ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, MAY 12, 1899,

Charged With Perjury.

A perjury case was heard before Mag-
istrate Sprout, on Mondsy, from Three
Forks. The complaint was laid by Wm.

Garvey againet Olson ‘Ostby charging
the latter with perjury, alleging that

Ostby testified at the trial of Garvey
held on April 28, when Garvey was'on
trial for committing an assault, on April
24, that he (Ostby) was present and
saw the assault, whereas Garvey alleged
he was not present.
“the greater part of the day, and at the
vonclusion Ostby was held for trial be-
fore the spring assizes at Neleon on May
30.—New Denver Ledge.

Bishop Hartsell Coming Home.
Lonxpvon, May 12.—Rev. D. Joseph
Hartsell, of Cincinnati, Ohio, American
Methodist Epiecopal Bishop of Africa,
has returned to London from Liberia on
hia way to the United States.

The city ie putting ina platform on
Columbia avenue, opposite the Windser
house.

Stocks Quotations,

The following quotations are made up
from the quotationa from Montreal, To-
ronto and Spokane, and the local mar-
ket for atocka..not on the boards.
‘They are as near the selling price as it
is possible to get. Any stocks not in-
cluded in this twill beadded upon
application, this: office fixing the price
from the best advice as to value that
is obtainable:

4

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asses

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The case occupied | fF

Victoria, Province of British Columbis, this th
day of April, one thousand eight hundred and
niuety-nine.

T. W. HOWARD

GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT
© 108 Brsnorsgatz-Sr., Loxvon, E. 0,

Magazine, or Perl
troublesome details by sen

T. W. HOWARD,
108, BisiorscaTE-sTREET, LONDON,
x
ARRANGE.
‘ERED re Fe
Ing ADVERTISE!
pondence invited.

7. W. HOWARD,
108, BsOPsGaTE-STREKT, LONDON, E. C.

- Agent for THE RossLaNper and British Co-
umbla Review.

No, 127 f
CERTIFICATE OF THE REGISTRA-
TION OF AN EXTRA PROVIN-
CIAL COMPANY.

“ComPaNixs Act, 1897.""
“Woodbury Mines, Limited.”

Registered the 5th day of April, 1999,
FY that I havo this day
bury Mines Limtted,"”

‘ompal
panier’ Act, 1997,"" or

‘all or any of the ‘ol reinafter ret
to whic! 1e

f the

Time Card of Tialns.

SPOKANE.
2—pary TRAINs—2

Palouse & Lewixton Pra’

ntral Wash. Rran

Local Freight, West.
‘ocal Freight, Ea!

“Daily, excopt Sunday; all others dolly.

° WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY sTIl,___, >
—o

——

First Appearance th Hoasland of
Alice Hamilton, @.@ Amy Boshe
@ @ Ella Carlinton @@

OBrien Jennings and O’Brien i
WIL produce the Dancing Girl the most sensational actever presented.

Tim Staring and Debbie. Rickling.

ators and duncess.

| and

The Only Conchita.

Neseriytive songs and monologve.
Owens and Wren.

J. W. HILL, Geueral Agent,

G. P. A.,

‘a. D. Charlton, A.
ay Portland’ Oregon

of
2uisiature of British Columbia extends.
‘the head office of the Company, in rituate
inthe, City of Bpokane, State of Washington,
The amount of the capital of the Company is
ime million dollars, divided into one million
sharen of one dollar each.
‘he ¢ of the

a
or
pany.
The time of the existence of the company is
years,
8 objects for which the Company has been
d are:—

tion, with!
the Provine

q
er for all pu
pond, buy,
sind water ld terri-
buy, sell, build or op-
mwass, or other

thmbe
rything consistent,
e carrying out of the

Given under my hand and seal of office at

rf) 8. Y, WOOTTON,
6°" Registrar of Joint Stock

. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED...

Cable Address, “Morse,” Rossland.

Mining and
Investment Brokers.

Mining properties bought and sold. 2°
wining nroortepsougatensaay |

mining stocks of Kootenay. Conti-
dential reports furnished on applica-
tion by competent engineer.

seu — Real Estate

MONEY Loaned at
LOW Rates of Interest. _

Codes, Clough’s and Bedford McNeil’

kt Coks eNO eto

Rathmullen
Rambler-C:
zepublic,
ed Mou!

rouggler..
Tamarac, Kenneth, pooled.
‘Ands.

edddddddy

Srand Pre ‘
lorning Glory .
Mill Creek 0,

Millions Are Made By Mining

NIGHGAN BOY.

Gold Mining Company

Thousand Dollar a Day dividend payer,
the Republic mine, Republic, W:
the Mountain Li
ledge, which assays $30 and better across
the wh
the list of dividend payers. To the south
are the + T it
or Miss, and the Golden Lily group—
the latter 18 onl;
Machigan Boy Gold Mining Company’s
property. ‘

Heientific Americ

Worl lend iita:
Bae Sepa tae Solaris
EoaL Sea a as ae aes Fae =

Solentific America
* Agency for

OAVEATS, |

: TRADE Marks,
ATENT:

ITS, eto.

tion of az selomtific paper in the

REPUBLIC; WASHINGTON,

Four fall claimie—Michigan Boy, Rein;
ney, situate
t of the One

ne, ane
a 35-foot

Lion, with
ole face, and will soon’ be on

Glory,

T, E. HALEY,

WHOLESALE
ano RETAIL
DEALERIN..

one claim north of the

This company ie stocked for 1,000,000

Bpokane, Washington.

McCrae & Co

press and re

d ne promptly, light or heavy freight handled, mining: machinery deli
short notice, ore contracts taken.
pay all damages done to anthing we handle.
sfer, warehouse, or ship any class of good:

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

In acroes the tridge.

First production of Eddie @’Drionea ono act comed:
2 eee or ot eat oy DeAgno the new comedy, *Cutey the fine

Our Stark Company—Pearl Stanton, Waiter Reed, & : oe
gillie Hagel John Jentle, Eva Brandt, Ada Warren.and outs. Taylor, charles Burton

1g plontation|
ving plontatiog|

Tf that is what you Want for your money, you can easily
it nywhere.~ We do not offer you n rongibut twice as much pa

and in many instances three and four times as inuch geod:
can get anywhere else for sume amount, 3 Eee 88 108

Linen Handkerchiefa without a song
3 OX... Oo
Everlasting Overals.
Blankets. fees

Undearweat «

‘Top shirts... Ws

wher
Elsewhere with u song 7c to tf

Or the same scale
‘Onr goods are not better or worse*than those you pay much high i
te ., . £4 pher
for You can notice the prices marked at uny |store here, mark the quulity Gite
gooda, then come to us and if you don,t like to throw away any of your “money,
you surely will take the advantage of saving. half or moreon your purchases —

». WE HAVE:'NO BRANCH STORES

* Rossland Auction House, BBannett, Her
42 E. COLUMRIA AVENUE-

SS ies
JRoss Thompson.
(a )

TI have the following blocks in the following companies for sale;—

EUREKA CONSOLIDATED, GOPHER, HOME STAKE, EVENING

SCAR , SILVERINE, R. E. LEE’ BODIE, EUREKA, NORTI STAR
and ZILA'M,

Lotsinthe Original Townsite

THE REDDIN: JACKSON CO., AGENTS, -:- -:- ROSSLAND, B,C.
a

Quick Work. ta

Red Star Livery and Transfer Co.

Good sad:ile horses, elegant turnouts, nobby sleigh id driving teams;
will wise you aera e at auy time day on night. gh, end fancy 8 :
a are ing up a sleighing party, see us about rigs—good horees.

Horees boarded by the day or month,” Packing of all Kinds done, We do
age work; will call at any part of the city. Contracts and

ex
job work!
ered on
anos and gafes safely meved. We}
'e act as shippers’ agents, vill tran’
8. y

e sell Washington seagoned Fir and Tamarac wood.

OFFICE—9,

J.W. AARTLINE PROP.

Furniture,

Wash. St.

International Music | [ai |]

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1899.

PRICE FIVE, CENTS.

There is DO yeweus

ny Srouud which so much inte-ost centers 18 the
‘ior is there anything in which greater diversity of

joarl:
com>

ecessor to CHALLONER. MITCHELL & SPRING.
Next door tothe Post Cflive.

W orth Considering.

That our stock of Readlv Made Clothing, Gent’s Furnishings,

cte., is complete in each and every line.

Mens’, Boy’s and Youth’s

‘Tweed and Serge-auits. Outside and Inside of every garment
guaranteed. The largest variety of shades and colors in

King B.and John B. Stetson

Hate ever shown in Roseland. -

A fine stuck of

Mens’, Boys’ and Youths’

Shoes from the best makers... A few pair of Ladies’ shoes

to clear at COST.

A Inrge consignment of Trunks and Valises juet to hand.
The RUSH in our Ordered Clothing department convinces

us that we have the nobbiest line of Imported ‘I'weeds,
Overcoutings and Fancy Vestings in the city.
and fit guaranteed and in order to compete

steds,
ship the very latest,

Serger Wor-
Workman-

with the 20-day sales and people going out of business,

Prices Have Been Reduced.

TERRIBLE COLLISION

Twenty-Five Paople Killed and Forly
, Others Injured.

PARTIAL LIST: OF THE DEAD

A Locomotive Plunges Through Two
Passenger Coaches and Into
the Third.

Reapina, Pa., May .13,—A_ terrible
rear end collisi of traine

“WHITE MAN’S BURDEN.”

Joseph Chamberlain Wants Ald for His
School of Tropical Medicine.
Lonpon, Exavanp,’ May 18—Hon.
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain blossomed
forth this week ae ® successful beggar in
the cause of phiianthropy. He recently
asked for $1,250,000 for Birmingham
University, and Mr. Andrew Carnegio’a
gift practically completes the sup. re-
quired, . The conditions of Mr. Oarne-
giv’s donation.meets the warm approval
oi the press, The Daily News suggests
that Mrs. Chamberlain’s sweet ‘compul-
sion waa instrumental in securing Mr.
Carnegic’s handeomecontribution, Mr.
c lain, Wednesd ted a

dlinner in aid of the fund for the eatab-
lishment of his chool of tropical medi-
cine, and by the time the coffse was
reached the subscriptions amounted to
£16,800 had been announced. = Mr.

occurred about 10 v’clock last night on
the Philadelphia & Reading at Exeter, a
small place’six miles from Reading, re-
sulting in the loss of about 25 lives. .
Probably about 40 others were badly
injured, and of these many willdie. The
express train for Philadelphia was sched-
uled to leave Reading at 8:30 p. m., and
was about half an hour late in leaving.
Inthe meantime many passengers on

¥ Juin in the course of an inter-
eating speech st this dinneron “The
White Man’s Burden;” dwelt upon the
fact that the greateat enemy of the white
man was not the policy of a savage
chiel’s infl of. It

orthe pbysical difficulties of a) tropical
country, but malarial fevers. A new
school, devoted to experiments and re-
serch for tropical diseases should be sit-

the train from Harrisburg went aboard
the Philadelphia express while it stood
in the station at Reading, but the num-
ber of Harrisburg passengers being too
great to bo accommodated on the ex-
press train it was decided to send an ex-
tra train to Philadelphia, to 1unas a
section of the express. The extra or-
dinary train from ‘“Harrieburg was due

M. J. O’HEARN, The. Clothier.

CORNER COLUMBIA AVE.

AND LINCOLN ST.

ask 1S: Try!

table house.

108 WEST COLUKBIA AVENUE.

‘We will have your trade after that, ‘The
average man buys shoes from their appear-
ance and fit. They knew little about leath-
erand trust to thelr deslera. Hence the advantage of dealeng with a rep
Our shoes strike people by stylish shape and by their quality.

c. O, LALONDE

11 EAST COLUMBIA ANENUE.

T. R. MORROW,

«+-8UCESS8OR TO...
McLEAN & MORRO -

sees THE wees
PIONEER“ >
DRUGGISTS.®

OUR GOODS ARE RIGHT.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.

-hibbhbhbhhbalel

—WHEN YOU WANT A—

: FILLED ACCURATELY
BRING IT TO US.

| creshed into by tue

to the number,of people who went to the
atute capitol to witness. the exercises

.|connected with the unveiling of the

there y ie
The second section left here about 20
minutes after the express departed.

‘At Exeter station the firat train atep-
ped for orders, and while standing was
nd-wectio’ Ir
train at the time
The locomotive

st the:

terrific force, the lat
running a great street.

Ad

uated in the vicinity of the docke, where
aubjects are never lacking.

Lieut. Col. Alfred I, Bates, formerly
military attache of the American em-
hassy, who sale for the United States to-
day on board the American line steamer’
St. Towia, spoke warmly to 9 corre-
spondent here of the Associated Press
re the courtesy which he had received
on all sides since coming to London.
Speaking of of the Philippines Colonel
Bates said:

the Britieh military applaud.out there,
while they regard our splendid naval
officers and sailors as heroes of war, and
they have become as® well known. aud.

“J can say of my qwn knowledge that |°

HGUINALDO GIVES ORDERS,

Says All Foreigners Must Leave the
Philippines.

a

GIYEN ONLY TWENTY-FOUR HOURS

He Fears It Will Take a Long Time
to Conquer the United
States.

Maniwa, May 13.—Aguinaldo bas {8-
sued orders that all foreignera niust
leave insurgent territory within 48 hours.
There are only a few commercial: men
there, mostly Englishmen and .Ameri-
cans, Aguinaldo believes that by refus-
ing them the righta of non-combatants
he can force their governments to reco;
nize the’belllgerenco of bis so-called gov-
ernment, in order that they may treat
for the anfety of their subjects. A Fili-
pino who talked with General Treas has
brought to Father McKinnon, chaplain
of the Firet California regiment a copy
ot a letter written by Aguinaldo’ to Gen-
eral ‘Treas, asking his opinion as to the
advisability of surrendering, saying: uy
fear the long war that will be necessary
to conquer the United States will drain
‘the country’s forces too much.””

TOD SLOA RECORD.

Has Displayed Wonderful Skil and
ment.

Lonpox, May 18, The smart racing
-et, headed by the Prince of Wales, has
been ‘at Newmarket all week, where
Sloan; the“Ainerican jockey, gave won-

Judge

-highly appreciated: here

Vice mei as they are: inA é ea
Mr. Dwight. L. Moody, American
lich, has d to

plough the two rear.cara them
to aplinters, then mouated the end of
the third car in the rear. The firat car
of the gecond train was also wiecked.

The names of the identified dead are:
Capt. Street, Philadefphia ; Geo. F. Leaf,
Fort Washington, Pa.; Wm. taler;
Geo. Shaw, Harry Beatty, Wm. Leurs,
Henry. Welz, John Johnson, John Sling-
luff, Harry H. Unchbing, Geo, H. An-
ders, Hiram Shelley, Geo. Shall, Ben-
ten Silvis, all of Norristown; Miss Anme
McGraw, of Ashland, The train is what
is known as the “Cannon, Ball” express
and the express of the extra section of it
craghed into the ordinary train.

_ Crusade Against Caterpillars.
Monxtrean, May 11.—A remarkable

demonstration took place ‘at St. Hilaire,
Quebec, Yesterday.
Ci

H. H.Playford,

AUDITOR and
ACCOUNTANT

P. O. BOX 698.

No.1 Stone Block, Rossland

This !s Onlya Scheme

‘To inform you that Iam stil doing business
atthe old stand where everything in the Dru

ill: which: last year: played
havoc with apple and sugar orchards,
seem to be mose numerous and vigorous
than before. A crusade againet them
was formally opened in the parish church

here, where mass was solemnizd, after

cen SPRING CLEANING.

he season to have your system thor:
while 18 tensed. Hood's ‘Sa¥saparilia and

ry,
lard remecies.

e! are Ww
of the at You can have elther
at 7c, per bottle. Remember the address, :

which a religious procession, headed by
the priest and choir boys, followed by
hed

hold revival meetings at Glasgow in' Oc-
‘tober next. .

The International art exhibition, of
which Mr, Jas, McNeill Whistler is the
chief promoter, opened: Monday. The

ibition hi muel x

a8

but. proved a disappointment; in.that it
did not equal the high standard. estab-
lished last year. Critics lament Mr.
Whistler's failure .te produce anything
equal to his past work.”

_The ceremony of laying the
foundation stone of the Victoria and Al-

erful s of horsemanship, apd
Sinadaome Sf his vicboriew by AIDE apa
Kill dnd judgment. : Sloan now helds »
recérd for-a- -Newmarket’ course, which
up to Thursday was 52 wins and 52-loss-
Sa Daeg via

TO BE TRIED TODAY.

WS, Jones:Not Out of His Trouble im Spo-
kane. ¥
Though Jack Wilmot and Jim Ander-

son spent moat of the time between 2and
8 o'clock Thursday’ morning in earnest
consultation with Police Justice Kennan
at the latter’s home, endeavoring to per-
anade him to reduce the amount ‘of the
$1000 cash or $2000 surety bond in which

bert next Wednesday: will bo
2 very interesting event. The queen
will ride through the streets.

PRACTICE. GAME. TOMORROW.

Rossland Baseball Team Getting Ready for
he the 25th, ‘

The Rossland baseball club will give a
a practice game at the grounds tomorrow
which will be called at 3:30 p. m., at
which all the fans areinvited. Admis-
eion free. The uniform selected consists
of white shirts and pants, black shoes
and stockings amd black caps. The
we

160 or more Pp
through the infected section with fervent
prayers, asking divine assistance against
the plague.

ord a” in black felt letters is
on the breast. The boys are getting
ready for the queen’s birthday, when
two games will be played, one with a
Spokane team and another from Boea-

ile Deputy Inland Reveaue Col-
lector W. 8. Jones, of Rossland, was be-
ing held at the police Keadquarters on
the charge of obtaining money. under
false pretenses, it was all to. no avail.
The justice thought the bond waa not at ©
all excessive for the gravity of the crime
charged, and refused. to lower it. ‘Then
Wilmot and Anderson rushed: back to
the station, where Jones was waiting un:
der the watchful eye of-Night Jailer
Breckman, and Wilmot put up his sur.
ety bond in the sum of $2,000. Jones
was then allowed to go. 2

Jones was arraigned: in the police
court Thursday on the charge of obtain-
ing money under false pretense, the cir-
cumstances of which were published in
the Review. His attorney, Mr. Nuzum,
of the firm of Nuzam, Nuzum, & Sulli-

Beef, °
’ Pork, |
~ Mutton, |
Fish )
Ovsters

Game.

’

_Aossland Labor Unions. LOCAL BREVITIES. °

Dr. George Armstrong bas gone to
Nouathport to reaume his duties as phy-
cian for the Le Roi smelter located there.

C. H. Ellicott, who has been sick, at
the hospital for three weeks, is able to
be about again.
W.N. Dunn is ableto be upon the
atreets again.
W. H. Longridge, auditor of the C. P.
R. for the western division, left for the
north last evening after a couple of days
in Rossland on business:
A. H. MacNeil, Q. C., and City Solici-
tor Abbot, left last evening over the C.
& W. for Vancouver to attend the su-
preme court sitting, and will be absent

ndays. - ¢
one a ofthe ‘Hotel Alten; who| (make. the! evexing » most’ pleasant
has been inthe Okanagan country on One: .
d last i

mining iia , Eagles at Skaguay.

James D. McGaughey received a tele-
gram from Capt. 8. 8, Shaw from Beat-
tle, stating that he is going to Skagway,
Alaska, to assist in the i Matic of
an order of Eagles there.

shares, par value 6 cents, assessable to |
par not to exceed one mill per share
per month. There are 400,000 shares in
in the treasury. All promoter’s stock
pooled until treasury atock is sold. Ali
money expended in developing the prop-

burg,. The Rossland boys expect to
win them both.

There has already been over $350 spent
upon the grounds, grand stand, uni-
forma, etc. 7

The dance to be given on the evening
of the 24, at the Dominion hall is for the
purpose of fraising money to pay for
building the bleachers. .

yan, asked fora coatinuence of the case.
The trial was set for today, when it is
understood Jones peaded not guilty, and
expects the charge against him to be
dismissed, as a result ef the trial.

—_———$_———
IN THE LARDEAU.

Lardeau Goldsmith Miming Compazy Wilt
Soom Commence Work.
Friday evening the Lardeau Gold-
smith Mining Comyany, Limited, held
a meeting at ita Rossland office and de-
termined to have its property surveyed
and crown granted with aa little delay
as possible. Smith Curtis. resigned as
secretary and M. W. Simpson was
elected inhis place. Harry Daniel was
elected as a director of the company. '
Work will be commenced within a
fow weeks. :
The company own three claims nine
miles from Thorapson Landing. ‘The
Brunswick, Opher and Oregon. The
owners calculate that on the Brunswick
enough ore can be taken out to pay for
the work. oa

Thomas Sout, Drugelst

First Avenue Near Spokane Btreet.

OFVS3OOOTH AICHE AIOOOEH EHD

Rossland Loan Office,| Catching On.

NO. 16 WASHINGTON ST.

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in Stock

REPAIRING . DONE :
Puit A. SILVERSTONE, Prop.

day.

long time ago.

their grip.

THE RECORD as a, mediut

talking business and, bargal!
buy never,

erty.

Fist Issue—200,000 shares at one cent,
100,000 of which were subscribed by the
business men of Republic the first day.

Send in your address at once if you
desire any of this issue.

fi joney orde!

'Y Te
d development

Grand Ball.
The Dominion Athlétic Club will give
@ grand ball at Dominion ball next Tues-
day evening May 16. Professor Wylie
will farnieh the music and_ Professor
Boice will be prorapter. Grand march
at9 o'clock. Admission for gentlemen
$1. Ladies free. Professor Lewis will
leave nothing undone which will tend

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

emit by mi
- Claims all surveyed ai
in progress. ’
THE NEXT ISSUE WILL BE
ss00e100,000 SHARES AT.....

2 GENS.

—

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Banquets. and Small Dinner Parties.

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rary, Its mining news!

and it jaa iree lance
the apron strings of
corgoration. |
‘You can get any kind of Job Pris
ting done at ‘bottom prices 2!

Record-ob Office

NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that I will, 5
Fr iat ae a
es ‘y eo Ly
highest vidder,ét the elty pound, the following
ne y pony ond
Onefron gray pony. | oan .
Dated Rossland, April 29, 1809, BATHS

Soe mia!
jlied, Sa!

ers, Graduates of tho
eering. Bachelors im
m bere

we

President and Manager,
E. D. CARPENTER,
Republic, Wash.

Police Court.

Thomas white was up before Police

Mogistrate Jordan upon the charge of

ast riding on the streets and his case
waa remanded until Monday.

Spokane Street,

ROSSLAND, B.C.

SVSOOOETH OO <3BOOOS
2 BPOOOOE YOOX IOOOOEY

J, B. HODGES, = The Rossland Laundry is doi
Secretary and Treasurer. - : “work at reasonable | ea: Try v1 pees
5 them.
P. O. Box 66. Graham & Son. ‘Near, 0. ‘East. ‘e

Wasurrator, D. 0.

Orstoxs: { Wowrnzal, Oar.

THE RrcorD dto any
part of the city for 25 cents a week, °

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