ecemmtion = ane ra

ROSBLAND HVENING RECORD, APRIL 21, 1809.

SOME PEOPLE. YOU KNOW.

Edward Durant returned last evening
from Spvk=ite.
Gen ©. 8. Warren and O. 8, O’Farre
came im from Spokane on the even:
ing train, 7
Rev. H. Irwin returned last nigh:
from Fort Steele and held held funera
servibe over the remains of Herber
Gamble who died last Monday at th:
Grand Union. .
Austin Corbin, one of the large share:
shareholders in the Iron Maek company,
who has been in attendance at the tris)
left on the noon train for Spokane.
‘Wellington Harris left today for Vie
toria via Spokane and Tacoma.
Pacific Cab e Guarantee.
Toronto, April 21.—The following ca
ble to the Evening Telegram, date
London, April 21, saya: The genera
impression here from the Hon. Wilhan
Maulock’s proposed Pacific cable resolu-
tion is that the imperial government ha-
guaranteed its proportion of the expen
diture, The Pall Mall Gazette says tha
the resolution is a decided step forward

| Bleven to One for Quay.

DOMINION GOVERN'NT OFFICERS

S, 8. Bowgs, M. D:—Coroner.

2. B. MoDonaxp :—Collector of Customs.
Government agent in charge of bureau
“for iesuing Klondike miners’ certifi-
cates,

¥. 8, Jonze :—Internal Revenue. Col- | ¢

lector.
PROVINOIAL OFFICERS.

istrar.
foun Krxxup:—Gold ©

Parl
F. Scnorrerp:-Supreme Court Reg-|" eve
‘ern.

ill Creek,
Montreal dcid

iiambior tari
athinullen.
land Rod

Stipendiary Magistrate. ~~"
¥. J. Rouinson :—Deputy Sheriff.

ROSSLAND CITY OFFICERS.

A. 8, GoopEvze:—Mayor.

C, O. Latonng, Alderman.” °

Ross Taomrson, Alderman.
.F. McCraxr,

White

Waterloo C. McK.
ainnipes

War Kagle,
Wonderful

ris
Morning Glory

Re

s}

E. Hooson, Alderman.
EpcRen, Alderman.

. CLUTE, Jk., Alderman.
IncRab, Chief of Police.
McQuzen, City Clerk.

Wa. Harp, Assessor. *
J. A. Jonpan, Police Magistrate.
Josgrn SqureEs, Chief of Fire Dep't.
Samve. Fortzars, Sanitary Inspector

Purapsgtrata, April 21,—At 10:30 8
m. when court opened, the jury tryin)
Senator Quay was not ready to annonce
a yerdict,. A rumor prevailed that the
stood 11 tolfor acquittal. The jaro
holding out for conviction is said to b-
No. 4, Edward Bevan.

he
enay district. —

MINERAL ACT, 1896.
i (Form F.) s
Certificate of Improvements.
_ NOYICE. 3
HonnahFrections] Mineral Claim, situate in

Trail Cisok mining division ot West “Ko:
AL

Larer—The Quay jury has
verdict of not guilty.

pol Soca fe
The Pall Mall Handicap.
Lonpon, April 21.—Mr. Leopold ‘d
Rothchild’s Prince won the Pall Mal’
handicap of 108 soverigns at the seconc
day’s racing at Sandown Park at the
second spring meeting today. Mr. Cas
sels Toussaint at 5 to 2, ridden by Sloane
was placed. . Fifteen horses ran.

19%

ere
he city of Rosaland, B.C., north ofand sdjolp-
ct

+0, 33,054 A, George Lam
Jertificate No. 11,806 A, a:

the above claim,
And further take notice that action, under
m6! the . iaau-

ust commence
ance of such Certticate of improvements,
Dated this 16

t one-half mile weat of

the Tat mineral claim. F
fake notice that I, Wm. F. Devéroux, acting
Wm. Reld, Free Miners’ cerrificate
ontague, ainer's
nd, M. Barcun, Free
fieat 0, 18.345 A, intend, sixty
Jmprovements,

rpose of obtaining a Crown Grant 01

ction 87, must befare

day of March, a
M. DEVEREUX, P, LS

. ,, @erman Cruisers for Apla.
“ ‘Lospon, April 21.—A di h fron.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

HOOSOHOOHOHOHO OOD
© J B. Johnson dé Co.

RealEstate and
Mining brokers
INSURANCE AGENTS.

Fire Insurance
loping Companie:
Nonwich Union of England,

‘National of Iretand,
artford

Agents for the fol-
a: :

Wo have sale for ali“

~ Mandan Shocks
J. B. johnson’ & Co

OOOOODOOQOOOD

Sbanghaito a news agency here sayr
the German protected cruicer Cefion ha:
een ordered to proceed to Apia, Samoa
after embarking an extra supply of am
munition at Kiau Chou, China, and tbat
another cruiser is to follow.
. James Cowan Dead.
‘Lonpon, April 21.—James Cowan, ex-
mayor of this city, and one of the oldest
and best known hardware merchants it
‘Western Ontario, dropped dead thir
morning while walking in his garden.

That Mining

Le Roi |

LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE..__.f> |

JOHN F. LINBURG, : PROP.”
Stylish Rigs for ient -
Firat class Saddle and Pack
Hortes. f cedar

Sranizs: Columbia Ave., Phone No. 87.
‘Commercial Alley, ‘Phone No. 89.

P. 0. BOX, 186.

The stock quotations made public by
the new exchange docs not include
more than half as many companies as it
has been the custom of local brokers to
quote, and there has been a radical cut
in many pricea and a reductiion in near-
iyall, Ithas been decided to hold
‘morning and evening session. © ~

Tagular-Ausion Sales

Kyery night by the only licensed auctioneer

‘M. J, WALKER,

34 inches high. Top
con be adjusted to
any angie or helght
Revolving Case, .5 x
15x12 inalde, - Molds
about 30 vols, Law
size. Strong, well fin
ished Metal Base and
Sides, with Solld Oak
| Shelves. and Top.—100,+
(000 now used. SPECIAL
LOW PRICE TO ALL

SSCS

Cable Address: “PARKER.” |
ROSSLAND, B..C.

Telephone, . ;

11 DARE 0,

ROSSLAND, B- 0. ao.
Ma ENNIS

~ tad BROEERS,

Pantie emanate paren

J, L. PARKER

Consulting mining engineer Dund
Re mang fpeinnent ee

OWNERS OF AN UN.
ABRIDGEC

Address—
MARSH MFG CO.
CHIICAGO.

Agents Wanted,

At Bpokane street near Columbia avenue. New
joods of every description received daily
Seles made.ou Commision ane, [prompt set-
mt ven atcheapest rates. or
sidres 0 Box ie :

WILSOX

28 SPOKANE STREET.
HELLO 89,

S. GLAZAN

—CARRIES A—

Shentific American
works” Srfeuaite egttrs
ee beeen

"GAVE

DETTE SaaS
COPYRIGHTS, etc.
Handbook write to.

1@ public by @ notice given free

oclemtite paper tn the

we

BIG STOCK

OF
FURNITURE

ELECTRIC Light Globes.

WANTED—Second Hand Househoid
sop efor which the highest price will be

&. GLAZAN,
FIRST AVENUE Firat Store East of
SPOKANE ST.

eruptions of the

F
FETTER

RELIEVED IN | DAY

QKIN DIQBASES RELIEVED BY ONE AP
4 PLI

OR. AGNEW'S OINTMENT,

tis a marvellous cure for ail such a.

sei or,
Soaid Head. Ulcorsa, Biotohes. It
aud white.—32

W.dek J. FYFE

Rossland Mining Stocks)

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

|)iRoss Thompson.» »:

International Music. I fall,

o--—_WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 10TH,

‘The First Production in Thia City of

THE MASCOT DRAMA

“UNCLE JOSH’
~-By ME. MUNIS LEO Supported By
The Petitte Soulrette Shei

CONCHIGA.

O’BRIEN, | 5 |
JENNINGS AND
ae ~~ O’BRIEN

If that is what you want for your money, you can -eagil
it rnywhere. ‘We do not offer you # song bat twice as mach Male
and In many instancey three and four timéé as: much goods as you
can gat anywhere ele for sume amount. :

.inen Handkerchiefs without 2 song.
Pair Box.... .: without a song.
everlasting Overals. without a song.... Oe Elsewhere with a song... 75c to
Blanketa . . withouta sung 76c @§2 50 Eluewhere with a song $2 to $5
wiihout a song $l to $5, °'Eleewhere with a song $2.50,t0 409
without asohg 48 ta $10 Elsewhere with a song’ $15 to {§,
without # rong 60c to 42 Eleewhere with a song $1.60 tof
out a song 50c to¥ Klaéwhere without a sung $1.50 to $3.9)
. without a song 2b¢ to $2 Eleewhore with a song #1 to 151
. without a song 25¢ to $1.50 Eivewhere with a song 75c to #

GLOVES, NECK TIES, BRACES, TOWELS, TAB
: LINGS, RUBBER COATS ETC, +

: Ves On the'game scale ;

Onr goods are not better or worse.

for. You can notice the prices marked

goodi, then come to us. and if you don

burely will take the advantag ing half or morc on your purchases -

. _ WE HAVE NG@BRANCH, STORES
Rossland’ Auction House, B.Bannett, Mgr

. > Be Eleewhere with a eong.. [6 0
5b. Elsewhere with a tone tis ore

ian those yet. pay much - higher prices
ny store here, mark the qnality of the
ke to throw away any’ .of your’ money,’

Rio

“

sland

Evening Hee

ore

yoL 8, NO. 248.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1899.

GOLD NUGGETS
f Nagget Bangle, Broach or Stick Pin

leasing. SOUVENIR gilt for a friend. : We have a nice

Makes a
jewolry made of carefully selected nuggets, See our.

asrortment. of ¢! Hey
Nugget Jewelry.

J. W. SP

~

RING

Successor to CHALLONER. MITCHELL & SPRING.
‘Next door tothe Post Cfiire.

At “THE EMPORIUM OF. FASAION.” You ‘can buy for
least money. - ‘The nobbiest Spring Overcoat, Suit, Pair of Shoes,
Shirt, and ‘fie that can be had in the city. me Roars

Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing
Onr stock Boys’ ‘and Youths’ Suits is‘complete in overy
style in ‘Tweeds, Sergee and Clay Worstede.

Just-Opened:
"A large’consigament of Men, Boys’ and Youths’ Shoes in the
very latest shapes, 4 y

Our Spring Overcoat'ngs

Suilings, Pantings.and Fancy Vestings have arrived. and our
Ordered clothing department ia being kept very busy.

For Miners

a foll line of Rubber Boots, Mining Shoes, Slickers,
p of the very heat makes, all at, the loweat. pri-

‘Weca)
Overalls and Jum) 7
ces poseible. - Cal! and be convinced.

M. J. O'HEARN, The Clothier.

CORNER COLUMBIA AVE. AND LINCOLN, BT.

VANDERBILT SLOAN

g ‘ Lord Rosebery Had. the Bridal. Party

WONG TSH

Cinematographed,

TOD. SHOAN.- WAS DISQUALIFIED

Nonconformists in London Are Rais-
ing Cain About the Sunday

situation istruly serious forthe Britiah
manufacturers, who are asking two fun-
damental questions, whether American
competition must inevitably regulate
the'fature British>exports and prices
and whether it: worth while struggling
on under such an overmastering : incu-

bus. ,

Dealing with the imports of;American
manofacturers,-the Times. thinks | the
proapects are much: brighter,‘and says:
“The British. manufacturer's; mind ia
romewhat relieved by the fact that: the
prices of the “Americans are rising in'a
manner sulisfactory even to the average
Amerivan’s nenirationS.fer a boom, the
duration of which isthe” utmoat topic of
concern Ps. phe. ey
The article ‘concludes with"a hopeful
remark that there: is lees reason to ap-
prelend a flood of Anierican imports of
iron and eteel /-in 1890; than ‘last year.

Lonpow,' April 22:—An ostentatious
dieplay atthe marriage of the Earl of
Crewe to Margurite . Primrose, second
daughter of the Earl of Rosebery at
Westminister Abbey Thureday afternoon
comes opportune, as it is a sufficient re-
ply to invidous distinctions drawn: here
between British and American society
methods. The Vanderbilt and Sloane
wedding called .for tirades trom the
press againet American flachiness and
millionaire extravagance etc., but Lord
Rosebery certainly capped the record by
arrangements to have the bridal parly
cinematographed on entering and leav
ing the cbbey. - For this purpose he had
th ‘ing at th ved, ani
the party, on“ leaving the old edifice,
“marked time’’.to a certain degree in or-
ler that the pictures be a complete suc-

‘e088. — .
The bridal’ party drove toand from

he Abbey in open carriages, and every-

fing was: done toinsure the widest
blicity in every detal of the arrage-

‘42 E. COLUMRIA.. AVENUE-

I have the following blocks in the following. companies for ssle;— fi
. EUREKA CONSOLIDATED, GOPHER, HOME STAKE, EVENING

STAR, SILVERINE, R. E. LEE’ ‘BODIE, EUREKA, NORTH ‘STAB f
and ZILA M. : ; F

Lots inthe Original Townsite,

THE REDDIN JACKSON CO., AGENTS, ote ete ROSSLAND, BLO,

‘Wl LOUGHEED 40.

Merchant. Tailors:
Ladies’ Drapers, -

We have the largest and
select stock both of Geatlemenaand
Ladies’ cor

We havesecut

MISS ERSCH

* who will have charge. of.the Dress

making rooms and who will be pres-
ent to advise, and fit nowns. Khe

“WE AIMTO DO A stutut
Stylish First Class Trade

Un COLUMBIA AVE:

The One Price Stores’ ”

‘ Bpectal offer for Six Days only.’ On account of the Mbersl patronage be

‘stowed upon us auring the past few days.we wish to show our appreciation In the

foltowing manner: : :

1 Wade & Butcher Razor (absolute! A

i +baying Brush (extra, an made) wort gantood of money refande®
Cake of Chicago Shaving Soup worth. .

1 Horn Pocket,comb (in leathor ease) W

, This Complete Outfit for $1.00—<———

N. B.—Mail onfors for this outit will recetve prompt attention but must Bess
sufficient to cover postage 15 cents ‘ 2 i midnight
dumiplgit to cover postage 18 cents oxira, This off standa good unt

C.C.GIBSON& CO. eeruirs™
N\A gL-ENENS

a
h.. #149

$2.40

CZEMA
ALT RHEUM

35 CENTS.

os
fett

oures all

ekin and makes 1t soft

M. A: Wilson
& Co.

HIGH-CLASS

TAILORS.
BEDFORD ors

STABLES—Firat Ave., bet. Spokane and Wash. Bt.

Tel. Nob

anos and fates ately meres
a
or ehip any class of @ act as ehippers’ agen’

‘We eell W .

ad Fir and Tamarac wood.
OFFICE—?,

J.W. AARTLINE PROP,

Wash. Bt

for Trousers...

SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Col. Avenue,

Sold by Goodevs Brothers.

Rossland Loan - Office.

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in Stock.

Oldest Established House in ery
WILLIAM R. BEATT
- Undertaker.

NO. 16 WASHINGTON 8T.

REPAIRING DONE

- Pate A. SILVERSTONE, Prop.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB?

inents and description of the presente.
| The season generally? bids fair. to. be a

thelrdealers.
Oar shoes strike ,
= G.O. LALONDE

106 WEST COLUKBIA. AVENUE. : 11 EAST)

table house,

LUMBIA ANENUE,

. RRO “OUR GOODS, ARE RIGHT.
u R. MORROW, OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
McLEAN & MORROW.

‘Prescription
ae

wen THE eee
PIONEERS’ =
DRUGGISTS: ”

| the American

godsend. The only other big event. in
view 18 the,Charing Cross - charity. ba-
zaar, to whoge success: the members of
colony here can claim to
da very i quota
Usually at this time of the year the
Condon list of ised ities is

a | officers he may easily escape the pay-

Hiiscas= Seciety. papers.ere bemoaning |:
dA the utter absence of ‘‘smart’? functions.
-| ‘Therefore the: Roseberry wedding was a

paperé in the iron Working dis-
ivicts are taking the!matter up, = +

THEMINING STOCK MARAE

The ‘Now Exchange Playing Havoc

“With Prices.

[REGARDED AS A GRAYE MISTAKE

It 1s Held ‘That Rossiand is a Selling

Market and Should Hold).
Us -Prices.

The Recorp has ‘for some time’ édch

Geo. W. Smallfis’ letter to the London
Times on the gubject-of the: ‘New York
custom house” has” been™ considerably
commented upon by -other: newspapers
‘and widely reproduced. “ Thé Times de-
voted a column and a:half to describing
the vexatious custom honee, giving’ ex-
amples and interrogatiens to travellers.’
English papers specially..reproduce | the
paragraph which eays: — “If the victim
18 8-woman her blushes are not spared
by the examiner, who leaves her tranks
inside out on the dirty floor of the: dirty
dock and holds up the most secret ap-
paral to the gaze of grinni: i

een p th
tive values of the stock quot

ie
tion by,.the

local brokers for that day and the week

before.

Today is given below “the” quotation
last Saturday, April'16 and the quota-
tions fixed; by..the recently, organized
stock exch nge. ‘
In ‘every instance ‘but two, the
War Engle and Homestake, in_ the
Rossland shares, the price has been re-
duced; in many instances’ very materi-
ally. }

Besides slaughtering prices, the ‘‘ex-
change” faile to quote over 20 stocks

and disreputable loafers.”
He saya if a traveler cares to bribe the

ment of duty. "He warmly praises) the
New York Evening Post as the one: pa-
‘per which took up the matter in earn-
est. Its reward heing a lible suit. (Mr.
Smalley concludes by. saying: ©. "I do
hot know anything. in regard’ to’ the
tyranny of bosses which surpasses the
impudent bratal treatment to which the
treasury custom houses subject’ Ameri-
can travellers.” ”

Ainerican- industrial--.. competition
Fazain come prominently to the iront
this week. : Hardly a day pasees without
anarticle.or letter{on ,the subject in
the London newspapers.

Thexon-c nformists, in their churches
and organizations, continue their denun-
clations of the ‘seven-day — newspapers
and:it seems likely that agitation will
develop into a widespread boycott.

put.up, but at present there are very
few dances, and only one big ball an-
‘nounced, ‘The {latter will be given’ by
‘Mir. Wm. W. Astor in June, which will
be one of the leading: events of the sea-

son.

‘As aresulting incident to the Epsom
spring meeting which resulted in the
diequalification of Tod Sloan, who was
tiding Feu d’Or, the stewards were care-
fal to make it clear that ‘they did not
consider Sloan blameable. She is ex-

2\This ls OnlyaScheme

‘To inform you that [am atill doing, business

at the old stand where everything in the Drug
lin Hy

H, H.Playtord,

AUDITOR ‘and
ACCOUNTANT

No.1 Stone Block, Rossland

P. 0. BOX

and no comtoue prescripiion and
celpts propaled ‘by me and gave a!
nt. %
SPRING CLEANING.
system tho
fila and
sidered two
can bave elthor

” Thaas fla, Inge

Firat Avenue Near Brokane Street.

Rossland La

Cooke’ and Waiters’ unio ay
Recta every Saturday, evening at 8:80 Mines
Unjon hall od wRCH, Fee

ict
B.0, ‘Eres,

ir Unions.
0, oe 4%, WL. U.
youn KUnN,

The Glarendon Cafe

First Class tn Every Respect.
Open Day and Tight st cst stt
PRIVATE ROOMS FOR

Ranquets and Small Dinner Patties.

*lhe cannot get enough leverage if bie

r-] race for the Tudor plate, wasa great dis-

;| British manufacturers to keep up prices

tremely difficult to a stranger, and Feu
d'Or proved practically unmanageble,

Sporting wiseacres deduce there from
hia methods of riding that itdoes not
give him great control of his horse, and

mount is inclined to swerve.
Sloane’s defeat on Jolly Tar, in the

appointment to his supporters, who are
indignant at the manner in which he
waa treated by the reat of the jockeys.
One sporting expert writes that the
Tuder plate was “the most unsatisfac
tory race this year,” adding, ‘No one
watching the race with a fair open mind
can hesititate to say Sloane was Ham-
pered and knocked about in a eeriew of
pockets, which annihilated all. hie
chances of winning, and the sequel was
that he eased up, seeing that all hia ef-
forta were fruitless.

The Times has printed » lengthy arti-
cle on American competition in the iron
trade, calling attention to America’s
jump in the exports of ironand steel,
‘one reault being that English prices and
exports alike are not fixed by the home
rs put isin 1 com-
petition as it used to be. But by the
prevailing tone of the market the indus-
trial situation generally in the United
States, itadds a notable case in. point,
which was the combined effort of the

of heavy sections, which resulted in a
partial rain of that branch of the © buai-

F are. Jing to their .con-
gregationsto pledge themuelves. not to
read newspap “publi "Sunday

that were ‘ly quoted..
There seemed ‘a disposition on ‘the
part of owners of stacks-to wait ‘and see
what effect the exchange would have but
it will not bes surprise that great, dis-
satisfaction as to the working of the ex-
vbange speedily follow. i
* Aigeritleman who jie largely interested
in Rossland stock said: today:'. “I. was
and am opposed to, a local: stock :ex-
shange, because Rossland is too small to
sustain one. Then again we are all sel-
leré here and should try anit hold up the
market, ' If there is‘an exchange . here
all it can do is to:follow'.the):quotations
of Montreal,,..Toronto.._.,nd ~ Spokane
and it is to there interests to, bull the
market. ‘It isa grave" mistake’ of the
Rossland brokera'to attempt to’ place of-
ficial values upon stocks: :* +) z
The following is list of 27 stocks: whi
are being quoted ata less figure than, be-
iore the formation of the exchange with
the different prices given: Pureaat
ts PRESENT,

FORMER.

Athabasca... .
Cariboo McKinney.
Canadian G.

editions, At a protest “meeting held in
London Thursday ,2000 pereons were
present to hear argdment‘atgaimat seven
day papera. 3

The window was unveiled in 8t, Ke-
verne church Thursday, in-memory of
the victims of the Monegan disaster.
The Cornish cross; will also be placed at
the head of the huge grave in which the
dead are interred.

pa i

John Robert’ Mowbray Dead. _
‘Lonpon, April 22.—Right Hon. Bir
John Robert Mowbray, father of the
house of commons. since 1898, is dead

that name, the baronety being created
in 1880. He was born June 8, 1815.
Waa judge advocote general. in 1858,
1859 and 1866. On the the death of the
Right Hon. Charles Pelham Villiers,
Jan. 16, 1898, Sir Join Mowbray became
the oldest member of the house of com-
mons, otherwise the father of the house.

- Kid Lavalle Dying. ¢
Prrrepura, April 22,—Kid Lavelle, of
Chester, Pa., known as the ‘African
Cyclone,” ia believed to tbe* dying at}
Homestead from the effects.of knockout
blow delivered by Jolin Vanangh “here
during a prize fight net night.

George W. Keil Dead.

New Yore, April 22.—George W.
Keil, business. manager of the New York
Clipper, ia dead at his home in this city.
Mr. Keil was 66. years old. .He was &
Mason and waa widely ' known in theat-
rical circles.

evening from the Bounpary and says he
met W. 8. Weeks on his way into that
country. Mr. Weeks was in’ Rossland
for a long
land a year and a half ago.
piensa ts A

uF. Fitzpatrick, the sanitary
plumber, has removed his office and

ness... Americans are taking the orders
inatead of the British.
Continuing, the Times seys:

The

shop to the.corner of Columbia avenue
ind Washington street, funder Cap

Sir John Mowbray was the first baron of &

gaelic
Fred A. Mulholland’ ‘returned last | Qu

time and left. here for Zng-|&

Dardanelles

Brandon & Golden Con.
Homestake.......+
Knob Hill.
Minnehaha...
Old Ironsides.
Erincess Maud.
‘inn .
War Engle...
The stocks not quoted
Baltimore .

30
4

veteran of the civil war, a prominent M

The Rossland Laundry ia doing good
work at reasonable prices. Try them.
Graham & Son. Near P. O. East. te

thaw’s cigar store. Ltt.
1