ROBBEN HVENING RECORD, JULY 28. 1899.

TROOPS TO QUELL STRIKE.

Herolo Measures wu a ee

CLEVELAND, Jae 25.—After a night
marked with disorder and rioting the
city this morning presemts a peaceful
aspect, All lines of the consolidated
cars started en schedule time. Beyond
the obstructions. such as stones, brick
and rubbish placed on tho track, in out-
laying districts, daring the Intter part of
the night there was no interruption of
the traffic during early hours today.
Mayor Farley hae been notified “by Ad-
jutsimt-General-Akline that troops to the
number of nearly 1,000. will arrive in
is) d to assist the
lecal authorities in maimtoing order.

Floyd Cross Injured.’
Floyd Cross, 12 years of-age, was se-
riously injured this afternoon at three
o'clock on the War Eagle tramway, be-
ing eyertaken by a car. His right leg
was aoriously bruieed but no Danes were
| broken,

TORONTO STOCK MARKET

E.Tononro, July 25.—The following is a
record of today’s callon the Toronto
stock exchange, and of the sales made:
ONTARIO.

. ASKED.
Empress ........

Golden Star...
Foley........ .
CaMP wanunry,

Cariboo Hydraulic.... $1 49
FAIRVIEW CAMP.
2%
BOUNDARY OREEK.
pa Tronsides: a # a0

1%

1.00,
ioe

BUSINESS POINTERS.
J. ¥F.. Fitzpatrick, the sanitary
plumber, has® removs office -.and
sie ‘o the corner of Columbia avenue
Washington atreet, under Cap
Shaw ‘s cigar store. ditt
Wonderful C. M. Weller, Rossland’s pioieer san
oon] has the best equippe:
Grows Nest Ooslezr es pinbing bays ‘blishment in the ety’ and
aes TEXEDA ISLAND, 18 pre; to do'all kinds of plumbing
: par shred etc., anywhere, for wy
body atanv time, 1-19-1
“ There's a sign on the Imperial. cigar
atore window, Spokane street, ‘Musical
Instruments at Caught Prices.”: He
meune it. Bring your catalogue. 7-18-1m
The Evening Recozp delivered to‘any
part of the city for 65 cents per month.
Subscribe for the-Evanina Rzcorp
oly 66 cents per month,
| Wanrap—Firat-class | ‘baker, ene who

‘ern Gold M. & M. Co.
Nelson-Poorman..
lobie Five .
Rambier-Caribeo .

“DRAIL ORREE;
16

Delicatessen, next door. to Ward & Me:
Kay's. ° He tf
WANTFD—A’ chambermaid at the
Dominion hotel...

i [NE

Merchan td Alors:
Ladies’ Djapgrs,

crm seieiers

: DEVELOPMENT COMPANIES,
5

adian G. F. Bya, .

“Morning Gales: Komb Hill, 500 at 08;
500-at 933¢.. Van Anda, 500, 500, 500,

2,009, 1,000, 1,000, 5,000 at 1034; 500 at i
403/. Big Three, 500 at 15, Golden Star,
500 at 53; 500 at 5134; 500 at 413,. Ves ‘
Awda,..500, 500, 500, 500 at 10%; REDUCED-PRICES FOR. -. :}
a0, 500, 600, 500, 600 at 11.. +: 20D AY S—20.

“Aftéinoon Sales: Golden Star, 500.at| [-. IW EADIES“SUITS .

_ 4134. -Minnehabs, 500 at 203¢: : 500: at) | ;
“80%. 500 at 12. Di . Je... ume arrived a fine range of
"2,600 at 1134. Van Anda, 5,000, 500, 600, |.
* 800, 600, 6000 at 11. Golden, 1,000 at “Flannel. _Suitings®
4134; 2,000 at 41. Big Thrée, 2,000 at ON ‘good

: Colorings and

1436.
Boa Rt

O A SUIT.

Li Cc AE

Monarch Stock for Sale.

: Pooled steck of the Monarch Mining
com any for sale at 2 cents. Apply to
A..B., this office.

“3° "A Close Shave ~

Or just the kind you want at Ed Rays
“Intermational Barber Suop.

can bake: home-made bread. Apply at|-

_ Tee Macpor at, S035 4.8, Cuore; In,

ABOUT THE CITY.
1 Macdonald & Clute.

The Evening Recurn after June 1 de-
Hivered: to aay partof the city for 65
centa'a monht, th -

Miners, railroad and city checks cash=) soicitors for Bank of British North Ameries
MecB; R

Barristers, Solicitors and Notaries.

Crescent Dry Goods CO.

- (LIMITED ]

‘Cents bin Doparimei

Py

LX om
MEN'S SHAOES.
.Men’s Heavy Grain Working Shoes at’$2.50, $3.50 and $4.00
Men’s Calf Skin Knockabout Shoes at $1.00, $2.50 and’ $3.00
Men’s Fine Vici Tan Kid Shoes at $3.60, $4.00 and 5,00
Men's Fine Imported Russian Colt Skin Slices at

Our Stock of Underwear com-
prises the best of German, Eng-
lish and Scotch productions.

Prices ranging from...-..ié.- $1.50 a Suit to 85.00

Martin A.
Schwieg

HIGH-CLASS

TAILOR.

Perfect Fit Guaranteed
Prompt Delivery

SPOKANE STREET
One Door Eaat of Col. Avenue,

J ; s
To Sell Properties
sussecovsee¥OU. MUBL ADVERTISE
you want ail Advertieenent large or
at Hotel {2 European Newspaper

azine, oF aiealy nave
Uskbiousmne details by wénding fetes

TW. “HOWARD

General Advertising and Press Agent
Br. (Within, C.)LONDos, Enp

‘ESTIMATES FURNISHED and Sov
AERAXGE! for j¢_Orders,

T. .W. HOWARD

108, REET (Within) Loxpos, Eng.

Socks of all kinds at 8¢., 10c., 15c., 25¢ , 360. and 50c. per Pur

SAIRTS. ac

Wh tex senda Shirts. -75¢.: 31.00, $1. 25 ‘andi $1. 50
Fanoy Laandered Shirts 75c., $1.00, $1.26 and $1.50
Men's Extra Fine Silk Bosom Cambrie Shirts, -

the very latest thing at............. :
Men’s Soft Shirts, all Prices and ate
Men’s Black Satin Shirts

2

+ $2.00 and $2. 50

BN: to 81.75

Crescent Dey Goods Co. L

NEW BRICK BLOCK,

Columbia Ave., Rossland, B.C.

ed free of charge at all hours at Hotel
Harr: Fi

proprieter. * th.

Bridgford & Herring’s O K af
bath and barber shop has movei to the
Leland, ene door east of the Wideor hetel.

Men’s flannel suits ‘for $20 oe ii J
Lougheed & Co,

"e have no salteltor, 20 his rakeof
aontgeon your

* BILL"

We have n no collector, 80 bie rake-off
does not go on your

St. Charles Hotel. .& assesses iam 618

meses Bain Cook, BILL.

on your BiILis s reasonable
cnargedSrworkibat it ight.

RECORD. JOB

"Caras.  SHLERS. Prop.

aF~ Cool and MisAy Place in jhe evening: |
“City Bard p graetions four nights the week,

Cold Stofage To Let. :

OFFICE”

Under the tt, Charles Hotel,

LOOK OUdT

For your money. Buy your Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings, Shoes,
“Ete, where you have tu pay half the price than anywhere else,
and eave the overcharge you would bave to pay elsewhere. Note
a few of our prices:

Tell) 1,60
-60¢ and 60
‘80e per Lb

nd so at same rate with any other article 11 our line. Bring your cheque, we we wall change
thetame. Make money by saving it, and that you can only do when you pi

ROSSLAND AUCTION HOUSE

42 E. COLUMBIA AVE, R. BANNETT, Manager.

reer or Taebere, Soret Lo "bes .
Blankets from

‘Subscribe Record

—foRk THE—

+ AM ADVERTISEMENT ] JHE RECORD

Tel. No 8

QaUIicK WORK!
Red Star Storage and TransferCo.

hs Will el ft
enV" re! it
Furniture, “p

Does a rogular Storage and Trausfer bus! meas a serast a delivered

leny part ofthe city. Meet all trains. Contract
ted, | Mining mackiners delivered on short uotice, "Ore

ovand safessaiely moved. We pay dama:

ee
Ken.
- 4a
aS We Sell Good, Dry,Seasoned Wood:
OFFICE: WASHINGTON ST, OPPOSITE BANK OF MONTREAL.

PAYS—PAYS——=PAYS— PAYS

'00 | bia

Agent for the losst,\Np Evgsina Rrcom
aud Eritith Columbia 1 eview,

“ies
Rossland Evening Record

“Yor 4, NO. 20.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1899:

PRICE FIVE OEN'TS.

Sashes ——

We ae net recelved another line of SASHES tie
'» CANADIAN. AN RIVISH

EB LEAF,

Coat. nt Aries enameled on the Duckies,
the Intost and_very stylish,

J.W. SPRING,

NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OEFICE,

Those are

THE LEADING JEWELER.

INVESTIGATION DEMANDED

Chief Ingram Objects to the Depart-
ment Being Talked About.

THE {GAS PRANGHISE AGREEKENT

GENUINE SALE

And Great Reduction in Prices in the Next THIRTY DAYs.|

1 Will Offer the following Goods at and Below Cost:

MEN’S SUITS

Old Price, Sale Price.
vw $5

>

to

Boys’ SUITS.
(Old Price. ale: Price,
$1.00 $250
3.50
+ B50
850
225
200

Blue Serge Sailor
American Wash Suits
Fancy Stripe Ligen 8ui
Full line of Boys’ Odd.
lined, toctear at..
50c,, 750, $1.00, $1 25

A ce neg te line ¢
APS, com

nd BOY'S AMERICAN: and ENGLISH.HATS and
teon, King B., Wakefield ond Leslic Stiff Hate.

Tole w Week

Biierican Shirts and Tiés.

In all the Nawest
Designs & Patterns

Le Roi
LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE. ~ >

JOHN F. LINBURG,
Stylish: Rigs for rent: ;
Fire, class Saddle and Vek
Hlorees.

Stance: Columbia Ave. 1, phone No. i.
Commercial Aller ‘Phoue No, 2B.

P.O. BOX, 136, °

PROP,

Having disposed of the hotel, business, I on q
tow prepared to give iy entire attention &

.w ATHLETICS...

cial attention given to Relncing Sorplat
‘ht and buiiaing up of worn down or otb-
te

A FEW. FACTS WORTH LOOKING INTO:

Why does M. J. O'MEARN employ more
6 ather merchants
combined in itossland.

®  correr in

fat, He carries the larvest and most complete |
imported, English, So teh and. Ai
fone dorgatin tne actos
He hes secured the services of the BEST

3rd. maploye only Union Labor.

y's Property to be Exempt
From Taxation—Water Works
and Other Matters,

At the city council meeting last night
a sensation was sprung by the city solici-
tor, on behalf of the, chief of, Police, John
Ingram, demanding an investigation of
the floating rumors that there was cor
raption in his department. Mr: Abbott
said it had been openly stated that mem-
bers of the police force had Been accept-
‘ing bribes and receiving money for im-
Proper purposes. He branded the action
wf those circulating the rumors -as cow-
ardly, and said that the police depart-
‘ment wanted ‘the strictest i inquiry. The
mayor voiced the eentiment of the city
solicitor and promised the desired inves-
tigation as seon ag the police

*} opinion will not be ready, till. Thursday

commencing construction of the reger-
voir, Ihave little donbt that the reanlt
of the trial aurvey-will prove satisfac-
torysand itomay: be: considered’ advis-
able by the council. to defer this aurvey
until designs for the -Teservoir, the ;18
inch main and the repairs of the stave
pipe are completed. Unless otherwise
instructed I stiall* proceed to Murphy
creek without delay.’

From the’ city ‘solicitor, ‘re “water
works, dated 25th July, aud atating thet,
“Acting under ‘instructions ¢ from the
mayor and aldermen at. thia morning’s
meeting Mr. Abbott haf been:in’ cousul-
tation with Mr. J. A. McDonald.as to
titles; etc., this.afterncon. . Our and his

and we would ask thatthe council, ad-
journ this evening until Thursday or
Friday. evening next.” | >

PERSONAL; *'

Philip Ammell, the, well-known and
popular chef. who. has had charge of the
War, Kugie mine kitchen fer. several
months, leaves this evening for Burton
City to look after his mining interests,
8. B, Hendee, former. purser on the
Columbia river buata, but now at'North-
port, returned home’ today after looking’
Up some mining ‘inlereate ho has ‘near
Rossland.

2," ooking after

sioners were appointed. He said that it
was intolerable that, these cowardly
statements should be “made broadcast
in the way that they had been,’ but: le
Wid not state that it was generally un-
i that they origi from him-

uell, in making public the effort. of the

A CARLOAD OF SERUNKS asd VALISES JUST ARRIVED.

to pay bim $50 as a monthly
assessment for gambling. The. investi-
gaticn, it was claimed, was delayed
becauge: the new police

of their gas f: h

F.-R. Blockberger returned: last even-
ing-from the Lardeau, where he went on
mining buriness.’ ‘He-brought back with
him some fine looking rock, taken from
the Tongue and: Kingeton claims in
which:he-isiinterested.. _.

Sidney Graham, who ‘has “been in
Kentucky for three‘mouthe vialting, has
returned, accompanied ‘by hid | cousin,
Euclid Lewie, who will cast his fortune

sermined. ‘that? the: inayor ¢8
t

at Victoria”

Alls we
ask<1s

erand tense te their dealers.

Try!

106 WEST COLUMBIA AVENUE,

We will: haveyour trade ‘after: that: The’
average man: : buys shoes from their: ‘appear-
ance and fit They-know Jittle: 1
Hence the advantage of dealing: with: a: Fepu:
table house. Our shoes strike people Ly stylish shape:and by their quality?

Oo. PArOnOe

th-=

| the matter ‘at ence:: .
“The: Proposed agreement with the Par: |

yong s company, mpen which is’ based the
mes'f

11 EAST COLUMBIA AVENUE.-

¥o
Biwi makes”

SEECIAL RATE OF $8

Pelvate Snstrngtions guaranteed) in Ror
we, e peat orfenelng, in Swiuginy, $0
Fa} moveme
“Regular eins a instrvetions Monday, Wednes
Jey aud Friday nights free to memper:
Membership Fee $3.00
Dues pet month $2.00

Prof. F. S,- LEWIS ‘Instructor
“ DOMINION ATHLETIC CLUB.

{

| 60 to Thea

Vomans:
‘Exchange

C |For the best HOME MADE. BREAD

and pastries of all kinds, East Colum
Kye. next door weat of City offices.

Stab e WeREDY

‘130 SPOKANE STREET:

J.W. AARTLINE MAN.

P.O. Box 271.

e
.Eempt ‘the Beene of-the. company-for a

#0 a8::to:.ex-

period: of two years‘from. city taxes and
the bylaw read for the third time and
the 8th/of August fixed as the day of
election for the approval or disapproval
of the people.

The Telept:

Your Dotto Fight

Diprase with Meaiolne. If the Medicine is not
ca) * if the:Lra és
rainy Medicine out ‘be: right: end ir ‘Dontor

your Doctor by having your prescriptions filled by

wn Not co!

anceofwinning they victory. ou. cane help

TR. MORROW,

The Pioneer Druggists,
Reasland, B.C.

‘| the Bank of Montreal; bylaw were read

by-law and

finally. and adopted.
The city solicitor reported that the
title of the water works was still. under
consideration, ‘and that conclusion
would. be’ reached not ps than next
| -Friday,avening: ( 5
The following amounta Ane andited
and ordered paid:
Edward. Bailie. .
Ww. MeQueen,
penses..
WeH. Jones
MeNeill & Deacon,

elect

water

Rooms for Banquets

The Clarendon Cafe.

were. not. daily qualified, and it was. den 1
Td wi

’that*our: own
Jahn i¥yCole came-oyer there and mar!
ied Miss Viola. Odoni His many
friends-in ‘Rossland; \wiile wishing ‘him

him. not. saying something about: it over
here, a

LESS 'S ORANG-OUTANG.

Z
It Is His: Strength and We Weight Which Makes
Him Champion.

The “Terrible Turk,” the “Sultan’s

all kindsef joy, hhave.a -kick: coming for’

THREE DEGKER IN FLANKS.

Reman Catholic Reformatory Ship
Burned.

INTENSE EXCITEMENT PREYAILED,

The Crew Had a Narrow Escape—Sad
Accident to a Catholic
Ship.

Lryrrroot, Suly 26.—The Roman
Catholic reformatery alip Clarence ‘was
deatroyed by fire this morning. “It waa
but. a few moments after the fire was
discovered until the’ great three-decker
wasin flames. Intense excitement pre-

‘| vailed until it became kaown-that hund-

reds of lads and ‘officera’dm board the
Clarence had been saved by the ferry-
boats Mersey and Firefly, which was
quickly made fast to the ‘burning vessel
and begin pumping ‘water. upon the
flames. ‘The boys ‘on board the Clar-
ence worked with the utmost discipline
antil they were forced to leave the ship
with the officers,

The captain’s family “and Bishop

White, who spent tne night on beard
the Clarence, lost all their personal ef-
fects,
The crew.of the Mersey had a “pare
cow escape, having barely time to. re-
gain their own craft, which had. the
utmost. difficulty to get clear’ of the
ourning ship.

Thres hours after the fire was discoy-
ered the Clarenve’s back broké and she

tied: alowly.* ‘Chis:was: the second

ic ‘xeformatory ahip of the same
‘ame ‘burned'on the Mersey river. Her
predeceasor wes “firedby the boys. on:
hoard ef her.

ADVERTISED: LETTER. LIST.

“The fellowing is a list. of letters re-
maining uncalled for at the Rossland
poat office, July 25.
Anderson, Mra. Ing}
Anderson, Mrs. Jas.
Bogue, J. 8:
r re

McRae, Jas.
Palvrdy, Aimee
‘arker, Delbert

Lion,”‘ or the hairless
gave an exhibition c of Wrestling last even!
ing at thé Pacific theatre:” He no doubt

nary observer’ J
cover. it.” He étalizs about the stage like
a@ blind orang-outang reaching with hie
great t right paw [ for bananas., It ie evi-
2 feative ‘and ‘etr which
makes him, yth¢ chaipion , wreatler of
the world, and not’ his skill in the art,
Prof. Frank Lewis exhibited far more
akillin the mateh-last evening than did
the Tark,

Gold on Anvil Creek,
Saw Francraco, July 26.—A’ corres-
pondent of; the Bulletin; writing from
Nothe Clty, 'Alasks,igaye:i ‘I have talked
with Louis Lane, son of Chas. D. Lane,
of tho Utica mine, in California, Young

FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT,
Open Day and Night:

and Dinner Parties,

Strecta pay roll Ne. 80,
Studebaker Bros., balance of

mitted the following:

McKay & McKay. Lane came here“about four ‘months~ago
and has taken out 55 pounds of gold,
$10,000, from claim No. 9 om Anvil
creek: That, too, without! “being down
to‘bed ‘rock:” Tlie claim adjoinifig hie ir
down tored dirt, below the ice, and ao
high aa $42 has beon taken from‘a vingle
The sis » are 1,820 by 660 ) fect,
foar- claim

1,632 05

- $2,770 68
» Smith,’ sub-

‘l have made tinal traveys of the:

‘Oldest Established House in Kootenay
WILLIAM R. BEATTY
Undertaker.
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A

A. G. CREELMAN
P. 0. 80x 315,

Creelman & Beam,

CONTRACTORS
BUILDERS.

GEO. BEAM

Eatiraates furstehed on all kinds of work.
Jebbing promptly attended to

FICE AND att

nt sae Rossland BC.

Rossland Labor Union

Cook+’ and Waiters’ union, No. 40W. 1.
MURCH,

ri
ous Kuan, Eres."

U.,
y Baturday evening at-8:30, Miner's

| — ihe General Public

iate the short hourr
Those who appreciat bestow

time for’ Faking
stoies Satur

week ster? orelock,

and day

01
kept by the cierks will kindl:
thelr patronage on those clo
ore op 8

rarehases Ia'given by these
Say evening of each
‘and on the 1sth of

preceeding a. ore h holidays.

Cierk’s and Salesmen’s Union.

stave pipo of the preposed four million

‘about eight
gontrol the entire, cree!
‘Present: ‘tino probabl

Water and Light company’s

yallon reservoir near Blue Town, and’
in this dis-

have located the line of the 18-inch
main from the propesed reservoir to.
Second avenue. I am now in a position
to make finai designa, bills of quantitica,
specifications and estimates for the
above works. .The stave pipe, although
not under pressure, is leaking badly
throughout its entire length. I do not
think it would be advigable to cover it
until this leakage has been stopped
This may not be possible for a consider-
able period of time and I would respect-
fully suggest that the eld flume be kept
in efficient repair us a precaution against
ident in winter.

Martin A. Schwieg, the high-clast
tailor, will give you « perfect fit. Call
and see him, Spokane -street, two door:

eff Columbia avenue.

“In View of the fact that the corpora:

cationa have been recorde
trict. ~

lay out the city cemetery. He was for
# number of years 1
for the Dunsmuirs at Victoria, and sub-
initted several plans te the city authors
ities.
adopted. is laid out from the center,
strcets and drivewaya radiating from’ it.
Work of laying out and cleaning up the
underbrush will soon ‘be commenced.

The City Cemetery.
J.G. Houghton has been employed to

Campbell, RN.

Chafe. E. ®

Slayton, Misa E, te

i eid; Michael

Robeson, Rev. Jno,
ose, Jno. D.

cal is, » De
charlemmer, Har-
old
Spellman, James

ope,

ve Wim.

ullivan, M. W.
Al

Howe, Capt.
Huntingdon, J. D.
Jones, Dan

Bo le

M ortimner, Rive.

Murp’

M aed C.W., 4

Carthoy, ther.

Clara ite, J.

‘teFarlane, Ww. Winona, E, W,

McMillan, R. Yeaden, Wm:

“The above letters will be held one

week. When callitig for same, be sure

and say as “‘advertised.”

Wiiram Wapps,
Postmaster.

Ben Ledi to Calgary.

R.E. Field, Bon Ledi’s' trainer and
rider who has been in town’ coneulting
lier owner, Erncat Keunedy, returned to
Meyers Fails today, where-the mare is
being kept, because there is no track at
Rossland. Field willon next. Saturday
leave with Ben Ledi for Calgary, over
the Crows Neat line, to take part in the
meeting there Aug. 9 and 10. There are
two good races, one three-quarters, and
one five-eighth of a mile, that the Regs-
lind horse is expected to enter. Culgary
ia Bon Ledi’s former home.

The ‘one which is liable to he

Don’t forget the Eagles’ excursion

tion has a large grantof water from Mur
phy creek it would be advisable to make.

and picnic at Loon Lake, August 6. tf
WANTED.—A good lady soucltor:

tf

a trial survey to that creek previous to ‘Address A.B, this office,

The Canadian Order of Forestera will
organize a court this evening at Beatty’s
hall, There are thirty applications
charter members, Dr, McKinnon, dia-
trict high chief ranger, and William
Bourke, otganizer, are here fer the pur-
pose of instituting the lodge.

Drayfus Is i.

Parts, July 26.—The Petit Journal
eaya Dreyfus is ill with fever, His con-

dition is serious,