VOL 8, NO., 288.

ROSSLAN DE BRI visa COL “GIA, TUESDAY,

JUNE. 4, 1899. *

PRIOE FIVE CENTS,

Fine Watches, Clocks, eve and:

SVEIWare.

AE ‘LEADING JEW ELER..:

Columbia ‘Avenue, see

‘t

Next door to Pést aioe.

Worth Considering.

That our stock’ of Ready Made c
etc.,-is complete i in‘each and every. ‘line.

hing, Gents Furnishings,"

Mens’, Boy’s and ‘Youth’s.

Tweed and Serge suits.-

Outside sind Insi.le of every; j

Tw
aun >The large: at variety of: aliadae. ‘and colors.in

“Haw ever ‘whown in, Rossland: ~

A fine stock of

Mens’, Boy. 4 and Youths’

hoe roi, the th makers..

+8)
to clear at, COST.
oA large c cont

a few: pair.-of: Ladies’: sh

igninent of Tranka and® vals just to nang

: SIARADER

i Miateala uiling to. ‘Submit to Deals-|s

THER TANS

on of Commission,

: MAYES ARE -GAINING CONFIDENCE

A: The Troubles in the Samoan Islands

Are in a Fair Way to Peace-
;.) ablo-Settlement.”-.
$ j

Arta, Sanioa, May: 31, via Auckland,
Tone 6.—Malictoa and. ‘Tamaseee; have

$ ‘i visited membe “a of the Samoan cominis-

jun on’ board -he ‘United States rane-
port Badger, an Mataala visited them
the following day... Neither of them was.

das king. Mutaafo expressed
Millingness to abide by the cominission’s
ecision, and - blazed: the Europeons for
lic trouble, here. ‘The comiivaioners
nformed hiiu}they:Ijad power to estab-
‘lish a, government with or without a
ii

jelTy , COUNCIL /TONIGHT.

A Row Dver Eitanos Steps Being Bullt
oh

+ Upon the Sidewalks,
The regular weekly meeting of the
city council will be held tliis evening at
8o'clock at the city hall, At the last

“|ineeting Aldermah obtained leave to in-

troduce a bylaw, granting the Columbia
Telephone “company *'the “privilege to
erect poles within the corporate - limits
of the city, -and Alderman Talonde-to
introduce a#- bylaw. for. levying a -tux
upon -allJands, aid | improvements in
the city;.and one granting the right to
the Spokane Falls & Northern Telegraph
company to erect poles in certain © por-
tions of the city. Beeidea: these pro-
prosed by laws: thera’ is nothing special

ednled-to coine ; ups However, there
is liable to be a‘row over entrance steps
being built tgon the sidewalka,

CANNOT “CATCH THEM.

Barefoot Bandits, With Buffato'and Battery
Escape to the Mountains,
Maina, June56. — The: American
forces. have occupied :the. peninsula and
General Hall’s comniand- ie-camped at
Hore Ke “Major Pruman, i in marchinz
c nan, !fouild it “im-
practicable to form’ a* cordon, and | the

é with the ‘ion of a hun-

taafe thought. the

aking, but expressed a vil-

lingness todisarm’- his“ ‘followers: ind
leave the n the hands of tie

eva'ela'al

table house,

108 WEST. COLUMBIA AVENUE.

ist to ttiete dealers. Hence the advantage ‘at deali ng° with a® repo
Qur shoes strike people'by alylieh shape and by ‘their, “quality. 7 z

C. OW LALONDE: :

iEA8T. “COLUMBIA ea
ea =

‘Jeent a guard ashore.

the first time

Ged oF two, cécaped through the moun:
taine, after Gen. Pio. del Pinar, dragging
the battery with buffaloes at night. A
lew, however, were trapped. The pres-
ent expedition against the. forces. of

“‘wontha,, with the: rep
Ofthe other powers and officially
‘The javal author-

the itty; which is
encountered by’an army which mustde-
pend: upon wagon: trains in catching

ceed to Europe June 7.

the festivitiea'at “Malinou i
‘ence of the Britizh:consatan

TR. MORROW,

UCHSSOR TO.,.

l EER» AHN
DRUGGISTS:

LLED: ACCURATELY
-) BRING IP-TO US. -

cers. Th visited the graves |.
‘of the Germans -who' were sluin in. the
"battle of Fagalt 111879. ‘The Americans
fired ‘a-snlute over. thie: German graves.
‘The faves g and
re freely. submitting igiievances to the
commiesion.
--“The-natives brenght here ficun ol
isiande,;.at the time: of the. disturbduces

the warships will probably leave. Samou
at on’ éa date: - The: i

‘will be:retarned.to their homes, and all:

d banditain their mountain,
anid also gives proof that the rebels. do
hot: intend> to fight, battles.

"LOCAL .BREVITIES.

Roop: train.

Pa wi cH igls leit ‘on m tlie” noon.train= fo
Burnt Basin.:;
“Tyanhoe,’? stage. tanger of the Pa-

| cific, went'to Spokane ‘today.
y IB: 8. Maxeo -and:Herr Hose) will pro-

Major Leckié deft for the Boundary to-
day. *

Gov. 0. H. Mackintosh and Gen. OC.
8. Warren left on the-moon train for the
co. te

J, B. Dabney w went tg apakeae today.

“Mr.and Mra, Ay A. Barnett of Col-
ville arein the city.
the'lot and buildihg occupied hy J.
Parker.& Co. »» and Kennedy, Cronyn &
Race.

Roy Clark. wasa southbound passen-

ger today. -
> James M.: Martin returned lat even-
irtg from the Bo ary country.

Dr. P: E. Doo! le, who is looking for
& gas franchise in Reasland: for the

are reticent; | but itis “understéod they.

H. H, Play ford,

‘AUDITOR ‘and: -
ACCOUNTANT

No. 1 Stone Block, Rossland

B..0.°ROX. 598.

Rossland Labor Unions... ;

Cooke’ and Walters’ unto’

Paton ia Janna Muncy, Feo
AMES MURCH,

©. Box 41, Jonx Kunx, Tree:

n,
ovaning ay aoby Miners

ti
rent
ie fo
your prescriptions Te
celpis prepared by me and save
nt

are a red of thie coat]:
of the administiation as established, by
the Berlin treaty, and thatthe number
is | of officials muy be reduced.

‘The residents of Apia express diesatis-
faction at the indications given” by:the

| commission that’ the rebels will not be
punished, and that they will also:be paid}:

for arnis illegally imported. They con-

or-| sider this a bad precedent, but it is: too}

of th randard £6! rem Yor
Pea ae ‘Heinamberthe 8 ad

Thonas Stout, are

4 Vearly to criticize the action, of the com-

missionere.

{ The «American engineering staff has

arrived here and will proceed to erect 2

bey jétty and. coal atores at Pango-
Pango. |

gas pany, of-
‘eame-over from Toronto last night. !+

“E.. L.-Tats, heavily interested’ im the
Cleff- mine, came, up. froma Spokane. ee
terday.

R. E. Gosnell, former provincial lib-
rarian, came in from the coast last even-
ing. *

- Robert Wallace Dead.
“Lonpvon, June 6.—Mr. Robert Wallace,
liberal member of parliament. for East

who, while kin during
the debate on a'grant:to Gen. - Kitchen-
or,of- Khartoum, was seized with cerebral
paralia, iedead.

Mataafas Never.

First Avenue Near Spokane Street.

i Judge: the former A

congul has arrived to conduct the com-
/peneation claims, and defend Mataafa,
but-the ii hag. that
no notice will-be. taken of the claima be-
yond. recording.them, and-it is possible
the commiesion - will ask-each power. to

The Glarendon. Cafe
First Class in Every Respect. ~
Open Day and Thight.s0t ete

PRIVATE ROOMS FOR

Ranguets and Smull Dinner ~Parties.

Soa

Pp with its own, citizens or sub-
jects ag the case may be. .

oe Police Court. =
Mayor Goodeve and Justice Townsend
dispensed justice this morning in the
jobn'- McLeod was up.for
ind incapable, and waa for-
given; it being his first offense.
-E. W., Francia; watchman at the Silica
works came to. town with's revolver; in
his pocket, and becoming a little -hilar-
ioue, éxhnbited it, and got fined $20 and
He, was given three” days’ in
orettle. The gun was conflaca-

Aukland,-N..Z., June 6.—At. the
Queen’s Birthday celebration in: Samoa
it was officially: announced that’ Great
Britain: would absolutely vetu any pro-

position that Mataafus should over bee.
come King

Gloséa-the Putu Club.

Pants, June 6:—The government has
closed the Puta Athletic club, which
numbered: among. its members Count
Christian .and. many others who took
-partin the demonstration ‘against Presi-

day. . =
Montreal Stock Market.

MontReat, June 2 saplorning,P board—
War'-Eagle, $3.87. asked, $385 bid;
Payne, $3.85, 3,82 bid: Montreal & Lon -
don, 65" usked ; 58 bid Republic, $1.35,
seed $1.82 bid.

Salea—War Eagle, 3,000 at $3.88,. 3, 000
$3 87, 1,000 at $3.86}4; Payne, 600" ‘at,
$8.84; Montreal & London, 600 at 68,

The Rossland Laundry is doing good

‘anted—A good solicitor for the city
apy at this office,—

work at reaconable. prices, Try them.
Graham & Son, Near. P.O. Esst. tf”

E.L. Tate returned to Spokane on the

ir
S

Mr. Barnett owns:

dent Leubet ai Anteuil, rac: course Sun- .

nll LASTOAYS DAY'S TRANG

Fitzsimmons Dolan. Hin wimselt4n Por-
fect Condition,

JEFFRIES FRIENDS ARR HOPEFUL

The Big Fellow Wears Out His Trata-
Will Enter the Ring in the Mid-
dle Class Limit. . =

New. Yonx,_ Tune 6.—Fitzsimmons

, | started out this morning for his last

hard day’s training before the “big fight. _
He declared himeelf.in fine shape and in
absolutely perfect’ physical condition,
The big fellow this morning boxed and
ran and.toszed ‘the medicine ball with
his trainers until they were exhausted.
As he stande Fitz is the biggest. looking
168 pound man that ‘ever stood in shoe
leather. Nobody but Martin Julian has
seen his weight, but. there is no ‘reason
to doubt the assertion that the cham-
‘pion will enter tho’ ring at the- middle-
weight limit. From Asbury Park comes
reports:today of the splendid condition -
of Jefferies, and- the hourly. increasing
hope of his friends 1s that their: favorite
would have « walk-over, .

_ AFTER TRAIN ROBBERS. =

Horses Killea and Two of the Posse Struck
By Lightning.

Cuenne, Wyo., June 6.—A ‘sheriff's
posae, which left. Casper. yesterday--in
pursuit of the Union Pacific'traim rob-
bera, overtook. the: i out; and

which th

three of their horses and stampeding two
others. - This. morning the trail was
again taken up at the head of Dag Out
creek, 40 miles north of Caspar. The
posse obtained. reinforcements, and if
the robbers succeed in reaching a hole
in the wall, their fustness will: be sare
rounded and determined efforta will be
made to capture them. At the scene of
theambugh one of the posse this, morn-
ing‘found a shot gan marked ‘Pacific
‘Express Co.,” which led been ssoppell
wy the robbers. Frank Webb and J. B.
Miller, of the- sheriff’s . posse, were
knocked down by lightning during the
pursuit and seriously injured.

BURNED THE TOWN, ° a

Insurgents Nightly Annoy the Soldiers and
the Natives.

Mania, Jane, 6.—Zhe rebels on Sun-
day night “made an attack-upon the
iciendly -town - of Macabese, and. after
driving the. inhabitants out barned the
village. The: insurgenta nightly annoy _
the troops at San Fernando, and seyeral
Americans have been wounded recently.

The enemy has several Krupp: guts,
which they bring forward and use for
firing large shells into the town, and
then retreat with them. One insurgent
abell fell within 30 yards of Gen. McAr-
thur’a ‘headquarters Sunday evening.
Tho American troops do not reply to. the
nightly outbreaks,

Mob of Russian Jews.

Curvenann, O., June 6.—A mob of
Ruseian Jews attacked 2 Broadway mio-
tor caron Orange street. last evening,
breaking in the windows with stones.
Motorman Frank Cipra was pursued and
would have been killed had= not Moses
Roskanoff admitted him’ to his saloon
and hidden ‘him: The police quelled the
riot and arrested four men: and one wo-
man. The case of the trouble waa the
killing of Roy Palry, 3 years-old, by" a
motor car.

Drowned While Bathing.
Lrpanax, Iile., June’ 6th.—Three
young women, students of McKendric
college, were drowned while bathing in
Silver.creek, two niles north of here, to-
day. . They were Ruth Jepson, 19 years
old, Lebanon; Flora Spier, 17 years old,
St. Jacob, aud. “Hellen Jenks, 17, Beaue
cop, Illa.
To Challenge the Winner. ‘
Curcago, June 6.—Kid McCoy arrived
here‘enroute for New York for the pur-
pose of challenging the winner of the

Fitzsimms-Jeffries fight Friday night.