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Evening Record

VOL 4, NO. £2 ‘ROSSLAND, ;

BRITISH COLUMBIA. FRIDAY. JULY 28, i899.

PRIOE FIVE OEN'TS.:

Gases —

We have just ‘received auother line of SASHES with
the MAPLE LEAF, CANADIAN AND. BRITISH
Coat of Arms enanieléd on the buckles. Theso are
the latest and very stylish.

J. W. SPRING,

NEXT DOOR TO THE ‘POST OEFICE, THE LEADING JEWELER,

GENUINE. SALE

id Great Redurtion in Prices in the Next. THIRTY DAYS.

1, Will Offer. the. following: Goods at and-Below Cost:

MEN’S SUITS. BOYS’ SUITS.
Cld Price. Sate Prices : Old Price.
y Tweed Suit $3.0 by | Tweed Suit... $600
p Suit. Blue Serge Suit:
'y Blue Fergo Sult
ine Scotch Tweed Suit,
bney Serge Suit.
ed Weol Suits fro.
n Creab Suits from,
y Linen Suits from..
fuer Coats from.

Blue Lerge Sailor Suit.
American Wach Suite.
Fancy Stripe Linen Buits.
Full line of Boye’ Odd Panta.

G60 ned, toclear at.

+800

to
to 3s
to os Boe.
f NERS and BOY'S AMERICAN and ENGLISH HATS and
prising Steteun, B., Wakefield and Le: Stiff Hata.

pm plete li
CAPS,

as Cariboo Hydraulie;. .. $1 62

750, $1.00, $1.25 .

A CrowsRest Coal

JTORONTO: STOCK: MU RKEI

Toronto, Jaly 28.—The iollowing is a

callon ‘the. Toronta

plesk exchange, and of the eales made:
ONTALIO.

$1 10.
Waterloo. . is
CARIBOO DrstEIcr.
$1 4736
FAIRVIEW CAMP. >
Smuggler......2.0...2 236
ROUNDARY CREEK.
‘ola sroneides: 2
Knob Hil

1%

Rathmalten 3
Brandon & G, Pree: i
Morrison ...
Winnipeg ..
BLOCAN, AINSWORTH AND NELUON.

Wonderful 14
°$88 60° $97

In ail the Newest:
Designs & Paterna

med ThisWeek
fNubby Line of

American Shirts and Ties
“A FEW: FACTS WORTH LOOKING INTO:
ltt He carries vt the largest and most complete
English, Sostch and AMa-

Honey “Fereee eon

Ke Kooteney.
, CUTTER in
‘3rd. ean only Unton Labor.

‘A CARLOAD: OF. TRUNKS and VALISES JUST ARRIVED.

ie RN, THE CLOTHIER

does M.J. O'HHEARN employ moi
Tailors than all *he other merchants

combined in Ror e

ecured the services of the BEST | | E

TBXEDA ISLAND.
Van Anda.......00...
TRAIL CREEK.

We: iil have your trade. after: thats

Try! { average inan buyersh si
lo 1 ee ‘ance:and fit." They-kitow little about’ leath-
Bd trnet to their dealers. “Hence the advantage of:dealing -with’s “repa
p.house. Our shoes strike people by stylish shape and by their quality.

-C,O, LALONDE

EST. COWUMBLA- AVENUE. _11 EAST COLUMBIA AVENUE.

tor ae

p ith Meatcl 6. ae the Peajeine aes sf
isons will int Hf the tw sce

“ Ae MORROW,

Successor to McLean & Morrow, °"~
The Pioneer. Druggists,
: Reaslend, B.C.

he ‘Clarendon Cafe.

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

oms for Banquets and Dinner Parties.

.| Canadian G.

:| Minnehaha,

DEVELOPMENT COMPANIES, *
B.C. Gold F, 4l¢ 836
8. 8%

Morning Sales: Golden Star, 500 at
44; 500 at 4937; 500 at 483¢; 500 at4314,
Waterloo, 1,000 at 83¢:. Wonderful, 500,
600, 1,000 at 4. Van Anda, 5,000 at. 1034;
5,000, 5,000, 1,600 at 11. Empress, 1,000
at&. Deer Trail,1,000 at 2894; 1,000 at
24; 500, 00 at 243g.

* Afternoon Salea:’ Empress, 1,000 at 5.
1,000 at: 2134. . War Eagle,
100 at $8.66; 100 at $8.67. Winnipeg,

1,000 at 2834." “Van “Anda, 5,000 at-1034.
Golden Star, 500;,760'at 44. Deer Trail,
5 | 1,600,1,000 at. 24. Van Anda, 1500 at
1034. -*

. »)PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mre, J. F. Ritchie have re-
turaed from the Halcyon hot springs.

J.B. McArthur came in lust evening
frora Columbia City.

E. B. Kirby, a mining engineer of
Denver Colo., has been appointed gen-
eral superintendent of the War Eagle
and Centre Star mines, in place of J. B,
Hastings, who has been made general
manager and local director of the com-
pany owning these mines.

W. 8. Haskins and Charles Dundee, in
answer to an invitation from their wives,
left last evening for Sheep Creek Park,
Beetle Path, Mosquito Grove, where the
ladies ‘with ‘a number of others, are

Rossland Labor Union

Cooks’ and Walters’ union, No. 40W.L. U.,
Bato, eee? evening at 8:90, Miner's

Sonne NEUEN, E ‘Fres;

To the General Public

appreciate the short hours
ree by The Gerke will kind}:
mn. those .cl

cf aemthed House in Koctonay
LLIAM. RR, BEATTY

U. dertaker.
BSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A

CREELMAN
P. 0. BOX 315.

elman & Beam,

CONTRACTORS
BUILDERS.

GEO. BEAM

Ciel’ nl Slema' Union,

Martin A. Schwieg, the high-class
tailor, will give you a perfect fit. Call
and see him, Spokane street, two doore
off Columbia avenue, tf

furnished oh all kirids of work.
icbbing promptly attended to.

7 AND SHOP: < C
sini Rossland B

R. F. Queener, of Bossburg, i is in’ the
city visiting rélatives.

Rev. H. Irwin returned. last evening
from the Boundary country and says it is
booming. He also says that J. R. Reevis
has hought the Grand Forks Miner.

J..W. Witherop, a Spokane capitalist
and a large ewner in the Paria Be'le
Company, which owns the Zenith addi-
tion to Rossland, is in town.

George Agnew, of the firm of Agnew &
Co., on Washington street, near the Red

L,| Mountain depot, deslers in groceries, pro-

visions, etc., came here from Dominion
City, Man., where he has resided for. 20
years. His old home papers express thu
kindest wishes for him, on behalf of the
people, in his new home in

MAYOR LOST THB IENPE

Says te Will Allow ‘No Han to Call
Him'a Liar. y

THAT IS, IN HIS OWN DWELLING

Trades and Labor Couneil and Miners’
Union Committees Ask Questions
That Make Him Mad.

Last evening a committee from: the

,| Trades and Labor council and a com-

mittee from the Minera’ Union waited

pon eer Goodeve, at his place of
to the app

ment of a "police magistrate, and to en-

¢|auire why -a license had been refused

Measra. Bianchi & Faletti, at the Bodega.
In the first instance the mayer said
he or the city council had nothing te do
with the appointment of the police
or the i of
the appointment.’ He was asked if the
city conncil had not_revommended the
last appointment, and he acknowledged
that they had. He was then asked if he
had not’ been asked to recommend the
appointment of amother during the re-
cent visit ef the attorney-geueral to
Rossland, antl he admitted that he had.
This seemed to corner the ‘mayor, and
he would say nothing about it.

He was then asked by the committee
why the license was refused Messrs.
Bianchi & Faletti, to which he replied
thut that was the business of the license
commissioners. He finally; when pinned
down; said that the] license inspector ‘had

PRESIDENT HEUREUX’S FUNERAL.
‘|Great Rejoicing Among the Exiles He Had
. Driven Out.

Oarz Haytt, July 28.—The funeral of
P » of Santo 14
took place at 5 o’clock last evening in
Santiago de Los Cabamero. The popt-
uce was panic stricken, but there was
no disorder.

The news of the president's death was

i) hardly credited here by the people gen-

erally until last evening when news con-
firming the report was received. There
was great rojoicing aniong those exiled
{rom Santo Domingo by the late pregi-
dent, many,of whom live in and around
Cape Hayti. These exilea who were
driven out.of their country by Heurenx 5
@re now preparing to arm themselves
and enter Santo Domingo, where they
expect their chief, Don Juan Isidore,
to join them. ‘The Dominican govern:
ment is making preparations on a large
ecale to maintain itself. ‘

Part of the Plot, 3

Kixoston, July 28.—Advices from San
Domingo describe the existence of a
well planned plot by the adherents of
Jimengie to depose President Heureaux,
which it is thought will succeed.’ The
assassination of President Heureawx is
regarded here ag an indication of the
success of the plot. -

To Protect American Interests.

Wasuincrton, July 28.—A vessel is to be
sent immediately to San Dominge. Sec-
retary Hay made a request that Secre-
tary Long take this action, and the
Machias, now at San Juan, and only a
day’s ran from San Domingo, will pro-
caed at once to that island to protect
Awerican interests.

—___
Visitiag. Oxford.

Lonpon, July 28.—Members of the
Harvard-Yale athletic team visited the
Oxford wniverslty today and. inspected -
several colleges. ‘The “party ‘lomched-at>~

kat was wh:
the licenge- had been refused. “Then he
was asked if -the license inspector had
the say_as..to.. who, and who not, wae te
be gramted:a license.

It was apparent that the mayor was
all the. time. losing :his.temper,.and_at
this: juncture Mr. Goodeve accused ene
of the committeemen of ¢arrying lies to
thé Recozp office regarding the corrup-
tion in the police department. The
committeeman promptly retorted: “If
you eay I carried lies to the Recorp
office you are a liar.” Mr. Goodeve
flew into a-rage and out of his coat, and
said he would allow no man to call him
a liar-in his ‘own -honse,, The commit-
teeman reiterated what he had said and
then took off his coat, too. In doing
soa paper dropped out of the pocket,
'and.as he alooped . to. get it Mr. Good-
eve’s” brother. j imped .upon his back.
The other committeemen caught hold of
the mayor, but 1t is understood they did
not tear his clothes off him in endeavor-
ing to hold him.” The committeeman’
made some kind of an apology for taking
off his coat to thresh a poor little fellow

eollege.. In the afternoon the
American visitors were taken to the
university cricket grounds, where they
were entertained: at tea in the pavilion,
returning te London in the evening.

The Shamrock: Leayes Tuesday." ’

Lonpon, July 28.—The departure of

the Shamrock from the Clyde for New
York is fixed for Tuesday.

. Disease and Drought,
Bompay, July 28.—There were 151
cases and 121 deaths from plague, at
Poonen, yesterday. Rain atill holds off,
and crops are withering.

Mob Got the Mormons.
Atzanta, Ga., July 28.—A special from
Covington, Ga., saya: Fifty masked men
made away with thres Mormen elders,
who kave been Preaching in the sur-
reunding country... Sie

To Deliver tho Islands.

Mantua, July 28.—In. compliance with
ordera from Madrid the Spanish trans-
port Alva will proceed from Manila im-

di to the Caroli in order to ‘

like the mayor, and thoge
helding him to let him go, which was
done. 3 i

The mayor declined an invitation to go
outside, and the committeemen went
their way without accomplishing the ob-
ject of their vieit.

Ag the name of the Rzcorp was
breught into the controversy it is noteut
of:the-way to state here- that. Mayor
'Goodeve was entirely in errorin his
ing the
carrying any information to this office
up any matter whatever in reference to
the questions under discussion: —

That ‘Is’ Nothing,
‘ Battruong, July 28.—Four negroes,
Cornelius Brown, John Meyer. Gharle
James and Jose Bryan were hanged in
the jail yard here tuday.

Austral ian-Sussex Cricket.
Loypon, July 28.—In the crieket
match between the Australian and Sus-
sex elevens, begun yesterday at Brighton,
the Sussex eleven concluded their first
innings today with 416 runs.

Price of Coal Advanced. ©
New Yon, July 88.—Anthracite com-

panies that all orders for cual

Bridgford & Hurring’s O K porclane

bath and barber shop has movei to the,
Leland, one door east of the Widsor hetel

at prices prior to Jnly 1, not filled July
31, will be cancelled, and an advance of
265 cents per ton will wep ge. into ‘0 general
‘effect.

repatriate the garrison and inhal itagts
of these islands, There is great imtereat
in the first attempt of the cat le Bout to
follow the movements of Sthe army boat,
which left Lambay, at the moxgt.ern end
of Laguna de Bay, this .reraing, after
making connection with the land, -wire
and successfully laying 18 miles of cable.
It ie-expected that the hoat will reach
Calamba tonight.

Blames England and Ameriea.

New York, July 28.—A cerrespondent
of the Herald says: Paul de Cassognac
tears England and the United States to
tatters this morning and says these na-
tions helped Germany and done their
utmost to make the conference at the
Hague a failure.

THs Epidemic Over.

Wasurnaton, D. C., July 28.—General
Brook at Havana has sent the following
to this city in regard te the yellow fever:
General good reports have come in from
all points on the 26th, saying that there
are no more cases of fever among the
troops or-government employes. The
sinitary conditions are excellent. It is
intensely hot. I think it is safe to con-
aider the present epidemic over.

There's a sign on the Imperial. cigar
store window, Spokane street, ‘Musical

Instrnments at Caught Prices.” He
meuns it. Bring your catalegue, 7-18-1m