ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD: OCTOBER 3

1900

SHENANDOAH

IS PEACEFUL

Only Foreigners at In-

dian Ridge Ca
Uneasiness.

(By Associated Press.)
Shenandoah, Pa., Oct.
Shenandoah,

Kighth regiment, home tomorrow.

This will leave the Fourth ‘regi-
ment, Battery C and the governor's

troops in the field, about 800 men

in all.
Major,

shall,

Farquhar, . provost mar-
stated that the foreigners
in the vicinity of Indian Ridge col-
liery and the eastern end of Shen-
andoah are ager an ugly dis-
position.

SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

3-—Ab-
solute peace resigns in. and about
General Corbin ‘said
to day that he hoped to send the

.| resenting British Columbia camps,
is said to be an improvement on
last year, The Pacific Coast asso-
ciation of fire chiefs is holding its
convention, So far Rossland has
made the only entry in the fire-
men's tournament.

HOTEL ARRIVALS,

Motel Aliant
R J Salisbury, Winnipeg. :
Mrs Jeff Davis, Grand Forks.
J W.Collins, San Francisco.
S F Petersen, Mosier, Or.
A E Young, Grand Forks.
O W Heywood, Ann Arbor.
EH Barchard, Montreal.
Stuart Armour, Spokane.
B 11 C Johns, Nelson.
A French, Montreal.
J Mulvelutt, New York.

Hotel Kootenay.
A A Brown, Spokane.
J MMclntosh, London, |
J W Hart, Montbury, Neb.
G F Leugert, Montbury, Neb. °
Mr and Mrs D L Mecitlyeuddyi,
San Francisco."
J Fyfe, Robson.

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Rossland, Trail, Nelson, Ymir, Kaslo,

Denver, Silverton, Sandon,

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ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4) tgoo

PRICE § CENTS

WEDGEWOOD CHINA]©

In this Favorite Buglish BISCUIT JARs, iad ‘are someof thelargerones |

ware we are showlsg a SETS, VASES 4 for the dressing table
great many Pretty Plecos WATER PITCHERS, We have many dainty bits

JEWELER J. W. SPRING OPTICIAN

APURE SOAP (czircnn

A CLEAR COMPLEXION
A Soup to be Pure need not neressarily be high-priced. We guaran-
tee the Parity of our CASTILE SOAP, Oar Olive Oil and Cucumber
at sixcakes for twenty-five cents, is a good all-round Soap. We
recommend our Large Tar, fifteen cents or two for twenty-five cents,
for removing «lirt or healing Cracks, Our French Imported Soups

arte BIG CAINS |

MinIsterialists Have Etected
222 Members.

LAMBTON WAS DEFEATED

Liberals and Nationalists Only
Muster 99 Votes So Far—
Carew’s Luck,

(By Associated Press.)
* London, Oct. 4.—The Conserva-
tives hold Newcastle by enormously!
increased majorities and Captain

TRAIN.

Brave Action of Express

Messenger
Council

NEW GERMANNOTE

ROBBER [i goteuas ae snp
SHOT DEAD

Edict Punishing Tuan.

AN ENQUIRY 1S NEEDED

Baxter of
Blufis

Repr to
Investigate and Report on
Three Points.

By Associated Presa.

Berlin, Oct. 4.—The new German

official note is as follows:

“The emperor of China has ad-

W J Devitt, Trail. Cascade City,

STORY OF THE FIGHT

and Forks, dressed to the powers an edict
dated Sept. 25, in which he orders
the punishment of «a number of

. % . | princes and dignitaries, mentioned
The Hold-Up Was Very Nearly by nume, for huving encouraged

Irish the Boxers. On the assumption

a Success---The Second that the edict is genuine, the Ger-
: men government,. in furtherance of
Robber Escaped

Lambton, of the British cruiser
Powerful, upon whom the Liberals
counted to deal a crushing: blow to
the government, finds himself at the
bottom of the poll.

are Delightfally Perfumed, and leaves that soft, velvet skin.
SEE OUR SOAP WINDOW.

MINSTRELS } inact GOODEVE BROS. 3

(WHITE PEOPLE) Rolt & Grogan ED PAYS TO DEAL WITH GQODETE'S.” James! Lawrence Carew

+ Present aioe : N: alist, has been defeated in

feat FEATURES FOR RENT. The Arlington, « ee & oe _— the contest in the College Green di-

ete vision of Dublin, which he repre-
A Show: of Unnsvial Excellence
+ + The Leading Hotel at Trail . .

Office and rooms ol fh sented in the last parliament, the
rie jt. secon floor Burrs opposition to him growing out of
Headquarters for Gommercial Men
- + Splendid Sample Rooms. .

It is announced, that Melbourne
will be the capital of federated Aus-
tralia,

Greenwood, Pha:nix, Midway, Camp McKi
ii vels
Ferguson, and Vanscitver. ed Revelstoke
——

William Donald, Mer., Rossland Branch,

.GORTON'S.

A Jowinls Holluay,
Today was Vom Kippur, the Day
of Atoneinent, in the Jewish calen-
dar, _ It is one of the high festivals
of the church and all the Jewish
business houses were closed for the
day. Many Jews went to Spokane
to attend the special services in the
synagogue there. .

i THustrated pamphict free.

Stationers

A convoy of Natal volunteers was
ambushed and captured by Boers
near Blogd river yesterday.

“Admiral Kempff cables from
Cavite that there is no truth in the

"report that the United States guh-
boat Villalubos has’ béen wrecked
and her crew lost.

the proceedure proposed in its cir-
cular note of Sept. 17, has further
proposed to the powers to come to
‘an agreement to instruct their dip-
lomatic representatives in China to
examine and give their opinion on
the following points:
‘irst—Whether the list con-
the edict of persons to be

Harke/Waronapee it centerotiawa: the fact that he attended a levee of
the Duke of York. Mr. Carew’s
friends seized upon the opportunity
of John Howard Parnell, brother of
the late Charles Stewart Parnall,
losing his seat in South Meath, to

+ Top-Liners .
3- BROTHERS OXFORD - 3
European Acrobatic Marvels

Jack Symonds || Hank Goodman
ymands. Hugh Pleasing Comedian

(By Associated Preas.) *™ down the track where a stop was
made. :

Here the robbers approached the
express car and ordered Messenger
Baxter to open the door. He re-
fused to do so. Under compulsion

It’s Easy Pickin’

TIE THAT SUITS YOUR
COMPLEXION. YOUR TASTE

Prince Albert of Belgium, heir
apparent.to the throne of that coii-
try, was married yesterday in Mu-
nich, to Duchess Elizabeth of Ba-
Varia,

MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE .
Council Bluffs, Towa, Oct. g.—

Lying at the morgue in this city,
with a bullet through his heart, is
the body of a .powerfully built man
with black hair and moustache,

FOR SALE.

Winston Churcpill fas won a
seat in the house of 1

Seven-roomed Dwelling house, plastered
Pnished throughuut, oul loeality
Hotel ‘and Saloon on Second avenue.- a

Unexcelled Table.

Henry Norman, the well known

Seattle’s population, as annount-
ed by the census bureau, is 80,671,

an increase of 37,834 or 89.32 per
cent,

LIGHT CITY BETTER

Councl] Working on 2 Scheme With

‘That Object,

All the members of the city coun-
at the meeting
last evening except Alderman Tal-
Only minor matters came up

cil were present

bot.
for discussion,

A petition tor the construction of

a sidewalk on Cook avenue and a
request from Mr,

department, for improvements in
the water service and sidewalks at
_ the public schools were referred to
the committee.
The city engineer reported in
favor of an expenditure of $340 for
temporary railway crossings.
Alderman Dean succeeded in
getting authority to remove the
boulders on Davis street from First
avenue to Phoenix.
The fire, water and light commit-
tee was instructed to confer with
the West Kootenay Power & Light
company regarding a plan for the
better lighting of the city.
The ammended pound by-law,
making dogs liable to tax from
birth, was read a second time.

EXCURSION RATES,

Ort. 2
to 16,

Spokane, Wash., 1g00,

For the above occasion the Red

Rail y will

make a rate of $7. Bs from Rossland

to Spokane and return. Selling

dates Oct. 1 to 15 inclusive. Limit |

seven days from date of sale. Chil-

dren between the ages of 5 and 12
years half rates,

Traius leave Rossland

Gamble, engi-
neer of the provincial public works

journalist, was elected to the impe-
rlal commons in the Conservative
ihterest from Wolverhampton yes-
terday.

Sir George Newnes, the proprie-
tor of Tid-Bits and the Strands mag-
azine, has been elected in S'

Ed Fox... Charle:

ie th Pe Ec

Fred Schinttt

Sweet ‘Tenor

Comeky, hnd

defeeting the late Conservative
member; Sir John Llewellyn,

Conan Doyle, Anthony Hope and
James Barrie are some of the auth

Great Cre t City Qu

Balladist

J.HarveBriggs

Premier Basso

GORTON and LEE,
‘The Princes of High-Class Musical

s Van...

artette,

GORTON’S SOLO BAND Watch
Gives DAILY CONCERTS son

Wait

standing for election to the house
of commons in addition to Gilbert
Parker.

LOCAL BREVITIES,

The Rossland Athletic cliib will

Caer Calor Gahy Cre Goh Choe, COLAC OCR EERE RCE OSES en

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MATHLESS STREET PARADE
+.» POPULAR PRIGES...

Seats on Sale at Rotts’ Deng Store,

ALY CATA SDSL DEPL DOA SDBADOALIOACIELY AD:

splendid business opportunity,

JOHN HAVERTY, Prop.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables.

JOHN F. LINDBURG ... ..PROPRIETOR

Heavy Transferring.
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.

8T. :
Commercial/Alley, "Phone No. 39.
Postoftice Box 16. ,

this evening give the first of a series

of dances which will make the club
attractive throughout the wincer
season.

W. J. Lougheed has removed his
place of business directly opposite
his old stand, adjoining McArthur
& Harper's store.

D. D. Winters, lately with Hun-
ter Bros., has taken a position with
Holstead & Wright.

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR

Permanently. Removed, for

ae. On yc wes when
.ine and of
th ” ‘Numitineinyge b lenis!

full information, or CONSULT AI TO.

Ladfes and

by a G

CUNLIFFE & McMILLAN,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINI 1.

All classes of Repairs and Construction Work Undertaken.

Ore Cars, Wheels and Axles Buckets, Fans, Shatti
a specialty, North Bumpy kent + Shaiting, Mangers'and Mullers, _Vipe work
1B. é Malls, Concentrate ue for Wm. Hamilion

‘Third Aventc Rossland. BP. O. Box 198.

yr iarniore e Plessant and much

Use El Electric Lights

eee
Estimates furnished for Wiring and Lightin,
i, Electric Fixtures carried in stock.
Electric Power Joeried for Mining and Manbfacturing purposes.
an steam. — Motors
HA In case of trouble with h ligits, telephone No. crpgncan a and 6 p.m.
m6p m.,and8

Rossland Water. and. Light Go.”

They reduce insurance: gi
home or business place brighter
aang and save yov money in
ways,

THE ELECTRIC NEEDLE PROCESS.

operly applied.
cle aiile ces

lis
Re FREE OF CITARC
ROOM 8, HOTEL WINDSOR, ROSSLAND.

Eye Krows sade jBenutifat.

nity removed.” ie y Male

re afilicted with
Call and” hroctire book giving

CANADIAN
PACIFIC

AND S00 LINE.

SMELTER NOTES,

The second furnace at the Grand
Forks smelter was blown in yester-
day. With only one furnace 300
tons of ore have been treated daily
without using iron, lime ot ‘any
other flux. The cost of smelting i is
estimated at $3 per ton.

Paul Johnson says the Creenwood
smelter will be in operation by De-
cember. His company has spent
$500,000 in developing its mines
and building its smelter and expects
tg be shortly treating 1000 tons of
Mother Lode ore per day, Ship-
ments to the smelter have already
begun,

SEAL

MANUFACTURED. ON SHORT NOTivE

Rubber Stamps

Made to Order and mounted on the latest improved Air
Cushion Mounts, also Daters, Ink and Ink Pads.

W. H. S. GAVIN,

NOTARY AND
CORPORATION

TELEPHONE 20 OR 98.
With the Record.

PHOTON of Lora and Lady Minto and

Tourist Cara pass Medicine Hat dai
Bt. Paul; aid oe
ton;

Same cars pass Revestoke one day earlier.

Morning train daily for and from Ni

RENOWNED

“IMPERIAL!

gs a ? .
LIMITED TIME CARD ‘OF TRAINS.

Double Daily Train Service.
First-Class Sleepers on All Trains trom : =

ARROWHEAD & KOOTENAY

Se
No.1 North CoastLimited |”. aan
LANDING. cep

Noa No: thCoas!
% West Bound

Co h
Palouse & fees Pan
Saturdays for Montreal and Bee. |seeeyheoate oraneP

Mondays and Thursdays for Toronto,

Pally exceot Sunda

ily.
Even cent Sunda all others daily

CONNECTIONS:

ROSSLAND..

ROSSLAND,. CITY TICKET OFFICE,

ZEIGLER BLOCK,
leon, aitet

AND YOUR FINANCES.

, When you “drop in’ at this store,

The New Styles, Colors
and Pattersifor Fall are
coming fn: will You come
in, too?

O'HEARN fiw:

put Mr. Carew forward without his
knowledge for South Meath, Ow-
ing to a technicality he was elected
without opposition. Mr. Carew
may now reconsider his offer to re-
sign South Meath in favor of Mr.
Parnell.

Gitvert Parker Ktected |
Gilbert Parker, the novelist, has
been elécted ‘at-Gravesend, sectirin|

a majority of 738 over the Liberal

? its expensive and dan;
Do tf B noah ite eh anf a
task ning: ‘You will ind

did: Hil d Harmsworth,
The Conservatives have cuptured
another seat, Sunderland, fro:n the

MORNING, NOON % NIGHT.

vaeee WE ARE AT IT...

Liberals.
The results of yesterday's elec-
tions, announced to 1:52 p.m. to-
day, show the total. of returns up
to date to be 310, as follows: Min-
‘int 220, Liberals 54, Nation-

am ¢.

king for your =
ing Order. We do the Finest Class of
this Work in the Kootenays. Probably
you don’t. want anything in this lite;
just tow; remember us when you do.

EWERT BROS

We arel

alists 36.
At 3:45 p. m. the returns showed
that 321 members of parliament
had been elected as follows: Min-
isterialists 222, Libérals 54, Nation-
alists 45.
‘The Conservatives have suffered
a defeat in the Stephen’s Green di-
vision of Dublin, the polling being
as follows: McCann, Indep

about 6. feet tall and aged appar-
ently 45 years. He was one of
two men whofheld up the Kansas
City passenger train on the Bur-
lington railway, three miles south
of this city, -last night. Express
Messenger Charles Baxter killed
him.

The two men Fonrded the train at
the Union ..Pacific.,.transfer and
climbed over the tender. just as the
train was crossing the Mosquito
creek bridge. Engineer Donnelly
and Fireman Frank Holman, who
were in charge of the engine, were
ordered to stow up as soon as the
train had crossed the bridge. While
one man held a revolver on the en-
gine crew, his companion went
back and cut off the baggage and
mail cars, leaving the day coaches
and sleeper standing on the main
line. Acting under orders, the’ en-
gineer pulled the train half a mile

Engineer Donnelly attached a stick
of dynamite to the side door of the
sar and blew itopen. In the mean-

and escaped from the door on'the
opposite side of the car. As soon

robbers entered the car while his
companion marched the engineer
and fireman back'to the engine.

Baxter crept around in front of
thei and Seeing thE Yobber-keoping | -
guard over the engine crew, fired
tone shot and killed him. instantly,
As soon the shot was heard the
robbet in the car jumped to the
ground and fled through a corn-
field,

The dead man was brought into
this Nothing was found on
the body by which it could be iden-
tified. -‘The robber inside the car
was preparing to blow open the
safe at the time his companion was
killed,

time Messenger Baxter seized a gun |;

as the door was opened one of the |!

punished is sufficient and correct.
“Second—Whether the , punish-
ment proposed meets the case.
“Third—In what way the powers
can.contro! the carrying out of the
penalties imposed.

“The information received up to
the present concerning the recep-
tion of this proposal by the powers,
justifies the belief that a general un-
derstanding on this matter may be
looked for.”

UNITED STATES! APPROVES.

Conger Lustrueted to Act on Lines Sug: -
gested by Germany
By Associated Press.
Washington, Oct. 4.—The Unit-
ed States has taken another deci-
sive step in the development of the
Chinese situationin a note delivered
today by Secretary Hay to the Ger-
man charge d'affaires, Baron Speck
von Sternberg.
In the note, favorable action by

‘| this government on Germany's last

Con-

MERI 3431; Campbell

JEWELERS AND ENGRAVERS.

servative, 2853.

ANOTHER OF BENN’S BARGAINS

In Desirable Locality, within fifteen minutes of Pos

Two Acres Office, Will make’ Sixteen Good Resitlence Lots.
—_—

The Whole Business for - - * - 7 $380.00

A Well-Located Residence Lot, Corner, Most
Beautiful and Healthy “Location in the City.

$280.00 on Time. A Lower Price for Cash.

CHARLES E. BENN

Residence Lot

Liacoln Street,
Opposite Rossland Club:

F, B. Burnham,the famous Amer-
jean scout, who was on Lord Rob-
erts’ staff in South Africa, has been
assisting in the canvass of F. F.
Ricardes Eaver, in Newington,
West London.

The Primrose league has issued
an adroit circular to the effect that
33,838 more marriages occurred
during the four years of Conserva-
tive administration than during the
previous corresponding period of
Liberal rule.

Laurier at Quebec

(Ry Associated Press.)
Quebec, Oct. 4. —Sir Wilfried
Laurier was accorded a warm wel-

WILKES WAS NOMINATED 3:

Nel Oct. 4--(Special)--James Wilkes was
nominated by the Independent Labor Party
at a late hour this afternoon,

HARD RECORD TO IMPROVE

ersdorp District
(By Associated Presa.)
London, Oct.

office:

October 1.
days from his base, marched 310
miles, was in contact with the enemy
twenty-nine days, killed an unknown
number and captured ninety.
The British: Joss is three killed,
three prisoners and twenty-four

Splendid Work of Hart im the Krug:
4.--Lord Roberts
has wired as follows to the war

“Hart - returned to: Krugersdorp
He has been thirty-three

‘this information from the Panther

ig the punish-
ment of Chinese ctiminals is ex-
d and the is
made that the United States kas al-
ready sent instructions to Minister
Conger along the lines indicated.

The instructions to Minister Con-
ger are that he shall learn the
names of the Chinese offenders who
are to be punished, also whether

Striking Minors won't Accept Them—
Situation Vachapged

‘(By Associated “Press.)
Shenandoah, Pa., Oct. 4.-—-The
concessions announced ‘yesterday
by the Philadelphia and Reading
Coal pany were not sufficient to

the punisl to be ini:

is adequate to their offenses, and
finally, whether the punishments
are actually administered.

’ The American note is considered
most important in the establishment
of complete unity of action between
the United States and Germany.

induce the striking miners of
Schuylkill cegion ‘to return to the
collieries today.

General Gobin stated today that

creek'valley was to the effect that
allthe collieries there were work-

wounded. Hart brought back 2820

ing as usual and no trouble was

von KETTLER’S FUNERAL

‘whe Orders
Honors to Be Patd

(By Amociated Presa.) 4

Taku, Oct. 1.—The Dowager

Empress has deputed the highest

officials of the empire to make all

Inyo a,

the necessary arrangements for a
most imposing funeral in honor of
Baron Von Kettler. She has also
ordered the erection of a suitable
temple at the capital to his memory.
The superintendent of trade at Tien
Tsin has been ordered to meet the
body on its arrival here and the
highest officials at other ports will
pay the greatest honor to the dead.

CarserjHoward and Riverside. head of cattle and 3281 sheep.”

Also of the children on platform
taken Thursday, Sept. 11, can be
bought at Carpenter & C pho-
tograph gallery, over Dominion'I Ex-
press office

m., 10 p. m., daily.
Tickets on sale ‘at city ticket
office and depot.
H. P. Brown
Ticket Agent, Rossland, B. C.
H. A. Jackson,
Gen. Pass. Agt., Spokane.

Main Line and Pacitlc Const. Di
y ail =
cept Sunday) for Kaslo and (except Mon:

‘Monday) from Sandon and Stocan Points, ~

come by his constituents in East
Quebec as well as the electors from
other parts of the city aud surround-
ing district last night. Regarding
the date of election he suid he did
not exactly know and if he did he
would not inform his hearers.

Offers special membership in-
ducements for a short time by”
suspension of the initiati
All the.........0.. cube

from Crows Nest Tané, and fi
| for Revelstoke, anticipated.

Fatal Collision Near Sherbrooke

FIRST TKLEGRAN FROM ALASKA}

By Associated Press.
diowAS. WiRESS Sherbrooke, Que., Oct. 4.—A
pt ¥ Ra pad 3 fatal collision occurred on the Bos-
(By ciated Freee.) ‘ton and Maine railway at North
Seattle, Oct. 4.—The first tele- Derby, Vt., yesterday afternoon,
gram from Skagway to Seittlesjpuween a light engine and a local
marking an epoch in the history of passenger train, resulting in the in-
business between Alaska and the) cant death of Fireman Bowker of
outside world, was received here} ine light engine and the slight in-
yesterday. ~The time occupied by jury of five other trainmen and

the message in transit was seven jinree Fail
passengers, ‘ailure to ob-

hours. This will be reduced.

‘line over which it passed to Van- serve running orders on the part of
couver is that which the Canadian | the enginger of the light engine was
government has constructed. the cause of the collision.

| Canadian Line to Klondike tn overae|

Afternoon train daily for and from Nelson ev Our Hlectslectinhtet

for Crows Nest Line und from Revelstoke,

Main Line, and Pacilic Coast. Dat ly (exce| 4

Sunday) for and from” Boundary Points
aslo, and (ex

Sandon and Slocan Ponts, Urey) for

PLENTY OF
SPONGES..

Rossland
Athletic.
Ghub .....

If you are troubled with head-
ache or nervousness, have your eyes
examined, your trouble may be due
to some error of refraction. Lanner-
berg eye specialist, Wallace build-
ing 10-1m"

Magazines
~« Periodicals

Excellent accommodations for

permanent and. temporary board
and chambers; $36 to ‘to per

month, For particulars apply to

CHARLES E. BENN,
Charles Webster, Steward. Secretary.

“NORTH COAST
LIMITED”

With New “Observation Cars.”

The Sponge ix useful in all depart.
janine of home, indispensable for the
bath. desirable for kitchen Work, use-
ful for sr eabping and convenient al-
WWe have Sponges for every

Fpose, bul aurspeciaity isthe Fine
Bott, Cleansing Bathing Sponge we
sell for twenty-lve and fifty cents.

You'll ve glad to own one.

ROSSLAND DRUG CO.

123 E, Columbia Ave:

—
chan nia More Gold From Klondike
By Associated Press.

Seattle, Oct. 4,.—-The steamer
City of Seattle has arrived from
Skagway with $1,500,000 in Klon-
dike treasure and 317 passengers.
The Yukon river will be open” until
Oct. 15, or longer.

.The Spokane Industrial exposi-
tion opened yesterday under favor-
able auspices, There was a large
attendance. both afternoon and
evening. The Royal Marine band
of Italy has proved a drawing card.
The mining exhibit, about half rep-

Smallpox at Nome,
By Associated Press.

Seattle, Oct. 4.—The steamship
Nome City, ten days from Cape
Nome, reports another outbreak of
smallpox at Nome.

Kootenay lunches are the best. 4 hrs-Nelson to Rossland-hrs 4

Glanses aud Jars

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

For rates,tickets and full int
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