ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, AUGUST 3. 1899.

TORONTO STOCK MARKET

Toronto, Aug. 3.—The following ia a
record of today’s callon the Toronto
stock exchange, and of the sales made:

ONTARIO.
ABKED, BID.

Empress ..
tar,

One Hydrant in Stock.

Chief Guthrie of the fire department
was checking over the supplies taken
over from the water company purchased
by the city te see what there is that is
needed to improve his department, and
only foumd one hydrant. He will rec
ommend to the city council the expe-
diency of buying bydrants, which will
no doubt be purchased at once.

A Close Shave—
Or just the kind you wantat Ed Ray’s

8 ‘ International Barber Shop.

Waterloo...
CARIBOO DISTRICT.
Cariboo Hydraulie.... $1 52
FAIRVIEW CAMP.
Smuggler.........- aoe 2
BOUNDARY CREEK.

Athabasca.

Dundee..

Dardanelles

Fern Gold M. & M. Co.
N elaon: Poorman

Nobie Five .

Crows Nest Coal.
TEXEDA ISLAND.
Van Anda........ ~ 1%
TRAIL ORRER.

‘onte Christo.
ortherm Belle.

DEVELOPMENT COMPANIES.
B. OC. Gold F.....
Canadian G. F. Syn

Morning Sales: Athabasea, 500, 500
_ at 38, Republic, 500, 500 at $1.19. Van
Anda, 500, at 113g. Golden Btar, 500
at 44}¢. Van Anda, 5,000, 1,000 at 1144.
Deer Park, 1,000 at 134. Golden Star,

500 at 443¢; 250 at 45. Deer. Trail, 1,000 |

at 283¢.

Afternoon Sales: Dardanelles, 500 at
183g; 500 at 133¢; 500 at 14. Noble
Five, 500 at 194%. Van Anda, 500, 500,
500, 500, 500, 500 at 1134; 2,000, 2,000,
6,000 600, 200 at 11, Canadian Gold
Fields, 600, at 734. Golden Star, 500, | sie
500, 200 at 4534.

Monarch Stock for Sale.
Pooled ateck of the Monarch Mining

company for sale at 2)¢ cents. Apply te
A. B.; thie office. a pated

Le Roi

LIVERY SALE and FEED

STABLE. |
JOHN F. LINBURG,
_~ Stylish Rige*for rent

First class Saddle and Pack
Horses.

BraBizs: Columbia Ave., .4.Phone No. en
Commercial. Alley. ‘Phone No.

P. 0. BOX, 186.

Wd LOUGHEED & 60.

Merckant Tailors
Ladies’ Drapers,

REDUCED PRIOES FOR

20—DAYS--20
IN LADIES’ 8UITS ~
Just arrived a fine range of

Flannel Suitings
IN GooD

Colorings and
Patterns.

“16 CINTA ANE

PROP.

Pianos.
Pianos on the installment plan. Easy
terms, Call atthe Imperial cigar store, tf

‘The Evening Recorp delivered to any,

4 part of the city for 65 cents per month

Wantep—First-clasa baker, one who

“Jean bake home-made bread. Apply at

Delicatessen, next door to Ward « uc
Kay’s.

If you want to wear the best-fitting
suitin town go to Martin A. Schwieg,
high-class tailor.
anteed.

Subscribe for the Evzenine .Reconp,
only 65 cents per month.

The T-veniag Recunp after June 1 de-
livered .o any part of the city for 65
cents a month. th.

Go-d Organ for tale, at a bargain, ee
quire at this office.

Martin A.
Schwieg ©

TAILOR.

- Perfect Fit Guaranteed .
Prompt Delivery

SPOKANE STREET: °
One Door East of Col. Avenue.

St. Charles:

Hotel

FIRST-CLASS SS. UNION COOK,

the eat

CHAS. EHLERS. Prop,
Cool and Shady Place inthe evening.
nd practices four nightsin the week,

Cold Storage To Let.
Under the st, Charles Hotel.

city

pslooayy
q pueyssoy oy

* 10 ey} Jo yaed Aue 09 pesoatjeq
AWIQANW— oNIONaWWoO -WHLNOW Yad

SONSO GO

jeans

Bridgford & Herring’s O K porclane|;
bath and barber shop has move i to the
Leland, onedoor east of the Widsor hote

J. oF. Fitzpatrick,
plumber, has removed
sho to the corner of Columbia avenue

Washington atreet, under Cap
Shaw's cigaratore. | dlté,

the sanitary

Miners’, railroad and city checks
cashed free of charge at all hours at
Hotel Hoffman, Rossland, Harry McIn-
tosh, proprietor. th.

Washington Hand Press.

FOR SALE—An 8-column ‘Washington end
Eoven columa nemepaperouehts Apply at ty
unin Hewspaper outa. a
Bxoospofie, cd oF

Every garment guar- |
tf

The ky

CRESCENT-
Dry Goods Company, ae

Corsets.

) Worcester
Corsets:

The fame and superiority of these

famous. Corsets are firmly estab-
lished. We carry a camplete line,
ranging in prices from : .
. . $1.00 to $5.00 each
Sammer Corsets. ‘
7Bc., $1.00 and $1.50
Corset Waists for Ladies, Mixses
and Children at Popular Prices.

Hosiery.
Ladies’ Fast Black Hose, :

8 pair for 25c.
Ladies’ Fast Black Hose, 4
12e., 20c., 25c, and 35c.

Misses’ Ribbed Hode,....
_10c., 12he., 16e., 20e: and 25c.

Misses’ Fancy Bifiped

Hose,..---- ++ éaheaicrelite
16:., 20¢,, 25¢. ound Be.

Shirt Waists.

. Stylish aud Swell Waists of Im-
ported French Percates, Fine Cord-
ed French Giighams, Piques, etc.,
at gréatly redtced prices,

Bbc , 75c., $1.00, $1 25, $1.60 anid $2.50

dummer Wash Mate-

vials. © ;

Our Summer Clearance Sale left

us ‘many Remvauts in Summer

Wash .Materials, which- will be
closed outat Half Prico:

d Organdi

BUSINESS iS POINTERS,

: 0. M, Weller, Rossland’s Pisheor tty:
itary plumber,has the beat

quipp
lumbing establishment in thet u
is prepared to do all kinds of ea ad
steamclitting, etc., anywhere, for a
body at anv time. 1104 t
St

WANTFD—A* chambermaid at the
Dominion hotel.

| Maving alsposed of the hott bunt ae
WY prepared to. give. iny ‘entire attention’

ATHLETICS...

cial attention n givon 2 A Hedneing Surplus
of
othe

so weak cunatitutions by. meiuresy om
. for t

isto
a the quarter con
15, I will make a mmenciug June

SPECIAL RATE OF §8,

‘or Private instructions (guarant
ngy wrod iting aiaanee Grane eno
f

Reguler clare instrnet!
day aud Friday ulghta frea te member

Memil.ert hip Fee $3.00
Dues per month $2.00

Pref, F. S. LEWIS Instructor
DOMINION ATHEETIO CLUB,

GO to Tie —seagy-

Womans
‘Axehange

For “the hest. HOME MADE BREAD
and pastries of all kinds. East Colum.
bia Ave. next door. weat in Of, City offices,

ie Monday, Weiner |

Rosslant Evening Record —

VOL 4, NO. 28.

ROSSLAND,

ERI1J£B COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1899.

*™~

+ PRICE FIVE OEN'S.

Gases —

We have just received nether: Hae ot SASHES with
E ANADIAN, AND BRITISH

the MAPLE LEAF,

Coat

t of Arins cuamieied on thet buckles.

These are.

the latest and very stylish.

J. WwW. SPRING,

NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OEFICK~

THE LEADING JEWELER.

GENUINE SALE

nd Great Reduction in’ Prices in the Next THIRTY DAYS.

1 Will Offer the following
MEN'S SUITS.
Cld Price. Bale Price.
0 6

90)
12.00
rn)

Goods at and Below Cost:

BOYS’ SUITS.
- Old Price. Hale Price.
Tweed Bult.. +e $4.60 #2

Full line of Boys’ Odd Pants,
ned, to clear at.
; SE shy *  50e., 750,, $1.00, $1 25

of MEN'S and BO

‘3 AMERICAN and ENGLISH HATS and

compriging Steteon, King -B., Wakefield and Leslie Stiff. Hats. .-

H. H.Playtord,

AUDITOR and
“ACCOUNTANT -

My 1 Stone Block, Rossland

» O. BOX 698.

wo American Shirts and Ties

In all the Newest
Designs & Patterns

TREATMENE OF LEAD ORE

‘IM. Buchanan Favors a Closer Rela-

tion with the U. 8.

MR. ALDRIDGE DIFFERS WITH HI.

: Many Subjects of Interest to Be Dis-

cussed—Names of Dele-
gates Present.

At the afternoon session of the boards
of trade the Boundary country delega-
tion asked the meeting to take action in
the matter of inducing the Provincial gov-
ernment tu locate the meets and bounds
of the ‘Boundary district,” and have it
set out upon the maps published here-
after.

O. G. Buchanan, of Kaslo, introduced
waet of resolutions advocating & division
af Britieh Columbia into counties or
districts, with power to.raise the neces-
sary means to build meeded roads and
trails. He represented that onder the
Present system the government fuiled to
comprehend the necessities ef the min-
ing districts and failed and refused to

‘Trail—Col, E. 8, Topping and W. H
Aldridge.

_ Greenwood—A, J. McMillan and Dun-
can Rosas.

Rossland—Hon. T. Mayne Daly and J.
S. C. Fraser. i

Nelson —,Rederick -Robertson and
Frank Fletcher.

Kaslo—G. ©. Buchanan and H.
Giegerich,

TO AID SOUTHERN NEGROES.
Congress WIll Be Petitioned to Ship Them, to
a.

Binuinanam, Ala., dag. 4.—A sensa-
tion was created in the session of the
African Methodist Episcopal Presiding
Eldera’ Council of Georgia and Alabama
last night, when the committee on the
rae of the country reported. a regolu-
tion ding that a i be
appointed to set before congress the. de-
plorable condition of the negro pepula-
tion in the southern states and . ‘to. pati-
tien that body for ‘an of

HS BATLE WAS DREAM

Yeung John Browski Fights Imagin-
. ary foes: ”

HB LIBERATES IMAGINARY WOMBN

Alleged Desperate Adyenture on Rec-
ora Mountain Leads. Constable
a Wild Goose Chase.

John Browski,-an 18-year-old lad
who works at Wagner's grocery, on

berrying on the side of Rec-

#100,000,000 to start a line of ateamers
between the United States. and ‘Africa,
in order toenable all. negroes who may
desire to do so to emigrate to Africa.
Bishop Turner, of Atlanta, who ‘pre-
sided, explained that he did not desire
the government to carry the emigrants
free to Africa, but to take them direct at
@ reasonable cost. Hesays that Euro-
pean emigrants arc landed in this coun-
try at $100 to $150 each, bnt in going to
Africa one must ge vin England, thus
crossing twice, at a coat | of $100. The

“A FEV FACTS WORTH LOOKING INTO:

Why dues M. J. OMEARN employ more
ors than all the other merehan'
combined in Rosslan

. stork-of Imported, Ei

ist. He carries the Jarrett and mist complete
gngliah, Be st and Me-

_ honey Serges in the Ki
Gnd, Hebassecured the ney os of the BEST

curren In

GQ
‘Sed, Employs only Unton Labor.

nta of imported é
Remnants of Fancy Figured Or-
gandies :
Remnants Fancy Colored Swisses
Remnants Black Dotted Swisees. .

kemnants Striped Dotted Swisses

Reiinants of French Piquea
Remnants of domestic Piquet

Remnants Percales, Calicoes, éte..

(reseen Dry 6

Goods Go, Ltd

NEW BRICK BLOCK,

Columbia Avéiiue, Rossland, B. C:

LOOK OUT

For your money. Buy your: Clothing, Genta’ Furnishings, Shoes,
Ete., where yon have to pay half the price than anywhere else,

and save the overcharge you would have to pay elsewhere.

a few of our prices:

Socke, three pairs for... Bnei couse

“ Note

Tep Shirts, the same av other firms advertise ss fe ® bargain for $1 00, only.

Shirts and Drawers, Balbriggan,
Hats, an Byte: advertised at $3.00 to
Suita of Clothes. pvertleed at $16.00 hy
Shoes, advertised at $8.00 to $5.
Overalls or Jumpers, worth $1.
Blankets from

Avd so at same rate with any other artic

ow
thesame, Make money by saving it, aud that su can only do when you purenaae at

worth sgl 09, f0
400,

tline. Bring your cheque, we will change

ROSSLAND AUCTION HOUSE

42 E, COLUMBIA AVE,

R. BANNETT, Manager.

Qdalck WORK!

Bed Star wine 8

his office and | $27,

Tel. No 8

and Transfer Co.

as Raggage Beltvered ae

W
4 Job Work done.” Link an ty feeleht
iH

‘Bess freight
‘urniture, pi-

wip

We ped Good, ry Seaoois Wood.

lorsicx: WASHINGTON 8T. OPPOSITE, BANK OF MONTREAL,

Jd. W-AARTLINE MAN.

‘sald JOWIOT JE

Record

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Subscribe
—FOR THE—

Record.

Solentifio Americal
Agenoy for

TAG AVPATS .
as») ON PATENT:
b ont alone so,
PERNT RS a ee
gis aes NE C0, SL Seine at Aah
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PAYE——PAY8——~PAYE £-— PAYS

Aliv we

A CARLOAD OF TRUNKS and VALISES JUST ARRIVED,

ML J EN,

of CLOTHIER

CORNER COLUMBIA AVENUE AN: D ‘LINCOLN, RTREET::

fonds in sums, or

in due proportion to the-revenue paid in
from the mining sections.

After permanent organization was ef-
fected J. A, Harvey, T. Mayne Daly, T.
L. Haig and A, J. McMillan -were ap-
pointed as a committee to prepare a pro-

gram and order of procedure, and sub-
mitted the® following: x
1..County or district ization, a

was dopted.

TO RE-ORGANIZE SPAIN €

Duke of Tetuan Says He. Will Support the

jovernment.

Maoprip, Aug. 4.—The duke of Tetuan,
forwerly minister of foreign affairs, has
arrived at Son Sebastian and will vieit
the queen regent and then go to Saraaz,

opposed to the present systemn.,
2 ‘The silver-lead question.
i matters. :

ask is: Tryhe

erand tryst to their dealers.

106 W EST COLUMBIA AVENUE,

average man buys shoes from their ‘appear-
ance, and ‘fit.
Hence the advantage of dealing with’ a “repo .
table houge. Our shoes etrike people by atylish shape ad by- their’ quality.

Cc. O, LALONDE

your, trad “that. ‘The

They know. little about Jeathi-

IXMVENUE:.

, 11 BAST COLUMEE

i = ‘The relation ot the public to: rail-
ways. i
6. The: postal service in the provinve.
6. Dominion and. provincial . parlie-
mentary. representation.
7 The eight-hour law,
8. ‘The appointment of government of-
ficlale: in new: districts: and sittings of

- feourtes

9. Educational facilities.

ib With Medicine. “If Oi iets lao
quer disease. If the D ia
i be right and your Dostor

riz!
ing the victory. help

your Doctor by having your ‘prescripitons flea by

T. R. MORROW,
Buccesior to Mclean & Morrow,
The Pioneer Druggists,
Ressland, B.C.

10. Ce by Pp 1 govern-
ment to of a.

of royalty on mineral output to assist in
maintenance and conatruction of roads
te mines within city limits.

11. ‘The question of royalty on timber
eutyon mineral claims by .owners for
anining purposes. Surface rights of min-
eral claims and hasty changes:‘in mining
legislation.

three mil it of San. Seb to see
Marshal Martinez de Campos.

tinue to’support the government, which
he considera’indispensable to the re-
organization of. the conntry, He hbe-
lieves more must be done to give satis-
faction’ to the country. ~ Spain must
make sacrifices, specially to put the
Canaries; Balearicé'and Ceuta in « state
of defense, or else she'will lose them in
aconflict between the powers. Regard-
ing the Hague conference, hecomsiders
the: results secured rather o}

than a material force, but does not be-
lieve General Weyler is disposed to em-
ploy illicit proceedings. General Weyler
has gone to San Sebastian.

YAQUAIS ON THE WAR PATH.
Whites Are in Imminent Danger of Being

AUSTIN, Tex, Aug. 4.—A dispatch from

12, Concerted action by li
ary ives in
ations from provincial government.

18. The necessity of additional land
registry offices.

14, Official recognition of the term

dary district.

Rooms for Banquets

The Clarendon Cafe.
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT,
Open Day and Night.

and Dinner Parties.

15, Proper representation of the prov-
ince in London.
. 16. Qarterly provi! 1

Casa state of Chi Mex-
ico, states. that four American miners
arrived there direct from the “Upper
Yaquai river and country. They were
driven out by marauding banda of
Yuquai Indians. Thomas Harwell, one
of the party, stated that thereis possibly
2,000 Americin miners and prospectors
in the Yaquai country, and their lives

bulletins on mineral industry.

17, Technical treining in mining to be

for by the g

“18. The establishment of a department
of mines by the dominion government.
The report was read clause by clause
and adopted without amendment aftor
some diseuseion.

MORNING STSBION.

* At thie morning’s session the snbject
of the treotiment fle «d ores was under

Oldest:Vatablished House in Koctenay
WILLIAM R. BEATTY
Undertaker.
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A
TI

A. G. CREELMAN
P. 0. BOX 315,

Creelmad ‘& Beam,

CONTRACTORS
BUILDERS.

Fathnates furnished on all zinds eee work.
-bbling prompt ly ation

OFFICE AMD sitoF: v~ Rossland B (.

GEO. BEAM

Commercial eourt,
Albanb: bra Hotels

Rossland Labor Union

‘Cooks’ and Waiters’ union, No. 40W.L. U,,
meotsorery Saturday evening at 8: , Miner's

Union hal! ret MURCH, Bec.
P.O. Box 41. ‘Jour Kun, bres.

To the General Public .

oe who appreciate the short hours
by the Perks will kindly _besto’
tele patronage on those
leek TM.

day. of enc
en fen th “Ofc
anu on ine al legal holidays.

Martin A. Schwieg, the high-class
tailor, will give you a perfect fit. Call
and see him, Spokane street, two ot

eff Columbia avenue,

Clerk's and Salesmen’s Union. |

ion, and Mr. of
Kaslo, spuke at considerable length fav-
oring closer relations with the- United
States, getting a reduction of the tariff.
Mr. Aldridge, Trail, took ap altogether
different view of the matter. He thought

are in ji danger, as the Indians
are gettig bolder and more desperate
each day.

Harwell said the news of the bloody
outbreak: among the Yaquaie in the
lower valley had riot reached the upper
partef the stream when he left. As
fs00n as the news is received by the bands
of Indiang in the placer mining region
they will massacre every white man
along the river. He estimates that there
are 6,000 Yaquai braves, and it will take
40,000 Mexican troops to conquer ther
if they reach their former strongholdsin
the Sahuaripa range of the: mountains.
During the last, two yeara the Indians
have been at peuce. They have becn
quietly investing their earnings in arms
and and they are now

it was better to the

of lead ores in Canada, by putting an
import duty on leadpipe and other
products manufactured from lead. This
‘7 | discussion took up all the forenbon ses-
sion, which adjourned to meet at 2.30

this afternoon,

The following delegates are present:

Moyie—J. P. Farrell.

Grand Forks—W. B. Cochrane and]
Smith Curtis. i

Fort Steele—J. A. Harvey.

Cascade—Stanley Mayall.

Revelstoke—T. L. Haig and I. T.

Brewster.

batter equipped than ever for a long and |®™
bloody campaign.

Masons’ Strike in Chicago.

Cxrcaco, Ill., Aug. 4.—An ultimatum
that the brickmakers’ strike will be de-
clared off has been issued by the Chica-,
go Masons and Builders association. If
the etrike is not declared off within a
week the resolution provides that the
agreement of the masons and builders
with the hod carriers will be cancelled.
The contractors will nse every brick they
can get and have it put in place by any
workmen they can hire.

The duke of Tetuan says he will con-,

ord mountain about 4:30. o'clock Inst
evening, and told a hatr-raising atory. of
hig with three d ae,
and incidentally a marvellous yarn.about
having liberated nearly = dozen women
who were tied to treea in the midst of
the broad acres of rocks and huckleborry
bashes.

The young man told his adventure
first to Mr. Wagner, who was amazed,
but was aleo favorably impressed. with
the manner and consistency of the ‘boy.

affair to the police. He did eo, ‘but was
informed by the city authorities that the
acene of the battle was outside their
Jurisdiction ‘and referred him to the gold
who id |_some
doubts of the ‘boy’s veracity, but, not-
withstanding the evidence that thestory
was that of a ‘madman, Constable Devitt
of Trail got % horse,, 2 pair of blankets,
and, with his trusty bulle-eye lantern, ~
ane out in the gloom and myatery to
seo if hae could scare_up some corrobor-
ating fatth-in-the wilde of Record magne .
tain, ‘Mr, Devitt‘has'returned, but with
ne evidence that he: had’ been pursuing
hing more’. bleodthirsty tian ®
vision.

The story told by John Browski, or
Johneon, as he is more familiarly known,
because few people can prononnce his
name without great physical effort, is
this: He was out gathering huckle-
betries fer Mrs. Wagner. In the course
of his wanderings he waa set upon hy
three men who attempted to rob him.
But John Browski had some of Don
Quixote’s blood in his veins. He also
had a 32-calibre revolver.
volleys and, presto, one of the ruffiana
was ehot throngh the hand, another
threugh the leg, and ull three the mo-
ment they recovered from their panic
nearly beat themselves to death going
through the brush. A few moments
later John saya he heard the cries-of a
woman. His dander was up, and his
aense of gallantry inspired him to hunt
through the woods for the woman. He
found not -ene but three, all securely
bound to trees. He drew forth his trusty
pocketknife and severed the thongs that
held them in captivity. Later he dis-
covered more women tied to trees and
released them. Tie woods were full of
them, he thought, and whether he
thought his knife would wear out or not
may never be known, but he hastened
te town get a rescue party.

Mr. Wagner says that when_ John
caime in his face and neck was as red as
the darkest. blood, his hair and clothing
was disordered, and he had every ap-
pearance ef having been engaged in a
fight. His eyes littered. unnaturally,
but he spoke quietly and appeared fe Be
rational. jim if he had be
Sighting, ald tir, agner. ‘He “sai nd
three men tried to hold him up, hat he
got the better of them and showed me
the pistol which had no cartridge left in
it. He said it was pretty hot work and
that he had drank as much as two buck-
ete of valeurs He asked for some lunch,
and after he had finished I thought it
would be right Ye tell, him to report the
Enatter to the police.”

Mr. Wagner eays “the boy’s parents
live in Buflalo, New York, and are well
known to him. He has taken an inter-
est in the young fellow because he knew
his people. ‘Jehn never has read any
dime novela that I know of,” eaid Mr.
Wagner. ‘‘He don’t care much about
reading.. He never acted atrangely be-
fore. f think he was overcome w' ith,
heat.”

The young

man was taken in chai
by the commiasioner and will
examined as to his aanity. Constable
Devitt stayed out in the hills all night
aad returned this morming at 7:80

Third avenue, returned from # huckle-

He fired four -

Mr. Wagner advised him to repeat: the *