DEATH OF THOMAS WINDSOR..

Son of the Assistant-Chief of the Fire De-
partment Fatally Crushed Between
Freight Cars.

They had known sorrow; had supped with Te Ra

im,
Oft broke with him the ashen crust,
And still they hear the stir
Of nis dark mantle trailing in the dust,
The shadow of a deep sorrow has in-
vaded the cheerful home of Mr. and

Mrs. Fred Windsor; the hand of death | Wa

fell suddenly upon one of that famiiy
circle, striking down in his youth their
eon Thomas Seyinour Windsor.
The young man was
crushed between two freight cars in the
Red Mountain yards at 5:80 o'clock yes-
terday evening,
night he died at, the Sister’s hospital.
Father, mother, sister and brother to-
gether with Rev. H. Irwin of the
Church of England were at his bedside
during his last moments. ~
The unfortunate. youth was_in the
employ of the Rossland -and British
Columbia taansfer company.
business to travel on the Red Mountain
train bi Ne and
d for the
of baggage ‘ by the*cdbmpany he repre-
sented. Last evening he remained at
the station sometime after the train ar-
rived attending to hig duties. About
5:80 o’clock, David Bannermanp,‘one of
the proprietors of the transfer company
drove up to the station for the purpose
of obtaining some hay, which was ina
freight car on a .sile track. This par-
ticular car stood among. a number of
others, on the tracks and a switch
engine was making up a. train inthe
yards. Young Windeor, who was some
Yistance from Mr.. Bannermann when
the latter drove up called ou: to him
that soi for ‘Ymir had been
left at “the: depot by mistake. Mr. Ban-
nefinan did not understand him, rolled
up his team to. listen moe wlan
yan across the
the direction of the. ‘adore
He was passing between two freight ca cars
which were:o1 ye few feet apart, and at
that moment the switch engine com-
menced to-back up Sheeare pa the track
Banner-

peril and shouted to
ut. the jatter in-
stead of retreating attempted to cross
and was caught between the cars. Mr.
Bannermann sil ahead, spoon shouted. to the

from his | 8%

por in time to

. ihe ed were porrifies
the accident. The injured bo;
once carried on a cot to the hospital. i
father notified and a phpsician eum-
moneds _ While he must have suffered

Paty He_ talked
Doctors Kenning
and comforted his parents though he
anid he did not believe he could live.

né could not make an ex-
amination until he had recovered from
the shock. n effort was made to in-
duce sleep by opiates without avail. It
is believed t 4 Paeath resulted from in-
ternal bleedin:

Thomas Windsor was 20 years of age
and lived with his father, aesistant
chief of the fee de) a ent. He was
an energetic, honorable young man who
had a host of friends inthis city. Ar-
rangements for the funeral: have not

n made.

——.
TAMMANY IGNORES SILVER.

city : Can-
didates for the Greater New York.

New York, Sept. 80-—+The democratic

freel;

city convention tonight nominated these | Tea according to ‘aaity

candidates for officers of Greater New
York: Mayor, Robert A. Van Wyck of

Manhattan; comptroller, Bird 8. Cole| 5

of Brooklyn; president of the council,
Jacob Ruppert, of Lfanhattan.
mane ticket had -been agreed on by the

acci lentally x

At. 10:80 o'clock at| 2:

Tt warrhis| 0:

velopment of ossland’s Mines.

ORE SHIPMENTS AN cg DIVIDENDS.
Figures That Speak of the Progress of De-

Wants, For Sale. Rent, Lost Etc

Tencents aline for the first Insertion: and five
cents a line thereafter.

The

week ¢ Sad ing Sept. 20 were:

. 1,650 tons

to variou!
from the principal mines, ior the last | ~~

60 tons
60 tons

BITUATIONS WANTED.

First class lad: 13
*s mining camp. ‘Apply this office. 9-27-6t.
goo
FOR RENT.
For Rawr: A furnished an

CITY OF ROSSLAND

Court of Revision.

Notice, is mareby | given that t the Court of Re-
fo’ EpOr hearing

Mining Property For
Sale

x all com-

ite fasioat ne tmmwosscr of ho city of | *
oasiand, B.C. will bereld at the Coun

fiom iag a abate rem ias on Bowie”

ay WeMeQUEEN, C.M.C.

uGitt ere’s Oftco, Hoss.and, B.C, Sept. 20th,

for rent in the Reconp "ilooks

Shipments of ore

from
January 1 to Sept. 20 were as follows:
Roi pet 1997 tops For Sau om Luase—Two story frame mae

8 | von Baus: A livery barn and clear title to lot

FOR BALE.

‘The Undersigned has several Promising Prospects For Sale

reine at Reasonable Figures.

Rossland

Ve. xm, ont Fann. In Btreet pear Colombe
9.50 horse power otter in

re Adatroas Box 81: Rosalarta,
engine
uire

tf

terms. Inquire

gn which it is located for, sale at 8 be

From
tne ore milled in the camp. was a8
lows;

Mine Dividends Paid.

:

EEE

RSE

SRFRRRRR

SSSRBB

Perey 14 to June 19, inclusive Movine: Ifyou have household goods to move

. 2,472 tons ‘
: ?600 tone au Ze SAP SS MERC nae
+ 2,702

The dates and amounts of dividends
id. by the Le Roi mine are as fol-

3)
33238

DRAYAGE,

‘Star a ae
potiin The Red 8t Trent, agen eny
handles all kinds of freight prom}

Baceagn: If you here 5 sronk or Settee a of

Tra ay ares ie ina ae ie m0} ame
will do

Pranoe: Myo zone 4 ios ag Ro

pany, twdo

g and in-
of she ‘baggage or passe!
W2dovermis Getsin Se Bsr

20)
For SaLs: A new nw plano 8 ata bargain on easy et

ot oar of Beptember, 1807,

wimeyince, of British Columbia,
0 W!
irtue of 8 warrant of gzeqution issued
ourt
Miller plained, ‘and
fiat
dette eee Ontario’ Gold. Mining oom
firatted Habiicy. ‘defendan', Ihave

hy ution the following ‘goods,

F boiler, one ateain
a, one, air, dri ind:
coal, one blac! cin Bae
ars tthe

LER! §~=—-- Will Give Working Bonds.
iat ?|Located on the Salmon River, North Fork of the Salmon
and Porcupitié. Creek.

ete
it rales eae of
recove: oF EBe cums of $1,979.
‘execution, besides Sheriff
dail other'legal incidental
OBE

ce = J. L. WILSON, ‘Grand Union Hotei,

TO RENT

Having moved into oft Fire Proof Building

Also Propetties in the Vicinity of Rossland.

oon.
Beet a pont tember 8th, 1897.
premPeWALTER J. ROBINSON,»

‘Dept
Hiitate has been adjourned vatil the sin
ohne the same time and

WALTER J. RORINEON,
: Deputy Sherif.
pbated st Rossland this 18th day Or Septem:
Pr.
‘This saie has been adjournéd_ until Monday,
the 4th day of October, 1897, at the sam

and place.
WALTER J. ROBINSON,
uty Sherif,

LIVERY’ STABLES.

Get your saddle and horses at
Get, yo" pack

_ BUSINESS PERSONALS.

Just atop. and look in tel grentilaed window and see
the beautiful perfume at Distt

Gat the Recormp every tone
cents per week. “Taave orders at the

BATHS.

“The
by rarriey for 2 or

ijamareme oF The Record Thrée Storey Building

Notice of Dissolution, a8 ms
‘Take notice that the i Id for rent in ‘whole. or. in part.
Kennedy & Co. of the ct : :
Ince of British Co - J ’ .
stock brokers, of which the
the sole partners, , has, of mutual eeribers were
‘a8 ig the 25th doy of qucat, bear

“f os Two Rooms 14x 42 on Ground Floor.
“|. Kight Rooms on Second Floor.
Six Rootis 6n Thira Floor.

Eaneet’ LENNEDY.
Arch, Cameron, Rossland, B.C., witness.
Rossland, « ctober !, 1897. 10--tf.

PERSONAL.

——
ROSSLAND RETAIL MARKET.

Lemons Are hap than Ever Before---Sel-
ling for $6 per Case. |

now promises
¢| ing fruit the market is flush.
F Fresh Meats.

Plain steak. . :

Porterhouse.
Sausage... -
Corn eef .
Mutton chops .

Lamb chops.
Mutton leg

3| S88eessesssess

Ib : DENTISTS.
De. Freiey, dentist, Stuasi vlock.

Daxctna: Professor Dreyfous gives private les-
sons eve.y day.

Iy you want the Rossland EvENING Bacon fn
‘Spokane go to E. M. Shaw or J. W. G

SEORET SOCIETIES

Reever. ciate gaaey alah fa Masonic, Hall Rooms Suitable for Housekeeping.

invited to attend. ae 4
John Eistey,W G.. John Jackson, Jr., Sec. : Times,

Rent to Suit the

RESTAURANTS.

ANOTHER ¥ Yalushie discove: Vendome

is the best place A town to dine.
tw Vendome restaurant joads, serving fin
meals and prices.reasonable, a
Business lunch 25 conte at the Vendome.
Tug Vendome gives guick Swe On spurs R>-
_dce and rything firs!

PLUMBING.

Cc Lodge 2, A. F, & A.M.
meets on mathe grogiag ‘ot the first Thu
of each month at Hall, Rossland.
invited to at-
tary.

Apply-at this Office, a.

- a

ROLAND Minets Minets’ ¢ Union No. 38, W, a a

meets in Masonic Hall

evening st $00. Ail

ited te attend. James, Ci
Holohan,

c, as WELL9R, practical sanitary plumber, co!
Kane etrect and Columbia avenue. -Fhone

FOUND.
teath: Apply

1256 Per Ib..
5836 per Ib.
7.50 per* ‘barrel
. 6.00 per barrel
+ ase per ib
* rib.
1 ri.

125, 3,96 pet per Ib.

before

re convention met and the: delegates

alm ly ratified the choice of the leaders.

platform makes no reference to

the Chicag: platform, William J. Bryan

or free silver. It favorahome rule and

repeal of the Raines law and other re-

strictions on personal liberty and de-

mands dollar gass and municipal owner-
ship of franchises.

——.

CONCESSIONS FROM NICARAGUA.

English Company Securing Exclusive Privi-
lege for the Next 30 Years.

Washington, Sept. 30.—It is stated by
aie familiar with Nicaraguan sf-
ira that either the United States.or
the Nicaraguan Canal company will in-

stitute an inquiry concerning the recent} Hot ree

grant by Nicaragua to the Atlas Steam-
ship Ae a Brith of

Plam|

21.00
Pack & White Gra) -85 per basket.
T pes 1 7 S box.

r the
next 3) yeas at ‘se San Juan eons and
Lake Nica:

Lhese tw wo wate rways are said to form
two of the links of what will ultimately
be the Nicaraguan canal.

Hardware for Miners.
Junpowder. -.$ 60
Fiant

Sproule-Marrow Wedding.

Cards are out announcing the wed-
ding of Edna May Wakefield Sproule
and John Walter Marrow st the
Episcopal church at “a 30 a. m., Wed-

ge
A splendid line of Indies’ macintoshes
at Hunter Bros.

Rossland for Rosslanders i ¢
You Can Get Good q

Rossland Beer

icks...
ining hammers....
Household Utensils.
-$10.00@25.00
3.00 each.

For Five Cents a Glass
At the
Dominion Hotel

. | A, 8, KERRY & Co. lumber, etc, everything

TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

PaTzowize home industry. Smoke Enterprise
Kootenay 7. Favorite: clgaresmade

Classified Business Directory.

BROKERS,

IELD, Hobbs & Co., mines and Mem-
Br Beri of the Stock’ ‘Exchange. "Otmoe Grand
Union Hotel.

‘RANK A. Baird, mii v1 » P.O.

F aind, mining broker, P.O. box 265

JOHN M: Burke, Mining Broker,
cGREGOE, Atkinson é Co, brokersand Jand
M surveyors,

Columbia

in Society Hall.

-'The

inelal sooruny: a CAR.
ee aya = Two LOADS

O.1.M>—Red Mountain Tent No. 4 meets
1st, 3rd and Sth Wednesday of each month

OF GOODSON TRACK “WR
GRANITEW ARE_—=
At Former Prices of ‘TIN W ARE

Jessup Steel is the only steel
that will stand the hard rock

Canadian Gold
Fields Syndicate

LIMITED.
reat Sunset No. 2 and

operators.” Shares sold only at par.

The Walters Co., Ltd. Ly.

Official Brokers, Reesland, B. C.
Sate, Address: “ Walters.’ Use Bedford Mc-

_Moreing & Neal's Lieber's and Clough’s
8, ing 8, yr

SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND

CONTRACTORS.

Ce. TENDERSON, contractor and builder.

DRUGGIBTS.
FS RASEBR’S Drug Store, 41 E. Columbia ave.

- @UN AND LOCKSMITH.
M. FRIES, alley, rear Hotel Allan.

RXPRESSMEN,

HARLES isnaler 6
Cc ot Bates, fer and Eas Head-

HARDWARE,

Wood and Coal

If you have a Coal Stove you will save

Travers HardwareC.

RED STAR
Roslyn or Cle-Elum Coal.

esses Ley and [ralser nl

Orders ived at Rossland
Drug Store. Post Office Block. _

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general express, truck and
- We have the transfer p ge for the C in & Wester=
railway; are prepared to unload and deliver all kiads of freight from cara; any
thi

JF: TRAVERS, bi

HOTELS.
Tur Leland: Columbia avenue.

LAUNDRIRS.
OPSLAND 3 Laund: saree, doors east of Post
RGmee. Graham & Sor ‘proprietors,

LUMBER DRALRRS,

PHYSICIANS.
D2: Eéward Bowes, office over Post Omce.
. 3

PLUMBERS,
Gitson & Wilcox. No 18 E Columbis ave

ing ed—fi atrank tos boiler, Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

J. WW. AARTLINE. PROP.
September 30th.

If you want a Store or Office in a
BRICK BUILDING

You had better engage them now.

International Hotel

Rooma Newly Fitted and
Furnished and

Prices Reduced

$3.00 a Week.

STENOGRAPHERS.

‘RS. Helen L. Keyes § 4 Type-
M writer, Comme sirefel sleek. phen 2

ware! 5
URBANK, one door west of Allan House,
Columbia ave

Applications for Liquor License.

Notice is hereby given that the undersizned
rill, at the expires ion of 30 da; ly to the
josrd of Lice: Commission: +

oesiad, tors ‘A tranaloe of liquor Hoense
ie Hows rehant’s Hotel, lot 10,
lock Eis subdivision of distrist tot 685, Uity of

3. A. GOUGH,
Lated 17th of Feptember, 1897.

Notice is bereby given that we will apply at
the next sitting of Sees Boas a of Licet on Come
missioners for the Ci id, MOF a ii-
Bilpetracli tiquer. by retail in the prema
Frown, as the Grand Hotel, situated on lot 12
piock3 i subdivision of District lot 635, City

of Bi
STACK & MacDONALD.
Dated Sept. 29th, 1897.

Let me estimate and submit samples.

The Record’s New Fire Proof Building

A Will be finished by September 30th.
Mav :

OR

A
NEWSPAPER
cure

IF 80,
ADDRESS

ALLEN G. SMITA,

TIMES BUILDING,
CHICAGO,

There-will be a Store Room 24 x 40 and a few nice offices
for rent at Reasonable Terms Apply
at this Offjee.

PALACE STABLES ™”

SADDLE AND PACK HORSES,
DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.

WASH.NGTON AND neethve s

Umbrella in fancy handle at Hunter
FOS.

Ladies’ kid gloves
shade

at Hunte:

zelbow length opera J. WwW. LANE. PROP.

ossland Evening Record.

VOL. II.,No. 89.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1897.

PRICE 5 CENTS.

The

International
Music * Hall

Cafe and Bar
BURRITT & KANE Prop.
GEO. W. BUSHNELL, Business Mgr.

Decorations.

A New Line of

Wall Papers

from 173¢-cents a toll upwards. Large
stock to choose from. A bargain
line of REMNANTS from last year’s
stock in two to eight roll lots.

‘Will give figures on Contract Work

Special line of Fancy Papers for’
Bar Decorations,

Sir Charles Tupper and Sir Mc-
Kenzfo Bowell and Party Are’
in the City.

H. S.- Wallace’s}|* * "="

stationers, wan corer {High Class Concert and

And Fancy Goods Store.
VAUDEVILLE

Every Night (Excepting Sunday.)

LOOK AT
Frasei’s* Window
od Hing aise
~FUST ARRIVED
rae viNeeT ASSORTMENT OF a
Manicure Scissors
Files, Tweézers
Sponge Bags
Perfumes
Mirrors, Etc.

CEO. A. FRASER = 41 Columbia

Sir Charles Discussed the Effects of
the McKinley Tariff and Export
Duty on Ore.

Sir Charles Tupper has arrived.
His party consisting of Sir McKenzie
Bowell, ex-prime minister, C.A

TWO ECPRIME MINISTERS:

‘BOTH CONSENTED TO INTERVIEWS |:

swayed the crowd like leaves in
tember wind.

a Sep-
as they would his
enemies could not checkmate him,
CONSENTED TO AN INTERVIEW,
Sir Charles retired early and although
he must have been very tired from the
and

he abowed no sign of weariness and con-
sented to be interviewed as though it

greet pleasure instead of « bore.
He talked in ‘a confidential converea-
tional mood that made one forget his
pon in his own magnetic person-

THE M’KINLEY BILL,

“What effect will the McKinley
tariff havé upon Canada?” was asked. '
“Tt is apparently hostile to Canadian
intereste,’”’ replied Sir Charles, ‘I do
not anticipate any serious injury reault-
ing to Canada, as fortunately we al-
‘ways have an unlimited market to turn
to in Great Britian.

i_ ‘A I dare eay you know the first Mc-
Kinley tariff against Canadian products,
had the effect of increasin;

and showed us that in Eng!

ext

a director of the New Gold Fields lim-
ited, and the Klondize Mining, Trading
and Transportation company and the
manager of the Bank of Montreal, Lon-
don, England; Captain Marrish, an ex-
pert for the former company, and Alex.
Dick arrived in ghe city last evening
over the Columbia & Western by a
special.

Sir Charles when seen by a reporter
last evening discussed the McKinley
tariff, alien labor bill, export duty on
ore, his company plans and provincial
politics, After meeting a number of
Rossland’s prominent citizens last even-
ing Sir Charles retired early. .Thia af-
ternoon in company with a number of
prominént mine owners he was present
atSunset No. 2, whan the compressor
was started, Later i in the afternoon it

Le Bon Marche Millinery House,

121 East Columbia Avenue.
Complete, Tmportations ‘of. w.

Millinery. Nov Ities

was his to visit the Center |«
Star. His party will be here several
days and will.visit the Le Roi and other
prominent mines before leaving. Tues-
3) day Sir Charles will visit the Velvet
property on Sofa mountain. He will be
met at Barney’s ranch an
from there to the inine.

AT THE DEPOT.

laboriously up the steep grade s mur-
mur of expectancy like ‘anelectric thrill,
ren through the representative crowd of

56 Fee ee p nti by far the ectai ead t
dieplay ever made here. Select Styles of ‘Trimmed Round
Hats and Toques. Models from the leading Paris House,

Algo ch ice etyles of dress and suit hats from our own work-
roome. | Large variety of Walking Hats/ and. Sallors from

"500, up. Pattern Hats from $3.00 ups. Inspection invited.

citizens d around the depot to
welcome the sien party.

the

piety ny ushered into a hie,
y 1g cal
he

d_ driven to the Hotel Allen.

NNRLL & HALEY,

‘Saseewore  P, BURNS & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Beef,
Pork, Mutton, Fish, Game, Oysters. |

SPOKANE 8T., RossLaND. A

-JOHN R. COOK,

Office and Business Rooms
*% TO RENT
Corner of Colambia Avenue and Washington Street., Best location
in the city.
Good Mining Property. Shares of Stock in
Gagod Substantial Companies.

OFFICE WITH ———=.

Rossland Mining Abstract Co,

Over Post Office. JOHN JACKSON, Jr., Agent.

Town_ Lots.

GRAND UNION AOTEL.——_
ED. KANE, Asmgnee. GEORGE BUSHNELL, Manager.
Columbia Avenue - - - Rosalend,

Largest and best dinning room im the city. Fifty finely
furnished rooms, fiist-class. Rates reazonable.

“Iiiant careerhe has made for himself.

excu: lon;
enough toget rid of travel strains jen
then most of them went to the Charch
at England for evening ecrvices.

AT THE HOTEL.
Long before Sir Charles and Sir Mc-
Kenzie returned from. church. the hotel
corridors were crowded with prominent
citizens, anxious to meet the two great
statesmen. As they entered the soot,
‘under the aidance: of hegor Scot, ‘all

Fooased the tyo leading
“Fthat's him, that’s

ferent parts of the
tinguished form o! Sir Charles weet
the door. With his vigorous frame, his
erect. aricg and his head lightly
touchsd by the frost of years, he isa
mans ithe would attract attention in an;
i the Tere _ Englis!
typ a, ich Die ‘ens so loved to portray.
pe clear, finely chiseled. features,
aqualine Does, dark eyes and fhe un-
suple grace all
his tell of

lake a horse |,

o
As the tugging engine came puffing

cat with the visit.
‘Yes I

a market of b xtent, Of course
thie has shown Canada that she is not
alone dependent'upon commercial rela-
tions with the United States and Cana-
da has alw

controlling the balance of power in most
of the local elections will precipitate the
battle on party lines in the provinces.
‘This proves that the liberals Rav
been working on these lines gui tly and
the conservatives will undoubtably re-
{alliates thus forcing the issue on party
ines.

FRED WINDSOR’S FUNERAL.

A Host of Friends Accompanies the Remains
to the Grave.

The funeral services of Thos Windsor,
the young lad, who wascrushed between
the cars was held at 2 o’clock this after-
noon. Interment’ being in Laurel

ficated.

Besides the sorrowing parents’ and
relatives of the unfortunate boy, a host
of friends accompanied the remains to
the grave. Chief Squires of the fire de-
partment, who hag been a great com-
fo)

tion, accompanied the procession.as well
as several-of the volunteer fire brigade

boys.

"Pbroneh ’ the press Mr. and Mrs.
Windsor wish: to thank their many
friends, who have endeavored to lighten

a)

and invited ti fendly commercial rela-
tions. Butofcouree as the American
government increases its duties and
Slien bills, we, will be compelled to
adopt the beat {Measures for Erotecting
the yoducta and interests of ada.

‘If it is the policy of the United
States to drive Cabaa fi rom the use of
her_porte'as a means of carrying on our
trade, the effect will be to cause her to
build up stronger commercial relations
with the other Parte of the
world. Such a policy while it may give
us. @ little inconvenience, — will
further have the effect of utilizing the
trade of Canada to build upthe fine ocean
ports which we possess in our own country

“Are the relations between tho two
couutries apt to be strained further?”
“The hostility shown in the tariff and
the alien bill is not calculated to in-
friendly relations,” replied
Sir, yr iierles dryly.
think Canada will be forced to
eaopt just sich means yerarding the
protection of her own ti 28 to ren-
der herself independent of her great
neighbor.”
on s you believe in an oer duty on
re’

wil it hc
tout aa aan rior country 2”?
It

y pod
be one , of the greatest mineral co: ntries
in the werld.. The New Gold.
Fields of British Céluibia, ‘limited, of,
which Tam chairmsn’ are’ intervated in’
the Velvet near Roséland and the kx-
“| change Group on Springer creek near
Slocan city. ht shail take means for
active development work on
the 3 Velvet. I spent a few days at the

jange group and was much pl

am chairman of the Klondike
Mining Trading’ and Transportation
The’ ‘shareholders’ are En,

4
fish. Pap taliste. This company, ie

to take up any attractive’ uitning enter-
tice that may offer: in any: part of
anada. Fromchere E will Proceed to

Victoria in company with Mr. th,

their by their sy
THE POLICE COURT.

Several Cases Claimed Magistrate Jordan's
Attention Today.

ening Al. Summers, was summoned be-
fore Magistrate Jordan and the case con-
tinued.

The case of A. Burritt for carrying a
revolver was dismissed, and Allen Full-

fined $5 an:

The case of o Flynn charged with

assaulting his wife was held over. pend-

inga settlement between the couple. | to

Chief Ingram was instracted to try ‘and
effect the reconcilliation,

WAS NOT KILLED.

, Sensational Foul Play Theory Ex-
ploded.

At ao time have the friends of E. H.
Kane, of the Kootenay Brewing com-
pany, been uneasy at his absent, al-

probably met-with-foal-play;-emt
no.great surprise to. hia frierds when’

i|they heard yesterday timt Mr. Kane

bad reached Grand Forks. Because #
party rode ‘Mr. Kane’s. hore mto the
city the report arose. that’ he’ prohably
had been fouly dealt with ecause of the
ee ie of money he
paar i he he lained
e patty riding the horse explain:

that he had traded with Mr. Kane, and
he police attee investigating the matter
felt satisfied with the explanation given.

Reservation Mineral Lands.
Washington, Oct. 1.—Faliure: to open
to mineral location theeouth half of the
Colville Indian reservation, which wae
attempted at the last ectsiun of con-
grees, has not, disheartenm! the inany

was. carrying

one of thé ‘directors of both of these
companies and ex-manager.of the Bunk
of Monteral «f Londop, England, for
the purpose of “organizing preparatory to
active operations as soon as spring
opens.
THE KLONDIKE COMPANY.

C. Ashworth director of the Klondike
Mining, Trading and Transportation
company, eid to a Recorp reporter last
evening that he will go to the Klondike
in the spring in the interest of his

any. Allthe shareholders are Enz.
ich capitalists and Sir Charles Tupper
ie chairman. is compxny has onli:
ited capital at its back, and will stant
it like water when anything tain at ihe

wer, ene"K
He curries Kimecit with an easy g!
and uas a mugneticconfidential way that
instantly iE Mas ‘@ person at his ease.
‘AINRD CITIZENS.
gir McKensie, who shows the marks
of time somewhat plainer, early made
his excuses and left Sir Charlce to enter-
tam. This he did, asonly Sir Charles
can <- ard he was the center of a crow
all. the time. He t:ad come happy
thought or humoreas raying for euch
t aver vody smiling. Mayor
t busy Tabroduel i

. ser, Bir, Brady, Ald
ura 2, D: owes, Ever Smith,
ayer rBiaith of the Merchants’ bank und
sévetal otho:s. The great statesman
shook hands with each one. He iz
brilliant conversatiouslist and hie
flashes of humor are 9s sur rising as
ther are original. He as! ed many
yue.sions about the city and the mines
and showed great interest in every-
thing mentioned.

A BRILLIANT CAREER.
After one sees and hears Sir Charles,
there is no room to wonder at the bril-

Every action of his tells of reserved
power. Wherever he has been in the
sesembly hall, in the » enel chamber,

Hotel Allan For Sale

For. Personal

LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B.C.
One hundred hi airy bedrooms. Parlors, baths,
tilllard and priv elu room, “DI eit and ar unexeelied. Electric lights,
steam heat and all modern conve'

Only.

the , he has carri
an before him and been recognized as &
leader among leaders: He has planed

It is not the

vote their cime to any part ticu'ar art is
Canada, but wherever opportunity of-
fers for i investment. It is thought
the McKenzie river offers induvemente,
and it will receive the company repre-
seatative’e attention.

STIL’, THE LEADER.

When asked if there wae any truth in
the reports that said he was to resign
the leadership of the conservative party
Sir Charles replied decisiveiy that there
was absolutely none.

PROVINCIAL POLITICS.

- | Sir McKenzie Sowell Believes Party Lines

‘Will Be Drawn.

in interview this morning Sir Mc-
Kenzie suit that he did not believe
party lines should be drawn in local
elections, but for sundry reasons they
probably would be in the coming elec-
tion.

Sir McKenzie is an ‘vll newspaper
man, and one whose editorials were
commented upon by the whole Domin-
ion press. When asked if he did not
long to enter the pereenes arenas again
he smiled, and replied

“Lam still in he with the work.
Upon retiring from England I took over
the business again after neglecting
year. My Younger son is now han Fie

daring
that sewed hs enemies "and held them
spellbound while he put them in execu-
tion, He has filled almost every politi-
cal position that had any degree of
honor, that there was to be had in the

the

In answer to a question, Sir Mc-
Kenzie said that things were looking
very bright indeed for the conserva-
tives in Ontario. He has no doubt of a
conservative victory as the liberal sts
have been in wer so long that the

. In his famous campaign
when he carried the day agalnst over-
w helming odds he stumped the the Provinces
fro Atlantic

a

from is went bie ¢ sloquant

Pacific. Every- |
arguments

people are clamoring for'a change. He
eays they can give no reason
in office. longer.

Jact , of the liberals

of custeru Wash-
ington, who are stil: ivoking with cov-
etous eyes upon the re? :nan’s land.
The facte in thy inaitcr are that there
is lees likelihood of iuineral locations be-

ing allowed in the south half of the re
ervation now than there was a yea!
The Indian bureau, from the co!
ion.
Many Go to the Fruit Fair.

An unprecedented ragh aver the Red
Moontnin guiiway t» Spakane wae ob-
served this morning. The occasion wae
‘ce going of a large number of Ross-
Tend’s citizens to the fruit fair which

opens tomorrow ea Spokane. _ The pae-
senger were iT
to meet the rash to the gouth.

The fair weather was a material in-
centive to old Spokanites and others
who desired to see the exhibition in
which Rossland is to nerously
represented to attend the cblebration.
It was estimated that 100 ple left
Rossland for the Spokane truit fair this
morning.

Nakusp Still on t: nd Bar.

Nelson, B. C., Oct. 1--The steamer
Nakusp is still high aud dry on the ber
in the C ian river, Wi

Beatty’s cemetary.. Rev. Irwin of- |

rt to the parents in their sore’ afflic-|'

mon, charged wi with being drunk was].

B. H. Kane Heard From at Grand Forks, mm!

thougir: it was reported that he-had
emt te-wail]

is-
sioner down, is opposed to sny such ac- Al

PULLED WHISTLE. STRING

M Sunset. Ho, 2 Mihe™ This After.
noon---Many Toasts Were
Given.

NUMBER OF FAIR LADIES THERE

Miss Jenette Adams Started the
Machinery and Mrs. Adams’
“Band Made the Whistle

tet. piensa 8
Most of the’ proininent., citizens in

owners were present at Sunset No, 2
this afternoon to witness the starting of
the new compressor. Sir Charles Tupj.cr
and party found later in the day that he
would be unable“ to. attend. and ‘made
hia excuses 2 Manager Drewery.

Th
“Angus McIntire, charged with threat-| noon.

compressor. waa. started- Se enaeee
Drewery showed his visitors through
the'mine, and-they were well rewarded
as well as surprised ae ie amount of

neat

superin-
tendent-of the mine, was given the hon-
or of starting the machinery,
Adams blew the whistle.

f comm:
ine hing Hind, she set the inehinery
id the fomming whir was

ears.
er ulineae

Mayor Scott
byt acsl Direvtor
ite: were. > given aL,

Brome en Benker ‘Oliver,
5 Buperihtendest i. an

the-

Martin; fis dtizens, present | ware Col-
lector tin Ald. Frase: Fancy. and Johnson,
Ji F. McCrae, Assayer, Davey, Walters
Jy., Dr. McKenzie, W. J. Harris of Le

Rol and others.

Air tight heaters, steel lined at- Han-
tor Bros.

STRIKE IN IRON COLT.

Eight Feet of Solid Ore Uncovered in the
_ Drift This Morning.

A atvike was tnade in the Iron Cult to-
day that may turn out to be » most im-
portant one. A blast set off this morn-
ing uncovered eight feet ‘of eorid ore in
the drift thet has becn. being driven for
Somme. time past. The face of the drift is

20 feet from the tunnel and 300 feet
derground.
Several pieces of the ore are on ex-
pitiun at the local office, »ppusite the
It seems mostly iron pyrites.
No assay of the ore ft been inalo

belie
ral that will feat
to good results. .
To Argue the Durant Case.

San Francisco, Oct. 1.—Attorney Gen-
eral Fitzgerald will leave next’ MOnday
for Washington, D.C.,. where he will
‘appear before the United States supreme
court in to the
which have been made ‘to oe body in
behalf of Theodore Durrant and other
prisoners who are in‘ the Sind peniteti-
ary under sentence of deat ith, tite ‘an

ugene Devprey w alzo
leave for the capital within iow days
tobe present and represent Durrant
when the case comes up.

Air ti¢ht heaters, steel lined at ilan-
r: Bros. F

NEWS ABOUT © THE CITY.

they commenced the corstraction of a
dam around her stern and jacked her
u inorder to build ways arguud her,
which will enable them to relaunch her.
If there is no rise of the water in the
river they expect to have her afluat in
from 12 tu 14 days.

Commencing next week the steamer
rail will make but two trips per week
between Trail and Northport, instead of
th ce trips, she is making now. The
tripe will be made on Tuesdays and Fri-
days. The change is made in order to
allow the Trail to make two trips every
week to Arrowhead. After they succeed

18 in getting the Nakusp into eervice daily

tripe willbe made between Trail and
North port.

The + ffice of City Se ger is Jorated
rial alley, next door

ertakin: Wstablishinent,

wood taken for

G. Poand. 10-2-Lm

Two ‘small marine engines. * appl
at'this office. * at

Children’s kid gloves and Isdies’ kid
gloves at $1.9 per pair. Kid gloves in
in fancy stitched back at Hanter Bros.

Air tight heaters, stec] lined at Har -
ter

seventy ~Eve novelt; ares aterns for
$3.50 a suit at Hunter Bros P

$2.50 t week or $10.00.
for roums. cots 2c at the
ion hotel. -

Job printing at the Rrcocn office. tf

ned at Hun-

r month
Domin-

Air tight heaters, steel
ter Bros.

For Sale Cheap.
Residence lot 16, block 6, in original
townsite. Apply at this office,
Air tight heaters, steel lined at Hun-
ter Bros.

‘THE REMEDY FOR HER.

«Juhn, bring home some, pain, killer
when you come up tonight. U twisted
iny elbow: giving ire iluegore the
high handshake.

“Et isn’t ri se yon need.”

“What is it, en zs

“Fool killer”? — Cleveland Pisin

To Mie Tenctte Adams the nine year ‘
.|old daughter of J. F, Adams, eu

and, Mrs.
As the | “little”

Gece oye EH