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B.C.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1903\nthe KING IS\nNew Phase of Britian's Great\nCrisis\nBalmoral Now the Empire's\nPolitical Centre\nLondon, Sept. 23.\u2014The political crisis\nhail taken on a phase which lends to\nthe present situation an historical and\nconstitutional importance of almost unprecedented Interest\nThe King has Interfered, not unconstitutionally, or beyond the powers\nvested in the crown, but in the exercise\not his prerogatives, to an extent never\ndreamed of in the Victorian era.\nPremier Balfour's continued presence\nat Balmoral has given rise to much\nsurmise and comment, but the Associated Press Is able to state definitely\nthat it is the King's determination not\nto assent to the formation of a new\ncabinet until thoroughly satisfied that\nits personnel and combination ls luch\nas to insure tbe. efficient carrying out\nof national affairs, pending the resumption of parliament\nFor years previous cabinets were appointed or ministerial vacancies filled.\nby the mere presentation to the sovereign of the names of the new ministers.\nKing Edward has done away with this\ntradition. He has spent the last few\ndays in constant conference with Mr.\nBalfour as to the advisability, from tbe\npoint of view of the welfare of the nation, of the letter's suggested appointments.\nMinisters now holding office, and\nthose nominated for ofllce, have baen\nsummoned to Balmoral to Join In these\nconferences, and all have been subjected\nto a degree of Interrogation such as bus\nsurprised even those who knew King\nEdward intimately as the Prince of\nWales. To such an extent Is the King\nholding his power of veto in resers'e\nthat he is now almost regarded by .the\ninner circles as more the cabinet-maker\nthan Mr. Balfour himself.\nAlthough, with his usual tact, the\nking has refrained from expressing any\npolitical views or infringing on the\nministers' prerogatives, \/this has not\nprevented him from expressing his desires, amounting almost to a command,\nthat steps be taken to remedy the scandals in the army administrations, revealed by the report of the South African war commission, and insisting '.hat\nthe new cabinet shall be one adapted to\ndeal with that quetion.\nAfter the long conversations he has\nhad during the last few days at Balmoral with lord Lansdowne, Mr. Brosi-\nrlck, lord Esher, who was president cf\nthe South African war commission;\nlieutenant-general Kelly-Kenny, and\nother military authorities, tbe king is\nsaid to have expressed the opinion that\nlord Lansdowne's record as war secretary was due more to the badness of\nthe system than to any defect ln lord\nLansdowne's own. Judgment. King\nEdward has not shared the keen public\nindignation against lord Lansdowne\naroused by the report of the South\nAfrican war commission, and after a\nminute examination of the clrcu.n-\n. stances he is understood to have consented to his lordship continuing as\nforeign minister.\nThis decision, however, has not prevented his majesty from telling the\nministers that he wanted something\ndone to improve the military muddle,\nand that he hoped some good man\nwould be appointed, and that with the\ncommission's report as a basis, it would\nbe capable of changing the system\nwhich rendered inefficiency unavoidable.\nThe question of having some general,\nnotably lord Kitchener, as the head of\nthe war office has been not only discussed at Balmoral between the King\nand the ministers, but the Associated\nPress understands that the consensus\nof opinion was tbat such an appointment would be Interpreted as a modified form of military dictatorship which\nthe public would not sanction.\nPealing with the surmises upon some\nI of the foregoing points, the   Morning\nAdvertiser today says:  \"The king has\nln this national emergency resolved to\n1 play the part of a ruler Instead of being\n| content with that of a figurehead.\"\nMeantime, every detail of the negotij-\nItions for filling.the vacancies in the\nI cabinet is submitted to the king, who\nIfor the time being has transformed Bal-\nImoral into the political centre of the cm-\njpire, from which, owing to the unusual\nInfluence at work, several surprises may\nemanate. Whatever the results may\nbe, they can safely be attributed to a\nlarge extent to the king's interest in\nIhe crisis, ,\nFARMERS'   NATI0N1AI,   CONGRESS.\nptrong Feeling ln Favor of Reciprocity\nwith Canada ln Farm Products,\nNiagara    Falls, N.Y., Sept 23.\u2014Tho\nirmers' national congress   assembled\nlere In 23rd annual session today, with\nIhe largest attendance in Its history.\ndelegates from east and west, north\nInd south, were gathered ln the anll-\nprlum when the convention was called\norder at ten o'clock this   morning.\n'eatureB of the opening session were\ndresses of welcome    by   governor\nOdell and others, and the annual address of the president of the congress\nand the reports of the other officers.\nThis afternoon Timothy L, Woodruff,\nof New York, addressed the congress\non the subject of the agricultural le-\nsources of our insular possessions, and\nthe possibilities of their development.\nAnother address was by Major D. O.\nPurse, of Savannah, Oa>, who spoke rf\nthe sugar supply of the United States.\nThis afternoon the committee on resolutions met to consider what resolutions should be brought before the\ncongress at this session.\nAmong the Important subjects to be\nconsidered are agricultural reciprocity\nwith Canada, the ship subsidy bill, the\nattitude of the farmers to labor unions,\nthe trusts, and the extension of free\nrural delivery.\nThere appears to be a strong sentiment in favor of reciprocity with Canada\non farm products.\nPOSITIVELY IDENTIFIED.\nSuspected Criminal at Vancouver\nCharged with Murder and\nAssault.\n[Spoclal to The Dally News.]\nVancouver, Sept 23.\u2014Bolles, the Denver murderer, was today positively identified as the man wanted, upon the an\nrival here of chief detective Carberry,\nof the Colorado city police force.\nHe is accused of criminal assault upon\n16-year old Florence Frldborn, and the\nmurder of Harold Frldborn on New\nYear's Eve, 1901.\nHe claims not to know the Frldborns,\nwho were prominent people, and his\ndefence will be an alibi.\nNEW WESTMINSTER BRIDGE\nAULEY MORRISON.DESCRIBES THE\nSITUATION.\nTHE   BILL   STANDS    OVER    FOR\nFURTHER INFORMATION.\n[Special to The Dally Nsws.]\nOttawa, Sept 23.\u2014The bill to Incorporate the Westminster Bridge company stood over today in the railway\ncommittee, at the Instigation of the acting minister of railways Fielding, upon\nthe ground that apparently both sides\nwere making political capital out of It,\nand it was advisable to get some note\nof approval from the provincial govern-1\nment.\nAulay Morrison explained that he was\nmerely Introducing the measure, and\nleft its consideration to'the committee.\nHe stated that he had no brief from\neither party, but told the committee\nthat the personnel of the Incorporators\nwas one to which no objection could\nbe taken, and that if the company were\nincorporated no barm could come unless\nthe local government chose to make en\nimprovident bargain with th* company.\nThe bill was useless if the legislature\nrefused to deal with tbe company.\nMr. Morrison also gave an Interesting\nhistorical sketch of the political situation ln British Columbia, and concluded\nby hoping that the federal government\nwould aid the bridge when necessary,\nwhether the present bill passed or not,\nadding that he was glad of this opportunity to place the condition of affairs\nbefore his eastern friends.\nHELD UP THE O.R. AND N.\nMasked Robbers Attack the Train, und\nOne is Killed.\nPortland, Ogn., Sept. 23.-The Atlantic\nexpress on the Oregon Railroad and\nNavigation line, which left here at S.15\np.m., was held up by four masked men\nat 9.30 tonight near Corbett station 21\nmiles east of this city. One of the\nrobbers was shot and killed by express\nmesenger Fred Korner, and. engineer\nOllle Barrett was seriously wounded by\nthe same bullet After the shooting\nthe robbers fled without securing nny\nbooty. Two of the highwaymen\nboarded the train at Troutdale, a station 18 miles east of here, and after\nthe train had got under way they\ncrawled over the tender, and covering\nthe engineer and fireman with revolvers,\ntold them to stop at mile post 21, which\nIs near Corbett \"station. When the\ntrain slowed down two more men (.p-\npeared. Two of the robbers compelled the engineer to get out of the\ncab and accompany them to the \u2022 x-\npress, while tha others watched the fireman. The men carried several sticks\nof dynamite, and when they came to\nthe baggage ear, thinking it was the\nexpress car, threw a stick at the lar\ndoor. Express messenger Korner heard\nthe explosion, and immediately secured\nhis rifle and opened fire. The bullet\nkilled the robber and pierced the left\nbreast of engineer Barrett, who was just\nbehind him. Barrett's wound ls above\nthe heart, and ls not necessarily fatal.\nAfter the shooting the other three robbers fled without securing any booty,\nand It Is supposed they took a boat\nwhich they had moored on the bank cf\nthe river.\nWON'T APOLOGIZE.\nLondon, Sept 23\u2014In an interview today on the subject of the demand made\nupon him through the admiralty by\nrear-admiral Lambton for an apology,\nlieutenant-general Sir Archibald Hunter\nBald: \"The South African war commission was appointed to elicit facts and\nopinions, I am no more infallible\nthan anyone else, but right or wrong\nin my evidence before the commiaston,\nI pronounced the opinion, which I believe to be true, the shooting of the\nnaval guns at Ladysmith was bad. So\nfar as I am concerned, the matter rests\nthere.\nTHE OLD GANG AT KASLO\nRETALLACK    AND    GALLIHER    GET\nAFTER BOB GREEN.\nTHE   SILVER-LEAD CHAMPION  IB A\nWINNER,\n[Special to Tbe Dally News.]\nKaslo, Sept. 23.-John L. Retallack, the\nliiwrai candidate for Kaslo riding, heid\na political meeting last night In uie Auditorium here at which a. special effort\nwaa mado to secure from the lion. R, Jj'.\nGreen and his supporters some declaration\nas to tiie proposed policy ot the Mobride\ngovernment. All the time they could use,\nwas offered to the Green taction but their\nattempts to detend Air. Greens record,\nor to enunciate future policy were signal failures.\nW. a. Galllher. M. P., for thla riding,\nwas present ln Mr. Ketaiiack's lnte.est, and\ngave an address for one hour, covering\null the leading questions in a masteriy\nmanner. He was listened to with earnest attention by both liberals and conservatives,\nMr. Retallack spoke for a few minutes\nand at tho request of the conservatives,\ngenerously gave up his time allowance\nio Mr. Green in order to allow him every\nopportunity to defend tne McBride gang.\nMr. Green talked against time and bort-d\ntne large audience to weariness with a\nrepetition of vague, glittering, generalities. Professor Wilson, of Los Angeles,\nand socialistic candidate Shannon gave\nInteresting addresses on socialism.\nThe meeting closed enthuoiasiically in\nfavor of Mr. Retallack wltn cheers for\nthe king and the liberal candidate.\nPARLIAMENTARY PARTY,\nNo Stay Made in Nelson\u2014All Are Greatly\nImpressed by Their Trls\nThe British parliamentary party arrived In Nelson last uigiit on the western\ntrain which reached nere at a few minutes before midnight. Their stay in the\ncity wus of tne briefest, as except tor a\nfew of the party, all went on board the\nCrow boat direct from the train. Col.\nSadler and two others paid a stiort visit\nto tho Nelson club, H. Stewart having\nmet the party and presented invitations\nfrom the club to each gentleman, which\nwas accepted by those mentioned.\nLord Lyveden, who organized th excursion, stated to a representative of The\nDally News that the trip had been u succession of surprises to all. None oi* them\nhud been across Canada before, and the\nimmensity of It hud been so far beyond\nany of their preconceived ideas that speaking for himself he would say he had never\nbefore beon so impressed. The boundless\nnatural resources, and tbe splendid class\nof people that they had met everywhere\nbad delighted tho purty. He regretted as\nthey all did, that they could not stay\nlonger In the country, but circumstunces\nwere such  that no delay was possible.\nGeorge Doughty, M. P., who was also\npresent, sold tnat he would not have missed the Journey for a great deal. It hud\nbeen a very long one-so much longer than\nbe hud any idea of .that he could hardly\nexpress how tremendous the distance cov-\nered had seemed to all of them. He\nthought that the visit of the party would\nhave very important effects-in tho future.\nBooks on the country did not convey any\nreal Idea of It. What had impressed him\nmore than anything else, and other mem-\"\nbers of the party had expressed themselves\ncs having been similarly Impressed,, was\nthe splendid young nation that was grow-\nnig up here. The people seemed as imperial as could be desired, and yet there was\nu difference lhat was hard to detine. Under good government he believed that Canada would develop Into one of the greatest nations Jn the world. The evidences\nof stamina und strength, both physical\nund mental'seen In the faces of the vast\nbulk of the people that they hud met\nwus pleasant to note\nOthers o ftlie party expressed themselves as too much futigued to talk, but\nseveral desired to express their appreciation of the uniform courtesy that had\nbeen met with from all with whom they\nhad come In contact. Especial mention bolng made of the officials of tho railway, all\nthrough the tour.\nTho party leave this morning on their\nway east on the Crow boat at 6 u. in.\nIT CAME HIGH.\nBreach of Promise Suit in Ontario Cost\nDefendant $4,000.\n[Special to The Dally News.]\nBerlin, Ont, Sept. 23\u2014Mary B. Kist-\nner. of Preston, was today awarded a\nJudgment of $4,000, with $135.35 costs,\nagainst Milton Ricker, a young farmer\nat Branchton, in a suit for breach of\npromise of marriage.\nMANUFACTURERS IN THB WEST.\n[Special to Tha Dally News.]\nWinnipeg, Sept 23.\u2014The manufacturers!, associated excursion party left\ntoday for the west.\nReceptions were .tendered them at\nPortage La Prairie and Brandon. The\nspecial train left the latter place for\nCalgary at 8 o'clock this evening.\nONE THOUSAND MEN OUT\nBUILDERS' LABORERS   STRIKE IN\nMONTREAL.\nTROUBLE   IS OVER   EXTRA   TIME\nAND SUNDAY LABOR.\n[Special to The Daily News.]\nMontreal, .Sept. 23.\u2014Ono thousand\nbuilders' laborers went on strtko today, and 000 still remain at work.\nThe men demand time and a half for\novertime, and double time for Sunday\nlabor.\nThe master builders refuse to accede\nto the demands of the men.\nMontreal, Sept. 23.-NIne hundred\nbuilding laborers went out on strike\nthis morning because their employers\nhad refused to sign a new wage scale.\nThirty-one employers signed the scale,\nbut the balance are reported as determined to light the matter to the end,\nclaiming labor Is already paid as well\nas the existing conditions will warrant.\nKILLED BY A BULL.\n[Spectal to The Dally New*.]\nSt. Thomas, Ont, Sept. 23,\u2014Peter\nHemmlngway, of Corinth, was killed by\na bull this morning. While he was intending to bis duties In the barnyard,\nthe animal suddenly turned on him,\nand although dishorned It trampled upon\nand bruised him terribly. His hired\nman with a pitchfork drove tbe animal\nfrom the barn, but Hemmlngway lived\nonly a few minutes after he was rescued,\n***************************\n*> COAL TROUBLE OVER, *\n+ \u2014\u2014 *\n+ Men at Morrlssey Are All Back +\n'\u2666 At Work\u2014Agreement Was \u2666\n* RatlSed. *\n<\u25ba [Special to The Dally News.] *\n* Fernie, Sept. 23.\u2014As was antl-' *\n* clpated yesterday, the difficulty *\n+ between some of the employees *\n+ ot the Crow's Nest Pss Com- +\n+ pany and the management over *\n* the question of weighing the coal *\n* loads has been amicably ad- *\n+ justed, and work has been re- <t>\n* sumed at the collieries. 4)\n* The agreement signed in April   *\n* last by the  company and   the \u2666\n* miners, after the long conference +\n+ held by the Provincial Mining It\n+ Association as Intermediaries, *\n+ has again been ratified, and the +\n* trouble Is over satisfactorily. *\n* The company eay that had the  +\n* question, in  dispute been pre- *\n* sented to the management  ln *\n* the flrst instance, as provided +\n\u2666. for by the agreement, no trouble +\n+ whatever would have arisen, but +\n+ ln any case the matter has been \u2666\n+ settled, after causing a tempor- *\n+ ary shut down for a couple of +\n* days. +\n* \u00ab\n*****+**________+++++++*++*\nSUDDEN DEATH AT COAST\nCAPTAIN    RUDLIN    EXPIRES   ON\nVANCOUVER STREET.\nWAS SENIOR COMMANDER OP THE\nCP.R.'S FLEET.\n[Special to The Dally News.]\nVancouver, Sept 23.\u2014Captain Georgo\nRudlin, Benior commander of the Canadian Pacific Navigation company's fleet,\nand one of the best known navigators\nof the coast dropped dead on Hastings\nStreet this morning shortly after having docked his steamer on completing\nhis four thousand six hundred and .sixteenth voyage from Victoria.\nCaptain Rudlin was about 70 years\nold, but wns specially hale and rugged.\nHe showed no signs of illness when te\ncompleted his trip this morning. He\nmade a remark to one of his officers that\nhe would run up and express his sympathy with Mrs. Tolmle, the wife of on\nold friend who had Just died, and started\nup town. Five minutes later he fell\ndead.\nHeart disease ls the verdict of the doctors.\nNO. 135\nOHATIOED WITH ERAUD.\nEnglishman Arrested In Toronto Accused\nof Stealing $350,ow.\n.Toronto, Sept. 23.\u2014Arthur Stanley Rowe,\nan Englishman, was arrested here a few\ndays ago on a charge of embezzling \u00a370-\n000 from the Great FJngal Consolidated,\nLimited, a mining company, in London\nHe was found at the office of a well-known\nbroker, with whom he has beon recently\nnegotiating to enter partnership.\nRowe ls 32 years of age .slight of stature, of pleasing address, and evidently a\nman of culture and shrewdness. He lived\nfn Toronto under the name of Albert P,\nPrescott.\nHe came to Canada threo months ago\nfrom London, and, aftor six weeks in\nMontreal, came on to Toronto. Here he\nwent among tho brokers, and finally arranged to put money into an office near\nthe corner of King and Toronto streets.\nThe negotiations hud not been completed,\nbut had progressed so far that in the temporary absence of the head of the firm\nRowe was in charge of the business. He\nwaa superintending things when arrested\ntoday.\nThe arrest was mnde by detective Sle-\nmln. The case in this country Is In the\nhands of Inspector MeCaskill of tho Quebec provlncll police.\nIn London, Rowe, alias. Prescott, was\nlocated at 22 Hyde Park Square .and tho\nwarrant for his arrest came from the\nGuild Hall police court. The English police\nofficials, upon Intelligence of lii.s escape\nto-Canada, kept in touch with the attorney-general at Quebec, with tho result\nthat Inspector MeCaskill found the long\nsought defaulter In Toronto. He was taken under the Fugitive Offenders' Act.\nRowe has retained the services of Rob-\nlnette & Godfrey, and will fight the case.\nThe- caso was up today for tho second\ntime and a further adjournment wns\ngranted at the request of the crown who\ndesire to obtain further evidence before\nproceeding. Bnll wus refused and Rowe\nwaa sent down to jnll again until next\nMonday, when the case will be proceeded\nwith.\nCOMING OUT OF DAWSON.\nCrowds on Their Way Down From tho\nNorth\u2014Winter too Severe.\nVancouver, Sept, 2.1.\u2014It may now be said\nthat the fall rush of passengers from the\nnorth has begun. Boats from Dawson\nare crowded, and a passenger who arrived on the Amur today said:\n'There ore Just hundreds and hundreds\nof people to come out from Dawson nnd\ntho surrounding country this fall. T know\nthem by the dozens, and everybody with\nwhom I hnve talked had scores of friends\nwho Intend to come out. Some of these\nere \"coming for good, but the great majority of them simply menn to spend the\nwinter outside and will return In the\nspring. Thero nro mnny more coming out\nwho will go back over the ice.\n\"This theory of the passenger situation\n1s borne out hy the fact thnt the travel\nfrom the Inside has heen very light nil\nsummer, while the travel to Dawson has\nboen fairly good. All tho season the preponderance of the passengers bound Inside has been great over those coming\nout It Is fair to presume that there will\nbe ns many Dawsonites winter outside next\nwinter ns hns heen the case heretofore.\nAlt things considered .there Is a general\nconviction thnt every stenmer from the\ninside from this on will be loaded.\"\nBAST KOOTENAY COAL MINKS.\nPay Day at Coal Creek, Michel antl Mor-\nrlssey-Ovcr flGO.OOO Paid Out,\nSaturday wns the monthly pay day nt\nthe Crow's Nest Pass coal mines.\nTho totnl sum paid out amounted to\nover 1160,000, or un inerense of about |9,000\nover the previous month.\nThe following were the figures for each\nof these camps:\nCoal Creek  $04,533.85\nMichel     56.0W.fl0\nMorrlssey     88,901.00\nTo*al     $K\u00bb,ltW.2G\nMAGNIFICENT PERFORMANCE\nMIKADO    AT    THB    OPERA    HOUSEL\nSCORES GREAT SUCCESS.\nGILBERT AND SULLIVAN'S OPERA IN\nWORTHY  HANDS.\nThe performance of the Mikado lost\nevening was worthy of all praise. Well\nsung, well acted and well staged, this old-\ntime favorite captured new laurels. The\nflwt night of any performance is always\nan anxious time and this Is doubly true\nwhen amateurs are concerned, but last\nnight It early became evident that careful, conscientious training had obviated\nthe possibility of a hitch.\nThe story of the \"Mikado\" iB too well\nknown to require repetition, but It is always new and delightful when well presented and well presented It certainly ls\nby the Nelson Operatic Society.\nTho whole caste thoroughly understood\ntheir several roles and performed them\nwith animation and go.\nMrs. Melville Parry as Yum-Yum waa\nmost vivacious and charming, and could\nnot have had a more finished lover than\nGeorgo Kydd as Nanki-Poo. Mrs, R. W.\nHannlngton in the part of Pitti-Slng woe\nunusually clever,, and Miss Ida Johnson,\nwho took the part of Peep-Bo, completed\nthe charming trio. Ko-Ko and Pooh-Bah\nwere intensely comical as usual and the\nparts lost nothing of their original,savour in the hands of Alleyn Wright and\nEdgar Mason, who by the way In his\ncharacter Lord High Executioner hajrnd-\nded several wholly new names to hlB \"little list.\" Ralph Clark as Plsh-Tush had\na perfect Japan finish, and no professional\ncould have carried an umbrella in more\noriental style than R, McFarland (Nee-\nBan.)\nHis royal state If nothing more would\ncall for special mention of the Mikado of\nJapan, but Tom Scanlan by his droll\nrendering of the part earned recognition\non another score, and Mrs. M. S. Davys\nmade a Katsha whicli many a professional manager might envy.\nMuch of the credit for this excellent pro.\nductlon must be given to the stage director, Melville Parry ,and a full share also\nto W. A. Jowett, the musical director, who\nhas most efficiently trained the orchestra.\nOf the orchestra, the flrst violin, Mrs.\nT. Morley and Miss Ivy Johnstone, second\nviolins, were especially effective In their\nwork.\nThe opera will be given agnln tonight\nand tomorrow and will, If possible, be better than before. There has already been\na large advance sale of seats for tonight\nbut such opportunities as this to pass a\ndelightful evening are rare and there are\nnot so many first class attractions here\nthat such a one as the present can well\nbe skipped.\nFollowing Is tho full caste:\nTho Mikado of Japan   Tom  Scanlan\nNanki-Poo   (hts  son,   disgusted   ns  a\nwandorlng minstrel)  George Kydd\nKo-Ko (lord high executioner of Tlti-\npu)    .Edgar Mason\nPooh-Bah  (lord high everything also)\n % Alleyn   Wright\nPfsh-Tush (a noble lord) Ralph Clark\nNee-Ban (an umbrella bearer)\t\n t R.   McFarland\nYum-Yum (sister, ward of Ko-Ko)....\n Mrs.  Melville  Parry\nPitti-Sing (slater, ward of Ko-Ko)....\n Mrs. R. W. Hannlngton\nPeep-Bo  (ftlntcr,  ward  Of  Ko.Ko)\t\n Mln* Ida Johnson\nKatlsha (an elderly lady, In love with\nNanki-Poo)  .Mrs, M. S. Davys\nCHORUS.\nSopranos\u2014Mrs. E. McLeod, Mrs. J. A.\nArmstrong, Mrs. W. Llllfe, Mrs. E. Apple-\nwhalte, Miss L, Relley, Miss Hansen, Miss\nMcMJcking, Miss Johnson.\nContraltos\u2014Mrs, R. H. Williams .Mrs.\nW. B. Heathcote, Mrs. W .J. Goepel,\nMrs. W. A. Thurman, Mrs. Dr. Arthur,\nMiss B.  Reflej'.\nTenors\u2014C. A. Benedict, Onslow Newllng,\nP. 1')hMoulin. Rex Macdonald, I. G. Nelson, F. M. Chardhourne,\nBasses-E. Grlzelie, W. Ross, L. Smith,\nM. Boddy, J. Dny, A. Proctor, Melville\nParry. \u2022\nORCHESTRA.\nFlrBt Violin, H, Harris; second violins,\nMrs. T. Morley, Miss Ivy Johnstone;\nvloln, Thomas Morley; (lute, A. Tregillus;\ntrombone, Mr. Johnson: ctarinotte ,Mr,\nWinter; cornets, Fred Irwin, Mr. Dunn;\ndrums. T. Mills; organ, Mr. Weir; piano,\nMiss McConnon.\nStage director, Melville Parry.\nMusical director, W. A. Jowett.\nENGLISH BYE-ELECTION.\nRochester Remains Conservative on\nthe Fiscal Question.\nLondon, Sept. 23.\u2014A bye-e]ection was\nheld at Rochester today to replace viscount Craiibourne who resigned Ms\nseat in the house of commons on his\nelevation to tbe peerage as a consequence of the death of his father, the\nmarquis of Salisbury.\nThe contest, which was keenly fought\non the fiscal question, resulted in the\nconservatives retaining the seat, their\ncandidate, Charles Luff, receiving 2,601\nvotes, against 1,984 recorded for Sir\nHarry Johnston, the liberal candidate.\nCANADA'S CASE IS CLOSED\nPROCEEDINGS   OP   THE   ALASKAN\nCOMMISSION.\nAMERICAN      CONTENTION\nBEING URGED.\nNOW\nLondon, Sept. 23.\u2014Attorney-general\nFInlay concluded his argument on behalf ot Canada at this morning's cession of the Alaskan Boundary Commission.\nHe received the thanks of chief Justice Alverstone and Messrs Root -ind\nLodge on bis lucid explanation of so\ntechnical and comprehensive a subject.\nThe attorney-general made It clear\nabove everything tbat Canada wanted\naccess to tbe sea, and the American\ncounsel Informed tbe Associated 1'rma\nthat every effort will be made to con-\"\nvince the tribunal that the treaty contemplated a barrier between the Dominion and tbe ocean and that the question of territory was not Important provided tbe shores and Inlets remain lu\nthe possession of the United States.\nThe attorney-general, after a recapitulation of tho points of bis argument,\nreferred to the great importance of tho\nquestions at IsBue, and concluded by\nsaying: \" I trust tho Canadian Interests\nwill not suffer by my presentation. I\ncommit the question Into the hands of\nthe tribunal, with full confidence In their\njudgments.\"\nDavid T. Watson, of Pittsburg, counsel for the American side, opened this\nafternoon for the United States, describing the purchase of Alaska, and stating\nthat the United States published in 1367\nthe map issued by Russia ln 1826, one\nyear after the treaty with Great Britain, and that no protest was made\nagainst the boundary therein flxed,\ntither by Oreat Britain or by Canada.\nMr. Watson pointed out that it -vas\nthree years after gold waa discovered\nin the Yukon territory that Great Britain made her flrst formal notification\nthat she would question the title of the\nUnited States to the heads of the different inlets.\nThe correspondence hitherto referred\nto. the actual demarcation line on the\nground, but no question as to the acsu-\nracy of the boundary claimed by the\nUnited States as universally shown on\nthe maps had ever previously been\nraised by Great Britain.\nA. B. Aylesworth, K.C., of Canadian\ncounsel, remarked that ln 1871 Canada\nhad no concern ln the question, and\nhad no right to Interfere with an objection,, as her territory was not extended to the Paclflo until 1871,\nMr. Watson, continuing, quoted tho\nreports of the surveyor-general of\nCanada In 1874, agreeing that the line\nwas across certain rivers emptying at\nthe head of Lynn canal, and argued\nthat Canada thereby acknowledged the\nUnited States' claim to the head of the\ninlets'.\nThe commission then adjourned for\nthe day.\nA DOMINION NOMINATION.\nISpeclal to The Dally News.] \u2022\nToronto, Sept    23.\u2014Uriah    Wilson,\nM.P., has been nominated for the commons by the conservatives of Lenox .ind\nAddington, a new constituency.\n* SUMMIT CAMP FATtUTV\nhut fin\nIN DRDUI\nThg Exhibition Will Open\nThis Horning\nA Splendid Display and an\nAttractive Program\nAN    OLD   TIME   PROSPECTOR    IS\nCRUSHED TO DEATH.\nHE WAS BURIED UNDER A MASS CF\nFALLING ORE.\n[Special to Tha Daily Kern.]\nPhoenix, Sept 23.\u2014The flrst fatality\nthat has occurred for years at any mine\nln Summit camp happened yesterday\nmorning at the Emma mine, which Is\nbeing operated by the Hall mines\nsmelter, of Nelson. Archie Connor, '<ne\nof the old time prospectors of the\nBoundary, vas. the victim, losing his\nlife by being crushed by a mass of ore.\nConnor and Morrison, the latter a\nbrother of the foreman, had gone Into\nthe ore chute to loosen some large\npieces of ore that prevented the balance from going down, and provided\nthemselves with a rope, to be quickly\ncaught In case the ore Bhould suddenly\ngive way beneath them. The ore did\ngive way, as expected, when loosened,\nand Morrison succeeded In grasping\nthe rope, while Connor unfortunately\nmissed it, and went down in the railing\nore- Death must have been almost instantaneous, as It took the mine force\nseveral hours to get his body out, there\nhaving probably been twenty or twenty-\nfive tons of ore above him. Dr. G. E.\nSpankle, of Greenwood, was sent for,\nand arrived long before the remains\nwere recovered, but, of course, life had\nlong been extinct. The remains were\nterribly mutilated.\nDr. George M. Foster, the district\ncoroner, was summoned, and this afternoon an Inquest was held at the\nmine, which is located on the Phoenix\nspur, between this place and Eholt.\nConnor was a native of Belfast,\nMaine, where he has a father and\nmother residing. He was a man of\nover 50 yers of age, and unmarried. He\nls one of the old time prospectors In\nthe Boundary, having been in this section for the last ten or twelve years,\nand having some properties in differ rat\ncamps. Last winter he worked at tbe\nGranby mines, and but a little over a\nmonth ago joined Phoenix Miners'\nUnion, No. 8.\nAN APPALLING CONDITION.\nPress of St. Kltts Up In Arms Agalast\nthe Government for Its Neglect.\nSt. Thomas, D.W.I., Sept. 23.\u2014The\nGazette of the British Island of St.\nKltts says: \" The moment for the helping hand of the government to be extended cannot much longer be delayed,\nIf the laboring population of the Islands\nof St. Kltts and Nevis are to be kept\nfrom starvation.\nAn appalling condition of poverty exists. The estates have been compelled\nto lessen their expenses owing to the\nlong drought, and able-bodied men nnd\nwomen are hardly earning enough to\nsupply their dally wants.\"'\nThe Times of St. Vincent blames the\ngovernment for the misery prevailing\nsince the volcanic eruption In that\nIsland, adding that starvation and disease are killing many persons, and a\nlarge number are half naked and penniless. Neighbors of both sexes sleep in\nthe sheds and tattered tents erected a\nyear ago \"harbors of diseaso and immorality, and a disgrace to the colony.\"\nTHE VITRIOL THROWER.\n[Special to The Dally News.]\nOwen Sound, Sept. 23.\u2014Mrs. Wm.\nBoy was committed to trial today en\na charge of throwing carbolic acid In\nthe face of Emma Boyce, who swore\nthat Mrs. Boy did the work.\nWILL ARBITRATE.\nVancouver Newspapers and Printers to\nSettle their Differences.\n[Special to Tho Dally News.]\nVancouver, Sept. 23,-The Vancouver\nnewspapers today decided to arbitrate\ntheir differences with the printers.\nThe first annual fair held In this city,\nand the flrst fair to be held In tho Kootenays, opens on the exhibition grounds\nhere this morning.\nThe fair la being held under the au-\neplciea of the Nelson Agricultural and\nIndustrial Association of British Columbia,\nthe officers and dlrectora of which are as\nfollows:\nOfficors-W. A. Galllher, M.P., Hon. pre*.\nldent; John Houston, ex-M.P.P., Hon. president; James Johnstone, president; E. C,\nTraves, vice-president; Jl B. Annable,\nsecretary; J. J. Malone, treasurer.\nDirectors\u2014A. R. Sherwood, W. A. Thurman, w, O. Olllett, James McPhee, A. D.\nEmory, David McCreath, Jacob Dover, A.\nB. Shannon, W. J. Wilson, James Tarry,\nChris Morrison, Edward Ferguson, W J.\nHolmes, Harry Wright, Fred A. Starkey.\nJ. A Klrkpatrlck.\nThe chairmen of the various exhibition\ncommittees are as follows\u2014W. G. QUIett,\nbuildings and grounds; Fred A. Starkey,\nfruits and vegetables; D. McCreath, horticulture; A D. Emory, line arts and ladles' work; W. A. Thurman, live stock\nand poultry; Jacob Dover, mining exhibit;\nJ. J. Malone, sports committee.\nDuring a large part of Tuesday and by\nfar the greater part of last night the various committees of the Agricultural Society worked like beavers in and about\nthe fair buildings. Today the citizens and\nvisitors will have an opportunity of Inspecting tho results of their labors.\nThe building has all been completed and\ntastefully draped -In white and colored\nbunting, and the effect Ib exceedingly ar-\nItlstic. Down the center Is a long table\nrunning nearly the whole length of the\nbuilding, piled high with fruit of all kinds.\nTho ore exhibit, especially that from Ymir,\nIs moat interesting, and will be tbe center of attraction for mining visitors today.\nTho results that have been achieved by\nthe directors and the other workers are\ncertainly wonderful. To run a successful\nagricultural fair in an eastern town or\ncity, even ln tho center of a farming\ncommunity is considered no light taalt\neven by the most experienced, the undertaking of the Nelson directors, however,\nhas heen far harder than this. Besides\ntha agricultural and florlcuHural portions\nof the fair they had also to organise a\nmineral exhibition, a miners' celebration,\nand a grand series of athletic aports.. To\narrange for all this successfully as has\nbeen done, has required no small amount\nof executive ability, and the directors deserve unstinted praise for their enterprise\nand  hard  work.\nThe ladies were among the most Indefatigable workers yesterdny, and to their\nefforta in no small degree aro the directors nnd the general public Indebted\nfor today's spectacle.\nYestorday secretary Annable moved lib*\noffices to tho fair building where It will\nremain till the close of the exhibition.\nThat the grounds will be well patronized\ntoday goes without saying. Tne largest\nbulk of the visitors will probably arrivo\ntoday, the lacrosse match tomorrow being a great attraction for those who can\nonly spare one day for the fair. Tho\nShamrocks are expected In tin the Crow's\nNest boat this afternoon, and will remain\nover tilt Friday evening.\nThe baby show this morning will be the\ncenter of attraction If the weather is line,\nas on that will probably depend thu appearance of many of the Infants. Tho\nprizes for the youngsters nro on display\nin the window of J. J. Walker, adjoining\nthe building where the show will be held.\nBesides the big fair building two largo\ntents havo been erected for live stock.\nThe entrance wilt bo from Vernon street,\naide doors lending to the tents nnd to tho\nrecreation grounds from tho main building.\nThe Ymir exhibit nf oro Is by far tho\nlargest, and reflects credit on E. W. Wlddowson.  who  collected   und   arranged  It.\nFrom Rossland a shipment of 1.GO0 pounds\nof high grade ore wns received yesterday,\nand this has all been duly arranged and\nwell displayed.   Other neighboring camps\nare equally woll represented, and our local mines aro to the front.\nTho programme for today will be:\n11 to 12 a. m.\u2014Baby show.\n12:30\u2014Formal opening of exhibition by\nmayor Rose.\n1 p. m.\u2014Boys drilling contest,\n2 p. m.\u2014Balloon ascension and paras-chute drop.\n2:80 to 6 p. m.\u2014Drilling contests, opening with the set between North Star and\nYmlr teams.   Vaudeville performance.\nt> p. m.\u2014Hub-and-hub races,\n8:30\u2014Performance of Mikado by tho NelBon Operatic Society nt the opera house.\nThe Nolson band will be in nttendnnce\nall tho afternoon at the grounds.\nCopies of the prlzo list nnd all particulars concerning tho fair can be obtained from tho secretary of the exhibition,\nJ. E. Annable. nt his office on the grounds.\nTHE MAN FOR TIIE PLACE\nLondon, Sept. 28,-Hon. Clifford ffflon\nnnd-olhcrs of the Canadian party are exceedingly well pleased with attorney-general Flnlay'a work. ...,.\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e,.\n*The St. James fliuette says: Attorncy-\ngoneral Finlay Is In his element over tno\nAlaskan boundary commission, w\u00ab\u00abay\u00ab\nmay he the conditions of his (,(m\u00a3e\u2122,(;\nNo man fn tho profession nn or off tho\nbench knows his law bettor. He glories\nIn tho technicalities and subtleties of a\nbig cause, fiich as that ho is now en.\ngaged In. While he Is never known to\ncrack a joke In court. It Is equally tnie\nho has never been known to mlES a point.\nANCIENTS SAIL FOR BOSTON.\nLondon. Sept. 23.\u2014Tho members of the\nAncient nnd Honorable Artillery Company\nof London, the carl of Denbigh commanding, woro given a rousing send-off on the\noccasion of their departure for Boston\nfrom Liverpool today on the Dominion\nliner Mayflower. The ancients go to tho\nITn'ted Slates at the Invitation of the name-\nsake compnny of Boston, which organization was entertained In London several\nyears ago. While Boston Is tho chief objective point of the Journey it Is expected\nthat a woatern trip will be mnde n\u00bb far ns\nChicago. New York will be visited also\nand a stay of several days will bo arranged for In Washtng*\u00bbn.\nHATCHERIES FOR B.C.\nOttawa, t3ept. 23.\u2014In the house today hon. Raymond Prefonlalne said\nthat the government contemplated\nbuilding new hatcheries In British .Columbia, but had not yet decided at what\npoint they could bolocated.\n THE DAILY NEWS: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1908\nHUDSON'S BAY\nCOMPANY.\nINCORPORRTBD   1STO.\nTo make room for new goods\nwe are offering our\nWhole Stock of Ladies' Costumes\nand Mantles at Largely\nREDUCED\nPRICES\nLOOK AT THIS\nRed Homespun Costumes, Eaton Jacket, satin lined,\nbeautifully trimmed and finished, regular price 827.50\nreduced to $15.\nGreen Mixed Tweed Loose Jacket, stitched, regular price\n$16.50 reduced to $8.25.\nLadies Capes, regular price $12.50 reduced to $10.50.\nAbout 30 Suits offered at similar cut prices\nWATCH OUR WINDOWS.\nTie fludsoi's Bau stores\n\\\nThe Canadian Bank of Commerce\nWith wbloh 1* Amalgamatad\nThe Bank of British Columbia.\nBBAD OFFICE-TORONTO.\nPaid up Capital, 8.700,000.   Reserve Funs), H,000,M.\nAggregate Resource* Exceeding t78\u201eflCO,000\n\u25a0Oft. 010.  JL COX, President\n B. \u25a0. WALKBR, General Manager, i\nSaving Bank Department   ^*^^^\u00ab\u00ab^ *\"\u2022\u00ab\u00ab.<\nNelson Branch. bbuce heathcot* *\u00bb\u00bb\u2022\u00ab\u2022.,'\nWE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF\nPipe and Pipe Fittings\n1-8 TO 6 INOH, ALSO PIPE TOOLS\nRubber and Leather Belting, Packing, Mill Board, Mill Hose and all\nMill Supplies, Wagon Material, Hardwood Lumber, Corrugated Iron,\nCement, Fire Brick, Fire Clay, Steel, Iron, Steel Plates, Coal, Mining\nRails, Ore Can, Paints, Oil, Glass. A full line of Shell Goods and\nGarden Tool*. ________________\nAQENT8: GIANT POWDER CO.\nCANTON DRILL 8TEEL\nH. BYERS & GO.\n NELSON AND SANDON\nWe expect to\nreceive a\nstraight car ot\nPreserving Peaches\nCrawford Freestone Peaches\ndirect from Wenatchee on today's train from We south.\nBook your order* early aa the bulk ot the car is sold to arrive.\nJ. Y. CHIFFIJI & CO., Limited\nP. BURNS & CO.\nWHOLESALE AND RETAIL\nMEAT MERCHANTS\nHEAD OFFICE NELSON, B. 0,\nBranch Markete in Rossland, Trail, Nelson, Kaslo, Sandon,\nThree Forks, New Denver and Slocan City.\n.rttre bj Wall t. a*y \u25a0ggej wm mm __*__ \u201e\u00ab rw., k\u201e\u201e_. '\nfill llie News in Tire News\nTHE DAILY NEWS\nPublished at Nelson every morning, except\nMonday, by  '\nF. J. DEANE,\nSUBSCRIPTION BATES:\nDally, per month, by carrier \u201el 65\nDally, per month, by mall    GO\nDally, per year, by carrier 7 00\nDally, per year, by mall 6 00\nDaily, per year, foreign 8 00\nTHB WEEKLY NEWS:\nWeekly, per hall year , H SS\nWeekly, per year 3 00\nWeekly, per year, foreign S 00\nSubscription* Invariably In advance,\nADVERTISING RATES:\nDisplay Advertisement, 14 per inch per\nmonth; Display Advertisements, 26 cent*\nper Inch each Insertion less than a month;\nLocals, 10 cents per line each Insertion;\nClassified Advertisement* 1 cent per word\neach insertion; Wholesale Card*, 12.60 per\nmonths; Society Card*, 12.50 per month.\nLONDON AGENCY:.\nThe Dally New* 1* on file at the offlce*\nof E. ft J. Hardy ft Co., Advertising and\nPress Agent*. SO Fleet Street, London,\nE. C, England.\nLIBERAL CANDIDATES.\nNelson:\nS. S. TAYLOR, K.C.\n-   Ymir;\nALFRED PARR.\nKaslo:\nJOHN L. RETALLACK.\nRossland:\nJAMES A. MACDONALD.\nGreenwood:\nJ. R. BROWN.\nGrand Forks:\nW. a p. CLEMENT.\nFernle:\nE. C. SMITH.\nCranbrook:\nDR. J. H. KINO.\nRevelstoke:\nJ. M. KELLIE.\nSHOULD VISIT NELSON.\nNow that the cabinet has been completed and numbers the full quota of\nsix ministers, there should be ample\nopportunity for the premier to come to\nNelson to speak on behalf of the local\nconservative candidate. There Ib no\nquestion as to whether Mr. McBride\nwould go to tbat length or not; he would\nnot likely hesitate to go to the relief\nof any candidates, whether that candidate be a follower ot hi* or not, all of\nwhich goes to show, of course, what a\nunited party the conservative party ls.\nIt would be most Interesting to see the\ndear curly-headed boy singing the\npraises of the machine candidate. That\nbe has not already done so, and thus\nheaped coals of flre on tbe man who\nturned on him the moment he became\npremier, ls due, no doubt, to the vast\namount of business the short banded\nministry have had to do. Happily,\nthat ls ended, and the premier will now\nbe more at liberty to go afield and speak\nat the weak places on behalf of his candidates. That Is why he should strain\na point, and come to Nelson. There\nare plenty of other weak places clamoring for a smile and a word from the\nboy who wants a chance, and that fact\nmay militate against his visiting this\ncity. There ls also another reason\nwhy he may not do so, and that Ib, the\nnecessity he feels for staying near to\nhis own hunting ground that he may\nkeep his own fences in order. That is\na vital point; it would never do for the\nfirst minister to be beaten, and yet there\nIs about an equal chance that there will\nhappen. \u00bb\nMr. McBride should come to this city\nbecause the people of Nelson want to\nknow something definite about his policy, something which Mr. \"Wilson forgot\nto tell us about when he was here on\nMonday night. It is true there is the\nprinted conservative platform, but\nthough It says much, it reveals nothing.\nIt ls too full of generalities to be of\nservice when people want to know details, and that ls what the electors cf\nthis province do want just now. In\nthe past the electors of the province\nhave been too easily gold-bricked, but it\nls scarcely possible that Dick McBrido\nand his colleagues will be able to work\nthe confidence trick this year. The\npeople are looking for a clear cut policy.\nIn vain do they search the paragraphs\nof the conservative Platform; they fail\nto find there that which satisfies them.\nBut in the clearly enunciated policy of\n-the liberals of this province they discover it. It is a policy that every\nelector who wants to see the province\nadvance can safely support; it is a policy\nthat provides for the proper administration of the affairs of what Is destined to be at no distant date the\ngreatest province in the whole Dominion. It Is a policy that ls a distinct\nadvance upon all other platforms and'\npolicies, ln that It ls trained to protect\nthe interest of the people, and not for\nthe benefit of a ruling few.\nWith such a policy, and with candidates qualified to carry it Into effect,\nnot only because it ls the policy of tbe\nRagged clothes quickly\u2014\nthat's what common soaps\nwith \"premiums\" cost; but\nREDUCES\nEXPENSE\nAik far Ike Octsgu Bu 141\n*\u00bb\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022*\u2022\u2022\u2022**\u2022*.*\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022*****.**.*****\u00bb*****************\nI Porto Rico Lumber. Co., Ltd\n- YARDS AT NELSON AND YMIR.    MILLS AT TKDjk\nparty, but because they think the principles Involved are the principles that\nshould constitute the foundation of the\npolitical fabric, the liberals look forward with confidence, not only in this\nconstituency, but throughout the entire province, to the result at the polls\non October 3rd. The indications ure\nthat after that date there will not be\none of the old gang left to tell'the tale.\nFrom all sections of the province the\nreports show that? marked activity characterises the people of every electoral\ndistrict, and that a keener interest is\nblng taken in this contest than has ever\nbeen the case in British Columbia. The\nmore keenly the Interest of the electors\nls aroused the deeper interest will they\ntake ln those questions of civil service\nreform, the readjustmnet of the system\nof taxation, fiscal reform, and the providing of additional transportation facilities on terms under which the interests of the people will be properly\nsafeguarded. The electors are taking\nmore concern in the real issues at staite\nthan was formerly the case, and for\nthis beneficial change in popular sentiment a large share of credit Is due the\npublic press, or rather that part ot It\nwhich has taken opportunity to discuss\nthem. That there is such a change\nin popular sentiment ls undoubted, nnd\nproof of this will be given from one\nend of the province to the other when\nthe ballots are counted and a majority of the members returned are liberals.\nEDITORIAL  NOTES.\nSpeaking of the line up on nomination\nday the Victoria Times says: As far as\nthis district of the province is concerned, the roster of McBride candidates ls complete. We believe there\nhas been some difficulty in other parts\nof the country ln inducing candidates\nto present themselves at the sacrificial\naltar, but on Vancouver Island the selection of Mr. Pooley by a \"convention\"\nproves that the \"old gang\" and the old\ninfluences are still paramount ln the\ncounsels of the old party under a new\nname.\nThe conservatives will carry ..the\ncountry, says the Sandon Standard.\nWell, the country has been carrying the\nconservatives for a good many years,\nand most people think it is time for a\ncomplete change; so the torles will\nhave to carry themselves tor a while.\nThe head lines of a .coast conservative\npaper ls much nearer the truth. It declares tbat \"The conservatives will\nsweep.\" They will, and weep, too, for\nthe next four years.\nThe Colonist and the News-Advertiser\nsay that A. S. Goodeve's election ln\nRossland is conceded\u2014because ho has\ngot a portfolio. But then the coast\npapers referred to were never known to\ngrasp the true situation ln the Kootenays about mining, politics, or anything else. J. A. Macdonald's candidature has taken so well in the golden\ncity that the bnnd new provincial\nsecretary's chances ot election are slim\nindeed.\nHon. R. O. Tatlow, in his nomination\nspeech at Vancouver, ls reported in his\norgan, the News-Advertiser, as admitting that 'the province was in a bad\nfinancial state, and he hoped the conservative would have the chance of putting things right.\" The finance minister\ndid not explain that he was being supported by the same party which had\nbrought this ruinous financial condition upon tbe province.\nSays the Kootenay Mall: No candidate who is afraid to meet his opponents In open discussion before the\npeople whose votes he asks is entitled\nto the confidence of the electorate. Such\na candidate ls the willing tool of the\nlobbyist and the despoller of the public\nestate. The man who Ib prepared to\ndo his duty by the people ls not afraid\nto meet them in the open and defend\nhis   position aud his cause.\nMfelnioy Soap\u2014disinfectant\u2014is strongly\nrecommended by the medical profession u\n* safeguard \u2022gainst infectious diseases.     n\nLB ROI RETURNS.\nTho details of the August shipments\nfrom the Le Rol mine hardly bear out\nthe statement published yesterday. Out\nof 11,940 tons taken from the mine and\ntreated at the smelter during the month,\nthe estimated profit was only $2,500,\nwhile the 3,925 tons sent to Northport\nfrom the old second class dump\nbrought a profit of (12,500, making a\nnet estimated profit for the month of\n115,000.   This Is a better showing than\n\u2022\n* INSIDE   FINISH,   BAND   SAWN\n\u2022 AND TURNED WORK.   WE ALSO\nI CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF\n\u2022 SASH AND DOORS,\n* AN UP-TO-DATE DRY sXttM IN\n* CONNECTION.\n\u2022\n* PORTO RICO LUMBER CO., LU.\n\u2022 Head Ofllce:   Hendryx  and Vernon\nS Street*, Nelson, a a\n\u2022 \u25a0\nROUGH AND DRE8SED\nLUMBER\nMANUFACTURERS OF\n8HINGLES, MOULDING8\nTiie HALL MING\nNELSON, B.C.\nTEA!\nPurchases\nLead, Copper\nand Dry Ores\n: A PBW\n: TIPS ON\n\u2022 \u2022\n\u2022 \u25a0 CENTS will tray ONE POUND   \u2022\n\u2022 of pun, clean. On* Savon* OR- \u00a3\n2  LON-INDIAN  TEA, \u2022\n\u2022 \u00bb CENTS will   buy on*   fount  \u2022\n\u2022 Standard BREAKFAST BLACK ,5\n9 TEA   Purchaser* of ten sound* or *\n\u2022 more, will receive on* pound extra, \u2022\n\u2022 tor each ten pound* purouued. 9.\n5    Equal  to an allowance of TDK a\n\u2022 PER CENT DISCOUNT, Ol tk*M \u2022\n\u2022 ntramely low price*. \u2022\nJ Prices on our regular But* ot 2\ni CHOICE TEA, Mo, Be, Ue, do, Ho, \u2022\n\u2022 ud Wo per pound for Bunk, Or**a \u2022\n\u2022 sat Blended. 5\n\u2022 Telephone in P. \u00ab,\u25a0*\u25a0!\u25a0 \u2022\n; KOOTENAY COFFEE CO. \\\nm    \u201e     \u2022\nStoves Stoves\nSee our elegant line of Heating\nStoves and Steel Ranges at the Exhibition Building.\nWe will be there to show you all the\ngood points that are lacking ln other\nStoves.\nMCLACHLAN BROS.\nC\nLet the GOLD DUST twins de your work,\nI\nwas made the previous month, hut It can\nhardly be satisfactory to the mine management here or in the old country.\nUNIVERSAL PEACE CONGRESS.\nParis, Sept 23.\u2014Tho twelfth Universal\nPeace Congress met today at Rouen and\nwill remain In session until the end of the\nweek. As Its' name signifies, the purpose\nof the congress is to discuss ways and\nmeans for promoting pence among the\nnations, and substituting methods of diplomacy and arbitration of international\ndisputes for warfare and bloodshed, Among\nthose ln attendance at the congress are\nRev. Matthew Anderson' and Herbert\nWelsh, both of Philadelphia, representing\nthe American branch of the Universal\nPeace Union.\nGOLDHILL\nDOWNES'    HOTEL.    CRANBROOK.\nNew, up-to-date sample room*.\nThe bet hotel In Midway Is Crowell's.\nMILLINERY\nOPENING\n* Enfield Co.\nBAKER STREET.\nFOR SALE\n10 LOTS\nIn the new townslte of\nPOPLAR\nRight in the business\ncenter. For price and\nlocation see\nR.J.Steel\nAPPLES\nBOTH EATING\nAND COOKING\nKokanee Creel\\ Haijch,\nO. W. BUSK, Prop.\nOffice and depot Baker streot\nPHONB 213.    NBLSON\nSpecially Invite the ladies to attend\nthe Millinery Opening, Wednesday, 23rd,\nand following days, when they\nwill display all the latest styles ln\nMillinery Novelties, Also Ladles' and\nChildren's Outflttlngs.    \t\nH. & M. BIRD\nReal    Estate   and   Insurance,   Baker\nStreet.\nOffices over McArthur's Furniture Store.\nCompanies represented :\nMutual Life Insurance Company cf\nNew York.\nPhoenix Fire Insurance Company, of\nLondon, England.\nLiverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company.\nBritish America Insurance Company.\nLondon   and Lancashire   Insurance\nCompany.\nInsurance Company of North America.\nCaledonian Insurance  Company,   of\nScotland.\nOcean Accident and Guarantee Corporation.\nCanada Permanent   Mortgage   Corporation.\nRents     collected     and     properties\nNOTICE\nR. Johnson begs to notify the publio\nthat he haa opened a restaurant to he\ncalled the\nROSEMONT\nCAFE\nla the Carney block, next door to the\nAthabasca saloon.\nHeals served at all hours. Open day\nand night       u\nA call solicited.\t\nChadbourn & McLaren\nREAL ESTATE\nINSURANCE AND MINES\n8AMPLINQ AGENTS\nOr* skipped to Nel\u00abon will be eanfnlh?\nlooked *ft*r.  NELBON, B.O.\nMISS ZARA LANE\n(Pupil of Herr Peje store* and Angelo\nM. Read, of Buffalo.)\nHo* opened a class In Music-\nInstrumental Onlv,\nTeaches   the   Leschetlskv  Method.\nTERMS ON APPLICATION.\nAddress Post Offlce Bot CM, City.\nINFANT'S\nBROAD\nTOE\nIS THE\nSENSIBLE\nSHOE\nCan show you sensible shapes In alt\nflue goods.\nI carry only first class quality or rubbers.   Don't forget this when you need\nthem.\nFRED L. IRWIN\nWHEN YOU ORBET YOUR BEST GIRL\nyou should always be well groomed and\nwell dressed, and have your linen Immaculate in its snowy whiteness and exquisite\nfinish. You can keep It that way constantly at a smalt cost when ybu have It\nlaundered at the Kootenay Steam Laundry.\nKootenay Steam Laundry\nBAKER ST., NBLSON, B. C.\nGOLDHILL\nThe new town of the Lardeau Uoid\nMining District, situate at the Second\nCrossing, about three miles south of Poplar, Thin new town offers all the Inducements or Investment and the best of prospects back of It. The townslte Is now being surveyed and already several lots\nhave been reserved.\nGET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR\nAND MAKE YOUR SELECTION AT\nONCE.\nApply to\nW. H. DOWSING\nBAKER ST.. NELSON, B. C.\nKOOTENAY   RAILWAY    AND    NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.\nOPERATING\nINTERNATIONAL   NAVIGATION   AND\nTRADING COMPANY, LIMITED.\nKASLO ll SLOCAN RAILWAY.\n1.00 a.m. Lv..KASLO...Ar. I.U p.m.\n1.00 p.m.Lv.SANDON.Ar. 11.9   e.m.\n(DAILY)\nINTERNATIONAL   NAVIGATION   AND\nTRADING COMPANY, LIMITED.\nKA8L0-NHLIJON   ROUTE.\n8.00 a.m. Lv...NBLSON..Ar. 7.16 p.m.\n1.40 a.m. Ar...KA8LO..Lv. 1.36 p.m.\nTuesday*, Thursdays and Saturday* the\nBteamer   run* through   from  Nelson   to\nLardo and .return.\nTicket* sold to all part* of the United\nState* and Canada via Great Northern and\nO, R. ft N. Company'* line*.\nFor further particular* cal] on or address.\nROBERT IRVING, Manager. Kaslo.\nd. K. TACKABURY. Amis,   N\u00bb1a*|\nIN THE SUPREME COURT Mf   Al I\nBRITISH COLUMBIA.\nIn the Matter of the Estate of Alexander 1\nLinnroth, late of Elko, in the county of I\nKootenay, deceased;    between   Alfred I\nAnderson on behalf of   himself   and I\nall other creditors of the said Alexander I\nLinnroth, plaintiff; and Charles B. Reid,,\nGilbert Hartin and Gustavo Kuester,\ndefendants. L\nPursuant to order made herein   by the]\nHonorable, tho Chief Justice, the 16th day!\nof August. 1903, tender* will be received!\nup to the 12th day of October, 1903, for the!\npurchaso of:   First;   An undivided ono-i\nhalf interest In a lease from the crown!\nfor quarry purposes of Lot number 66tS,r\nGroup  I,   Kootenay  District.    This  lime\nquarry contains about 40 acres and ls slt-L\nunto on the C. P. R. between Lardo and'l\nPoplar; the lease Is for 21 years from Nov-.|\nember, 1001; second, an undivided one-third!\ninterest In the mineral claim \"Patricks,\"!\nLot number' 6189, Group I, Kootenay DIs-1\ntrlct, situate on the south fork of Kaslol\nCreek near the Cork mine. 1\nTenders   for either    property   will  bfffl\nsealed and addressed to the undersigned I\nand marked \"Llnroth Estate, tender fori\nhalf Interest In quarry,\" or \"Llnroth Es-'I\ntate, tender for third Interest ln mineral]\nclaim \"Patricks.\" f\n.Highest or any tender not necessarily 1\naccepted. |\nFor further particulars and conditions'!\nof sale, apply to George E. Martin, plaln-'l\ntiff's solicitor, Kaslo, B. C.\nDated thl* nth September, 1903.\nC. C. DALEY,\nDeputy District Registrar at Kaslo.\n\u25a0\u25a0MM********* \u25a0\n THE DAILY NEWS: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1903\nCRANBROOK BUSINESS DIRECTORY\nLEADING BUSINESS FIRMS\nBOASS OP TBADE\nW, F. GURD, Secretary,\nBAEBBIES\nCRANBROOK   BAKERY,   A  Chartrand,\nCITY BAKERY, C. W. Wilson, Phone 64,\nP. O. Box IH.\nOONPEOTIOHEBB\nO. P. TISDALB, Phone Et.\nDBAY AUD EXPBE88\nPBRRY ft FITZGERALD.\nH08PITAL\nST. EUGENE, (Slater* of Charity).\nLEGAL FIBM8\nE. H. THOMPSON.\nHEAT MABKETB\nP. BURNS ft CO., P. O. Box 9, Phon* 10.\nHARRIS ft J0LDTF5.\nMEBOHAHT TAILOBB\nDBESSMAKIHG\nMISS A  B. CARDIFF.\nPOUBDBT\nTHE STEEL AND IRON WORKS.\nGBOOEBS\n0. T. ROGERS, Phone a, P. O. Box M.\nKINO MERCANTILE CO., Phon* t, P. O.\nHOTELS\nCRANBROOK, June* Ryan, Proprietor.\nDOWNES' COSMOPOLITAN.\nWENTWORTH, Rollins ft Dickinson, Proprietors.\nCANADIAN, O. Brault, Proprietor.\nJEWELEBS\nMcBWBYN ft GRIFFITH, P. 0. Box H.\nLBASK ft HENDERSON, P. O. Box 1M.\nPHYSICIANS AID SUBOEOKB\nDR. J. H. KING. Phone 2, P. 0. Box 28.\nDR. F. W. GREEN, Phone 2, P. O. Box 28.\n*m\nfs Breakfast\nP The best breakfast,  dinner or\nll   snpper for a child is\nVictor B~\u00bbd\nevaporated ClTC'SMIi\nIt is the full cream cows milk, evaporated and\nsterilized. It contains, all the bone, flesh and\nmuscle building elements.\nMaKes Happy Healthy Babies.\nMfd. by CbirlottetowB Condensed Milk Co., Chsrloltetovn, P.B.I.\nPHOTOOBAPHEBB\nFRBST PHOTO CO, P. O. Box M.\nBEAL ESTATE AND IHSUBANOE\nBEALE ft ELWELL.\nTJHDEBTAKEBS AHD EMBALMEBS\nCHAS. CAMPBELL, Phone 46.\nTHB   MACCONNELL   FURNITURE   ft\nUNDERTAKING COMPANY.\nW. F. TATE, P. O. Box IH.\nW. a WILSON.\nWHOLESALE LIQUOBB\nUcDBRMOT ft BOWNESB, P. 0. Box H,\nPhone 17.\nFERNIE BUSINESS DIRECTORY\nLEADING BUSINESS FIRMS.\nBoots and Shoes.\nH. A BENKBBIL.\nBreweries.\nPORT STEELE BREWING CO.\nCigar Factories.\nCROWS NEST  CIGAR FACTORY.\nDrugs and Stationery.\nFERNIE DRUG STORE.   N. B. Suddaby.\nA W. BLBASDALB.   Box 263.\nDentists.\nDR. BARBER.    Opposite Royal Hotel.\nDry Goods and Groceries.\nCHARLBS  RICHARDS.    P.  0.  Box 246.\nCROW'S NEST TRADING CO.\nHotels.\nALBERTA HOTEL. J. L. Gate*, Prop.\nVICTORIA HOTEL.\nFERNIE.   1.  Manahar   Prop.\nQUEEN'S HOTEL. Us        .eft Ron.\nMUSKOKA HOTEL,   j. Bulko, Prop.\nHardware.\nELLIOTT ft SHEPPARD.   Box 216.\nLegal\nROSS ft ALEXANDER.\nMerohant Tailors.\nF. J. MITCHELL.\nMillinery and Fancy Goods.\nMRS. B. TODD. Box !\nReal Estate and Insurance.\nCREE ft HUTCHISON, P.O. Drawer IT\nF. J. WATSON.   P. O. Box ZS.\nRestaurants.\nT. H. ELLIOTT.   Oppoalf* rear of Depot\nUNION   RESTAURANT.    Geo.   K,   Ichl-\nkawa, Prop.\nWatchmakers.\nC. H. DEMAURBZ.\nCholera Infantum\nThere is no danger whatever from this disease when\ntaken in time and properly treated.   All that is necessary\nis to give\nChamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy\nafter each operation of the bowels more thin natural and then\ncastor(oil to cleanse the system. It is safe and sure. When\nreduced with water and sweetened it is pleasant to take.\nI\n\"Ut the GOLD OUST twins do your work\n]\nA NON-PARTIZAN APPEAL\nQUESTIONS    FOR    CANDIDATES    TO\nANSWER\nPUT  BY PROVINCIAL MINING  ASSOCIATION.\nEditor of The Dally News:   Dear Sir.\u2014\nAt tho request  of the  executive  committee of this association, I hand you copy\nof resolution passed by them at their last\nmeeting.\nIn doing so, I beg to state emphatically\nthat our objects are non-partlzun ln politics,, but business ones, solely for the benefit of the mining Industry. We desire,\ntherefore, to elicit from each candidate for\nparliamentary honors\u2014whether conservative, liberal, labor or socialist\u2014his views\non the subject mutters which engaged the\nattention of 250 delegates to our last convention In Victoria, whereat they represented the Ideas of some six thousand\npersons dependent iipon the success of tlio\nmining Industry and were certainly well\nposted on the several mining questions.\nAs an assocation, we have no interest\nwhatever ln any party, but we look to the\ni government of the duy, and the opposition\n| of the   day,  which    together form    the\n[ house of legislature, to care for the great\nand Increasing Industry of mining.\nI Wo ask that the new government and\nI opposition shall, whichever party they rep-\nl resent, not only refrain from retarding\nI this great Industry, but tbat the house\n[ when It meets will vigorously proceed to\nI examine our suggestions and amend the\nI laws which are proved to be Injurious,\nI when we say the mining Industry will\nI (rapidly become the greatest revenuc-pro-\nI ducer, Indirectly and directly, in the prov-\nI Ince.\nI This assoclaton Includes all classes of\nI the mining Industry; bankers, lawyers,\nI mine-owners, miners and muckers.black-\nI smiths, engineers\u2014civil, mechanical und\nI electrical\u2014timbermon, farmers and ranch-\nI era, smelter and refinery men, mine\nI managers, clerks, teamsters, et al, whose\nI political views Include conservatism, llb-\nI erallsm, Industrialism, socialism, and tbe\nI treat of the political parties, large and\nIsmail. All are however, unanimously of\n? the opinion thnt each party member elect-\nI ed shall be placed upon a stand hedged\nI round by his public utterances, which It\nI will be impossible for him to escape from\nI as heretofore, for he wll represent, not\nI himself, but some distinct party which\nI Will feel the responsibility and   seo   that\nhe who is elected to represent it will do\nhs duty, bearing In mind that the mining Industry is a provincial question and\nnot a party one in any sense whatever,\nI am, very truly,\nJOHN KEEN, President.\nVictoria, .September 19th, 1903.\nQuestions for candidates for legislature:\n\"Whereas the Provincial Mining Association of Britsn Columbia is a non-political organization, composed of men of\nall parties and classes:\nAnd whereas the special objects of the\nsaid association are to protect, develop\nand faster the mining industry of Britsn Columbia ln all its branches:\nAnd whereas the association considers\nthat the welfare of the said mining industry, and therfore the province, demands that the reforms recommended at\nthe convention ln February, 1903, are of\nprime Importance to be promptly passed\nby tho provincial legislature;\nBo it therefore resolved by the executive committee of the said association, assembled at Rossland by special call of\nthe president, that every candidate for\nelection at the provincial elections about to\nbe held should be interrogated beforo the\nsaid election with a view to ascertaining\nwhether such candidate favors the recommendations of the said association, and\nwhether, In case he be elected, he will\nsupport the said recommendations by his\nvote and influence ln tho legislature, In\norder that the\u201eelectorate may know what\nstand such candidate will take, if elected, In regard to such recommendations:\nAnd be it further resolved that the members of the executive committee be and\nthey are hereby requested to undertake\nthat each candidate, of whatever party,\nshall be public-ally Interrogated as to the\nstand which such candidate, if elected, will\ntake In the legislature regarding the said\nrecommendations, and particularly the following:\n1. To repeal the two per cent tax:\n2. To amend the mineral act so as to\n{provide that failure to keep up a free\nminer's certificate shall not operate as.a\ncomplete forfeiture of rights acquired under it, but that some reasonable provision be adopted for extension of time within which the certificate must be renewed:\n3. To entitle the owners of mineral\nctnlms to the use of the timber thereon\nfor mining purposes on such claims, wjth-\nuot the Imposition of the royalty which\nls now enforced:\n4. Reduction of foe for crown grant of\na mineral claim from 925 to 110:\nB. To enquire into tho operation of the\n\"Boiler Inspection Act,\" with a view to\nascertnlntg to what extent said net works\nunnecessary hardship upon the owners and\noperators of steam boilers, and to remove by amendment any just grievances\nimposed by the said act:\n\"6. To amend tbe Placer Mining Act so\nas to enable the holders of placer claims\nto secure title thereto by crown grant,\nas in the ease of mineral claims:\n7. To pass a conciliation act for the settlement of labor disputes:\n8. To revise and consolidate the acta\nrelating to quartz mining and placer mining, dn order to remove the numerous\nanomalies now existing under said acts,\nand to simplify the laws relating to both\nclasses of mining:   ,\n9. The desirability of opening Indian\nreserves throughout the province for mining purposes:\nAnd be it further resolved that the secretary be Instructed to send a copy of\nthe convention proceedings to eaoh candidate nominated for election:\nAnd be It further resolved that copies,\nof this resolution be forwarded to the\nnewspapers of each district in the prov\nince.\nT HEY MAKE TOU FEEL GOOD\nDysentery causes the death of more\npeople than \"smallpox and yellow fever\ncombined. In an army it Is dreaded more\nthan a battle. It requires prompt and\neffective treatment. Chamberlain's Colic,\nCholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has been\nused ln nine epidemics of dysentery in the\nUnited States with perfect success, and\nhas cured the most malignant cases, both\nof children and adults, and under the\nmost trying conditions. Every household\nBhould have a bottle at hand. Get It today; It may save a life. Bold by ail\ndruggists and  dealers.\nof men in line at 40,000, the Patriarchs Militant, the military branch of the order,\nmaking a particularly gorgeous showing.\nThe parade was headed by general M. A,\nRaney, commanding general of the encampments, grand lodge representatives\nand subordinant lodge members from every\nstate and territory of the union and from\nsevernl of the Canadian provinces. The\nparade was reviewed by grand sire John\nB. Goodwin and other sovereign grand\nlodge members from a stand erected in\nfront of the Odd Fellow's Temple. The\nroute of the procession, which was several\nmiles long, was gorgeously decorated with\nthe national colors Intertwined about the\nemblems of the order.\nGOLDHILL\nDOWNES*   HOTEL.   CRANBROOK.\nNew, up-to-date sample rooms.\nThe beat hotel in Midway Is Crowell's.\nCASCADE-the Beer that Is Beer.\nROAST THEM ALIVE.\nLondon, Sept. 22.\u2014The correspondent\nto the Dally Telegraph says that devastations by fire and sword continue In\nMacedonia, and the Bulgarln government has received from trustworthy\nsources a gruesome tale of massacres,\ntortures, Indignities, and burnings, ln\nmany instances the victims being slowly\nroasted alive.\nTHE PROPER TREATMENT FOR A\nSPRAINED ANKLE.\nAs a rule a man will feel well satisfied\nIf he can hobble around on crutches two\nor three weeks after spraining bis ankle,\nand It ls usually two or three months before he haa fully recovered. This is an\nunecessary loss of time, for in many cases\nin whlcb Chamberlains Pain Balm has\nbeen promptly and freely applied, a complete cure has been effected in less than\none week's time, and in some cases within tfcree days. For sale by all druggists\nand dealers. v\nDrink CASCADE Beer.\nTHE BOUNDARY COMMISSION.\nLondon, Sept. 22.\u2014Attorney-general\nFInlay devoted the morning's session of\nthe Alaskan boundary commission to\nthe examination of'the evidence of the\nCanadian surveyors regarding the\nmountains bordering on the Alaskan\ncoast. Contrary to expectations, he\nwaa still speaking when the commission adjourned.\nBE QUICK.\nNot a minute saould be lost after a child\nshows symptoms of cholera Infantum. The\nfirst unusual looseness of the bowels\nshould be sufficient warning. If Immediate\nand proper treatment Is gven, serious consequences will be averted. Chamberlain's\nColic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is\nthe sole reliance of thousands of mothers\nand by Its aid they have often aaved their\nchildren's lives. Every household should\nhave a bottle at hand. Get It today. It\nmay save a life. For sale by all druggists\nand dealers.\nCASCADE Beer brewed from mountain\nstreams.\nTRAINING SHIP AGROUND.\nNew London, Conn., Sept. 22.\u2014The\nUnited States, training ship AUtanot- ia\naground at Race rock.\nWhen you do not relish your food and\nfeel dull and stupid after eating, all you\nneed is a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach\nand Liver Tablets. They will make you\nfeel like a new man and give you an appetite like a bear. For sale by all druggists and dealers.\nTHE SPOKANE FAIR\nA number of fast horses already havo\nbeen sent to .Spokane to take part In the\nraces In connection with the Spokane Interstate Fair, which Is held from October\n6th to 13th, There are some of tho fastest horses on tbe coast In those now stabled on the \"Spokane track. McMahon &\nMcCarthy's runners from San Francisco\nare on the grounds. Among these aro the\nwoll kown Falarla, Midway, Vassalo, Hillary and Ned Dennis. F. Qrossheim's\nKing Herald is with tho lot. Harry Green\nhas as pretty a bunch of runners as enn\nbo found anywhere. Thoy Include Royalty, Sail Sam, Andrew Ring, Guy Ross\nand Mountaineer. James H. Brown Is\nlocated ln Spokane, with Miss Miller, .Aborigine and Junot A number of harness\nhorses are also at Spokane. E. J. Dyer\nowns Guy Falcom and Jack Wllmot. How-\noil W. Peel owns Billy Blrchwood and\nMerry Monarch, two green horses which\ngive groat promise. Tho JJlO.ooo which is\ngiven for prizes and premiums in tho racing department are bringing tbe best\nhorses from all over the coast, which insures one of the best meets whllh hus\nbeen   held.\nThe pleasant purgative effect experienced by all who use Chamberlain's Stomach\nand Liver Tablets, and the healthy condition of the body and mind which they\ncreate makes one feel Joyful. For sale\nby all druggists and dealers.\nCASCADE-the Beer without a Peer.\nBIG PARADE OF ODD FELLOWS.\nBaltimore, Sept. 23.\u2014Routino business\nwhich has occupied tho last threo days\nof tho regular meeting of tho Sovereign\nGrand Lodgo I. O. O. F. .today gave way\nto the spectacular features of the programme. This was the dny of the big parade nnd it was by all odds one- of the\nmost imposing as well as the largest pageant of the kind ever peon In Baltimore.\nA conservative estimate places the number\nCurse\n-OP-\nDRINK\nCURED BV\nCOLONIAL  REMEDY\nN'taste. No Odor, Can be given in glass o}\nwater, tea, or coffee, without Patient's knowledge.\n, Colonial Remedy will cure or destroy the diseased appetite for a'eholic \u2022timulenti, Whether th*\np 'lient it \u00bb confirmed inebriate, \" tippler,\" iocUI\ndrinker or drunkard. Impossible for anyone to have\nan appetite fjr alcoholic llqnora after using ColiuUl\nRemedy. \u2022\nIndorsed by Members of W. C. T. U.\nMfi. Moore, Superintendent of the Woman'a\nChrltiian Tempennc* Union, Ventura, Cal,, write*)\n\" I have tested Colonial Remedy on very obstinate\ndrunkards, and the cures hnve been many, ln many\ncases ihe Remedy w>s glv<n \u25a0.ecretly, I cheerfully\nrecommend and indorse Cnlonial Remedy. Mem*\nbus of our Union nre delighted to find a practical\nand economical treatment to aid us In our temper*\nance work.\" *_\n\u2022ScJdbrdra^weveiTwherean^yiMdK      ;\u25a0\nPrice tl.   Trial package free-hy wrtrttif o* calling\non Mrs. M. A. Cownn (for years member of tha\nWoman's ChrlMlnn Temperance Union), 2204 Su\nCathcriuc Si.  Montreal.\nSold In Nelson, B. c, by The Canada\nDrug and Book Co., Baker Street\nDON'T\nFAIL\nTo visit our ware rooma and\nsee the finest line of\nFURNITURE, CARPETS,\nand BABY CARRIAGES\nin the Kootenay;\nD. McARTHUR & Co.\nSILVER KING MIKE\nWill par tha klgbest cash price for all\nkind* of Moons] hand goods. Will bur or\n\u25a0ell anything from an anchor to a aoedle.\nFurniture, Stoves, Carpet*, Cooking Utensil* bought ln household quantities. Also\nout off clothing. Call and see me oi\nwrit*. Address Silver King Hike, Box M.\nHall Street. Nelson. B. O.\nFOR SALE\nHotel  Criterion,  Camborne\nFirst class hotel free from all encumbrances in ono of tho bost mining towns\nIn the Kootenay. Over fifty first class\nrooms all furnished In bost style with up-\nto-date furniture. Good piano. This hotel\nas a business proportion has no equal ln\nthe Kootenays. Doing Rood business the\nyear round, but compelled to sell owing to\nIII health. Will sel for cn-sh or half cash\nand easy terms on balance. Carries |i\u00bb,oou\ninsurance. Apply at once to Hotel Crlter-\nion. Camborne. B.  0.\t\nNelson Steam Laundry\nWork done by hand or machine. Dye*\nIng and Cleaning done. Flannels, Blankets., Curtains, Etc., a specialty. Goods\ndelivered on short notice.\nWhite Labor Only.   Satisfaction Guaranteed,      Office   Bnknr    Street    opposite\nQueen's Hotel.   Telephone HOB.\nPAUL  N1POU,\nPROPRIETOR AMD MANAGER,\nTHE\nNELSON\nHOUSE\nTHE ONLY\nEUROPEAN\nHOTEL IN\nTHE CITY\nCentrally\nLocated\nACCOMMODATION\nUP-TO-DATE\nBRIGHT   AND   WELL  VENTILATED EOOMS.\nTh* meal* served In the Cat*\nsecond to none.\nBar ln connection with all th*\nchoicest wines, liquor* and cigars.\n.  Bu* meet* all train* and boat*.\nSTOP\nAT\nTBI\nflow \/Mail\nLBADINO\nHOTEL\nOF\nROSSLAND.\nMcLeod Hotel\nCORNER FIR STREET AMD\nSECOND AVENUE.\nYMIR. B.O.\nCentrally   located,   rendu  ul  r*f*r-\nnlsked throughout\nAll modem Improvement*.\nSample room* In connection.\nTh* only nrit-claa* hotel In Tait,\n*\" RATES FROM O.M UF. '\nFINLAY McLEOD, Proprietor.\nMadden House\n\u25a0rst.\nNet***.\nDo tou need a comfortable hornet If eo\ntry the Madden House. Well furnished\nrooms, lighted by electricity; flrst clan\nboard. I* the bar you will And all the\nbest domestlo and Imported liquor* and\ncigar*.\nTHOMAS MADDEN, Proprietor.\nSilver King Hotel\ntrader Old Management\nRATES St PER DAY AND UP\nR. Reisterer & Co.\nBrewer* of Fin* Lager,\nBeer and Porter.\nDROP IN AND I\nLatimer Btreet    \u2014'   \u2014   \u25a0\nE UB.\nNelson B. C\nWALDORF HOTEL\nYMIR, B. O.\nQ. 8. COLEMAN . . . Proprietor.\nHeadquarters for Mining and Commercial Men. Most comfortable hotel\nIn the District Sample room in connection.   Everything nrst-elaa*.\t\nBAJRTLETT   HOUSE\nFormerly Clarke House.\nThe best 11 per day house In Kelson.\nNone but white help employed.  The bar\nthe best\nft. W. BABTLETT  - Prop-\nTwenty-seven thousand three hundred\nfeet of best patent Improved crucible steel\nwire rope, one Inch diameter, 6x16 Manila\ncore Lang lay. This rope was Imported\nunder specially favorable opportunities ln\na car lot and as It Is not now required, It\nwill be sold at a sacrifice.\nHALL MINING & SMELTING CO., LTD\nNelson, g   0.. June 10th. lMt\nGRAND CENTRAL HOTEL\nOpposite Court House aid new Postofflce.\nBeit 26c meal In town. European and\nAmerican plan. Only white labor employed.   First ola** bar.\nTHOMAS * BRICKBON. PROPS.\nTREMONT  HOUSE\nEUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PLAN\nMEALS 26o ROOMS FROM h TO M\nMALONE * TREQILLCS, Proprietor*\nBaker Btreet Nairn\nTHE LATEST OUT\nTHE GLOKAR\nThe Celebrated BBB Pipes\nW.A.THURMAN\nTOBACCONIST\nBAKER BTREET, NELBON. B.C.\nA. G. GAMBLE\nWANTED\u2014Three furnished houses\nTurncr-Boockh Block,\nWARD STREET, NELSON, B.C.\nF. C. GREEN.    A ft OUDIONTft\nGREEN & CLEMENTS\nChU Bnglnur*   ut  Provincial smat\nBunion.\nF. a Box ML    -Phots* ML\nOsr. Kootoney ant Victoria Ita, Nairn.\nJOHN McLATOHIE, -\nDOMTMlajN AND PROTINCLAai\nIsAXD SURVaTwR.\nKELSON, B. U.\nWHOLESALE H0U8E8.\nPRODUCE.\nSTARKET ft CO., WHOLESALB DBAL-\n\u2022r* ln Butter. Egg*, Chee**, Produt* ui\nFruit Houston Block, Josephine Btreet,\nNelaoa, a. C.\nAHRATBD AND MINERAL WATBHS.\nNBLSON SODA WATER FACTOBT-K.\nM. Cummins, Le*see-Every known variety ot *oft drink*. P. 0. Bon 88, telephone No. n. Hoover street, Nelaon. Bottler* ot tke famou* St Leon Hot Hrlng*\nMineral Water.\nHAKDWABB.\nMoLACHLAN BROS. \u2014 WHOLESALE\nHardware Merohant*, Logging ant\nMill Supplies, Btoves, Tinware, Agate-\nwan, Iron, Pipe*, ant Mining Supplies\nPrompt attention te mallet orders.\nGROC1MM.\nAMACDONALD * CO., WHOLESALE\nGrocer* ant Provision Merchant*.\u2014Importer* of Tea*, Coffees, Sptee*, Dried\nFruit*, Staple and Fancy Orooerlen, Tobacco*, Cigar*, Butter, Eggs, Chee** ut\nPacking Hou** Product*. Offle* ant\nWarehouse, oorner of Front and Hall\n\u2022treet*.   P. O. Box Nt Telethon* M.\nNelson Electric\nTramway Company\nLimited\nNELSON, B. C.\ns.20a.m.\nN. B. T. CO. TIMETABLE.\nSTANLEY STREET\u2014\n145     7.40\n__ 800     >.40    I0.HI\nBgBclT8w^t\u2022\",,,,U10\u20222(,,>\u2022,,,\u2022\n7.20    8.00    1.40    \u00bb.\u00bba.m.\n' \u201e     , 10.00   10.40   11.10\nEvery 40 minutes until 10.40 p.m.\nREAL   \u25a0 ESTATE-Lots.      Warehouse*.\ng\u00bbM\".   Apply A. V. MASON, Man. Sec.\nThe Car Barn, Phone 182B.       ^^\n^Tickets ~\nTO ALL POINTS\nEast and West\nCAMP   AND   MINERS'    FURNISHINGS\nA. MACDONALD ft CO., WHOLESALB\nJobbers In Blanket*, Underwear, Mitt*\nGlove*, Boot*. Rubbers, Overall!, Jumpers, Mackinaw. Oilskin Clotting, Cam*\nand Miners' Sundries Office and Warehouse, cornet' of Front and Hall streets.\nP. O. Box. 641  Telepkone 28.\nWANTED\nNELSON    EMPLOYMENT    AGENCY.-\nWanted \u2014 Sawyers, swampors, laborers,\ndeck hands. *Woman cooks and waitresses want situations.\nWANTED.\u2014Lady cierk.     Morley & Co.\nWANTED\u2014Immediately,  a  woman  cook.\nApply Rossland hotel, city.\nYOUNG LADY\u2014Age 21 from England,\nwants situation as houskeeper or companion, liel,) to one or two ladles. Apply The Dally News office.\nWANTED-A first-class baker;   must be\ngood    on  pastcrles.    Apply    Cranbrook\nbakery, Cranbrook, B. C.\nParties contemplating building saw\nmills would do well to communicate with\nthe best up-to-date mill builder tn Kootenay.   Apply Z The Dally News.\nPosition as engineer or steam fitter, U\nC. papers.   Apply Z The Dally News.\nWANTED\u2014Experienced    Waitress.      Address Proprietor Armstrong Hotel, Armstrong, B. C.\nWANTED\u2014At   Kootenny    Lake    General\nHospital, a probationer nurse; for form\nof application apply to the Secretary.\nWANTED\u2014A competent concentrator\nforeman who can take care of machinery\nSix months steady employment to capable\nman. Address Minnesota Silver Co., Sandon,  B.C.  P. J.  Hickey,  Manager.\nFOR 8ALE\nFOR SALE\u2014Thirty hens and chickens,\ngood laying hens. Apply to Silica street,\nsecond door wes tof Ward.\nFOR SALE\u2014Corner Latimer and Cedar\nstreets, 7-room house and corner lot,\nonly $750. Good terms. A bargain.\nChadbourn & McLaren,  Madden  block.\nFOR SALE\u2014Two Locomotive boilers on\nskids, 60 h.p., complete with mountings\nand ln good working order. Manufactured\nby the James Cooper Manufacturing Co.\nWill be sold at a bargain. The Hall Mining and Smelting Company, Limited, Nelson, B. C.\nFOR RENT\nFOR RENT\u2014Furnished room.   Apply Mill\nstreet, 4th house west of Ward.\nPIANO TUNING\nPIANO TUNER\u2014A pitctlcal piano tuner,\nMr. James R. Mult. employed by the\nMason ft Rlsch Plant Co., will attend to\nall orders left at Money * Co.'s. He Is a\nresident of Nelson.\nNURSE\nNURSE\u2014Open   for   engagements;   maternity cases; do not mind light work besides.    Charges moderate.   Address,  Box\nA. B., The Dally News.\nMUSIC LE8SON8\nF. J. PAINTON, \u00bblano.-Koyal Coneerra-\ntorr of LelpslB. Mettod after Bruno\nZwlntcker, also McDonald Smltb's system,\n\"Prom brain to keyboard.\" \"The most\nstriking dlsooveiT of the present generation\nfor practical musicians.\"\u2014Musical Newa\nComplete course HO. Corner Hall and\nSilica street\nMrs, Winter, holding certificates from\ntho Royal Academy of Music of London,\nEngland, for pianoforte playing and singing, and pass and honor certificates from\nTrinity college for theory und scholarship from the London conservatory for\npianoforte and singing, Will tako ln pupils\nfor singing and piano. Address, Nelson\npostofflce.\nH. D. ASHCROFT\nMINERS' LIVERY AND PEED STABLE\nTeaming and Packing done. Saddle\nHorse* (or Hire. Hack* nnd buggies on\ncall day and night. Stables on Stanley\nstreet, between Silica and Carbonate.\nTelephone 67.  F. O. Box Ita, Nelson, B.C.\nST. PAUL,   DULTJTH,   MINNEAPOLIS.\nCHICAGO, AND ALL POINTS BASlP\nSEATTLE, TACOMA, VICTORIA\nPORTLAND AND ALL\nPACIFIC COAST POINTS\nThrong* Palace and Tourist Sleeper*,\nDining and Buffet Smoking Library Oar*.\n*-FA8T TRAINS  DAILT-t\nFor rates, folders and full Infonnatlsn\nregarding   trip*, call on or   iflrtra** anr\nagent a F. * N. Railway.   ^^ ~r\nA.  B.  C.  DENNT8TON\nO. w. P. A,, Seattle Wash,\ntt BRANDT,\nO- P. AT. a,,   TO w. Riverside At*.,\nSpokane, W**h.\nCANADIAN\nPacific\nRAILWAY\nEXCURSION RATES\nPROVINCIAL\nEXHIBITION\nWESTMINSTER\nSELLING DATES    '\nSept. 26, 27, 28, 29\nRETURN LIMIT\nOctober 6\nRATES PROM PRINCIPAL POINTS\nNelson, Kaslo, Sandon, Rob-\nson, Slocan City $16.55\nRossland, Trail $17.20\nGrand Forks $18.25\nGreenwood    $19.35\nCORRESPONDING  RATES   FROM ALL\nSTATIONS   IN   KOOTENAY\nThrough Coaches\nand Sleepers\nwill be run from Arrowhead.\nReserve  berths  through  local agents.\nVictoria Exhibition\nOctober 6-10\nWestminster tickets will he extended g\nslays on payment tare Vancouver or Westminster to Victoria and return.\nPor complete Information write\nB.  J.  COVLE,  Vancouver.\n J. S. CARTER,  Nelson.\nAtlantic S.S. Sailing's\nC. P. R. ATLANTIC S.S. LINE.\n(Prom Montreal^\nMount Temple.Oct.lC L.   Champlaln.Oct.22\nALLAN LINE\n(Prom Montreal.,)\nTunisian   ....Oct.   W Parisian  Oct. 17\nDOMINION  LINE.\n(Prom Montreal.,)\nDominion  ....Oct. 10 Kunulngton ..Oct. 1?\n(From  Hostonj\nMayflower ....Oct. 8 Columbus   ..Oct.   M\nAMERICAN   LINE.\nNew York ....Oct. 7 phUadelphta .Oct. 14\nRED STAR  LINE.\nFinland   Oct.  10 Vndorland ...Oct. 17\nCUNARD   LINE.\nIvcrnla    Oct.   U UltmiJa    Oct.  17\nALLAN   STATE   LINE\nNumldlan  Oct. l Mongolian ....Oct. 8\nWHITE   STAR   LINB\nColtio   Oct.  2 Oceanic    Oct   7\nFRENCH  LINE.\nI,n Tournlnc .Oct. 8 La Savolo ....Oct 15\nLu Touralne ..Sopt UiLa Savolo  ...Sept IT\nContinental   SntllnRs  of  North  German\nLloyd, H. A. P. and Italian lines on application.    Lowest rates on all Unas.\nJ. S. CARTER,     W. P. F. CUMMINS,\nD.P.A., Nelson.      Gen. Agt., Winnipeg.\nSPOKANE  FALLS &  NORTHERN   RY.\nLOW RATES TO THB COAST\nand Return\nNEW     WESTMINSTER     EXHIBITION\nSelling Dates, Sept. 26, Wl, 28, 29.\nReturn Limit October 6th.\nFrom Nelson, 116.66; Grand Forks, 118.25;\nYmlr, $tG.G5; Sandon, J1U.65; Rossland, J17.1W;\nKaslo, H6.S6.\nTickets will bo extended eight days for\nthose purchasing round trip tickets, New\nWestminster to Victoria account exhibition\nOCTOBER 6th to 10th.\nPassengers leaving Nelson 7.20 a.m. arrive\nNew Westminster 4 p.m. next day.\nBuffet and Slocplng Car service from\nNorthport.\nH. A. JACKSON, Gen. P. A. Spokane,\nO. K. TACKABURY, City Agent, Nelson\n THE DAILY NEWS: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1903\n****** **************\nEXHIBITION\nNOTICE\nThe attention of visitors Is spec-\nlolly culled to a display In our\nstore on Biskor street, which hsM\nonly to be seen to bo appreciates!.\nACCOUNT BOOKS-Flnest possible  styles   for   merchants,  com-\n< '    LEATHER CMJODS-Beoutlrul dls-\ns \u2022    piny ot Wrist Bags, Chatelaines,\nWallets,  Letter and Card  Cases,\nPurses, etc.\nSTATI0NERY-A1I    tho    newest\nlines ln  fashionable Note Papers\ndelicate    tints,    Invitations,    At\nHome and Billet Doux.\nMake our store your headquarters.\nMORLEY & Co.\nBOOKSELLERS ft STATIONERS\nNELSON, B. a\n*.IIH2   ANDWOODOFALL\nPAITs     KINM-\nUnL I * t*nu 8pot Cuk-\nGOAL\n: W. P. Tlerney\n* Telephone Mi.\n\u2022 Biker Street,\nPBIOE Of METALS.\nNew York, Sept. 23.\u2014Bar sliver 59; electrolytic copper 13 3-4; amalgamated copper 41 3-8.\nLondon, Sept 213.-Lead \u00a31 2s. 6d.\nNELSON'S NEWS OF THE DAY\nA letter for \"x\" has been lying at the\noffice of The Dally News for some days.\nE. Greenwood, the IG-year-oId son of J.\nGreenwood, foreman at the C, P. R.\nyards, was operated on yesterday for appendicitis at the Home hospital.\nTwo flocks of wild geese flying westerly\npassed over Nelson yesterday morning.\nThe birds were flying quite high but their\nfamiliar honk could be heard plainly for\n\u25a0several minutes,\nA few seats aro left for the second performance of the Mikado tonight at the\nopera house. Persons who Intend going\nto the opera this evening should reserve\ntheir seats early today.\nA very fair sized crowd came in on tho\ndelayed C. P. R. train from the west last\nnight and a number of visitors arrived\nfrom East Kootenay on the Crow boat,\nall intent on taking In the fair. More are\nexpected to arrive today, particularly from\ntho northern country.\nAt the opera house last evening comment was caused by the conduct of a youth\noccupying a prominent seat down stairs\nwho all through the performance kept up\na continuous prattle much to annoyance\nof all his neighbors. Thero are not many\noffenders of this description In Nelson,\nbut one Is one too many.\nAt the record office on Wednesday the\nfollowing locations were recorded: Queen\nAnnie on Wild Horse creek, located by\nEnnls \"Williams, September 10th, 1903;\nClear Lake on the divide at the head of\nSixteen-mile and Clearwater creeks, located by J. T. Budd, September 16th; Dividing Waters on the divide at the head\nof Sixteon-mile and Clearwater creeks, located by W. M. Pee, September 16th; Labor Day on Yellowstone mountain, located\nby Mads Housen, September 7th; Little\nEmma S. on Porcupine creek, located by\nA. H. Anderson, September 9th; Independence Day on Toad mountain, located by\nJ. M. Lomphrey and Napoleon Pratt, September 2&d. Certificates of work were\nissued to Harry Rlppen on; Crumlln\nPeter E. Wilson on Alhambra Fractional;\nE. A. Rixen on Froblsher, Dundonald,\nCook Fractional, and Seymour; Frank\nBowser on New Victor; Edmond Sharpe\non Thelma, RlBlng Sun and Rising Star;\nand to Royston Gold Mines, Limited on\nNellie, Royston Fractional and Lady\nMinto. A notice of option was given to\nM. L. Moyer, D. W. Stead and H. L.\nGllmour on Star Fraction on Eagle creek;\nNels Lowering. John Ostin and Eric O.\nNelson transferred the Star Fraction to\nJohn Bloomberg, consideration $900.\nHazlowood ice cream  for the  holidays\nat MacDonald's, Baker street.\nThe rush at Wallace's store Saturday\nnfght, Is proof that his fall goods aro\nbought right, and sold at prices that defy competition.\nCASCADE Beer gives you vim.\nA deal was closed yesterday whereby\ncaptain John Paterson purchased three\nhouses and lots adjoining the Salvation\nArmy barracks on Victoria street from\nT. Howell, of St. John, N. B. The sale\nwas put through by H. & M. Bird.\nJoseph Allen, the miner from the Venus,\nwho has been held by the authorities for\nthe past week for examination as to his\nsanity, was yesterday adjudged Insane by\nDrs. Hail and Hawkey, and will be sent\non Friday to the asylum at New Westminster.\nAnother furnnce will be blown In on\nSaturday at the Hall Mines smelter, and\nwill be run on lead. Ore from different\nSlocan mines has been coming In large\nquantities for a week past, and two large\ncontracts were made recently with the\nNorth Star and Sullivan mines in East\nKootenay, so that tho run will be a long\none.\nA wedding took place at noon yesterday\nat St. Salvour's church, when F. McKay,\nof Ainsworth, was united to Mrs. I. C.\nCooley, of Nelson. The ceremony waa\nperformed by Rev. F. H. Graham, only\nthe Immediate relatives and friends of\nthe principals being present. After the\n\u25a0marriage ceremony a wedding luncheon\nwas served to the guests at the residence\nof Mrs. B. S. Sharp, sister of the bride.\nThe necessity for a station houso or\nwine shelter at the Mountain siding was\nstrongly evidenced last evening. When\nthe train from the south pulled in there\nwere a large number of visitors on board\n. bound for the Nelson fair. The passengers got off at the siding to find that the\nrain was pouring in torrents, nnd no shelter\nor cabB In sight. Nothing but a muddy\nroad winding down hill. The absence of\nthe cabs and busses was only temporary\nbut the passengers put in an uncomfortable few minutes waiting.\nAnother large shipment of machinery\nand general supplies will be sent up today\nfrom Nelson for Trout Lake and Ferguson by the steamer Nelson. Every effort\nIs being made at the Silver Cup tramways\nto get the plant installed before the snow\ngets too deep to work, as the unusual\namount that has already fallen Is believed to indicate an early winter.. Where\nlast year at this time there was not an\ninch of snow there Is now three and four\nfeet, and ln some places even six.\nAnother campaign for Incorporation is\nbeing talked of among the residents of\nFalrview, the Hume Addition and Bogus-\ntown. Whllo there are a number of obstacles to overcome before this can be\ncarried Into effect it Is felt by a large num-\nym. lm l\u00a3\u20ac5?*nl\"t 0( these slurbs that\nthis will be the only way to put an end\n, J. 8K?et8 b?lne used aB cow Pastures,\nand to the custom of Borne of the dairy\nmen In stacking up hills of stable refuse\nIn close Proximity to thickly populated\ntactions. A flat lying to the north or\nChatham street is rapidly being converted\ninto a noisome swamp from tho drainage\nof different stables which run into it\n\u25a0W. M. Ramsay, a director of the Mol-\nson's Bank, and D. M. McGoun, general\nmanager of the   Confederation   Life Assurance Company, spent yesterday In the\ncity.  They came through on Tuesday from\nthe oast over the Crow's Nest railway,\nand were among the passengers startled\nby the big slide near Frank.   As mentioned ln The Dally News yesterday the darkness prevented ascertaining Just how close\n\u25a0the slide was to Frank, but it Is believed\nto have been the\u00bbpeak of Turtle mountain\nfurthest from the town which hnd fallen,\ndescending   Into   an  uninhabited  valley.\nBoth gentlemen state that the roar of\nthe slide was so great that they believe\nit could have been heard twenty miles\naway.\nCANDIDATES NOMINATED.\nFull List of Those Seeking Election on\nSaturday, October 3rd.\nThere are 34 constituencies ln British\nIn British Columbia, returnng 42 members,\nVancouver ls entitled to five members, Victoria to four, and Cariboo to two, all the\nothers return one member each.\nThe following is the revised list to date\nof the candidates offering In each constituency.\nAlbernl\u2014W. W. B. Mclnnes, liberal; R.\nJ. Hickey, conservative; G, Taylor socialist \\\nAtlin-John Kirkland, liberal; H. E.\nYoung,  conservative.\nCariboo\u2014H. Jones, J. Murphy, liberals;\nS. A. Rogers, W. Adams, conservateves.\nChillIwack-O. W. Munro, liberal; J. L.\nAtkinson,  conservative.\n-Columbia\u2014W. C. Wells, liberal, by acclamation.\nComox\u2014F. McB. Young, liberal; R.\nGrant, conservative; D. Halliday, socialist\nCowlchan\u2014J. N. Evans, liberal; E. M.\nSkinner, conservative.\nCranbrook\u2014Dr. J. H. King, liberal; T.\nCaven, conservative.\nDelta-John Oliver, liberal, W. H. Lad-\nner, conservative.\nDewdney\u2014W, Forrester, liberal; R, McBrlde, conservative,\nEssuimalt\u2014John Jardlne, liberal; C. E.\nPooley,  conservative.\nFernle\u2014E. C. Smith, liberal; W. R. Ross,\nconservative; J. R. McPherson, socialist.\nGrand Forks\u2014W. H. P. Clement, liberal;\nJ. A. Fraser, conservative; J, Riordan, socialist.\nGreenwood\u2014J.  R.  Brown,  liberal; J.   E.\nSpankle, conservative; E. Mills, socialist.\nIslands\u2014T. W. Paterson, liberal; H. W.\nBullock,  conservative,\nKamloops\u2014F. J. Deane, liberal; F. J.\nFulton, conservative.\nKaslo-J. L. Retallack, liberal; R. F.\nGreen, conservative; S. Shannon, socialist.\nLlllooet\u2014A, Macdonald, conservative, by\nacclamation.\nNiuialmo\u2014Harry Sheppard, labor-liberal;\nE. Quennell, conservative; J. H. Haw-\nthronthwaite, socialist.\nNelson\u2014S. S. Taylor, liberal; John Houston, conservative.\nNewcastle\u2014D. W. Murray, liberal, A.\nBryden, conservative; P. Williams, socialist.\nNew Westminster\u2014W. H. Keary, liberal;\nT. Glfford conservative.\nOkanagan\u2014W. J. Sterling, liberal; P.\nEllison, conservative.\nRevelBtoke\u2014J. M. Kellie, liberal; T. Taylor, conservative; J. Bennett, socialist.\nRichmond\u2014J. C. Brown, liberal; F.\nCarter-Cotton, conservative.\nRossland\u2014J. A, Macdonald, liberal; A,\nS. Goodeve, conservative.\nSaanich\u2014H. Tanner, liberal; D. M. Eberts, conservative.\nSImilkameen\u2014W. A. McLean, liberal;\nL .W. Shatford, conservative.\nSkeena\u2014P. Herman, liberal; C. W. D.\nClifford, conservative.\nSlocan\u2014W. Davidson, labor; W. Hunter,\nconservative.\nVancouver\u2014Joseph Martin, T. 8. Baxter,\nJ. D. Turnbull, C. R. Monck, J. C. Bry-\nden-Jack, liberals; Charles Wilson, R. G.\nTatlow, J. F. Garden, W. J. Bowser, A.\nH, Macgownn, conservatives; A- G. Perry,\nF. Williams. J. McLaren, labor; J. Mortimer, A. Stebblngs, W. Griffiths, socialists.\nVictoria\u2014R. L. Drury, W. G. Cameron,\nRichard Hall, J. D. McNiven, liberal; C.\nHayward, A. E. MePhllllps, H. V. Hel-\nmcken, J. Hunter, conservative; J. Walters, socialist.\nYale\u2014S. Henderson, liberal; Thomas\nMncmanamon, conservative,\nYmir\u2014Alfred Parr, liberal; H. Wright,\nconservative.\nIf you want a heating stove for the\nwinter select it from McLachlan Bros,\ndisplay at the exhibition building.\nHEDLEY IS FLOURISHING.\nHedley City, Sept. 23.\u2014Many rich strikes\nhave been made on the SImilkameen river,\nIn the Okanagan country, recently, and\nminers are flocking from all directions to\nHedley City, a town which can trace Its\nbirth back less than a year, yet which pre.\nsents a scene of substantial activity seldom seen ln mining camps.\nHere are situated the mill and the\nworks of the Nickel Plate mine, owned\nby the Daly syndicate, and upon which\nNICER NOW\nTHAN\nTHEY USED\nTO BE\nThe different varieties of cannod\ngoods have only reached their present\ndegree of excellence within the last\nfew years.\nIf you will sample some of the Unas\nwhich you will find on our shelves, you\nmight be surprised to find that such\nchoice selected fruits and vegetable\nwere put up ia cans at prices like the\nfollowing. They are certainly worth\ntrying.\nRaspberries, Strawberries, Blackberries, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Pine\nApple, 20 cents, per tin.\nPeas, Corn, Beans, 12 1-2 cents, per\ntin.\nAmerican Tomatoes, three for 50c.\nT. S. McPherson\nTelephone call No, 10.\nnearly $1,000,000 hnve been spent In tho\nerection of the big 80-stamp mill, in flumes\nand tramways. Extensive operations have\nbeen quietly carried on by this company\nfor some tlmo past, but the extent and\nTlohness of the ore in the Nickel Plate\nhavo Just become public, and It Is said\nthat a goodly portion of this ore runs\n;as high as $2,000 to  the ton.\nMany old miners acquainted with the\nfamous mining districts ln Montana say\nthat the prospects hero surpass anything\nin that great district, and they see in\nHedley City a second Anaconda.\nPARR'S MEETINGS.\n3\n3\n3\n3\n3\n3\n1\ni\n3\n3\nDon't Forget the Friends\nThat Stay at Home\nvoni^thw.you''mne ls 'UU or not, you can find attraotlve  sou-\n\u21221W.to \u00a3*\" back t0 ?<\"\"\u2022 Men**\nas those worth aZe?s iausSn.\"8'\u2122 \"**\" *\" ** *\" mUOh \"^^\nSOUVENIR SPOONS.BELT BUCKLES, BELT  PINS,   BROOCHES,\nTIE PINS AND CUPP BUTTONS.\nEWERT BROS.\nNelson, Rosalind, Trill\nJewelers and Engravers\nft\ntr\nI\n1\n|\n1\n1\nA Fine Audience at Trail\u2014Will Meet\nFalrview Electors Tonight.\nAlfred Parr, the liberal candidate In the\nYmir riding, hns heen holding most successful meetings in various sections of\nthe   constituency.\nLast night a large and enthusiastic\naudience greeted the liberal candidate at\nTrail. Smith Curtis, ex-M .P. P., for\nRossland, made an excellent address on\nMr. Parr's behalf and the meoting was\nan entirely satisfactorily one from a liberal  standpoint.\nThis evening Mr. Parr will nddress tho\nelectors of Falrview in the Mission hail.\nThe meeting will commence at 8 o'clock\nBharp.\nShower-proof and water-proof coats aro\ngoing like hot cakes at J. H. Wallace's.\nBetter secure ono while they last, at snap\nprices.\nCASCADE Beer\u2014there's none just as good\nHOTEL ARRIVALS.\nHume\u2014J. G. Bunyan, Rossland; Hugh B.\nGllmour, Vancouver; D. W. Moore, Trail;\nE. S. Davis, Colorado Springs; G. Hor-\nstead and wife, Erie; E. H. Sheppard,\nMedicine Hat; M, McLeod, Kaslo; L.\nRnnney, Sandon; Charles West and wife,\nSalmo; M. K. Brown. Winnipeg; J. M.\nRosa, Ymir; H. C. Allen, Spokane; Paul\nWillard, Montreal; W. Henderson, Victoria; A. C. Boak, Toronto; J. E. Richard-,\n\u25a0on, Ashcroft; J. H. Taylor, Vancouver;\nA. Burnett and wife, Grand Forks; J. M.\nCameron, Midway; E. E. Atherton, Sandon.\nTHE STRATHCONA\n(FORMERLY HOTEL PHAIR.)\n4\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\ntii\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\n%\nCLEARING SALE\nof some ot our Shelf Goods, as\nwe have to enlarge bur Store,\nowing to the large' increase of\nour business ln the past six\nmonths.\nWe will clear, out the following lines:\nPurses, Picture Frames, Cigarette   Cases,   and   Dressing\nPatenaude Bros., Jewelers,\n%\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\nib\nVISITORS TO THE\nNELSON FAIR\nAre Invited to visit our Stores.    Many Genuine Bargains on Fair Days.\nCanada Drug ft Book Co.\nSPECIAL\nPRICES\nOn everything in our Store during\nFair Week. Flue Watch Repairing a\nspeciality. Mall orders promptly attended to.\nj. J. Walker KX*\n[\nLet the GOLD DUST twine do your work\nI\nley; E. Tuttle, Ymlr; J. Collins, Ymlr;\nJohn Brean, Erie; Eric Blanchard, Salmo;\nR, Sheddon, T. McArthur, F. Brown,\nSalmo.\nMadden\u2014Lewis Mclnnes, D. H. McKlnnon, D. A. McKlnnon, Ed. Grant, B. Mc-\nTavlsh, Silver King mine;. Thomas Benton,\nSIv-mlle; B. M. Benton, Midway; E. A.\nBurns, Toronto; Frank Cummins, McGulgnn; Charles Chappel, Spokane; Hugh A.\nBlack, Spokane; M. S. Bougan, Spokane;\nM.      Knight      .Tonapnh;      Jumes      Tlzzel,\nSpokane; A. D. McPhee and son, Grand\nForks; A. B. Smith, Lardo; M. S. Grady,\nTrout Lake.\nTremont\u2014J. B. Strong, Rossland; H. A.\nMercer, Poorman mine; F. H, Cummins,\nGrnnd Forks; W. J. Phelps, Silver King;\nMrs. R. Dudly, Miss Dudly, Leonard\nDudly, H, Huntsley, Fernle; R. McLeod,\nAinsworth; S. T. Myers, Northport; J. P.\nGrant, Rossland.\nNelson\u2014A. Herron, Atlanta; Mrs. H. M.\nThornton, Cranbrook;; James Costlgan,\nOttawa; Mrs. A. B. Trltes, Fernle; T.\nJones, Sandon; James Fox, Rossland.\nBartlett\u2014W. T. Richards, Silver King;\nThomas Ranee, T.Rolland, J. Mlddleton,\nJ. McCorvie, W. Barbour, H. Shaw, W.\nPiper.\nWE DON'T,\nfollow the leaders, we lead the followers,\nand  chief in  the list  of  Itnders  Is  our\nand chief of the l list of   leaders Is our\nfillings.   Ask your dealer for one.\nanimals, other than swine, brought lo\nGreat Britain from the New England\nstates.\nARTILLERY STABLES BURNED.\n[Special to Tho Dally News.]\nKingston, Ont, Sept. 23,-The stables\nin the artillery, park barracks occupied\nby B Field Battery, were totally destroyed by flre this morning. All tne\nhorses but three were out on parade at\nthe time.\nGOLDHILL\nGOOD FOB THE I.X.L.\nFirst Clean Ui> At Rossland Has Resulted Very Favorably.\nRossland, Sept. 23.\u2014The first cleanup at the I.X.L. mine, under 'he\nPringle-Ross lease, took place today,\nwith remarkably good results.\n[ The plates yielded 120 ounces of gold\nfor the two weeks, during which abm\nI 350 tons of ore were treated. The\nlessees are now assured of a long ai.d\nhighly profitable run.\nStrathcona\u2014Charless Busk, Kokanee; H.\nP. Christie, Slocan; C. W. Shetbourne,\nSpoksme; w. Nlven, Montreal; J. B. Griffin, Vancouver; M. B. M, Jarvis, Fernle;\nC. B. Baker, Scotland; Douglas Corsan,\nT. B. Corsun, Kenneth C. C oi-san, Fernle;\nA. O. Garslle ansl wife, Payne mine; C,\nGantz, \"Whitewater; Fred C. Nlven, Whitewater; c. H. Wnsch, Montreal; Mrs. E.\nR. Northrop, Gransl Forks; D. F. Sellsy,\nTrail; F. W. Holt, Rosslanil; Henry G.\nWhite,   Spokane.\nGrand Central\u2014D. Grant, Ainsworth; E.\nOosy,   RosBlsuid;  A.   D.   Lougheed,   Ssslmsi;\nB. Cronln, Greonwoosl; J. h. Clay Trail-\nII. D. Loo, Slocan; Charles H. Bean Slocan; Robert T). Mitchell. Sandon' C W\nDouglass, Rossland| s. Duitn, Slocan; D.\nNlchol, Slocan; T. Wilson, Sllvor Kin*\"\nM. O'Brien Sllvor Klg: R.' IM'S, cS\nbrook; Andy Hoff. Knslo; J. c. Moore\nJimomlne; Rev. W. E. Dunham, idmbor-\nTHB EIGHT HOURS GRANTED.\nTelluride, Colo., Sept. 23.\u2014Manager\nHenry Buckley of the Silver Bell mine,\nhas granted his mill men an eight-hour\nday. and three shifts will be employed\nln the mill. Captain Davidson, manager of the N.C. Carrlbeau, and Montezuma, has also granted an eight-hour\nday. This practically settles the labor\ntroubles ln Ophlr, with the exception\nof the Butterfly Terrible mine, whose\nmanager refused to treat with 'the\nunion.\nJohn Moore of Balu, Austria desires to\nknow the whereabouts of his brother\nAndrew Moore. Any person who can give\nlitformaUon should leave word at. Tho\nDolly News Office.\nThe Star nnd Palace bakorles beg to announce to tholr customers that in view\nof the recent rise ln tho price of Hour\nthey are compelled to advance the price\nof bread as follows:\nJ leaf  10 cents\n2 'oaves 15 cents\n4 loaves  26 cents\n18 loaves |i\n. B. A, Larned, stenographer, ofllce Room\n10, K. W. c. Block; telephone AIM. All\nkinds of correspondence and mlmeographlc\nwork exocuted.\nGOLDHILL\nShorthand and Business School, Victoria\nstreet, opposite City Library. All bran,\nches of Business Education taught thoroughly. Custom Typewriting, best work\nIn the City.  M. L. Rattray.\nDOWNES' HOTEL. CRANBROOK.\nNew, up-to-date sample room*.\nNOT CANADIAN CATTLE.\nLondon, Sept. 23.\u2014The board of agriculture today issued an order withdrawing the prohibition on the landing of\nWHILE IN THE CITY DROP\nIN AND SEE US\n^iJIJWWWWflWflfififl i $9^w$*Mto$M*i\nMcDermid & McHardy\nBAKER STREET.\nMines\nMining Stocks\nReal Estate\nFire Insurance\nAccident Insurance\nHealth Insurance\nEmployers' Liability Insurance\nOPERA HOUSE\nTHREE NIGHTS\n23,24 & 25th SEPT.\nCOMIC OPERA\nMIKADO\nby the\nNELSON OPERATIC\nSOCIETY\nChorus  of 45   voices.    Full\nOrchestra.\nTO INSURE GOOD HEALTH\nEat Bread Made From\nB&KWholeWheat Flour\n^inninfinmnitHiiiminniiHHiiiiiniitminminnjn'mnmifr\nBARTLETT PEARS\nB\nB\n| PLUMS and PRUNES g\np\u00bb ARE NOW COMING IN FREELY.   PRICES RIGHT. S3\n1 BELL TRADING CO. \\\nEE PHONE 56   FOR  PROMPT  DELIVERY. 3\nM*****M****MA* ***tetAM***********w************s****>MAM *******_W     ______________   .____\u00bb    ______a___g, *, rum \u25a0\u25a0**>.,***,,\ni\"*m\"*W''mw' V'W'V'V\" V'V'V'V1 w^mSm*    W**W**IOr1*W**Om*W*AW\u2122W**WmO^Ot**9**W**\nNELSON FAIR\nSeptember 24 and 25\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014,____________\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\nFirst Annual Exhibition of the\nNelson Agricultural and\nIndustrial Association\n2    farm    \\ m __    \u25a0_-_       v       of Sight Seeing and\nSOlld     Da IIS SP\u00b0rt- Magnificent\nw\"**   r***a-* Display   of   Fruits,\nVegetables, Farm  Produce, Flowers,  Horses, Cattle,\nPoultry,, Dogs, and the Greatest Collection ot Minerals\never Exhibited in British Columbia.\nLacrosse\nShamrocks of Montreal, Champions of the World, vs. Nelson,\nChampions of the Kootenay.\nRock Drilling\nNorth Star Team vs Ymir Team\nfor $1,000.\n$500 in other prizes for rock drilling.   Placer mining in\noperation each day.\nBALLOON ASCENSION\nand Parachute drop of 2000 feet each day.\nBaby Show on First Day. Grounds\nand Buildings Illuminated Each\nEvening. Band Concerts. $1,000\nProduction of the Opera \"Mikado\"\nin the Opera House Each Evening\nJAMES JOHNSTONE, Pros.\n*)ii*j.i\u00abii\u00abii\u00ab.,\u00bb.l\u00bbli*jli*j.i*>.i*j\u201e>,\nJ. E. ANNABLE, See.\n\u2022\u00bb\u00absi\u00bbii \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0ii \u2014\u00ab\u2014\u2014\u00bbWW\nSPHMnwrnwininifn!!!! m tnwnrowinmmnww\nI THE NEW\nI DRY GOODS STORE\n3\n3\n3\n3\nThe scenic and costume effects will be one of the most\nstriking ever seen in British\nColumbia.\nCITIZENS' NIGHT\nWEDNESDAY\n$1.00,. 75 and 50 CENTS.\nPLAN NOW OPEN AT MCDONALD'S.\nStrangers ln Nelson aro Invited to\nattend our Millinery Opening. Showing\nin the Store Department:\nNEW TAILOR-MADE SUITS.\nNEW MANTLES AND CAPES.\nNEW DRESS SKIRTS.\nNEW WALKING SKIRTS.\nNEW UNDERSKIRTS.\nNEW TWEED DRESS GOODS.\nEverything new for Fall. Prices\ndown to rock bottom.\nKERR & CO.\nCorner Baker and Ward Streots, Nelson\n^iuiuuiuiiuuiiiautuuiiiuu .u iuiuuuuuuiiiuuiiuiuiuiui\n","@language":"en"}],"Genre":[{"@value":"Newspapers","@language":"en"}],"GeographicLocation":[{"@value":"Nelson (B.C.)","@language":"en"}],"Identifier":[{"@value":"Nelson_Daily_News_1903_09_24","@language":"en"}],"IsShownAt":[{"@value":"10.14288\/1.0381495","@language":"en"}],"Language":[{"@value":"English","@language":"en"}],"Latitude":[{"@value":"49.493333","@language":"en"}],"Longitude":[{"@value":"-117.295833","@language":"en"}],"Notes":[{"@value":"The Nelson Daily Miner was purchased by F.J. Deane in April of 1902 and renamed The Daily News. It changed hands again in May 1908 when it began to be printed by the News Publishing Co. managed by W.G. McMorris.","@language":"en"}],"Provider":[{"@value":"Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library","@language":"en"}],"Publisher":[{"@value":"Nelson, B.C. : F.J. Deane","@language":"en"}],"Rights":[{"@value":"Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Touchstones Nelson Museum of Art and History: https:\/\/touchstonesnelson.ca","@language":"en"}],"SortDate":[{"@value":"1903-09-24 AD","@language":"en"},{"@value":"1903-09-24 AD","@language":"en"}],"Source":[{"@value":"Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives.","@language":"en"}],"Title":[{"@value":"The Daily News","@language":"en"}],"Type":[{"@value":"Text","@language":"en"}],"Translation":[{"@value":"","@language":"en"}],"@id":"doi:10.14288\/1.0381495"}