Mining Property For oe DAIS. os The Undersigned has several Promising Prospects For Sal at Reasonable Figures, . From Latest Di Marshal Blanco, the new captai: yonerabot Cuba, has eent a eahe wees pee nt, © ving arsbhe opin res garding the prospects for the pacitioa- tion of Cuba, Wilham J. Dugedule, an. old man of 80 years, wax found dead in a room over Dugan’s book store on King street east, Toronto. The old man at one time was a well-to-do grocer and was still pos- sessed of weans at the time of his death, but had lived in a miserable manner, even atinting himself in food and seeing noone. His death is said to be due to starvation. ‘ Little is known in Berlin regarding the difficulty that recent.y aroee be- tween the German minister to Hayti and President Simon Sam over the ar- rest of aGerman subject named Lue- ders. ‘There isa disposition to regard the situation as exaggerated. Itis un- derstood that the matter has already been settled by the release of Lueders. - insurgent tribesmen - Maider valley were very active yester- a They He several tierco attacks 2 THE CRESCENT nd’ Evening Record. ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, ‘THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1897. New Orleans, Nov., 3.—The fever ejt- creas joe MRE CERIO REINS the board of health states that if cooler u weather continues for a few days the disease will become non-infectious. The official report shows 34 new cases and six deaths, ° Mobile, Ala., Nov.2--Twelve new cages a formay, me today shows the cold wevther has made papers. no on the 1 of yel- low fever. ~ BLOODY RIOTS IN THE SOUTH VOL. II. No. 116, Will Give Working Bonds. = Located on the Salmon River, North Fork of the Salmon D ec orations. and Porcupine Creek. oot A New Line of Wall Papers from 173¢ cents a roll upwards. Large stock to choose from. A bargain line of REMNANTS froni last year’s stock in two to eight roll lote. get for $6 at Hi Silks, Velvets, and Velveteen: at Co™ a Seo tne of Fancy Taper turl||uet ass Pesto tant lned st Hane ilks, Velvets, and Velveteens at Cogt — & | > @) RE har Decorations. wat arrived e car oe of rubber goods Dress Goods: fe x 9 ‘Ladies long rubber boots ‘at Hunter _ ; aA Dress Trimmings and Ornaments HS. Wallace’ Domesties and Linens 5 —————— Ladies’ and Misses’ Garments PRICE 5 CENTS. ONY BYLAWS: PASSEDA Will Monster Closing OutSale $10,000 New Fall Goods Just Received. hese Goods were ordered and shipped befyre ‘we -had concluded to close out of The Yellow Fever. ANOTHER LE ROI DIVIDEND. Just ina new line of novelty: dress patterns at Hunter Bros. Seventy-five pieces of Japanese silk in different shades at Hunter Bros. Air tight heaters, steel lined at Hun- ter Bros. . The Total Now Is Swelled up to Six Hundred and Seventy-Five Thousaud Dollars. . Atthe regular monthly meeting in Spokane of the directors uf the Le Roi mining company last evening another dividend of $50,000 was declared. This isthe 2ist dividend declared by the company, and the total amount paid, including this, will be $675,000. The meeting was attended by all the direc- tors of the company in Spukane and the session lasted over, two. hours. Pret PRINTING TAKEN FROM RECORD dent Turner said that only routine busi- ness of no interest to the public was * traneacted aside from ii the dividend. nee and Raymer, Yorod ‘There has been some talk of late to Together—Interest 5 Per the effect that the company could not Cent. declare # dividend as usual this month, owing to the fact that expenses had been unusually heavy, the building of the amelter at Northport being a drain up- on the treasury. The rumor was given wide circnlation among mining men by a circular issued by s local firm of stock brokers who issue a weekly quotation list d with a resume of the di prevailing which might be expected to affect the stock market. The statement was made in the manner that the Le Roi might not be able to pay a dividend this month in addition toall but that after the smel- Also Properties in the vicinity of Rossland. J. L. WILSON, Grand Union Hotel, Comments from the British French Receive Thelr Final Reading This Evening at 8 O'clock. Boys’ rubber boots at Hunter Bros. Children’s long and short rubbers at Hunter Bros. A suit of clothes well Lwortht $15, you ‘a. business here. We now offer them at the Montreal Wholesa'e Price. _ , The Bloomer Question. “Onur society,” said the young woman who belongs, “‘has decided that bloom- ers shall be barred.” “How vulgar!” sai! the girl who docs not belong. “They ought never to be in other than solid colors.”’—Indiana polis Journal, Nepows ed and 13 wounded dirpatch from Alderman Carecrllen is ime ntioned as the probable Conservative candidate for one division of Hamilton at the provincial elections. The supreme court reassembled this morning. , ; . Sixteen passengers on the Norman Wm. J. Bryan Argues. That the _ Democratic Victories Augur Well for Silver. ; : : “Air tight heaters, steel lined at Hun- Having moved into our Fire Proof Building ros. ” a {The Record Three Storey Building : Is for rent in i Client — Good morning, Swellplead. 3! . re : Nipas ag ciel T’ve'received your bill for getting me off z = : : ; - - Stee gar : Two Rooms 14°x 42 on Ground Floor, Eight Rooms on. Second. Floor. Combination underweor from $1.00 per euit up, at Hunter Bros. ‘We have the largest line of rubbers in d and prices right.—Hunter The Remnant, Mr. A.—I presume you carry a me- = mento of some sort in that locket of yours? x Mrs. B.—precisely.. It is a lock of my The city council last evening passed two money bylaws, appointed Major Cooper returning officer, and passed a resolution against giving Tux Recorp any more printing owing to the precent trouble with the local union. This matter came upin the form of « communication from the local typo- graphical union which asked the coun- cil tonot allow THz Recogp any more printing as it had bren declared unfair. ‘At the time all members were present except Ald. Fraser. The London German and French papers in commenting upon the elec- tion in America take a dark view of the situation. If such organizations as Tammany control politics, the St. James Gazette Bros. Your Doctor Fights a busband’s hair. iar a eAGAE Bo cinch congver Custom House Blanks “Bat yonr husband is still alive!” thinks it will only be a tion of time atsense. -. “Yes, sir, but his hair is all gone.”— | until the politici: find 1 in If the druggist does his duty the med- London Fun. . | the criminal dock. icine will be xight, and your “doctor 2The Record . on ‘The Pall Mall Gazette says such eke . ERIN ba * Jot Office. . ant Swellplead—Ah, yee, to be sure. ny further informatio! i ree ie? Aon can give you it it’ Client—Yes; I'd like to know if I.can change my mind and goto jail instead. Cleverton—‘Mirs Brisk Jack &hooksmity overboard.’ Askine—‘‘How do you know?” Carpets and Linoleums Gents’ Furnishing Goods . Gents’ Clothing } " ‘ Yacht Britannia Sold. ‘ i i will stan@ ‘= good chance of winning state of things could not exist in Lon- has thrown iia sietony, . q a London, Nov. 8.—John Johnston, the] don asa T: ‘i ‘the Berlin Tageblatt says T 's vic- principal director of Rovril, limited, is Cleverton—“Why, whén I asked ‘him last night how the affair was progreseing he told me it was none of my d——i pu-ine ss"? ‘Vie Recorp job office has numbering and stitching machines and can do any and all kinds of work promptly, neatly and wlli save you money. 8-17-tf Mhriers’ and dressing shoes at one-. third you pay elsewhere at Houghton’ & Bannett’s. ~ - aa A $2.50 shoe at $1.50 at Houghton & "8, “10-1 tf Bannett' * Blankets, at eclling out stores {4, at Houghton and Bunnett, only ¢2. McMillan & Hamilton WHOLESALE GROCERS —— OF — Vanceuver.. B. C.. Have a complete stock at Nakusp. where orders will be received and promptly tilted. . Furs Wanted. . The Providence Fur Company, Provi- - deuce, R. I., wante all kinds of raw furs, skine, ginseng. seneca, &c. Prices tur next sixty days are as follows: Silver Fox.. - -$16,00 to $160,00 Bear . 5.00 to 25.00 Otter. Martin z weaver, © pound, Wolf! Per Poun’s. LL ERBRSRS kuSssezes Price-list on all other furs and skins furnished upon application. Full prices ab rent, walinashacs ronittaae in all consignments. Brick Colville Brick.and Lime Kilns L, RUSCH, Pror. COLVILLE WAPH A j— Agents for “Queen Victor! ir W NTED Rei; and Dimond Jubil Overtiowing with fatest and. richest plewures raphy of Ser SM her rema f the Diamond Jubilee. ‘remendous demand. nga for Credit given. THe BOMINION COMPANY. De Dea! horn 8t. Chicago + Pept. 7. 356 Dear: - | damages. [HUNTER +9BROSG) eieiitincontty tails Yor Sih cat st Boots and Shoes tne We are determined to’ close: out our--stock .as THE CRESCENT - Every Article in- Our Store is a Bargain. sTUSSI BLOCK speedily as possible Rooms ‘Suitable for Hou tekeeping. Rent to fuit the s Times. _ Apply ‘at This Offices Two S48. Several hundred pounds of Wants, For Sale, Rent, Last Etc Fresh Roasted Coffees Tencents a tine for the first Insertion: and five cents, a fine thereafter. JOHN M. Burke, Mining Broker, Columbia lining Colw ‘GREGOR, Atkinson & Co, M oy brokers and land FOR BENT. Fon Rant: A furnished and Arriving weekly at our store for the Rossland Trade. ENDERSON, contracts TENDERS N, contractor and builder. f ni for rent in the Rrcorp block. Our Blend FOR SALE. DRuGGisT . ; FB, BASER's Drug 8- 41 E. Columbia ave. Guatemala Costo Rico and. Salva- | Fox 84.8 on Luase—Two story frame buildiny dor at 83c. per pound. Usually Wbeteatas Imatres peas Olam Are sold for Mocha and Java at higher prices. Java Mocha . Costa Rico and Guatemala Blend at40c. per pound. This is very fine. heap, a 50 hi D Conditian?? as iorse power boiler {1 For Satz.—A 5 horse-| For Lar A oT pply at this DEAYAGE, GUN AND Locksairit. M. FRIES, alley, rea> Hotel Allan. SXF RESSMEN, FABARLES Bates, Trausfer and C a pee afer ‘and rsddaais Heed: HARDWARE. OF GooDSs ON TRACK. . GRANITEW ARE—=+ At poke Prices of TINW ARE Jessup Steel is the ,only steel that will stand the hard rock SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND Travers HardwareC. JF. TRAVERS, hard: ave, W. Movixa: If you have household good all's Red Star tipnater wagon site more: Drayaos: ‘The Red Star Trat Bandiec ail kinds of freight prompulys ee Tramina: If you want delivering or team! Shy kind doue call-up the tee sor Statens ; " . Ta Yon will use our Coffces regularly if you | Baccage: If you have a trank or ft once try them. n Aden Mocha . * Old Government Java, the finest in the market at 50c. per ponnd. NOTELS, Tye laland: Columbia avenue. LAUNDRIRN, O88LAND Laundry, offive in bas Ri'Grand Union Morel. ‘Sraheusw Son, re & : any part of aie ait for i ioracatas Geechee Lu: A. 8, K: ‘0. izmber, etc., everything Se PHYDSICIANE, [D8 Eaward Bowes, office over Post Omce. HONEY in Comb. HONEY Strained. HONEY in Jars. LIVERY STABLES, dloaees.iet your sedile aud the Hed Star stabien. "2 PACK Rutees at PLUMBERS, thing moved—trom a trank ton boiler. J. WwW. AARTLINE. PROP. -RED STAR _. ery and Transfer. Go. Saddle and pack horses, light and ‘heavy rigs. a general express, truck and business, We have the P ge for the C bia & Westere railway; are prepared to unload and deliver all kinds of freight from cars; any Quick work. Telephone No. 8. (UBBON & Wiloox. No 18 SYRUP, Log Cabin. SYRUP, Maple Sap. SYRUP, Ginger. SYRUP, Golden Drips. SYRUP, New Orleans. SYRUP, Cryetal Drips. BUBINEOS PEESONALS, Just stop and look in Fraser’s wind a the a becnttfal perfume stomisers. stra jet the Recozn every night rh Conte per week. ‘Leave orders at the Ofice. BATHS. STENOGRAPHEES, M22. H Helen L. Keyes, Stenographer and Type- WATCHMAKER. URB. BURBANK, one door west of Allen Honse, PALACE STABLES ™’ SADDLE AND PACK HORSES, = Be anal . DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING. WASY4.NGTON AND AESEARVE STS. J.W. LANE. PROP. - Rossland, B.C. O.M. FOX & CO. Columbia Ave. and Lincoln St. BaTuRooms fitted up with tubs a1 Seeley il kinas aaa ven, gut worker plumber. ‘Phone 27. o Westlaw The Frank Hanna LIQUOR Co. All kinds of Fancy Drinks for jFamily and Table use. 2 2. 6s Imported and Domes- tic Cigars, . | « PERSONAL. D. 2 Py ¥ Record Job Office |e rene wenne nceinte Has constantly on gand a supply of nenrauihanre For Sale Cards iggaee Teiaaeie Sieprery: as, Sogiom For Rent Cards yendgme, raat leads, serving Sine meals and prices reasonable. Husiness lunch 2 cents at the Vendome. go to E, M. Shaw or J. W, Ui the Rossland Evgenino Recoxp in | % ham. | te; SECRET SOCIETIES Lodge No. 27, A. PF, & A. 3f. meets on the evening of the 4 day each mouth at Maso: fo iall * Romland iy inv! retary. ‘Hed Mountain Tent No. 4 mi a . ts ied and Sth Wednesday of each month hillixrd and priv: t | steam beat and all modern conveniences. BLAND, Lodes, Ko. 26, 1.0.0.%. meen! FFOtel Allan For Sale ip, N. G., John sEpOtn Ur Bee ee : : For Personal Reasons Only: LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. ©. One hundred elegantly furnished, Nght and airy bedrooms. Parlors baths, club rooms, "‘Diuing room Uunexcelled. Electric’ lights, ————_Tha Only Brick Hotel in Town, —————™ ———t To Lease Cards Twa Vendome elves quick serrive nn auc. n> ice and everything tirst class. No Credit Cards = Furnished Rooms rs Cards. PLUMBING, . WELLER, prae M. sanitary pi Bpokane street an feta ical ry Columbia avenue. “Phu: 19.8 T Interests in Trail Creck properties of merit for afevelopment work. | ANGLO-AMERICAN MINING & IN- ‘Record Job Office Assorted Colors, Attractive Design. |. pypey, ‘Abition Neneed wl ‘ . Ferner, deme ural uloek. fy missioners for t it for Liquor License. Notice is hereby given that we asin neh Surg op any Of Kossiand, tor a li- to sell liquor by. reta! wrn.as the Stock Torche 6" Hove! sires City of Rossland oon OF dl Dated Oct, 25, 10 DIPLEY & MCARTHUR, VESTMENT CO. ‘The Rookery. Spokane, Wash. | at this For Sale, Two small marine engines. office. Classifie Business Directory. Apply BROK EMS. ee FRAXE A. Wanted Second Hand Furniture of all kinds Furniture Wanted. bought and sold. R F ‘ Money to lean on Mortgages and Colateral Se. T. Gregson & Co. Advances made on Consignments. United States Consulate. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. overnment, of thi No Delay. curities, apply B.C,, fai ner ree . Th AUCTIONEERS AND YALUERB- “The Rossland Laundry will call fot our clothes and return them clean am ficely done up. Office, alls barber Belleview Notaries, ete. , mining broker, P.O. box 265 32 Columbia Avenue Kast, shop, basement next Grand Union hoe ROMSL AND, 2. ©. j tl. : 7-80-tf Six Rooms. on Third Floor. ‘You can help your dostor by havin your prescriptions filled at > FRASER - The Reliable - DRUGGIST Latest and Approved Forms. | RECORD OFFICE. ‘Has a fall line of Custom House Blanks ‘\the purchaser of the Prince of Wales’ famous racing cutter, the Britannia. ————— “ Chamberlain Honored. Glasgow, Nov. 3.—The Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, secretary of state for the colonies, was instalied today as. lord rector of.the Glasgow oniversity. There was an immenee crowd of people pres- ent and Mr. Chamberlain met with an INTERNATIONAL MUSIC. HALL ELH. KANE, GEO, RUS! -A. M. ZINN EVERY3QIGHT (Excepting Sunday:) eng ee Fa enthusiastic reception. : ee ‘To.Increase Silver Coins. Parig,Nov. 8.—Five .powers of the | Latin union. on‘the initiative of Switzer- “land, have eigred a convention to. in- Proprietor. ral Manager er ane SWE oe JOY & CLAYTON-—Ethel ; “Cherry, Pretty, Bright, Sparkling. crease the number of sinall uilver coins by a franc per head of their pooulation, using the existing five franc pieces to supply the necessary silver. _ED. MUCHLNER 2°" Descriptive Singer. —— A CHANGE OF FRONT. United States Advocating. Reciprocity To- < wards Canada. SENORITA CAMILIA™ =~ The Peer of Carmencita. Washington, Nov.3—The United States government is now favorably con- sidering the question of recurring to the system of reciprocity fer encourag- LOO MAYFAIR, Mandolinist and Dancer. ADMISSION 10C. ing commercial relations with Canada. It is knowa that Mr. Caseon, who has been specially cherged with the ar- of iprocity, plans under Le Bon Marche Millinery Ho use, 121 East Columbia Avenue. Complete Fall Importations of . . « Millinery. Novelties Now on eale, representing by far the largest and choiceat display ever made here. Select Styles‘of Trimmed Round Hats and Toques. Models from the leading Paris -House ‘Also ch ice styles of dress and suit hats from ourown work- ™ rooms. Large variety of Walking Hats and Sailors from ~ 50c. up. Pattern Hats from $3.00 up. Inspection invited. the new tariff act, is friendly to euch course of action. —~—— Morality Was Bad. Chicago, Nov, 3.,—The arrest and casting into jail of Heary B. Foulke, who has posed as the leader of theoso- phists and spiritualists of this state, has revealed an appalling condition of ai- airs. The complaint against Foulke is made by agents of the Masachusets Society for the Prevention of Craelty to Cb‘idren, who avow that the investigations of a month past warrant the arrest of 59 more of the new cult here’ and they say ‘that wa vats will be applied for imme- diately. RUSSELL & HALEY, P. BURNS & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Beef, Pork, Mutton, Fish, Game, Oysters. [Successors to} SPOKANE 8T., ROSSLAND. Rossland, Opera House Saturday and Sunday, Nov, 6 and 7. Australi an Variety Concert Se JOHN R. COOK.,. Office and Business Rooms [zx ¥% TO Corner of Colambia Avenue and Washington Street. in the city. Good Mining Property. _ Shares of Stock in Company. Miss Gertrude Marrack, -Donna Contralto, ang Pienist in Primed Bialad Belectons, Eng ish, Irish ish. Miss Harry Watson, ° Dramatist Soprano and Pianist, in the nese re, “Girls of Japan.” Haw- new Jepq spanish songs and daices, tume. RENT * Best location Master Sammy Jonson ‘The Prince of Comedians. Full of ran. In the latest coon and comic songs. Good Substantial Companies. Taal Dancé Satarday Evening, Admission 50c OFFICE WITH ——-™ Rossland Mining’ Abstract C6, Over Post Office. Gunny Trang Sued Ct Lots. Town Admigsion, $1.60, 75c. and 50c. Diagram and seats for Sale at ter in Northport is completed the coim- pany may be expected to largely in- crease its dividends. The story grew in the telling until it became generally be- lieved that the payment wonld not be made. ~ IN IRISH GENTLEMAN Sixing Up Rosslaid and Other Paris of British Col- umbia. tory will bave a sinister effec: through- out the United States, for it means the desire for icipal reform has received a’ serious set back. The ‘Westminster Gazette calls it a victory for an‘unpriacipled government ob- tained by unprincipled methods. The Paris 'témps says that the elec- tion is deplorabie for New York and the cause for democracy. ‘Wm. J. Bzyan, the great silver leader, looks at it in an encouraging light for the cause of eilver, prophesies that it is the commencementof the ovéfthrow o gold ahd trusts, 0s ee? 250 gait DARE crr Salt Lake, Nov.,3— Party workers hayebeen active during the menicipa election but it was-a light vote today. There are five ticketn in the field head- ed as’ followa:Doremus, republican; Dale, democrat. Lawrence, peuples’ yaz- ty; Clark, citizens’ reform; Hasbrouck, socialist-labor. At the last general elec- tion the city gave McKinley 1658 and 3718. Returns roceived by the Tribune up to 2 o'clock thie morning show the elec- tion of Clark, citizens’ reform, for may- or by a plurality of 36 votes. AN ELECTION RIOT. Cincinnati, Nov. 8.—A riot in which Charity Ball at the Opera Horse Tonight—Amateurs’ Boxing Match. 8. Marsh, an infvential Irish geni'e- mana, is registered at the A'lan. Ms. Marsh is i.aveling simply as @ tourist, and is very reticent about hineelf but it Frank Egbert, of the Frankfort fire de- is safe to say that bia eyes ave open to ‘was riddled with bullets, ' the capabilities of B.Jish a ard especially Rogsland, as it is his intea tion to :etara to Rossland a-ter visi:ing the coas:. In answer to a question Mr. Marsh seid (bat it was the impression” ac"oss the Atlanic ivat the Kloadike boom would sidet rek cépial “rom Eritish Columbia, but he d'd not believe it Smith and Walter Coins weve fatally wounded, occurred at 1:46 a. m. The tradgedy was the result of anattempton the life of Ben Marehel and other politi- cal workers, about midnisht. Marshal and others, heading the fight for the i cipal ticket, OTHER KOTES OF LOCAL INTEREST | The mayor asked to have the commu- nicati m referred tothe finance commit- but ‘Johnson insisted upon immediate action. Raymer introduced resolutions which he had already prepared, to take printing away from Tue Recorp, which carried. Wallace, Johnson, and Ray- mer voted for the resolutions and the mayor and McPhereon did not vote. The money ‘bylaws, providing for $75,00 each were passed, alzo a bylaw to provide for the date of election which was fixed for November 16. . | WONDERZUL DIRECTOE Ww. W. D. Turner, | president of the Wonderfal'Group Mining company, has n meeting is called for Thursday evening, and it is expected that the directors will be pre- pared to give a satisfactory statement to the stockholders when they mest. the following evening. It was reported yes- terday by one acquainted with the in- ner workings of the company that the original promoters had concluded to re- place in the treasury of the company out of their own private stock s sufficient number of shares to make good those that had been sold and the proceeds of gale missapplied. The officers of the company would neither confirm nor de- ny the-report, eayjng that no definite statement can be made until after the board - meets Thursday evening.— Spolesman-Review. TO RELIEF OF STHRVING MINERS Chicago,