of What Creates’ Prejudice
Against Mormonism
Salt Lake, Tuesday.—In the ex-
amination before Justice Kroeger
yesterday, of John C. Graham,
charged with unlawful cohabitation,
Amasa Potter, the father of the
plural wife of John C, Graham of
Prova, took the witness stand, and
‘ in answer to question put by Assis-
tant County Attorney Gunter, said
he knew a woman by the name of
Surah Potter, who was his daugh-
ter—his eldest daughter.

“Sarah Potter Graham?” was the
query of the prosecution.

“Sarah Potter—don’t know any-
thing about the Graham!” ~

Continuing, the old man said his
daughter had seven children, but
whose they were he did not know.
He had seen a small child—a_ baby
—in his daughter's house at Payson
about-two-weeks ago, but was. un-
able ‘to say whether it was his
grandchild or not. ‘

“T could not tell whose baby it
was; it was. shown to me by the
hired girl, but she didn’t tell. me
it was Sarah’s. I might surmise,

+ but,” he added, hypocritically, ‘I
am now under oath.” -

Potter further stated that he had
been at the house of his daughter a
week ago, but had found the place
Zcserted.. Where Surah Potter and
her children had gone he knew. not,
and he bore the air of one who was
not at all frightened or concerned in,

* the least over the mysterious disap-
pearance.

Sample
Years

IT NEARLY BROKE DBEWFUS

€rial of the Famous Prisoner Has Cost
Him £290,000.

Paris, Tuesday.—One feature of
the Dreyfus case has not been fully
hed the dinely
large’ sum of money. which ‘the
D eyfus family has been forced to
spends. The trial of 1884 cost a
very fair sum, limited chiefly, how-
ever,‘to: lawyer’s fees. The large
outlay was caused by the efforts of
the family to discover the real cul-
prit atter the departure of.the un-
fortunate. prisoner for Devil's
island. {
M. Matthieu employed two sets of
" detectives. The French detectives
atched by a set .of English
es, and the family of course
footed™'the bills in each instance.
This work went on for two or three
if years; until the di 'y of the

‘ROSSLAND BVA

ING RECO

the work on the Jupiter group on
the north fork of the Salmon.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Long, who
had been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Jackson, . returned to
Spokane today.

Alf Ruff, who has been seriously
tll with typhoid fever, is much im-

roved and is able to sit up for sev-
eral hours daily,

i Notice, =)

The third annual meeting of the
Victoria hockey club will be held at
thé Clarendon hotel on’ Wednesday,
Nov. tst, 1809, at 8 o’clock p. m.
All members of the club and others
interested are requested to attend.
L. L. DeVoin,

0-27-5t Secretary,

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

Pursuant to the Creditors Trast Deeds Act
and Amending Acts.

Notice ishereby given that James
Wesley Lougheed, heretofore trad-
ing under the firm nume of W. J
Lougheed & Co.as a tailor of the city
of, Rossland, B.C.,has by deed dated
the 2oth day of October, 1899, as-
signed all his. personal estate,credits
und effects which may be seized and
sold under execution, and all his
real estate, to Edward Baillie of the

NOTICE.

. Notice is hereby. given that a
‘meeting of the creditors of James
Wesley Lougheed will be held at
the office of W. J. Whiteside, Esq.,
solicitor, Ritchie block, Columbia
avenue, Rossland, B. C., on Satur-
day, the 11th day of. November, at
the hour of 4 o’clock in the after-
noon. :

Dated at Rossland,. B. C., the
23rd day of October, 1899. .

Epwarp BatLue, Assignee.

said city of R in

trust for the benefit of his creditors,

The said deed was execited by
thie: said James .Wesley Lougheed
and the said Edward Baillie on the
2oth day of October, 1899. All
persons having claims against the
said James Wesley Lougheed are
required. on or before the zoth day:
of December, 1899, to send ..to the
trustees full particulars of the same
duly verified, together. with the par-
ticulars of the security. (if any) held
by them. Notice is. hereby further
given that‘after the said 2oth day of
December, 1899, the trustee will.
proceed to distribute the proceeds
of the trust estate amongst the par-
ties entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims of which he has’
received notice, and that he will not
be liable for the proceeds: of the

distributed to any person of whose
claim he has not had notice at the
time of the distribution. .
Dated at Rossland, “B. C., the
23rd day.of October, 1889. re
:*  Epwarp BaILutg, Assignee.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT,

Pursuant to Creditors Trust Deeds Act and
« Amending Acts.
NOTICE, is hereby that S.

sol execution, ‘1 ielced fo
an is real estate, to
Edward Baillie of the city of Rossland,accountant,
05 Tateably_ and

lebts. . The said deed was executed by the sal
A. Hartman, the assignor. and the “said rd
Baillie, the trustee, on thez3th day.of October, A.
De the said trastee has--undertaken the
trust created by the said deed.
‘All persons having claims against the said S. A.
A

famous, petit-blue, designating Es-
terhazyas the culprit. Then came
2” the expenses leading to the revision
+. of the -case, the lawyers and the
memoirs and. other documents
which had to be’published. © :
But’ the deserved compensation
given M.” Monard; M. Demange,
and=My Labori was not the. only
outlay which the Dreyfus family had
0. Support at.Rehnes. - As they lost
their:suit, they had’ to. pay all the
witnesses, a round sum of $10,000.
Thus’ Dreyfus was placed in © the
curious: position of paying the car
* fare'and-the board bills of his déad-
liest.enemiés. It is estimated that
up/to the present time more than
$200,000 has/been employed in this

Matte shipments from the Trail

+ smeltersfor the month of October
just ended, aggregated 230,815,
pounds;. worth $71,767.90. : :

‘E. N.-Ouimette, the real estate,
mining. ‘and. insurance ‘broker, is
furnishing a handsome office in the
basement of the Bank of Montreal
“building.

J. F. McCrea & Co., John Mc-

i Kane, Ross Thompson and Hector

McCrea. have taken offices on the

second fluor of the Bank of Mon-
treal building.

‘The board of trade will hold a
special meeting tomorrow night to
confer with F. W. Peters of the C.
-P.R. relative to alleged discrimina-
tion in ‘freight rates.

The! White House store was
moved today to the Lemon block.
Ed. Watson, formerly of the.Head-
quarters, will occupy the old White
House with a saloon. ~

“GL MING AND GOING.

Max: Crow is back from Nelson.

Edwin Durant of the B. A. C.
left at noon for Spokane.

Eber.C. Smith, publisher of the
Grand Forks Gazette, is in the city.

(Chas, Dundee returned yesterday
from a visit to the Dundee, near
Ymir.:*,

S. Page, a Montreal capitalist,
was 1n town yesterday and has left
for Grand Forks.

D. Jj.iLewis, the. real estate and
insurance broker of. Trail, has dis-
posed of his business to +H. L.
Lewis.‘

required on 0}
December, A. D. 1899, to «
tee full particulars of the. sam

al davit or etry Ste it an jon, together witl
iticulare of fire securityy-if anys an
Pace teas SA” Harthan are required

to pay tne amounts dug to :

ven that after the said
1 ‘the! trustee will

oe

entit ed thereto, having regard onl:

which he ahall then have Bot pad
thes

Bated at Rosslanity B. C,, this rth day of Octo-

Wot hat

3 as ”
Electric | aundry
Patronize those who spend
their money ‘at home with
you, -and thereby: chelp
your own and your city’s
interests...

White Labor and Clean
eWorke :

BUSINESS CARDS.

DR. 4: MILLoy,

DENTIST. +
Rooma: Stone block, over. Bank of To:
Columbia Ave. & ne

F.. . HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,
weedy In Custom Houue building.
Alsé Néw x ork Life [usurance Agency.
<<” Washington street. Rossland, B.C,’

trust estate or any part thereof so|-

es
Telephone No. 58.

Subscribe for —

the: ==
Record, ~~ i

..* ' 50 Cents per &

Insurance: = ..
and Mining. Agent -and.
" Auctioneer.

Manager . Rossland Opera House.

AGENT:
| Sun Life Assurance Co., of-Canada.
The Canada Accident
Assurance Co.,
(Accident, Liability and Plate Glass.)

GRAND UNION

GEO. H. GREEN, PROPRIETOR.

RATES FROM $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY

‘Neatly Furnished
Rooms 7

from $2.50 t0..., 2.20222 sees! $3,50-per week

First-Class Bar”
in connection.+

|

$1.50 kind for ......+++++

sccsecooesoapocsoces
= =Sale o
Hall Dress

BLACK WOOL CREPONS; the

b

ST
—_—
SESE TITEL AEST

Hy UC.

Goods }

yHis is an Opportunity to purchase these goods of ‘this,

season’s importation, at a remarkably LOW PRICE

These Bargains should be appreciated as the goods
are all this Fall’s most fashionable Dress Goods and
Silks, and offered in seasonable time. 3

Fancy Plaids. °

FANCY PLAIDS for Skirts, in q-yard ends;
The $1.50-a-yard kind for. ....+..'

Dress Goods~~~~+«

BLACK SILK CREPONS; the
$1.00 $4.00 kind for..:... Hoes

$3.6:

. $2.00 kind tor

“BLACK WOOL CREPONS; the

"..$p1.40

FANCY DRESS GOODS NOVEL-
TIES and SELF COLORS at...

25¢ :

$3.50 kind for........+-

BLACK SILK CREPONS; the $2 a5
sebes es

Every piece of Dress Goods in the room reduced similarly.

TIES and SELF COLORS at...

FANCY DRESS GOODS NOVEL-. 55c'

All Colors TAFFETAS, per
yard. cece eens

i
:
4
:
é
:
$

kind for, per yard........--

; .60#65¢
Ali Colors BENGALINE, the $1.50 $1 10

———

SILKS

All Colors SATIN DUCE. 74
$1.50 kind for....
e+e Every yard of Silk in stock’ Reduced.

woe Uh
&

COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1.

DRY GOODS ROOM. .

HUNTER BROS.

THE BIG STORE.
3 , ,

SOO LINE. | |FIRE INSURANCE)” io sresterine
KOOTENAY COUNTRY, Companies: - | First-class Saddle & Pack Horses,
to all points Caledonian, Lancashire, | - .. STABLES: etd

EAST AND WEST.

First-class Sleepers on alltrains from Revelstoke
and tenay Landing.

Rolt & Grogan,

’ Representing the following oe

Connecticut of Hartford.

Mines, Stocks and :::

.» Insurance.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables. -

JOHN F. L

Imperial.” : {LAP 0, Bor 18.

Commercial Alley; ’Phane No. 89.

‘OR |

TOURIST CARS

pass Medicine Hat, (daily), for St. Paul; Sundays
and y for

22 Ci iA
Four doors east of post office.

Is. the nutiber of - the

,RECORD
PHONE.

Let us figure on your
Job Printing

¢
:

JOHN, PHILLIPS,

‘| Contractor & Carpenter

Btore and Office Fittings.t —¢
Jobbing of all lads promptly sttended to.
Estimates Furnished. «°°.
Shop: Imperial building, Residence,
Monte Cristo St’, 5th house north*-of €ol-
umbia avenue. P.O. Box 576.

Job
| Printing
®&

of every
description
executed with
neatness

and dispatch
at the...

*
The Record

Office.

ootenay.. |
Hotel:

Ss ewex<,
First-Class Business Lunch.
35 Cents...

Oysters in any style, a Specialty.
Game in Season.

nex
Private Boxes for Fam-
ilies and Parties.
exw
Miss K. oy

A. G, Creelman.
P. 0. Box 315,

CREELMAN & BEAM.

CONTRACTORS &

BUILDERS.

Estimates fnrnished on all hinds of work.
Jobbing promptly attended to

Office and shop: “ommercial court,
rear Albanibra hotel. -

George Beam

George Green has gone to inspect

SOSSLAND, B, ©,

COCO

Toronto: Find:
‘Montreal and Boston.
t27-Same Cars pass -Revelstoke one day éarller.

CONNECTIONS:
LBA = annive
eScrdatly.: H
Morni: for and from

ning

son, and for Kaslo, Sandon and

points. ‘tonnects. Monday,
riday for all points in. wee

THE BOUNDAR
COUNTRY...»

Evening train for and from Robson, _Nel-

ind

GFANITE!

S.

Cr ry for the holidays.
: Cavan our stock.

GRAND HOT

SPOKANE ‘STREET.

GRANITE!

Greatest Bargains and
Assortment of Granite-
ware ever brought to
Rossland, at :

GLAZAN’S.

also big line of Handsome-
ly Decorated China and

The ‘Best ‘Wines;
Liquors and. Cigars.”

son main line and points north, and ‘from
, . Kaslo, Sandon and Slocan points [except
Su gayi. connects Tuesday, Thut yand ~.
+ Saturday from all points in..... see

BOUNDARY: COUNTRY.

Hours, ROSSLAND TO
ap a NELSON....... on

: For rates and full,information, address the
nearest local agent, or

:* A.C. McArthur, Agent, Rossiand.
W.. EF. Anderson, T. P. A., Nelson, B.C. aed
: E, J. Coyle, A.G. P, A., Vancouver, B. C.

A. B. Mackenzie, City Ticket Agt.| @,

C 3 0.
Market... wasnitgion
WHY ruu two accounts when you... es ear

Meat
3 can have al! togethér...... 5

Choice Groceries and Vegetables, Baltimore.
_. ters, Fresh Fish, Hams, Fresh & Cured Mea

D. Grocery and

‘Telephone eB
1

THE FAST LINE
; TO ALL POINTS.
THE DINING CAR ROUTE VIA

YELLOWSTONE PARK.
SAFEST AND BEST,

“ SOLID VESTIBULE TRAINS
- EQUIPPED WITH
Pullman Palace Cars, Elegant Din-
‘ing Cars, Modern Day Coaches,
Tourist Sleeping Cars.

Lhrough tickets to all points in the Ui
States and'Canada, nite
Steamship tickets to all parts of th a
Tickets to China and Japan via Peron

INTERNATIONAL.

MUSIC HALL. |.

Oct, 30th, and during week. ©

Monday,

The worlds zeatest Conjurer,

Professor Del f.
Prize Palmist. Novelty Worker, Magician atid Illusionist.
A Hit of both Hemispheres. z

Ud po heey

Miss Gertie Harrington, |

és inglish Musical Soubrette,
Nelly Gray....

as
¢ePearl va® )

As the ‘Two Irish Market ‘| & Cassidy,
dance creation. “COLUMBIA VS. SHAM
“Queen Waltz” and Trish Jixs.

..-and.......Maggie Foster.

‘and their latest national song and
ROCK," introducing the,” *

iy

‘The Sensational 5-act Drama, >

“War and Women.’ .

A splendid cast of Characters.

and Northern P

0.
Trains depart from Spokane as follows:

No. 1 Westbound, at-9:55 p.m., di a
No 3 Hatbound we Tod ame dally:

For farther information’ time, cards. maps
and Hekets, apply tongents of the

E. W. Ruff, Agt. R. M. Ry.,
Rossland, B. C.

J. W. HILL, General Agent, Spokane, Wn-

: A.D. CHARLTON,

Ass't. Gen, Pass. Agt.,

Ore,

The Clarendon Ca €
= ES FS Sa i Fi
First-Class in Every Respect.

; 5 #
Rooms for Banquets and Diuner Parties. fy
: ia

Open Day and /Night.

EL.

TH

E ROSSI.

ROSSLAND,

BRITISH COLUMBIA. WEDNESDAY, ‘NOVEMBER 1, 1899. Sen

PRICE 5 CENTS

VOL. 5. NO. 50.

Next door to the Post Oflice.

FOR FINE

2eeGO TOvee

J. W. SPRING,

Everything Guaranteed.

| Watch...Repairing,

The Leading Jeweler

Rossland Merchants Given Minimum
Rates on Boundary Business. -. -

D ts and Stationers.

t Cost...

| Eng. C. Prayer Books,.. +
| Methodist Hymn Books, . +

| Bibles, ands. +++ 5

| R.. C. Rrayer Books, ..-

Presbyterian Hymn Books,

‘| Butler's R. C. Catechisms . 4

e
This is an OPPORTURITY as we are going out
and have ‘bso!

these lines

of
eirwery pretty bindings., Absolute Cost. No Reserve.

agin td
ey i? Pays to Deal with Goodeve fros.

GOODEVE BROS.,

0. P. B. Grants Reduction of About 10 Conta
Per, Hundred ‘on All Olasses‘of. Merchandise
Moving From’ Here to the New Towns on}

Rea

regards freight rates into the Boun:,
dary, and local wholesalers wishing.
to engage in the jobbing. trade with
that district can do so on the same.
terms as are possible to the whole-

broken pen.

‘Lay in a supply of
that money can buy,
style of pen, ‘We
quality. "Come and see.

Etc., Etc.

Itisof no use to attempt writieg witha
the best pens and ink

If you have a favorite
have it and of the best
see.

H. &. WALLAGE,

Stationery,Wall Paper, Fancy Goods
Musical Goods, Notions, Toys, /

sale merchants of the Kootenay lake
town.

the destination.

is Nelson,

granted Rossland jobbers. .

test was.madeby

wee AT. eee

c..A. LALONDE'S

son received an answer trom F

C. P. R..at Nelson.
Mr::Peters announced
after.the rate frot

‘| regards Be

i es, 8
i as a few sata acritice.

da;
Nothing Cheap but. the’ Price.

oughton’s 2"

Exchange Auction Mart

‘bbers, Gloves Mitts,
ately "and all kinds:

Houghton's Exchange Auction Mart.

of
me

exactly alike. |

nancial Standing.

fer Co., Agents.

Also Agents

PANY’S BITUMINOUS CQAL, for Steam and

Domestic Purposes.

| Rossland Warehouse & Trans-

for NORTHERN PACIFIC COAL COM-

H. Turner,

had upon the credit of the
province in London.

Turner says,

—_— oath 7 : $ é gO ‘with several of the new government Yr
Prices. Delivered: .N measures. The reception of the
BURN AE Sor an BER TON. latest loan by ..the British ae
SUT SIZE. 2 : i .$ 9 PER TON. was ample proof that the credit of

ket of the world.

Cr@ | came from public

ARE SAME “AS NELSON’S|9

the West. . ais

Hereafter Rossland and ‘Nelson (
will be on exactly. the same ae as [AY,:

ge

Heretofore all freight rates into:
the Boundary country have been]
based upon the local tariff to Rob- A eS
son plus the charge from there to
As Rossland is
slightly farther from: Robson than e
the Nelson merchants |.
b were getting a rate of about 10)"
Rossiand and Grand Forks, B.C. | cents per hundred lower than was |*
: A’pro-|.
the-board of trade, }*
and this afternoon H- “W. C. Jack-
w.
Peters, district freight agent of the.

that’ here-
Rossland to Rob-
son would be ; the: Same.as from

A Ladysmith, ‘Wednesday. : esumet
jon the city. They have brought up guns and aie firing upon the
2 place. The garrison is in good spirits and is ready for a continua-

‘place and are used ii
heavy cannon used by
.. place have been captured.

. WITHSTANDS_
THE BOERS

; ; Joubert is Shelling the
Place with Four
- “Seige Guus..-

——

‘GARRISON UNAFRAID

ee

"tion of hostilities. Z
Two guns from the British vessel
in shelling the Boer batteries.
the burghers in the bombardment of the

—The Boers‘haye resumed the .fight

Powerful have been put in
“Two. of the

J. A. MANLY BACK

SAYS HE IS EXONERATED
q '

b | Mr. Manley Declares That the Efforts to Mix
Him Up with the Columbia Hotel Fire Was {
a Job of His Business Enomies—Was In *

John A. Manly of Grand Forks,
who, according to his business ene-
.mies, was connected with the burn-
ing of the Columbia hotel, is in the |
city en route to Grand. Forks where
he will again settle down. :

Mr. and Mrs, Manley came '!9
this afterncon from Toronto. and
will leave in the morning for the
Boundary. :

“The whole series of accusations
laid against me in connection with
the burning of the place is an infer-
.§| nat pack of.lies,” said Mr. Manly in
\| discissing the affair. . ‘‘I had noth-
ing to do with it, and the best proof
is the fact that at the trial of Mul-.
len and Cameron, charged with the
crime, my mame was never mene
tioned, while Mullan himself was

oo

acquitted in 16 minutes by the jury.
“The gang which was trying to

oe

+ aolicate me dar

gURT IN

Nelson to Robson, which will put
each town on the,same- footing’ as’

y
‘As to the charge that Rossland is
discriminated | * against, Jin), touris
tickets to the Kootenays, the. C. Pi
ER. denies that absolutely, and de-|
clares that the two towns are treated

HON. J. He TURNER INTERVIEWED :

Speaks About British Columbia's Fi-

Montreal, ‘Wednesday.——Hon. J. ‘board
n held in the ci
has been adjourned vwing to} itme.
of F. W. Peters of
The date to
ds adjourned
Peters

ex-premier, of British beet
Columbia, gives.an important state-| ing
ment as to the effect the eight-
hour mining law and the quasi re- t ;
pudiation of railway subsidies has| which the meeting stan
i Pacific | has been left open until Mr.
informs the board when he can be
would a little while] in Rossland.
ee

m=

ly | HEX, WILL RON TT THEMSE!

No one, Mr.

ago listen to any proposition col
ing from that province, so intense
disgusted did they, appear to be

the province had’ received a very
black eye in the leading money mar-
Here Mr. Turner
explained that when he floated th
same kind of a loan (3 per cent) a
year or two before . three-quarters
of the amount. was subscribed. by
the public, but when the. last one
was put on only about 5. per mene

WILL BE

Nelson to

assumed

branch.

ford of ‘Trade.
° gv, Poters? Arrival.

The meeting ‘of the © Ross'
of trade which was . to have | idences, $2,000;
ity hall this even- | income of $250,000 during her life-

the inability

He has be
eral years and his long and |
gervices have been recognized by

his appointment to the Rossland

THE WAR EAGLE TODAY

a

John Nelson Suffers compound Frac-
i ture From a Bock Fall.

- John Nelson,
the War Eagle,

Jo
NG TONIGHT

NO MRETI
sehr SS SU
jen:

_ in This World.
New York,

ius. Vanderbilt shows that

‘WILL OF CORNELIUS VANDERBILT

Hils Vamily Will Not Suffer for Want

Wednesday.—The
erms of. the will of the late Cor-

timated-at $70,000,000.

order to ‘prevent my leaving Grand"
Forks. They wanted to tie me up
tight, where I could not even tall
to anyone for six weeks, and thus
tuin my business. Before the re- «
straining order was ‘served I went ~
across the line and stayed two
weeks at Nelson, Wash., out cf
reach of the provincial authorities.
CL dese TWEE TOY Chicagoy
‘ rel successfully floated’ a ew?
‘mining. company, and then weit on

the

$7,500,000. *

bilt! gives. hi brother, Cornelius,
enough of his inheritance to make
this fortune equal to that of the other

be present.

———

control.

e | of Sandon will be the local manager.
en with the firm for sev-
nd faithful

The firm now

@*xd

on Cigarettes.

MANUFACTURED BY

- | B. Houde & Company, Quebec

Arce Better than the Best.

WHOLESALE AT

ay

3-——HOUDES——*

| Straight Cut

Crow & Morris, Rossiand.

3
«

) the money,

that as well as i

ters connected

fairs of the provirice.
$s

Finnipeg in

)

er

< ibe for the “Record”
Subscribe i er Month, delivered.

Only Fifty cents P

‘original’ pedestal.

course, he said, the province got provin
because it was under-
written, but the very fact: of the] P
public. being so indiffevent proved
that the British Columbia govern-
| ment had made a bad - mess of it in| smposstble
many other mat- ts

ith the public af-]-

Wo Want the America’s Cap:

Winnipeg, Wcednesday.—Consid-
‘l erable interest is being taken in| Dr.
| the proposal of some| Spokane,
Montreal citizens. to endeavor to] tend him here.
take back the America’s yachticg ; ;
cup from our American ” cousins.
€2@ | Many prominent citizens’ here ex-
: Pp d their willingness to con-
tribute liberally toa Canadian at-
tempt to bear back the trophy to its

some
leted.

Sisters

ters’ h

ce.

HOLEY ~

afternoon at

AN CRITICAL

——_

Can Be Saved.

The ‘condition of Wm. Holey,
who was hurt yesterday in an ex-
plosion at the Le Roi, continues
critical, and it is impossible t
whether he. will regain his. sight..
* ‘Thormpson,. a specialist from

_For thé Sisters’, Fatr.

A meeting of all the ladies who
will attend booths at the, coming
’ fair will be held tomorrow
3 o'clock at the Sis-

ospital.

land | N

LVES

to Say Whether His Sight

bers, hamely $7,500,000.

—
_ MINOR. MIENTION.

7th.
At the International Friday

direct bulletins from the ringside
Burns & Co. Will Look After THOT) wil be read at the conclusion of
Own Retail Susiness:

every round in the Sharkey-J:

Blake Wilson, of . the firm of P. fight. :
Burns & Co., is in the city attend-|-
ing to the transfer of the company’s
business, of which they have again
William Donal

If you want x good night's
which . will. be’ remembered
A | profit, come to the. Miners’

Mrs. Vanderbilt is given both the.
ew York and Newport family res-
ooo in cash and an

A cure tor the ‘blues"’—Ben-
gough’s entertainment. Come and
see. Tuesday evening, November

to Toronto: 1 am now on my way:
back to Grand Forks and I propose.”
to make my home there in the fu-
ture just as in the past. The trial
at Kamloops has honorably “exon-

erated me of all part in the affair.” /

$y
ANDREE’S BROTHER IAS FAITH ~

Confident That the Balloontist Will
Yet Turn Up All Bight.
Mobile, Ala., Wednesday. — A
os letter has been received from Cap-
tain Ernest : Andree of Sweden,
brother of the polar aeronaut, eX- =
pressive of Andree’s’ confidence ‘in
his brother’s safety, and his conjec-
ture that: he must have come down
ito the west of 180 degrees and be-.
tween 63 and 87 degrees north.
“At the same daily progress made *
by Nanson,” says Captain Andree,
“Sof three miles, it would take him-:
two years to reach the coast of the
Parry islands, and another year be- -
fore hé communicate with civiliza-
tion.”

night

effries

laugh
with
Union

W

hall Tuesday ing,
7th,

COMING AND GoING.

Hon. C. H.

today.
Hon.-T. Mayne Daly and

AHAB |are moving into thelr new hemeee Bankers’ Association of Canada has
at elected the following officers for the

Kootenay avenue.

E.'Hall of'the Cascade R

‘© -tell| seriously ill at the Sisters’: hospital.
‘He is suffering from typhoid fever.
IE, Vi Bodwell of Victdria, who
ig expected today {0 et had been here -in - connection with
the settlement of the. Dundee case,
left at noon-today for Spokane.

Jaw of Dr. D. Campbell, is
ing medicine in Vryburg,
just now attracting attenti

Transvaal crisis.
,

Bengough will be there.
——

Roy Clarke left today for Erie on
have 22| mining business.
jesale and retail markets in the
At Nelson their hand-
brick building is almost com-

Mackintosh was
among the passengers for Spokane

Gordon Bunter -has accepted 2} ensuing year:
position in the general offices of the | Clouston, Bank of Montreal; vice-
British America corporatjon.

Dr. Paul Gillepsie, a brother-in-

A Hash to Gape Nome.

Seattle, Wednesday.—Dates are
already being set for sailings to
Cape Nome. The business prepa:
rations that are going on indicate +
that the shipping offices are well
aware that a big rush is impending.
and they are preparing to meet ite

(a

Bankers Elect Officers. :

family Montreal, Wednesday. — The-

President, E. S.
presidents, Thomas McDougall,
ecord is Quebec bank; Duncan- Coulson, *
Bank of Toronto; George Schofield,
Bank ot New Brunswick; George
Burn, Bank of Toronto.

a.
South Africa Soldiers Insured.

Toronto, Wednesday.—About 50
of the Canadian contingent who
sailed for South Africa from ueb. ¢
practic- | availed themselves .:€ the offer of
which is | the Independent Order of Foresters
on in the |and took out policies of insurance

with that order. 2