, to. travel.

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JULY 17.

SUDDEN: QUARREL

Bods in an Ttalian ‘Stabbing a Falow-
“Countryman.

IT. BEGAN INA BAR-ROOM

‘The Dispute Was Continued en the Strest,
Whore the Assailant Followed the Other
Man te Another Saloon—Both Men Are in
dail,

John Buretti will come before
Magistrate Boultbee-* ‘tomorrow,
charged with stabbing . Antonio
Renetti, and. meanwhile both he
and his victim are locked up in the
city jail,

The ‘two: men were; drinking: i in
the Merchants’ bar-room/on First
avenue about; 1 1:30 last’night with
a party of other Italians and were
good naturedly noisy when a violent
quarrel broke. out between. them.
it was continued on the street in
front of the bar-room until Renetti
finally broke away from the'crowd
and went down to the Minecs’ Arms
bar, a few.doors down on the same
side of the street. Buretti made
the remark that he would not let any
_———Dago run over him.and fol-
lowed him.. They met again in
iypnt of the. Miners’ Arms and Bu-
rebti drew a knife and stabbed Re-
hetti three times. He then ran
through the Miners’ Arms’ and es-
caped in the rear,

Both men were shortly after-
wards arrested, Renetti being held
asa witness. He was cut, on the
right breast, the left fore-arm and
the calf of the left leg, the last . two
wounds being the most serious.

THE CLARA MATHES COMPANY |

Brown Was in ‘Town Last Night—“iue

The performance of _ the = funny
comedy drama ‘Brown's in Town”
by the Clara. Mathes. company. at
the opera house fast evening drew
a‘crowded house--and»kept:it ine,
tensely amused throughout. the
évening. c

Tonight the company present the
well known play “Ingomar,” one
seldom seen outside of larger cities
and,” while of the highest type of
art, the vein of pure comedy run-
ning through it is of the most pleas-
ing kind. Miss Clara Mathes. is

everywhere praised! for- het pertorm- |'31

ance of Parthenia. “Mr. Preston as
Ingomar has won ‘the praise of: so
severe a-critic us Alan Dale and the
Support is “said to be uniformly
3 throughout. There is a diff-
en hits style of play and ialeic

der to learn‘ whether
real ground for continuing the quar-
antine, Secretary Jackson, of
board of trude, wrote to. the secre
taries of the state boards of ‘health
of Washington; Oregon, Idaho and
Montana inquiring about the re-
ported prevalence of smallpox. He
received, replies trom all those states
saying | -that |there; had beén no new
cases in® the “last: ‘month“and that
there was no longer any necessity
of maintaining the quarantine.
In-view: of, this; information the
board will be asked to use its ef-
forts to ‘have’ the’ quarantine lifted
before final ‘arrangements are made
for the Spokane excursion, as its
continuance would ‘have the effect of
keeping « number of people at home

‘hound, tawny, with Slack on sides,
the ;

$10 REWARD

‘For the return of an English blood-

white spot on forehead and long
ears., Ten dollars reward will be
paid for return of same to this
office.

Horn
At Rossland, B.C., on_ Friday,
July 13, 1900, tothe wife of T. B.
Linton, a daughter.

Wanted—To buy a good secand-
hand baby carriage. Leave ans-
wers at this office.

Golng Out of Husiness
The Rossland. Auction House
on Columbia avenue, adjoining
the . Vernon. &- Nelson. Tele-
phone y's office, has decided

who would otherwise participate.
For’ 'rent—four. room: furnished
house, apply,toJ, L. Whitney.& Co,
Wanted, girl about 13 years old,
to atterid baby.
or call up-telephone:20.

Canadian Winners at Bisley .
3 By Associated Press.

London, July —Among the
winners of small prizes. at.the-meet-
ing of the national rifle association
at Bisley today were the following
$3: Fleming and:‘Smith with
35 and Bayles, Graham, Morsey Mc-
Crimmon, and Corrigan with 34 out
In the golden
penny competition, Ogg, Bayles,

Fleming, McVittie and Blatt’ with
In the

34, out of’.a possible 35°,
Bui air witl

ofa possible 50.

In‘the “ Armorer’s competition—
Bodley, with 44 out of a possible
50; in the Keystone competition—
Crooks’ with’ 43,° Bodely with 42;|.
Boyles and McCrimmon with 41,
Corrigan with 40 and Blair with 39,
out of a possible 50. In the all-
comers’ ‘competition, aggregate,
Lieut. Smith holds. third place.

The contest for the Queen’s prize,
the great event of the meeting,com-
menced this morning... The scoring

at_z00 yards was generally high,
many"making 34 ‘oit of a possible
35% 2

Apply ‘this office, | °

; The Canadian scores in_ this

to-go-out.of-business.._The. store is
for rent, fixtures. for sale and the
stockzwilk be: offered at Prices, un-
heard of=°* The'sale i8’now. going
on, .

APpilcation | for Hotel License. —

aa E. Dias.
ie this ast day of June, igee.

SIAL HGS

ONE SOLID WEEK,
COMMENCING

THE BES
ON EARTH |

A specially well-built shoe for Men
2 —Kuining in popularity
, every day—

HANANS

HUNTER'S
$5.00 SHOE

‘ for men is the popular price, Made
in all the new shapes, Ank to see
our $5.00 Shoe..... eeserccceas wee

. Shoe . Department,

‘HUNTER BROS.

su

Rossland
:F Athletic.
Club vs...

Monday Eve., July 16
Clara | Mathes’

™ Big Stock Company

*in'a repertatte of high:élass_ dramatic
ma ie and ie
fe.

: ie det
‘Monday Evening will be resented the very funny:
comedy dra

INGOMAR, :
‘The Batbarian [

. With special scenery and accessories.

Change of Play and Specialties Nightly

POPULAR PRICES, 25 and soc.
Seats now on sale at Rolls’ Drug, Store,

event were; Smith; t 1 “and
Kirkpatrick, 32, McVittie, Milligan,
30, Blair 29, -Ogg. 28, MeCrimmon
273 ‘Corregan 26.0 sno

Lurty Hias Moved
C. W. Lurty has ‘moved fr
corner of First avenite and s

> Mot for Sate.

1 4

évety evening and there will prob-
ably be crowded houses. ¢

The management have arranged
a greatly increased seating, capac ty;
at the opera house, and seats 1 may
be secured during the day for any
evening of the week.

"ro welcome Mra. Gandtor

« Arrangements are being made by
the members of St. Andrews: Pres-
‘byterida church to give as i

r 1ce lot for $250,
Wuitney,
Columbia Ave.

old patro and,-frieuds at the
Ke

ootenay.

Jelly glasses, fruit jars in pints,
quarts and half gallons. O. M. Fox
& Co., 106 E. Columbia avenue.
Phones 65 and 20, tf

‘to Mrs.D. McG.» Gandier, the
-bride of ‘the pastor, at Odd}Feli ws?
hall on Thursday eVening?’ Music,
will enliven’ the affair and refresh-
ments will be served.

_5O LIFT THE QUARANTINE.

Meard of Trade Will Act in View of
Spokane Excursion.

ing—Fit, styles cand
‘satisfaction guaranteed at Lough-
eed’s.

Hazelwood ice cream, ice rzeam
soda, G. B. chocolates, fresh ‘cut

Langstroth, 33, Morse 32, Mortliss |;

Shipped expressly for
sed excl us

of every 4
description
executed with
neatness, |

and diapatch

t the... 4

flowers, etc., at the Bon Ton tf

A special meeting of the Rossl

-board of trade will be -held Friday

hight to make arrangements to en-
tertain the Spokane chamber of com-

“mittce on its forthcoming excursion
.und to elect representatives to the

of the boards
Of.trade of British Columbia which’
wit be held at Nelson on August
I
". More particularly in connection
“with the Spokane excursion, the
“board of trade is anxious to have
‘the quarantine promptly lifted, as it
“is'found to‘be ‘a serious obstruction

‘Spokane to Republic
‘points, who would ordinarily come
‘through Rossland, leave the: rail:

Ratherthan be troubled |”
“with vaccination, passengers from
and other |’

Only 17
Lots.°

“\Sale Commences

Monday, July 16th,

Lhe FOR SALE
Cheapest Lots on the Market !
’ B Lots at $50 Each,

5 Lots at $70 Each,

Very, Convenient to the, Lé: Roi;; War, Eagle and
Centre Star’ Mines.’

aerts 10.T,- PREST; ~

At the following Prices:
4 Lots at $60 Each,

3 Lots at $85 Each,

ALALAAAA ALLL ARAL

Charies Webster, Steward.

Don’t Burn

WYrTree'

Offers special Membership i in-

ducements for ‘a- short time by

uspension of the initiation fee.

All thes, .eeese

Magazines
‘a -Periodicals |

Excellent accommodations for
permanént and tempora:
and chambers; -$36 to
month. For particulars apply to

board
40 per

CHARLES E. BENN, -
* Secretary.’

E %

ALARA AAS

a4

You eA fad.

its expensive and dangerons, to sa)
nothing of she trouble snmefans bI

Oil=

They reduce insurances give i

Rams Ur businens piace & eioetor

appearance, and save yor money ia
ways.

F Estimates furnished for Wien and’
Electric Power fi

Mini,

Use Ele Elecivic Lights |w

Lighting, Electric Fixtures carried in stock.

108, bi

Itis much cheaper than steam.
a7 In case of trouble’ with ights, telephone Ne. &. Petween 8a.m.,andé p. m.

“and Me ine pure
Motors for sale or rent.

mé6p m.,

Rossland Water and ‘Light Go.

CUNLIFFE
ENGINEERS A
All classes of Repairs and

Third Aveune Rossland."

Ore Cars, Wheels and Axlés, Buckets, Fans, Shatting, i iisnesrs and Pullers.
N ortney Tampa

& McMILLAN,
ND MACHINISTS.

Construction Work Undertaken,

3 for Wm. Hamilton

pt int sioe ake
, irateks, "ite

BP. O. Box 198, ~

Pipe work

Closing

of informing t

Which will Jast fort ‘one 3.
are ruinous to everyc
Here are some

Suits of Clothes

This spring’s goods,
$2.50 to $12,

Overalls and Jiimpers,

Jumpers, that everybody else
sells for.75 c, our prigs Soc. |

Miners’ Shoes.
That we sald for $3 $4 $5 “ani
$6, al $1. 50 $2, $2.50 and’$. hs
Also a line of fine Jwalki
shoes from $1 up. 2)"

Sox.
Our regular 25c all wool: 50K
will sell three for.25c,::

Cotton sox just the thing: for
fide weather, 5c. a‘pair. “+:

today,
We have engaged special hel
and quick attention. -

4. 16. Columbia Ave.

The Rossland A Auction House,

Begs to thank their many patrons and the public generally for
the very liberal patronage they have
extended to thém since their,

Commenced, and would take this opportunity

from

Remember these prices are only’ good for one week, stai
Be on hand early ahd so get the choicest selections,

——_

The Rossland

42. Colut

VE TT, Mer.

Out Sale |)

hem of another

ba ices we quote below
one ee the buyers,
of the eyeopeners.

Oil Clothing.

Coats, Pants and Hats at just
one half the usual prices.

4 8

Summer Underwear.

e are heavily stocked in this =
ine.

rs at'from 20c. a garmen
*'Spe€ial line of Egyptian and
Balbriggan shirts, 206; straws

- ors oc.
“Top Shirts,

eOTn great variety from . 25c up.
Gloves and Mits
From 25c Up
Neckties and Suspen-
+ ders from 10c Up -

ing from

Ip so that you are sure of courteous

Auction House,

b a Ave:

“We will sell to all com. “$5

Moderate Prices

Sees is

Business... a

‘of the

Neat Execution: *

ithe

“man.

“Evening

" has the |

graenanaaaagy

thee 7s: eas a

128,

q VOL. 6, No. ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1900

(A FIERCE ATTACKRRQXERS
j EPiceal “| WARRING
ON RUSSL

«| Prince Tua Sea Sends a Great
Army to Invade-— —
Siberia. ues ba

ILI HUNG CHANG SAILS

ney

Though Canton Dagiosse Him : to
Remaiun--Rebellion is Spreads us
ing Southward.

PRICR § CENTS

‘Houway JEWELLERY

_For the holiday season there is nothit
ing with summer costumes than ‘otir
Pins, Brooches, ‘Blouse Sets, and Buckles, made of

. “Silver Gilt” and Fine Enamel. They,are-, cheap,
durable, of patriotic design, and fashionable.

J. W. SPRING,

Next door. to ‘Postattice, The Pema Jeweler”

at Pekin), letter of June ag was re:
ceived'at Tien Tsin July 12.°'The
letter was brought by a messenger.
It Says that the legations were ba4d-
ly bombarded. Ammunition was
tunning short. Danger of massa-
,] cre was imminent. Prompt relief
was earnestly ‘desired. The mes-
Senger says the foreign ministers
considered it impossible to procure.
provisions after July 1.”

~ Lomations Were Standing July 9

: “New York, July 18. —Pritchard
Morgan, M. P., who yesterday: re-!
ceived a dispatch saying the Pekin’
foreign legations were standing
July. 9,.is. quoted today by the Lon:
don Sorreshandent of the World as
saying?!
“My information is adigotucety
straight, but it would be fatal to my
getting any further news if I. di-
vulged the source of it... 1 am con;
vinced the legations were. standing
on the gth, despite the circumstan-
tial accounts of the massacre. The
, whole situation has been grossly
exaggerated, and Li Hung Chang’s
intervention will have a’ most satu-
tory effect.

. “An exhaustive inquiry by my
agents in Shanghai has established
‘| the fact that all the stories already
‘published have been based on. wild

ng more in fee
pretiy Souvenir

be Milled Boers Repulsed With Heavy Loss
Dewet’s Army Breaks the Cordon, Closely
Parsusd by: British Cavalry,

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LIQUID RENNET, GELATINES, ETC,, FTC,
VICHY SALTS, KISSENGEN SALTS, ABBEY SALTS,
~ ENOS FRUIT SALTS, APENTA WATER}
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By “Associated Presa, eae
Londaii, July 18, ~The war ‘office
has d the foll ig disp
from Lord Roberts:

Pretoria, July 17.~-Yesterday
ithe: ‘enemy nade a determinedattack
‘oh the left“of Pole-Carew’s” position
and along the leit fiank, commanded
by iHuitton:.. The post held by the}
Irish fusiliers and the Canadiai,
‘mounted infantry under Lieut. Col.
Alderson were most gallantly de-
fended.. , The enemy.. made re-
pea tempts to assault the: pos-
itidnd, ‘Coming into close range and
calling. to. the fusiliers to surreader:

Re

“SPECIAL!

This is ‘of Special Isaportaticé: to all who
“Wear. Clothes,

a Chinese invasion of Siberia troops in China, The Chinese: fleet |
is concentrating: in the,.China-sea’|

London, July 18.—If the news of. F

p. “The enemy suffered severely. Proves true, it will. of course im- gossip and are impossible:of authen-
Most. y el in some special thi Thatis th ae . = bs ‘and hostilities are expected.i.s -10% | tig, tion. Everyorie ‘anticipated
strong pol man Oea cs thing. Wersan do that ate a Mile better: tree 2p They had zs killed and 50 ate: the pis ation. Everyone ‘anticipated a
anybe ‘We have apealal ratiten for’ turn it the very ‘Grest and” four’ taken priséners. ‘ The | from the international pomt ofview. z id d-upon the ‘first
mn

rumor that'seemed to justify their
prescience.”’

As stated in the. Associated Press
St. Petersburg dispatch of July 13,
ithe Chinese.had already perempto-
rily ordered all Russians to quit
Manchuria, but no one imagined}
they would be audacious enough to
break out of their own country and
attack Russian territory. Such at-
tack, if it has been made, of course
constitute: self a declaration of
: by; Hunter, arid.Rundle’s divisions | war, “rendéring’ formal -notification
between, Bethi and Fick ‘ee dl A attack by the
They were making toward Lindley, | Chinese on Russia ‘means giving | from ‘Ning Po, where the houses of |
closely follawed’: by Paget’s and | Russia, according to the views ex- foreigners’ have’ ‘been | burnedand
Broadwood's brigades:” pressed in Europe, additional ex- ties horribly i P
Ia a dispatch dated today Lord|cuse for an isolated descent on “The rebellion has taken’ hold of
Roberts pays a tribute to Lieuts. | Pekin and an additional claim to as-|southern China. The foreigners at
Borden and Birch, He says: sert greater influence than the other|Chu Chau’ and in Chau have been
“They were killed while gallantly | powers and obtain greater compen-jattacked and‘ are fleeing’ panic
leading their.menin a counter at-|sation when the day of settlement|stiicken. A a
tack on the enemy’s flank at a criti- | arrives. - Hencé extreme uneasiness
cal juncture of their assault on our} has been created. in the chancellories
position. Borden was twice before by this latest development.
brought to my-notice in di A ‘;
for galiant and i trepid conduct.”

“A. dispatch from Nankin
nounces that Princé Taun has’ or-
dered these great military move-
ments owing to the appearance of
the Japanese'in China,’ The’ vice-’
roy of Nankin has informed the’
foreign consuls there that he. éannot
be answerable for events’ in’ Chao
Siu, Ning Po and Chu ‘Chau. ~ The

Eiparted wrol-:s> British casualties were seven killed,
it. ai ji i ‘anadi eadle
renze aa ; Gadading the Canadian Lieuls
d— orden and Birch, thirty wounded

% Hats, Bland twenty-ove missing. .
‘lan Ha 's column ad
fedito. Waterval ‘ye: ‘erday, - unop-
posed, and today proceeded - to
Hamans’ Kraal. Fifteen hundred
Boers with five guns, managed to.
break through the ‘cordon formed.

Vain Appeal to Li Hung Chang:
Hong Kong, July 17.—Li Hung
Chang disregarded all attempts of
Europeans and Chinese to persuade
him to remain, and left Canton this
morning. for Pekin, Prior. to his
departure, the Chinese merchants
and gentry of Canton strongly ap-
teen |-pealed to the viceroy and-presented
|. & petition setting forth that Canton, -
so long a prey to the depredations
of robbers and pirates, had become
ful during Li Hung Chang's
royalty, that di: had
been repressed with a strong hand
and the people enabled to live with-
out being panic stricken when dogs
barked. The petitioners this morn-
- Date Fixed tor Ge! ,.[ ing learned with bigs that

London, July 18,—The. Shanghai | their” F was.
correspondent. of.the.Express under north and they wept as at the loss *
date of July 17, cables:;, 674; - of i parent.” “The absence of rebel-~
“Prince Tuan has issued an edict | lion and pifaty being solely ‘due to
to fix a date for a: general uprising. | the presence of Li Hung Chang, the
What the date-is::I; cannot.ascer-| ™erchants were ready to . cast
tain, but. it’ is doubtless an-‘early themselves before the. wheels of his
‘one, for Prince ‘Tuan'’is stated. to chariot to, prevent his departure.
have ordered all dispatch in view'of-}’ allied Fleet at Shanghal ~~"
the arrival of. more. foreign ‘troops. London, July 18.—Admiral Alex:
A large body of Chinese tonight is |ieff reports skirmish-July 14 on Pei
reported to ‘be: moving from’Hupel'| Ho river, 200 versts from Taku,

M. J. O'HEARN, |

| Clothier and Outfitter. | = Bsfjonme!

The Busy Store
the Busy Cornor..

foreigners are fleeing ‘to shes

Their. position is‘alarmin:
foreigners have arrived “at pein

BROOCHES pe

The brooch;-once accepted only ds a fad, is now con-
sidered an almost indispensable adjunct to-a ndy’s> +,
watch,

“It-allows the watch to be worn where the -,
time may be read at a glance, without the. embars 52145
sasring search in-your waist, or the annoyance of

dropping all that.is in one’s hands -in order’'to’ re-~
move.it from the pocket... -

WE HAVE THEM IN DIFFERENT COLORED ENAMELS
AT $1.00 EACH’ TO THE FINEST es

As to the last Chinese:assurances
of the safety of the foreignlegations
at Pekin,.they are not believed
here. On the contrary, it is believ-
ed these assurances have been dic-
tated by a desire to save the native
city of Tien Tsin. | The Associated
Press’ correspondent wires’ under
date of July 16 that there 1s hardly

cen

== EWERT BROS

APPA L

QUICK WORK >"

Preparing for the Tamarac (ill

Surveys are being made for the
millsite.and-tramavay of the Tama-
¢|rac mine at Ymir and, as funds are

already coming in to pay the first
‘| asse: y there will be little delay
inthe beginning of actual work.

ve

é Tr f, Gc The ore will probably ‘be treated by |, doubt that). Sheng; the: Chinese in the di ion of Sh hail The} b a ing body of 1
Red Star Storage rans er the bromo-cyanide, process, cea rator of telegraphs, is with- here grows more-threaten-| Russians and Chinese, in which
aquiar. Storage and Transfer.business, Baggage delivered prom tty. eously referred to “by men o 0- | holding information. in: his _posses- ing every day. The city is still] several Russians were killed.: A
\t and Job - * 3 . ' th Rtg 7 ¥ aie .
Boat clr ay Eye Erol opdied. a eine. ere Usilvered cn op hemian tastes as ‘the bromo-seltzer | sion, The ‘news of the massacre, | without any means: of: defe and | dispatch’ from: St 1
We'pay 1y damage dort to anvihine we etter cod a ray e inoilitien., reason: process.” as already cabled to the United | ay the forts are being: held by the | here today reports that five cruisers

States, may be taken’ ‘as. correct; i
Strength nine ‘Woo Sung Forts
The dispatch’ adds that there is

of the allied fleet reconnoitered at ‘
Shanghai, ‘July 17 and found “the
harbor lights and forts intact’ and
but tew Chinese visible. The dis-
patch ‘adds that it was intended to
-bombard ‘the forts, but the fleet
restrained and stood by ready for
action in case the” fires showed
signs of activity. The same dis-
patch adds that eight warships are
lying off. the native city of Shanghai
and that nine’ others are_between
Shanghai and Woo Sung.

Chinese.” .

8 dore to
able'r rates, noire rivk. We aol
house, or abup any class of poate

EB SELL Q00D, DRY, SEASONED WOOP. ry
Office: Washinton St., opposite Bank of Montreal.” JW. Hartitne, Mee.

P. BURNS & CO,;

WHOLESALE MARKETS :
,  Nelson,. S: Gr ,
Grand-Forks,°and Vancouver.

To Ratse More Development Funds
‘News has been received by Hec-
tor McRae that at the annual meet-
ing in London on July 13 of the
London & Canada syndicate, which
furnished the capttal to develop the
property ofthe. Boundary Creek
Mining & Milling company rear
Gr , it was decided to issue
7000 preference shares of the par
value of 41 each to raise funds for
the further development of the prop-

Washington, July 18.—The’ state
department has received a dispatch
evidence that the Woo Sung forts] from Consul General Fowler at
(at, the » mouth.of.the Woo. Sung Che Foo, saying that the governor
‘Vof Shang Tung wires that‘his cour

ier left Pekinon July'9. “The lega-
tions were still holding out.

with large quanti
3 It, is hopedii

London that the. landing of 22,0Gc0
Japanese troops, expected today,
and the acrivat of Indian troops will
enable the allies to Shang-

Unable to Mold Out Long

Rossland

Chicago, July 1B—A dispatch to
the Record from Che Foo July 15,
via Sh hai, July 18,.says:

RETAIL MARKETS

Rossland, Trail, ‘Nelsons © Ymir, _Kaslo, Sandon, New erty. It was also decided to plat}. :. “A communication was received|:;
Denver, Silverton, ‘Cascade City, Grand Fors: Istoke the townsite of 540 ‘acres adjoining To Brive Out the Forrigners today by the Japanese. consul from Chtmese Near Vorean Frontier
Greenwood, :Phcenix,, Midway, Camp McKinney, eee’. 8 | Greenwood, sell the lots and devote St. Petersburg, July 18.—A dis- [the Japanese minister at, Pekin, 19.—United

Washington, July
States Minister Allen at Seoul, Co-
rea, telegraphs the-state depart-
ment that Boxers and Chinese are

Ferguson,, and Vancouver. *

William Douald, Megr., Rossland Branch.

the proceeds also to the develop-
ment of the mining property. The
bull of the work has been donz on

dated June 2g. , It said that all.the
ministers were in the British lega-
tion, short of food, hard pressed

patch from’ Che Foo says:-) |<;
«Prince ‘Tuan bas mobilized 950,-
600. men and divided them into dif-

-| the Gold Bug, from which 35 tons. erent corps. The northern troops | and unable to hold out many days.” | in force within a few miles of the

a AR lof high grade’ ore have been | have been ordered to expel foreign-| This is significant, for itis the | Corean frontier. The natives of

oes shipped. ers from Amur.~ latest dispatch from Pekin aside Ping Yang, the most «orthern

A TOMIZERS__=< We Keep all varieties, “The Pekin army, is divided ‘into| from thove through Chinese sources, province of Corea, are much alarm-

pr en ee Kootenay inaohem.are the Hest. Tour corps, the, first to. uperate | since Sir Robert Hart's message of| edand are fleeing. ‘The forcigners

but are worth more. Have you seen our new supply of s tans = against” Mukden and ‘occupy ‘the | June 29, when he said the guns{ remain in safety, The government
a tte J eal LOST. ds between Pekin and Shanghai | were trained on the legations. ‘is very anxious.
Hair Brushes, Toilet roa Jegations. _ 8 Y augious,

Hot Ne ny d e olbgties: , Probably on Trail road, gold | Kuan, the second to concentrate at ‘The Japancce Measage =—_—_- :

: BPS, 7 r ing with crest and initiats J. | Tien Tsin and the third at Pekin, es 4h acs On your way to the theater, call

——P ate . 4 ring vs b 0,000] Washington, July 18.—The Jap- 5 .

~ 123 &. COLUMBIA AVE. Ss. C. F. Finder will be re- whence a column numbering 4 Os lewation b ived the fol-'| 2¢ the Bon Ton and get a choice

The Rossland Drug Gompany Se. ePnows 188 Fe) me) ES ‘i will be sent to Wei Hai Wei and pee a ee re Snes wate 1 | box of candy. After the perform-

W. C. MeLE AN, t “ R. EB. STRONG, warded fo the extent of gold in Tsin ‘Tau, while the fourth corps hth et ney fe ee minister | auce the Bon Ton ice cream parlors

UNO. SICKSON, um. jTROPRS: * Manan. ring by returning to the Bank | yin concentrate at Nankin. SEGPOIEG Bass By ORIG: will be open, tf
je ob SON, Fi - uM 1. “Therejare now 23,000 Japanese “‘Baron Nishi (japanese minister | -