OL 8, NO. 292;

. PRIOR FIVE. CENTS.

Leather Goods...

SSS :
We have just received-a fine line of Purses, Card Gee

Wallets: and: Cigar. Cases in all the latest shades, and, ‘wi

Silver. and Gilt: ‘Mountings, :

- JW. U. SPRING,

NEXT DOOR. TO POST OFFICE:

ger of the. Big, Company’!
for‘One, Year.

Men's unlined. Wool auits,: Men's: Li
Osler coats and ‘Yeats, ‘Meni ‘Ss Summer

ilk Bt Maret, Pique and Regatta, A nobby ine ot Colored Shirts Adis or,
rea

without col : “BOYS s U ue

Boy's Tinén two plece Salts; Boy’s linen Bailor Sui

CORNER COLUMBIA + AVENUE 2 AN é

H] er and raat ie tl
table ES

The sale leaves Mr.

?\gole white
two yehrs. ago “bought’the interests - of
+H

‘ owns ithat fragment.

Salt Lake ‘saya ‘Mar- |/
aa Daly of, Montana;and his, jaseoclates,
the-Anaconda. Mining Co., have seld

}) their holdings in that company inter-
to an:Eastern -tyndicate headed - ‘by.

in D. Rockefeller, for $23,000,000. The

‘transfer occurred: more than a / month‘

, but bas. never been =made* public.
“Daly with’ nothing
jaiexcent his Bitter Root stock,
ihe trahéfer intludtes-the town of Ana-

in Mon

‘conda with its mines: and emeltera and |:
{coal ant ‘timber:lands: in Montana and

‘Wyoming. --Even “this Yast’ amount, |
however, the purchasers-do not become
“ALondon syndicate that |?

{He rst, estate for- $7,000,000, - still
Mr. Daly. has
reed. to remain 2s ‘sensei manager. att

usly daeaulting two. men: ‘at’ Shoal. B:
meagre: facts: a © ita]
8 hat the: peat ieus had’ oly.» been |=

N
mo tries our saat tons Bre. convin

SOHTCAGO, ‘June AZ A special to the at

FIRE, FLY. SEIZED. :

000 Ri ‘Rifles. for the Carlos
“Rovolutionists.

nip, Jane 17.—Official eonfirtaa

| tion‘hae been réceived here of the seizure

| ofthe yacht} ire Fly.at Racchon, a:pop-

ular: summer, bathing place, 36. miles by

se ‘patie “southwest of. Bordeaux, France,

with 4,000 rifles;said to have been inten-
ded-for Carligts, 2It id claimed thatthe
‘Fire Fly belongs to. Lord’ Ashburnton,
whu is looked-upon as-a representative
in England of Don, Carlos, Spanish pre-
tender... Well known Carlists who have
-;\ been interviewed on. the aubj:ct. said:
< | {Even if 4,000 sifles, have been’ ‘seized,
8,000 have ‘already? entered the country.”
‘The . rifles?’are!. of Chassepot pattern.

Dartmouth England.
ii
EAN TO” OCEAN. :
The Vanderbits, buy ne ‘Terminal Grounds
n Francisco.

Bax eae June=17.—The ‘Ex-
awiner.saysithe, ‘Vanderbilte ‘are: about:
to purchase proparty. t. ‘North Beach:
from tho, Fair eatate.f foria té srmipal,

10 idea ,of coun pleting a toad} enti
under their control from New ‘Yor!

jan Francisco. -

WATER: PIPE BUBSTED.

pasate
es a Fountaln eae Feet High in the Nar-

a a
ie up” over.100-feet in: ‘the’ ‘air. The
i ald:be diatine!ly seen from‘
miles.distant.. ~

Klondikers‘atFived here: laut’ -night- on:
:| the steamer City-of Beattle.
nt Hiy.th

000.¢ 'Hé‘had*aboa
his care.’ ang

Grand Jury", at ‘Watlase’ ‘Indiet r
: Blowing: Up the Mii}.

‘The Fire Fly. arrived at, Aracchon, from f

| Northport

Collective:
bath

TC VEN

Didn't Know Anything About ne
~ thn Much;:

ONLY w0w HE CAME 7 GET Leet.

The Elght-Hour Law, the Deadman's —
Island, Japanese Legislation All ,
“io al Dark ; a

-Hon, Joseph’ Martin
yesterday” on ;
to the. Boundary. country, and npon: “his
return to Rossland was seen by a. repre- “
sentative of the Recorp and interviewed
as follows:

“What do you thimk will-be the out-

| come of the enforcement of: the” eight-
“| hour law?”

‘I do‘not:know a thing about it” Mr.
'Martin‘anr ered with’ a smile.’
“Would::yon mind saying ~ “what you

| think, will be the outcome ef ithe dig-

of the f by
the Domi’ ion government?” ae
20 would’nt mind if 1’ ‘inew,but Ido

>| nob know a thin gabout it? atill” ‘pless- mi

antly: anewered Mr, Martins 2: +:

“Te the Alaskan ‘boundary. queation.in
teresting the. coast ; people much. and
what do they: “think OF 162”?

<4 do ‘not Know: a. bing a aboat iby a

‘| murmired Mr. Martin.

“How. ‘dia you.:come™ to: get

Northport, Mr. Martin?”
“New you are |

' thing Ido know.

=| gaid anything about ‘all aboar’d or, poi oe

ted ‘out what't

6-0
vas other way, so'my train sneaked‘

without me. “The. newspapers: should
roast the railroad; for I understaud soma.
one gets left:every day.” :
Fighting . Joe did ‘not look | half ‘50. mu

Itke he was going to burst as he dic
‘fore he wat “delivered of ‘the aera
speech, “

SEEKING ARBITRATION.

ee Both Parties to the Great Lockout “Are, eary

of ‘the Fight.

f fom routes saicines
Bey parity and spread tne(rianes” ‘others bi
iam tah fee secon Qiang prope proeritee
cay" The “tired feeling” dus to,,change of Mearone will
ai ae andthe system my ‘orousl 1. cleansed ‘and

a ier
the Drug lint Itine a ie
aa ht Bites

Seep rt nt

swe.ean direct you to She

scan wirareee & Moro, rah
aed

Rooms for angus and Dimer Parties

ir
‘ Resolution Endorsing Yukon Charte
© orrawa; June 1 —The houee devoted
all of yeeterday to the. distribution bill.
Hon. Mr. .,Mullock-:moved--its- second
reading. Sir-Charles Tupper: replied
condemiing | the~ measure. tHe, ho
ever, denied that _ he. was. going to. 3 in:
atruct. Mr, J'earson . followed, saying
that the differonce betwecn the 1882, act
and the present .one-waa that -while the
former was aimed at certain, the. pres-
ent one was framed on. certain” princl-
ples. Hon, Mr.’ Clarke: Wallace moved
the adjournment of 0, debate a. little
befure'midnight
said that~ it too: (
ome sparring, Sir’ ‘Chiiries'Tus-per asked,
i ‘The divided, ‘there being

e8 This is Oniya "Soneme

form you that-I am stil) doing business
at “he roid stand yheres yea g inthe Drug
ina position to

H.-H Playford,

AUDITOR
ACCOUNTAN t Z

No.1 Stone lock, R fossa

aoe:
@PRING: SUEANINGT

‘Thiaia the season to-have your system: thor,
lensed... Hood's. Sazsapal and
ery, Fy, ssimpoand are countered two

modies. You can havo elther
of the stanjottie.  Homemberthe address,

hvery Sunday night; Grand .-.

Practice Concert by New city Band _ Thomas Aout: Drugs ih

At BT. CHARLES HALL
First Avenue Near Spokane, cal

ST, CHARLES HOTEL, | —————
Oldest Estal Cr a
eaten eck eres witLiam R. "JEATTY

ta
‘Ex-
colieetey none wall sxe) and & feet Bish: “Undertake! re

Cold St T y Let. (
‘old Storage To 7A
Under the tt, Charles Hotel. ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A

All Kinds of Delicacién ths thp Market Affords.

| Willred the

stor. MecDonald 1 has given. notice that:he
will move next. -week.a regolationen-'
dorsing the poli of tHe= Rovermnent ‘on

Chamberlain.
RIO GRAN RIVER OVERFLOWING

Eagle Pass Isolated, Bridge Washea away
fh “and Great Damage Done,

Saw ‘Feanctsco} Jume .17. The flood |
hich devastated-the Kio Grande valle}
caused a loca of property’ that will ape
proximate.s third ofa, million dollars,
‘The'Rio Grande river at Eagle-Pags rose
forty feet Wednesday night, completely
isolating the town. and carrying: away
tbe iron bridge» wkich connected’ the
town of Eagle P: ith : Porfiro, Mexi-

COs. . ici aga eimai

June’ 17.--Both |]

is eatin

‘ imposed ‘on

as regards ‘the-¢xtermal’ débts tho July:
coupon, will “be +paid sin: fall:- but: the
will ask the courts:for‘authority":to-ne-
gotiate’ with foreign’bondhdldere. with
view of obtaining a reduction in the rate
of interest. ~”

Judgment tor “the: O.. Be R.
“Toxvon, June 1?7.—The- ptivy ‘council

haa reversed the +jud; ie

of Britieh Columbia ‘and “granted’an is-

junction-reatraining Parke & Pritch and.

the owners of .a. vanch on Thompson |

ribs to the track of the Ganadion 1 Pa-,

cific, tuilway. ms

“Loxbox, Jane 17.— decording toa die-
} patch, to a news agency - here from Pre-
teria, a aquadron of seven. British war-

hips dias” arrived at the .entrauce ‘of
Delagoa-Bay. ;
of the report and in euti-official - circles

“litid Tooked" upon as being utitrue—

{Goff Wins in. inth Rourd.
Ban FRaxctsco, Jane. 17.—The fight
between the middle: weights; Charley
Goff of-San/-Fro»sisco;,and Jim, Franey
of Cincinnati; before thé National Club,
resulted in ‘clean Victory for Goffin the
ninth-round.

famed “Upset in’ Lake Bennet;

. Vaycouner, ©.'.0,, June 7 17.—F.
Buckle," ‘who. arrived from’ Skagway~ by.
by. the steamer: Catchist, reports that he
and his party: outfit was upect.on Lake
Bennét, w! while enroute: for Dawson;

--Austrailans: Won,

Caco, Jai 17.—The Australians
wen the cricket. match by ten wicketa.

river hom irrigating. in @,manner ; jinju- |.

There is no confirmation |;

par
to'the great lockout of 40,000" Vemotal
workers and building:-trades employes,

which developed fronr-the: joiners’ fight. ~~

-A special, board.of arbitration has.-offer=
ed te mediate between the contractors
and the men, apd both sides areinclined
to try to come to eompromis *Uniesa
Home such move as: this is successful; it
ig.difficult to.jadge how-long.the lockout
may. continue,.for . the workmen on... the.
‘one :hand:-haye- obtained. consid rable
‘money from sympathizers: in ‘foreign
countries and; the contractors, on the
other hand, have asked to employ Dan-
ish werkien' who may-be idle ‘onace
count of the Copenhagen strike.

~ Fraser ‘River ‘Still Rising.
‘Li.oorn, B.C., June 17.—The
ia ising steadily, and. the weath
somewhat cooler:

QuzsNELuE, B. C., June 17.—The, riv-
er has raised five inches. The weather
is cool and cloudy.

Yave, B.-O;;Jnne17.—The river rose
three feet since-7 o’clock ay yeeterd .
morning.

Falled to- Indict,

‘ Reapina, Pa., June 17.—The grand
jury today: ignored bills of indictment
charging certain Reading railway em-
ployes with with being responsible | for
the'recent wreck at Exeter, where twen-
ty-nine persons were killed and many.
more injured. The jury eat aday im
consideration of the cases.

~ Strike About Ended. a

New. York, June 17.—Ten of the prin-
cipal manufactories of children’s jackets
signed an agreement with the, union and
gave. satisfactory security to pay the
unien-scale‘ot- wages. It ia said ‘today
thatthe atrike will” be over by. Monday
‘morning.

The ma Recorp delive
part. of the city for 65 cents per mon