Turkle

M.

has opehbil iler 0
Langley, store ute Columbia
where , axery-
thing in the ling of | i ee

child- |
furnishings gE

Repass, may be found.
Miss Millie Amme| sss

Pianist of the re¢

lave,

fohn McTeer

Indies’
ren's

and

M hing
sinvestments.

danse tnowned Amme
chestra,

Will Give Less:
on the Piano

qcppecevatory,
Rol Ave

‘orresdundence:
Solicited |

/YFICB:
REcorD BLockK,
ROBSLAND, B.C.

new
* Stock Broker.

Name of Conipany.

tt
or] 8

we Pee

B
ons | Boa

17)

frank A. Baird|TBE _
SROKER, DAILY

Dwwler in Mines and RECORD
Btocks.
fhe Scott Block! 25 centsa

Jolumbia Avenue.

‘Week delivered

rackerjac!
‘opper ani’

JUST ARRIVED

AT THE

ri =

FULL LINE OF
Spring Suitings,
Trousers and
Overcoatings,
First-class 1 Fit and
Workmanship guar-
anteed.

Call and see goods
and get prices.

MARTIN SCAWIEG

At the WHITE HOUSE.

| Cotrected Daily ‘by Jennié ki Side,

+ | capture,

+| facilities for handling. lace curtains at
‘/and

letieedd Ai) Mit
hid Burgiar BERRY

Mandl 8 :
Haak:
tthe rand jury at Nelabit ha UL dnd
a trde bill against James Matisth,
charged with the killing of John Dwyef
in Rossland, December 12 of last year,
The verdict of the coron jury at the
time was that Dwyer’s death was
caused by rupture of the epleen, and
evidence was introduced in the prelimi-
nary examination before Justice of the
Peace Townsend for the purpose of
proving that the injuries received by
Dwyer were inflicted by Manson, .who
had a fight with Dwyer. several hours
before the latter’s death. Manson was
held on the charge, but the antion of
the grand jury releases him and it is ex-
pected that he will return to this city.
Ethel Clayton, a woman who was
charged with enticing young girls into
questionable resorts, was acquitted.
True bills were returned by the grand
jury against James Woods, charging him
vith the murder: of S, L. Wood near
Nelson last October, and James Me-
Donald for the burglary of a cigar store
at Nelson. “These ten broke jail yester-
day. Chief of ence Police Hussey | —~-
has offered a reward of $250 for their

———
ATTENTION LADIES.
The Rossland Inundry have special

Scents per pair. ring them today
get them tomorrow. Also special
faciltics for double woolen blankets at

6-10-1f

a AL Ba

Gia

Gol ites Drip.

Golden Quee:

Creat Ww fester
rey Es}

ey ere

x

mene Een

ES

erererereTeT

n

BOARD AND ROOMS.

8. Pact Hourr—On st. Paul mires, juse ce
ed under new management. \ewly
ed throughout, Large icy voouss as ver
cout.
rs Nomrey,—Boan an nd room, $7; room, §2.
va, half block east spokane surest
(facing gC.aW, Railae, 2) PEE

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,
In complyance with a by-l by tl
honorable City Council of the’ sth day c of ratte,
1897, for the purpose of regulating the we: teh

Bray braak & Pierce,
sek
look & Chilberg.

‘AK ERY by J. W. Cooper

ROSSEAND CITY BAKERY Y by E. 8. laren.

NOTICE,

a ia that the partnership
lenry Branuine and Tom

3 For Saur— Furniture for 21 roe with Zeon

"
Wena in, Kite 3S,

Wanthy
womah.

si I By. perignes (hotel
ay

Spokane 1
Ottice.,

nda oF chyimbertiit
Addteia K ego

Fon RENTS

Wantan—a House or three or four tu
plastered. ne.

For Rext—Two ni ely, furnished rooma in
vate family, three blocks east of 3
House on Int avenue, for ren’

For Rant—Furntshed fur roome! hinse, Jen.
le 1. Stone, G1
Fon, Ha Raw Furnishod two roomed house nr

7. Gel7.

fe roo ned house, new, vlan oi,

at #5; Jennie L. Ste ut
Fou Rext—Four roo: fe new, plasteret, nesr
Bualness centre; $35, Jennie'L. St-ne, 6: utf

For ~-Two roomed house, uear Red Moun:
ain depot; # per mo; Jeuuie te stone. O-lvtt
“pining room in leat class hotel;

iamnow deeded

M. J, OMEARN.

Wack Yate CLOPHING AND FURNISHINGS 4 aya,

We ditt sd¥e you 25 por cent. on your Purchase,
ACTION I8 ELOQUENCE: We say and do; we promise and Perfortn,

This Store is Matchless for Bargains.

Special Jubilce Sale now going on in
ORDERED CLOTHING

Call and inspect some of those nobby

Spring Suits made to order for $25.00,

Don’t fail to see the range of
BOOTS and SHOES and READY-MADE
CLOTHING,

A new consignment of American HATS
opened this week.

M. J, O'HEARN,

Corner Lincoln and Columbia Avenue, - - ROSSLAND, B. C. j

The Clothier, *

Raihesitsenss =“

Fon Raxr—Store, room, 4x12, and upturn tho
Toots suitable for be lroonts und hou

ing for font Teasonavly in the Record bive

Fon Ren: Fine furnished comfortable room:
for ren rent. t. Apply to Imperial Cigar store, spo
ane

For Rr: 79 furnished and unfurnished roou
for rent in the Iteconv block.

FOR BALE,

For Sara — Halfway miles from
Rossland, urocery slore and Fey in counec-
Hon with bi ard miners from 3
ering. buetne: my Tesur.
ie Wor particulars “inquls re, of
Ne.

For Sale Good residence lot with two ane
Ronse. Will Le sold at a bargain.
me.

G2-Lf,

hicken ranch near to Good
aweiling Rowse and chicken houres. y
pe ene: For particulars inquire of ( Jennie

%—Stock of Mill'nery and Futures:

"he only millinery store in good wa. Kent
of store with two liv! ng room, $20 per month
mths $00), will oll fur

WW on wecount of sickest. ‘eanie fr ctoe,
Fon SaLn—Resident lot, nice location, conven-
ient to business centre. Jeanie ee,

For Sta—Barand furniture of hotel i, thi
city. Apply this office.

For San —Two teams of good bh:

and wagons, Apply att is office.

For SaLs—Fou mad frame house
five, for #103; Jennie 1 Stor eur

For Sau Good ps aying Fontauireil, Wanlsass at
bal Tet tosell ow wocount of wlex-
ness; Jennte L. att

FoR SaLB—Good hotel Suslne:s with or ith
out property; Jeanie L.

ny
sos, Barnes
of

lease of building; Jeanie L. Stone.

Two,

CAR
OADS

OF GOODS ON TRACK

GRANITEWARE__—=

At mit Hise of TI N VW A RE

Jessup Steel is the only steel
that will stand tha hard rock

SUPPLY CONS(ANTLY ON HAND

Travers Hardware Co,

For Sau rs ton low bed vranfor track ins pa a
pair cheap. Address ¥'. 1 Root, No it
pol Gi-tf.

Fon Bane ehteken

no 8 Hogs.

fon Sane

ranch in. good locarton,
Apply at is office.
eap, & 50 horse power voller. ‘in
font! Aiton Box 512, Rossiaad,
ron. ea se-power upd ght ¢ 14
and boiler, used ess than one month, in
at ited Stat St
Baur & Hea fae opened # hay, grain and
ein the Le Rol stables. ‘heir prices
couymand attention. “It will pay you ty eull
n

RED

very and

STAR

Transfer Co,

‘The Rossland Evening Record.

VOL, II, NO. 4

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1897.

PRICE 5 GENTS

“LOOK AT
Fraser's Window

JUST ARRIVED
THE FINEST AMBORTMENT OF
Manicure Scissors
Files, Tweezers
Sponge Bags
Perfumes
Mirrors, Etc.

CEO. A. FRASER 41 Columbia

H. S, Wallace,

CORNELL VICTORIOUS

Beat Yale and Harvard Crews
Over a Four Mile
Course.

IT WAS DEAD EASY

Triumph for American Methods
and Training—Account of
the-Kace.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Stine 25.—Cor-
nell’s university crew with A

quick stroke, hang in’ the rear until
After the first guarier of a mile, while
Harvard ond Yule fought it ont. Cor-
nell forged to the front’ before the first
nile was reached.

At the two-mile point the Yule crew
\ ere going away from Harvard and the
litter seemed unable to prevent it, al-
\uough they were rowing away at the
Jong 82 stroke that had been predicted a
winning one. After Yale got away from
Havant she turned her attention t

onds behind, her entire crew’ used up
and three of her men_ utterly hel less.
Hardly tiad the nose of the shell rea -hed
the finish when Boardman, the « Broke,
fell back off the seat. Wrightington

(No. 8) and J. F. Perkins (No, 5) also

lost their oars and their companions
cemnmenced to splash ¥ water over them.

grit, Ameri :an methods and American

training as against. American grit
coupled with. English ‘methods and
Englieh training, won the race rowed
over a four mile course in 20 minutes
and 34 seconds. Cornell has not been
able to meet Yale since 1887 and she
lost then but today she :defeated the
wearers of the blue aud Yale was eecond
by three lengths and a hilf. No such
contest ever occurred in this country.
Harvard with her newly acquired Eng-
lish methods finished third being over
eight anda half boat lengths behind

‘ornell.

Cornell’s time, 20 min., 34 sec,

Yale’s time, 20 min., “ sec.

Harvard’s time, 21 mi

Cornell's time b

DEALER IN

STATIONERY,

OFFICE SUPPLIES,
WALL PAPER,
NOTIONS,

FANCY Goops,

TOYS.

HAMMOCKS,

BABY CARRIAGES ETC.

miles was: First

H. S. Wallace

10:30; cs

: 32, 36,
Harvard 36. Quarter mile—32, ‘3, 2
respectively. Half mile — 82,

Three-quarter mile—33,

82.) will sutanic their report at the next

In the captain,

NOT TIN SOLDIERS

Some of the Material Available
in Rosslaad for Military
Company.

WANT A_ CORPS HERE

O. R. medal and clas morhwed Ay pet
lion ; Cut Knife C: Crook a

N. W.

batterv as_ sei
Kingston Schoo! er of Gasser,

Sunday Evening Americans Will Pre-

Toronto.

Thomas Verner, M. D.—10_ years g

under Col. Otter

Ambulance corps Q. R. oe surgeon
field force.

w. J Hatch 2 o R. Toronto field
years course at

FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY.

pare for a Celebration in Rossland.

A meeting will be held at the Hotel

WHY THEY ARE SHORT

Thirty-Five Dollars Lacking to

Pay tor a Judilee
Arch.

A PRIVATE ENTERPRISE

Officer.

was trying to raise but was
too weak, and the coxswain was throw-
ing water ove: the two.

——
LACROSSE MEETING.

Active Interest Being Taken b the New
Organization,

The executive committee of the newly
reorganized lacrosse club held a meetiug
last evening. Messrs. J. S. C. Fraser,
A. B. McKenzie, H. W. Clark, Dr. A.
Kenning, Major Cooper, Ernest Miller
and C. B. Lockhart were present. ‘lhe
committee on bylaws was given more
time to report. Messrs. McKenzie»
Couper, Clark and Kenning were ap-
pointed a committee to wait on Rose
Thompson and consult him

7 is

List of Citizens Who Volunteer
to Serve Under a Qualified

That there is plenty of good timber in
Rogsland to forma first class military
d in the list follow-

Allan parlors Sunday evening 8 o’clock
for the purpose of seeing what the pub-
lic sentiment is towards holding a 4th
of July celebration in Rossland. Every-
body is extended a cordial invitation to
attend. Among those who will attend
are Mayor Scott, Mra. Allan, Hunter
Bros.. J. F. Travers, J. D. McGaughey,
D. McKellar, Jerry Spellman, A. Klock-
man, James L, Wilson, Hank O’Con-
nell, Barney Trucky, Jack maar Mrs.

ing. Rossland, for many reasons)
should have a corps, and no doubt will
soon as Hon. H. Bostock, M. P., and the
Hon. Matthew Aylmer, major general of
the miltia, have taken hold of the mat-
ter and are using their influence toward
thatend. A petition signed by the fol-
lowing gentlemen voluntarily offering | 2!
tk eir services to the department of mil-
itia has be forwarded to Hon. Dr. Bor-
den, minister of militia at Ottawa, The
name, experience and qualification are |
given below: ;

W. H. Cooper—Major 2ath batt., M.
S., let; for some time captain in 57th
batt., C. 8, 1st; captain and adjutant in
43rd batt.,-G. 8. lat; lieutenant in 10th

Others though

be a
idea to_ incorporate the Fourth
in with Dominion day, and celebrate
the two’ together. However, these are
things that will be decided at the general

fonterents, Sunday evenin;

. Allan, when asked. her opinion
rogurding the affair, said: ‘Certainly,

the use of the athletic. grounds. They

meeting. The same committee was in-

* Edwin ( L

aes batt. Kos. b

ex-member ¢

aor and for ge many Tears attached to
‘Captain No. 1. Co.,
MeL. Forin—Late tirst licutunant,

6ti th res. Canadian artillery, 1st class A
» Toronto, 1st class

since the mayor has kin lly exten led us
the courtesy. I think we ough to have
«celebration on the fourth. Living so
near the ler as we are, where the
two great nations’ interests merge into
one, [think it should bs an_interna-

Some Who Subscribed Now Re-
{fuse to Help Foot
the Bill.

Ht is passing strange how quickly a
few dollars will diminish some peopie’s
patriotism. Just because citizens won’t
pay up those who built the fine arch
across Columbia avenue are $35.00in the
hole, which has caused a bitter feeling
in certain circles. In fact there isa
regalar tempest ina tea pot about the
matter, and certain parties desire to
have the names published of those who
subscribed and now refuse to pay up.
The arch across Washington street
was built entirely by the money re-
ceived by the Jubilee committee from
sitizens and the city. It cost #70. A’
few patriotic citizens believed Columbia
avenue should have an arch and after
having receivel ass1rance of bzing given
enough money to cover expenses they
went ahead with the work. This arch
cost just 393.81. Columbia avenue arch
was far superior to the other. It was a
thing of beaaty and a credit to the city.
([t attracted more attention Jubilee day
than any other thing.

FoR Sate: A new piano ata bargain on Sey

ns A pew plano & Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs. a general express, truck and

A Rossland tional celebration, which could -be en-
aaynegs vas the, Kossiand | term: Two miles—32, 32, 34. structed to wait on the band | B,; cere’ ,

D. BE.
Dentist and Oral Surgeon.

il work the best that skill and expertence can
accomplish,

Jflice over Fraser's Drug Store,

Columbia Ave., near Lincoln St. | Mary May:

KERR, D.d.8

en

OJ. I’. McKenzie, M, D.,
" . eaill, Montreal,

ey eer

x

e g' ant

Licential of the Royal College of Physician ans

aad 8 Edinburgh, Livential of the Fao:

alty of Physicians and Surgosan Glasgow:
Specialty made of Kye and Ear Diseases.

OFFICE :

SMITH-HEWLEE BLOCK.

=
cy

Otte
Ottawa & ivannoe.
Gro Plata

w. M. HENDRICKSON, M, D
Licenciate of the Faculty of Physicians

and Surgeons, ete., British
Columbia, Canada.

Late Wo!

Hospital, Butte, “Mont.

Re
OFFICE: Srusst Bock. ROSSLAND| &

Dr. REDDICK.

OFFICE HOURS: 8 to 10 a.m; 1to4p.m;7 to

9pm,
First door south of Methodist Church,
WASHINGTON STREET - - -

Sor
ROSSLAND.

WwW. R. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKING AND BMBALMING,
Commercial Court, near Washington St.

PEN DAY AND MIGHT.
Caskets and Metal Lining always on baal
‘Telegraph Orders promptly attended to.

A. PARE
—ancHitect—

NEXT DOOR TO] Rossland,

OITY HOSPITAL
GIBSON & WILCOX
Practical Plumbers

Estimates furnished on all work.
Shop and office at
Basement, Postoffice Block.
Cotumpra Avenug, Rosetanp, B. 0.

Burton City t¢ the front,
Singer Sewing Machine Agency

Fnil line of supplies carried. If
you desire to see the agent leave
addreds care P.O. box 622 and
he will call.

FOR SALE

Four Ruom House and Lot for Saie.
11 Perfect.

I N. Biaelow

italization of ies is indi
by millfous and ations teeventes 1 indented

Yotiver Baul, sotarae. 7°

——_
ON THE DEWDNEY TRAIL.

Thos. B. Keller Talks of the Christena
Lake Country.

Thos. B. Keller, of Christena lake.
was in town she other day and reports
that the government will start work on
the Dewdney trail at once. A trap-
per, Mr, Keller said, has located a num-
ber of good claims along McCrea creek
and all the land between the lake and
the creek has been taken up.

The whole district surrounding Chris-
tena lake is in an intense state of in-
dignation, over the failure of the rail-
way bill to provide for a road to Pen-
ticton country. There are plenty of
rich mines there and the only salvation
of the country is to have railway com-
munication. The people there think
the government surely are blind or else
it would not fail to see that the develop-
ment of such country means led
wealth to the government itself.

——
Helen Mignon will sing the national
anthem tonight and tomorrow night at

‘The Frank Hanna

Northwest Fixture Company, ' if

‘th
this day been dissolve

HENRY BRANNING.
Rossland, June 21, 1897, 1

Opera House.
Saturday, June 26, 1897

Grand Concert of the combined

AMME SISTERS’ ORCHETRA}”

—AND—
PROF. BALLOT’S — -:-
EUROPEAN ARTISTS

Fon RSALR: AnErle ilove wees Apply at this

Movino: If Uren have | household oo 1 to move

Teaming: I you want delivering of teaming of
Bacaage: If you have a frank or agen o ot

Pranog: If you want a safe
tthe Kad

A livery barn and clear title to lot
ch‘ieis lovated for saie at a bargain
forcash. Apply at this office. W-166f

_DEAVAGE.

business. We have the exclusive transfer privilege for the Columbia & \Westere
railway; are prepared to unloa‘t an: deliver all kia ts of frei ght fron cara; any
thing moved—from a trunk to a boiler,

“|J. WU. AARTLINE. PROP.

Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

calls Red'Star Sraneler waxoi

The Star ‘Transfer Com
Phandles all Minds or freight promptly. >

ny Kind < done call up the ited star ere ies.
Tel jt

kind want moved, the
Trenster Company will ‘dot it prom, ye

ao move
Star Transfer sania o fe
Ao responsibio forall das

billiard and private club
steam heat and all modern conveniences.

ae—— THE HOTEL ALLAN mm

LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B.C.

One hundred Clogantly | furnished, light and airy bedrooms, Parlors, baths,
rooms. Dining room unexcelled. Electric lights,

8. M. E. ALLAN, Proprietress.

«=-_——The Only Brick Hotel in Town, ————

sc passousers.
pst

Assisted by the present and new SGrestions
of the [nternatioral Music Hall,

LIVERY STABLES.

PALACE STABLES ™«.

great and only .

VENITA

Hotseszdat your sellis wal pase moeses wt
the ed Star stabtes. °

In her Serpentine Dance.
gtaserved seats nowon sale at Fraser's Drug

w.S. JONES

Custom Broker
Real Estate Agent.

Oftive with Rossland Water & LiztCo
Columbia Ave. Rossland.

Just stop and loxk in Fraser’ window and see

For ene fruit and choice oeaios calle ae the

ey tt ty day lay brings new customers to Lalunde.

For the roster ‘and finest assortment of boots

Go direct to Lalonde’ ‘3 boot and shoe wore co
bouts and rubbe:

BUSINESS PERSONALS.

the beautiful perfume atom!

SADDLE AND PACK HOKSEs,
DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.
WASH.NQTON ANO RESERVE STS

J.W.LANE.PROP. -

Rossland, B.C.

Colum! Candy Company,
es iy pany, at near

iesta aa e. reason. eis ened: oe maces
ry hd * spect: that must
the right hou Bde pia

and shoes to Lalonde’s, the Teading, boot

rs. A larg
mont hes ust been received.

BAKERIES,

@ assort-
Tote

AMERY, Hazelwood mil! i, fine creamery

«( The Pacific Hotel, be

JORNOWATSON. PROP.

CORNER COLUMBIA AV!

AND SPOKANE S11.

First class i in every patticular,

*initer and freal

ih ranch egys. Washin ngton

 Baxeny. @ bread, cakes and ee ‘i
pecialty. Fy Wanita street.” co,

LIQUOR Co.

McLeax & Mognow, the
Epics recelvod & tou o:

DRUGGISTS.
oncer druggists,
drugs and oliet

C. M. Weller,

PRACTICAL PLUMBER
All work attended to promptly

All kinds of Fancy
Drinks for Family and
Table use.

Imported and Dots:

Batus:L adies’ ihiae ‘tw the new batl

and 8
B. Basil 5.

Office and shop corner Columbia
street.

the Kuropean H

All work ia
M. Weller, sanitary

tic Cigars. . 2. .

Trail, - - BC.

wae
Tue Leland: Columbia avenue.

HOTELS,

$20 000 To Loan

In_ums of $0C of more “for short time’on ap-
. Pl security.

Cook Building,

DB. M. LINNARD,
Columbia Ave.. Ronslan}

PRESONAL.

Northwest Fixture!

Daxcina: Ergfessor Dreyfous gives Private les-
yfous g! i
Ines want the Nossland Eve: R
NING icon in

M. Shaw or J. W. Graham.

COMPANY.

Dealersin Electric Fixtures
Dynamos and Motors, gen-
eral supplies, Telephones C

ANOTHER valuable discov
restaurant is the best

THE Vendome
meals and prices reasonable.

Bustnzss lunch 25 cents at the Vendome,

Tus Vendome gives quick rervice nn short no-

RESTAUR,

ery: | ue Vendome
best place in town tu
restaurant jeads, acvine a fine

ice and everything first class.

WM. L. WEbB,

NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNI-
= "URE.

~ |STOVES, CARPETS, DISHES, ETC.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE.

REPAIRING AND UPHOLSTERING.

Desler in

116 COLUMBIA AVE.

and appliances. Repre-

BUILDING MATERIALS.

senting Joshua Hendy &
Company, Mining and Mil-

Woop and lumber: We sel
othe:

chea; cna
ers. The Britiah Colurmbte Mili Co.” any

ling Machinery. Racine
and Waterhouse Steam

en
t ten dollarsa ton.

Engines, Racine Gasoline
Engines. Mantels, Tiles,
and Grates in Stock.

——.
Patrontzg home ind ust

in Rossian

TOBACCO AND CIGAR.

nn
_ Smoke Enterprise

ootenay sod Rossland Favorite cigars, made

Address

DENTISTS.

De Fin

Finiwy, dentist, Stussi block.
PLUMBING,

47 Columbia Ave.

the opera house by request.

SEATLE.

¢ street and Columbia a:

5 ELLIE, practical sanitary "plumber, cor O. M. FOX & CoO,

Columbia Ave., near Lincoln St,

TEA - - -

If you are particular as to
the quality try our

80 cent English Break fast.
60 ‘cent Ceylon.

60 cent Japan.

Excellent Oolong at 50 centr

Jonnie L, Stone

+ DEALER IN

Real Estate
Mining Stock
And Mines.

21 Columbia Ave. ROSSLAND.
Houses Rented and Rents Collected

Properties Listed and Advertised
Fiee.

Ifyou have anything to sell or

wish to buy anything call
and register your
wants froe.

Mineral City and Cariboo City

Town Lots For Sale.

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

Turner & Robertson

ELECTRICIANS.

We handle all Electrical Supplies.
Estimates given on Electric Light
Wiring, Bel] Hanging, etc.

Rasement No. 18, Columbia

8, Langeake

T. Grogsoii & Cu.

AUCTIONEERS
AND VALUERS.
. Conyveyancers Notaries Public, etc.
Advances made on Consignments.

Money: sagen: ROSSLAND, B.C.

ANOTHER BUSINESS
«FOR ROSSLAND...

Daniel and Chambers

Are opening a Wholesule and
Retail

PAINT HOUSE

In their block, one door east Grand
Union Hotel. . They will carry a COM-
PLETE STOCK of PAINTS, OILS,

a One and a half im
35, 32.

miles—82, 33, 32.—Finish—34, 34 and
Harvard drifting across the line.

‘The race set a quictus upon the long |f
mooted question concerning weights.
Yale stripped into their boat at an aver-
age of 171 pounds and Jornell 158. Yale
used every pound of its ‘‘beef,” and the
leverage of its oars at times caused the
nervousness which made the boat fairly.
lift from the water. Cornell employed |
her trained down muscle in a leisurely,
confident manner that pulled her *
every stroke toward victiry, 2
sigular coincidence that’ the ‘English
trained crew, Harvard, pursued exactly
the same methods as to the number of
strokes per minute as the winning crew,
and although they weighed on an aver-
age 10 pounds heavier than UCornell’s
men, that ae weight told nothing,
and, e ther from fine training or
lack of ability to pall the etree set for
them, they were practically ‘‘dead” af-
ter the second mile.

It is aleo curious to note that Cornell
pulledexactly the same kind of a stroke
and the same number of strokes to the
minut> as they pulled last year when
they won in the record-break,ng TACO,
and that Harvard, while ‘asserting
she had entirely new methods, was ‘de.
feated in exactly the same manner that
defeat met her last year. Briefly, the
result of today’s race is that Corneil as-
serts her superiority in rowing, method
of training and capability over two
larger universities, and sho eat bouts
the record for the inter-collegiate eig]
of 1 ralnate 20 seconds, which she made
last y

Harvard gained a slight advantage
over her rivals at the start. It was ap-
parent fur the first quarter mile that
the Cornell crew was using the same
methods that took them to victory last

VARNISHES, BRUSHES. Everything
in the line of Painters’ Supplies.

year—a slow, telling stroke that would
Wear out their opponents. Yale, witha

THE PUBLIC are getting greatly interested in

CARIBOO CITY

For plans and full particulars see

J. E. MILLS,

363g Columbia Ave. :

Seheret Agent,

ROSSLAND.

8. C. CHEZUM.

JOHN JACKSON, JR.

Rossland Mining Abstract Co

Fall information concerning

titles to mining properties in

Trail Creek Division.

General Mining Business Transacted.

Mining Blanks Garefully and Neatly Executs

CORRESPONVENCE SOLICITED.

Orrice : Taytor BLoox, Columbia Ave.
568.

P.O. Box

ROSSLAND, B. (.

JAMES HUNTER.

ROBERT HUNTER.

HUNTER BROS.

WholesaleZandgRetail.

General Merchandise.

AGENTS FORSGIANT POWDER CO., GOODWIN CANDLES

and Builders d

Complete stock of Mining

Choice Groceries and Provisions

Drv Goods Furnishina Goods. Shoes. Hats
and A

From the_best Os dis

TELEPHONE 9.,

an! report what arrangement that or-
ganization woald mak» with the club to
1 an music at a weelly athletic exhi-

T ie ‘membership fap of the new club
was set at ne averetary was in-
structe! to call in all the old member-
ship card» and issue new ones in their
place: After several other matters hed

eon dispose vd of the meeting adjourned
for a week.

ee

TWO POLICE FORCES.

Mayor Scott Chief of One and ‘Kirkup
of the Other.

Swords are still drawn between Mayor
Scott and Provincial Policeman J. Kirk-

oth’ batt., A. La L., are

tillery.

LH. Moffatt—Captain 20th Royals
Regt., 7 yéars’ service; also No. 8 Co.,

"'Q. ., S- years’ service.
HL oy Burnett—Lieutenant 5th regt.,
C. Artillery, Ist class A.; Lietenant
35th batt. infantry, artillery ; Northwegt
1885, 1st class B. artillery ; Ist class B.
infantry; second class A. infantry.
Alex Forin—Captain 15th batt., A. L.
1.51883 ; 5 yeare commissioned by’ exam.
in ‘Minn. Nat. Guards.
Wilham Har; ant instenche in
Hie ulandere, T:
1
ketry,
Northwest rebellion 1885; member of
Canadian rifle team, piney, 1896; ser-

nt 105th Glasgow, High-
landers.

up, and the city is under the p
of two separate police forces. Mayor
Scott is chief of one and Kirkup is chief
of the other. In its pslm‘est days, when
gold flowed like water, Roseland never
had the distinction of having so much
tt | police protection. In fact very few
towns can boast of having two chiefs of
police.
The climax will probably be reached
when the city’s police makes an arrest.
Then the city will either have to ask or
demand the keys from Kirkup_ in order
that the prisoner may be locked up. If
‘Kirknp refuses to deliver up the keys
the city will be in a pretty pickle. ‘The
mov ernment ig slightly bigger than
up, though,” said the mayor, “and
I think "he hardiv would dare to refuse
to lock up the city’s prigoners.

> .
SHARKEY AND MAHER.
Terms of the Agreement f:r a Finish
Fight.

‘The terms of the agreement of the
proposed fight between Peter Maher,
heavyweight chainpion of Ireland, and

follows: That the men shall fight to a
finish before the club or individuals of-
fering the highest inducement, and for a
side bet of $5000. Both

Tom Sharkey, of San Francisco, are as | jo

Warring G. Kennedy—sergeant-major
Qa. Bal ae rebellion, 1885, 1

; Ward—Tares years’ connection
t., Canadian Artillery ; 310 ocks
Vancouver,

GF. B. 5. ee we
“Lee. i
aoe et Wott, Ene

'E. Fred Rous—Three years in 16th
batt., A. L. I.

M. Dobie—25th batt.

Fraser—Hospital sergeant, 22nd

8.,5 years.

RJ. Cameron lst ‘batt. Ww. LI;
Morth weet rebellion.
A. enzie—Sergeant F. Coy. Q.

‘Ww. Be fndgpon— Acting sergeant
25th bhatt; 26th E!

rgeant instructor

musketry, 10th R. G4 Toronto; alzoa

volunteer in Scottland, 8 years; 1st

Dumfries R. vol., 27 years; ‘alsy_ com-

titor Wimdledon in'25 competitions at
leley, ineiuding 3 times from Canad:

er—3 years pervice 4th

batt, -endon Ont. ; cor;

@ Sutherland—iet lioutenant 36th

batt, Northwest Rebellion 1885 lieu-
York

be 1864, let cl
Johii B

of the fighters deposited $2600 each to
bind the match. August 2another de-

it of $2500 from each will be pai
Rown in thie city, making the full
amount of $5000 a side. pie referee ts

ed u
for the. ‘bout to take
place within three months after the Beer
ond and final deposit is made, August 2

RESULT IN DOUBT.

Both Teame Claim to Have Won at
Baseball.

“Say, mister,” said ‘a boy rushing
breathlessly Into the Recorp office this
afternoon, ‘just put down that Guy
Ross’ baseball team beat Ed. Cory’s
by a score of 20 to 19.” Then the boy
disappeared down the street like a flash.
No sooner had he left than several other
boys rushed in out. of breath and
shouted : ‘Say! Ed. Corey’s team
beat Guy Ross’ by a score of 20 to 19,”
then they ewept out of the recom. It
seems the teams had a dispute on the
grounds and then ran a race to see
which one could get into print first.

J. Bovine has been in Trail endeavor-

id biedon.

fordshire _vols.,
service: ours best 6!
succession; pe ot at Wim-

Fred: T. Suckling—Q. O. R. 5 years.

William BrowaBerwickshive v vols. 5

years Scotland N. B.

Edward Elles—Ottawa brig. garrison,
ice.

Art. 2 years servi
H. C. Stewart—Lieutenant No. 6 Co.
30th batt., 7 years service; also corporal
ith be Hamilton 2nd class B. cert. C.

BR
wi Forrester—Sergeant and A. 8. M
N. We ne P., 8 years; corporal ‘A. bat-
8 B.; corporal 14 P. W. O

R., held artillery; artive service Fort
Henry during Rebellion 1885,
nnn Cawthorn—15 Kings Hussars
lor

R. , Gamphelt—Late 59th batt. 5 years

H. D. Carts -Capisin 38th batt.
Dufferin rifles 2nd class A. infantry, 13
years service.

R. Reddick—Assistant surgeon Mid-
land batt., 1st clase c cinge ; Northwest
Rebellion 1885, M. 8.

Ww. Satheriand--odtls batt. tt. M872; acted
as Souix interpreter toGen. Middleton at
Ft. Qu’Ap \ppe! le dating rebellion 1885.
Served under Captain Lang, Calonel
White of 48rd batt., Ottawa; was mem-
ber LL. assembly and formed one
of Nn Ww. council under lieutenant-gov-

oer

joyed by one side as well as the other.”

12| pected homs this evening from Nelson.

CONCERT TONIGHT.
Tonight the concert to ba given as a
farewellto the Amme sisters at the
opera house promises to be a splendid
event an1 ona that will b2 anpreciatel
by the immense au-li music
by an orzin: tea of 15 p: wiil be ex-
cellent ani x prograrn selom given in
this city will be proviled,

ABOUL THE CITY.

The Rossland gun club held a shoot
this affernoon on the Goldin Dawn
mineral claim.

Constables Ho»son and Pyper are ex-

A. CO. Bark, assayer of ths L3 Roi has
gone to Spokane where he will be
married to Miss Elizabeth Priestly.
Biddy Bishop and Ed. Smith will give
anexhibition boxing contest at Trail
thisevening. Bishop is preparing him-
selfforthe ten round go witl
next Wednesday night.

———____
PERSONALS.

Attorney J. B. Jones left this morn-

for his home in Spokane.

Ross Thompson went to Nelson today

as a witness in a mining case.

——.
NEWS OF LABOR WORLD.

London carpenters won a strike for
one shilling per hour.
Denver laundrymen want Chinese
wash houses cl Sundays.
New York plasters struck for the right
to select their owa foreman,
The telephone company pays the city
of Toronto 5 per cent vi its earnings.
The Midland (ingland) railway re-
cently igcreased the pay of its em-
ployees.
Toronto trades parliament protests
ogainet sectarian teaching in public

Police Commissioner Johngon of Bal-
timore is oppo: to accepting bids of
non-union firms.

The Irish trades con; a

night work for bakers.

The Brotherhood of Railwa;
men has reduced the age of
from 21 years to 18 years.

For all state printing in Massachusetts
during the ensuing year, typesetters
will be pard 48 cents per thousand ems,

The National Union of United
Brewery Workmen have now over 140
local unions in the United States and
Canada.

The Journcymen Barbera’ Interna-
tional union has decided that no women
barbers may join the union, St. Paul’s
union asked if it could admit them,

Seventy-five London fi
over 7000 workmen have
men’s requests, and in ne the
eight hours a day has been grant 1 .
carpenters, bricklayers and labo:
well as to the engineers in the employ
of the firm.

For the purpose of extending needed
aid to the thousands of destitute and
idle men of Chicago, the Civil Service
commission will be asked to temporarily
suspend its rules an | permit the Mayor
to give them work. he plan is to ex-

Train-
mittance

employing
th

ernor De

ing to stir up
encouragement enough to eas him to
walk the acroes the Columbia

A. W. Smith—33rd batt.; 6 years No. |
5 Co.

river on July 1.

W. L. Coulthard, M. D.—Ex.Q 0. R.! in

tend the list of eligi sles, for laborers
only, from 1600 to 6000, and to give to

axpectant citizens, but after the celebra-
tion, when the glamor had died away
and they found that they were in honor
bound to pay out-cold, hard cash, wh:
that was another matter. Many citi-
zens think thatitisa shame that the
brant of the burden should fall upon
the shoulders of one or two citizens who
were energetic and enterprising enough
to build the finest decoration in town,
(t is something that all the citizens and
the city benefited by, anal thay believe
that the Jubilee Cymmuittee should pay
the balance due, as the archway can be
ased for the celebration on Dominion
day. Several of the committee mem-
bere were seen by a reporter, and the
as wil-
tin to do so, could the cash be realized.
‘n fact, those seen seem- to think that
vash should be solicitel if n> other
means could be found.
Below is the itemized cost of the on arch

h Hi
Bee

Total
Cash subscribed.
Expect to realize on lumbe:
Received from jubilee Com. .

hortage

i nails were farnished vy
Robertson, who also gave his time free
in superintending the construction.
F. G. Winsor, Andy Rivsbeck, J. Rob-
ertson, J. Morris, and &. wscalet_ were
the prime movers in getting up the Co-
Tumbia avenue arch. Mr. Winsor said:
“Through the Recorp I wish to thank
the ‘Ainericans for the generous manner
in which they donated the money J prom:
ised. Not a single one of them
payup. I I could say the same of
my own countrymen.”

SULLIVAN AND FITZ,

To Meet in Brooklyn as a Test for a
Battle.

New York, June om. —Tonight Martin
Julian, Bob
made a veer to Frank Dunn, of
Boston, manager of John. L, Sullivan,
which was accepted. The proposition is
that Sullivan and Fitzsimmons meet at
Ambrose park, Brooklyn, on the after-
noon of July 5, rain or shine, for four or
six rounds. If Sullivan’s sparring shall
be deemed by the public and sporting
writers creditable and he indicates his
ability toenter the ring for a finish
fight, the terms and conditiongor such
a match may be arranged immediately
thereafter. “Sullivan will get a share of
the gate receipts,
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Master Clifford Davenport entertained
a number of his boy friends at his
father’s residence last evening, the occa-
sion being his twelfth birthday. After
having a lovely time refreshments were
consisting of ice cream, straw-
es, cake, lemonade, nuts and candy.

Some of the boys were called on for
speeches, all responding readily. The
boys all had such agood time they voted
Clifford a capital entertainer and wished
him many birthdays.
wi eee Bresent Bisse oa

illie Furlong,
Hoffman, Judge Kelly wile Dancy,
John Muir, Richard McKellar, Walter
Furlong, Earl Smith, Chad ie Berger

Henry Muir,
Frank

every applicant ten days’ work a month
retation-

Eddie Gooly, Elijah ’Walkly, Wendel
Ye tia ly, We