\; THE EVENING WORLD Vol. I. No. 12 ROSSLAND, B. C, TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1901. Price Five Cents. ♦♦♦ ♦♦*♦♦♦*♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦%•«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦■ I J. We SPRING, w * WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, ! IMPORTER OF PRECIOUS STONES IE ♦ -%.-<». <v*. I WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY ♦ ♦ ♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦% ***.*•**>*• www*wm** ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦* NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE ROSSLAND. B. C. ^nfttfmmmMfmMfitfmm^tfmmfmmmmmmmwE We have recently received a large consignment of Children's and Misses' Shoes Which were shipped us by mis- lake. We are goini; to offer I hem for tbe next Thirly Days at a big reduction to clear out the entire lot. Here are some prices 3 3 3 3 3 £_ Children's l-'iue Peb. ,_ fc ble Shoes Children's Fine Dongola Shoos and Slippers... Misses' Fine Shoesr 50c, up 3 ' **/** 1 1 t A "419^9 IIIIO .)IUICn(J •> -* 1 1 1"_ -~_2 f§L ll[.) Misses' Slippers,.*l'25' r ^ I w. f. McNeill, % CARPENTER&C O, .*&*t- ... ... EAre nojv oarrying a large and complete line ol Kodaks and hand cameras, and Amateur Photographers Supplies at Toronto and New York list, prices. Why send away lor your goods when yon can buy rijdit at home and save tie mail and ex- preSB charges. CARPENTER & CO. Iver 1>- j ini-.ii E.prces Office V.&N, PHONE 17. POSTOFFICE BOX 'Sul THE BRACKMAN-KER MILLING CO..Ltn. — Dealers in— Hay, Grain, Feed * Mill Stuffs B. & K. Rolled Oats, Cereal Procucts, Wheat, Whole Corn, Cracked Corn and WHOLESALE ANb RETAIL. JOHN PHILLIPS Builder and Contractor. Ollice and Shop in Iho Imperial lllock. Telephone 125. Jobbing a Specialty RcstdtoceMonteClirUtoQt.,3rd bousesmut* of Baptist t-Jtuicli O. M.Fox&Co. Crock us, Teas and Coffees. Crockery and Glassware Columbia Avenue nun (in.en. Rossland BF.8T MEALS IN TO VN. %%%%% *%•%.%■%.-».•%*%-%*'••/% VIEWS Rossland Photos at * Linton Bros. I&lei'nJioDal Lunch Couuter :W. H. WALTON. Beht Meals in the city. Sliort orders, hot or Cold lunches. Regular meals. V,ve\\ ileli- the market uftViuts. SEE OUR 5 r BOOK STORE, No. 36 Columbia Avenue. «*tV»-«W««^«'*V%%%*«*%« CITY BAKERY, ""* A. '1'. BENNY, Pi'iiiMtiF.Tou FANCY PASTRY WEDDING CAKES A Specialty ASHINGTON, But. FlItRT & CoLUMMA STOCK MARKETS Rambler and White Bear . Active Sellers. A MOVE IN HOMESTAKE Fastern and local Quotations and Sales This Morning- Other Notes. Houicsteak moved up a point this morning ou the local market and there is some enquiry for the the stock. White Bear and Rambler-Cariboo were active sellers here and in the east. 2000 Cariboo (Camp McKinney) sold this morning for 41. The market had no particular ieature this morning. Today's Toronto Quotations. War Eanle Centre Star Iron Mask Rarobler-Caiibbo Giant California Asked Sift 32 32 27',' 4)2 Bid 17 2D.1. 23 24 3'., 3« Todays sales in Toronto iuclud- od tho lollowing: Claifornia fiOO at 4c, Republic 1500 at 21J, White Hear 5(100 I h. Todays Local Quolalions: Asked Bid Athabasca f *t °° Br C, 1 '.uld Fiflda 3 BlgTIiree aK 1 HlHck Tail 10 SJi Brandon St Golden Crown 5 4 California s'A 3K Canadian Oold Fields (1 4 Qnrlboo tcamp McKinney) -12 39 Centre Star 3* 3"'A Crows Nest Pass Coal JK*j ot> ffio 00 Deer Trail No. 2 3 2 Dnml-e I.1, levelling Star (Assess, jmid)... Giant *. Homestakc (Assess, paid) Iron Mask (Assess, paidj 33W Iron Colt IX L Indian Chief (Spitzee) iumbo Ling (Oro Denoro) Knob 11111 I.one Pine Monte Clnisto Montreal Gold Fields Morrison Mountain I.inn Noble Five North Star (Kast Kootenay).. .. Novelty Old Ironsides Payne Peoria Mines Princess Maud -Jnilp Kainbler-Cllribuo Republic [it, Jvlnio Consolidated aullivau TuninrftC (Kenneth) Assess, jiaid Toiu Thumb Van Anda Virginia W»r Uncle Consolidated Waterloo White Ileal Winnipeg McKinley at Frisco. Sau Francisco, May 15,—President McKinley will make his official entry into San Francisco late this afternoon accompanivd by the members of the cabinet, who crossed the continent with him. He will be escorted through the principal streets by an imposing body of regulars and volunteer troops, veterans of the civil war and citizens. A PRETTY WEDDING Sweney-Rtiff Nuptials This Morn- ing---Offfor the Honeymoon. Dreyfus Exonerated. Brussels, May 14.—The Independence Beige publishes affidavits signed by Count Ferdinald Walsin Ksterhazy before the French consul in London, admitting the authorship of the Dreyfus bordereau. He also declares that the bordereau was written by the connivance of Colonel Sandherr, ex- chief of. the secret intelligence bureau. NEWS BY WIRE Today's Associated Press Dispatches. We have got what you have been look- in;; for fir in the latest styles of cloths We guarantee a good fit. Everything llrst-class. If you come once you will come again. McMillen, the Tailor, tf Strange Disappearance. 20 TA la 5 60 7M 3 3<A 5 35 7 i* 30 i'A 2',M 35 25 <A 2''A 5 9 aVa HA 2}i 3 U 5.-S .M 50 Si. 'Ya 19 ty, |H Today's Hales: Giant, 2000, 8%cj Rambler-Oarlbon, 2IIIM), 25c, 10110, 2J'4e, 1000, 2o'^c; White Hear, 10,000, IV; Cariboo, Camp McKinney, 2000, lie; Centre Star, 1000, 30,'_c. Total'sales, 19,000 shares. Men's Heavy Saotch Knit Un'erwear, all wool, worth $j.50 per Buit, this week $1.50. Men's heavy cotton summer Underwear reduced to 50c and $1 per suit. A lot ol odd Undershirts 50c to clear, at J. H. Robinson's, Columbia avenue. * Ladies' and Children':! Trimmed Hats are now selling at half prite. This will only lust during the month of May. Come earlv and gel your choice at Misa New Spring Goods, They are Beauties. Nothing Cheap About them But the Price The largest Stock in the City to Select from. HEARD&SHOULT WEST END TAILORS, Columbia Ave. Next door to Empey's Pretty's, Columbia avenue. 3' Pure, ready mixed paint*), $?. per gal- Carpet Cleaning Works. Carpets taken up, cleaned and relaid, Awnings made -to- order. Phone 221. J. H. HONEY loll. & N. Daniels & Chambers fa?. Plinne V. tl J L. Whitney & Co. MINING BROKERS. II. C. nnd Washington Slocks a specialty 47 Columbia avenue. The Rein-Jackson Co., Ltd. Ly. ESTABLISHED I89S STOCK BROKERS Money Loaned on Real Estate at 12 per annum on monthly payments. Richard Plewman Stock Broker, Bank of Montreal Building "Happy the Bride tbe Sun Shines on." An exceedingly pretty bouse weddding took place about 10 o'clock this mornin;; in the charmingly decorated drawing room of Mr. and Mir. E. W. Ruff's residence on Cliff street, in this city. The contracting parties were Miss Mary Belle Ruff, daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. Ruff, well known in Roselund social ciiclep, and Mr. Guy Irvine Siveney of the Great Northern railway's gtmeral offices, at Seattk). The nuptial knot was tied by the Rev J. Millen Robinson of St. Andrew's Presbyterian church. In Ihe drawing room this morning over the temporary altar was suspended a beautiful floral bell from which stream ers ot white and yellow l-ibbbns were tastefully draped, the colors of both blending with the Bowers. The rest ol the room was profusely decorated with daffodils and white carnations prettily intertwined with Oregon grape vine turning the place into a veritable bower of floral lovliness for the ceremony. Immediately behind the bell was an artistically arranged mound of rock decorated with moss and flowers and forming an effective background to the bridal couple when they appeared for the solemn and interesting service. Miss Ruff, who made a most charming bride, was attired in a very becoming travelling gown of pearl grey broadcloth, the bodice being of pearl grey taffeta tucked silk with a bolero of Irish point lace, and a chou of sunset pink pannel velvet, and carried a bouquet of bridal ro.es. The, bride who was given away by her father, was accompanied by Miss Mabel Whitney as bridesmaid) Who was costumed in a pretty gown of caster ladies' cloth, relieved by a cream-colored vest, ind carried a bouquet of pink carnations. The groom was supported by Mr. C. II. Utquhurt, of S-jaltle, who came down from Alaska to ack as best man on the momentnous occasion, assisted by Mr. Bruce T. Sweney, brother of the groom. Invitations to the wedding were issued lo the intimate fiiends of the contracting parties here aud in the States, and after the simple wedding service waa concluded the assembled guestd were enler- taincd at a dejeuner, the bridal lable being most effectively decorated with Sowers and yellow ribbon festoons. Mr. and Mrs. Sweney left oil the noon train for the honeymoon. They will visit Chicago, St Paul and other eastern Cities, most of the time being spent iu Iowa where Mr, Sweney's relatives reside. Upon their re urn in about six weeks time they will lake up their residence in Seattle. Miss Ruff will be greatly missed in church und social circles in Rossland, where Bhe has long been a universal favorite. Iluring the paat week she has been entertained at a number of luncheon parties given in her honor by her girl friends. A large number of beautiful presents weie received here by the bride, and many were sent direct to her future home in Seattle by friends of the contracting parties in Ihe State*; London, May 14.—A dispatch to the Daily Mail from Bremerhaveu says that the Steward of the eteara- of the Kaiaer AVilhelm Der Grosse who discovered the gold that was alleged to recently have been stolen from the strong room of the vessel, disappeared at noon last Friday. His disappearance is unaccounted for. He was to have been married ou the day lie disap- [eared. If you have a room to paper or a house to paint ret estimates from Daniels & Chambers. 'Phone V. & N., 182. tf Lipton Chagrined. London. May, 14:--Sir Thos Lip- ton returned to London this morning, chagrined by the result of yesterday's race. But he is confident the Shamrock 11 ia the better boat and thoroughly believes something lias gone wrong. He is anxious to see her dry dock. CONDENSED AND CONCISE The Latest Current News from all Parts of the World—Interesting and Refreshing. You can get a Swell Trimmed Hat for $1 at Eagles'. tf WENT DOWN IN THREE MINUTES Fifteen Persons Perished-Officers and Men Were Cool and Collected. Madrid] May 14.—The cabinet has decided to-end the state of sieg in Barcelona and to restore the constitutional guarantee there, Constantinople, May 14.—In consequence of the recent postal seizures by the Ottoman authorities several mussiilmen, including a priest of the Faith Mosque, have been arrested. It is rumored Reished Pasha, formerly minister of finance, has fled from the country. London, May 14.—According to the London correspondent to the Tribune disquieting rumors are again prevalent in this city with regard to the health of J. Pierpont Morgan. ^Yokohama, May 14.—O. P. R. Steamship Tartar left here for Vancouver this morning. Loudon, Ma,y 14.—Mr. Henry W. Mas8inghi.ni, writing in tlie Daily News this morning regarding Mr. Winston Churchill's speech in the commons last night says nothing like it has been heard since Gladstond died, and he predicts that Mr. Churchill will one day be premier of Great Britain. Before purchasing elsewhere call and see our stock of wall papers and paints. Daniels & Chambers, near Empey Bros A new shipment of Ladles' Trimmed Hats arrived today at Eagles'. tf Royal Twins. V. & N. Phone 82 Easy matched patterns in wall paper at F. W. Pretty's. 'Phone 187. tf St. Louis, May 14.—The first authentic information concerning thc wreck of the City of Paducah, which occurred at Brunkhoi-st Lauding, Illinois late Sunday night, was obtained early today. Fifteen people lost their lives in the catastrophe, six whites and nine blacks. The City of Paducah slopped at Brunkhorst Landing at 8:30 o'clock Sunday night and took on a load jf corn. When in the act of backing away from the wharf the boat swung around and bit the bank heavily with her stern. A snag imbedded in the bank tore an enormous bole in the hull through which tbe water rushed. She al once began to settle and at the end of three minutes nothlrg but her riKif, Texas deck and pilot house remained aboye the surface. The impact with the hidden snug, accompanisd as it was by the noise caused by the shifting of the cargo warned the passengers, The ollicers acted with coolness and as the boat settled, helpped the assen- lo the cabin roof from which the boats were launched. The passengers lost all their belongings and had to be supplied with clothing by those who were on Bhore. The City of Paducah lies in about thirty feet of water and the loss will be. total. She was valued at 116,000. Men's regular $|7 Suits this week $12. Regular $10 Suits thia week $7. Regular iii Suits rni. Regular tu Suits this week $8. Other lines reduced to $3.50 and $4 per Suit, at J. H. Robinson's, Columbia avenue. Frankfort, May 14. Princess Charles of Hesse, the youngest sister of Emperor William, gave birth to twin sons this morning. Men's White Shirts, best brands, regular fl, $i 25, $1.50 and $1.75. This week 50c, 750 ,»1 and 1.25, at J. H. Robinson's, Columbia avenue. Boer Buildings. Loudon, May 14.—A parliamentary paper just issued shows that 034 farm buildings, mills, cottages and hovels were burned in the Orange River colony and the Transvaal for June 1900 to the end of January 1901. A QUEER SUBJECT. Daath of the Man With ml Musical Heart Four Times Normal Size Elfin, 111., May 14.— Robert B. Brown, "the man with the musical heart," whose melodious pulsations had fo:- many years furnished him a living and physicians a subject ot much fruitless speculation, died at the Sherman hospital here today day nf pneumonia. A post mor- lein examination revealed the fact that Brown's heart was four times the normal size. Ladies' Eagles. Trimmed Hats reduced at t-t Paint your bouse with I'\ W. Pretty's paints, two dollars per gallon. 'Phone 187. tf Get Your Papers and magazines at the Postoffice News Stand. A full line of stationery always on hand. Agency for the Evening Woeld. ftlfc feVEMt^G WoRLl), ROSSLAHD. h, C, MaY, 14, I yui «■ The Evening World By the World Publishing Company. Published daily in Miners' Union hull. Ross land, in thc interest of organized labor iu British Columbia. Watered at the Rossland B. C. postoffice for transmission through the mails, May 1, iyoi, as •ccond clans reading matter. SUBSCRIPTION KATHS-Wfty cents per month or $500 year, invariable in advance, Advertising it.-iiiis made known on application. Adilicn-, all communications to James IT. Fletcher, Manager, p. O. box 55S, Rossland, B. C MINE REPORTS. The report of Mr. llernard Macdonald, the general manager of the I«e Roi No. 2, to tbe I.ondon hoard concerning the mine up to the first of last menth is interesting reading and suggests the query why such a report on the Centre Star and War Kagle should not he made public every month, or of tetter if necessary. Incidentally there would seem to be no good reason why Mr. Macdonald's reports should not be published here' simultaneously with their appearance in the English papers. The general manager states that the arrangements made with the Northport smelter last fall permitted the treatment of a maximum of 250 tons from the I<e Roi No. 2 and Great Western mines. The shipments from Le Roi No. 2 were first commenced last fall in a small way hy sending a few cars of ore each week to the Northpor smelter, and this has been increased week by week. The shipments thus far have been made from ore coining from the drives running through the ore bodies or from the sill floors of the stopes being opened on the ore shoots. In only one instance have these stopes been extended aboye the first floor. Turning to the question of values it is shown that the gross values of the 3400 dry tons shipped during March from I.e Roi No. 2 equalled $55,419, or $16.61 per ton, made up as follows: Gold, $9.05; silver, 84c; copper, $6.72. Allowing for the cost of mining, freight and treatment and refining it will be seen that the net return to the company ou these 3400 tons was between $6.75 and $7.00 per ton, or about $22,950. Altogether 8592 tons have been shipped out, giving a gross return of $165,485, or $19.26 per ton, the net return received by the company being between 858,000 and $60,000 to the date of the report. Iu another column of this issue will be found the details of the exploration and development work accomplished, showing a total of 17,066 feet. The mines under Mr. Macdonald's management are now looked to to make the pace and set the example in mining in this camp and the reports of progress published every month will be watched by all mining men with great interest. We repeat that it would be of great service to the industry if they were published here simultaneously with their appearance in England. THE CENSUS. The census commissioner for this district, Mr. Thomas Parker, has stated that the returns for Rossland city are now all in and it has been whispered about the streets that the totai population of the city will be around 6500. It seems a piece of official foolishness that the commissioners are prevented from giving out the total reported and that the public should have to wait until the government blue book is published for the information, and no good purpose is served by Such red tup«-tb. ' It is il e _-'-',eral belief that Rossland will rank as the third city of the province with New Westminster a close fourth. Taking the census in a mining camp is necessarily a difficult matter owing to the floating nature of a portion of the inhabitants and the difficulty of getting at bona fide absentees. No one desires to see the returns padded, or show anything except the actual fact regarding the population, but very naturally the community as a whole is ambitious that the city should rank as high as possible and that there should be no omissions or blunders iu the returns which will stand as our record at this date for the next ten years. Victoria people have already taken alarm at the manner in which they claim the census of the capital was taken and arrangements have been made by which Victorians will take a census of their own. It is not expected that the details of the census, or any facts concerning it, will be made public by the officials at Ottawa for some months yet but 6500 will be found not far from the mark for Rossland. MR. SMITH CURTIS. The Toronto Globe in a recent issue had the following to say about the Rossland member in the provincial house. We recommend the editor of the morning paper to carefully peruse the article in question as it may help him out of a difficulty he has blundered into: "Mr. Smith Curtis, one of the most prominent members of the opposition in the British Columbia legislature, has hinted at an intention of retiring from public life at the close of the current term. Mr. Curtis' friends will regie t to hear that this statement has been made because of the unsatisfactory condition of his health. "It would be unfortunate from the public standpoint if the member from Rossland should find it necessary to retire. Those who have observed his public course will agree that he is the sort of man whom it is well to have iu politics. He is a student of affairs iu the wider sense, and his reading and observation have imbued him with progressive ideas,, while his well balanced judgment restrains him from attempting the impossible or the impracticable. He is a fair and courteous opponent, and of incorruptible character. He is courageous in the advocacy of his views. He has already won a prominent place iu provincial politics, having been a member of the former administration, and continuing to be a leading member of the house when his party went into opposition. "II the precariousness of his health is the only reason for his desire to retire it may sincerely be hoped that the reason will not long exist, aud that even before the present term has expired he may feel himself sufficiently restored to remain in public life." Tomorrow will be pay day and the readers and supporters of the World should scan our advertising columns before making purchases. It fs only fair to support those who in turn support your paper. Four dozen Children's Trimmed Leg- born Hats nicely trimmed, commencing from the 1 stli for Ibis week onlv Jj.i;o each, nt Eagles'. If We have the best assortim-nt of wall papOtti and lowest prices in British Col. umbla. Daniels & Chambers. 'Phone V. & N„ 182. tf fflrVZ&mynjm, _ A M F5S5''• V---T' • 11 n 11 • 1 ■ ^Tep gS, 1 1 i,T !' «^«-ACCIDENT Muy not be flerious enough lo demand a doctor's attention or even call for drugs or medicines, hut some sort ol Tin ment will be beneficial. Morrow's Rheumatic Liniment will give instant relief. No family should be without a bottle. Sold at T. R. MORROW'S DRUG STORE. Geo. Agnew & Co. «__■_» ir -...j^j^aj^miiafct We are here to stay. Place your account with us where you will be Treated Square and Save Money AGNEW & CO.. GROCERS Washington Si. and Third Ave. V.Si N. phone u,i kffflMw THE HEALTHFUL HOME. We have every requisite for health or beauty tbat is carried by nny first class ririifu>.!>l—all those soothing and helpful remedies for the infirm, as well as the toilet necessities and lie.il. Ii requisites for the baby. The housekeeper will find here all those useful secrets of successful housekeeping, especially required iu the spline aad fall huuserU-aninn. The Rossland Drug Co., Traders Hlock, . Queen atidJColmnhia avenue The GRAND UNION HOTEL it is easily seen, Is splendidly run by Proprietor Green; Buy one glass- of beer and a free lunch you'll get, Such as sometimes you've heard of but not often seen; Neat and clean furnished rooms can always be had At such low prices as will make the workingman glad. ucbi.AVe. Geo, H' Green, Prop. Rossland Cigar Factory. Why not patronize a lioir-e in- ilnslry? It will ai-wist Union labor and kebp the money at homo. Auk for a Crown Grant or W. K. Cigar when you buy. THOS. EMBLETON the West Le Roi avenue Grocer, KEEPS EUERYTH1NQ THE MINER WANTS TO EAT Fancy and Staple Groceries and Provisions at lowest f rices. Goods delivered to any part of the city. •nm.nnnnnn?mnimimmTmT!TnmM I Paulson Bros. ! Aro now located in their New Quarters, corner of First avenue and Washington street, and will be pleased to see all their customers, both old and new. .7nl.K*-^.77^.tln^ -- ' O rr ' , ■■'. Paulson Bros. • UUUUUlaUUUlaUUUUUUUiiUllalUaUa* The Largest and best bottle of Sewing Machine Oil for 25 cents at Taylor & McQuarrie TAILORS lS Columbia avenue H. W. SIMPSON, —Dealer in— Groceries, Flour, Provisions, Hay, Grain and Mill Feed. Second avenue. V. & N. Phone 68 Best Butter in Town \ Just received, in 14, 20 and 28 pound tins, also one pound bricks, in Jersey, Government Creamery and Hazelwood. Freshest Eygs in the city. * MORRISON & BRYENTON 134 E. Columbia Ave P. BURNS & CO. WHOLESALE MARKETS Rossland, Nelson, Trail,Sandon,Revelstoke,Green- wood, Grand Forks and Vancouver. RETAIL MARKETS-Rossland, Trail, Nelson, Ymir, Kaslo, Sandon, New Denver, Silver.ton, Cascade City, Grand Forks, Greenwood, Phoenix, Midway, Camp McKinney, Revelstoke, Ferguson and Vancouver. Fish, Game and Poultry In Season, Sausages of All Kinds. WM. DONALD, Manager Rossland Branch ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦-».♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ! G.W. MoBRIDE, \ $♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ •♦♦♦«*•«<%♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ »♦«>♦♦«♦* wt>w+♦♦« Hardware, Miners' Supplies, Stoves, Ranges, Etc., Etc. I The Royal Bank of Canada, | Ei INCORPORATED 1889 _3 gj HE-AD OFFICE, - HALIFflJC, N. S. ^ j CAPITAL AUTHORIZED - CAPITAL PAID UP, - - RESERVE FUND, - - - - $3,000,000 - $2,000,o00 I - $1,700,000 !Ui;ECTOR8 Thomas E.lv nny, Ksq. President Thomas Ritchie, Kv'qi Vice-Presidant Wiley Smith, Esq. H. G. Bauld, Eaq. Hon. David Maokeen GENERAL MANAGER EDSON L. PEASE, (office of Ihe Gen. Manager) - MONTREAL 8ECRETARY AND SUPERINTENDENT OF BRANCHES W. B. TORRANCE, HALIFAX Savings Bank Department in Connection with the ROSSLAND BRANCH. JOHN M. SMITH, Manager =3 1 =3 _S _3 1 =3 _i 2iUiUiii^UiUiUiUiiiii4iUiUii44UiliiUlUlUlUiUiUiUiUii4iiU^ ^>a»»».i»9»99a£i)-»»»*>»fe I f International Music Hall <J] A. K/.OCK.U.INN,:/'ivprietSr A, M. '/.INN, Amusement Manager (tl Week Commencing Monday, May 13. First Appearance of FOX & LONG * Voting, Beautiful and Charming 1 Pear, MELNOTTE SISTERS FRED THE HOBBS MAZIE The entire Hlo.-k company in Zinn's liurlesque 1 CHING CHING MAIDS, t.\ ._^_^H.i.i.i.i.iH.^>H>1>i>i>i>i>i>i>i>^.i.^>HI I ADMISSION 15 AND 25C- J I Bank of Montreal "~1 Act parliament 1 y. "" naraw.-ja.u- f*\ Capital, (all paid up) $12,000,000 Rest. $7,000,000. undivided Profits $427,180. til ti) ft ft ft ft HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL. m '?' lit. Mon. Lord Strathcona ami Mount Royal, G. 0. M. G., President, i«i MU Hon. 11. A, Drtiiniimiiil, Vice-Pros. E.S. Cloilston, Gen. Man. ™* t SAVINGS BANKDEPARTMENT ft \)< A Savings Haul; Department in connection with this branch has been ft y/ opened. Interest at current rate. .ij f SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS ft- '»' Rent ul Boxes from $7.50 trtifio per annum. \" a- J. S. C. FRASER, Manager Rossland Branch. /iv, Qm&mmm**m**9im&&mmmm**y%*m KXXKX-HXKXXXfU^ « 0m. «« tt 0% 55 0*. a 0*. tin 8 5's ut<«mtiruuuu««)(u>a«i,i> IHE CANADIAN BAI OF G0HH6RGE. 8 IWItll wllkilW illt-oipaaraUl'll UlC ' BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA HEAD OFTICE, TORONTO CAPITAL $8,000,000 Hon. (ieo. A. Cox, President, REST. #2,000,000 11 .Ii. Walker, Manager. A SAVINGS BANE DEPARTMENT lias been opened in connection with Ihe Rossland Hranch. Deposits wdl lie received trom >i upwards and interest allowed thereon at the i urriMit rale. Drafls. letters of.credit, etc., issued on all points, and •.h m-ral lunkiiu' liusiness transacted, HENRY F. MYTTON. Manager. Rossland Branch 0\ \0 55 *^iSSr.-2;.&^.fraf.-£«;&-&S^ ft ft LOTS OF LOTS. I Lots and Acreage Prop' erty for Sale. ft ft ft ft im ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft K. CHARLES, Land Agent, j; Nelson & Fort Sheppard Railway, ui Cor. Third avenue and Washington St. Opp. Red Ml. Hy. Those wishing to buy desirable lots in any of the Railway Additions, or acreage near |,the city, Garden Lands, Fruit Farms, Chicken Ranches, Etc., ai'e requested to call at our City Office. ^ We have some fine residence lots which we offer at prices and terms none can object to. ?tx ^ ^ Come and let us show you what we have to offer. ft ft 1 ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft . ft) 1 ft ft ft ft ft __, THE BANE OE __. BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, ESTABLISHED. 1830 INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. CAPITAL RESERVE FUND, £ 1.000.000-85.860.060, £350.000-$ 1.703.333.33 HEAD OFFICE, ■ LONDON, ENG, il. stikkman, General Manager, Montreal J. ELM.SLY, Inspector, Montreal. w t RAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT In connect on with the Rossland Branch has been opened, Interest at current rate. J. ANDERSON, manager Rossland Branch WOOD ceive prompt attention, part of the city. Washington Street, Opposite Bank of Montreal, I liave taken over the control of the Red Star Tmii-i- ler Oompanv's wood business and orders left wilh me at the old stand on Washington street will re Well seasoned wood of all kinds delivered to «ny W. F. LINGLE. THE EVENING WORLD, ROSSLAND, B. C, MAY 14; ioot THE ATHABASCA. Future of the Mine as Stated by the Manager. E. Nelson Fell, manager of the Atlialiaseo, lias made tho following statement with regard to the company's programme: "ln order to strengthen the position and facilitate the future working of the miue it has heen decided to curtail for . two or three mouths the ore production and push on development work. This course has been ren- ilcied advisable fi'om the fact that the shortness of water during tho past four months has rendered development impossible. Advantage Ol this temporary pause in outworking arrangements will be taken to work up tho accumulated tailings in the cyanide plant." See prires at Empey u before you buy your hat?. 2-t LE ROI No 2. Details of Exploration and Develop ment Work Accomplished. In all 17066 lineal feet of work lias been done ou the mine up to April let, lust, as follows: In The Poormau, Josie and Annie: Winzes and raises 681 feet Prills 5256 " 'Cross cuts 3723 " Shading 752 " In the No. 1: Winzes and raises 623" Drifts 3228 " Cross culs 2006 " Shafting 797 " Tolil i",o66 leet. Ju-il received a new consignment of wall papers, Latest styles. Daniels & Chandlers. 'I'hone V. & N., 182. tt Rossland's Gtealesi Cash Sale. Empey 's. 2-t Wedding Anniversary. On Saturday evening last Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rutherford 6f North Washington street, celebrated the eleventh aiu.iveisary of their wedding day. A large manlier ol guests were assembled and a number of pretty gifts were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Itulliertord in honor of the occasion. At the progressive ptdro contest held iluring the the evening Mrs. E. Stevens carried off the first prize and the "booby" prize was won by Mrs. William Verran. A very pleasant evening's entertainment was brought to a close shortly before midnight. The rut-li at Empey's is the talk ot the town. 2-1 Lardeau Railway. Any vestige of doubt as to the C, P. R.'s intentions concerning the Lardeau railway has been disolved by tho letting of tho contract of the work to Larson, Welsh & Stewart. Tho work will he proceeded with at once and tho line will be rapidly constructed. Big bargains in wall paper at F, W. Pretty's. 'Phone 187. tf St. Eugene To Start Up. The Sr. Eugene mine and mill are again to start up and a force ol in Iho neighborhood of 200 men will bo employed. This will go into etl'ect at once. Kmpey's give you wbat they adver. Use. 2 t 'Darlington Arrives. Mr. Wayne|Darlington the well known mining engineer arrived latt evening from the east and has taken up his quarters at the War Eagle. It is generally understood that his mission at ihis particular juncture is lo report on the present condition of the Centre .Star mine for the Messrs. Husmer, MscKny and other shareholders, He will remain here for tlie next ten days. THE RACES, Spring Meeting at the Hoffman House Entries close May 24th at 8 p. m. Fifty well furnished Rooms Miners' checks cashed free at all hours. Harrv Mclntesh, Prop. V. & N. Tel. in. r.o.box Bga. Ollice nnd Ynrds— TBIrd Ave- imcatulWatih iiigtcm street Op. Hell Ml. Depot... ..... PORTO RICO LUMBER CO. Rough and Dressed Lumber.Shingles, Mouldings and A-l White Pine Lumber Always in Stock Mill at Porto Rico Siding, Yards at RoflSland ami Nelson. Head office at Nelson, B. C. We carry a complete stock of Coast Flooring. Ceitititr, luside Finish, TurnedWork, Sashesand Doors. Sjiecial order work will tecelve prompt attention American Neckwear. Makes regular, 35e and 4oc lines, this week (our for Jl' at J, H. Robinson's, Columbia avenue. A Home for the Duke. New York, May 14—Tt is saitl Hays the Tribune's London correspondent, that King Edward intends to lit up White Lodge at Richmond as an outer residence for the Duke and Duehess of Connval'. The house is small and admirably suited for the purpose, and moreover the Duchess Bpent childhood and girlhood there. ♦>4++VM--Krrrt-i- ++^4^> i«*4 I LOOK HERF! ♦ Talk about setling a Good f Meal, just iry one at tne St. Charles Hotel Kverylliiug com!...-.:able at the Mt.Cliailes. (Jood munic in tlie evening free. Coml Wine,Whisky 11 ml Cigars lor motley Columbia Transfer Company QRO, FUNK, Mri, The only Transfer or Kx|ness company in Kosslaml that will <lrllver ynur trnul: > for J5e each. Thiee days storage free. ofwcb Queen Cigar Store Eiipqgjg W, R. BEATTY, UNDERTAKER. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT TKI.kIMIONK 53aml53n Washington Street., opposite Dank of'Monlrea ####*###*#*####&#**#*##**###*######*###* 105-107 Columbia Avenue Rosslajid, V.&N. Telephone 90 Something of Interest to You And Your Friends, too. Just look this over, take your time, think on what you read and remember where you are to benefit by it. You will save a few dollars by buying at our Store for Cost Price. # 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Everything at Cost Price for Cash Only # MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE 200 Pairf? Kid G-loves in Black, Tan, Gray and Green, were $1.50 and $1.75, your choice for 70c Children's Cotton Vests Small Sizes, 4 for 25c Children s Cotton Vosts, Large Sizes, 3 for 25c 3")c and 40c Cashmere Hose, now 4 peir for $L SEE OUR POSTERS POR RRIOES 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 # • 0 0 Alhambra Hotel $1 a day and up. Miners' Dinner Buckets a Specialty. The liest :5c meal In town. The liar keeps only tlie llest Goode. The Strand The most elegant ainl luxuriously lilted bar in Canada. A line line of Un*. Choicest Liquors and Cigars You want a Label Cigar and you want the best? If that is so, try our High. Grade Union Cigars We also handle n fine line of Imported Cuban goods. The Queen Cigar Store CROW & MORI'.IS, 1'iops. Columbia Avenue. Rossland Hotel J. SjlFll* man, Prop I-'inett Wines, I.iquore and Cigars. The British Columbian Wholesale Liquor Co., Ltd. Kossland and Greenwoo.l Agents for Pabst (Milwaukee.) and Calgary Beers. CENTRAL MEAT MARKET, Fresh and Kail Meats, Fish Game, I'oultrv and Oysters. G. W. KERR. Waahingtoii street and First ave. ■^Slllbi War Eagle and Centre Star Stock are Good Investments HUNTER BROTHERS' PHY DWSNRPS ARE FAR BETTER HANAN SHOES, The Best Wearing Shoe On Earth. Are swell Shapes and Don't get Out of Form in Wearing* THE "ROYAL BRAND" ©LOTHING Scotch English Twist Tweeds and Worsteds i r ^ m\P aafflfflre j V^>fnBffi I "(mm ■K KM vB 3 134 SUITS, OVERCOATS AND TROUSERS TWO COATS IN ONE CRAVE- NETTE RAIN COATS W<: are Soli" Agents for this Line of Clothing, Men's Neat Flannelette Shirts Worth 75c Special at 25c H Men's Summer Shoes $1.50 See Them Fancy Stripe Merino, $1.10 Der Suit Shirts and Drawers CASHMERE FOOT Regular 35c per Pair COMFORT HALFHOSF Four Pair for $1.00 TIBS 40c ...ALL SHAPES... Regular 65c and 75c Values Pure Cashmere, $2.50 per Suit || Shirts and Drawers m !^B wis HERMSDOBPI DYED BLACK COTTON SOX Seven Pairs lor $1.00 MEN'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT ®2gmffiSgJ TUB livENika World, kosSLANii, is. c, MAV'u. tt-ot. liflHfflaH^^^tSHf21 The Crescent Dry Good Importers of Fine Dry Goods, Silks Carpets Etc LTD. 1 Our Great 30 Day Cash Sale brings us new customers every day. The large and varied stock to select foom, and above nil the Low Cash Prices please every one. During this, the 3rd week of our great sale, we oiler the Tbest values in Carpets, Matting and Hugs ever shown in this city. Carpets 6oc English Tapestry Carpet 45c 64c English Tapestry Carpets 50c 75e Best English Tapestry Carpet 55c $1.09 Brussels Carpets - 85c #1.25 Brussels Carpets - 95c $1.35 Axminster Carpets $1.00 Si.SO Velvet and Axminster Carpets $1.25 Ingrain carpets 81.00 All-Wool ingrain - - Carpets ------ 75c 85c Super Ingrain Carpets 6-,'c 7-,c Ingrain Carpets - - 55c 55c Ingrain Carpets - - 45c Jute Carpets 1 yard wide 15c & 20c Lace Curtains IMPORTED DIRECT 75c Lace Curtains - - - 50c #1.00 Lace Curtains - - - 75c #1.25 Lace Curtains - #2.50 Lace Curtains - $'2.00 Lace Curtains - - #3.00 Lace Curtains - - - $V.oo Lace Curtains --. - - Silks—Silks 95c £1.1,5 £2.25 $3.00 Buy Now and Save Money. £1.00 Taffeta SiJJks - - - 75c 85c Taffeta Silks - - - - 65c 85c Black Satins - - - - 65c $1.00 Black Satins - - - - 75c $1.2*-; Black Satins - - - - 95c Colored Satins Worth 85c and $1.00; to close out at - - 50c Silk Shirt Waists This seasons latest and most fashionable Waist at sale prices. $5.00 Silk Waists - - - - $3.75 $6.00 Silk Waists - - - - 4.50 ■#8.00 Silk Waists - - - - 6.00 #10.00 Silk Waists - - - 7.50 rp Table Linens Take advantage of our sale price on Linens and Towels; we can save you money. Dress Goods The sterling values offered in this department brings the crowds our Way. Our 50c.line of Dress Coods are wonders. 40c Dress Goods 2-,'C 50c Dress Goods 35C 75c Dress Goods 50C #1.00 Dress Goods 65C Remnants of Dress Goods, Silks and Velvets at half price. Wash Dress Goods, all new. This seasons latest at 25 per cenf. off. Ladies Dress Skirts; special values this week at $2.75, 83.40, $3.85 and $4.2./. Muslin Underwear Everyone is taking advantage of our great sale in Muslin Underwear; the largest stock and the lowest prices in town. 75c Night: Clowns - ' - 60c #1.00 Night Gowns - - 7.5c ■Jfi.j-,- Night Gowns - - ojc $1.50 Night Gowns - - 8i.i.-> %2 00 Night Gowns - - - 1.50 i/.oo Skirts - - - 7.i"c S/.25 Skirts - - - 95c %i.50 Skirts - ■-" - S/./.S #2,130 Skirts ... /,jo 35c Corset Covers - - 25c 70c Corset Covers - - - 30c 50c Corset Covers - - 35c r-6_c Corset Covers - - - 50c $1.00 Corset Covers - - - 75c 35c Drawers - - - 25c 50c Drawers - - - 35c 75c Drawers - - - 60c 65c Drawers - - - 50c $1.00 Drawers - - ' - 75c The Orescent Dry Goo ALBANY STRIKE Traction Co. Try in Vain to Run Their Cars. erted after tho attack. If the ct m- pany persistu in running the cam the guard will have to be called out. The wires are dowu, cars overturned and the traffic on the road is entirely suspended. MINOR MENTION. PAY DAY. WIRES DOWN, CARS OFF Miners', all Hanks close at 3 o'flock, except the "Hoffman House Bank," which is open day and night to cash miners' OheqiUS free ol charge. You know the old aland. A Crowd of 2000 Wreck the Rail way—Troops May Be Called Cut —Scenes This Afternoon. Albany, May 14:—The United Traction Co. started out its Bret car shortly alter 1" o'clock this morning. When the doors of the car barn [opened, the motor man ou the front of the oar Stared stolidly into the luces of over 2,000 men, women nnd children. A frightful roar went up of ''scabs" "scabs," but thecal- slowly moved out towards the main truck. Then \ the mouuted and foot police drove the crowd hack and amid jeers and hoots the car moved along down 1 the town route, ai every street corner there wen' special nnd regn- lar policemen. There were no pay passengers on the car. One half hour Inter a second j motonnau faced Hie crowd 'which was now in a perfect frenzy. This time the police could not control i the mob- With a rush they boarded the car. The molonnan was struck several times ou tho head, until bleeding and senseless, he relinquished bis grasp of the handles. On the platform two men pulled the trolley pole down and bent it until it broke. The car went off into the gutter. Tho police could do nothing with the crowd, and they wrecked thecir. Finally when they found that they had accomplished their purpose they withdrew with cheers. The police arrested four of them. Nearly a dozen of the non-union men brought from out of town des- Our stock of .Hats arid Caps is larger and belter assorted this teaeuu than Bver before and includes wool tells, line lur fells, straws, Poplins, crash tweed and series, from Ihe foremost Canadian, English and American manufacturers. We have no room to quote prices, but we have made deep cuts for this week, at J. H. Kobiusuii's, Columbia avenue. HOTEL ARRIVALS. A N Elmer, Chicago W K Angus, Toronto W F Irwin, Vancouver ThoB C Gray, Nelson . A Stillwell and wife, Toronto .1 Fyfe, Montreal R A Nesbit, Toronto Mrs G VV Fisher, Eboll .1 T Zook, Seattle B McGuire, City ll Worthin.lon, Grand Forks E Edwards, Eholt F F Pottt, Spokane .1 E Home, Toronto M E Wiley, Spokane T G I lull, Vaniouuer A Meek, London M Lyle Nesbit, Toronto Archibald Dick, Nelson I' T McCulluin, Grand Forks KOOTKNAY. (ieo \V Phillips, No It A Laird, Nelton J A Kinney, Robson O H Miller, Toronto Gavlri Spence, Edinburgh Flora MacDonald, Edinburgh Mrs Murdo Macdonald, City Mrs F E Filer, City N W Bray ton, Kaslo C D Braedwood, Ne'son Thps.G Earl, Lytton Two dozen Children's Leghorn Hats, rimmed nicely with flowers and mull, for the 15th and 16th only, jti each at Eagles'. tf Children's Tiimmid Leghorn Hats $ 1 each, at Eagles'. tf Thc Methodists at the conference are objecting to the Salvation Army trespassing on their territory at Fort Simpson. Captain Kurtz nf the Ymir has been awarded tne Royal llunune Society's medal for gallantly saving life at Kootenay lake. Sir Oharles Tupper returned from Europe on Salurday. J.d.Ogden, C.P. R, comptrolltr, iB on hia way to British Columbia. Nelsou ladies are organizing a "Mic- awber Club." That ia very N'elsonlike. Hon. George E. Foster will reside iu Toronto in future, Edward Cronyn and Dave Morgan are in the Similkameen country. "Barren" Kerby ie on his way back from the cast aud his arrival here ia expected in a day or so. The regular weekly meetiong of the city council will ha held this evening, when several bylaws will come up for a third reading. George W. Woorter, secretary of the Graiiby Mining company, was in the city today on hia way to the meeting cf Old IronsideB Mining company, lo be help at Spokane tamorrow. G. S. C. Fraser 0!' the Bank of Montreal, went over to Greenwood Ihia morning accompanying Mr. Finucane Ihe local hranch manager who haa been in the camp since Sunday. Miners' yon need not louse a shift to get your cheque cashed. The Bank is alwavs open at the Hoffman House. Men's Blue Denim Overalls with apron and braces this week for 60c, Engineers' heavy block denim Overalls, with apron and braces, this week 75c. Engineers' heavy twill, grey and black denim Jumpers with two and three pockets, this week 75c. Heavy grey Kentucky Jean Pants, regular $1 25, this week ${. Mcn'a heavy blue dinim Overalls, thia week 75c. at J. If. Ilobin- son's, Columbia avenue. Men's and.Boy's Soils at co^t. Empey's cash sale. 2-t Wanted. Old rubber boots and shoes, old brass und copper. Seud ut once to Richard Altman, Washington street, opposite AUan hotel. tf Ladies' Corsets away below cost at Eagles. 2-t SAVES MONEY, SAVES TROUBLE, SAVES LIVES. Goodeve's Tonic . Bitters Acta on the Liver, Stomach and Nerves, producing a, healthy body and sound sleep PRICE SI. OO I UNION WORKMEN, Sold only by Goodeve Bro p., Druggists and Stationers. Ittfll pays to deal with Goodeve Bros. Want Union Made Shoes, Sec tint t li oy hear thc Union Stamp, 3 The onlv proof lhat they ai Union Made. It is our pleasure to *ay thnt ,\v ____ have a very strong Une of these —# gOodfl made by the ^_3 J. I). KING & 10, Ltd. 1 They are both _3 Dressy and _5 Good. Wearers. -7 I C. O. LALONDE 1 ?ilUiiillUUiiUniiUiilUMUlUIIUUlllllUlUliJUllllUlUJUilt^ A BIG FIRE Large Building Burnt to the Ground. Loss $25,000. Thia would not have happened if Ihe building bad been lighted by elerlric lights. Besideocoal od is cosily,and there is the trouble of tilling lamne, taking cuieof wicks and the breakage ol chim- neys. Electric light reduces ihe cost ol your insurance, lessens the danger from fire and adds lo the coinfoilii of the store and home. Electric power ■npplied lor milling and niaiuifaelnritig purposes. Motors for rent or Bale. Estimates lur- nished fur wiring and lighting, King up 'phone 67. ltossl o--' '"»' ••■ and Light company. The International Correspondence Schools Offers your choice ot70 Differ.nt Courses of Study. 28.0,000 Students and Graduates. Teaching under 71 d fferent flags. LALONDE BLOCK, C. H I SHIitiUl.il. MANAGER Local Ollice: CALL AND SEE ME <v:SC. IVI i El T O Men's and Boys Shoes at cost, a Empey's cash sale. 2-t Trimmed Hats greatly reduced, al Eagles. 2-t Subscriptions to the EvBNINQ Woiu.n will be taken at any of the news stands n thc city at 50c per month. ap 1 I Hm . — _ -'■. . ; ■— 1 Rossland's Greatest Cost Sale! See Prices! Lot for Sals An excellent residence corner for $2*50. Easy terms, $25 down, *i0 per mouth. Apply, F. A. Newton, I36 Columbia avenue. ^ ^ Gall up Collis & Co.,'phone 88, I'm llrst-class job printing. 8 1 1 ■ - - ;;/-; 7 " y •' X' EMPEY'S
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