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‘ROSSLAND EVENING

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RECORD, JULY 1 1900

MARRIAGE VOID

Decision Afictitig’ Catholic Married
By Protestants.

THE CASE OF DELAPIT

‘Bishop Moruis Doslares the Marriage Void Be-

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Montreal July
of Bishop “Morais Feaataky n
aulling the marriage of Mr. Delapit,
private secretary to his honor Lieu-
tenant-Goversoy Jett, to Miss Jennie
Cote, both of whom are Roman
Catholics, married seven years ago
Barnes, of the Unie
city, if upheld
by the Rome authorities, will seri-
ously affect the civil status of a
large number’ of Quebet ‘families
who are Roman Catholics and who
have been martied by Protestant
ministers.
‘Mrs. Delapit sued for separation,
il bear

had given’ ecision whether, in
their opinion, a marriage between
Roman Catholics performed by
Protestant ministers was legal.

Bishop Morais! decision, it will
be seen, declares such marriages
null and void in the eyes of the
Roman Catholic church.

Should Rome uphold this view
and the lower courts persist in the
refusal to hear the case, many
Protestant ministers of the province
will be placed in a position liable for
damages tor performing marriages
contrary to law,

LEAVES DOR SPAIN TONIGHT

mary Patmer sini
tema

R. E, Palmer leaves t
with Mes, Palmer and their three
children on his way to Spain to take
the position of mining engineer “in
change of the underground depart-
ment of the Rio Tin
which he has been appointed by w.
A, Carlyle, the general manager,
Mr. Palmer goes first to Charlotte-
town, P. E. I., his old home, where
he will leave his family for the sum
mer, He will then go to New!Vork
und sail for England on the steamef.
Majestic. on August 1, He will
meet Mr, Carlyle in Lo

do
then go tothe Rio Tinto mines at

Mr. Palmer has won high opin-
ions ns a mining engineer during
his connection with the Le Roi and

though they regret
them of the soci
his wife and famil

Hon. W. C, Wells, chief commis
sioner of land and -work®, isin. th
city and spent the morning, in visits}
ing some of the B.A. C.mes ig)
company with General Manager
MacDonald and Mayor Goodeve,
after which he took Junch with Hoa,
C,H. Mackintosh,
what is needed in this section inthe
way of mining roads and trails and
expressed the hope thatthe govern
ment of which he isa member
would take the matter up vgn.
ly. He promised to remedy the
evils caused by the to deed
roads running through plotted
ground to the mines. He intends
to return here shortly and make a
longer stay inthe Kootenay and
Roundary country
evening for Victor

He is learning

al

Wanted—To buy a good second-
hand baby carriage, Leave ans
wers at this offic

varriage Wanted

atcloed

‘Andy King and Dannie’ Déa
have arranged a t5-round contest
ith five-ounce gioves)t0 come Of

He leaves this
sot

in Dominion ball next Monday: ev
lntag.. lvls for 82s0 w side, the
winger to take 65%

are featherweights and both are
vet ing having fought 65

The revision of the parate has:
been completed in a caucus of the
city counciliand they are now rendy

nj
‘engaged in this work for the last
I makes 158 typewrit-

clude money bylaws, nor private
bylaws

C. W. Lurty has moved from the
cornér of First avenue and Spokane
street to four doors east, opposite
the Indeptndent meat market,
where he is prepared to do all
kinds of repairing. 6 13 10

‘The sanford Game Today.

The first of the two ball games
between Rossland and Stanford is
being played this afternoon, _Fol-
lowing is the batting order of the

Rossland,

Cape Town, July
Consul Hay, of
to return to the United States,
Batches of prisoners are arri
here daily from the front. One lot
contained 38 English and Irish
names.

MINOR MENTION

Mrs, Grace Manly left this morn-
ing for Spokane on her way to Cali

ZA. Riddle teft last night for St,

George F. Williams of Green-
wood passed through the city list
night on his way to Toronto.

Mrs. C. H. Packard, wife: of the
‘editor of the Grand Forks Miner,
passed through last night on her
way to Suphomish, Wash,

Mrs, Russell,of the Russell Hard-
ware company of Greenwood, went
to Spokane last night.

F, W. Bobbett, vice-president of
the Spokane Falls & Northern rail-
way, returned to Spokane last
night

Evan Morgan, owner of i
pleasure'resorts on Loon luke, is in
the city.

Ernest Peck, an attorney of Mol-
son, Wash,, passed through to the
coast last night,

W. A, Nicholls and C.B, Strong,
pokane mining men, passe
}through last aight on their way
home feom the Bouadary country,

where they have large interests.

The stockholders of the Monte
Christo Consolidated Mining & Mill
ing company have elected the fol-
o, directors: John M. Smith,

‘A. H. MacNeill, W. L. Orde, of
er A, Miller, Grand Forks;

'W. Campbell, Rob-
‘The

vice-president, A, H. MacNeill; sec-
retary-treasurer, Thomas Corson.

Hazelwood ice creum, ice czeam
da, G. B, chocolates, fresh cut
flowers, etc., at the Bon Ton tf

A. H, Sanford,of the firm of San-
ford, Stone & Fisher, of Seattle and
Tacoma, was in the city today on
his way east,

Lucas,formerty of the Clar-

‘endom, will be glad to receive uls
old patrons and friends at the

rf 1S lstie rianat townie of Kosai

te
A desirable resi anes his for Sage
A soap, 1. L, Warrsey,
47 eel Ave.

Kooteuny laches are the best.

rocures ue way
Take Laxative Bromine Q
Toblets, |All drug

money iti fils toc,

W, Grovels.sigaature, Is on” each

box.

$10 REWARD

For the return of an English blood.

hound, tawny, with black on sides,

white spot on forehead and long

(ies deters cea wit be
return of same to this

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HUNTERS

$5.00 SHOE”
the popular “

in all the new shapes.

Shoo...

Shoe Department,

HUNTER BROS.

istic Printing

Made.
Ank fo neo]

we

combined...... with]

Jelly glasses, fruit jars in pints,
quarts and half gallons, ‘O. M. Fox
& Co, 106 E. Columt
Phones 65 and 20,

Try the Kootenay dluuers,
tyle and
satisfaction ieicsel at Lough.

ced's.

ene fhe eet alt
Lance Commins (othe
ict lati gh
sett the premlagy

‘Be Daa
this sat day of tunes ope,

OPERA HOUSE

Athletic.
Club ...0°
oo

socia s ton
suspension of the ination (ee
All

Dott a Oll=

xs special" membership in
hort time by

the... a
Magazines
™ Periodicals

Excellent accommods
permanent and ar

and chambers; $: op ap per
month. For pee apply to

peal and dangerye 2

Monday Eve., July 16

. (Clara Mathes’
<|Big Stock Company

Ima repertoire of inhsclass. dramatic
Teodettions “and gebaed
‘popstar vaudeville,

BROWN’S
IN TOWN

pect scenery and accesstles.

ener of Play and Specialties Nightiy

POVULAK PRICES, 5 and
ist Drug Store,

wi

g purchased the car

and tobacco business of Cap-
tain §. B, Shave, we respect
fh

id generor
ilar ail our dealings. We
for your selection the
hole sod most varied tthe
sand Pipes

tince sadiassure you
action; fo, matter
ysnction.
tvs conve pe agency for
the Spokesman-Review and
Spokane Chronicle,
Thanking you in advance,
very truly yours,

L. LEVY & CO.,
‘Wholesale and Retail Tobaccesiats,
ND, B.C.

Rolt & Grogan

FOR RENT,

tape es se ee bat
A.

FOk S. LE.

TEASTERN |
BEEF

Shipped expressly for
and used exclusively by

THE CLARENDON

Swanson,

Ther sedge varaner ee

foe
Sipenrane, ah
atiay wars

ie mach

tarincaeel col i ah iki Nt bem Tarand pm.

parity

Rossland Water and Light Go.

Moderate Prices

appeals....to.... the

ole “

‘

Business.......man.

aaa
&. Use Electric Lights P

Electfic Power aueplind for Mining and Manufacturing rurroses.

‘This department

R

CUNLIFFE & McMILLAN,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.

ally. Pompe ket

iis

Repales
‘ore Cary, Wheels and Arley, Huckle, Pane, Shalting, Manger
‘Gare Bile, Couceniraioh

Wort Ves

‘ageass or Won, Hamilton
Fie, mox 198,

era, Vipe wort

of the “Evening

This
82,50 to
Overalls and Jumpers.

Jumpers, that everybody else
sells for 75 €, our price soc.

Miners’ Shoes,
That we sold far $3 $4 $5 and
$6, at $1.50 $2, es dl $3.

oa ae of One walking,
shoes from $1 tip.

Sox.
Our regular 2g¢ at wool sox
will sell threo for 25

Cotton sox just the th

for
fide weather, 5c. 0 pal.

today.
We h:

and quick attention,

aad
Oil Clothing.

Cont, Pao and Hats r
one hall the usual prices, >

Summer Underwear,
wa are heavily stocked in this
le Aad, sell to all com-

armeat,
seca Tine of of Ba ian and
gan shirts, 20c; deaw=

Jn gereat variety from 250 up.
Gloves and Mits
From 25c Up
Nechties and Suspen-
ders from 10¢ Up

ay

Remember these prices are only good for one week, starting from
Be on hand early and so get the choicest selections,

¢ engaged special help so that yo

Are sure af courteous

—_

The Rossland ‘Auction House,
42 Columbia Ave.

B. BANNETT, Muar.

I

Record’ has. the

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Most Completely

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Equipped.....of fice

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in Rossland. Su;

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Stock,

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Quick Work, and:
Basement
Postoffice
Building.

ROSSLAND RECORD.

G, Wo, 125,

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COL!

UMBIA, SATURDAY, JULY

ty, 1900,

PRICE § CENTS

Howipay JEWELLERY

‘or the holiday season there is nothing more in keep-
ing with summer costumes than our pretty Souvenir
Pins, Brooches, Blouse Sets, and Buckles, made of
“Silver Gilt” and Fine Ena hey are cheap,
durable, of patriotic desig, and. faahtonable

J. W. SPRIN

jext doot to Postoftice, ‘The Leading Jeweler

Neat Execution’:

JUST RECEIVED

100,000
ENVELOPES
Victoria Linen,

'o Business &
fce Men,
rokers, Etc.

Wemacsess
wi
Sed we cans

poieve Bros. ,Druggistsan Stationers

these |

saree area eh. aE Ee mE

ee ‘weve Lenght before it

—
his is of Special Importance to all who
Wear Clothes.

al thing. Thats the way with_us, One
: atkaean a hat fata lle beta tha
i tor test
af Union Workran andaery armen =

in some m
rea Cr

a vai
Eu,
ee

M. J. “O'HEARN,

y ese, | Clothier and Outfitter. | ***"riso"

[VETERANS HOME

Tovalided Canadian Soldiers Ar
Quebec.

READY TO CO TO CHINA

[Warmly Welosmod All ihe Way Heme esd
Rossived With Hosere in Reglant—
Charges Aguinst Hospital Sarvico—Bouth
‘Afrion Mi qual to Cassis,

By Amociated Prem.
Juebec, July 14.—The steamer
Parisian with the invalided Cana-
Jdjans_on ‘board arrived here this
morning and the men were accorded
Ja warm welcome by the cittzens of
Quebec, The men are loud in
praise of the treatment accorded
them by the British authorities
from South Africa to England, and
England to Quebec. They state
that their reception in England
(could not have been more hearty
thas if it had been Lord Roberts.
‘As to the hospital accommodation
South Africa, they ngree that it
]was far from being satisfactory and
thought much suffering und proba
[ble'tons of life had been entailed
eonsbgnsecs bbut they added that,
reat measure, this could not
be ‘helped, as the resources of the
service were overtaxed owing to the
excessive- number of sick and
wounded. Many and many a
they were hungry, but they never

Jcomplained, because they wanted to |!

uphold the honor of Cat

ROOCHES + <

‘The brooch, once accepted only as a fad, is now con-
sidered an almost indispensable adjunct to a lady's
watch,
time may be read at a glance, without the embar-
rassing search in your waist, or the annoyance of
dropping all that is in one's hands in order to re-
move it from the pocket.

HAVE THEM IN DIFFERENT COLORED ENAMELS

. AT $1.00 EACH TO THE FINEST

= EWERT BROS

It allows the watch to be worn where the

Eagravers

dia.

They were ready to xo to China,
i€ their services were required, but
jas to South Alrica, some of the
members did not consider that
[country could be compared to some
lof Canada’s back yards.

Private Bath,

fortunate condition.
cally won, his mi
suffering from | the cee

tei si that be is going to Ohi
the Boers again and that ‘uehee is
Cape ‘Town.

The men have been taken to the
citadel, where they will recuperate
before starting for home.

Toronto, July 14.—~The Globe's

UICK WORK “ac23

Red ba r Storage & & Transfer Ls

acon, @BASONED WOOD.
jt taninon aa Be oppacia Rank of Montreal. J. W, Harttne, Mer,

P > BURNS & CO.

WHOLESALE MARKETS
Nelson, Sani Revelstoke,
Grand Pons, nd Vancouver.

Rossland, Greenwood,

SEYAIE, MARKETS
Nelsor ‘aslo, Sandon,
Grand Forks,

Revelstoke

New

erin, Cascade City,
Midway, Camp

‘ferguson, and a

illiats Donald, Mgr., Rossland Branch.

London correspondent cables the
following:

y—The press view at
the Graves gallery was held yester-

ry pai
" Caton Wes
ville, attracted particular attention
One of them, the “Dawn of Ma-
jjuba Day, 1900" is of peculiar
interest to Canadians. It depicts
the Boer laager at Paurdebery with
ioe herescort fathered on the
nts and cheering at the
per of “cease firing,"after their
foroes dash, which brave about
re

oy with Gum aH
moth Parents,
‘Soecal to the Keon,
ia, July
eclarad at Goldstream
The elevensyear-ld son oR. Me.

Clure, keeper of the waterworks

TOMIZERS__>

Ns TaletTatie a complete itost ha, Ato
and inden et more mance han
eae weno bow suppl
jot Water Ete “Tooth aud Hair Brushes, Toltet
» Perfumes and Colognes.
—
COLUMBIA AVE.
THLEPHONE 1
R. E. STRONG,

a
é Rossland Drug Gompany. '*4

MOLEAN, | propane.
p. scx 70N, un.) i

at Goldstream, was ang ton.
It discharged, the

passing through his cight- ‘penal :

Killing her, through the

other's arm and lodged
father's stomach. ‘The father and
mother are coming to the hospital
for treatment.

‘At the annual meeting of the
board of trade, the northern tr
was discussed and
that a conference be held at Nanai-

that matter, Hon.

of Halifax, who on logs.

in the |"

New York, July 14.—The
owing dispatch is printed here:

it. Petersburg, July 11,
Pariy, July 13.—The czar has re-
ceived with great emotion the
dreadful particulars of the tragic
catastrophe at Pekin, Tenrs coursed
down his majesty's cheeks as he
read the cablegram from Admiral
Alexieff, at Port Arthur, confirming
the horrible details of the assassina-
tion of M. de Giers, whick, merely
the form of rumor, had already
reached Russia, The admiral de-
clares that the Russian envoy was
dragged through the streets by the
Boxers, insulted, beaten and tortur-
ed, and then thrown into a great
sate and boiled to death, © Then
were thrown to the:
M, de Giers was dis-
J mob danced]

fol-

via

wi
poxed of, the fanati
ound the cauldron,

‘Mme. de Giers, Admiral Alex-
ieff's advices declare, suffered w fate
worse than death and was beaten’
fa tortured with sharp, aie until

e ‘The legation offi-

we been torte

fendinhly ntl death ended. ther
sufferings.

M. de Giers and his-legation of
ficinls resisted desperately and his

TORTURED
| AND BOILED
TO DEATH

Horrible Fate of the Rus-
sian Ambassador
at Pekin.

CZAR’S GREAT GRIEF\:

After Heroic Resistance, De Giers,
His Wife and Attendants Were
Fiendishly Slain,

cipal cause of the uprising, in his
opinion, was the rumor that the
great powers are going to bring
about an immediate partition of the
empire.
orrere Turned Thole Hair White,
London, July 14.—Dispatches
from Tien Tsin report that a
ber of ladies there have become
white haired through the horrurs of
the siege.
The. have rendered the
navigation of the river most difficult
i the waters.
jodlat Mientonaries Catted tn
Toman, July t4.—The Metho-
rd has received the
following from Rev. A. B, Leonard,
secretary of the Methodist Episco-
Pal board of New York:
jo record of disturbance at
Tschuan. As a precaution have au-
thorized all imperiled missionaries
be called in.”
‘Tschuan ts the province in which
all Canadian Methodist missionaries
are centered.
RUMORED mic DEAL
ALO. Raid to Mave Bouse
Magie and Consre Siar
Nelsen, July 14.—It is currently
itish,

ar

brave bodyguard killed many of
attacking mob. In the midst of bis
tortures, the envoy is said to have
heroically proclaimed his faith in

Christianity,encouraged by his wi
who so soon shared bis martyrdom.
“The announcement of this intel-
ligence to the relatives of the Rus-
‘an martyrs in China wax accom-
panied by heartrending scenes,
Count Lamstioreft ved the
friends of the murdered ones at the
foreign office and unfoled to them
The scenes of

besieged by an excited throng
the whole of St, Petersburg. ix ‘al

receipt of Admiral Alexief's
the czar ordered the cabinet nd
of state to go into session

at once.”

a for News of Conger
Washington, July 14.—The Chi-
nese minister has sent a cable dis-
patch to the taotai of Shan Tung,
telling him that the American gov-
ernment ix exceedingly anxious as
to the fate of Minister Conger and
1g him to cable any infor-

‘This is in addition to the cablegram
he forwarded Wednesday at the re-
quest of Secretary Hay.
Camee of th
Ann Aebor, Mich, July 14.—Ex-
Minister to China James B. Angell
spoke to a thousand people in Uni-

it the Br Amer-
ica corporation ix negotiating fo
the purchase of the War Eagle and
Centre Star properties and that the

pleted.
ed from the visit of G. H, Black-
‘stock of the War Eagle syndicate,
to London, —Mesrss. Kirby of the
‘War Eagle, MacDonald of the B.
AL C. and Hes, T. Mayne Daly,
i, were in con-
sultation hece ‘yemerday, id after
concluding their business they went
to Slocan Jénction to fish.
Cannot Contre,

‘A Reconp representative called
at the B. A.C. offices today, but
Mr. MacDonald was absent and ab-
" | solutely nothing could be learned in
*| confirmation or denial of the above
report.

‘Water Mats on Washington Street
‘The city is taking up the four and.
six-inch water pipe on Wash

thus extending the mi

from the reservoir down
town, This is necessary in order
to supply the hydrants on Washing-
ton street at First and Second
nutes,

In this insue appears an adver
tisement by T. Prest, offering sev-
eral desirable lots near the War
Eagle and Centre Star mines,

Superintendent W. Y. Williams,

of the Knob Hill and Old Ironsides

lastnight on ““The|
in Chica.” The prin-

in town from Phoenix.
tle ae

A GRAZY CAPTAIN

Breatfal Voyage of U. S Revenue

‘The Voonel Arrives from Alasks With opt,
Hlaly Insane and User Guard and a Die-
‘shied Blenmer in Tow—Healy Tried to
ump Orerboart.

By Associated Prem.
it Towesend, ‘Wisk, July 14.
United States cutter: McCul-

bor with a lieutenant i
an insane captain under guard, and
towing a disabled steamer.

The first day after sailing, Capt.
Healy came on deck and, alter giv-
ing some orders relative to han
the ship, made an attempt to leap
overboard into the sea, He was

f the crew and
where a guard
was placed over him.

During the night he secured a
medicine bottle unobserved by the
guard and, breaking it, used apiece
of the glass in severing a blood v
sel in his left arm, Before much
blood had been lost, the guard dis-
covered what had been done and
ie Thompson dressed the

"Upon arriving here, Capt. Healy
wax taken to the marine hospital
and put in a strait jacket, where he
will be retained until the department

y and tuwed her to this
She had lost three blades
‘The Nome

City had 20 passengers.

AMERICAN ATHLETES Win,

‘rey Curry OF Many rites im the
Aponte at Paris.

Fis, July 14.—In the first event
for the world’s championship, the
tro-metres hurdle, A. O. Kraenz-
lein, of the University of Penn-
sylvania, won, McClain, of the Uni-
versity of Michigan, second and
F. G. Moloney, of Chicago univer
sity, third. Kraenzlein won rather
easily in 1 2-5 seconds, Richard
Z. Sheldon, of the New York Ath-
letic club, secured a place for the
finals in the discus-throwing event,
which will be decided tomorrow.

sylvania, and Garrett, Princeton,
qualified for the finals in the shot
putting contest, In the final
‘of the 100 metres,Horace F, Jarvis,
Princeton, finished first, Walter N
Teme, University of Pennsyl-
cond, Stanley Rowley,
pion of New South Wales,
third. Time, 14 seconds,
‘The Soo metres flat race, trial
heats, the first heat was won
David C. Shiller, Brown university.

third heat Capt. Cregan, Princeton,

liams second, first
and second in the heats will com.
pete in the final.

In the 400 metres flat race the
first was won by W. W. Tong,
New York Athletic club, Lees, sec+

Ta the third heat Dixon
Boardman, N. Y. A. C., first, W.
J. Holland second. All the fore-

| going will compete in the final he

Prinstein, Syracuse university.
was first in the long jump with 7
metres, 173% centimetres.
Kraenalein was second and Delaney,
a Frenchman, third.

Furs renovated und repaired by

services of nn expert furriér,