ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JUNE 22, 1899.

TORONTO STOGK MARKET

Tororo, June 22.—The following Ina
rdef today’s callon the Toronto
itock exchange, and of the sales made:

Empress...

CAMP, MKINNEY.
wee $1.26
23,

Waterloo. :
: GARIBOO Drerator.”
Cariboo Hydraulic... $1 45
“rAiaviEw oaMr.
Smuggler. . .
BOUNDARY cunex.

= TUXEDA IBLAND.
Van Ands......s-08+ 8:
-- ‘TRAIL cuexx.

j Evening Star, 500) -

it 1196 5
ta
Afternoon Galee—Golden Star, 500, 500

t 6: 500, 500, 500, 500, 600.
Spe ane
We 5 Oat ; Golden YY
wa BO at Ole: 600, 500 a at, 61; 600

500, 800" 62!

500, 500, 500, at
Bece Trail, B00 at 25; B.C, Gold ia Field
t 434.

‘ “TO ESCAPE ‘THE BULLPEN.

Washington Courts Invoked to Ald An Al-
leged Rioter.

‘The Tashington courts have been ap-
peaied: to to keep Charles Fryatt, @
‘Wardner merchant, from azain being,
confined in the “bull pen” in the Idaho
city. With what success the appeal was
made is yet-a matter of doubt.

‘Fryatt was arrested at Dayton Mon-
day. By whom or en what charge is not
known in Spokane; Dit it is believed the
airesting efficer was a deputy marshal
from Idaho. - Fryatt, had been confined
in the “bull pen,” but was released sev-
eral days ago, says the Spokesman He-
view.

‘Learning of Fryatt’s arrest his broth-
er; R. B, Fryatt, instituted proceedings
here to prevent his return to Idaho aud

escent Dry G0

LIMITED LIABILITY...

Men's Clothing and
Furnishing Goods.

Highest quality for the Jowest price is the principle of our Clo-

a thing Department. All our Suits are Tailor made, yet our prices are

thelowest. # # # # 4 # 4 4 2 2 4 #

Our Famous $12 50.

And $38.50 Business Suite are made of
Brownieh Grey, Fancy Plaids’ and Navy Blue’
Worsted Serges: ined with the : best Farmer’s
. |Satin-silk sewed. throughout.

Sizes, 35 to 42,

See Our $18.

‘And. $20.00 Suits made’ of: Imported »
Clay Worsteds in Blacks Blues’ Browne and ~
Plaids, Satin. lined. Equvil to any custom
made suits at $30.00, or $35.00.

Sizes, 35 to 40.

teds, Black

Suite. ¢

Our Tailor Made $15.

And: $16.00 Suits are made cof Clay Wors-

or dark. Blue and Fancy. Brrons,

mixed Pin Head Checks in Round cut Sack
Sizes 35 to 42.

MEN’S WHITE

Laundered Shirts

Reinforced Back and Front with Linen
long er short bosom. Our leader.

75c:

(MEN'S

Negligee Shirts

MEN'S WHITE

Laundered Shirts

Long or short bosome at

$1.00, $.25, $1.50

styles and weighta
at 5c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25,
$1.75, and $2.00,

$).50

to match at

+ Eid MADRAS

Fancy Colored Shirts

‘With. etiff bozoms and one pair cuffs

$1.20

$1:00 and:

MEN'S.

Percale Shirts |

With collars and cuffs attsched..

way

‘(Men Balbrig: ggan -

Shirts and
finished,.all sizes at per auit.

$i.56|

erg; good’ abeliy well

‘64.50

Mew’

per suit

Mens Summer. Underwear.
Men’s Imported

Natural yoo] Summer weigtit Pndor
wear at 42. 50, $8.00, $3.50 and

3 Silkette

Balbriggan Undei wear,

only.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1899,

PRIOE ‘FIVE OEN'TS:

———————_ :
We have just received a fine line of Purses, Card C ases
Wallets and ‘Cigar. Cases-in all the latest shades and. with

Silver and Gilt ‘Mountings,

J. W: SPRING,

NEXT DOOR 70) POST. OFFICE.

| Men's unlined,| Wool suits; ‘Men's: Linen‘aults,
Osler coats aud vent, ‘Men’s Summer. vests.

Sitk Strij

Marseilles,
without collars...

Boy’s Vinen two Piece Suite, Boy's linen:

“SUITS.
eS i SHIRTS.

Plaue. and Regatta, A nobby line of Colored Shirts with or

BOYS SUITS.
HATS.

Acomplete stock of Men's 's aud Boy's Straw and Felt Hats.

4; Men's White Duck ‘ful, Men's Lustre.

Sailor Suits, Boy's Linen Coats.

air.

BLOWN 10 ETERNITY.

Three Men ‘Instantly Killed~ in the
~~. Mar Eagle Mine,

ONE DIED LATER, ANOTHER DYING

The Sole Survivor Says He Warned
- the Men to Beware of Holes -
That Had Missed Fire. _-

‘At 10:80 this. morning. five men on
shift in. the 625: foot level of “the
War, Eagle “mine: drilled into a

Chatles Lee and Chatlés Sturgis ‘i
stantly and injuring Mike Griffin’ s0
badly that he died while being brought
to:tewn.. Dan Green chad his leg and
jaw broken: and lungs~-perforated with
sm ui. fragments of rocks. He wae taken
to the Sisters’ hospital, ‘and* at 1 o'clock
wasutill alive, but’ Dre. Bowes, Kenning
and Reddick aaid -there was no Possible
chance of his recovering.

Charles Coulson, who was nearest the

Hote at per-

la nico line of Bisek ¢

Ordered Clothing a Socsicice.

M. | HEARN,

uo CLOTAER :

1000 at $8.64;/.
at 63. ‘

ey

“PAN

TS 52,53,

$4 A

50 AND’ $5.00.

15C.

~ SPECIAL

oT Sc.

100 Pairs: Boys’ Pants to fit boys:from 6 years old to 15 years old

in Stripes, Checks and Navy blue, worth $1.25.

OUR SPECIAL PRICE | 75C.

Men’s Linen, Collars 15c and 25¢ ||"

Men’s Linen Cuffs 25c and 35c

New Brick Block. ;

Columbia Avenue

CRESCENT DRY GOODS. COMPANY,

LIMITED LIABILITY.

Rossland, B.C

the“ball pen.” At3o’cluck y
morning Judge Prather was roused from
sleep to sign a writ of habeas corpus and
bench,warrant for Fryatt’s arrest. A
deputy clerk. was later awakened to
place the court seal on these documents.
The writ-and warrant. were given to
Sheriff Speck, who left yesterday’ for
Celfax, hoping to iutercept the Idaho
offiver and hia prisoner there.

Tuesday evening a ‘phone message
from Colfax gave the information that
believing Fryatt was yet at Dayton Sher-
iff Speck had started for that city. This
was the lateat report received. There is
some reason to suspect thatthe Idahe
officer got wind of the writ and took his
prisoner te Riparia and there took tho
boat for Lewiston. One he got his pris-

{Avg havono solleltor, so his rate-of
raon't goon you : plambing establishment in the city and | be m:
prepared to do all kinds of “plumbing | f7¢ for ths ely
steam-fitting, etc., anywhere,
body at anv time.

‘Dr. A. W: CHASE
Catarrh:
==Sufferers

UCCESS aS fe its Iife a3 Simeat t Snposstbte for a
do business ait or

We have no collector so his rake-off
“does not go on your

What goon.
charge for work that is right.

RECORD JOB

3
itary

BI LL

C. M. Weller, Rossland’s pioneer BaR- |
plumber, has the best

‘equipped

for PRY | Hie name of the.

26, Rossland, R. C.

BILL

jo work for CASH, so we do not
e lose of bad collections on your

BILL

on your billis a reasonable "

OFFICE

ener in Idaho the writ
would be of no effect.

Police Court.

Frank Hollensworth, who was re-
mianded yesterday upon the charge of
frequenting houses of illfame, was fined
$2 this morning.

Thomas Madden was before the court
upon the charge of vagrancy and his case
remanded for a week.

~ AM ADVERTISEMENT IN THE RECORD

Subscribe

PAYS——PAYS———PAYS—PAYB

ocdit

to be ric
aoa the climate

bl
he

associate with tien
e breath com

any
effort to cure it, but-it is beyond the
tive.

No ‘ing man can {i ore Catarrh.
Xf be has tf any fron he makes cous
ft.

ere scimething about ts the manner of life
to breed

iseases of them ee sranbcane: ‘Medical

selene fence ordinal
it **relieves” i¢;
Catarrh for over thirty and bis name =
essed by thousands who bave abaken off tht

of this Insidious ‘disease.
by all dealers, peice ag cents per bea,

y
Transfer of Liquor License. -
Notleo ig hereby given that application will
‘Boa:

of Kessland,
ing, for the tanafer of tao iicense tw in

egune y emma issign:
t its next

{to Ee A, DILss,

18
forthe Butte Hotel, meiouated on lot 19, block

RICHARD PULLMAN,
CORNELIU> WHALEN,
Dated this 21st day of June, 3899.

Merchant

Nobody wants to
m pivopedy wants to to
He dicapped ev.

es from Catarrh?
of the Stomach, some-

tant effort

arty S320 A

Wd LOUGHEED 860

Ladies’ Drapers.
REDUCED PRICES FOR
20—DAYS--20
IN LADIES’ SUITS
Just-artived a fine range of
Flannel Suitings
IN GOOD

Colori ings and
Patterns.......0.

6 COLUMN AVE

the sanitary
his office and

Jeo F. Fitapstrick;

ni
Shaw's cigar store.

‘Miners, railroad and. city checke am
ed free of charge at .all hours at Hote,
Hoffman, , Ross alana, Harry MeIntoslt!
propricter.
eDr. J. F. McKenzie, office - resi-
dence over O,. Hearn’s opposite Bank of

— . Toronto.

Tailors

SdaliT

Catarrh
Shackles

: Broken in pp maloutes

f\
t}

v ‘ ace ie a cas eth
ean l
the throat, c tens ro red si of fas

ler gave me, Instat
sherkin while I wi
‘Dundee

“lagh by Goodevs Brothers.

| pieces nearly as bad!
‘| can be learned they, were all single men.

was only.slightly injured on
the jaw and one.handand arm. He was
taken. to the. hospital and had ~ his

_| wounds dressed. -

Lee’s head; both
were blown off,

rm and both Joga
Sturgis was torn— “to
Lee. "So far a8

Griffin has. only been in the. ‘camp a
week, coming from’ Bt oat Cee

eataneeiere the.

“We

& ance

106 WEST COLUMBIA AVENUE.

I ‘average man buys shoes’ from

er and trust to their dealera.. Hence the advantage of | ‘dealing with a repu
table houge. .Our shoes atrike people by atylish shape and by their quality.

C,.0, LALONDE

will have your trades alter. tha

and fit. They knew little about, “leath-

11 EAST COLUMBIA AVENUE, |

y Mega

some ofour Medicines turned into

man, Nothing strange

mat that, ‘Those who have tried our preparations ere convinced 0!
ity and a

‘ur store is a veritatin tronaare a hou fo for.
to come no matter what is wanted, for if we have

T. Re MORROW,

‘Then others bay
repertica

le.
erdue te change,

red ising will be thoroug! \y cleansed and:

werything in the'Drug line. Itisa good plac
3 poet itwe ean Drse lng a to the right Place

Successor to, age &Morrow,

Pioneer. Druggists,

Rooms for banquets

The Clarendon Cafe.

FIRST. CLASS: IN EVERY RESPECT,
Open Day and Night,

and Dinner Parties.

H. H. Play ford,

AUDITOR and
ACCOUNTANT: ~

No.1 Stone Block, Russland

P..0.:BOX 608.

Lvery Sunday night,:Grand seri

Practice Concert by New. ‘rly Band
At 8ST, CHARLES HALL,

SI, 1 HOTEL

banca
Cold Starage'To me
“Under the *t, Charles Hotel.
All Kinds of Delicacies we ‘Market Affords.

This Is Onlya Scheme

Tine tb es:
one else as I
Beller vate then nb the doctors aad bu
cach, Get your prescription and fami
celpis prepared by me and save at Teaat
SPRING CLEANING.
rm thor-
sete cles eoaton ode food's ty and
ine's Celery Compounds are considered two

You can have eunsr
address,

‘Thom Stout, Dropgist,

First J venue, Near Spokane Street.

Oldest Established House in Kootenay
WILLIAM-R, BEATTY
Undertaker.
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A

that they had better muck away the
abattered rock from the last shots ‘ard
see if there were any heles which: missed
tire, but they did not do so.

At8:20-thic afternoon Green was get:|
ting cold, ‘/had™ Jost..consciousness and
waa expected to very sooir die. +

Coulson, the only man living, belonged
to. the local Miners’ union, and; thoze
‘who are dead were nierabers of the. Weat-
ern Federation: of “Miners and other
unions. _No arrangements have yet been

dead, but it is thought they will all be
buried here under ure auapices of the
Minera” union.

DENOUNCES THE CUBANS.

Gen. Rnriaue § Says the Cubans Do Not Went) &
to be Americanized.

Havana, June 28.—Gen. Enriqu
late Gen. Calixto Garcia,
time to time, has attacked: the: Ameri-
can military through the press of Hay-
ana, today renonnces the Cubans for ac-

cepting money from. the United: ates
‘and calla them coward
nity should come” before calle et ee
‘stomach.

“what we want is’ that the: inter:
yeners should conduct th the

BY GIANT POWDER!

missed shot, ‘which expluded, killing had

email ining a
‘bat be ‘ald the? 8 m

made for the: burial“of the unfortunnte | .

AGUINALDO A LIVELY. CORPSE.
= be
ie Is E
», Troops Sleeping: on'thetr'-Aams.
Manica, June 23.—Aguinaldo does not
aeom to he satisfied with an attempt: of
the insurgents to.retake San Fernando,
and has taken* command of General
Luna's army and massed a Jargeat force
yet mobilized, bringing 2000 men “from
the Antipulo. reqion He is exceedingly
tronblesonie. ~ Last -night his men
wounded. two ‘members of the Seven-
teenth regiment. eral’. McArthur’s

arms. The igual

Filipinos will give “hia: another Chance |:

for a battle, for the soldiers © ‘really énjoy
an opportunity to, fight them when they

cll ing é

ing a ‘point ¢ of Luzoi

port, She strack-a ri

waa fast for several hours,.di ing. whi

‘time'she was surrounded b
natives:in canoes, who became ‘menac-

ing.:: Captain’Eagle,-who commanded.

the transport, was :compelled' to ‘throw:

overboard #- hundred tons of supplies in
order. to lighten the® ship sufficiently to
gether off’ Before: this -ovcurred the
Filipinos had.towed ‘ashore the

: over ten days | ago. .
8 |'supposed that these flyers weuld go to

NES TO THE BO SONY

Taken Over the “the tral. to. Take. Part
in the Races,

“ROSSLAND,"* BEXLEDI AND “56.

Traniet Fisher Refused to Take the. —
Chances of a Mix Up With
Be Mayor: Houston...

Até o'clock this. morning Major R. EY
Leckie’s . ‘565. and‘ Claude Cregan’s
| **Rousland’’. started fer the Beundary.
| country over. the -Dewdney. trail:to take
| part in. the .Dominion’ day. celebration:

| races at Grand Forks and Greenwood.

‘Erneat:Kennedy’s: Benledi was’ taken
It. .was.generally.

‘Nelaon, and ‘the reason that. they did
not is best told by Tranier Fisher who
has them in charge. Last night-he said
toa representative of the Reconn, fe-
garding the matter: ‘You see last year
|we went to Nelson, ) John Houston, then
maor, was the starter. in the last day’s
Because we:could not get eur.

s off to suit him” hecalled us all

fighting “over the-: spoils... The cruiser.
Baltimore’ recently. grounded: om the
gamespot, but the natives: Jonred to ap-
proach her .g 3 UR IS

A ‘HOOINE TGR

The City Treasury. Enriched by.B100
Paid in-Fines ‘by the Lincoln
“Street Girls.

‘kinds of f-b—s. I never heard
‘such violent and: obscene ‘languages "To
'ge:Jaure: we were all trying to get the
‘beat of it in the atart, which is natural
‘and is always the case, but there was no
excuse for Mr. Houston acting as he did,’
.|'‘and ae I refused to accompany the horse
there this ~season’ they were taken the
other way. We wonuld-have preferred to
have gone to Nelson on account. of rail-

road. Sy ale Mr. Houston is

"55" are’ amoni
prevince, a

would. at che been followed” PD ‘Neleon™ ty.

‘several bundred ‘people who: will:remain’
‘at home, ‘not. caring to‘make the rough...
~ loverland’ trip'to the Boundary country. a
Benledi is probably. the:best * bred race
horse in the province, and is the sreitvent.
three-year-old. Rossland. and "55" ar

‘| prime favorites in theirclass.-.- *+

Mr. Houston, told one horseman wtho-
talked back: to him’ that ‘Nelson had
gotten along very well: without. his kind
of people for eight years, and if he did
not like it’ he could gohome and stay
laway,” which it mow “appears that they.
| propose te do,

_ UNCLE Same COLONIES, *:

New. ; Department of the f tie Salted States Gov
q hi

ermment is Sight.
New Yorn, Juae 63:—A Washington
special to the~ Herald days: “‘A new

. branch. of the governitient, with the,

who was’ 2 member. of the. ‘staff of ke ed uo
and who, from | cis

and got Thompson,

the’ “pistol at’ Lynch's

Officere:McPhee and Mitchell ar-
rived: just at that time and. ted sin

title- of department. of colonial affairs
and foreign commerce, or something
fiiailar, is deemed’ -by the‘ administra-.

‘tion. absolutely necessary to meet. the

new conditions which - confront the

hed States asa reault of the war. with :
pa in.

congress on thie feabjects mats ia now be

‘American people at large “desire,” “and
not in accordance with the wishes of
thore here and in Washington, who are
seeking personal enrichment through
lucrative negoliations.. Let. the admin-
istration define a policy that will enable
us to know what to do. The American
people recognize the truth in the report
re en. am es and disregard Gen. Al-
ger’s gr tus speek out candidly
and uthfally, telling what we consider
our duty and our rights. The Spaniarda
verned here for centuries - without.
decubanizing us. -We have-no desire to
come Americanized.

oy Heantsed, 22: Sine
ree! wanted Dreyfus Condemned Again.

+ Loxpon, June -23.—M: De’ Blowitz,
-| Paris peters of the Times, saya
that Quillian, the outgoing” minister of
colonies had the audacity, to eay yester—
day-that he was © ‘waiting for justice to
pronounce” in the case of Dreyfuz, He

wanted Dreyfus condemned. again in
order to absolve Dupoy of 1894. who was
implicated equally with Meacies, but in
this atrange affair at the moment of en-

preme crisis some unforeseen event al-

ways intervenes to prevent.a triumph of
iniquity. Faure’s death ‘and Dupoy’s
fall again eave the situation.

Bicyele Trust.

New York, June 23.—The members
of the newly formed American: bicycle
mpany, or so-called truet}.with a capi-

tal of $80,000,000, held a meeting at the

Waldorf ‘hotel to arrange: final details.
In all 86 separate concerns operating
plants are involved, the American’

§ dle company having six Plante. ee

McPhee pat the
revolver in his, pocket and at the juit |
took it out and found it was. atill cocked,

‘Themas Lightbody was ded un-

in; 6 Control ‘of
fonlonies by foreign powers and the ex-~-
tension of American ‘commerce into
foreign fields, and members of the cabi-
‘net and subordinate officials of the ad-

til: tomorrow. for . sentence upon the
charge of assaulting Geitic Malley, col-
ored. He pleaded: guilty. «-.:

Annie Orthmon and Maggie: Meyers
were each fined $30 ‘for keeping hous
of ill fame, and May {Vincent ‘and Lill

Johnson were fined $20 “for eres in-}.

mates.
REDUCTION IN INSURANCE.

From a Quarter‘of a:Cent’ to‘a Cent and a
Quar'

The fetid underwriters Tata - recent
made a red

in the i roareces ratein Rossland from

a quarter of a cent to a cetit and:a quar-

ter, and local agents are now. busy pay-

ing a rebate on all -policies “tuken, out

aince the 15th of last March upto the} Good

16th of this month, The block the In-
ternational isin the reduction was. tho
least; being only one-quarter of a ‘cent
from 7 percent. The block the. Recorp
office iwin‘has* been’ reduced one cent,
and:is now fixed -at fig. per-cent:~ The
blocks “between Spokane and Lincoln
streets facing Celumbia avenue haa the
benefit of one-half.cent, and those east
of Lincoln three- rquarters.o of @ cent from
7 per cent.

are gi giving much time and
thought: to the details of the proposed
new lepartment.

‘EDITORS’ © EXCURSION.

It is to Arrive ia Rossland at'7:40 p.m. ‘Satan.
» June 24,
Sepretary Jackeon, of the Board of
‘rade, received a telegram at noon today
from the Editors’ Excurajon. from Vah-
couver, stating ie they would arrive in -
Rossland at. 7;40

js acting mayor, in the absence of Mr,
eve. He will see the aldermen in
town and they will determine what is to
bedone in the way of entertaining them.

Parliament at Rome.

Rowe, June 25—Gen. Pelleux, premier,
yesterday roceeded in the Italian’ par-
liament, after ‘three weeks’ of successful
obstruction by the opposition and man
violent scenes, without having secur
the passage of government bille, to mod-
ify’ the ralea of parliamentary procedure,
and to restrict the liberty of the ‘Presa

and the freedom of speech, 4

ee