AFTER JIM BLAINE

Waterloo} 5000,)12¢,: 1000, 12 }4c} and the freedom ofthe workers. »y The wage
Repablic Strike Sends Blaing to 34 1-2: es A ogi 54! ee Vavetnat Ratan ty dood i ure,
Cents Today, 55c;. Homestake, option 30 days, th reheat and, viben he pene sed
,2000, 8c3. Jim‘ Blaine, call 39 days, value BY goin op Wash 1RtOn, ie to.
—_—_— 1000, 43¢, $10 down, 1000, 1000, H ht
' 1000, c, $12.50 down, 2000, c,
WINNIPEG UP AND’ DOWN |. "downs: Rarniey, so-day call, oushton ’S. |
‘1000, 6234c, $10 down; total sales, Exchange Auction Matis

Flactuatioas This Morning Kept the Price
Vibrating. Between 303-4 Oonts and 82
Dents.

——

The Republic strike has sent’ ‘the
asking price from $1.19, to, $1. aa
bit sales are slow as the stock
too-expensive for speculative | fue
poses. Jim Blaine has responded
weadily to the find and 3,000 sold
this. morning at prices ranging from"

BrKe to 34)4c

Winnipeg has been .up and down
fron 3034¢ to 32c, and, 10,500

shares changed hands. Peoria;
Miges has advanced to 2c,
aS5KED BID
386

Bagdtal has got inté “ateVigtori
Beiifeat Goi Helis, generally will welcom
Ainyehaba ie nity:to-ally. themge!
| (2% | ort, ther, with some’ arty” ‘Fer
Bos 5
sg: 1M e-asa whole . is thé’ acts of
Se Oe Either |
$112" ; it en
Baleaer Mo ountat Be
u
814
30 $1 21 at ‘prdsent ‘exists;
% Birations as the niain-:line- -of clea
4 8 E
194 8 ea. Naturally, / as thig.is.
a dey arture in this rovince,
36 5 P: PE
i $ sO will'be some - opposition to, it} and.
i * it is possible + that it may: “no
ai

' ‘Bossland Sales.
Tedayes: sales. on. the -Rossland
exchange were: Jim Blaine, 500,°

azides 1006, 1600, 39%6d," 2600, °

3aei 500, 34/4¢; Winnipeg, 500,

1000, 1000, 30346, 500) 500) 3000:

ie, 2500, 31{c, 1500, 32¢;,Okan-
ogidn, 5000, 1234¢; Tamarac,... 509,:

gc#Deer Park, 3000, 3000, 4»

Established May, 1895.7”
TR REDDIN- JACKSON co.,
cimirae uiaaitires
MINING AND INVESTMENT +
BROKERS.

‘| send volunteers for the service; they:

1500, 4hes Van Anda;;.2000, 8K ci

4 Virginia, 1000, :; 34.63 Peoria “Mites; J ‘
2000, 2c;

Il. X. L., 1500, 3000,
14%; King,” (pooled,)..3200, 216};

63)200 shares.

- BUBLIC OPINION...

The British. government's pro-|-
posal_to pay: all. the expenses. of the.
Canadian contingent “except the

who 1s not a member of his union is clo

veces THE... e+e

WAGE: WORKER.

———
Houahton's Exchange Auction Mart, ||
—* GB, R. Block.

transportation to South;Aftida, while

most” gratifying” should ‘not be enter-'
tained at Ottawa, »,Canada has the
money as well as the: men, ' and. the |./
people. of. this country. | will be quite
willing, even "eager,to "do' more than’

will want.to pay all expenses ani
they will endorse the Dominion gov:
ernment if it: promptly insists upon
pal the -whole shot.—Toronto:
ning. Star,’

TURF EXCHANGE.

FIRST- CLASS DINING ‘ROOM.

P. Je SLAVIN

Under new management.
——

NEAT .anp CLEAN BED-
.ROOMS.

> Bar. ‘Supplied, with the Finest:

“Saive ie a call.

+ + « «PROPRIETOR.

‘The liberal-cqnservatives finve'|
met in cénvention at New. Wes!
iminster and , declared for th
duction: af: straight, party lines ii
provincial - politics! In this: nec:
tion they: fave formulated a. definite!
platform " for’ provincial purposes
and will elect a! leader. As was"
A by | the Minér some time, Ago: ;

relati

Me 30,. west sides

“AS. Husdden Hi

I - WELLER :

PANY. ix

PLUMBING ‘AND HEATING is

Telephone 27.
“Spokane. Street.

of /all,the. provinces but one.

smay now dook, forward“ td “the

erals : following suit, now, that the

@atintlet ds bees, throws! dows. It-
bi

ES GLAZAN,

teresting: tor wateh: the’ de-| *

%: 5 “in endless vaiety, |

Spokane street

table. i in Rossland: 1

; The mdst . stylis h turnouts ead,
die horses, coupe

Mont:

Agents for Paris Bell Addition to’ d.

Daniel Dickinson.

ICKINSON & ORDE
Stock’ Brokers. Stocks bought and
sold on the closest margins.

Tel. No. 61. Rossland, B. C. me

QHARLES DANGERFIELD,
STOCK. BROKER.

Wallace Block, Columbia aye. “Tel.'No, 90 |

Walter L, Orde |

| nas peen;feopened under ngs
agement, and furnishes thé b
cent meal in;town.

JOHN PHILLIPS, ree

and pitice Fittings.
Sout: ing § a ‘al wand premptly: pigended to.

n!
in mat iiding,

PRR Sthjhouse north of Col-

umbia avenue.’ P;,O. Bgx $76.

te address, Reitford MeNelll's:
teeta Codes |e TSugh

OS. S. GILMOUR,

STOCKS AND SHARES
MINING AGENT.
Colsmbia Avenue, Rossland, B, C.

NOTICE or) Ass ASSIGNMENT.

Act and Amending Acts. -
Notice: 1B! Is is hereby den that Mavld Jeanetta

Cuble address “Nuggets,”
ERNEST KENNEDY & CO.,
MINES AND STOCKS,

2734 Columbia Ave.

Telephone 44

Ronsland, B.,0. | select
é Q

ince of oh Colum fea dS, ‘and’
natn has ang aeed this aay, dated ithe oth a
of Octobe! 2d all her personal
Cstafe and’ ‘flere which a ee Ena sold
eal estat thu

ch
unde ‘and all her re ate to At ic
a tte city pot sland. aforesaid, pene;
an, for the benefit of all her | Creditors. The 8
was. ed by ‘1

Telephone 86.
A. B. MACKENZIE & CO.

MINING BROKERS.

P.O. Box 268

m:
de d: was.‘execut "the said Maud Jeanetta
Eagles ard the said A ur C. Luff on the oth day
of October; 1899. eating ofthe :cr f
the sald Maude Jeanetta Eagles will be held at the
office of Ii, E. A, Courtney. rooms 4 and 5, Walla
building, Columbia avenue, Rossland, et
esday the 24¢! ie ot Octo er, £899, at three
aries havin
ulred to furnish sa at Fe
quired fp Cornish Parr Luft not jater than the
9th day. of December, A.D. 3699. after which da
the sala Arthur C. Lu fo Be eed to distribute
the estate, having regatd to, claims only of,
which.he ghall then fave no

c.idinbia Ave,

d, B.C,

Cable address: “Betovi.’”
BBEETON & OVINGTON.

STOCK BROKERS AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS. *

Imperial Block.

Cable add Oe RR
JRICHARD PLEWMAN,
STOCK BROKER,

British Columbia Mining Properties for sale.

Telephoue'79

Rossland. B. O.

Notice of Dissolution,

cantracton) & Carpetiter '

Pyrauant,. tothe creators? ‘Trist Deeds ;

cay &. Grogas,|'

We have them at the RIGHT prices. _

A new make of Canadian Rubbers;
IOR to all Canadian make. o!

Storm: Coat or: 7 Meichintooh

called the ‘‘Maltese Cross”. brand,:: is. FAR. SUPER-
f Rubbers heretofore carried on any, shoe dealer.

wean Ee
_FINER and ad LIGHTER Y WE

Patronize those whid sia:
their money at home with’
YOU and thereby: help
yourown and ‘your! city’s

Mines; - Stocks and
Insurance.

wirat, appearence of,

N ELLIE

Beenhd week of the Big Four—

HOWARD; GILDAY; :

. THE AMERICAN SAI

t ay aay ay
GRAND ‘SuOW.”*” ALL NBW.PEATURES: [BIG BILL:

rhode vaard byenes

id. F “Aples, Buckets Fons » Shafting:
jorthi
Soni

ROSS. THOMPSON

T have: the! following ‘blocks in the following companies forsale:

take, Evenings Star,

Eur

Lots in the Orig

Redaln.

» Hot

Silverine,R-:E. Lee, Bodi Eureka; North Star.and ZilaM S
inal Towusite,

Jackson ¢ Co: Agents, 'Rosstand, B.C.

> MA UFACTURED BY

-B. Houde & Company, Quebec
Are Better than tlie Best."

ae

“wiOLesaLe AT. a -

Crow & Morris; Ros ssland.

Katie D.

Motice 's Hereby given that the firma of Blunct!
& Fal tt, hotel Pere at the. Bodega hotel,
omiand, B.C. solved by mutuals
on the. th: day yr at October, or ea dene ralett
eel ie madi a pale Sremutbte tor
an
a apts of § the #aid rm, to owitons All, Accounts
a

Houle Poke i7th day of October, 1899.

Hesstaun ¢ suices Gate Minifig and: Explor:
joni ven th Limited.

‘OTs train hief No.3, Ai
Gel ice ain ssitaate 6 i » aon
Is. e
Bie creer | Nidigation | having been sett
[Babland, October uh. 1.
[ALLACEy, President:
Thosas Pres, Secretar;

iven that fi fal, jegal tittle” fo z
anc .

: ' Property. situated, o
River Erie.

offered to

71-2 Cent,

: 22 Columbia Aveuue,
: Rossland, B. C.

treal building.

10-43-at

NON- PERSONAL LIABILITY.
—
in North Fork Salmon

District, B: Cu”

FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY
Fifty thousand shares of thé Company’s Treasury Stock is now

the public at

Ss per. Share,

and.can be had on application to

GEORGE H. GREEN,
Sec-Treasurer.

The Arlitigtoti =~
; =r THE re aDite: HOTEL ATT
= Headquarters for.Commer-. ~

‘ cial Mé Splendid Sample Room:
‘UNEXCELLED TABLE. “ Joun Haverty, Prop
ee

The Ciarendon Caie
LF SS
First-Class in ‘Every Respect Open Day and Nigh

Rooms for Banquets and Diuner Parties.

it

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THE ROSSLAND REC

bi Vou. 5. No. 42.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 189 9.

PRICE § CENTS.

Watch...Repairing,

J. W. SPRING,

Everything Guaranteed,
Next door to.the Rost Office, ,

The Leading Jeweler |

yi ido 5 ¢ an 2 OPPORTURITY, as we are

* Depte end Stattonere
: E Pays to Deal with Goodeve Pros.

t Cost...

RC. Rrayer Books,.. ...
Eng.'C. Prayer Books, .°.
Methodist Hoe ‘Books, . «
Presbyterian Hymn Books,
Bibles; ‘and ..°3.

Butlers Re Cy Catechisms «

tof thes ;
Theva some very pretty binding. ‘sith fine ee neserre

"GOODEVE 'BROS.,

No .Use..

style of pen, we have it
Quality. Come and see

RK. S&., WALUAGE,.

it. and of the

Hee ‘Musical Goods, Notions, Toys,
' itc., Etc.

: Rossland and Grand Forks, B

-  coeaaaeete
CLA. -LALONDE'S

[tis at £0 use.to,attempt writing with a

en
Lay ina supply of the best pens and ink
‘that money can buy, If you havea favorite

Stationery,Wall Paper,: “Fancy Goods:

sce,

7

T. Re: ihe aoiers Druggzist.

WHERE. TO: PURCHASE

8 3 and Med-
erfect Con-

pf I

C»O. D.:Grocery and -

Meat Market... | Washington St

'Y rua two apsoatits when you *
if we Lay all-togetb

Choice Picaiies and Veg = y
ters, Fresh Fish, Hams, Fresh &- Cured Meats.

rn asa oe caeanaetaes nce? Boia Sata neice

{a Rossland audience than that”

IN ROBERTS’ AID

Concert Tomorrow Night for Miner b
__ Blinded at Josie.

PROGRAM OF REAL MERIT

Bost Musicians and Entertainers in City. Have
Offered Their Services in Making the Re- |\,
cital a Success—Will Commence at 9
O'clock, After Ohuroh Services,

No finer program was ever offer ad

ranged for tomorrow aight at’ n
o'clock ‘in ‘the-Miners’- Union= hall;
when a recital will be given for the
benefit of J.-T... Roberts, who- was
blinded by an explosion | in the. Josie]
mine. ;

The occasion will be the last ‘ap
pearance'in Rossland of W. Hart
McHarg belorest his departure to the
Boer war.

. The program follows: ..
Orchestra—!‘Pilgrim’s: Chorus,” a

.....-Emile Dreyfous, . director:
‘The Dream of King Robert of
Y . Sicily". .......2..W. J. Nelson}
“A Dream of Paradise," POP oEsS

eens cates . WLC. Archer!

“The Plains of Pence,” d
eweeneeeeee ee We Hart-McHar
“Angels Sereriade,” ae
«Mrs. Norman Mc:

1
4
i
Hy

Piano solo’ ...Miss M. G. Kini ily

“How the Géspel).Came to Jint ,
voMrs. FB. Linton:

veeeeeP, M, All

“Ramon Refugio Mine,” <
2 Ww. Jj. Nelson

rectntermezzo ‘Cavalleria’ ’ Rusti-
cana,” s.....eeee2 6 He Orchestra
“God Save the’ Queen.”
Accompanists—Miss M. G.. Kin-
near, Miss Jean'H.:Olding, P. G.
Marshall, H. M. Ellis, Jos.. Lenke.

Jaubert :

THEM ARTILLERY

‘- Glencoe was badly ged and

y : ‘
| BOERS, DEFEATED,
ARE TERROR-STRUCK ¢
Lose Confidence in. meee

Basutos’ Attack:

Cape Town, Saturday.—The Boers are demoralized as a re-
“< gult of the disastrous battle at Glencoe.
is rapidly falling in the-esteem of his troops, who are. distrustful
of him’ and refuse ‘to take any further risks.

and Fear

PROVES USELESS

Aged General. Joubert

Their artillery at .

the ative department _

_ large a body of’men.

position.

Boers.

_. Shows “marked ‘incapacity : to handle the supple. needed, by so,

* The’ burghers are in ‘consternation asa a'result of the Basutos” q
The permanent Basuto chief has asked permission | to’
. assemble all his sub-chiefs to pledge loyalty to the queen. t
‘. action is regarded as a forerunner of a Basuto uprising against the

The

Wounded in

{ __ themselves.
The losses are as follows:

one killed, three ded;’ Lei

“OUR Loss. 17 O AT ‘GLENCOE

- Nine. British . Officers . cers Kilied--and ‘Twenty @
4

= * Glericoe, Saturday.—The victory yesterday,although’ glorious
-/ and coniplete, was bought at a heavy price. Nine British. officers
" Were killed and 20 were wounded, while in “the Fr:
killed @ and 11g were wounded. The total loss réaches 170.
ality among the officers, which amounted to nearly.20

he total, was due to their sticking valiantly t to: British

refusing to’ tse the: cover.of.which:the:. 5

One colonel, three captains, five
lieutenants. killed; one general, one colonel, three majors, six cap-
“tains and nine lieutenants wounded.

~""* Amotig the ranks the Hussars lost seven: wounded; artillery, 2

the Charge. ees '
sit : Ie:
i

ks 26. 4

(
i

hires, one ded

King’s

aifles, 11 killed,
.. wounded.”

68 wounded; |

NEW

OP.2. Will Erect « Million’ Dollar
Bailding-

‘Winnipeg, Saturday.—Plans for
the new C.P.R. depot have ‘been
completed. It is to be a magnifi-
cent structure six Stories high in
the main portion and extending 208
feet on. Main street and 320 feet on
Higgins. ‘The main entrance is lo-
eated at the corner of the streets
and is through a massive and large
circular tower in which there are
eight stories. The cost of the

|

QUICK WORK inves

Red Star Storage & Transfer € €

Does a regular Storage and Transfer business, RAE S. delivered 1 prompuy.

We pay damage Hone! to anything we handle. .

‘ able tates, na fire ri
house, or ship any i of «pods:

WE SELL GOOD, DRY,

, Office: Washington 8t., opposite Bank on atintreal:

SEASONED woo
J.W. Bartiine, Mar...

ilding ii ding train. sheds and
new general offices will’ be in’ the
neighborhood of $1,000,000.

——$___——_-_—_
ASKKS FOR CORNED BEEF.

London War Office Wants. Tenders for
850,000 Pounds,

Toronto, Saturday.—The war of-
fice asks for tenders, required im-
mediately, for 850,000 pounds: of
compressed corned beef ‘and mut-
fen, chiefly in ‘six-pound tins, but
d and-other sizes may be

~ANTH RACITE~~~-©

~—_—Prices, Delivered: ~
FURNACE SIZE... .-$1o PER TO
STOVE SIZE......--$10 PER TON.
NUT SIZE.. “18 9 PER TON.

Rossland Warehouse & Trans=
fer Co., Agents.

for NORTHERN PACIFIC COAL COM-
BITUMINOUS COAL, for Steam and

Also Agents
PANY’S

Domestic Purposes.

ogered. It must’ be unexceptional
quality, guaranteed, and date of
éanning stated.

_—_——_————_—_—

CAUGHT IN A TYPHOON,

‘The Empress of Japan Has a Rough
Voyage. “

Victoria, Saturday.—The R M.
S. Empress of Japan has arrived
trom Japan, and encountered on
her voyage a most terrific typhoon.

With two of her big steel lifeboats
crushéd like paper toys—skylights
and upperworks patched with can-
vas—the smoking room a_ small-
sized wreck—and. the bridge look-
ing as though a cyclone had car-
ressed it, the big ship-tied up here
comparatively undamaged, but with
worn officers on board, and white-
faced passengers, who tell how they
looked i into | the eyes of death—and

oi See

4 London, Saturday.—A Glencoe dispatch says General Sir.
William Symons i is much improved and there is every hope for
q recovery. “The war office announces that the queco approves his ¢

Irish _fusileers, 14 killed, 30.

‘to be a major g

1
super

‘ment, for distinguished services in the field.”

'y to her

Kruger Issues Letters

4 FRANCE TO FIT PRIVATEE: RS

on British Commerce.

4 London, Saturday. —It is said that President Kruger has

of Marque for Preying gi:

| the holder of a commission, in, the

¢

{ issued letters of marque to the owners of vessels’ under the French

flag who will fit out "privateers to préy. on British commerce.
France is officially friendly but cupidity may tempt individuals to 4
piracy. ‘This}is said to account for. the dispatch .. of the British
cruisers Diadem and Niobe, very fast vessels,to Las Palmis,which
is an excellent place for observation.

GOOD COPPER ORE IN-'THE Hs X. Ie

wetlurides Lately Found in I-alse—
W11 Ship 25 (pons. a

from the raise in the I, XL, The
same locality has also produced
some fine tellurides. Over 20 tons
of ore has been sacked for shipment

Some rich copper ore is coming | _

BURMESE :SOLDIERY IN REVOLT

Wounded ‘Four English Officers in
Hot at Rangoon,
Rangoon, British Burmah, Satur-
day.—Serious riots have «broken
out in lower Chidwin, this district.
A -oumber. -of...Lepays..of the Karr
military police who were prohibited
from attending’ the Burmese theatre

to Northport, and the fed
will be ,sent as soon as.a 25-ton
lot is on hand.

broke bounds last night, entered
the theater and -attacked a number
of English officers, of whom four
were wounded. The Lepays are

Mitchell Case Continued.
As Crown Prosecutor MacNeill is
not yet back from Kamloops, the
Mitchell bribery case was continued
this, morning to Tuesday by Magis-
trate Boultbee.

After Salvage.

Kingston, Saturday. — Captain
Leslie, who went down to the Gulf
some days ago to save the wrecked
Scottish King, found that vessel in
a good position, the wind and waves
not. having done her any damage
since she went ashore. On the way

isfied with ‘their long: deten-
tion in the cholera district.
outbreaks are reported.

EREPARING a, mole.

Exposition Starts for Tarlac Today
to attack the

Other |’

. “possession of all the salmon « canne}
:|ies in British. Columbia.

THESE THREE GO

Liexnt. W. Hart-McHarg,
J. R. Reai:
, Milward ‘Crook.

CONTTINTTNTTITE?

:
i

VT TTYYTUNTTT TY TT EFT

i Taare Monday Morning to Engaga in

War With Boers. a

fad

| WILL REPRESENT ROSSLAND.

Fortunate Three Chosen Out of Fourteen Ap-
plicants, All Anxious to Represent Canada

- in the Empire's: Army Gathering on the
Transvsal—Colebration Planned.

The. difficult task of naming three
privates from Rossland’ to engage
in the Boer war was completed this
morning when, Captain. P.. McLi
Forin of the Kootenay rifles. nomis
nated’ W. Hart-McHarg, John Re

} Rae and Milward Crook.

They will leave Monday: night for
Revelstoke to join the British Co-

| lumbia contingent en route to Ot-

tawa. ‘The Canadian regiment will

number 1ooo men and ‘s0 of them

will come from this province.
. Fourteen patriotic
from’ Rossland, “and

Captain Forin had a’ magnificent
body of men from whom: to make
his selection. ..The, three,successful
men represent. ‘the, flower of the rane

| militiamen
eagerly sought “the ‘three coveted

.men,
‘Lieut. Ww. Hart-McHar

D militia, has | asp
\iplaim: private in:the royalacmy:n
.McHarg'is of army blood. . His

father is a retired officer, and_ his
uncle is a surgeon’ lieutenant-
colonel.

Milward Crook i is ‘another mai of

army ancestry. A ‘prother of “his,

‘lone of the. officers in. the Chitral

campaign, was killed in India. Mr.
Crook is now engaged at the War.’

|| Eagle, and the hazards of war will”
i] be no new thing to him, for he it 2

was who survived the fearful drop
in the War Eagle skip when it fell
4oo feet. Three others -were killed
then, but Mr. Crook was unscath

John. R. Rea, the last number of

| the Rossland delegation, has achie-

ved a reputation as one of the finest

}| shots and drillsmen in the’ Kootenay”

tifles. He is a brother of Bert Rea
and is a prime favorite. among” ‘his
associates.

It is not yet known whethier they
will take their rifles from hefe. The
gun’ used’ here, an Enfield; is ‘the
same as the regular ‘service rifle.
The Canadian contingent will wear
kharki, which will be issued joe ie
at Ottawa. %

Tonight at 9.0! "clock a.dinner
be given at the Clarendon. to: whe
three volunteers. .{t ‘will be a dei
cnstrative occasion. - ‘Tickets, “wil ill
be $2.50 and can be obtained: at “the
ad 2 138

en “ comBinE THE CANNEMIES,

| Baoris Being Made. to, Unite Them ‘tn
British Columbia, S

“Vancouver, Saturday.—Two.. Fi

val syndicates are bidding. to ga

( Severs
 6ptions ‘have been obtained’ by bot!

| Bat uss

Manila, Saturday.—General Law-
ton and General Young are, at
Arayat with a force of nearly 3000
men. The gunboats Florida and
Oeste are preparing to move along
the river to Sanisidro, which will
be held ‘as a base for operations in
the North. Extensive preparations

down. Capt. Leslie’s crew turned
aside to attempt the rescue of an-
other boat which had foundered,
but when they reached the spot the

PP d him,

vessel had gone to pieces.

have been progressing for several
days, and an exposition, whose ob-
jective point is Tarlac, is expected
to start today. Supplies will be
taken on cascoes,

but -so far nothing” defi-
nite ‘has been announced’ as to tlie
final outcome of thé scheme.

: Including . those.on_ Rivers inlet,
Skeena and other canneries in the
north, combined with those on tHe
Fraser river itself, there are 47 cane
neries, and the owners place their
value’ in round figures at: $40,0odo
each. - Some, of ‘the'largest of. the
canneries have as yet refused to
give options to either company, and
that has delayed matters a bos.
deal,

Sy Eat