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ROSSLAND, B. C. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 27    .904
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The Doings of Conspicuous Persons
Affecting Canadian Interests.
A fire at Dawson, haa caused a
loss of $100,000.
The Japanese are laying in a
heavy stock of Amerioan flour.
So far the cost of the revolution
in Uruguay has oost but 600 lives.
Chicago Democrats are in favor
of booming Qeneral Miles aB a
presidential oandidate.
The Socialist member Ior Nanaimo declares that Rosa was properly
eleoted in Fernie.    -
Ex-President Cleveland declares
that W. J. Bryan has the oentre of
the stage.
It is denied that there are any
resignations intended trom ihe
Balfour government,
In Tennessee coal strikers have
been imprisoned for disobeying tha
order of the court in striking.
Hawthornwaite has oharged the
Liberal party wi'h failure to bring
in any measure of reform.
Two Russian transports with supplies for the Far East have broken
down in transit.
The Manchester Labor Federation is opposed to taxation on food
until the Empire oan produce all it
needs,
Russia denies intending to ob
struct the entrance of foreign consuls into Manohurian ports and
cities,
All efforts to oreat a division between the MoBride government
and its Socialist supporters have
ended in failure.
All hope of life for those men
entombed in the Pittsburg
mine wherein ooourred the explosion yesterday is abandoned.
The Peking correspondent of the
Times delares that the aggregate of
Russian foroes in the Far East does
not amount to more than 160,000.
Muoro bas been eleoted Liberal
candidate for North Oxford with a
majority of 845. This leaves the
Rosb Government with a majority
of three.
A bylaw has been introduced
into tbe oivio counoil ot New York
compelling the sale of all franchises
not under operation by the municipality every 26 years.
Mr. Chamberlain says tbat he
will visit Canada and tbe United
States in the event tha Imperial
elections are not held during the
coming autumn.
BRANDISHES OFFICIAL AXE
The City Staff to Go at the End
of February.
MOVE IN THE LIGHTING FRANCHISE
OFF TO THE
JAR EAST
War Correspondents Sailing From Vanoouver
Nothing to Prevent Reinstatement According to the
Resolution of Dismissal—City
Debentures Wanted.
A Theatrical    Evant
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Sole agent for Rossland, T.   R. MORROW, The  DWggiSt
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Manager Walker of the  Winni-
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I peg theatre, who is  direoting   Mr.
1 Harold Nelson's tour, has arranged
with a oompany of metropolitan
comedians, headed by Millard Reid
to appear here on Monday (February
8ih„ at the Rossland Opera House,
in G. H. Broadburst's New York
and London comedy success,"What
Happened to Jones." It iB the
same company that recently •appeared at the Winnipeg theatre,
and which haa been .oaring the
United Statm
There were were about 60 to
100 persons present when the
oouncil convened last evening, and
the oity fathers oould oertainly
not complain of lack of interest.
The chief features of the evening
were a notice to behead the oity
staff, and a discussion setting tbe
publio press right on the question
of the lighting franohiae.
After the minutes had been read,
Alderman Rolt rose to a point of
order. He complained that a motion of adjournment had been put
at a previous meeting, that he felt
he had been gagged, deprived of
hiB right of free speech, as it had
been ruled by the chair that a
motion of adjournment was not debatable. He thought the ruling incorrect, and asked that the matter
be referred to the oity solioitor.
City Solicitor Nelson deolared
that according to the rules of procedure governing the Imperial Par
liament and the United States
Congress, a motion to juljourn was
debatable.
The mayor expressed bis regrets
A letter was read from tho oity solioitor expressing an opinion tbat
as the oity employes had always
been accorded free water, the late
oity magistrate, John Boultbee,
should not have been singled out
and the water rates paid by him
should be refunded.
A letter was read from the Carnival committee requesting a' donation.
A letter was read from the school
trustees, unking tbat the city
counoil petition the provincial government that the sohool landB be
banded over to them.
A letter was read from Frank
Thompson k company, of Montreal
asking for information regarding
Rossland, prior to finally concluding to take up some of tha oity
debentures.
A communication was read (torn
W. J. Nelson, city solicitor, stating
re the Blue&Dts:hamp Arbitration
re Right of way of Flume, that the
title to the land was now absolute
in the hands of the Nelson k Fort
Sheppard Railway, and advised
the paying of the purchase money
11150, to the agent of that company, E. D. Orde.
After the usual oommittee reports
had been read, Alderman Rolt
wanted to know whether tbe bylaw ensuring safety at theatres was
enforoed.
Mayor Clute said the bylaw was
obscure and waa a dead letter.
Alderman Rolt wanted an assurance that it should be instantly
enforoed (Applause). He would
give notioe of amendments to tbat
bylaw, if defeotive, at the next
meeting.
Alderman McDonald thought
the oity engineer should report.
Alderman Rolt wanted every
house of publio entertainment to
be placed in a condition of safety
in oase of fire.
The matter was then dropped tp
be dealt with later by motion.
Alderman MoDonald here wanted 30 minutes to disouss the lighting question, for the benefit of the
publio press, who made little mistakes as to this matter. Mr. MoDonald then read out tbe agreement and wanted to know whether
notioe had been given.
City Solicitor Nelson explained
that no notioe of intending to purchase the plant had been given,
but it might be advisable to give it
again. Tbe oity had six months
between February 2 and August 2,
1904, to examine the books of the
eompany and after that time oould
at any time give notioe of resuming
the franchise by.' purchase through
arbitration. The city soliostor said
he hoped the press would not misquote the bylaw again and ended
by informing the council that they
oould order bim or hiB successor
(Laughter) to give notice.
Alderman McDonald asked that
the oity solicitor be inBtruoted to
prepare a proper notice against the
next meeting of the city counoil.
Mayor Clute said tbis should be
done.
Alderman MoDonald moved, and
Alderman Petoh seoonded, that the
resolution of the previous counoil
regarding notioe ot one month to
be given to employes whom it was
deBired to dismiss without cause
assigned, be rescinded.
Mayor Clute deolared that the
resolution of the previous counoil
oonflioted with the statutory law.
The oity solioitor ooncurred, but
told the council tbat the resolutions of their predecessors were
binding upon them until rescinded.
The motion for rescinding was
then put under a suspension of
the rules and oarried.
Alderman McDonald then moved
Alderman Petoh seconded, that
City Clerk McQueen, Inspector
Long, City Engineer, W. F. Van
Buskirk, W, S. Harron, water
works, City Solicitor W. J. Nelson
be dismissed February 28.
ARMAGEDDON'S BATTLE NIGH
Outbreak of Hostilities May Prob-
ly Involve Many Nations
in the War.
Vancouver Jan. 27— The greatest war of Christendom will be
started when the first| gun ia fired
between Russia and Japan is the
opinion of Mr. Melon Prior, tha
oelebrated war artist of the "Illustrated London NewB". Mr. Prior's
opinion is based upon the experience of numerous campaigns; in
fact he has been in nearly aa many
as Lord Roberts himself, and haa
had ample opportunity of studying
causes and effects. He arrived in
the oity yesterday, after a short
stop at Glacier, and is with a coterie of newspapermen bound for tha
Far East, at the Hotel Vancouver.
"Just whether or not war will
be declared," Mr. Prior continued,
"oannot be definitely stated by any
one. No person oan tell just what
the great diplomatists who are
concerned in the matter will be
forced to do, and the exaot time
cannot be told. That war is in
immediate prospect is the opinion
of all those who attempt in any
way to judge by events. When it
does begin, the United States will
be the first to step in, Great Britain will follow, and then hostilities will be waged on a large scale,
the equal of whioh the world has
never seen."
With Mr. Prior at the Hotel
Vancouver are a number of representatives from Chicago, all bound
for Japan on the Empress.
Other correspondents who are
expected to arrive in time to go on
the Empress are Mr. William Maxwell, representing the London
"Standard", accompanied Lby Mrs.
Maxwell; Mr. C. L. Browmell, a
man of literary attainments, author
of '"In the Heart of Japan," who is
associated in the mission with Mr.
Maxwell, on the staff of the "Standard," and a representative of tbe
London "Daily Telegraph", Mr. R
J. MoHugh. Mr. Bennett Burleigh, the famous war correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph", passed through the city
en route to the Orient some time
ago.
"BEWEAR"
Editor Evening World—
There seems to be a misapprehension concerning the letter in
your paper on Friday last, regarding the oity olerk, that I wrote the
said letter.
I wish to state that I had nothing
whatever to do with the communication, as the writer of the letter
was H. B. Mackintosh, brother of
Governor Mackintosh of this oity.
Yours Sincerely,
Harry McIntosh,
Hoffman House. THE EVENING..WORLD. ROSSLAND  B. C, JAN. 27,   igo4
The Evening World
Br the World.PubltahiDK Company
Hnteied at lhe Rossland, B. C, poatofflce: fo
transmission through the malls.May j. 1901 a
second claas reading matter.
SUBSCRIPTION Ra.TBB-$5.oolper year (in
yarlably in advance. Adrtniitnc rate, nude-
known on application.
JAMES H. FLETCHER.^
;(GENERAL   MANAGER:
P.  ►Jilt] JOJ Rossland, B.
He was found out, tried, convicted §tf^^&SS^^?8f&^98!^&S^S§!^
and sentenced to seven years penal
servitude, his friendship with tbe
highest personages in the land notwithstanding. His consequent de
mise as well as the sentence itseli
are regrettable, bu. he who breaks
--pays.
WATER CLAUSES ACT.
TieKETS
TO ALL  POINTS
EAST and WEST
VIA
NO POLITICS.
Oueen Viotoria's Prince-Consort
declared over 40 years ago that
party government was upon its
trial in Qreat Britain. Prinoe Albert meant that party government
was apt to degenerate into mere
partisanship, and the welfare of
the nation forgotten in the well being of tbe party whioh, ol oourse,
means tbat it should enjoy the
fruits   oi    office. Party   poli
tics in Dominion affairs is with all
its faults tbe beBt possible means
yet discovered, short of a benevo
lent diotatorsbip, of running a
oountry party politics in provincial
affairs, where there are usually
nothing more than looal issues, is
doubtful, and its title to oredit ie
the woful misdoing] of the Iai
aad Outs. Party politios in munioipal affairs is simply an outrage.
They have been abandoned by
every progressive city in the civilized world. Reoently Rossland
elected John Clute as its may-r.
It was not the Conservatives who
elected him nor was it the Liberals.
Party politics bad no issue in the
election. Now it happens that the
mayor is a Conserva ive. Mr.
Clute recognizing that he had not
been elected on party lines, and
that he had as many Liberal S tp-
porters as Conservatives in making
his recommendation for polioe commissioners is understood to have
pioked out two men, one of whom
happens to be a Conservative and
the other a Liberal. Now it is de
ciared tbat some prominent Conservatives are doing their best to
baulk the selection ol the Liberal
commissioner. Any man has a
perfect right to prevent any particular man being chosen for this particular position. But he has no
right to do so on political graunds.
Party politics should out no ioe.
There is oertainly one of the
portions of the remedial legislation
advooated by the Provincial Mining1 Association, which should meet
with general ascent, except perhaps
from ths lawyers, and this portion
is that plank of its platform whioh
culls for a clearing up by amendment of tbe meaning of the Water
Clauses Aot, which shsll allow a
oompany, a municipality, a pros-
peotor or a mine to know exactly
where they are at when they acquire a water right. Rossland has
already suffered considerably from
the ambiguity oi the law in thiB
respeot, sufficient doubt existing as
to the interpretation of certain
olauses to permit the hanging of a
vexatiouB lawsuit, RosBland, with
other municipalities, is likely to
incur further delay in its progress
through this nonsensical vagueness
It is something that ought to be
oleared up. Even if the rights are
declared in suoh manner as fo
foroe a city situated as is this into
the position of a common applicant, for instead of a distributor of,
water, it were well that Rossland
should know it and take a back
seat accordingly.
Important Special Sale
We have a very large range of Ladies, Misses and Children's jp£
Felt. Plush, Velvet and Satin Slippers that we are now   offer- &£
ing at 20 per oent discount.   All must go.   Do not be too late ?£
to get the best bargains. a^
CO. LALONDE I
THE   SHOEMAN.:      __, |
FOR SALE—House and Lot,
Prioe $360., corner of Kootenay
avenue and Washington street.
Enquire   at   premises.
Th* Lon« Plna Mlna
WHO BREAKS-PAYS.
! A celebrated oharaoter, Colonel
Fullalove, in one of Charles Reade's
liueHt novels, Hard Caah, is made
to remark that he had heard that
English justice waa Blow, but he
had also heard that it was pure.
It is a good reputation to enjoy.
Chief Justice OaBcoigne under
Henry IV sentenced the wild
prinoe, afterwards Henry V, the
victor of Agincourt, to prison for
contempt of court. HiB prisoner
kept bim as Chief .Justice after bi s
accession to the throne remarking
it iB Baid, that if the Chief Justice
was not afraid of the lirst man in
England, next the king, he was
not likely to be much of a respecter
of persons.
There are few old time Rossland
ers who did not peruse the columns
of the World yesterday with regret when they read of tbe unluoky
fate of Whitaker Wright. Still,
however, in oondoning tbe offender
fewer RoBBlanders would be found
to pardou the offence. Greatly
temptbd, no doubt, Whitaker
Wright succumbed to temptation.
Work will be started on the Lone
Pine mine , Republio, by tbe first
of next month. 2,700,000 shares
of the old Lone PinejSurprise stook
have been turned over for shares in
the Pearl company, on payment of
the initia'I.SBcsunentof twojmillsa
Bhare. A second assessment has
been deolared payable February 11.
A vertical shaft will be started
midway between the No 1 and No
2 veins to cut the lode at a depth
of 380 feet. A machine plant [will
probably be installed soon.
$14.00   Hats   for    $5.00      at
Madame Le Blanc's selling outeale
Judging by the programme of
Panl Kauffmann's musicale at the
Miners Union hall, January, 29th.,
the ooncert will certainly be worth
the admission.
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wagon and sleigh. Easy terms
Apply to Layton'e Rossland Baztr.
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WHOLESALE   MARKETS
Rossland, Nelson, Trall,Sandon,Revelstoke,Green-
wood, Grand Forks and Vancouver.
RETAIL MARKETS-Rossland, Trail, Nelson.l Ymli, Kaslo
Sandon, New Denver, Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks,
Greenwood, Phoenix, Midway, Camp  McKinney,
Revelstoke, Ferguson and Vancouver.
Fish,  Came and  Poultry In Season, Sausages oi All Kinds.
WM. DONALD, Manager R eaeland Branch
ALL KINDS   OF   DRY
WOOD
SHORT LINE
TO,
St. Paul,Duluth,Minneapolis,Chiofgo
and all'points east
Seattle, Tacoma, Victoria,'Portland
and all Paciric Coast cointi
Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers
Dining & Buffet Smoking Library Gars
2-FastTrains Through Daily-2
For rates, folders and full information
regarding trips, call on or addreas any
agent S. F. & N. Railway.
H.BRANDT.CPATA.si;,
701 W Riverside, Spokane
ABC DENNISTON, (TWTX,
Seattle, Wash.
H. P. BROWN, Rossland Agent
W. F. LINGLE
Office opposite 'Ore.
iNciftherr   ticket oflflt
neat to Bad Star
Nelson Sl Fort Sheppard Railway
Red Mountain Railway
Washington & Great Northern R'y
Vancouver,Victoria & Eastern R'y &
Nav. Co.
The only all rail between points east
west and south to Rossland, Nelson,
Grand Forks and Republic. Connects
at Spokane with the Great Northern,
Northern Pacific and O. K. & N. Co.
for points east, west and south; connects
at Rossland and Nelson with the Canadian Pacific R'y.
Connects at Nelson with K. R. A N.
Co. for Kaslo and K' & S. points.
Connects at Curlsw with stage for
Greenwood and Midway, B. C.
Buffet cars run between Spokane and
Northport.
Effective June 14, 1903
NORTHBOUND.
Leave Spokane 8:4$ a.m.
Arrive Rossland 4:3s p.m.
Arrive Nelson 7:20 p.m.
Arrive Grand Folks...,   4:00 p.m.
Arrive Republic 6:15 pjn1
SOUTHBOUND.
Leave Republic  8:30 a.m.
Leave Grand Forks 10:3s ajn
Leave Nelson 7:20 a. m
Leave  Rosslana io:4o a.m
Arrive Spokan. 6.15 pjn
For further information regarding
reservation of berths or price of tickets,
apply to any agent of the above companies, nr to
H. A. JACKSON,
e.n.ral PaaacDgti Ai
Bpoiin. waaf
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MARKET
REPORTS
Retail Prices in Rossland
Stores.
GROCERIES AND MINE SUPPLIES
Corrected Up to Date by the Lead
ing Merchants of the
Camp.
MINING    SUPPLIES.
Aie*, per doz $7.60-10.00
Candles, per case ¥5.50-6.50
Cap?, Bennett, per box 75o
Ccei, DetkuDith 1 er ten $22 60
Djnsmite. fiOper ct, per lb 19^
Dynamite, 50 per ct, per lbl8o
Dynamite, 40 per ot, per lb 164c
Fuse, Bennett per 100 ft 75o
Hammers, per lb 15o
Iron, per lb 3±-5o
Nails, baee, per keg $4
Bbovele, per doz $7.50-10
Steel. Canton per lb 8 Jc
Jmeat and poultry.
Bacon, per lb 18-20c
Beef, per lb (side) 9-10c
Cbiokens, each 50-90o
FiBh,.per lb 12*-15e
Ham, par lb 18-20o
Mutton per lb (aide) 13-15
Turkey, per lb 23o
Veal, per lb (side) 18o
PROVISIONS
Almonds, per lb 25o
Apples, per 601b box $1.25-$ 1.50
Banana*, per doz 40c
Beans, per lb 60
Butter, per lb  25 35o
Cheese, per lb 20o
Chocolate, per lb 40-50o
Cocoa, per lb 40c $100
Coffee, per lb 25 60o
Condensed Milk per oan 15a
Dried Peas, per lb 80
Efcgs, per doz 30-40
Flour, per 501b $1-50-1.65
Qrapes, per lb 15c
Honey, per lb 25o
Jams and Jellies per lb 1213c
Lard, per lb 17^o
OnionB, per lb 5c
Oranges, per doz 40-50o
Pickles, per qt 20o-25o
Plums, per 201b box 50u
Potatoes, per 1001b sack $1.00
Rioe, par lb 80
Rolled Oats per lb 5a
Sugar, per lb 61«
Vinegar, per gal 50c-75e
Walnuts, per lb 25c
Watermelons, eaoh 60 6O0
Bran, per ton rV*_4
Hav, per ton $2¥ ~-_^
Oats, per ton $82
Shorta, per ton $80
MI80BLLANEOVI
Coal, per ton, Oalt, $3.50
Kerosine, per gal 60o
Soap, per bar 60
Wood, per oord $4.50-$5.50
Mails close Mall* delivered
ax llv ex- daily exci-pt
cc   Su nday Monday at
epo :30 am 7:00 a.m.
for Trail, Phoenix,
Cascade Columbia
Grand Forks, Fife,
Greenwood, Fholt, Midway and all Boundary
District points.
Daily except Daily except
Sunday Monday
6:30 a.m. 7:00 a.m.
Robson, Castlegar
Mon., Wed., Fri Wed.. Eri., Sua
6:30 a. m, 7:00 a, m.
Gladstone
Daily Dally
9:40 a. m. 6:00 a. m.
Northport, Spokane
and all United Btates
points, Paterson, B. C.
Daily except Dailv except
Sunday Sunday
9:40 a. 111. 6: 00 p m,
Kaslo, and also Waneta,
Ymir. Nelson and Salmo,
B.C.
Daily Daily *:o» p m.
9:40 a, m and 7:0a a. m
Ordinary letter mail
only for all Eastern
Canada, and the United Kingdom and all
European and other
foreign countries.
Daily Dally
5:1; p m, 7:00 a. aa.
AHJpointB served by
the Canadian Pacific
Railway, the Northwest Territories, Manitoba, all Eastern Canada, the United Kingdom, and all European
■nd other foreign countries.
Daily J:I5P m.. Daily 7:00 a. m.
Crow's Nest Pass and
connections, Nelson.
San., Tues., Tnur Tues., Thar., Va
5:15 p.m.
Deer Park.
Daily except
Saturday
5:1? p.m.
Sandon.
7:00 a. m,
Daily except
Monday
7:00 a. m.
Daily 5:15 p.m Daily 7:00 a. m
Trail, Arrowhead, Nakusp, Revelstoke Station, Halcyon and Columbia River, Slocan
and Lardeau District
point and connections
Daily 5:15 p m. Daily *;oo a. a.
All points served by
the Canadian Pacific
Railway west of K v-
elstoke Station, including ' hina and Japan
and Klondike,
STOCKS AND  REAL ESTATE.
POR   SALE—Four-roomed   cottage
nicely  finished,  ard  three    lots,  well
fenced and cleared.   Price, $1,200, part
cash down.
FOR SALE—Small lodging house, going couccrn, cheap rental.   A bargain,
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DYER & FLETCHER
E120 Columbia Ave.
The Hoffman   House has 50
wall hantes' room**     An   up-to
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Phra, who dies and lives again in
Britain, begins to recount his early adventures—He buys a British slave girl
and sails on a trading voyage to Cornwall and marries a British princess. Is
attacked and captured by the Romans.
Escapes and is murdere't by the Druids,
Is born again in later Roman Britain.
Fnds a tattooed record bv his wif* on
his body. Rescues a Roman Udy from
a bull and is taken into favor. Lives
and dieB in her service. Wakes up in
Saxon England just before the Battle of
Hestings. Rescues a Saxon Maiden
from the Conqueror. Marries her. Visited at Stonehenge by his British wife.
Compilers of domesday book makes  en-
ing human things have paoed
aorosB the sunny white screen ol
life—like the ooloured fantasies 0 *
yonder stained windows threw upon my sleeping eyes- and yet I
only but wake hungry and empty,
unchanged, unmindful, careless!—■
Priest!' I said aloud, so sudden and
fiercely that the monk leapt to his
feet with a startled ory from the
drunken sleep into wbioh he had
fallen—'priest! dost fear the fires
of thy purgatory?'
'.Ah, glorious miracle! but—but
surely thou wouldst not '
'Why, then, answer me truly
swear by Him to whom thou nightly offerest the hyssop inoenae ol
thy beastly excesses—swear, I say!'
AT   THE
Le Roi Stables
Dry Fir and Tamarac at
$5, per cord,
Telephone 89.
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NOTICE
Take Notice—that a plaint has been
entered and summons issued out of the
County Court of Kootenay holden at
Kossland, wherein the Nelson and Fort
Sheppard Railway Company are plaint
il'1'n and the t anadian Pacific Exploration, Limited, are defendants, and
wherein the plaintiffs claim is as foi-
OWIi
The oiiiniifls claim from the defendants tbe sum 11 $650.00 The following
arc the pa ticulars:
To 200,000 feet of mining timbe r sold
by the plaintiffs to the defendants at 50
cents per thousand $100.
To 2,200 cords of woods at 2% cts.
per cord. $550.
Total'
»6ijo,
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that an order made herein on the 21th.
dav of December, 1903, wherein it is
ordered that service of the summons,
plaint and the said order be effected by
publishing notice of the ii id eummons,
plaint and order for six weeks in the
"World'' newspaper, published in the
City of RoBsland, and posting to the defendant! of a registered letter containing
a copyof  the "World"
M. W. SimDson-
[Blue print papnr, Office]
andSchool  Supplies.
iLatest Novels   and all   kind   1
alionery.
BO   YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Trade Marks
DcaiQNa
Copvriohts 4c.
AnymwaondliiK a nkolrli and rlo.crintlrtn mar
quickly iiaccrlulii cur t.nliil'Ui tree -tliexlwt an
Invention In prolinluy I'nlonlnlilo. rumniunlrn.
tlnimatrlcllycrnittilr.nlInl. Htturlbooaon 1'almila
tent freo. (fldont fluency fur "OCurlUK patont*.
1'atonta takon tlirouuli Munn A Cu. rocolra
tpeclal notice, wil bout chnrfjo, In lhe
Scientific American.
A rtandiomplF lllttntralcrl woeklr- I.nrtTcot elr.
dilation of any srloiitlflo Jutiniai. Tcnim, |3 a
roar; four month!, |L  ttold bynjl now mica lorn,
MUNN ft Co.*-■«"••—»• New York
Branch Office CA f HL- YVaihlunloii. D. O
'I do—I doP exclaimed St. Olafe
quiries. Flight to Sanctuary where Phra I „-:„,,. :„ „(„„.„._* ,„.„„ «. T
again sleeps and  wakes in   Edward   I   Prl68> ln extravagant terror,  as   I,
towered belore him with all my
old Phrygian lire emphasised by
the sanotity of my extraordinary
repute. 'I swearl' he said; but,
seeing me hesitate, he added,
'What wouldst thou ol thy poor,
unworthy Bervant?'
'Twaa not so easy to answer him,
and I hang my head for a moment,
then said: 'When I died—in the
" or man time, thou rememberesl
there was a woman here, and twe
sunny little ones, blue in the eyea
and   comely    to   look  upon	
reign. Finds himself a sleeping saint
in an Abbey. Catches the Abbot at a
Drunken feast'.
CHAPTER VIII (Continued)
'Why, then, I wonder you lay
still upon yonder white marble
slab while all the northern Bishops
were up in arms (or Stephen, and
on the cruel Northallerton Moor
broke the power of the cruel Northmen for ever. That day, Sir, the
sacred flags of St. Cuthbert of Durham, St Peter of York, St. John of
Beverley, St. Wilfred of Ripon, not
to mention the holy Thurstan's There, shut thy stupid mouth, and
ruddy pennon, led the van of bat- look not w „,0UndedI t m tnM
tie. 'Tis all set out iu a pretty they m„ her6_her9) in s,. Olaf.
scroll that we have over the priory Hail-here, at this very high table
fireplace, else, as you will doubtless I between me ftnd gt Qtaft Abbot_
guess, I had never remembered so
much of detail.'
newspaper liav
it publication of such adver-
ddressed to such defendants
ing the first publication of such adver
tisemen ad
at there reaietered office in London,
England, shall be good and sufficient
ervice up in the defendants of the said
ssummons, plaint and said order.
The first publication of this advertise
ment is on the 30th  day   of   Decen.bt r
1003
Big reductions is the thing »
°ur rummage sale all this week'
TheOwaceat
Notlea
Notice is hereby given, that I
have appointed Mr. Riohard Thomas Evans, Deputy Sheriff, in and
for the Bailiwiok of South Kooto
nay,
S. P. Tuck.
Sheriff.
R oseland, B. C. January, 20 1904
'Anyhow, it is well recalled.
Who oome next?'
'Another Henry, and he made
the saintly Thomas Becket Archbishop in the year of Grace 1162,
and afterwards the holy prelate
was gathered to bliss.'
'Thy history is mostly exits and
entries, but perhaps it is none the
lees accurate for all that. And now
thou wilt say this Henry was no
more lasting than his kinsman—
he too died.'
'Completely and wholly, Sir, so
that the burly Richard Coeur de
Lion reigned in bis ttead; and then
came John, who was at best but a
wayward vassal of St. Peter's
Chair.'
'Down with him, jolly Abbot!
And mount another on the shaky
throne of thy fantastic narrative.
I am weary of the succession already, and since we have come so
far away from where I thought we
were I care for no great niceties of
detail. Put tby Sovereigns to tbe
amble, make them trot across the
stage of thy hazy recollection, or
thou wilt be asleep before thou
canst stall and stable half of them.'
'Well, then, a Henry came after
John, and an Edward followed him
—then another oi the name—and
then a third—that noble Edward
in who?e sway the realm now is,
and in whom (save some certain
exactions of rent and taxes) Mother
Church preccives a glorious and a
warlike eon. But it ia a long
muster roll from the time of tby
Norman monarch to this year of
grace 1346.'
'A long roll I' I muttered to myself, turning away from my empty
plate—'horrible, immense, and
vastl Qood Lord! what shadows
are these men who come and go
like this! Wonderful and dread-
full tbat all those tinselled puppets of history—those throbbing
epitomes of paesion and godlike
hopes—should bave budded, and
decayed, and passed out into the
void, finding only their being, to
my mind, in tbe shallow vehicle ol
this base Churchman's wine vault
three tender flowers, old man, Bet
in the black framing of a hundred
of thy oorded wondering brotherhood. Now, tell me—tell me the
very simple truth—is there auch a
woman here, tall and fair, and
melancholy gracious? Are there
such babes in thy cloisters or cells?
[To be  continued.]
Shoes 85c per pair, Corsets 50o
per pair, Underwear 50c each. 25
per cent reduction in all our new
Fanoy Neckwear at our rummage
sale.   Tbe Crescent.
A cociel hop will be given after
Paul K.i.ft'iuann's musioale, by
request on Friday evening t the
Miners Union hall.January 29.
A special feature of Paul Kauffmann's musicale at tbe Miners
Union hall, on January, 29th., will
be the first apparance of the Mandolin orchestra, being composed of
14 peices.
Stock must be sold at any pri oe
LfSVitf   J.< Irlt I ll    I )    1 I I 11 I 1}  1
Madame Le Blano.
Pompeian Massage.Croam
Removes, BlackheadB.[Frecklei
and Plmpples and brings color  the Cheeks.    For Sale at
Royal BarberShoo
SUPPLY HOUSE.
W. J. PREST. PROP
The Hoffman   Cafe.      open
night- Short orders   a specialty.
Rossland Home Bakery
A full line of
Confectionery
FRESH BREAD
breath.    Dreadful, quaint, abomin-  petc|,   £ SchwaitZenhBUer'PrCDS
ablel to think that all these fiioker' THE EVENING   WORLD ROSSLAND.   B.C.   JAN 27,1004
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THE LOCAL
EXCHANGE
Increased Buying On Market Today
CENTRE STAR STOCK GOES UP
The Latntt Quotations  and Sales
Locally    Upon    the
Market.
The market showed some -im-
proveuien! this morniutf. Advantage was taken cf the low state of
the market in American Boy to
purchuse a large block at favourable rates. Centre Star stock and
Giant both showed an "improvement.
Talay'i Looa' Qaoiatlom:
aaked Bid
American Boy «.... ty, tii
Ben Hur  4
Black Tall  3 t
Canadian Oold yielda  JK 3
Cariboo (Camp "cKinn«j)ci-di* *K t
CeutreStar  t, tt
Crowa Neat Paaa Coul I >
Fairview ,  4 3
Flaher Maiden  2 1
Oiant  2*
Granby Conaolidated    J ...-<> 54.00
Moraine; Olory  i'A '
ttomUln I,lon  if, 14
North BUr (Salt Kootenay)  7
Payne  nK sTA
Quilp  17
Rambler-Cariboo.  ab 24M
Ban Poll  aX ty,
Sullivan  5a 4
Tom Thumb  3 2
War Kagle cnntoltdtted  13K 12
Valerloo (Assesa. oald)  5
■    .« Bear (Aaaeaa. paid)   5 4
Today's Sales.
War Eagle, 500, 124c.    Amerioan Boy,   10000,2Jc;   White  Bear
1000,   -tjc;     Waterloo, B2000,   5c.
Total 18,500.
The great rurauwr.a sale still
continues at     a Creo'. jnt
DON'T F'trtGET THE BAxNI)
CONCF.TAT TnE RINK ON
THURSDAY NEXT. SEASON
TICKETS ARE GOOD THAT
B> ENING-
Mrs. L. Nadeau will-jtake lodgers
at the Headquarters   Hotel.
MINOR MENTION
The Nelson train was three
hours late this afternoon.
George Dougherty of Greenwood
will be ii' the city tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson left
this morning for a visit to Sweden.
The Miner carefully suppreBed
all mention oi the lightiug franchise.   Why?
Some reforms in the Fire Department are being attempted by
Alderman Rolt.
If the people wish to know wlint
is really going on in ilie cily they
had best subscribe tp the   Would.
Tlie Snowshoe Club make their
first tiarup tonight. The rendez -
voub is at the Bank of Montreal.
Alderman Rolt iB to be congratulated on taking up tbe matter of
lire escapes from publio  buildings.
The band conoert at the rink and
the Masonic ball are likely to fill
up tomorrow evening very agreeably.
The city solicitor was facetious
last night over his contemplated
discharge. He could afford to be;
his withers are uuwrung.
The electric light has been very
poor of late. Perhaps an iceberg,
as boulders ought to be impossible,
j a dropped asually into the dam.
If the people who read the Miner
are content to read an organ not a
newspaper, they will have to do
without accurate reports of what
happened at the city council.
The Snowshoe Club was organiz>
ed last night with Mayor Clute as
president, and Eugene Croteau as
sacrotary while C. O. L^londe will
be captain.
Alderman McDonabld laBt night
in swinging the scimitar was careful to declare that there was reaBon
to think that the discharged offi
ciale were eligible to reinstate
ment.
Our Rummage sale prices are thc
talk of the town,    The Crescent.
SKATERS    AND    DANCERS!
SHOULD      REMEMBER    THK
BAND CONCERT   ON   THURSDAY THE 28th. SEASON TICKETS ARE GOOD.
THER E V ILL BE THE USUAL BAND CONCERT AT THE
RINK, THURSDAY JAN. 28th.
FOUND—In St. George's
ohnrch, a bank bill. Owner may
h.'.ve the same on paying for this
'.(iveriBement, and applying to
Rev. John Cleland.
Maddened by    Cold
St. Paul, Jan, 27—Maddened by
the intense coid which had frozen
itB ears and trunk, an elephant belonging to an animal show which
hod been exhibiting at local theatre Jyesterday, almost killed its
keeper. Conrad Castene, and partly
wrecked the Milwaukee freight
house. Many of tbe attendants
had narrow escapes from BeriouB
injury.
CaBlens went to the head of the
animal and attempted to pacify,
but the lieast tnrew him to the
ground, and, plauting his foot upon
him, crushed iu hisribB, and, it ia
believed, fatally injured him. The
brute then seized heavy articles of
freight in the Blieds and begaD to
swing them doing much damage.
Aftor laboring for nine hours, attendants quieted the animal.
Harry Mcintosh
DIRECT IMPORTER OF
'PERFECTION'
SCOTCH
Vintage^ 1878
Guaranteed i Absolutely Pure
Bass' Burton Ale on Tap
—at—
ZHiHoffman House
SOCIETY   CARDS.
Ft |      U     FRATKKUal.   OHDRR   OF
.   KJ.    it. KAOI.KB,    Roaaland   Aerie,
No, io, Regalarlmeetlngl erery Monday even-
Inf., it p.   m. Mini i'.' Omou  Hall,
A ,11, I ul'"" W   r
B. IMnitl. w.
Brandishes Official Axe
Mayor Cluto said that cause
ought to be shown, and further notice in let be given of such motion,
unlesB the council overruled the
phair.
A)I .mm McDonald *aid that
the bjlaw could not get round the
law.
City Solicitor Nelson on appeal
deolar'd that the bylaw did not
infringe upon the Blatute and that
notiee must be given.
Alderman McDonald thereupon
gave notice of motion.
Alderman Lockhart moved and
Alderman McDonald seconded, that
$100 be granted lo the Carnival
committee.    This was passed.
A motion waB passed under a
suspension of the procedure bylaw,
expediting the making the assess
ment on real estate for the ourrent
year.
Stook must be sold at any prioe
Leaving RoBBland on February 1st
Madame Le Blanc.
BILL NO,  16 UP AGAIN
Responsibility of New Is*
sue of Licences Rests
With Ottawa.
Viotoria, Jan. 27—The budget
debate was resumed yesterday.
Brown concluded his speech of Friday last, being followedj by
Rosb of Fernie.
The latter, while deolaring a desire to do all in his power for the
town and district, which would be
openeo up if coal licences were
issued, as suggested in Dr. King's
amendment, [intimated that he
would oppose it beoauee he regarded the amendment offered by the
member for Cranbrook as an attempt to test the loyalty of Goverr..
ment supporters.
The responsibility for failure to
issue the licences, he held, rested
with the Dominion Government.
l.:<t the Dominion intimate'that it
would not disallow bill No. 16 and
the province would "promptly deal
with the matter.
Uberal-eonservative  Convention.
At Victoria on   the   First Day   of February, 1904.
The convention of the Liberal-Conservative Union of British Columbia nill be held in Viotoria, on Monday, the First of February, 1904,   oonmenoing at 9:30 o'olook a. m.
All Liberal-Conservatives will be welcome. The to right vote is oonfined to delegates ohosen by Liberal-Con
servative Association or district meetings convened for this purpose. Five delegates for every member of the
Provincial Legislature to whioh each separate constituency may be entitled, such delegates to be eleoted by
the Liberal- Conservative voters of tha eleotoral distriot or ridiug. Proxies oan only be used by members
of the Union.
| JBusinees—General, election of offiaere and suoh other matters as may be brought forward.
J. 8. SEYMOUR,
Chairman of Executive
The Lucky Jack
Mill tests from the Lucky Jack
one of Poplar's famous free gold
claims, gave $250 per ton. while
from the Swede group $37 per ton
was obtained.
Card of Thank*
Mrs. Joseph Hender wishers to
e>:presb her thank to her friends for
their attention during herniate bereavement.
Atlantic S.S. Sailings
C.P.R. ATLANTIC S.S. LINE
From 8b. John.
L,Champlain,Feb.2o L.Manitoba Feb.6
ALLAN LINE
From St. lohn.
Pretorian Feb. 8   Causian.    .Jan. to
DOMINION LINE
From  Portland
Dominion Feb. 27 Canada. .Feb.6.
AMERICAN   LINE
Philadelphia ..Jan.30   St. Louis..Feb.6
RED STAR LINE
Finland Feb.6   Zeeland... Jan. 30
CUNABD LINE
Saxonia Jan 30       Etruria .Feb 6
WHITE STAR LINE
Maientic     F> b.3    Oceanic.       Feb. 10
FRENCH LINE
La Champaigne Feb4 LaTouraine Feb 11
ALLAN STATE LINE
Corilhian.. lVb..|   Nuinidian Feb   18
Continental sailings of North German
Lloyd, li. A. P. and Italian lines on application.   Lowest rates on all' lines.
W. P. F. CUMMINGS,
G. S. S, Agt., Winnipeg
0,W. DEY, Agent,
C.P.R. Depot, Rossland
THE
London Directory,
CONTAINING over 2000 pages of condensed commercial matter, enables
enterprising traders throughout the Empire to ketp in close touch with the trade
of the Motherland. Besides beingacom
plele commercial guide to London and
its t uburbi, the London Directory contains ii .ta of:—
EXPORTiMERCHANTS
with the goods they ship, and the Colon
lal and Foreign markets they supply.
STEAMSHIP LINES
arranged under the Ports to which they
sail,   and   indicating  the  approximate
sailings.
PROVINCIAL APPENDIX
of Trade  Notices of leading Manufacturers, Merchants, etc., in the principal
towns   and   industrial   centres  of   the
United Kingdom.
copy A of the 1904 edition will be for
arded freight paid on receipt of Post
Office Order for £1.
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give you headache? Dr. Scotte
headaohe powders are a qnick and
Bore oare. Bold at Morrows Drug
store
ALBERTA
FRESH BUTTER
25c per pound
AT
AGNEWS
Th* Leading Groclar
MORTGAGE   SALE
Or Valuable Residential Property
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale coutamed in a certain Mortgage
whieh will be produced at the time of
sale, there will be offered for sale by
Public Auction by Walter J. Robinson
at the office of Orde Sc Co., Real Estate
Agents, in the City ot Ropsland. 11, C,
on Saturday, the 23rd day of January
A. D. 11,04, at 12 o'clock noon, the following property In the City of Rossland-
Lots 13, 14. 15 and 16, in Block 1, Subdivision of District Lot 535 Plan 579A,
on whioh is erected a well built story and
a half frame dwelling, lighted with electricity. The grounds pre laid out in
lawn, with ornaments t trees, enclosed
with stone and frame fence,
For further particulars and conditions
of Bale,
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Bankol Ii. N. A. Bldg,
Vancouver, Is. C.
Vendors' Solicitors.
Or to
ORDE & CO..
Rea! Estate Agents,
Rossland B. C.
Dated Dec. 26th 1904.
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The Hoffman House Boom 4.
ESTABLISHED 1840.
GEORGE GREEN.
THE FOUNDRY.
ABERYSTWYTH,        ■:-       ENGLAND.
Manufacturer of Concentrating Machinery.
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sired. Patent Portable Crushing and Amalgamating Pans for Prospecting, A
small concentrating plant to treat up to five tons erected at the works by whick
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Estimates for complete plants on application.   Special attention given to *»luinr
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SOIREE MUSICALE
Given by Paul Kauffmann's Pupils and  Orohestra.
Friday Evening January 29, At Tbe Miners' Union Hall. At 8 O'olook
Sharp.
PART 1
7.   March—"Directorate Sousa
Orchestra and Piano, Four Hands.
Plana, Tlliss Nellie Lingle and Ira McNaughton
9,   Polonaise       .........      Hoist
Miss Cyprienne Le Blanc
J.   Piano Duet—"Mazurka" Behr
Miss Flossie Hooper and Howard Owen
4. Harvest Dance Poolnaise Keller
Miss Alice Braden
5. Star 0/the Sea, Reverie Kennedy
Miss Anna V, M. Robinson
6. (a)   Lorcley Fantasie—Arr. for string quartette and piano, Weiss
Solo Violin, Miss Gladys Stewart
Piano, Miss Grace Stewart
(/1)    "Reve A pres le Bal"—Arranged for string quartette
and piano Boustet
Solo Violin, Miss Margaret McCraney; Piano, Miss Blanche
Raymer: Violin Secondo, Robert Kenning; Viola
Ira McNaughton ; Cello, Paul Kauffmann
7. Vocal Solo—"Answer" Robyn
Miss lna Uuquhart
Piano Accompanist, Miss Blanche Raymer
Violin Obbligato, Miss Margaret McCraney
S.   String Quartette with Piano Accompaniment-
la)   Op. S Pleyel
Piano, Miss Alice Fox
(b)   Menuett from E flat Symphony      ....    Mozart
Piano, Misses Grace Stewart and Ann* Robinson
I lolins, Misses Nettie Lingle, Margaret McCraney, Katie
Mc Dougal, Gladys Stewart, George Dunn,
Robert Kenning, Horace Le Btauc
Viola, Ira McNaughton; Cello, Paul Kauffmann
PART 2
q.   "Dream on the Ocean"        ......        Gungl
Orchestra and Piauo, Four Hands
Piano, Miss Blanche Raymer and Ira McNaughton
10. Piiino Duet—"Spanish Dame," Op. it      .       .     Moszkowski
Miss Nettie Lingle and Ira McMaughton
11. Vocal Duet from" II Trovatorc" .... Verdi
Misses Maiy and Katie Purcell
I i'olin Obbligato, Miss Margaret McCraney, Robert Kenning
i.\   Piano Solo—" Tarantetle," Op. Sj      ....      Heller
Ira McNaughton
/?.   (a)   Mazurka   "Dell Oro," arranged for mandolin orchestra
 Tomato
(li)   Mandolin Polka, arranged for mandolin orchestra   .   Pratt
Mandolins, Miss Laura E. Gordon, Mrs. C. M. Lancaster,
Afr. Morton Stephens, Mr. Paul Kauffmann
Guitars, Misses Kathyleen Byrne, Mary Purcell
Mr. Roy Stephens
Violins, Misses Kate McDougall, Margaret McCraney,
Gladys Stewart, George Dunn, Robert Kenning
Ira  McNaughton.
Pia.-'o, Miss Mabel Lockhart
if.   Violin Solo—"II Ttovalore,"Fantasie      ,      .      .      Singelee
Miss Margaret M'cCraney
ij.   "Bonnie Sweet Bessie, the Maid ef Dundee," arranged for
violin, piano and cornet	
Violin, Robert Kenning
Piano, Miss Alice Fox
Cornet, Theodore Manhirc
16.   "Marche aux Flambeaux"      ....      Scotson Clark
Orchestra and Piano, Four Hands
Piano, Misses Mabel Ijickharl and Blanche Raymer