ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JUNE 15, 1900.

WIRES AGAIN CUT

Pekin Once More Isolated From the
‘World by Boxers.

CHINA WILL NOT RESIST

Entry of International Reliof Fore Will Bo
Unopposed—Lendon is Divided Between
Hope and Fear—Mikado Preparing to Act,
Urged by His People.

Japanese Clamor for Action.

Yokohama, June 15.—The oppo-
sition press is impatient over the in-
activity of the government.
emperor has summoned Marquis
Ito to consult with him in reference

‘to the situation in China.

French Cruiser Ordered to Taku.

Paris, June 15.—At a cabinet
council today the minister of foreign
affairs, M. Delcasse, announced
that the telegraph line to Pekin had
again been cut. The latest dis-
patch from the French minister
there, he added, was dated the
evening of June 12, and said the
Chinese government had informed
him it would not oppose the foreign
detachments entering Pekin. The
French consul,at Tien Tsin,M. Del-
casse announced, had telegraphed
that all was quiet within the French
concession there, which was guard-
ed by French and Russian ‘troops.
A swift first-class cruiser has been
ordered’ to proceed to Taku: to tein-
force the French naval division at
that place.

London, June 1§,—The paws
from China is

The

MANOR MENTION

A. W. Ross of Columbia is in the
city.

Frank Watson came in from Spo-
kave this morning,

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Daniels are
in the city from Northport.

A.C, Fry returned yesterday from
a two weeks’ tour of the Colville
reservation and expressed himselt
as being very favordbly impressed
with its | and agricultural re-

BUSINESS LOCALS.

Mens spring and summer suit-
ings, made to the latest patterns,
(only
Lougheed’s

K. SWANSON, Prop.

A

Special Ruling and all kinds of

Job and Poster Printing at this of- in Season.

GLARENDON GAFE,

union men employed) at|First Class in Every Respect

'- All Delicacies and Gamegs
Private...
Rooms for Banquets and

sources.

J. C. Drewry is rapidly recovering
from his illness at Montreal and
will soon return west.

Miss Pauline Dunstan gave ‘a tal

ented -series of recitations at the
Methodist church last

is

F, W. Rolt has received a letter
from his partner, R. M. Grogan,
who isin South Africa with the
Strathcona horse. He says Sir
Charles Ross is second in command
ot four Maxim guns, which he has
equipped, and that Lionel Webber,
formerly of. Silicia,. has —joined
Paget's Horse, a branch of the Im-
perial yeomanry.

Deborah Rebekah lodge No. 13
has elected the following officers:
Noble grand, Mrs. I. B. Kenty;
vice grand, Mrs. A. S. Day; record-
ing secretary, Miss Smith; finan-
cial secretary; Miss Millford; treas-
urer, Mrs. Robert Clemens.

TEN BUBNED TO DEATH,

Another ‘Tenement House Horror in
New Work City.
By Associated Press.
New York, June 15.—Ten people
were burned to death or suffocated,
and six injured, some fatally, in the

but the general trend indicates that
the gravity of the situation has in
no way diminished. Shanghai pre-
vides the usual crop of alarmist ru-
mors as to the conditions at Pekin
and the preparations to oppose the
international forces, but there is a
disposition in London to regard the
safety of the legations and the Eu-
ropeans there as not seriously
. threatened at the present moment.
It is realized,’ however, that ithe
, slightest sign of check to the inter-
national forces would put an entire-
ly different face on the matter and
would probably lead to an outbreak
“of the rabble, which could not be
easily controlled. Besides, the news
of the burning of the French and
‘British missions at Yunnan Fu is re-
garded as.extremely grave, .as it.
points to:the extension of the rebel-
A lion to remote portions of the em=
. pire. ?

 ———

WEST LE ROLAT A PREMIUM

Another B. A. CG Group Successfully
’ Floated ou London Market

Another Rossland mining. ‘com-

- pany has been successfully floated
on the London market by the B. A.
"-C.—namely, the Le Roi Mining
company No. 2 Limited, with a
capital of £600,000,
-The prospectus was published in

‘London on Monday, as cabled to
this country. The object of the
_ company is to, acquire and.work the
Josie, Poorman and Annie fr:

jing of the five-story
at 34 Jackson street, a little before
3 o'clock this morning.

Board of Trade to Meet,

A special meeting of the Rossland
board of trade will be held at 8:30
o'clozk this evening at the board of
trade rooms. Business of impor-
tance is to be considered.

To Prevent Sea-Sickness
: * Victoria Colonist

It is d that -sea-sick
can be prevented by inhaling pure
conipressed oxygen, and tubes con-
taining it will séon be placed upon
the market. The oxygen is said to
be infallible in its effects.

Gen. McArthur proposes to at-
tack. the Philippine rebellion at its
source by having‘ the filibustering
expeditions run down and stopped
from carrying arms and munitions
from China.

There must be a babel of tongues
in that international army marching
on Pekin. It is made up of eight
nationalities.

—

It is predicted that" peace will not :

be fully established in the Philippines
until a new generation has grown
up. Uncle Sam's first experience
as a colonizing power is a hard one.:

Mr. Curtis said on the platform
the other day that Mr. Martin was
opposed to female suffrage. Is Mr.
Martin married?

_ Rockingham and No. 1, fentbaciog?
an area of 72 acres on Red moun-
+. tain.
* George Purgold, of this city, re-
ceived a cablegram from London to-

day in response to an order for some

. stock, stating that it had all been

‘allotted and that £5 shares had al-

ready gone up toa premium of 10
. Shillings.

>No More Smalipox at Port Arthur.
By Associated Press.

Toronto, June 15.—The provin-
‘, cial health , authorities have issued
the that IIpox at
Port Arthur has been effectually

Patriotic Fund Over $200,000
P ‘By Associated Press.

Ottawa, June 15.—The Canadian

+”. Patriotic fund to date is $303,-

-- 882.36.

Safety Deposit Boxes.

When the new Bank of Montreal
building was finished, there was ad-
ded a large vault’ containing safety
deposit boxes. These boxes prove
of great value for the deposit ‘of
private papers, stocks and valua-
bles. They are rented to the pub-
lic at annual rentals of $7.50 up,
and are accessible to the holder at
any time of the day during banking
hours. Business or professional
men who do not posses a fire or
burglar proof safe, find these boxes
a great convenience.

e Subscribe for

the:
Record,

50 Cents per
tonth.

Pacific railway operate a
through sleeper between Arrow-
head and Vancouver for the accom-
modation of the Kootenay business.
This will bea very great conven-
ience to the travelling public.

FOR RENT.

Office on first floor tts Block.

Large Warehouse in center of town.
Ladies’ tailoring—Fit, style’ and
satisfaction guaranteed at Lough- FOR SALE.

eed’s.

splendid business opportuni

fice.
ee Dinner Parties
‘Through Stecpor. FIRST CLASS BAR IN CONNECTION
With the inauguration of the
ay ial Li Te a” .
_ mperia imite: service. the Rolt & Grogan

Office and rooms on second floor Burns
Block.

Seven-roomed Dwelling house, plastered
furnished throughout, good locality.

Hotel and Saloon on Second prenue. aA

——THE——

STABLES.

TIME CARD OF TRAINS.

Double Daily. Train Service.

MONTANA

HANDSOME SADDLE HORSES
STYLISH TURNOUTS.

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No.t orth Coast Limited
No.2 Nort imited
No. 3 ‘Gece Bound
No. 4, East, Boun: 10:
Sacks d’ Alene branch | 5.
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Genta Wa ‘Wash. branch.
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INCORPORATED

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Carser Howard ond Riverside.
——e

Autuorized Capital,.
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Ath the following Baard of Manage!

‘Try Our Electric Lighted

“NORTH COAST
LIMITED”

With New ‘‘Observation Cars.”

mes La
Secretary-Treasurer. W.. oH Falding.

fest investment for small sums now o}
public, and lends money In larg
repayable in monthly instalments.

For further information, apply to

W. H. FALDING,

JW. HILL, General Agent,'Spokane, Wo.
.D. CHARLTON, A.G.P.A.,Portiand,Ore.

=E:|MONTREAL LOAN
& INVESTMENT Co

Head office, Imperig| building, St. James Street,

Wash Dress Fabri
3sc Dainty New Organdies, 35¢ Kind........+sseeeeee
: Reduced to......+++ .

asc Dimities Delicate Patterns, ase Kind..
Reduced to.....

75¢ Silk Striped Wash Grena ines, 750
Reduced to......+

soc Wash Grenadines, soc Kind. .
Reduced to...... *

25c Fine Imported Zephyrs, 25
Reduced to.....+++5

2oc Fancy Gingham and Zephyrs, 20c
Reduced to..... ‘e 18c yd.

They are all this season's Newest Wash Goods. We are desirous

of their being all sold before its too late,

27c yd.

SREQUS:

HUNTER BROS. STORES |

INTERNATIONAL THEATRE

- KLOCKMANN, Proprietor. A.M, ZINN, Manager.

FOR WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 11,

‘The Funniest, Breeziest, Liveliest and Jolliest Burlesque entitled

“BOCCACCIO”

Pretty and Shapely Girls, Sparkling Wit, Brilliant Music.

Comedian and Expert Dancer, |,
CHAS. BUCKLEY.
Vocalist and Comediene,
MARIE. DOYLE.

First appearance of of oe eminent

“JACK” JOWE TT.
LAUGH I

Reappearance of the jolly Soubrette, .

CLARISSE
y FARMER...

WILMA SISTERS, DOR-
ITA CORDERO. FEL~-
ICE, EDDIE ERB, DEL
LAWRENCE.......-2++

‘LAUGH T LAUGH!

This s Company has opened a branch office jhere,
Elmer A, Rolf: Hon Thos. Mayne Dal Daly,0
Pe Oa aliton.

the Montreal Ioan & Investment. Co offers the
pen to the
e or svat amounts

T
Pank of Motitreal Chambers. Golumbla avenue.

ALL AND. EVERYTHING WILL BE

There are Sizes.
Fixtures for Sale,
Store for Rent.

A2 Columbia Ave.

e*>:
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———HOUDE’ s—

Straight Cut
Cigarettes.

MANUFACTURED BY

B. Houde & Company, Quebec
Are Better'than the Best

WHOLESALE ‘AT

¢ Crow & Morris, Rossland.

Rossland
Athletic..
Clubs...

ducements for“a short, time’ by
suspension of ‘the initiation fee.

Magazines
« Periodicals.

permanent and ongeg s board
4

and*chambers; $36 to $40’ per
month, ‘For particulars apply. to
ar << - CHARLES E, BENN,
E qe Charles : Ye

Offers special, membership i in--

oe
Excellent accommodations -for

CUNLIFFE.& MeMILLAN,

ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.

All classes of Repairs atid Construction Work’ ‘Undertaken. i

Ore Cars, Wheels and dixie, Buckets) eee fa Shatting, Hanzers and Poller, | Pi Pipe work
nt

ecialty, Nort es oa Fam:
Third Avenue Hosslands

tock, “4 le
F Mills, Gencentestors; Be ales Bgpiltor
4 O Hox 198.

_ OF BUSINESS
Sold at Cost and Less

Don’t Miss this Chance !
Come Early. as long as

The Rossland, Auction House,

B. BANNETT, Mancr.

IT PAYS Us——.

are. Pprest and Freshest Drugs, |

only the......
To be got, to exercise the GREATEST
CARE in dispensing prescriptions. .To.de-
liver them IMMEDIATELY. when ‘dis-
pensed, and to CHARGE THE MOST
REASONABLE PRICES.

In this way we gain the J of -your physician; he gets .
the most satisfactory results from his medicines, and you
have recieved the greatest good for the least money.

This is how it is our Prescription Trade is rapidly increasing.

TELEPHONE 185,

ROSSLAND DRUG::CO.,.

123 E. COLUMBIA AVENUE.

$5r-We keep in stock everything that belongs toa perfectly equipped =—srmacy.

are

THE ROSS

ss ae
voL, 6. NO. 103.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA|SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1900

PRICE 5 CENTS

Tike, Owen

We have just received a line of

; BROOCHES, ‘STICK. PINS AND LINKS,
Set with: the Quartz of the I. XX. L. Mine near Ross-
land, British Columbia

ae =. W. SPRING,

Next door to ‘Postotfice. - The Losing Jeweler

aaihina for the Sickroom,

We make it a point to keep a complete stock of carefully selected standard goods for the sick room
Sponges, Sick Feeders, Throat Sponges,
Hot:Water Bags, Syringes, Ice Bags,
Crutches, Breast Pumps, Bed Pans,

_ Antiseptic Dressing, Spirit Storks,
Fumigants, Night Lights, Distetic Articles

If you got it at GOODEVE'S, its GOOD.

Goodeve Bros., Druggists and Stationers.

Bargains: at

M: J. O’HEARN's,

th Spring and Summer Goods and. am goink to make prices talk

r tocked
. Jae ring the meni of Junev atch a8

Fine sted Suits
Babes, ge eis os

“Magig Tage Salto, © "5.75
A Complete Line of Miners’ Supplies always on Hand.
3M. J..O’HEARN,

oe. | Clothier and Outfitter. | 7° F°""-

na Fine Ste ch Twee
valu 0 We
B08 suits for..--- si

Boys’ Sults a
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Men’:
12, 5 50

‘The Ba
the Bus

Supposing. for the sake of argument, that you need a watch.

BOTH SIDES!

There are two waysin‘ which you could get one. You can
> buy it any place of anybody who happens to sell watches, or
“* you can buy of a house which carries the largest stock in the

widest yariety ; a house of experience, reputation and s thor-

ough knowledge asto just the watch which will meet your re-
quirements. Our guarantee, which is vittually a trial for one

“year, goes with every watch we sell..

— on

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*

PP PAARL LLL LALLA LAL

5 Dunsmuir, Eherts and Turner are

THE NEW Gi GABINET

OTHER MEMBERS CHOSEN:

Smith to Be Minister of Mined, Welld
Garden Take Remaining Portfolios
Government Hes ‘s, Btreng Majority
‘Will Open a New Era.

Victoria, B.
| new cabiret will be--composed, of:
James Dunsmuir,
president. of the council.
D.'M. Eberts, attorney genefal
J. H. THR probably minis!
finance.

A. Cy Wells.

The first three, were, swor
and assumed theli Fi
~ From all: parts. of” Chnddd ‘dnd
many other -points in the provitice)

Ea

Sworn in as Ministers, i, (|< ‘8

++ Soeclat to the Raconp.
Gz June. 16.

premier nid |)

Mayor Garden.of Vancouver.

ies, today! iG

s of werd

to

to

d

forwarded tothe new premier,’ Sand

expression was added ‘in “man
stances that a new era had day ined
for British Columbia and that ‘con~
fidence in the country would vat
-once be restored.

- That the Dunsmuir ministey will
meet the. house with a strong work-
ing majority.on. ‘July 5 is conceded
en all sides.
the magnificent
province ona broad and comprehen-
Sive scale, to which task
voted the energies of Premier Di
muir and his‘colleagues, will bring,

by farthe greater portion of the
members) 5 cs

Proposed General Amnesty mast Se-

to the Times from Paris says? -

made in the chamber by “M. Wal-

of cong atic ithe

thé

egray

The development cot
resources. of the

pail

vill -be de-

the new ministty.the support of

2A ee
oanT SHUT our DREYFuws,

lustate the Ex-Captalm.-
By. Associated Press.

New York, June 16.—A dispatch the.

“It appears from a

bel eed

; large soni fires oceurrdd in

Thide.’
churches were. burned, besides the
residences of many for

there:.is no hope of i
Baits beltig made. e
The train conveying the relieving

Lwatrobiged ta: return; being unable
to reach Lang Fang, where detach-
ments'of foreign troops, despatched
on Sunday. Jast; ate now” endeavor-
ing to'repair the line.

New: York, Jute 16.—A dispatch
to the Joureal: and Advertiser from
Tien Tsin says: ....

“Boxers. contrél” “Tien Tsin and

burned at the stake.
«? | prevails a

¢EIGN OF
TERROR}
IN CHINA canines ASKED TO ‘ACT

Boxers Burn

‘and Roast

Chinese

: "Officials “Alive.

oP sin=-Relief Parties
‘Turn Back.

eastern .-portion of the ‘city.
English ‘and © American

ners. Tel-

the next step.

Pekin is perilous, as there is but a
| short.step from the

Churches

DANGER IN DELAY

Board of Trade Calls for Instant Re-
moval of McInnes.

Telegram Sent to 4)1 Boards of Trade in the
Province Asking That They Join in Re-
queat for Prompt and Decisive Action at
Ottawa.

That there is to be no. relaxation
in the effort to secure the removal
of Li Governor Mcl

was shown by the action of a special
meeting of the Rossland board of
‘I trade last evening. Vice-President
C. O. Lalonde occupied the chair
and, in the absence of the secretary,
J. S. Clute, Jr., acted as secretary.
Vigorous speeches were made by J.
M. Martin, J. S. C. Fraser, A. B,
Mackenzie, W. T. Oliver and J. S.
Clute, Jr., condemning the arbi-
trary course of the governor during
:| the last two years and it was unani-
mously ordered that the following

:|-vants'of foreigne's: to® the killing of
foreigners themselves.

“If a massacre is averted,”

the Spectator, “and. the. . palace re-
duced to” seeming obedience, the
ph communication is. interrupt-| rand difficulty will be to decide on
ed, the poles have been burned and :

with food and anymunition

‘@miciuls Burned at the Stake

tative, city, officials have been
Great panic
’

ng the Chinese.”

os Break ‘out Anew.

cannot deprive ex-Captain Dreyfus
of the right of completely rehabili-
tating himself by any. scheme of
general amnesty.
must give Dreyfus the right of re-

‘k-R that the g:

whe
--The” amnesty

QUICK WORK | ra od
“Red Star Storage & Transfer (Of

AY elivered
oes & recuiar Storage and aa Mee al ait waits mage deliv’
|. Min’

ntracts
retisk. We hin a andl agents.

house, or ship any class of goods.
: WE SPLE GOOD, DRY, SEASONED WO

Office: Washington ‘Bt., opposite Bank of Montreal.

J.W. frartiine, Mer.

M. Waldeck Rousseau therefore
opposes the bill.
that Dreyfus will make another ‘at-
tempt at complete rehabilitation at
the exposition.”

Good Boxing Matches and Other

with his p! s grade.

It is believed here

—_———___——-
THE ATHLETIC CARNIVAL,

Rvents at Firemen’s Benefit.
The athletic carnival for the bene-

P. BURNS & CO.

WHOLESALE MARKETS

Ferguson, and Vancouver.
—

William Donald, Mgr, Rossland Branch.

ce t Sandon, Revelstoke, Greenwood,
Massie Neon Forks, and Vancouver.
ARKETS .
RETAIL MAR
} New
il, Nelson, Ymir, Kaslo, Sandon,

Rossing iver, Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks, ke
Greenwood, Phoenix, Midway, Camp McKinney, Revelstoke

fit of the firemen’s gymnasium will
take place at the opera ‘house. on
June 26 and the program’ ‘will be
such as to gratify all lovers of the
manly art and other sports.
Woods, who has been training for
the last two weeks for a match with
Burns at Butte on July 4 for $1500
and the rope j
of the world, will take aleading part
in the program, having agreed to
stay over for the purpose.

William Boyd, a clever amateur
among the firemen
give his rope-jumping and sliib-

seal
atel:

Billy

prewihg near West river.
have broken out at Lun Chow,

rived at Fu. Chow June 13.
gooo rebels have assembled at Kwei
Li Sien.
passed. through Fu Chow on June
11 on their way. to meet the Boxers.

Terrible,

companies today sent out a notice
to the effect that telegraphic com-

June 16.-—Trouble is
Riots

nce over a hundred refugees ar-
About

Bodies of Canton troops

Briueh Warships Sall

re-\'neither
Kin‘nor leave until it is”
that the government is prepared to
respect international obligations and
6gether. If
China, the

able to
anarchy breaks out
object of the powers is defeated and
the future success of present efforts’
may involve aseries of wars of
which no-man-can see the end.”
The paper suggests that

the present impasse
must be found in the appointment
by the representatives of the powers
of a competent vizier, as has so
often been successfully done in other
Otherwise, the hid-
eous calamity of China- falling to

‘The Powers Must Control

The powers can
i ly in Pe-

of ser- | te] be sent to all the boards
of trade i in the province:

‘Will you join Rossland board of
trade in sending strong test Do-
minion government against further
retention in office of Lieutenant-
Governor Mclones, urging his in-
stant removal on. ground that his
continuance in office is a. menace to
the prosperity of the province.”

says

“hold China

egress from

eastern crises.

pieces may in a few months

participate in the movement

the Statist says:

citing the cupidity and overtaxing
the capacity of all the ruling men.
Commenting upon the supposed
hesitation of the United States to

press the Boxers, as reported in ca-
ble dispatches from Washington,

“No European power will mis-
understand the present hesitation of

THE NEW LEGISLATURE.

| Alone Belng in Doubt.
phi following: candidates have
been elected:

Riding. Winning Cand’te. Party.
Alberni.....A. W. Neill.......Ind
Comox.... A. Mounce .

the

Doubtful. .

«A. S. Rogers ...Con
és .J. Hunter......Con
Chilliwack C. Munro, ...Gove

. H. Dickie. . Turner

Dewdney. ...R. McBride
Esquimalt.. C: E. Pooley. .- Turner
a .W. H. Hayward. Turner
East Lillooet. ..J D Prentice... .Ind
-) West Lillooet.A W Smith. .Turner
N.E. Kootenay. ..— Wells.... Ind
S.E. Kootenay..£ C. Smith..Gov
Slocan .....R F Green.. . Prov
Rossland....Smith Curti
Nelson.. . John Houston -
Revelstoke....-— Taylor.....Con
Nanaimo... Ralph Smith. ..Labor
N. Nanaimo. W W B Mclnnes.Gov

be ex-

to sup-

Woods will box six rounds with por

He will also

Don’t Burn Oil=

They reduce. insurances give your

home or business Sbrighter
aorrs er ees ined sive yor money in
MANY WayS.......ee00e

Steam Fixtures carried in stock.

Estimates furnished for Wiring and Lighting, nd Manufacturing purposes.

plied for Mining ©!
Electric Powe. nde cheaper than steam. Motors for sale or rent.

, between 8 a. m., and 6 p.m.
ear In case of trouble ith, lights, a telephone | Ney 67 bes re! fekey

Rossland “Water and

‘Light Go.

-get-tos have also been a

» | between
lis and between Frank Armstrong |,

chinist at the War Eagle, who was
formerly Fitzsimmons’ partner, will
also arrange 4
rounds, it he can find eae:

on Monday and will provide a lively
entertainment for two. sand one-half
hours.

besi

Wilkinson and EI-

far

and F.Raymer. Dan Copley,the ma-

match, for three

The complete program will be out

tally interrupted.

London, June 16,—With the re-

that the Boxers have massacred a
number of native converts and ser-
vants of foreigners east of Pekin,

dral at Pekin, the situation in the

news this. morning that telegraphic
communication between Shanghai
and Tien Tsin is totally interruptec.
Consequently, the prevailing uncer
tainty as to the facts and _possibili-
ties of the p
ated,

with Tien Tsin was to-
Anxiety in Londen

ts coming throngh Tien Tsin

ides burning the Catholic cathe-

east appears perceptibly graver.
add to the difficulties, comes the

will be ei

has occurred in Gambia

goes.

By Associated Press.

trial at Berkely Oval,
Smith, a young member
Kings county wheelmen -!

cling records.

flying start in 43 seconds,
mile in 1.28,
half di:

It is generally recognized

Atriéa, June 16.—A native rising

Two British ministers and six mem-
bers of the police have been killed
at Sann Kanndi, on the south bank
of the Gambia river, by Mandin-

Broke ‘Two World's Records.

New York, June 16.—In a private

lyn, broke two world’s amateur cy-
Paced by « motor
cycle, Smith made a half mile with

This lops foar and
from: the former
mile and ohe-half second from the
that the position of foreigners, at former half-mile records.

“The British.first-class — cruiser | the United States and jump at the) ¢_ Nanaimo. .J. Dunsmuir... .Turn
with tfoups, sailed for conclusion that American feeling | New Westminst’r..J. C. Brown,Gov
Tien Tsin this morning. Captain|and opinion are controlled by the| Richmond .... T. Kidd......Prov
Scott of the Terrible, previous to|P litical Victoria....J H Turner......Turn
sailing, arranged to land a twelve- with the “approaching presidential} uw H D Helmcken.... “
pounder and other _ship’s guns for election “ ..R Hall... a“
land service. The British first-class «© ¥..A E McPhillips.... ‘*
armored cruirer Undaunted has sad- NATIVE RISING IN GAMBIA. « North..J -Booth ..... “se
denly been ordered north, udder —_——_ - «© South..D M Eberts.... ‘
led orders. She will sail i di- | Britton and Police | Vancouver ...-J Martin......Gov
y. Murdered in West Africa. “ .H Gilmour .... “
No Wire to Tien Tain By Associated Press. “ «++ J F Garden..
New York, June 16.—The cable Bathurst, Gambia colony, West " .» RG Tatlow..... “

West Yale....D Murphy ...-
East Yale....Price Ellison. .

colony.

North Yale .. F J Fulton .... ‘*

Summary.

Turnerites.
Conservatives.
Provincial ...
Independent .

Total Opposition .... .
Government.... .

Walter F. | Doubtful...... .--- aes 2
of the
Brook- Total....

The grand encampment of Odd
Fellows of British Columbia will be

and a|held in Rossland next year. H. Jj.

to the sovereign grand lodge,
which meets at Richmond, Va.,
next year.

Members Who. Compose It, Casstar

Raymer has been elected a delegate -