ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, MAROH 2, 1899.

ROSSLAND ADVERTISERS.

Business Men and Houses Worthy of Confl-

dence and Patronage.
Crecrnt Dry Goons Stone, Lt, Liability.
Firzparator, J. F., Plumber.
Gragon & Co., O.. C., Auction House.
Huntex Bros , Goneral Merchants,
Honxyyonp, J. F.; Tailor.
Rossuanp Avcrion House.
Hatey,T. E., Dealer in Meats-All Kinds.
Horyaan Horeu, Harry McIntosh, Prop.
Hore, AuvAnN,. ‘Mrs. M. E. Allan, Prop,

HINTING, Record Ottice.
Lauonpr, ©. O., Boots, Shoes, Rubbers
LeRor STABLES, J. F. Linburg, Prop.
Le Ror Bee weey, Gold Seal Beer.

T. R. Druggist, Toilet Articles.
Lrvery Stabe, larvey.
‘oCrax & Co., Mining, Real Estate ete.

KEnzig, Dk. J.

DonaLD, CLOTE & Cron, soe ore:
MeoNaziun & Deacon, Sols.

J JouNgoN &Co., J. B., Brokers, Reai Est.

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING

Thomas Stack returned last evening
from « business trip to Greenwood.
‘| Chris McDonald, who has been in the
Boundary for some time on mining bus-
iness, returned home last night.

Mrs, H. ©, Bellenger, who has been
visiting Mra. Dr. McKenzie, returned, to
her home in Northport today.

W.T. McDonald and E. C. Finch left
on the noon train for Spokane in con-
nection with a mining deal they haveon.

Mike Shea, of the Kootenay, went to
Spokane this morning. .  ‘

E. W. Talbot, of Spokane, who has
business in the county court, returned
heme on the noon train.

W.F, Anderson, traveling ticket and
freight agent of the C. P. R., with heads

Men’s Shoes,

* O’Hearn, M, J., Merchant, Tailors. ete,
Parker & Co., J. L., Min. En. Brokers.
Prayyorp, H. H. Accoyntant.
Parker & Co., J. L., Agts., Gult Coal.
Reppin-Jacxson Co,, Mining Brokers.
Rogeianp Loan Orrice and Jeweler.

., Recorp Jorn Parstine Orrice.

Rep Sran Livery aNp Teansen Co,
Rossianp Launpey, Graham & Son.

* Sprine, J. W., Jewelery, watches, etc.
‘THoMPnoN, Ross, Mining and Real Est,
Witson &.Co., M. A. Tailors.

WELLER, G2 M., Plumber.
Waxes. M. J. Auctioneer, Merchant. |
Wucox, Guy, Plumber, ‘
Joy in Dawson,
‘There is much joy in’ Dawson at ‘the
improved poatoffice facilities now Pros,

‘yided.-: The Klondike nugget, in its ie-|
sue of February 8, is loud iz ita praise off
Postmaster Hartman, to whom it giver’
fall credit for having brought order ont
‘of chace. Mr. Haitman took charge .of
‘the postofiice just after the recent se-|
vive fire, which very . much interfered
yith:his work. “He found that no less
than 200,000 letters, in a fearfully mixed
state, had been allowed to accumulates
The new..postmaster grappled with his
task manfally and soon had ‘things put
straight, much ‘to the satisfaction of the
long-suffering populace. Many will . be
§urpriged to learn that the Dawson.post-
offices now provided with 3,003 letter
boxes and six delivery windows, with a
clerk toeach.. ~

‘We’ve seen it praieed in poems—
‘In fact they quite abound—
How nature paints the country
“And all the, woodland ‘round,

But though dame i is given
Her measure of renown,
The poets never mention
How man can paint the town.
(7 New York World,
Asseisment work and restaking a spe-
cialty. ‘Interest taken in worthy proper-
ties in part payment. Jackson, Record
office. 3-21-38

‘OM. Weller, Rossland’s re Bioneer gan-
itary plumber, has best equipped
lumbing establishment in the city and
i prepared to do all kinds af . plumbing

stoam-fitting, etc., anywhere, fon any|-

body at any time. 19-ti.
J. ¥F. Fitzpatrick,
plumber, has removed
she to the cornet of Columbia avenue
Washington street, ander
Shaw! 'e cigar store.

the sanitary
is office ‘and

‘The Nelson Tribune says: Sheriff!
Robinson has notified tle attorney-gen-
eral that his resignation must be - ac-
cepted to take effect on the 31st instant,

| Rossland Mining Stocks

ge !
fe be

at Nelson, d to that city
last evening, ~ ;

‘ Dawson, United States of ‘America,

Vicronra, B, C., March 21.—The
steamer Danube last night brought newe
ofan alleged discovery. of 2 Russian |-
boundary mound about 100-miles east

The Big St6re,

Women’s Shoes.

Misses Shoes,
Children’s Shoes,

of Dawson. The diecovery was reported
by three Ruesian -Finns, and Commis-
sioner Ogilvie and Consul McClook have
gent a commission to investigate. There
is great excitement at Daweon over the
belief that Daweon would be declared

You will find as Jarge and well selected stock of Snoes in Our Store
as you wish to look at. The prices pou will notice as very reasonable

The ascortment is large and varied. It will be no trouble to fit you.
When in the store-ask to see them:

within United States territory.

Large Funeral Expected,
* SzarTiR, March _21.— The steamer
\| Kinspia Maru, from Japan hy way of
Honolulu, brings advices of great prepar-

“et TAE BIG STORE. ae
Sar cone CARPETS, MINER'S HARDWARE, CLOT!
AND SHOES, GLASSWARE, MINER'S ° SUPPLIES.

OTHING, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, ea BOOTS

tions being made at for the

funeral of Princess Keiulani, who was
to. be buried March 12. : It was expected
that the procession would: be the largest
ever seen in ‘Honolulu, not excepting
that of Queen Emma and King Kala,
kane. SAG

tho State of Colorado Passes: “Such
1a Law

Weekly Ore ‘Ship ments,

‘The ore shipments of the week - ending
Mar. 18, Were a8 folllows:

To Trail:

Tron Mask.......--++

‘TO NORTHPORT SEELTER,
Le Roi .

Tons.

HORKS SATISFACTORILY IN UTAH

Found Advantageous. to Employer
el eee and Employee In the Stateof .
If our children are delicate, we have a aag i :

i ii we ut) s°

Thia ig the rebate we bad at our lest. lates abant of Overcoats,
Snits of’ Clothes, etc., and at that rate we are now. rofedne. it-to our
customers.

Everlastin: Overalls.
White uhirts a

A $18 Overcoat for..
por sloth
cs

6260
t0¢
te
ae

Comforts a

Towellnge, B Oe

~ And many oth far
mishings aca cheep,

lankets ..
- Boeks, three pairs.
‘We have no branch sto: WO.To boy at above Prices 3 you have only to call at

ROSSLAND. AUCTION AOUS

. 42 B. Columbia Avenue 8. BANNETT, “Mauager,

their health to worry about; if not,
their table manners. pabuel

The people who have epasms-over the
paseage of the Moore eight-hour law’ are
respectfully referred to the action of a
aimilar law in Utab, which is eminently
successful and has not operated: to im-
pose a hardshipupon either the mine
operator or employes. ‘These restrictive
laws “have been placed in’ operation
through the influence of organized labor,
in almowt every locality throughout the
United States and have. been, beneficial
to both employer and employed, : They
give employment to 25 per ‘cent. more
men than under the ten-hour system,

Cortected by the RoadinJeskson. 1 Company
ve}

ulshtad cohneure nue, P.O,
Hloudiress Wrantling Codes, Clough, Lieber
Bei foreing &’Neal-|

dford MeNeal aud.

: MINING OPERATORS AND BROKERS,
Established 1895!

Agontsfor N. & F. 8, Railway additi
Rossland, Vials, Erie and, Gottinbis townsite,
We Have Buyers for al Stand-
ard Stocks.

I five the 2. biod in, the following companies for eale;—
‘EUREKA CONSULIDATED, GOPHER, HOME STAKE, EVENING
STAR, SILVERINE, R. Ei LEE’ BODIE, EUREKA, NORTH STAR
| and ZILA M,

note inthe Original Townsite
. ~ . =.
a REDDIN. JACKSON CO., AGENTS,

creo ete " RossLAND, B.C,

and, no matter how the jon of wag-
es adjusts itself, the eight-hour system
is certainly consistant with conditions
existing.in in every-part of the world.
Eight Hodts for labor, eight hours for
recreation and eight hours for ‘sleep 18
ly a correct and sensible division
of time; and wince the United States has
become a nation of Lired men, there’ is
every reason why the law shoald régu-
late these matters.

52 IMill Creek.

R.E, Leo
SlRepnbiie

THE JUDICIOUS ADVERTISER

Who wants home trade
advertises in the paper
that prints the most
local news.

From the stand-point of ° utility most

Bebe” of the large mining have

bd tohs

Tel. No §

rand Pri adopted the eight-hour system long

since.
In Montana the same practices is in
vogue in all mines over 16

sfer,

STABLES—First. Ave., bet. Spokane and Wash. St.

JW, RARTLINE PROP.

men and operates beneficially. “This ex-
ception was made in the interest of the
small leaeers.

- In the cocial system every man unem-

e Pine,
jHnnohaha -

Monte Christo.
Nontrel Kea 3
Moruing Glory.....19

War Wagle.

S. GLAZAN

—cARRIES A—
BIG STOCK

‘OF

FURNITURE

STOVES

CROCKERY

GLASSWARE

OARPETS -.

PARLOR SETS

ELECTRIC Light Globes.
WANTED—Second Hand Househoid

goods for which the highest price will be
paid.

S. GLAZAN,

ployed is'a threat, either to his fellow
workmen or to society, and a Jaw that is
{rnmed for the purpose of taking up 26
per cent. . more Ixbor is beneficial alike
to and society at

MINERAL a ACT, 1896.

large. sees
Governor Thomas »rnreciates these
things and the working people” of the
state can rely upon hia impartiality and
good judgment. He will not veto or re-
iuage to sign the eight-hour law.—Lead-
ville Miner.

Hannak Frectional Mineral Claim, situate in
the 9 pratt cyeee mining division of West Koo-
+ igd— About one-half mile west of

, north ofand adjoin-

that I, Wm. F,
np axcont te rivins Rebay Fi
rene

‘Devereux, acting
‘ree A nora’ cofuificate

According to the Denver Post, a skank
broke. up a Christian Science meeting in
Georgia. The leader was urvible tocon-
vince his followers that they only imag-
ined they smelt something.

ing Recorder for a Certificate of {mprovements,
the purpose of obtatning e Crown Grant t of

And furthort take notice thet action, under
section 37, must boc ence before the issu-
Anee of tuch Certificate of im) rovemel
Dated this Toth day of Marcl., 189,

WAL, DEVEREUX, P. 1.8,

Transfer of Liquor License.
Notice ishoreby given that application will
vclouge eherebr etre, that, spplioation wil
forthe eCity of Rorsland, ‘at its roxt meetin
transfer the license to ret

Nc EILL & DEACON,

BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS.

apie aru

FIRST AVENUE First Store East of
SPOKANE ST.

sitaquars, How {tt the nama of the un-
tge Owen, for Hutel Alham.

Rassland’s Coming “Trading Place
Tea Bae, per Ib. gore
Coffee 20c. percan:
‘Spices 4 boxes, 25c.

Ladies Shoes « re selling very. 5 ely,

Recure your #
‘General Merchandise. ofall kinds. -@m

Cc. Cc. Gi BSON a CO-. : enrrrt

HYGENIC VENTILATED

a Welt. Shoes

yur whole system healthy. They 0
nicer o, comfortable aad ‘strong. Worth #10. flr

Rossland Loan Oltice.

NO.16 WASHIN GION 8T.

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in Stock.
REPAIRING DONE

Rossland, E B.C.
Miner Building, Columbia Aveaue,

eraign
braslet <3! Blok ae ‘of Howland, BG SINNON.
ce]
February 16, 1899,

The Rossland Auction House

42RA5T COLUMBIA AVENUE+

PHIL A. SILVERSTONE, Prop,

we ime e:
Rossland Evening Record

VOL 8, NO. 242.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 22, 1899.

a
PRICE FIVE OENTS.

C= 1S. WAAT YOU WANTI
You get ie) in nour Bold filled cases e equal in a)
iiifiar karat and gusrenteed %, a ane % years,

eseny, Quality higher than ma
Peloas an low. fe ore tush you are Cainking of pugobasing, give me a eall,

J. W.. SPRING,

Tap Succostor to CuarLowzn, MircneL & SPRING,
Next door tothe Post Office,

Spring Furnishings.

E HAVE just finished o nin up aad: markin off the Tai jest ena
nicest noc ofready made clotting ng up abd min wo Beasiaad fh in va

\LEDDOLOLOLSODLOOLO®

Men’s Black Navy Serge Suits.
Men’s'Faticy' Tweed Suits.

Men’s Scotch, English and wrap Tweeds.
Men’s Fine Spring Overcoats... . .
Boy’s 3-Piece Fancy Tweed HS *
‘Bo’ys 2-Piece Black:and Navy Serge Suits.
Youth's 2-Piece Suits in all latest styles.
Men’s, Boy’s and Youtt’s Pants.

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Cy
A choice assortment of TIES just i in,
son—(17th)—_—__—swe.
‘A large consignment of the Jatest styles in American and

English HATS will be opened up today, and your inspetion is
in vited.

Suitable for, the sea-

OUR'GOODS ARE
aP TODATE.

M. J. O’HEARN, The e Giotien

Corner ‘Columbia Avenue, and Liteol Street.

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SHLVATIONSTS ON
TRE WAR PATH

“You Devil’s You,’ Shonted One
Pointing to the Picture on
tho Screen.

(GEN, BOOTH'S MOTHER'S PICTUPE

} | And Death Bed Scone Was the Cause

ofa Mighty Tumult—Volun-
' teers’ Are Incensed.

CurcaGo, Ill., March 22.—The recent

clash between the Salvation army and

the volunteers ‘ during # street parade of
the later headed by.General. Ballington

Booth kas resulted in a great deal of
trouble between the two organizations.
The showing by:a magic lantern of a
death ‘picture. of Sallingten Booth’s
mother at the moment of General Bal-
lington’s appearance has’ caused much
bitterness and at a council of the gen-

eral officers of the volunteers, the follow-
ing statement is given. ‘We, the under-
signed..77 staff and field commanding of-
ficera assembled ‘in regimental colors;|

” | desire to express our opinion that, while

it will be generally” conceded by the
many friends and associates of the vol-
unteers that General and Mra, Balling-
ton Booth have acted: with discretion in
witholding from, the pcess* ate. Plationn
.,| their. feelings . respec nit
| actiond” of ‘the Salve oo

wisHing to avoid any resi rection of pub.
lic controversy, yet, ‘in fustice to our

many and friends in ‘and

{Allwe «

*<: “We will have your trade after that. The

‘Try! { average man buys shoes from their. appear-

cask is: r.*.< anes and fit. ‘They knew little about leath-
erand trnat-to thelr dealers. -Hence: the adv antage of dealeng with a repu

ble house. Our shoes atrile. ‘peop]éy ‘atylich shape and L by their quality.

C..0. LALONDE

106 WEST COLUKBIA AVENUE. i EAST Col MBIA ANENUE.

around Chicago'and-in of

‘the stable government of the Philip-

that the United Stateshas assumed an
international obligation which it must
fulfill, and .which makes it reaponsible
to the whole civilization of the world for

pines.

To this end, all the insurgents are in-
vited to lay down their arms and place
their trust:in the government thateman-
erpated them from the oppression. of
Spanish rule. The majority of the com-
missioners imcline toward giving the
Filipinos'a sort of tribal or, provincial
local autonomy under a central Ameri-
can government, which shall’be mili:

tary, until a purely civil eysiam proved
to be feasible,

LAURER SENATE REO

Has a fear Scheme,
i s ‘

IS ROASTED: BY’ TORONTO WORLD

Sir Wilfred Holds For L

oes Fot Balleye in lore In Retaliation, But}

GB. MARTIN MUST PAY

Decision Against. Him. in the Dean
- Election Contest at Kam-
loops Today,

VERDICT GIVEN THIS . AFTERNOON

Judgment With Costs Against. Mr.
Martin—No Bribery or; Cor- _
ruption Proven.

Kamxoors, B. O., March 22.The
Yale election trial continued this morn-
ing. © The petitioner called ‘several ' wit-
nesses to prove bribery and -corruption
and ii ‘ing but failed to
a@ single charge, Tho trial is practically
concluded as the petitioner has maje no
gains, Dean still holding a majority. of
four.

for the: Dominion from
‘Within.

Orrawa, Ont., March 21.—Sir Wilfred
Laurier spoke for two hours in replying
to Sir Charles Tupper today. He said
that the government does not intend by
ite redietribution bill to make it a gerry-
mander act. Asfor the senate reform
act the latter would first be introduced
in the senate.’ The consent of the sen-
jate, to ake it more. perfor ‘wae neces-

He di of phlieve i in retaliation, bat
‘would’ proposé to législate for Canada
from within and from without. He did
not agree with Sir Charles Tupper that
the should have

certain statements, it 18 only right and
fair that we should express our admira-
tion of the christian spirit b

terminated and not adjourned. What
the government. did was not to take the

y
the volunteers in the face ot the mani-
i of. the i i.

of ing up the com-
mission, but to give time tothe Brisish
and American governments to come to

’| can spirit on the’ part of the
.| ists yesterday. i
“We were having a. peacable parade

wien. _we were ‘grieved ‘and shocked

the: action’ \of © certain

TR. MORROW,
MoLEAN & MORROW. -

ae 4 PA. —wHEn vou WANT A—
'ONEERE ; feu

PIONEER 4 i

DRUGGIS

BRING IT TO US.

_ QUE Goops = noe
, OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.

FILLED ACOURATELY,

ames of: the Salvation army. General
Booth’s mother’s picture was being pro-
jected on’a screen juet as we passed by
purposely to create the impression that

she and he had made vows to the Salva-
| tion army on ber death bed, when, as
weall know, at the tsme of her death,
he was in Maryland.’

Farther, in the presence of our leader
General Booth, Brigadier General Field-
ing Col. James Keppell and cthers of
the Salvation staff officers',eaid with. a

.| bigs. through bis teeth:

Cable: Address: “PARKER; ie
ROSSLAND, B,C. °:

3 Moreing & Neal's, ‘Telephone, i
. Codes {Beatord MeNeil’ "85.

Le ae

LIVERY SALE and. FEED
STABLE. et
JOHN F, reper PROP.

Styhsh Rigs for re:
Firs:-claga Saddle nd Pack
Horses:

; Chas, E. Benn. J. L. PARKER.

LL PARKER 0,

ROSSLAND, B. C.

‘MONG ERIUEERS
gat BRIER,

mined, Mines mange
Properties Stocks bought and sol

J, L. PARKER

ineer Dundee,
Consulting inaran aid Palrmont a

®ramus: Columbia Ave.,*Phone No. m.
Commercial Alley, ‘Phone No.

P. O. BOX, 138:

1B, Johnson & Co.

——" |

For Rent,

Six Furnished R. S
ano, $25.00 pe ts arrives use of a Pi.

“Hurrah for Major Moore’s army!”? a
name aszociated with a reputed scandal.

“Another member shouted, shaking
his fist in our faces, ‘You devils -you,’
while a third, who was also an officer,
pointing to ‘the picture on the ‘screens,
enid, ‘Look:at them, how can they. do it,
when you made vews at your mother’s
bed.’

“We take this as an insult to our
leader and our visiting officers /to the
city of Chicago. and feel that as citizens
wehavea right to demand a public
spology from ~ Lieutenant-Colonel
French, as it is a distinct breach of con-
tract made betwen General Ballington
Booth and his father General William
Booth. It is such actions, as these
which brought from the Salvation army
to the volunteere during the last few
weeks many old Salvationiste. Further-

| some

' Hon. Mr, ‘Foster followed, showing
that the goverament had not reduced
thejlexpenditure as prompised and that
the-changes in tariff'were trivial, More
adjournment of the debate.

A SLAM AT LAURIER.

The Toronto. World: Attacks His Proposed
Senate Reform.

Toronto, Ont., March 22.—The World
saya that Sir Wilfred Laurier’s proposed
senate reform is a half digested mearare
which will not stand critical exarsina-
tion. He proposes to make the: enate
the lifeless thing it was during th: Con-

servatiye regime. He préposes t) take
away its conecience, so that it wil. pass
every “nefarious” measure politicians
of the house may ‘bring forward. As
between tinity and independence be-
tween the commone and the senate, the
country much prefers the latter.

Missionary Blood Spilled.

Axarers, March 22.—The Telegramme
Algerien announces thata number of
Arabs arrived. at Ghardais yesterday
and were raiding ‘the country. Ghar-
dais ia situated about 360 miles south of
Algiers in the Sahara,

It ia further announced that a party
of Touaregs recently attacked a Euro-
pean expedition which wason-its way
to Air, in the Sahara, and after a fierce
fight, the Touaregs were beaten off, but
the expedition lost 100 men killed and
partofits caravan was captured. The
per d adds that the expedi-

more, resolved that - thi
tendered to the cscociated press, signed
by ataff and field officers.’.

sss to the Natives,

Five Room House $20. 00 per month,

New Yorx, March 22,—The address

For Sale.

=—S—

Lot on Kootenay avenue,

must be taken at once. eeee

H.,. H.Playford,

AUDITOR and
Aecoo NTANT

No.1 Stone Block, Rossland

_—_—

WE HAVE BALE FOR

to the natives of the Philippine islands,
drafted by the American commission on
behalf of the United States government,
and embodying the views of the presi-
dent, has been made public. It has
translated into all the native dialects,

Hen must:be Fourcaly’s mission, which
is eaid to be the only European expedi-
tion ‘at the present moment in the Sa-
hara,, When last heard from it had ar-
rived at the town of Arion.
. Great Northern Slashes Rates.

* Poroxto, March 22—Information has
been received here that the Great Nor-
thern has cut international rates, but
neither the G. P. R. or the grand Trank
has d its

and isto be
the archipelago.
Itassures the population of the Phil-

A Sn St
J. B. Johnson & Co gene J. F. McKenzie,

‘oronto,

office and resi-
dence over O,Hearn’s, opposite Bank of

ippine ielands of the intention of the

Ageneral meeting of the. board of
trade endorsed the proposed James Bay
railroad and algo a proposition to extend

Americans todevelop the powers of self
government in the people. It explains

it through the basin of the -Mackenzie

This ia being
heard on.the question of the validity of
the election in view of the fact that the
official who acted as collector of votes
was not a duly appointed officer.

‘Kamuoors, March 22,—The North
Yale election petition trial has just been,
terminated. Judgment with cests has
been given against G. B. Martin.

CONDENSED TELEGRAPH NEWS
Lonpon, March 22,.—The Marquis of
Salisbury has started for the’ Riviera.’
‘Wasninaron,./March.: 2
‘hae arrived.at Manila;: fo1 daaes days’
from Norfolk. i ae Z
Denvsr, Colo, March 22.—"KIa”
Parker, of Denver, knocked Jack Gar-
tig, of Chicago, out in the eleventh
round here last night. ‘

Wruirea, Man., March 21.- —Simeen
Czuby, the Galician, was this this even-
ing found guilty of the murder of Bo-
jeczke and his children at Stuartburn. ~
Rocuzster, Nx Y., March 22.—The
health officers ‘discovered late last night
that Angus’ McRae, late United: States
cavalryman, who came here from. Mgns;;:-
tana afew days ago, was afflicted | “
smallpox.

+ Haureax, N.8., March 21.—The tee-
bound Canadian liner, Gaspesia, was re-
ported to.bave been seen this afternoon
one mile off, Amherst Isle, Magdelen:.
Islands, jammed imheavy close packed
ice, and moving east with it.

Toronto, March 2I.—James. Spring
and John Watt were sentenced each to
five years atthe Kingston penitentiary.
and Charles LeBarr, for criminal agsault
ona girl under 14, was sentenced to
three yeara in the penitentiary. .°
Mowrreau, Que., March 22.—Mr. P.
'W. St. George, city surveyor, has re-
signed his office-in consequence of inter-
ference by the aldermen. He says that
he ia tireil of their nagging. , The mayor
has asked him to reconsider his decision,
but Mr. St. George refuses. The salary —
is $5,000 a year.

New York; March 22.—A. dispatch
from Manila to the Herald says: ‘‘Re-
ports of fighting in the Island of Negros
without any particulars, haye reached
Manila. The transport Indiana is leav-
ing for Negros with one battalion of the
Firat California regiment, under Colo-
nel Dugbos.

New Yor«, March 22.—Work contin-
ued allnight amid the ruins of the
Windsor hotel through ‘the successive
precipitationa of snow, hail and rain fale
ling on hot bricks and refuse sent up a
ateady rise of, vapor, ..A number of
bopes were found in a “pocket on. Fifth
avenue side. Some corset steels found
about the spet led to the belief that the
bones were part of a womans body.
New. Yorr, March 22.—The Herald
dispatch from Iloilo says: . Upwards of
sixty Spanish refugee planters, arrived
at Iloilo and state thats native tribe,
twenty thousand strong, living on Mon-
tescos river, island of Negros, twenty
miles south of Bacolod, threaten to de-
strey the Hyaciendas and crops. They
have fow firearms but most are equiped

and Yakou rivers. 4

with spears and bows,