘ . .
other C. P. R. officials, including | '5 '" the city. He has just com-
R. B. Angus, E. B. Osler and W.

H. Matthews, directors, William

Mr. Shaughnessy is a firm be-
liever in Rossland and its resourcez,
and speaks admiringly of the pro-
gvess made on all sides since he

“From my personal observation,

C. P. R. OFFICIALS

President Shaughnessy and
Party In the City.

NOTES ABOUT PROPLE,

tivals in the city.

in the city yesterday.

Eastern Canada,

the city today,

George O. Bradley, Spokane.

the mountains,

and from the reports of. b
which come to me daily from every
division in British Colunibia, I am
thoroughly convinced that the prov-
ince has a splendid future immedi-

particularly struck with the im-
provements to be seen on every
hand, which have progressed rapid-
ly since I visited the city last, about
The C, P. R. is. keep-
ing up with the times, too, and our
yard improvements
buildings will soon be well under

TODAY'S STOCK SALES,

Following is a summary of the
sales on the local exchange today,

Sales today on the local exchange

White Bear, 10,000, 2c.
sales, 35,000 shares.

Giant—6o day, 4000, 334c, plus
Yc down; 30 day, 10,000, 3}4c,plus

lant.
Plomgstake (Assess. paid)
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Lumber Yard Here.

_-, J. A. Dewar and A. G, 2Lambert
- of Nelson are in the city and have
. completed arrangements for estab-
lishing a lumber yard at the corner
of Washington street and Third
Mr, Dewar is manager of
the Porto Rico Lumber Co., and
‘the yard in Rossland will be sup-
plied from the mill of that company
Mr. Lambert will have
charge of the yard,
outlook is good here for a large

turned y d ied b:

Toronto.

in his bed in Tacoma yesterday.
Deceased has worked in nearly all
the job and newspaper offices in the
northwest.

Baptist church.—Rev. W. T.
Stackhouse will preach at 11 a, m
and:7:30 p. m. :Sunday school at
2230 p.m.
St. Andrew's Presbyterian church,
Rev. D. McG. Gandier, B. A. pas-
tor, Services 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.
Sabbath school, 2.30 p. m. Y. P.
S.C. E. Monday, 8 p. m. The. pas-
tor will preach morning and even-
ing. Evening{subject, ‘Joseph in
Prison.” At 2:30 p.m. a special
children’s service will be held to
which ail are invited,

Sacred Heart Roman Catholic
church, Sunday services: 8:30 a.m.,
first mass; 10:30. m., second mass;
2p. m., Sunday school; 7:30 p. m.,
vespers, sermon and henediction.
Salvation Army — Hallelujah
breakfast, 7 2. m.; holiness meét<
ing, 10 a. m.; junior meeting 11a
m.; free and easy, 3 o'clock.

Methodist church, Washi

George B. Cross of New West-
minster was among yesterday's ar-

C, L. Neil of Vancouver arrived

E. H. Barchard of Montreal and
C. D. Manghan of Toronto are
among visitors in the city from

A. H. Sperry of Greenwood is in

At the Kootenay:—W. N. Bray-
ton, Sandon; R, L. Ford, Spokane;

C. C. Bailey of Cookshire, Que.

pleted a tour of the Boundary coun-
try, and is looking through some
Whyte, manager of lines west of of the Rossland mines today.
Fort William, SV. R. Baker, execu-
tive agent at Winnipeg, P. A, Peter-
son, chiet engineer of the system,
George McL. Brown, John G. Sul-
livan, F, E. Hobbs, J..S. Lawrence | office on Columbia avenue.
and others, arrived by special train
today and went direct to the War
Eagle hotel, where they lunched.
At 3 o’clock they left for the Boun-
dary country and tomorrow evening
will go to the coast, making a de-

A. L. Ruff has resigned his posi-
tion with the Red Mountain rail-
way and will go into business wiih
his father E. W. Ruff, opening an

W. H. Kent, general superin-
tendent of the New Westminster
& Burrard Inlet Telephone com-
pany, was in the city last night.
He left this morning for Grand
Forks with a view ‘of ascertaining
the best route for a more direct
telephone line from this city over

Messrs, Kirby -and Blackstock
who have been on a hunting dnd
fishing trip in East Kootenay re-

’
W. Gooderham and C, H. Good-
erham who joined them at Crow’s
Nest Pass on. their way out from

R.M. Highland, a printer. well
hnown in Rossland, was found dead

Stock Market.

Sell at Advance of $3
a Share,

of Rossland are

ROSSLAND RVENING'RECORD, SEPTEMBER a9 1900

WEEK IN MINING

Active Demand in the Local

PROFIT MADE IN LE “ROI

Local Investors Who Made a Poo!

The week has been an active one
both in the mines themselves and

among the brokers, and the mines
5 Se : ,|the club, There were card rooms

noted.

bzen for Giant, which has gone well

stock in 30 or 6o days.
Morning Glory has also been in
active demand. It sold at 8¢ and
buyers are paying 1c down to call
the stock at 834¢ within 3o days.
The first shipment of ore from the
Morning Glory was made this
week, ;
In the Giant small’ stringers are
teported coming into the main ore
body, carrying values in excess of
$100.
The local buyers who formed a
pool recently to puirchase Le Roi
stock. closed out their holdings yes-
terday at the very neat profit of $3
per share. " The stock sold yester-
day in London at £8 12s 6d.
There has been a gocd bit of trad-
ing in Rambler-Cariboo at some-
what lower figures, the slight slump
being caused by holders taking out
their profit when the stock was go-
ing at 3oc. By govd judges it is
said the stock is a good buy at 24c
and cannot go lower.

Benn’s
Bargains—

ROSSLAND

REAL ESTATE

We sold the Le Roi avenue house
for St200. Our next snap is one at
$1500. tis more desi locag-

attention not only ‘at home but
abroad. As will be’ seen by the
shipments of ore the amount of ore
sent out is large. © Construction
work is still in progress in the lead-
ing mines of the camp, the chief
features of which have already been

The guests IIngered until three
o'clock this morning, and if a ballot
on the success of the ball had been
taken there would not have been a

In the stock market the week has | Single dissenting vote. .

'TRNNIN CTUB DANO

Charming Entertainment Given in
Athletic Club Rooms.

The entertainment given by the
Rossland tennis club last night in
the rooms of the Athletic club was
avery charming affair, The build-
ing was very artistically decorated
for theJ occasion, being gay with
flags, bunting and flowers. The
touch of feminine hands was mani-
fest in the arrangement of many
of the decorations. The two
large halls were set apart for dan-
cing, the floors being well’ waxed,
The gymnasium was appropriated
for a supper room, where all kinds
of danties were served between
dances, the collation being provided
by Charles Webster, the steward of

and many cozy nooks for conversa-
tions, The music was furnished by
Prof. Wylie’s orchestra, which
is enough to say that it was good.

GROSSLAND'SIBIG sy

«Gole’s Hot,,

Ey Gg ;
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1900

PRICK § CENTS

Blast Heater
a

Refore placing your order fo;
contemplate buying we'll he
and explain all the advantuye.

HUNTER. BR9s, |

HARDWARE DEPARTMENT,

P. BURNS &

Grand Forks, and. Vancouver,
re

/ NEWRETAIL STORE

Wage Earners Will Run One

WEDGEWOOD CHINA

in this Favorite Bugiish BISCUIT JARS, TEA aresomootthetarger ones
ware we are, showing a SETS, VASES AND and tor the dressing tabio
great many Pretty Pieces WATER PITCHERS, we nave many dainty bits

sevens J. W. SPRING ora

Officers Have Been Elected—Sub-

APURE SOA

‘A Soap to be Pure need not necessarily be high-priced. We guaran-
tee the Parity of our CASTILE SOAP. Our Olive Oil and Cucumber
atsixcakes for twenty-five cents, is a good all-round Soap. We
recommend our Large Tar, tifteen cents or two for twenty-five cents,

A CLEAR COMPLEXION

RETAIL MARKETS on or about the first of next month.
It will, be a ,co-operative concern

Band will deal exclusively in gro-

been what the dealers call a good
one. Perhaps the best demand has

at 334c, with }4c down to call the

CONTRACTOR

Estimates furalshed: on all kinds of work. Job

Office and shop: Commercial Court, rear Alham
bra hotel, P.O. Box arg.

A. G. CREELMAN,

AND BUILDER

ing promptly attended to.

HALF-PRICE
SLAUGHTER

Going Outof Business
Everything at One-
Half Regular Price.

Goods are marked in plnin
figures. and you pay just one-
half. Stock consists of...

Stationery, Books

for removing dirt or healing Cracks, Our French Lmported Soaps
are Delightfally Perfumed, and leaves that soft, velvet skin.
SOAP WINDOW.

ceries and provisions to begin with.
As soon as that department is firm-
ly blished it is the intention to

Ferguson, and. Vancouver,
—————

for Themselves.

ON CO-OPERATIVE LINES/'

scriptions to Capita! Already
Amount to $4000.

Rossland will have a new store

William Donald, Mgr., Rossland Branch,

add other lines until all branches of
ti] retail trade are fully covered.

Dussists GOODEVE BROS.

“IT PAYS TO DEAL WITH GOODEYE'S.”

Za Za DADs ZN LS SL ES ZS

fs ated under the name of the Rossland
Co-operative Society, Limited, and
the .following officers have been

The company has been incorpors.

The Arlington,« # « « ee

«+ The Leading Hotel at Trail . .
Headquarters for Gommercial Men
+ + Splendid Sample Rooms ..

peek

5. It’s Easy Pickin’

TIE THAT SUITS YOUR .
COMPLEXION, YOUR TASTE
AND YOUR FINANCES.

When yon “drop in’ at this store.

Unexcelled Tabie. SOHN HAVERTY, Prop,

CUNLIFFE & McMILLAN,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINI 1,

All classes of Repairs and Coustraction Work Undertaken,

The New Styles, Colors
and Patters for Fall are
coming in: will You come
heels and Axles, Buckets, Pans, Shatting, H:

y Pumps kept in stock. Agi
Mig. Co.’s Malls; Concentrators, Etc.

|{est.on stock.

OHEARN aii FORSTER}

angers and Pullers, Pipe work

Third Avenue RossJand.

Don’t Burn Oil

oTAER M, J

Baker, W. W. B. Collins and John
McLareu.

have been subscribed in $5 shares,
The promoters are_all wage earners,
There is no limit fixed for the com-
pany’s capital but no individual can
hold more than too shares in his
own name. Eight per cent is ‘the
limit of dividends on sales and inter-

The society will do a purely cash
business but stockholders. will be
givén. 30 days’ credit to the amount
of 75 per cent of the value of their
stock. The sociéty will.sell to the
general public as well as to irs 6wn
bers andat the same prices.

Blank Books, Pic-
tures, FancyGoods
Bric-a-brac, Toys
China, Dolls, No-
tions, Etc., Etc.

of Gov. Mackintosh.

TWO LOTS AND FIVE ROOM
house; good basement tor’ wood

street, George H. Morden, pastor.
Service at i1 a.m. and at 7-30 p.m.
Sabbath school and Bible . class at
2.30p.m. Epworth League of C.
E. Monday at 8 p.m. Prayer meet-
ing, Wednesday at 8 p.m. The
Pastor will preach morning and
evening

St. George’s church (sixteenth
Sunday after Trinity) 8:30 a. m.,
holy communion; 11 a. m., matins,
litany and sermon; 2:30 p. m., Sun-
day school; 7:30 p. m., evensong
and sermon. Rev. C, W. Hedley,
M. A., rector.

AT THE THEATRE,

‘The Russel & Drew Company Present
Monte Christo.

The public continues to show its
appreciation of the good work of-
the Russell & Drew Company by
aliberal attendance. Last night

again every seat at the ope ra house
wastaken, the play being Monte

Christo, with R. E. French in the
title role. He gave a strong por-

traiture of the character so clear to

all lovers of romance, and was well

supported by the other members of
the company.

the company repeated ‘‘Quo Vadis”

the new yard will be a success.

this aft and will present

THREE' LOTS, near Hon, Thos,

RESIDENCE AND TWO LOTS,

CORNER STORES & OFFICE

LOT, 180 feet deep, facing St. Paul

Price - - - $2300
HOTEL AND BUSINESS LOT,

BUSINESS BLOCK AND LOT

Price - - - $12000
TWO SPLENDID LOTS on Le

HOTEL PROPERTY, including

UPRIGHT PIANO, in

Ss

Ineemumactoagewa! demand | AAS: Es BENN

List your properties with us,’ we

table cellar; city water and
electric light; price - 1800

Mayne Daly's, cheap for cash,

Le Roiavenue east, one of the
best pieces of residence Property
in the city. Call and enquire.

on First avenue. Lease or Sale,
Terms on application.

Street near Columbia ave. Has
nice dwelling facing new court
house, renting at $30 per month,
Another dwelling could be erected
on St. Paul street and the invest-
ment will net 30 per cent,

on Columbia avenue, good busi-
ness property, - $6000

-on Columbia avenue; net. income,
about 18 percent per annum.

Roi ave at - $500 each

real estate and good will of busi-
ness. Splendid trade. Cheap,
Li

r iy
ed, almost opposite the residence

ALLGOINGAT
[HALF- PRICE

1t will pay you to buy your Christ-
mas gifts now and put’ them a’
until the holiday tinte, wey

MORNING, NOON * NIGHT

1222 WE ARE AT'IT...

ctric Lights |

—SS==
Estimates furnished for Wiring and Lighting, Electric Fixtures carried in stock.
Electric Power supplied for Mining and Monufecturi
: Itis much cheaper than steam,

F2r“In case of trouble with lights, teleph - 674 .m, mi.
snd eR betecen Bae, Sag Brean #308 6 vm

Rossland Water and Light Go

We do the Finest Class of
this Work in the Kootenays.
‘you don’t want anything in this line
just now; retuember us when you do.

EWERT BROS

JEWELERS AND ENGRAVERS.

CANADIAN
ACIFIC

“IMPERIAL!
LIMITED”

At will’pay you to lay in your win-
ter’s reading.aow. 8 Your win

it will pay you to buy pictures
and other things ie aorerdie ‘your
home with,

Tt will pay you to buy enough writ-
ing paper to last you a Year or more,

In short, if you want anythii in

in this stock, and these things always

condition.

EWING MACHINE; slightly us-
ed. A bargain.

LINCOLN. STREET. -

Wallace Building,
Columbia Avenue.

have buyers,

“The Silver King” tonight.

ANOTHER OF BENN’S BARGAINS |

In Desirable Locality, within fifteen minutes of Pos
W3ll make Sixteen Good Residence Lots.

== The whole Business for

Most Everyone
Would Smoke,

If everyone new the excellent quatity
and satisfaction there is found in our

El Padre Needles Gigars.

The skill in the making of them, the
High-Grade of Tobacco in them, and
the price, 3 for 25c, makes the Nerdles
the popular cigar of the day. +--+

L. LEVY &GO

First-Class Sleepers on All Trains from

Siperemptory orders: from Prince

Tourist Cara pass-Medicine Hat daily for
any of the difigrent lines of wendo i, @ | St. Paul; Saturdays for Montreal and Bos-
this stock, the prices are so low you @ | ‘on: Mondays and Thursdays for Toronto.
caunot allord to pass them by. Same cars pass Revestoke one day earlier. ‘A Well-Located Residence Lot, Corner, Most
Beautiful and Healthy Location in the City.
$250.00 on Time. A Lower Price for Cash.

Residence Lot

prices are most tewpting ones; aud 72001 on
that they fare tempuings inspection ia a Vv
in 155 lv..

Opposite Rossland Club.

CHARLES E. BENN

: Morning train daily for and from Nelson
There are‘a numberfof nice things from Crows Nest Line, and for Revelstoke,

£0 lirst; so donot walt hat ews §| Main Line and Pacitic Const. Daily (ex.

Tonight there will be a meeting
of the trustees at the home of the
president to elect a manager and de-
cide-on a location. |The stock will
then be ordered at once.

It is anticipated that the \:
ship will be doubled at tonight's
meeting as many new applications
have been made in the past week.

PRINCE CHING
FOR PEACE

Russians Allowed to
Complete Conquest of

Manchuria.

(By, Associated Preas.)
London, Oct. 1.—A St, Peters-
burg dispatch confirms the report
that the town of Kirin surrendered
to the Russians without a shot, on

Ching.* Should similar orders be is-
sued with regard to Mukden, the
Russi of Manch will

be completed.

RINGLEADERS FLOGGED

British Gunboat.
By Associated Press,

Once to the half-price’ sale at Wal- @ | cept Sunday) tor Kaslo and (except Mon-
lace’s, Monday) from Sandon and Slocan Points,

_ wholesale and Retail
_ Tobacconists.

lage of Luk Lac on the West river,

Opposite Bank of Montreal,

Rolt & Grogan

Afternoon train dail °
. EVERYTHING for Crows Nest Line and from Revelstoke,

Main Line, and Pacitic Coast. Daily (except

C ss Sunday) for and from Boundary Points
H ON LY rom Kaslo, and (except Saturday) for
H. S. WALLACE

PLENTY OF
SPONGES...

Sandon and Stocan Points,

4 hrs-Nelson to Rossland-hrs 4

Office and rooms o1. secon
For rates,tickets and full information ap-

ply to Depot or City Agt. Rosstand, or ’ | b8FRe Warebousein center of wwn.

You'll be glad to own one.

ROSSLAND DRUG CO.

Seven-roomed Dwelling

in i for the inhabi

id Robert Inches; |’.
secretary-treasurer, William Verran;
trustees, James Devine, Thomas
Crow, M. E. Doherty, W..:R.

About 30 members have already{
joined the society and some $4000

EARL LI AT TIEN TSIN

Evidently Afraid to Venture to
Pekin Yet--Americans Ready
to Leave

By Associated Press.

Washington, Oct. 1.—Important
dispatches were received today from
China comfirming the events re-
corded on Saturday.

From Canton, Consul McWade
reported the issue ot a decree pun.
ishing Tuan and his colleagues,
so that there is no longer doubt as
to the accuracy of Sheng’s state-
ment on that point.

Mr. Conger also has received
official notification of the appoint-
ment of the Chinese peace commi
sion which was forecast by Minis-

SITUATION -
IMPROVING
Decree Issued Punishing

Juan and His Col-
leagues

ter Wu's advices several days ago.
Li Hung Chang’s long stay at/ formal recognition of the miners
Tien Tsin gives the idea that he is
not fully satisfied that the reaction- | cent increase all well and good. If
ary element is overcome at Pekin,
and is waiting more positive assur-

ance.

ADVANCE INWACES

Reading Company’s Ten Per
Cent Ignored.

STRIKERS STANDING FIRM

Will Not Take Any Action Without

the Consent of President
Mitchell,

(By Associated Press.) 45
Witkesbarre. Pa., Oct 1.—No at-

tempt was made to resume opera-

tions at any of the mines, A meet-
ing of the general superintendents
of the big companies and the indi-
vidual operators will be held here
this afternoon. It is thought a for-
mal offer will then be made to the
miners working in this vicinity.

The terms will probably be the
Same as those prosposed by the
Reading Co. but so far ignored by
the strikers, a ten percent increase
in wages with a promise ‘to arbi-
trate other grievances if the men
return to work, There will be no

union, If the men accept a ten per
they do not, the operators say the

strike is destined to goon.
At strike headquarters it was

General Chaffee has cabled the] given out that the men would take
war department that he has re-|%° action, no matter what offer. the

ceived the instructions to withdraw | Companies should - make, cantil the

from China. The ninth infantry, a

battery will be left as a legation
guard.

Chinese Villagers Punlencd By a

E » Oct. 1.—The British
gunboat Robin has shelled the vil-

ed and flogged.

LONDON QUOTATIONS,

Company.

firing on a British steamer. The
ringleaders were afterwards captur-

By Dally Cable to Ernest Kennedy &

Le Roi opened at £8 158 and
closed a shade easier at £8 12s 6d.
B. A. C. opened at 17s 10}4d and

RIFLE SHOOT
AT NELSON

a

iWiliam Harp of Rossland
Won First in the
Big Event.

The first annual shoot of the
Nelson Rifle.association took place
there on Friday and Saturday. Six
teams entered the contest, one from
Kaslo, one from Rossland and
four: from Nelson. The matches
were as follows. Nursery, 12
prizes ‘from $5 to$1; C. P. R.,
cup and 14 prizes from $10 to S1;
Tramway, cup and 15 prizes from

WHITEWATER
SHUT DOWN

Employes All Called Out
by the Miners’

water mine and mill were called out
this morning by the Whitewater
miners’ union, as the result of adis-

the whole force, both union and

complete shut down.

$10 to 1; Corp i
costing $65 and 13 prizes from
$10 to $2; ladies, 15 prizes; team
match, cup and cash prizes.

The, Nursery stake open to mem-

$3, distance 200 yards, possible
35 points,was won by Alex. Carrie,
with a score of 32. The Rossland

each scored 28,

thirteenth with 84. : ;

won prizes with a score of 32.

by W. Harp with a score of 34.

bers who had never won a prize of

competitors who won prizes were
R, Smith and J. W. Spring who

Inthe C. P. R. match at 200,
00 and 600 yards, possible 105,
H. Bird of Nelson won.with a score
of 95.. W. Harp was sixth with
a score of 87 and R. H. Dickson

The Tramway match at 500 yards
possible 35, went toA. Grant with
a score of 35.R. Smith and W.Harp

The big event of the meeting
was the Corporation match, 600
yards possible 35, and was won

The Ladies’ match went to Kaslo
as did the Team match. Dr. Hall
of Nelson made the highest aggre-
gate with 187 out of a possible 210.
W. Harp was scored with 186. The
wind was triky and the light vari-

‘THE MAN FOR THE JoB.

win South
African Poltco.

(By Associated Press.)
Pretoria, Oct. 1.—Gen. Baden-
Powell has arrived here to take
command of the police in the Trans-
vaal and Orange River colony, where
it is proposed to mitintain a force of
12,000,

Battery
London, Oct. 1.—A dispatch from
Lord Roberts dated Sept. 30 says:
“Rundle’s troops in the Bethle-
hem district have recaptured from
the Boers a mountain battery gun
lost at Nichotson’s Nek and also
63,000 rounds of Martini-Henry
ammunition.”
Two Gordon Highlanders Killed.
Lorenzo Marques, Oct. 1.—An
exp! occurred at K ipoort
while the British were destroying
the Boers’ ammunition, resulting in
the death of two and the wounding
of 18 of the Gordon Highlanders.

Scotch Coal Miners Coming.
The Hon. James Dunsmuir is re-

able so good ig was

E. J. COYLE,
AG.P.A.,

Vancouver, B.C,

closed firm at 18s 9d.

nm on
splendid business opportunity.

Pp
ble. The Rossland team was well
pleased with the arrangements for|the first batch of 200 Scotch coal

ig his promise to replace his
Chinese employes with white labor,

the shoot and was h ospitally treat-} miners being now on the way from

most of the United States troops | Presi had been 1

a squadron of cavalry and a light ALDRIDGE

ON THE STAND

Evidence of the Smelter

Manager in the Le
Roi Case.

W. H. Aldridge, manager of the
Trail smoalter, was examined this

Union, afternoon betore Assessor Keene in

the Le Roi revision case. At. first
he was unwilling to answer some of

A special to the Nelson Tribune the questions of the counsel for the
says: crown, but after a ruling by the

“fAll the employes of the White-| court he gave his testimony freely.

He said he had smelted about
5000 tons of ore for the Le Roi
company. The average charge for

pute over timbermen’s wages, and | Smelting sulphide ores from Ross-

land camp has been about $6 per

non-union men, complied, causing a| ton. About thirty or forty thousand

tons have been treated this year up
to June 30: The charge made for
treating the ore from the Le Roi
mine was less than $6 per ton.

Did not know{what the value o

the ore was. There was no written
contract with the Le Rot company.
Did not remember the tonnage or
value, It was low gradeore. The
cost of smelting was not materially
affected by the values contained in
the ores, but was dependent on the
composition of the ore.

His company had been operating
the smelter for three years. Charges
were higher then than now and
have steadily decreased, What was
a reasonable charge in 1897 would
not be a reasonable charge now,

Cross examined by Mr. Daly he
said when he got the ore from the

¢ Roi he wanted it for flux. Is
not taking any now. Would not
have been able to pay the Le Roi
what he did if he had not specially
needed that s of ore at the time.

The contract between the Le Roi
mine and the Northport emelte} was
then read to him and he said the
rate therein provided, $8 per ton
for freight and treatment, was lower
than the rate at that time charged
but higher than the rate charged
six or cight months later.

In the absence of Mr. Kirby, who
had not yet been subpoenaed, Mr.
Hooson was recalled to the stand.
His inati: was ding

Glasgow.

5 P
when this paper went to press,