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L_\u2014 \u2022 \u00bb\n[Emperor Nicholas Has Forwarded Personal Expressions of Regret but British Public Opinion Demands\nImmediate Action on Part of His Government Looking to Punishment of Whoever Was Responsible\nfor the Act of \"Murderous Intention or Wicked Negligcncc\"-Was It Deliberate?\n***************************\n*\n. A DEUB-RATHl ACT. \u2666\nUjndon, Oct. 211\u2014In a despatch \u2666\n'rom; Hull it, tho Tlm^s, \u2666\nthe correepondattl of that, paper, \u2666\nus tbe reBUlt of his Investigation, \u2666\nla uf il\u00ab. opinion that the attack \u2666\n\"it Ihe British trawlers hy tho \u2666\nRussian second Pacific squadron \u2666\nwo. a tlellherate act, porpelrated \u2666\nwith kn_w_.gr.\" ot Kb character. \u2666\nTha correspondent ai-gnos that \u2666\nIne flirt that Ihe first ahips o[ \u2666\nthe squadron steamed hy \"dis- \u2666\nnoses of the fiction Hint lhe Rus- \u2666\nsin ntirficors had an allac-k of \u2666\nnerves and contends thai -it Is \u2666\nridiculous to supposo that Bus- \u2666\nsiiui officers hail an attack of \u2666\nby Plans, could have mistaken \u2666\ntrawlers tor anything but fishing \u2666\nHeels. \u2666\n\"Besides.\" tbo correspondent \u2666\nsays, \"such excuses as have been \u2666\nii'lvtincoil on behalf of the Rus- \u2666\nsinus do not even allege lgnor- \u2666\nMice they suggest some mistake \u2666\n\u00b0r a menacing action by tbo \u2666\ntrawlers, Then, the firing waa \u2666\nfrom moro lhan one ship and was \u2666\ncommenced and stopped by \u2666\nOrders.\" \u2666\nThe correspondent minutely details\n\"in Injuries inflicted upon tbe trawlers\n''ml assorts Uiat every shot was about\n2 1-2 laebes ln diameter at the point\nof entry, evidently bullets from machine\nBl\u00bb's. whllsi the trawlers also- were\nstruck by a bursting shell, of which n\nsiiDliei- picked tip fragments. Tbe\nMoulmein liiul n hole aft 15 Inches, eight\ninches wide at the point of entry, evl-\n\"\u2122lly made by a shell.\nIt is wonderful that the Moulmein\n\"ml Mlno escaped tho fate of the Crane,\n\u2022or Hie Russian gunners made first rate\nwactlce and must be complimented on\nmil- marksmanship. At, tho same time\n\"ne can not swallow Ihe yarn that they\nwere paralyzed hy terror or that dark-\n.\u00bb ss prevented tho from distinguishing\n\u25a0 \"ie vessels thoy were firing al.\nfinally the correspondent contends:\nth.11 \"wllQle &m' ta compatible with\nin. . .J* a dl\u2122l*en commander yield-\nfun ._-8 le\"iptatlon ot having a little\nnothw0\"*- British fishermen, who are\nof \u201e.ii J110'\"'*'than Peasants In the eyes\nw . born RUBlans, and according to\ntbe Itleas of a Russian officer, especially\none under lhe Influence of vodka or\ni-hainpngne, n few roubles would settle\nthe killing of a few poor brutes of\npeasants.\"\nLondon. Oct. 25.\u2014The Inevitable delays of diplomatic proceediiro appear\nto retard a complete and satisfactory\nsettlement of the acute difference, between Great Britain and Russia arising from Ibe deplorable North Sea\nalf air.\nKing Edward has received from emperor Nicholas himself a cablegram expressing the tleopest regret anil practical acknowledgement Ihat -England's\nmite will meet with n reply conenring in\nevery demand for apology for the net. of\naggression. \u00bb. Inst the British flag;\ncompensation for the sufferers, and punishment, of the offenders responsible\nfor what is everywhere considered to\nhave been a blunder.\nThe Russian ambassador to lhe court\nof St. .lames bas expressed lo foreign\nminister' I.ansdownc bis, sympathy.\nThere are developments which came\ninto lodav and which have allayed to.\nsome extent, Ibe deep resentmenl In the\npublic mind and Ibe admiralty can give\nevidence of lis appreciation of the necessity of proving thai It is prepared\nactively lo support the people nf Qreal\nBritain and fulfill the expectations of the\nworld, when It Issued tbo following\n^\u2022tomelpt on October 2411, of the\nnews of-the Noi'lb sea tragedy preliminaries for nnmim KiiPl1*\"'1 llml i'\"-\"!\"'1\"1-\nllon were issued, ns n measure or pre-\n,.\u201e\u201e,\u201e\u201e from the admiralty to the\nChannel anil _odllenaiH.ii and Home\n\"_\u2022he day has been one of Hie busiest\nl\u201e recent' years In diplomatic circles\n,1,.,-e Tbe Russian ambassador, who\nJ-Snly reach. Umdon shortly before\n.midnight Monday,.iyaa nn early oauei\n! at .'ansdowno bouse, and had \u201e ong Interview wllh lord Lansdowne,. after\nwhich the foreign minister went down\n.nd conferred will, premier Balbur and\nothers, and for the rest, of the day was\nSled with a mass of matters pertain ng to the affair. Almost momentarily the public expected Bomedeflnle\nstatement of an official nature, but late\nUrt?Wttdttg the foreign office announced that no further statement would be\nissued tonight. II la understood that\nthis is because It ls considered that it\nwould bo unwise, In the present slate of\npublic feeling, to make any proclamations in view of Great Britain's an-\nnoiiiicemenl to Russia that Ibe matter\nwould not brook delay.\nCount Benckendorff, Ibe Russian ambassador, was occupied until late today\nat. the' embassy with a mass of cipher\ndespatches, and lt was announced tbat\nit would be physically impossible to prepare a formal reply in such a short tt_ \u2022\nWhile GreaU-Wtata is stirred to Us\ndepths there lias nol been the slightest\nevidence of a'repetition of the rowdyism of last night, which Is condemned\non all sitles. The suggestion that ambassador Benckendorffs visll to Lansdowne house Instead of to Downing\nstreet wns due to fears of mob violence.\nIs Indignantly denied at. the foreign\noffice. In fac .-there was not tbe slightest sign of nny gathering of a hostile\ncrowd at. the foreign ofllce, though the\npolice precautions were most thorough:\nCount llent'kendorff referred to the Incident of last night as trivial and did\nnot appear to consider it worth noticing. Popular appreciation of the silua-\ntlon was evident when king Edward appeared In public todny. He was greeted\nwith move than nst.nl enthusiasm on\naccount of the decided' lone of his telegram to the mayor of Hull on Monday.\nTho speeches-of members or lhe cabinet and of Ihe house.of commons todny lu different parts of the country,\nvoice Iho scntlmenls of Croat Britain,\nami the spirit In which the utlorances\nwero met. shows thai for tlie moment\nparly differences have been laid aside\naad Ihal th'e country is behind the government. Uird Sclborno at the Pilgrim's banquet, tonight denounced Ibe\nDogger thank affair .n the mast outspoken terms yet heard from a member of tho cabinet aa, \"an inexcusable\noutrage\" and a \"terrible blunder which\nwould he Impossible ln either the British or the American navy.\"\nColonial secVelary Lyttleton, too, in\nanother place Bpoke (n plain terms saying that It waB impossible to vlow the\naffair as other thorn the result of \"murderous Intention or of wicked negligence.\"' , \u25a0\nThe post mortem examination of the\nbodies of the victims of the Dogger\nBank affair was held today at Hull.\nThe proceetlings were purely- Informal\nand no after-anouncement was made,\nbut III is otaimed positively that, both\nof Uie.(load men bore wounds, Inflicted\neither by machine'guns or larger guns.\nSt. Petersburg. Oct. 20.\u20142.50 a.m.)\n\u2014Vice admiral Rojestvensky's reasons\nfor firing Into the British tishinig licet\nremain ns great a mystery as ever.\nAgain al midnight tlie admiralty, announced thai the admiral's report of\nthe affair had not been received.\nMeantime emperor Nicholas, through\nambassador Hardlnge, has sent lo king\nEdward and the British governmenl. a\nmessage conveying an expression of the\nprofoundest rogret for the unfortunate\naffair coupled with assurances that the\nfamilies of the victims should receive\nthe fullest reparation. The British\ngovernment shows moderation in the\nnot which sir Charles Hardlnge presented to foreign minister Lnmsdorff\ntoday, While lt awaits explanation for\nan net, whloh it. characterizes iri strong\nlanguage as unjiislllliinle. deliberate ami\nInbuninn, lt makes no Ibrenls, fixes no\nlime limit for-response, and contains no\ndemands, the note specifically finds that\nOreat Britain's demands are reserved\npending receipt of nn explanation.\nThe willingness of Oreat Britain lo\nawait, the Russian explanation before\nformulating Plans shows consideration\nfor the posllion In which Russia has\nbeen placed bv the most deplorable\nblunder. Al the. same time, this consideration hns nn ominous ring about\nit only serving to emphasize Iho gravity of the situation, the note showing\ntlial when demands nre presented Great\nTlrltnln Intends .to Insist upon full compliance with them. The fact thnt Great\nBritain has not shown ber hand\nstrengthens her posllion. The demands\nwill be mostly a mailer of speculation\nuntil admiral Rojestvensky's report la\nreceived, but one thing Is shown, namely that as the squadron actually changed formnllon before opening fire it\nwould seem lo fix lhe responsibility upon Rojostvensky. Whoevor. the author\nof the offence may be It Is regarded as\ncertain that Oreat Britain will demand,\namong other things his punishment. It\nIs also considered certain that failure\nto comply with the demands will be\nImmediately followed by ambassador\nHandlnge's recall.\nAlthough some nervousness Is perceptible in diplomatic circles, generally\nBpenklng, thore laUbe greatest confidence thai the affair will be amicably\nadjusted. It is felt,' Indeed, thai tlie\n\\-ery.gnivit> of the situation may p'rove\nits salvation by imposing, the utmost\ncare anil clo.ibe.atl_; npoji eacli side.-\n'Hi.- emperor, action ibis afternoon,\nforeshadowed bv Uie Associated Press\ndespatches Monday nlgbl f ill vi .-\u25a0 li\ninterview' with count La I (f re\nBritish government and do ever thin,\npossible to avoid cause ai quarrel.\nexprt 5sed it doieriulni Ion. I \u25a0\nA loin- o\ntoday she\nalmosl tin\nmake ever\n\u2022Idem wot\nBritain's d\nnot be. Nevet-lhele ;. II -\u25a0 I rentes at -\ntlvlty was manifested at 'all the lega-\ninns. i. Ipher despatch'.- were, coming and going nnd the foreign office was\nbesieged liy under secretaries and ministers, all looking for informaiiou. fhe\nscenes gave forcible reminder of those\nimmediately, preceding ii-- tverauec ol\ndlph),natl_ relations win. lapan. At\nthe admiralty Ihere were sirhlln'r scene.8\nif activity. -Newspaper correspondents\nmil navni alliieli - '-1 - re nv;i ing liu'or:\nmillion r_garding Roji \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 ky's report,\nImi iin- admiral!; id m g I ei\nin explanation of -li-- extraordinary Ml\ne'nee. II is fell thnt ihi- delay is out\nof ..tli.- most, serious features of'lhe .-.!-\nuatlpn,\nlimit .fnr Russia's reply, ii is .regarded\ntlmi ih.- prolonged '!\u2022 lay ivlll do more\nthai, anything el , lo Inflame British\npublic .mini.i-i at)d render Una) adjustment difficult The adnilrnlt. still\nclings a. ih'- hope Ihal the official reporl\nmay plact the' aff ill lu t nn \u25a0 favorable\nligbi. though ::, - li '\nart- ilisimsi-.l to adn il_ ni i) I nt\nof Ihe fn'n_.*. in I I lhe iquadron's\nsignals or tu'the sight of a. trawl boon,\nbeing lowered from one of- llie ti-.r.n.\nboats. War dews Ins taken second\nplace\" iii the face ot the .present complications. Tb.. sentiment In .-' Petersburg is mi., \u25a0uf absolute stupefaction\npending developments. \u25a0\nBl'NI'KP-.-'l'llUI-T' S . REGRETS.\nExpress, s Himself Without Reserve in\nInterview Wllh Lansdowne? . .\nLondon, Oct. 25.\u2014 Tlie foreign office,\nup to 2 o'clock this afternoon, hnd 'not\nreceived nny word from sir Charles\nHanding e, tlio British ambassador nt St.\nPetersburg.\nThe foreign ofllce disclaims having\nmndo representations to V.'n-'l iugt'm on.\nthe SWjeci of the Norlli Sea Incident;\nPremier Balfour went to tbe admiralty during the day armed with man)\npapers and had a conference with lord\nSelbourne; the first bird of the admiralty. Subsequently Mr. Balfour lunched with the foreign secretary at Laus-\ndowno's house. The Russian ambassador, count Uenolicmlorfl', called at tbe\nforeign, office Ibis morning ahd had an\nInterview with foreign secretary Lansdowne. In view of the popular do'm-\nonslral Ions -last night, against. Ihe Russian ambassador, special precautions\nwero adopted by the police to guard\nhlm against any unpleasant ness, but\nihcy proved unneoos._ry.\nIn ills interview with lord Lansdowne\naniabssador Bonckemlorff expressed in\nthe most earnest and unreserved fashion\nhis personal regret nt tire attack on the\ntrawlers. . .\nThe admiralty is understood to be\ntaking measures for Ibe protection of\nthe Briilsh trawlers in tlie bay of Biscay, the authorities notifying St. Petersburg of the presence of trawlers\nthere. It. Is thought probable thai a\nwarship may be dispatched fron, Gibraltar to watch over the fishermen.\nThe admiralty tonight Issued the-following: \"On receipt of the news of the-\nNorth sea tragedy, preliminary orders\nfor support and co-operation wore Issued, as a measure of precaution, from\nthe admiralty to. the Channel, Mediterranean and Homo fleets.\"\nQueen .'Alexandria has sent a letter\nto the mayor of Hull enclosing a donation of 15(10 for distribution among the\ndisabled men and tbe widows and orphans of the killed, expressing 'sympathy, and asking to be informed as to\nthe -progress of the Injured.\nLONDON. -Eng. DAILY NEWS. September 14!h. 1904\nLEA HERS OF PUBLIC OPINION.\nDo Not Hesitate To Discuss the Incident\nIn Plain Language.\nLondon, Oct. 25.\u2014\"I thank God the\nday has come when neither tlie British\nnor the American navy can lie jealous\nof-each other's development:\"\nRear-admiral Jewell In 'lhe foregoing\nsentence tonight elicited loud cheers\nwhen he, replied to the toast ln honor\nof the American European squadron at\nIhe banquet given lliem by the Pilgrim\nsociety.\nLord Selborne, first lord of the admiralty, presided at tho gathering,\nwhich included representative Britons\nbesides the American naval and mill-'\nlary altiches. United States consul general Evans and many other ot note. .\nl__.il Selhorne, In proposing the Amor,\nlean naval guests, aald he must, refer to\nthe \"Inexcusable outrage\" In the North\nsea. \"Ih a similar case,\" said lord Selborne, \"the American or British navy-\nwould make lmmedlatt-and ample apology.\"\n\"Tbey would mini, .i.\" added'lord SeL\nborne, amidst loud cheers', \"the perpetrator ot such n terrible blunder, ami dc-\nbcre thai, .thai the em or and the Russian people-will feiil their respoiisibllliy\n:in'.| take the-saihe- aclton aa stould ihe\nli l\npay\nBritish\nRear\nAdmiral Lsnibton's slnlement. t i\nlined wllh lord fielborne's are taken ns\niractlcallv closing lhe -North sen In-\n\u2022Id'en't. Admiral I.amhton saw kins\n.lwcrrt todav and u .tloiibledlv he voic-\n\u25a0! ilu- hlghesi v|ows.\nIn lire pri sent f the first lord-o'f Ihe\nidmlrultv nnd !usi from lhe king, he\nirged his hearer, mil to believe t-hal\nhe outrage, iy hi -1, he \u00ab liilil be nne.-of\nlie first tn denounce: was premeditated\ni-. Infimntod by some. This utterance\nv,-is g, ted with prolonged applause\nis marking Ihe end of a crisis.\nli-:..:- ;i Imlral Jewel] did nol refer lo\nhe \\ii \u25a0'.. Russian dim iilty . -but' in\nDemoralized Crews and\nIncompetent Officers on\nCrazy Career\nDemand' of British Press That the Baltic\nFleet be Stopped in the Interest of\nShipping of all Nationalities\nM I'\nll..\n11.1\nt l.eamliiglon loday. colon-\ntalr He said he relraure\n\u25a0ospeetlve at parly would\n. ni menl had done the\n' ....... - demanded not\nRussian\nwiil a.\nfor \u00abi\nshlfipl\nnless Ru\nome lieu\niinishme\nIn tlii.\naction is\nI port for\nOf the _l\ndally\nii..In. I-\nLi\nbought thai every\nHie example of thi\n\"hold, themselves en,\nRussia,.\nIhv-\nlletnn,\nihoulfl follow\nvmnt.it and\ncourteous to\ncredit for the'\nready disavowal nml disapproval of the\ngreat monarch, who' presided over Hie\nRussian empire, and disassociating\nmanv good people In Russia froni any\nsympathy wllh the outrage nnd thus\ncontribute to International courtesy\nnnd peace,\"\nNO FURTHER .CASUALTIES.\n.London,'Oct. 25.\u2014All Uie steam tnw-\nlers Including the Gull, from Dogger\nBank nre now buck nt Hull. There are\nno additional casualties to the crew of\nthe Crane. The three wounded men,\nwho were bfpu'ght lo Hull today, belong\nto Hie Crone, hiving Just l.etl the hospital ship. They tell graphic, stories.\namply confirming; previous reports of\nllie affair, but appear unable to say positively wlieiher they were cruisers or\nbattleships which fired upon them,\nthough- they believe they were battleships.\nEIGHT OUT OF THIRTEEN\nNEW BRUNSWICK LIBERA!* MAKE\nMODEST CLAIM.\nil\n.ih\nhi1\nN\"\nfunr\n, nnrt \u25a0\nin io\nINDEPENDENTS WITHDRAW FROM\nRESTIGOUCHE AND KENT,\n[Spr-clitl tn .The Dally New.. 1\nFredetfcton, N, B., Oct. 26.\u2014Liberals\nof Now Brunswick are In fine fettle over\nthe election campaign and confidently\nexpect to carry at least' eight of the\nthirteen seats. \u25a0\nTho atmosphere ln Restlgouche and\nKent Is cleared by the retirement of\nMurray .and Herbert, independent- liberal candidates, and in a straight tight\nReltl fRestignuohe), and I.eblanc (Kent)\nwill win by large majorities.\nIn Gloucester, York, Victoria and\nWestmorland, Turgeon, Gibson, Costl-\ngan and Emmerson aro absolutely safe.\n,T. D. Phlnney, K. C, a leading Fred-\nerieton. barrister, and partner of 0. S.\nCrlckel't, lhe tory ^candidate in -York,\nrelumed from North Shore last night\nwhere he practiced for many yenrs. He\ntells of glowing prospects of liberal\nvictory.\nAI.I-XIKK. IS 'HOPEl-Vl.\nWith God's Help he Expects Yet to Uek\n(In- Japaneoe\nRt. Petersburg, Oct 2r>\u2014A Harbin despatch\nHlatt'B that viceroy Alexieff has published\nnn, Lmni't-liil docreo which il*. .-luro.*.. pen. nil\nKtnii'opatkin eummaiultT in Chief of all the\nliiul forceB An the east uhii rt'tnlns Alex-\nlefl in ihe post of viceroy, The ompi ror has\ncongratulated viceroy Alexieff on the erttel-\nencv he hns displayed In the funnation,\nconcentration and supreme dlreotlon of\nlhe troops In lhe theatre, of war. Alexieff,\nin his proclamation, thanks the land and\nBen forces f-\u00ab.'- their sacrifice, hhvb he Ih\npruutl of tint mark of confidence nestmvt .1\nmum him by ure- empocot in antruaUnK\nhim wllh the mipreme cotmitul of tho gal-\nlant troops, lie hopes. In eoneluslon. tbat\nwith Qoa's. helt\u00bbi their strong adversary\nwill bo defeated. _ \u25a0\nNO FIGHTING REPORTED\nBt Petersburg, Oct. 2&-Gencral Snkhfl-\nroff, today L .legraphed that there wm no\nfighting last night.\nn ot, auy .kind \\r\\\nspeakers refer in uumQaaurei. lev\niho conduct ot the Russian offi'cei\nlirge the goyernmenr to\" be, firm\ndemand for satisfaction.\nSo far. tbi&JSUIt'ude of the government\nmeets with the complete approval of the\npublic who are greatly gratified with Iho\nInstructions of the admiralty for co-operation between the Mediterranean,\nChannel and Homo _quadr6na should\nnecessity arise.\nThe Home fleet consisting o'f nine battleships, and three cruisers, which bad\nbeen stationed al Cromarty, l< ft Tuc \u25a0\nday niglit for the south to h\" in readiness for any necessary concentration.\nAll leaves have been stopped iu the\nbflVy ami in the unlikely event of Hit*\nsituation becoming so serious esrto necessitate'it ,a strong uaval force could\nspeedily be got together.. That a possibility of dangerous developments lurks\nin'the protraction of tbe crisis, Is seen\nin Un- fact that the Russian 'correspond \u25a0\ndents are beginning to send, rather inflammable reports.\nFor example, the Telegraph's St.\nPetersburg correspondent this morning\nsays;. \"In military circles, among the\nless .responsible officers and in marine'\nericlcs of almost all classes, the conviction prevails that sooner or later\nwar with England is Inevitable aad the\npresenl moment is' auspicious as any *\nother..\"\nThe Standard's Moscow correspondent\nalso asserts that; \"The majority of the\nRussian people find more or less satisfaction in the Insult offered to England.\"\nCoaling on a wholesale scale continues. Over a dozen si earners are .now\nloading at Welsh ports - for Russian\naccount, evidently for the second Pacific\nsquadron.\niA -despatch from Ylfeo. received early \u25a0\ntoday, makes no mention of the arrival\nthere of the. Baltic squadron by reports\nthat British warships have been seen off\nLagos, presumably -for the purpose of\nwatching the squadron.\nREPORT OF ''ADMIRAL\" CAHR\nGive.-* um.-ial Account of Firing en Fleet\n. \"'\u25a0 hv Russians\nLondon, Oct. KpThe* report of Thoma.\nCarr, \"admiral\" of the North\nfleet dated the North son, Oct\nceived tonight as follows:\n\u2022*We were ItBhinK In latitude\nnnd longtltude 6 east on the ni*.h\ntidier aist At 11:30 p.m. a hug\nmen of w_i.''sprang ii|'*->n our bow,\nbehiK about south, sbutbeast i\ndron passed by our lee side tin\nder, consisting of.four lutttleshlps\njust aoroBS our head, thrd\nover\nllei\ntli liiK\nH ,\nlisbbiK\nwas re-\n, IS north.\nBteamfld\n'eh lights\nthe\nto\nwindward they begun\nprojoctlles flying nil arauna aim ac_ua_ uur\ndocks tor 'a.full quarter of an hour, somo\nof tbe shots passing under our mainsui!n\nso unplei-f-uutlv near tht- men who were\ngutting the fish in th<- pound (hut they\ncleared oot down be!ow\u00bb one shot* passing:\nright between lliem. 1. very much regret\nto *s;iv that ethers In the fleet wore n-t\nbo fortunate ;is vk fn escaping hurl. The\nCrane. WOB sunk. Her sltlpper uml third\nbund were lulled nud nil the rest of tlm\norew were wounded, with tho exception of\nthe cook, The skipper of the Gull, it was.\nwho IvIiik nulled by the Crane saying\n'We are sinking,' hove up hts gear, got\nout ti bout and went to the rescue of tho\nunfortunate survivors. The Moulmein, Mlno and Hi_i\u00ab- all hud shots nils'* th.mi.ii.h,\nthem, the two former vessels being obili.ei.\nto make sail homeward, I don t know\nwhether thev bought we were Japanese\nor whether they were practising to got\nihelr hands In. Thore must be. a mistake\nsomewhere. Tbey ought to have known\nwe were only lnnoffon-.lv-> flsacrmon. t\nremain your obediently, Thomas Can*, admiral.\"\n A \u25a0\"<*.\nTHF\/DAILY NEWS: WE.WESPA. ' OCTOBER % 1004\n^';-\nA Few\nWinter\nNecessities\n* *__ m\nfor Men\nFlr-ece Lined Underwear,, suit -.\nScotch Wool Underwear, suit'..\nPenman's Natural \\V..ul Under-\nMilitary Knit Worsted ll.-se ...\nGrey Wool Hose, pulr \t\nFine Wool Hose, pair\t\nHeavy Ribbed Wool Hose, jmlr\nS-Fly Woollen Sweaters, each ..\nHeavy Itilibi. Sweaters, each ..\nBoss of the Road Ovi rails, pair\nLllue Overalls, pair \t\n. .ti ar.\n.. 2.00\n.. _50\n. B.3\nl._\n, l._\nFull Line oi Gloves and Mitts Lined\nand I'nlined. Bargains in Shoes\nThe Canadian Bank of Commerce\nWllh which In Ani-lgatnated\nThe Bank of British Columbia\nPaid up. Capital, . ,70(l.\u00bbl Ri serve Fund, tS.00.WI\nAbnegate Resource* l__\u00abdlng V*i.,_J,W\u00ab\nHEAD'-OFFICE, TORONTO.\nHON. \u00bb.KXKK5\u00abJ>{>:V(K^{KKK^V_XKX>0:50\u00ab\nNelson Iron\nWorks\nNELSON, B. 0.\nWe are now located ln our new shop,\ncorner of Front and Hall str .ts, and are\nprepared to do all klmls of foundry and\nmachine work. Sawmill, stamomlll. concentrator and steamboat repairs are specialities with u_ We bave tlio largest stock\nof patterns in B~_. no ehargo for use of\nthem. Good work and reasonable charges is\nour motto. EsUmates given when solicited. I ]\u201elin\n!,1 all\n_mmmm\u00bbmsammmmm\nrounded the. Japsner. aii.l \u25a0.InuB-itoic.l\n#h*\u2122..i_\u00bb. ,\u2122,,?_\"_;.Un'a. V\nil-III\n-jl to\nordfl 'we arc\no cease ilnng.\nbad, tor the\ning more,Interesting the world over, ns\nthe demand was steadily Increasing,\nwhile tho supply was at the besl. almost\nsiailouary. This being Iho case the\nproduction of zinc In the Slm-an, ln\ncbmihe_jal~1-.ua. Iti\u2014 becomes more\nImperative than ever. New u_s were\ndaily being found for zinc particularly\niu roofing and for paints, but also in\nmany other ways not'heretofqre'thouglil\npossible, When the new works at Kaslo were completed It would be .possible\nto obtain a B0 per cent product for shipment as against 36 per cent product ob-'\ntatned by water concentration. The\nnew-works would have a dally capacity\nut about 120 Ions and from the known\nzinc capacity of tlie Ruth, Sloean Star,\nand other Siocan properties, Ihere\nwould ba no difficulty in setting \"'l the\nzinc necessary.\n\"1 have been working over the latest\nfigures-of ihe world's production ol sine\nfor past years nnd I may tell yon that\nsome of the t-oni luaions arrived at would\nmake very Interesting rending lu the\nKootenays J. t now. I can give you\nsome tabulated figures a little later,\nbut 1 have not got them completed at\nthe moment, Prom a purely commercial standpoint the world's zinc situation ls likely to he of very great Interest to the Sloean mining mon. for -sonic\ntime to come, and any Information that\ncan be Btipplled by tho press will he\ngreatly appreciated by owners of properties having zinc values.\"\nCITY COUNCIL MEETING\n'WILL BUI A\nV Wesiaillislel\nIson, laiel:\nlij thi\ner to Hi.-m we found\nHlg ..n our nidi. A\nwounded.\"\nO.IMllllA'I'KD\nOct. Hi-Mr. lusllee\n\"eli'vntod to Ihe supreme\n.al.-.l nt tin- tal assizes\n,,,,- Is only a very tlK_t\nMl ol Ling Sing, eliiuijed\non and stoning nom tho\n,-warehouse Is tho ohlef\nIs i remarkable prlsonef.\nlong sentence,' wanting n\nilleullaiy.\nFLYING MACHINE TRIAL\nSUCCESSFUL -LIGHT MAD- AT ST.\nLOUIS 'WOULD- FAIR\n(loon lilS'l'AXt'B COVERED WITHOUT\nIDBNT OF ANV l'lND\n\u25a0\u25a0M.iiijw'j'nn **'\u25a0 ..nri-viw-^j ,,\t\n1 ^w'^\ni THE\nNELSON\nHOUSE\nTHB ONLY l\t\nHOTEL IN Till\nCENTItAI.I.V I., i i\nACCOM..!ui.v !\n\u25a0 UP-TO-DAT1.\nBnilJUT AND V, , ; |\nLATHI. R HUM\nThe meals served In I]\n, second.to none.\nBar In connection wi\nchoicest wines, ll .ii.,i_\nBus mcotB all train!\nTl- \\\nmatin |\nA*********,,\nlis.\nIrsblli\nitlsl\nrung point-\nahd slilfiliig\nl_irrts the .lem, (...lilted llie\nut a slight angle. The oiishl.\nteclablo dlslanco before tlie\nin '. hangod hi. position, till.\nthc \u00bblil|> so that It '\"do\nTli, balloon airship is conic ihe lines ..f ilie popular\ni tiMog machine. The buoy-\nred \"l.\\ a large cigar shaped\nIn- cal Is -nsi.eiiileil from the\nlain rope* Tin- power Is nifty ropes uUSIuiol emfwv|i;lll\n-jois ot two large propcllors.\nlunccd that ihe ascent was\nal trip. I. alieiishue bn.ii. u\nto lie- ground in South Bt.\nt eight miles from the\nCorner Hall' and Verne\n- Two blocks from Clly \\\\ li\ndollar a day house in Nelson\nWh.i\nman.'.-in'i'il\nwind and In-\nrow lu a WU\neither way fr\nt,i taint al a\nf..i;\n[ii..l,.i-\nII y\nstopped,\ning macl\nilllllHl to\nmbt\nInto\nivi-:.\\nii:it m FIXED Fi\non in'law\nniovem\nmotor \u00ab\ni.i! 'OO.\nslppl. ;'\nIlls\nr the ar-\n. rul iiolnts\nin tlio trend of the wind nnd\npoint of hla own selection\n,1 ihat he could control the\n\u2022the airship, even after the\nli .. hi- decided to effect a\n,. . -.1 ,,le ..I lhe Mlssls-\nsndlng I\".' said that ln his\nlilat ot lhe all-ship was tt\nWHY\nBECAUSE\nAve we still talking Stoves?\nOur Stock is Large.\nOur Stock ls Varied.\nOur Prices are Right.\nSome lines we arc celling\nAT COST\n^Wood-Vallanee Hardware Co., Ltd.\nEVERYTHING IN HARDWARE.\n.H'l.ATIONS AFKKCTINO\n.. . MOTORS AL> Ul'TliD\nThe _p*.dai im\nwas Iil-IU but iii\nHit' mayor ahd\nQUker, s. I .. I_\ncity cl-ik. .: \u25a0\nE, d'oaadatti, A\nmil. It\nThu\nByli\n. So\nnt in\nOh- clLy c\no'clock, proaam\nBird, (JltrnientB,\nt ami Smith, tlie\ncity solicitor, ll.\ni ami A Al Jobn-\nvai-ied ti\" as io\nWhole willi Oi'* m ns \"i\ntli.-:i'US.SiU!l ui' tim byli\nTho second clause,\nporly was aineiidocl\nsuggeatlon, tu Include the\n!0>*i\niloiiK Bokor struut frora\niv-irdf towarda the C.P.R\nnf 111. load\nnley\nVillf.\nid li\nwest\nBt-.t.-m. With\ntlii_ bylaw wiia adopted a.**\nthen mid ii third tltn. by\nThe public will agree that the government are right in proposing to havo a\ncommission of enquiry hefore revising\nthe tariff fully. It .could be unwise,\nwithout first ascertaining in a direct\nway, by means of a commission ol Investigation, the precise naturr,. of the\nchanged' condillona, and of the existing\nreiiulreincnls of the country.\nThe construction of a tariff on scientific linos, adapted to the varied inter-.\neatB of Canada, is a tremendous task,\nwhich cannot bo undertaken in any\nhaphazard way. A thousand and 'one\nthings have, to be considered In connection with It. It is the primary and\nmanifest duty of the government to legislate for thq goneral good of the country. They must, thereforo, consider\ntariff questions, not from any single\nview point, but as to how they, will\naffect tho community' generally. The\ntiller of the soil, tlie rancher, the miner,\nithe lumberman, and other producers\nhave to be thought of equally with the\nmanufacturer. The Interdependence of\nmanufacturing Industries haa also to be\ncarefully dealt with. What.In one man's\nraw material U another man's finished\nproduct. In some cases, too, pftrtlcu-\nimiking a move In the direction hinted\nat. There are enormous bodies of low\ngrade ore to be treated in the Boundary\ndistrict and as development progresses\nthe present smelting -capacity will he\ntotally Inadequate to handle It. The\nC. P. R. must secure traffic and, whilst\ntoday wiih its present equipment it has\naboul all it can handle, thero will soon\ncome a time .yhen it will be both necessary ami advantageous to increase ita\ntransportation facilities and then the\ncontrol of a smeller in tho Boundary\ndistrict will be a factor of very considerable importance.\nlar articles are found to be.common to LpertleS, tbat the C. P. R. should be\nvery many industries. In this connection, it might, be observed that the Canadian Manufacturers' association not\nvery long ago realized ln a very forcible\nway what a difficult task it is to arrange a tariff to the general liking of\ntheir members, notwithstanding that\nthey had only to deal with the question\nfrom a manufacturing standpoint,\nWhen they attempted to reconcile the\nvarious conflicting interests within their\nown ranks, so as to carry out their object of going to the government with\npropositions which tbey amid Btate\nwere generally acceptable to the association, they encountered the greatest\ndifficulties, and finally, the task was\nabandoned. How .much more difficult\nis tbe task of the government, who have\nto consider, not only the manufacturing'\nend, but all tbe other Interests of tbe\ncommunity, with their dependence upon\nor conflict wiih one anothefX,\nIt. will be recognized that to strike the\nhappy balance in the true spirit which\nhas actuated the liberal government in\nthe past, namely, to promote the general\nwelfare by providing the maximum\namount of profitable . labor for the\npeople generally, Is a task requiring\nand the exercise of business abaility of\npatient and exhaustive Investigation,\nhigli order. In the past the liberals\nhavo not been found wanting in these\nrespects, and the success which has attended their efforts should he the best\"\npossible assurance to the public of their\nfuture conduct.' The country may look\nforward with confidence to a continuation of the same moderate, practical,\nadaptive and progressive policy which\nhas been so marvellously successful in\nthe last eight years.\nEDITOitlAl\/NOTES.\nA report is current ln Grand Forks\nthat the Canadian Pacific company have\npurchased the entire plant of the Cascade Power company at Cascade, 13\nmllea from Grand Forks, with the Intention of erecting a smelter at that point\nof a capacity equal to that of the Granby\nsmelter. Telegraphic enquiries made ln\nMontreal last nlgnt by The Daily News\nelicited no confirmation of thla rumor,\nbut lt ls not unreasonable, lu view of\nJ. J. mil's control of Ri\u00bb Granby pro-\nShall we with our eyes open administer a -check to the legitimate expansion of settlement and of trade? asks\nthe To.onto Globe. If Mr. Borden were\nempowered to have his way with the\nrailway project what would happen?\nWould there not be inevitable delay?\nMr. Borden's supporters would be immediately driven Into two camps, each\nhauling different ways. Does anyone\nthink that Mr. E. B .Osier, C. P. R.\ndirector, senator Drummond, sir Mackenzie Bowell, and influential conservatives of that kind, would allow Mr.\nBorden to go experimenting wilh public\noperation? Does anyone think that a\nrailway measure involving the principle\nof public operation would ever pass tho\nsenate? Yet Mr. Maclean and the public operation voters, whoae cry Mr. Borden has taken up, would demand their\npound of flesh. The result of this balance of opposition forces would be tbat\nnothing would be done, and every industry that Is now preparing for the\nexpansion of its market would shorten\nsail, and idleness and stagnation would\nfollow.\nZINC SITUATION.\nDemand is Greatly Increasing While\nSupply Remains Stationary.\nGeorge Alexander, of Kaslo, who Ib at\nthe Strathcona, said yesterday that\ngood progress was being made with the\nconstruction of the zinc separating\nworks adjoining-the sampling works at\nKaslo. So far the foundations are being pushed along as rapidly as possible\nbut the management do not expect to\nhave the plant in running order until\nnext spring.\nSpeaking of tfi* sine ligation, Mr.\nAlexander \u00abnld that It was daily b\u00bbCom-\nMtoWefl to <;_U for USndera\ntlie publication of tho bylaw mul notl-i-*-*.,\nand to llx Tournday, Nuv. loth as pulling\nday, and tbo board at trade rooms and\nand tlie olty hull tor swllluif -places for\nwest and t-ast wards respectively,'a\u00aba that\nthe city clerk be returning offioer,\nA report from Uie lire, water and il_bt\ncommittee, us puhliuln-d in >'-*. U-nlay's issue, wus \u25a0 read, received, and taken u \u00ab\nclause by clause.\nFirst u letter from Dr. C. J. Fagan, secretary of tbo provincial board Of health\nrelative to regulation- governing the sale.\nvt milk, waa read, and ordered to be for-\nwai-ded to tho city nudkul ln-allh officer.\nA report of the finaiiof cumiiiiit'-e was\nread and cheques for salaries for October\nordered to be Issued,\nThe llrst clause ' t the tire, water and\nlight commlttpe's 'report was then adopted;\nTiie st .imd aiid third clauses wem agreed\nto after discussion. The fourth clause,\ni-ficommendlng consideration of. the tpus-\nlinn uf devoting some of- the powi-r at tne\ndam tu Uf- use oi motors w\u00ab-h accepted, ua\nwere also the remaining clauses recommending consideration, und the report as a\nwhole was uuopteii.\nlief ure the controversial matters m tlie\nreport wore taken up, alderman S810US\nmuvod that no more largo motors be ln-\nstalleQj alderman Smith seconded and the\nresolution earned. _.\nOn Invitation from tbo council ... O.\nCiUetl addressed them, slating that some\nmodltlcajions must be made before the\nmotor uwers could sign an agreement as\nrecommended, He suggested that an u-t-\niinwitlve d'_i. Ion on tbe um-stion of buying\nelectricity and soiling water power would\nremove those objections. . ...\nThe city electrician reported tbls was\nrpiito feasible Involving only cost of extra power from tlounlugton and of more\ntransformers, .. .\nAlter a lan* dlfiouslon it was moved by\nalderman Seious. seconded by alderman\nSmith, that the council adopt the principle\nby way of an experiment of diverting a\npart ut the city's power to tbe motors and\npurchasing other power wlien necessary.\nTbls was adopted. . - , ,, _\nIt was resolved that meters be Installed\nupon ull motors over on. hoiso power and\nupon the services or other large consumers,\nitu'ludiiiK sawmills, breweries, and hotels.\nThe city engineer reported that J. T.\nl'iere has not yet compil-il with the provisions of tbe tiro extension bylaw as\nordered, No action Wits laken and tho\ncouncil adjourned to Thursday, Oct. 10th-\nSOMK PRAIRIE HAPPENINGS\nSheep Stealing on a Uirgo Scale\u2014Found\nDead in IfiH Boat\nWinnipeg, Oct. '__-Jttmes Seely, a prominent sheen* raiser In southern Alberta, Is\non trial at lyuthbrldge, charged with stealing 1200 Sheep belonging to B. Grote. lt\nIs claimed the missing Hook strayed Into\nBeely's bunch, but iho latter claims he\nbought them from Orote, another She\u00abp\nman. He was let out on ball until Friday-\nJohn Gowau, a pronilm-nt resident of\nWestbouruo, waa found .hot dead yesterday la Ulw steam launch in the river near\ntho village, with his seven year old son\nbenlilo hlhi crying bitterly, the gun had dls-\n{il_\u00bbrgedi ^irnlileniafl*., killing the man,\nwhilo the child drifted from home In tho\nboat aimlessly. A widow nnd eight children survive.\n11 John wieiiaii, wns probably fatally gored\nbv a bull on* nla\" farm at Portage creek,\nnear Porlago la Prairie yesterday, and his\nwlfo was serlOUSly injured. Ho was passing\nthrough the enclosuro when the animal\nbecome vicious and attacked him. He was\nrescued by a neighbor who shot the anl-.\nma! with a gun. Sits, Wlenal in the meantime attempted lo rescue her husband,\nstriking tlie ball with a suado.\nDuring September .\"-_\u00ab bomi-straids were\ntaken up In Canada, an urea of 'i'il.dtiO\nacros,\n\u25a0 MAYOR MANdON CHOSEN. ,\nConservative Candidate\" lu' Comox-\nAtlin Kloctoral District.\n^Special to The Dally News]\nuCumhcrland, B. 0., Oct, 25.\u2014At a\nconservalive convention he1-1- lilKt oven\"\ning at Courtney, mayor, Munsnu, of\nNanaimo, was unanimously Belected as\nthe-party candidate in Coraqx-AUln\nelectoral district.\nNO QUAIITK.R GIVEN\nRussian Soldiers . Incensed by Japanese\nTrick\u2014Awful Butchery\nSt Petersburg, Oct. 26\u2014A returned oflieer\ntells tbo following gvuenoin story of the\nlighting on the retreat to Mukden: \"Tho\nJapanese continually tricked oar men during night fighting by shouting in Russian,\n\u25a0Which scores of them seem to know. During the confused fighting whleh took place\non our retreat we tired u volley into fl\nbrown mass of men, to be met with the\nappallng answer \"No strelalte, mul IUis-\nekie.' ((Don't (Ire, wo are Rusalun-9.) Our\n_oldi_rs ceased firing, nnd were Immediately met by a volley which knocked over\na aoxen men. Our men were furious enough\ntt butcher their own parents, They \u00bbur-\ni.ATBST NOMINATIONS.\nLondon, Ont.\u2014W. Gray, conservative,\nin place of Dr. Montague.\nKings, N. 3.\u2014J. W. Ryan, conservative, in piacfi of P, Innea,\nGloucester, N. B.\u2014T, IManchard,\noonsiL'i-valtvfl. In plac-. of N. M, Landry.\nCRANBROOK Cl'U-INGS.\n[Special to The Dally News]\nCranbrook, Oct. 25.TA mock parliament was organized Inst night. G. H.\nThompson is leader of tho government\nand W. l-\\ Guril, leader of the opposition. J. K. Armstrong will be speaker.\nThe conservative association held a\nmeeting last night. Hon. Charles H.\nMackintosh Is expected in a few days.\nSLOCAN UBHRALS BUSY.\n(Special to The Dally Newsl\nSiocan City, Oct. 20. \u2014The following\nofficers were elected at the recent annual meeting of the Siocan Liberal association hold In the Itoyal hotel:\nHon. President, Sir Wilfrid Laurier;\nHon. Vice-President, J. A. Macdonald,\nM..P.P.; president, D. Amot; vice-\npresident, H. L. Fife; secretary-treasurer, S. Y. Brock-nan,\nExecutive\u2014.1. Craig, J. Campbell, F.\nDick, F. Provost and W. Pinchbeck.\nThe liberals are getting down to work\nand expect to give a good account of\nthemselves on November 22nd.\nLifptnioy Roup\u2014dieinfeetant\u2014la atronglj\nrecmnmended liy tho medical pretension a*\n\" 8afi*gimrd against Infectious diaeaaea. fla\nAuction Sale\nOf 160,000 shares of the\nGreat Northern Mines, Ltd.\nThursday, October 27tl\\\nAT U A. M.\nActing under InHtnietlouR from B. B.\nSlinky, mq,. we will oftlTer for sale by\naiK-thm on the above date on Infi corni-r\nof Ward and Baker Ktrec.l\u00ab, Nelson, In\nfront of the K.W.C, Block, sixteen thousand shares of BtOek of the Great Northern\nMine.1*, Limited, I'tirclmsore can bid for\none hundred shares or upwards to one\nthmi..and Mharen. Thla Is a bona fide sale\nWithout reserve, Further, particulars at\ntime of aalo or apply to B. B. fllarky at\nHume, hotel, or tho auctioneers,\nTERMS CASH.\n0. L Waterman & Co.\nAUCTIONEERS\nJ. F. WEIR'S\nCLOSING OUT SALE\nIs drawing the people.'. To those who could\nnot get waited on on Saturday we may\nsay that there are still a few pairs of\nthose (3, (4 and $5 shoos left, that we are\nselling them at Vi. Your size may bo here,\ncall and see them.\nBring your dollars and get your bargains.\nJ. F. WEIR\nSIGN OF THE BIQ RED HAT\n' \u2022 BAHBH. BT.\nNO CHINE-IS BMI'li\nAugust Thonjas\nPR.OP.tl_-.T0R\nMcLeod Hotel\nCGIljSJCl. .\nFIRST AND BI_b.Mi WEND-\nYMIR. B. 0,\n_. 1|-.- .\nCentrally located, rebuilt _ai relurnllM\nthroughout Ail .modern impn -\/ementt,.\nBample Rooms In connection Tin- wtff.\nllrst class hotel In Ymir.\nRATES FRUM li\nFlNI_A5r Ml 1,1.-\nUP\nROYAL HOTEL\nMRS. WILLIAM ROBERTS,\nPro_rlelr_B.\nThs be.t meal, that cnn I* tnvl't' J\nUlU market, Cooke, under llie _[\u00ab\u00bb\nIon ol tlie proprletrem. wtio li \u00ab tm\u00ab>\ncaterer.\nNice airy rooma. newly; rumlaUMi *\u2022\"\nfor gueata.\n. The heat of wlnea, liquor, anil \u00ab_\u00ab*\u2022 \u00ab*\nbe obtained at the bar.\nTUBMS. \u2666\u2022 AND tl 5* 4 bat.\nCorner of Stanley an.l Blli_ \"\u00ab\u00bb\nBtreet oara paea the <1<*t. ,\nOXFORD CAFE\nPHONB W ,\nMeala tt all hour.. Opan <1\u00bbI \"\"\nnight\nBUSINBSS WENS' LUNCH\nfrom ll' to x .0 . _. **\u00ab\nWARD STREET, NEXT DOOR TO TBI\nOFFICE 3A1J\"'*. \t\nTHE QUEEN'S HOTEL\nNELBON, H. ti.\nB. C. CLARKE. Proprietor^\nLighted by Electricity. Heat\u00abl M\nRATE8 ta.00 PKIt DA;\nFirst claaa Dining R\"i'm.\nComfortable Bedroom.. rJiuni\nCommercial Men.\nHot W\nTREMONT^HOUSE\nEUROPEAN AND AMBnlCAN 1'WjN,\nMEALB 28o. ROOMS FROM i->- lu\nMALONE A T_EOII_.fi-. PropfW\"\nBaker Street, Ni-li\"\"1\nGRAND CENTRAL fllHj\nOppoalte Courthouee and n.\u00ab P\u00bb ^\nBeat 2SO meal In town. l'.\"\"'l t \u201e,.\nAmerican plan. Only white labor \"\ned. First class bar, . .orl\nTHOMAS A BWCKSON^WP^j\nBARTLETT^ HOUSE\n(Formerly Clarke Holne)\nTho boat 11.00 per dny house in w\nNona but white help employe\nIs th* bast\nG.W. BARTLETT\nMadden House _S \u00bba\n\u2014\u2014*\"' ,, 11 -\u00b0\nDo rou need A comfortoble >\"\"\"' \u201e,,,_\ntry the Madden House. \u00bb\u00ab\",'. C|>M\nrooms lighted by electrlclly; '' -,\u201e the\nbeard. In the bar you will \" \u201e_\nbtst domestlo and ImporU'd IM\"\"\n\"\"\"THOMAS MADDEN, Prwrl^s'\nSunny-ida Hotel\n .-- __ _mr_i0N, l,c'\ni BT.. NBLSON,\nBoard and room by Uie\nUesl tickets (21 meals) B\nBiintH tt\nIlust be \u25a0Ajw'frm\nOn account of removal tn<\n\"_ f_i.C-Cab.net Grand, Mt-\"4-' ' I\ng^^O&OLAMP ar\u201e.\nSBWINO MACHINE - B\u00ab\"\n\u2022\u2022pfiTOOIVBS, BTCv -..tbhMAN--1*\nApply to CHAS. A. \u00bb*'\u25a0\"\n <\/>\n#ii_j_tj__^_l\nTHT] DAILY N. TJ-\/S: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER? id, mt\n\"'rmVtm'J.JX.JUVSJLl^.'lS.\u00abTCi_..U _L__LL____._________- \u2014 j||l -ff.\nc_^''^,-*^^,-_*-^*-^-- '^' _>fc\nf#fc#i#i--te-m\nto\nto\nNH_ OH OPERA HOUSE\nTONIGHT\nChas. E. Callahan's. Latest\nand Best Work\nGrandfather's\nClock\nA New England Heart Story (in three acts)\nAnother Old Homestead.. Portland Oregonian, October 7\nA Pure, Sweet Story of Life in New England\nDon't Miss the Famous\nCaroline Quartette,..\nPrices $1, and 75c. Seats on Sale-at McDonald's\nssM'l_^M#_i#M__#_^###M_^M'^\nF. A. WADE'S . ..'\nTHE BEGGAR PRINCE\nOPERA\n\u25a0_)_t*4Mfc-\nm_\nte\nMr\nte\nte\nIt is with entire confidence of public approval and appreciation that [announce\nthc engagement of the above company to play the houses included in thc British\nColumbia and Alberta Theatrical Circuit. Their record of twelve years standing'In;\nthe United States and Canada, together with the personal guarantee of every local\n'house manager in the circuit, is assurance of thc merits of this company.\nWAl. WKAAol ().\\, Secretary British Columbia and Alberta Theatrical Circuit.\nte\ntern\nte\nte\n_H_\nm\nRepertoire \u25a0=\nAube-r's \"Fra Diavola,\" L\u00b0\u00abiue's \"Girofle-Girofla\"\nand \"La Mascotte\" or \"Beggar Prince\"\nPERSONNEL OF THE PRINCIPALS\nIRENE PALMER -..-.-,_\u25a0-,-:. .Prima Dona, Soprano\nAddic Mumford and Lilia Thorn - Sopranos\nGertrude Hutchenson and Winnefred Paterson Contraltos\nFrank W. Walters and Jay C Taylor Tenors\nG. Byron Bronti and Carl Lieberg Baritones\nFred A. Wade and Jack Spaulding. Comedians\nIVAN RUDESAL .- ' : Director\nDates Ahead\nWHERE THEY. .WILL APPEAR\nREVELSTOKE, November 3, 4 and 5\nPHOENIX, November 7 and 8\nGREENWOOD, November. 9 and 10\nGRAND FORKS, November .. \\\\ and 12\nROSSLAND, November 14, 15 and |6\nNELSON November '7. 18 and l*>\nCRANBROOK, November' [...... v,.'.' 2\\ and 22\nFERNIE, November .23 and 24\nTo Fill, November 25 and 2b\nLETHBRIDGE, November .28 and 29\n.Xi.\ntern\nte\nte-\n_*%\nte\n?**\nte\n-_&\nte\nm\nte-\nArrangements have been made with thc Canadian Pacific Railway Company\nfor. fare and One-third rates for round \".rip for parties of eight or more to any~point\nwhere the Beggar Prince Company plays.\nm\nte\n'__:#_1-_^\nTea Blending is an Art\n\u25a0 not picked up in an hour or a year\u2014but tlie result of years of study\nand unremitting attention until the taste is educated to finest diserim\nination. BLUE RIBBON TEA is blended by experts from the choicest\ntea it is possible to gro v_ Do yon wonder it is better than others ?\n*************\n>tylish\n\u2022hoes\n\" Sou are looking for the _.\nF'9t atyllah up-to-date Shoes,\nI6 have them ln all the latjat\n\u2122kos nn.] shapes. Our prlci.s\nV* ttiekwrst considering the\nPtock we carry. \t\nred L Irwin\nBAKDR BTR\u00ab._T\n'* **\n*******\nD. ASHCROFT\npW LIVERY AND PEED STABLE\nPin-*, \"}A Packing done. Saddle\nlr. ,_.^'-_' Hac\"\"'< Btlt-rtea and\nlev m- ^A*y \u00bbr night Btables on\nItm\u201e, .e \u2022_bo-,\"\"!\" sl,l0\u00bb -\"id Oarbon-\npjonhonHB. p, p. bmibl Wei-on.\n~~_ \"\u2014. .-\u2014\u2014,..\t\n[HENAPANEE\nHOTEL\nFBHNIH, B. 0.\nfMit Hotel In Hast Koot._tr.\n^\u25a0MJkK raoa, nan.\nC1\u00bb\u00ab\u00bb Jetvlce lint Bample Room)\nTwo Snaps\nOno hundred acres of good bottom land;\ntwo acres roadv for plow und ten more\nacres almost cleared; tog cablfl 18x20; stable\nand 125 cords of wood at Biding ready to\nship- mio loam nf horses; wagon. Pair\nbob-elelghflj harness; all kinds or tools tor\nlogging camp and cabin furniture, only\n$450\nA five roomed cotlngo nnd 2 1-2 lots In\nHume Addition, with fruit trees ln bearing\nonly $950. Terms.\nR.J.5teel\nmarblTrock\nLIME\nManufactured br\nThe Idaho Lime Co.\nSPOKANE, WASH. .\"\nThe pfloe I\u00ab right The nuaHty guar\nant_d \"or .ale In BULK, BABRBIA\nor SACKS hy\nW. G. GILLETT\nTHE NICKEL PLATE MINE\nPROMISES TO DE ONE OP THB\nTHE BIGGEST IN AMERICA\nor Fruit Liver Tablet*\nmean fruit tablets. They are\nmade of fruit juices. Have\nthe taste and odor of fruit.\nWonderful in curing Stomach, Liver and Kidney Troubles. 50c. box. At druggists.\nGREAT NEED OF RAILWAY IN THE\nSImIUvAMEEN DISTRICT.\n__I.ON, B. C.\nJOHN.McLATCHIE\nDOMINION AND WTOWU*\nto\\m> SURVEYOR\n.lANLW OTRBBT. \u2022 NBLSON, B. C.\nAl. B. Clnlion, the well known mining\nman, after a trip through the Interior,\nhas returned to Vancouver. In a talk\nwith a reporter Mr.. Clabon said that\ntwo thinga hail particularly Imprcsaed\nhim, the eveeedlng prosperity of the\nNickel Plate mine, which will soon he\none of the greatest In America, and the.\nfeeling there Is through the Slmilka-\nmeen and Nicola that 1 lie coast people\nshould do something to have u direct\nrailway.\n\"Its up to the coast people to do something pretty Boon. The Great Northern\nwill ho building within a year, and Ihe\ntrade of what I believe-will* he the banner district of tho province will all go\nto Spokane and Seaitlo. The construction gang which has been operating In\nthe vicinity of Curlew'Ih wintering nt\nOro, which is an Indication that they\nexpect work In the neighborhood next\nspring. Tho people on the coast here\nwill wake up after the rails are down\nand trade ls going south Instead of west\nand that Into American territory.\"\nToo much cannot bo Bald In favor of\nthe Nickel Plate mine, ln Mr. Clabon's\nopinion. \"There ls_ a' property of thc\nrichness of which few people have any\nconception,\" he said, \"and In a short\ntime It will be known as one of the\ngreat mines of the country. While it\nIs difficult to loam the exact amount\nof gold saved per day, the profits are\nvery satisfactory, and that not on the\nhigh grade ore.\" *\nThe Nickel Plate was Btaked in August, 1S98, hy Messrs, Wollaston ana\nArundel, of Vlotorla, and was bonded ln\nOctober of the same year by the people\nwho now hold U for .80.00(1. In lew\nthan th* llmo limit the bond was taken\nup, and ItwiiB estimated that there was\nt:_0,000 worth ot ore In sight. Since\nthen over a million dollars have been\ninvested by the Duly Reduction Works,\nwhich controls ihe property. Mr.\nScallon, of Amalgamated Copper fame,\nIs also one of those mainly Interested In\nthe company. Work Is going on In a\nmonster glory hole, 40 feet wide, and\nanolher ls being sunk 1500 feet away.\nTho vein has been traced for 2700 feet,\nso the Immensity.of the proposition can\nbe Imagined. In all there are 16 or 18\nclaims in the group. There are two\ntrams, electric and gravity, both of\nwhich aro working satisfactorily, and\ntho development Is carried on In the\nmost up-to-date manner. A four-foot\nflume carrier water three miles, and\npower Is furnished for an electric Plant,\ncrusher, and 40-stamp mill.\n\"The town of Hedley ls growing,\" Mr.\nOlabon said. \"It has (tbgut 300 of a\npopulation, three hotels, two large gen-\neral stores besldos several other places\nof business. It Is at Hedley that I and\nothers have acquired the Kingston\ngroup, on which work has been 'carried\non. Buildings are now being erected\npreparatory to further development.\n\"Down through tho Slmilkamecn and\nKeremoos districts I snw tons- of tho\nflncat fruit, poaches, prunes, apples and\npears, which are absolutely going to\nwaste. Those who planted the orchards\nseveral years ago hod hopes that a\nrollway would havo heen built before\nIhls, but they have heen disappointed,\nami the fruit is left lo rot. I\" know\nCanada fairly well, and this Is the garden spot of Ihe whole dominion. This\nIs where the Coulthard ranch, acquired\nby Messrs. Law and Armstrong, Is situated and lt is one of the best In the\ndistrict.\n\"I drove over the proposed road of the\nGreat Northern from Hedley to Greenwood, 110 miles, and. I think, conditions\nlire Improving. In Greenwood an aver-\nago of one claim a week Is being bonded, which Ib a very good showing. It\nls owing to the success attending the\noperations on (Bo Providence mine.\nThere are many small high-grade propositions there, which, lt haa been discovered,- can bo worked .by a company\n\u25a0with a small capitalization. In Rossland things are looking up. J. C. Eden,\nof tht Oreat Northern railway, aud ns-\nSMlatu, have Krnited tht Cariboo, which\nadjoins the Jumbo mining property,\nand the Eullreka and Evening Star hnve\nbeen taken over by lhe Le'Roi No. 2.\nIt was my first visit tbere-ln Ihree years\nand with the favorable smelting conditions now obtaining, a general improvement may be marked.''\nMINING RECORDS.\nAt the mining recorder's office on\nTuesday the following mineral locations\nwere recorded:\nBlue Grouse on the eust side of Donaldson mountain, by D. A. McKlunon. '\nWillow Grouse, on Iho ..st side of\nDonaldson mountain by R. B. Kirk.\nTho Nord. on Kokanee creek, two and\na halt mllea from Kootenay lake, by M.\nNord.\nThe Old Times, on Kokanee creek;\nseven mllea from lake, by M, A. Big-\nham.\nThe Black Prince,'on Kokanee creek,\nby M, A. Bigham.\nTheUucle Sam on Kokanee creek, 2\nmilea from lake by J. I*. Bingham.'.\nCertificates of work were issued, to\nW. L. Howser on tho Berger and on the'\nSummit No. 2. To Henry Rolchart on\nthe St. Mary, and to Herbert Mason on\nthe Cherry and on tho Kathleen.\nRUBBER BOOTS FREE\nby .Having tlie tugs tin Pay Roll plug chewing tobacco. Pny Boll la a great chew\nand the lag., ere rodeen__ e In premiums,\namong which are Included rubber boots.\nand nver 000 oilier articles. All stores sell\nPay Boll.\nPHOENIX PAY BOLLS\nRailroad OonatrucUon Rwella tho Totnl\nHandsomely\nIf there Bhould he any doubt In tho.av-\nera_(i mind un to tho direct benellt accruing to tho Boundary frum tho construction of the Qreal Northern branch from\nOrand Pork, to Phoenix, a realization of\nthe comfortable pay roll for the month of\nSeptember will throw Memo light _n .tho\nsubject\u2014that pay roll being In lhe neigh-\nImrboud of Jl_E.,i\u00abK), yuya Iho Phoenix Pioneer.\nOf tlio total monthly pay rell probably\n. 0.IXfl or JoO.miO Is paid out in time cliecks\nbefore pay day tu the considerable proportion of laborers that arc alwaya moving\nalong. Of the f7.',,n,o _,y remaining, nt\nleaHt $_,!_ Is paid out lo men who are\nworking on the construction Immediately\nsurrounding Phoenix. With the H5.000 nuld\nout last week to the. miners employed. In\ntho properties nf Phoonlx, this makes a\nround totnl of (70,000 paid In wages hero\nthis month.\n\/._. ..\nI USE a Cuban filler in my Pharaoh\nCigar. So do some other manufacturers, but there's a difference\n- not all Cuban filler is good filler.\nI make special yearly trips lo Havana,\nso ihat I can buy.lhe choicest leaves for\n. Pharaoh filler.\nThese are grown in the Mani^aragua\ndistrict, in the Province of Santa Clart\n-\"the locality par excellence for fine\ntobacco.\nThe warm, moist atmosphere and'\nmarvellously rich soil of this locality fit it\npeculiarly to grow tobacco of the\nquality kind- delicate leaves, clear and\nflawless.\nJ. BRUCE* PAYNE, Limited'\nGranby, P.Q.\n\\Vidi n Connecticut Broad-lent hinder, the hijdie.t rpinlity\nimi h.lici priced liimlcr grown,-and a. genuine Sumatra\nvr.t|i]\u00bb.rr I eitjK.tt direct f.i.m llellnnil\u2014I believe my Pharaoh\n\u2022ill ei.cas pfoaiant aumolie >< one eooltl .lesire.-J. B. P.\n\u25a0\u25a0'\n1 None genuine unless branded PHA-RO\n'>_%. E. Ferguson . (\"...Distributors, Nelson, B.C.\n_V_\nMADMEN AT TIIE FRONT\nLondon, Oct. B5\u2014The Moscow press continues to publish painful stories uf lunacy\nand malnla nt the front. The Sllihsky\nVlcstnlk prints the following Btory of a\nsoldier driven mud by horror;\n\"Into tho Tomsk municipal .hospital Is\ncarried a wounded mnn of middle age.\nHo la covered wllh knife wounds, ono In\nthe chest, another In the side, nnd Iwo In\nthe stomach, the latter so deep, tbat hla\nInternal organs nre visible. Paying no attention to hla wounds bo conllues to relate triumphantly how be bas destroyed a\nwhole Japanese corps. Another madman\nthinks he Is tbe czar nnd bestows decorations of tlnfoP on his keeper, During the\nearlier- part _F _o fighting around Llao\nTnnff, two lunatics esoaped and went over\nto the Japanese. They were sent back next\nmorning under the white flag.\"\nMechanics, Partners, Sportsmen'.\nT.. heal nud soften the akin and remove\ngrease, oil nud rust stains, paint and earth, etc.\nuse The \"Master Mechanic's\" Tar Soo-.\n. 4Uwt Toilet Soup Co., Mfrs.\nFOR AN\nEVERY DAY\nSMOKE\nA perfectly made, cool smoking pipe,\nsuch as the B. B. II.. the most popular\nknown, filled With our Special Mixture\nwill satisfy.\nTHURMAN\nTOBACCONIST.\n. _E_80N, B. a\nKOOTENAY .\nENGINEERING\nWORKS\nFounders arid Machinists\nMA-N'U FACT UHE IIS OP THE\nCJIAWKOHD DOUBLE' ROI'K AERIAL\nJTIUMWAY SYSTEM, LTD.\nKE-'AIRINQ AND JOBMNC. *\nA SPECIALTY.\nMarine, Mlnnins and Mill Machinery, Ore\nCars, Buckets, Tanks, Etc. Iron and Brass\nCasting. A complete stock ot Shafting,\nSupplies, Fittings, Etc., always on hand.\nEstimates tat all classes ot work furnished upon application. Mall orders re-\nceivo prompt and careful attention. Scrap-\niron bought hy t'ie carload. _ -\nB C.TRMMS, Manager.\nOfPloe ahrX \"Works; Foot of Pwk Street,\nP. O. Box _W, Ntla-n, B, O.\n riT-\nThat Question\nof Value.\nFit - Reform emphasizes\nthe question of value. .It sells\nto men who know quality.\nIt's worn by men who recognize the value they get in it.\nWe want you to see Fit-\nReform Suits and Overcoats.\nStudy them. They are worthy of,critical inspection, even\nif you are not ready Ao buy.\nFi!-Reform\nEmory & Walley, Nelson, B.C.\nIhe HILL MINING\nAND SMELTING\nCOMPANY, Limited\nNELSON, B.C.\nPurchases\nLead, Copper\nand Dry Ores\n*******,****v\u00bb .,.***. *** *\u00bb \u00ab\u2666.\u00bb\u00bb.\u25a0\u00bb-\u00bb\u2666\n\\ Porto Rico Lumber Co,, ltd, \\\nMamitacturers oT and YfholeKile Dealers tn\nROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, BHINOLEB AND MOULDINGS. BAND-\nSAWN AND _-_N*-_ WORK. AN UP-TO-DATE DRY KILN IN CON-,\nXECTION.\nMILLS AT YMIR\nPorto Rico Lumber Co., Ltd.\nP. BURNS J CO.\nWHO_GSAI_) AND BET All...\n_*e__-\\.T __;__ii.o____isrTS\nHEAD OFFICE NELSON, D. C.\nBranch Markets In Itonsland, Trail, Nelson, Kaslo, Sandon, Three Forks,\nNew-Denver and Siocan Clly.\nOrdere by Mall lo any Branch will have Prompt and Careful Attention.\ng__a\nfiir Griffin Brand\nUsing\nSMOKEQ MEATS\n' Freshly Smoked every week\nThere are cheaper meats but hone better\nJ. Y. GRIFFIfl & CO., Limited\nWHOLESALE ONLY\nTBBDAILT *1ffW8' WEDT-TEBDAr OOTOBBB M l|0t\nCAMPAIGN COMMENTS\n\"Will eome one plenso explain Mr, Bo.\n,],.\u201e'_ railway policy'.'\"-l.omh.il Advertiser.\nWhich one?. Montreal Horald.\nThe uii,-ral. play a trump bard when\nhe\\ aimeal to tin- otoetora on tin' character\n,,,.i services ot sir Wilfrid Laurier.\u2014To-\nhighest tribute iv.ild to the Grand\nt IMcillo liar, tin Is Ills n.'ocsslly III\ni-nlrf feel u> iplsrjepresent lt,-_oronto\nl.i lilt.\n.\u2022olllnlj,\n-Montreal Ik-\nto know It Mr. Borden,\n \u25a0\u25a0 -miV OXCeSB b _:-\nent ot railroad\nCanada Is th.. natural goographtcal.rapld.\nniliMt lilltliwii. hot. vl! Eumi .and Asia.\n,_ us lake advantage of tlie tact.\nSir William tiulock lias Riven us cheaper\npqs tngo, better service and a ^surplus of\n.,.\u00ab,-.;. :n\u201e. dominion cannot u fiord to lose\nills Services. Vote accordingly.^'\nThe Mnll ami Empire says that Mr. R.\nL. Hicluii.lM.il iii running against Hon\nrn. ,.r,i Slfton in liiiitiiinn has oxceu.ni\nprospects lie has excellent prospects. M\n.'.Hiii. snowed so far under thai he will\nii. .1 reappear ou the surface again.\nKir John' Macdonald and Blr Charles\nTupper were early advocates of the pre-\n_ ',. ii il idea wc arc told. oh. .yes; thoy\ntalked about It The IHicrals did it. 'Iho\nliberals do tilings.\n_!\n-hip\nilsb\n'im\ntie \\oti\nIHllll S\nniiii.-ul\nillevo\nnlcl*,\nLaurh\nnga\nnot\nl'n'\nr's .\nnst the government owner-\nheenus* they disbelieve In\nict-shlp tail because they\nic const*'Vail V0 Intention\ni out.\u2014Raymond, Alberta\nTl\nfrl.l\nIvc belief font sir - wu-\nJnilnlstrall i: la biJ_r.''':;\ninada's he., iiilercsl-s -\u25a0-\t\nIllustration of Slark Twain's, deflnltlon of\nfaith, which wns \"believing In something\nyou know Isn't so.\"\nHo\nake's a virtue of necessity\n,\u201eml_len of the need for a\nnational transcont mental railway an I m\ni,K . , res.'.nil.lcs lhe man who fell from\n|\u201e roof of a cottage he was si, ni; lie.\nand .uherlti. hmsclf un. remarked, we\nIM lo conic down for nails, anyway.\n__ ih.\nova Scotia\nWool.\n\/Nova Scotia sheep^\nJ grow the best wool\n\/in the world. Tlio air,\"\nJclimale and ggjuln. _lv\u00bb\\\nft strength,, elasticity and \\\n, sllttlnesj lo the wool, Ihat\n. cannot bo duplicated anywhere else. The only under.\nwear in Canada, made ol Nova\nScotia wool, ls\nStanfield's\n|Unshrinkable|\nUnderwear\nI Tlio wool \u2014process \u2014knitting\u2014\ni workmanship \u2014a'.l combine to j\ni produce the best woolen Under-\n' wear Stanlleld'i. Every garment is guirantred unshrinkable, by tho only guarantee\nworth considering\u2014\"money\nback if unsatisfactory.\"\nWear \"Stand, d-\nIhU winter.\nWilli good reason liberal campaigners\npoint lo llie signlllcalil lacl that Mr Bor-\nSen In all liis speeches has been very care-\nfn not to commit hlmsolt to the policy\nth- government operating the traiiscoi-\nUnental railway. He' has espoused he\ncan . of government ownership nf the\nwhole road but if his party is returned tn\n1, ver he will.taUe office absolutely un-\n...lircd \u00abo far n\u00bb lhe operation of 111\" road\nlie \\V. \u00ab...,.\"mem is ci.nccincd.-llamilton\nHerald.\nDECLARES FOR 1 A_MKlj_\nRegli\nDrtt \"Hanoi)\" TM\nftt all first*. 6.066..\nROUGH LUMBER ORBSSED\nDocrt, W Inflowi. M<11ildink_. Bhin\u00ablei, Turned Work and Brackftti.-\nA complete and up-to-_ate stock always on hand. Mall arflers promptly att\u00abnA*A to\nA. G. LAMBERT A CO,\nui's fndependi in Newspaper Can See\nNo Ue'is ui for a Change\nIn IM last issue the Regina Standard,\nafter explaining Its iH.sillon and policy\nas an Independent papeV'says: .\nHaving said Ibis much In general wc\nnow gcidown to lis- particular and ask\nourselves- -i.\u00ab ..v.. ...\nbeiiellli_o\u201ebe de-\nu.ected wilh the\nmt and to whose\nvorks now under\nare mainly due.\n,_ tit Wllmcr a few weeks\n.\u201e; Outcrop thai he tnonghl\nthis scheme might Iw feasible and that II\na survey proved It 80 he believed the soil\nand climate would justify lhe cost of the\nditch Since \"ola visit It appears that the\nC. V. 11. Is giving the matter serious attention -nnd It is expected that next Sluing\nthe possibilities of the scheme will bc very\nthoroughly Investigated.'\nThe Keeley Cure tor. the liquor heblt\nand' drug using Is a aclentldc treatment\nthat has successfully stood the test for 26\nyenrs. For particulars write the Keeley\nInstitute, Seattle, Wash.\t\nCANADIAN\nPACIFI\nRAILWAY\nADDITIONAL SELLING DATES\nSt, Louis\nWorld's Fair\nRates\nOctober 27, 28, 29\nOn same dates reduce- rate round trip\nexcursion tickets will be sold to all eastern points.\nToronto, Montreal,\nNew York, Etc.\nChange of Time Oct. 9\nFull particulars from local agents.\nJ. S. CARTER . B. J. CO-LB,\nD.P.A.. Nelson. A.O.P.A. Vancouver\nSpokane Falls _ Northern Bailwy\nThe only all rail route between polnti\neast, west and south to Rossland, Nelson.\nGrand Porks and Republic,\nBuffet cars run between Spokane and\nN---thport.\nEffective June 14th, 1901.\nLeave Arrt\u00ab\n3.45 ii m Spokane 6.16 p.m.\n10.40 a.m Roasland 4._5 p.m.\n7.20 u.m Nelson 7.20 p.m.\n1EU6 ii.ni Grand Forks 4.00 p.m.\n, a.id am Republic .8.16 p.m.\nAtlantic &S. Sailing.\nO. T. R. ATLANTIC B.8. I_N\u00ab\n(From Montreal)\nL. Champlaln..Oc. 3TIL. Brie Nov. 8\n. ALLAN LINE\n(From Montreal) \u2022\nIonian .........Oct, ZSBavarian ....Nov. 4\nDOMINION LINB\n(From Montreal)\n.Dominion Oct. _ Vancouver ...Nov. 6\nAM iqtUlAN LINK\nSt. Paul Oct. Mhlla_lphla ..Nov. f,\nRED STAR LINE\nKroonland ....Oct. '_. y.eelnml Nov. &\nCUNARD LINE\nUmbrla .......Oct. 20 Campania ....NoV. 6\nWHITE 8TAR LINE\nCeltto Oct. fflBaltlc Nov. 8\nFRENCH LINE\nLa Bretagpe..Oct 2ILa Savole Nov. 3\nALLAN STATE LINB\nParisian Oot. _ Mongolian ....Nov. 8\nHAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE\nPennsylvania ..Oc. BMoltke Nov. 10\n(Mediterranean Service)\nPrlni OBkar...Oct. 25Pr!na Adalbert No.2_\nNORTH GERMAN LLOYD\nMain Oct. 27\nKaiser Wllhelm II .-...Nov. _\n(Mediterranean Service)\nKonlgln Lulse ..Oct, 29\nNcckar Nov. 6\nContinental sailings on application.\nTour attention hi called to the exception-\nally low outward and prepaid rate* on all\nlines t* effect at present, which will ba\nquoted.promptly on application to\nJ. S. CARTER, W.P.P.CUMMINS,\nD.P.A., Nelnon. Uen Agt, Wlimlst*\nSAVE TIME\nALL THB TIMIu\nby using\nTO\nSEATTLi., TAOOMA, AND ALL T*oh\nFIC COAST POINTS\nST. PAUL, CHICAGO, NEW YORK AND\nALL POINTS EA8T\nPalace M_ \u00ab#_** ,\u00a3'\"^'J_iB_____\nbrary, ca_, Modem Day Coaches, DlnHW\nCart, Meals a la Carte.\nSpecie sxco_.eS j; W.r.4'.F_r.\nBt. Louis. Your oWloej^rouw-\n^Tt^Ti.A^''-\n^A\u00ab444##4.\nTHE DAILY NEWS\nHas complete facilities\nfor the execution of high\nclass book, job, and newspaper printing.\n4\nMagazines, catalogues\nand commercial work.\nRuling of every description & specialty.\nBook Binding\nWE CAN RULE, PRINT AND BIND\nANY KIND OF\n4* \u2022,\nHOTEL REGISTERS\nBLANK BOOKS\nCITY ASSESSMENT\nAND TAX ROLLS\nWE CAN BIND IN REGC\"LAiEIOJI\nSTYLE.\nLAW JOURNALS\nAND REPORTS\nWE MAKE A SPECIALTY Of PUnTOd\nUP IN NEAT, STRONG ANT)\nINEXPENSIVE COVERS\nMUSIC\nMAGAZINES\nTRADE JOURNALS\nPAPERS AND\nBOOKS\nWe Guarantee First-Class Work\nln Bvery Department ~\nPHONG\n144\nTHE DAILY NEWS\nNELSON\nB.O.\nD-^f-f-f^KI-f'f'f'fl\nf\n7\nI\nThe Best\nUnion-Made\nOveralls\nCOME FROM THB VICTORIA\nFACTORY OF\nLenz & Leiser\nTHB UNION LABEL IB ON BVERY\nGARMENT\nJi C. Carruthers\nAgent lor Kootenny\n-. O. Box 56. . Nelson, B. 0.\nYOU WANT THE BEST\nOur repair trad* li rapidly increnalng\nand our customers aro,telling tlielr friends\nthat we ar* the bent to repair watches,\netc. Send all work to.\nNICKERSON\nBaker 8t, The Jeweler\nKOOTENAY RAILWAY A NAVIGATION\nCOMPANY, LIMITED\nK_lo and Blocan Railway Company '\u25a0\t\nInternational Navigation and Trading\nCompany.\nTIMK CARD\not local trains and steamers effective\nMarch 7th, loot\nKASLO-BANDON\nDally Dally\n8.80 am. Lv Bandon Ar. 4.26 p.m.\n9.12 n.m. Lv. Whitewater Ar. 8.40 a.m.\n10. _ a.m. Ar. Kaslo Lv. 8.00 p.m.\nI_AHI.0-NI_I.l_ON\nDally\nBi. Sunday\n1.80 p.m. I.v.\n8.3S p.m. Lv.\n4.80 p.m. Ar.\nDally\nOx. tlniidny\nAr. 11.00 a.m.\nAr. 10.(16 a.m.\nLv. 6.00 a.m.\nKaslo\nAinsworth\nNelson\nCalling at all way landings en signal.\n, ' NBLSON-BANDON\n8.00 a.m. I.v Nelson Ar, 4.30 p.m.\n4.26 p.m, Ar. * -Bandon Lv. 8.80a.m.\nThrough dally, freight and passenger\nservice between Nelson nnd Bandon.\nFor further Information and full particulars cal) on or address\nROU19RT IRVING,\nMnr. K. R. and N. Co, Ltd.\nKaalo, fi, O.\n.. K. TA _KAJ IIItY. Local Agent,\nFRUIT LANDS\nfor sale;'\nIn 10 acre blocks; ln 10 acre blook*.\n.Several Improved ranohea.\n3. E. .ANNABLE, Nelson, B. 0.\nNEWCR011\nTEAS\nJUST RECEIVED. I\nFresh and Fragrafl\nBlack or Green\nAS ALWAYS\nTHE BEST\nPrlcee moderate by tbo P01\ntool package.\nTAxi-S^lS\nI am looa*\u00bb\u00ab to KMlo for t ,^J-\nmmSSr&mSMr**\"^,\nl^hT*xhlhit*t^\/:iZU\nAdam* wa* a sainpi6 \u00b0 ,,\nTerm, rewonsble. K.ln,\nFRANK B. CI,U-\n.od*-\"n\n WEDNESDAY. OCTOBERS 2r., 1904\nfi_f5 Made-to-wear\nDO YOU WANT AN\nAll-Woo!\nSuit\n OR\t\nOvercoat\nMade-to-wear\nMade-to-fit\nMade by best tailors\nN(ade ofnBWest fabrics\nCALL ON\n... GILKER\nSole Agents (or Campbell'. Clothing.\nof forty. But, it lie does not have ono\nof filly on lhe election of the next\nspeaker, you. come to me and 1 '\"\u00bb\n'present y.i'n with a hat.\" ...\nroigh\"S\u00a5Taffray\nJAPS AND' WHITES ifo' \u00a3 MIX.-IT ON\nSUNDAY NIGHT.\nSKVI'.UAL W.iuil-. MEN, NOW IN\nJIAilL AH A RESULT.\n[Special .to The Daily NVws]\nCranbrook, 'Oct, 25.\u2014Sunday night\nthere was trouble ai Jattray between a\nBung of Japanesae tjmployed on the\nrailroad ami a gang of white men employed in a nearby tie camp,\nThe white mnn appear to have been\nthe i^ggreaaors.. Some of them have\nbeen arrested ami are now in jail here.\nThe history of the trouble is us follows.: On \u25a0 Sunday evening lhe Jai>s,\nwho are camped in a' boarding ear.\nweal down Iq the store tb gel some hay\nto make their beds with and coming\nbark had to pass the camp of a white\ntie gang wlio accused them of stealing\nthe hay, .One.of the white mon hit ono\nI of the .laps and a general mix-up took\nplace and tbe Japs retired in good order with their hay to ilu- car. In the\nevening the. while men, whft R is said,\nhnd been drinking, went to the Jap's\ncar and held up the cook at,, the point\nof a six-shooter and denial.df-d coal oil,\nwhich they got. They filled the small.\ncompartment between the sleeping aud\ncooking quarters uf the car with hay\n -'\".I in coal oil and set it on lire.\n_.. . then tried to keep Uie daps from\nescaping but i\nout, beal *>rf tl\ntheir, attention\nwhich by this\nWhen\nSickness \u25a0\nComes\nthere's always a need for\nArmour's Extract of Beef. It\nkeeps up vitality ond prevents\nexcessive loss of flesh and\nstrength. It's rich beefy flavor\nmakes beef tea.thSt is as appetizing as it is delicious and stimulating.\nBold by ill 6rntri m_ Dron1*^\nARMOUn LIWITED.,TORONTO.^\nSola p-C-C-r- wwl \u2022hipfer*\n(otCu-kU_\nPROCLAMATION\nELECTORAL DISTRICT\nOF\nKOOTENAY\nLead Combinations i\nGold. Silver or Lead .100 J\nI__il with Gold or Sllvo_U_0 ,\nLoad. Gold, Silver.......... .2._0 \u2022\nZinc .,..v'.. f2.50 J\nLead, .Silver. Zinc.............0 \u2022\nZinc Willi Gold or Silver..(3.00 \u2022\nWANTED\u2014Specimen\nfor exhibition purposes\npieces\nTO-WIT:\n__i_-\nASSA.YEB AND CHEMIST\nYMIR, B.C.\nB\n, 1,.\ncreased 3IB3 i>\"r i\ncont and to Aunt:\nnut- period t|pr lml\n\u201e ,1 at net- cent, I\nin and From *ost\n .wn men gol\nelr assailants' and turned\nto liuttin_ nut the Are\ntime was raging fiercely.\n('mil\n6000\nUnlit)\n501)\n1(11)0\n200\nSullivan \u2022\t\nInternational \t\nGreal Northern Mines\nSt. Eugene \t\nPioneer -\t\n.1(1\n.34\n.35\n. .43\n5.00\nThla they succeeded In doing bui not before two cars were practically destroyed.\nConstables were sent fnun Fernie and\nI'riinliriKik wilh ilie resull Unit tile\nperpetrators of the mil rait\" will stand\nihelr trial.'\nSharpl. Irvine\nJlmJfa** ^,st,_____?_\nFIRST CHIEF OF STAFF\nGENERAL LAKE ARRIVES FROM\nENGLAND TO FILL THAT OFFICE\nB. C. HERRING FISHERIES TO BE\nINVESTIGATED.\nCONVICTIONS QUASHED.\nSupreme Court Overrules Decisions of\nFernie Magistrates\n[.Special to The bully News]\nGreenwood. Oct.. 25.\u2014The only business.of* Importance before tbe court today wns vhe case of a. Sioane, convicted,\nby a Fernie magistrate of starting bash\nfires, and sentenced to pay a uundred\nI dollar flqeor. thirty days in jail. 11. C.\nShaw applied for writ of certiorari, J.\nj P. Gray, opposing. The writ waa granted and the conviction quashed.\nShaw-also :*_pplit*.Hfor a writ of habeas corpus In the case of ClldeAVestlake,\nconvicted by a-police magistrate of Fernie of an assault with Intent to do grievous bodily barm and sentenced to six\nmonths' lmpi.Bontnfeitt. A. writ was\ngranted and-the conviction quashed- .\nTbe Providence Mining company's annual meeting was adjourned until to-\nPublic notice is hereby given to electors of the electoral district aforesaid,\nthat in obedience to His Majesty's writ\nto mo directed and bearing date the\n,29th day of September, -A.D. 1904, I\nrequire the presence of the electors at\nthe court house in .the City of. Nelson\nin tbe said district on tbe llrst day of\nthe month\"\" of November, A-.D. 1904,\nfrt>m noon until two ot the clock in the [\nafternoon, for the purpose ot nominating a person to represent them la the\nhouse of commons of Canada; and that\nin case a poll is demanded and allowed in the manner uy law prescribed,\nsuch pull will be opened on the -22nd\nday of November, A.D. 19.04, from the\nhour of nine in the forcing until Ave\nof the clock In the alternTju in each\nof the following polling divisions, that\nls to say:\nHOTEL. DIRECTORY\nPHOENIX .,\nKNOB HILL >EL The leiuii-i,\ntel ln th. city. l8Verythlng flrst-\nSample ruumi* for commercial tr_\\\nCliolQ* brand, of wines \u25a0'., \u25a0 ! \u25a0 ni\ngars. J, E. HULL, Prppfli\nWHOLESALE-HOUtic^.\nPRODUCE.\n0TABKOY A CO., WHULHKUi.F, DBAJU\ners tn Butter,* Egga, Cheese, Pruili\nFruit. Houston Bloek, J\nNelBop, B. C.\n , anil\noaBptUae* 8tr\u00ab_ti\nHARD WAR*.\nMcLACHLAN B'ttpS. WHOUSESALJB\nHardware Merchants, Logging \\\n8-pplies, BUivt-a,\n , \u201e, Tin-\nIron, Pipes and Mining\nLttentlon to .mall.-d on\nS and -lit\nAgatt-war\u00ab,\n.upptiea. Protuj-i\nGROCERt'KS.\nNO.\nGRAPES\nNow is the time to make\nGrape Jelly.or Wine\n lo-lb. basket .'of fine\nConcord Grapes\n90 cents each\nw. jTtoye\nPHONE NO. 7.\nk. J-LACLUN'Al-lJ Ul L\nGrocers ahd Provhrtbi\nporUiis or Tea.-i, Cofl\nFru) 3, Biapje arid. i''ano>\nbacc .h, Cigars, Builer\nPool, \u25a0\u00ab House\nWa: IUOUB6,\nBtreets. 'p.\n.feS\u00bb. Cll-i-\n ts. Offlc\nWIUVi of Pront uie\nO, Box H.i). -\"eU-iihi-\nA38AYKBS' BUI'PUlCa.\nTill-; B. '_ ASSA* A CH__M.lCAl_ S\nCo., Ltd., Vancouver, B. C,\nImporters or A-sti*, em Huppliea. Boit\nAgents lit B.C. tor the celebrated Bat-,\ni turaea Crucibles, *tt. Writ*- ua bettr*\nI Bending )\"..f orders --. .r \u201e:.- ; \u25a0-. BaUsT\nI-Hre_.\nHun guaranteed,'\nbOCIElY CAROS\n_ AD D API\/Ill_Dn To Bngllahimen Canada would appear to\nJ UK DaVianrtRU li. turning Iter back on horeelt\/.-and\n^i~\u2014__ making naught ot her solemn contracts.\n\u2014 I i_n't licliiin\"-tlint Mr. Iliinlou'.-w.oiild\n,, PAHAnfc IS BALANCE j ^itXCR. 'The interns\nRES&NT CAMPAIGN\nn!ll(,.:N victory worui\nr.U.AUl.V HlOSUl\/l\" IN.\nnwa Freo t'ress of recent\n; a mosl Buggeuttve inter-\n.. y \\V Thomson lu\nVf-tcrah journalist nnd\nrver makes some observa-\ntb\u00ab fluancial and commer-\nnces of u victory for Mr.\nie createst respect for Mr.\ncan anybody-can he hlm\n\u25a0vhai be would or eould do\nTrailway if be attained olflce.\neueHS that fnun what he\ncannot guess himself what\no may be elected to support\ni reflttil of all the various\nlvb. would permit him to do\nmajority. -\nhe will expropriate the U\nn,an?. He says that if he\non with tbe railwny project\npursue It as a government\n|l. indicatea that he might\n:\u25a0,',. whole' scheme east. <\u00bb\nstihBtltUte f\u00bbr il llie ox'\naxpropriate tne _*. \u00bb. ._.\n[>f the couhtry would forbid hlm to A\nso. But he bas said he will if h\u00ab\u00bb ran\nget power. It is not whnt be would do,\nhut what ibe. financial world will he\nafraid of him doing, thai would cause\nthe collapse of credit on November 4th\nif he wevo flucci-BSful on Novnmbpr 3rd.\nFor many months the country .would\nnot know where It was at.\n\"The time is very critical,\" went on\nMr. Thomson. \"Business is good here\ncompared with the condition I have heen\nobserving all summer In tbe states, or\nIts reported condition in England. It is\ngood here because bt confidence that\nthere is no great disturbance near. The\ncountry sees its way. .The tariff It\nknows ls better for it than would be a\nlong period of guessing what Mr. Borden would make of It. Men of enterprise are alretly looking to the great\nopportunities they will \u25a0\"\u2022\u25a0 tee\nNational . Transcontinental,\ncan. If the ministry be not disturbed\ncount on another year ahout as good as\nJast. Tbey can count ou fallowing\nyoars far better, because the greal railway work will stimulate immigration\nanew, and enliven trade by increasing\nthe demands for all sorts of supplies.\n- 1 o.,vi, .. 1\u201e.\nlag to the great Danish and\n11 gel front the 1)0]ar expedi\nipritfil. Traders government\n..._. __.__t_irl.r-d ____,.!>,. talntir\ntSp<&clal to The Dally News]\nOttawa. Oct. 25.'\u2014 General 'Lake ha_\narrived from England to occupy the\n|K)fiition of chief of staff.\nLieut. Morley, of tiie Royal Engineers, lias been appointed a professor of\nmilitary engineering and musketry on\nthe staff of the Royal Military college.\nKingston.\nPremier I_,aurier addressed a large\nmeeting at 'Alexandria yesterday for Mr\nSchell. The premier apent most of yes\nlerday in Ottawa, lie was looVing well\nand 1\u00bb tn splendid liT-nUh.\n\"John M. Cowie, Scottish fish expert,\nleft today for British Columbia, to inquire Into the herring industry on the\nPacific coast.* For the past three years\nherrings havo been plentiful on the\nooast of Vancouver Island. So far there\nhas heen but little herring fishing done\nand Cowie goes to report ou the possibilities of the Industry.\nIn Nova Scotia he raised the price\nfrom $2.50 to $13 a.barrel.\nA record brought back from Erebus\nbay by A. P. 1. >w whleh was written In\nDanish and left thero by the Danish\nMtion. says tbat the English\ngovernmenl depot at Erebus bay, on\nBocbu island,. wa'S a total wreck.\nLEADING BUSINESS MEN\ntt Ut. hit\nACTIVITY AT TIIE BAYONNE\ncf\nwhere i <-\nw. Itocli\nw. Roclic,\nadjoining ti\u00ab'\nTelia ot -the\ntuionlal, Yin lhe C\nhum, Ihe north shove o'\nSii. linae he got a mn-\n\u201e1,1 ,.,\u201e>__ of all kinds\natiracisd hY on* ''1,-V\">\nattitude, and other ey\n, wnnld he C. P. B. n>en'\n\u201er p,_mimont owner-\nHi,. ,tpv.. gt my freld.Mr.\ni,'; men like Mr. Monk,\nthe denmiuiH u\u201e .\nCanada, with Laurier In, knows where\n\" \" \"nnilltlnn Ib that o(\nshe is at. Her condition\nstnhle efiuilll-*-1'\"1'; ,\u201e \u201epsPt Ihe ar-\n\"Mr. nordenp ,\u2122\u00b0, 'jwive hira a\u00bb\nraw. 1 order of thIW\u25a0 t\u201e\u201e Mcc\none may, U f\u00abm\u00bb fS tha Ihey can*\ntors in m*r? *\"\\nto uncertainty and\nafford thin Pi?\"\u00bb m\u2122 and wonder\nconfusion ami *g- \u201e w01lW t,,\u201e\u201ew\n,\u201e\u201e,\u201e.,,, ,\u201e m. , , what may he <\u00bb\u00bb\u00ab:, , \u201enll Field-\n1 ,iU mi,;-\u00abto Mr. Monk, U, A*^?&\u00bb\u00bbt*\nihe eiistern division' huiir'hng, and that prm\ni- k** *___-___-1 ^%rff58fi s&s^\nseat a mo_ Upuor. hi !\u00bbu llt \u201e,\u201e\nmlK\u201e, he oompell Ig \u00bb cohol,\n..I. n\ncules.\nUnily\n\u25a0 conservatives who -would\nliini Borden'out again than let\n'irli lhe country on government\nn ot railway--. R wm.,ld \u201e\nle io Riiess what sort of a rail-\nject, If any, would come of nis\nlo devise ono that would he\nilc to all whom he endeavors to\na_ It would take many months\nto reconcile his factions. He\n.i hope to do It without going\ni session of narllament. He\nKet ready to meet parliament\nIiihs. four or five at. least. Mean-\nmi all tho time up to parliament\n; his scheme, confusion wouU\n, hecause douht would rule all\npnadn. Not only would work on\nllway ho paralysed. In view of\nfress of a parly whose leader is\n[ Involved In more or less clear\n1 io establish government owner-\nI railways, what would the flnnn-\nfi'lil of Oreat Brlain and the stales\nPit in Canada?\nopinion Ihal. the hitherto safe\n. I dominion had shipped Its' hn-\nmoorlngB and gone off on a ear-\ns'ate-uoclallsm eould not hut ho\nentertained abroad. Would not\nn credit suffer instantly? I do\n\"in .the national credit only, but\nillt of Canadian railways, hanks,\nlacturers, Importers, Investment\nof all kwdfl. Would not\nforelRn creditor ot a Canadian\nteel frightened? . Would not\n\u20221 nn creditor want at leaBt. a\nlot of reaasurement that Mr.\nwould not do any of the eoc-\n- thliiRs he cause, many of his\ntiers to Imagine he means to do?\ni\u201elr ... n.\u201e _M\u2014\u00bb n. _.,__lntlTiir\nto do God only kn\u00ab; \u2122 o. tllhlgB7\nof upsetting *ee^\u00bb^ incr 0,\nMr. Borden would ne h| ,ollow.\nany small resolute B\u2122wb0Ittny reckoning since ho con d not W * *. , \u201e\u201e.\nSS, have more than a. W mm^\njorlty. A tlmf\u201e ' \u201e _ niggle, and pto-\nUsetUlffi.,^1U^ceSn of genera\n,hnblv a close sucu\u00bb\u00bb o(\n$$& wouhl \u2022\u00bb \"f^^nable-a\nhis success. If \" *\"'? \u201e\u201e. lran steadily and with tho.most \u00ab*ra-.\ntlfying reettlts, the ore body being quite\ne(|iuil in extent and quality te the expec*-\ntutliin formed.\nItoth properties a re Bltlia ted far from\nilcatlonS on the summit of the divide\n' n end of Kootenay lake\nTory Campaign' Committee to Meet Here\non Friday Next\nThe local conservatives. held a meeting\nlast niKbt to consider .way's and means\nfor the federal, campaign. The meeting\nhail boon rather hurriedly culled and Urn\nattendance lie thn vacant store, next to\nthe office ut Brydges, Blakemore & Cameron, which-has been obtained for campaign\npurposes was not very large or enthusiastic.\nWin, Blakemore, who occupied the chnlr,\nafier explaining wli. iin meetln-e w--\ncalled, stated that a meeting of the full\ncampal\u00a33 commute.- > i im ndn-g n.oi\nTv^n eaiied for m-si Friday in this city.\nMr. Mackintosh would be here on Friday\ntin\nJ.n\u00b0^jo_rVmont wil take*.\nAdvertlaing of the^risht^\nan immediatto am\nmond for somo\n.._ \u00ab [xnnul cake\ndelphiahl\ntioed a brl\ndelphla E\nIng\nnth. J.\n\u25a0nit man'\n. ring i\"\ntnlng ti'\ntrlng :\nst of th\na gt\n'at\nlevation\nTin\nha\ntwo al-\nK>\nute\namling\nrotuen, uu_h.ttW*& to -_-.\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0_-..._.\nind westward to the S. F. & N.\nline near Salmo. Both' routes are difficult\nIn winter and the managers of lhe Bayonne and of all BUrrOUnUlng mint's have\ndecided lo get their .applies for the winter in before the heavier snowfalls make\nthe roada impassible,\nMr. Roche says that a very kindly feeling is maintained among the managera\nOf the different claims, fie luis been fre-\niiucntiy accommodated by bite Bayonne t>et>-\nple, and, us a small return, anuertook to\nsuperintend the shipment of supplies for\nthe tdg mine as well as for his own-'property. He left last night In low of the\n, lieri'ule. on a, well laden barge carrying\nI powder, tools of all kinds, and large Btorw\nof provisions tor thi; long winter whleh\nsoon begin. From lhe Huusons Hay company in till, clly alone the Uiiynniu- pi\npic purchased upwards of ten tons uf pi'\nvisions yesterday-\nring adjourn\nin-filnn ap-\niggcstion and\n.hi sort will create\ni . xtn-jrdtnory dc-\n.nplat*o commodity\n\u25a0h Is sold by every\ninkt-r'nii i-artti. J. ft. Ivlns' Son, a Pllila-\n\" - \" - ri.etnriug linn, adv. .--\nd cake in tho Phlla-\nw >tin exclusively, 'ua-\nmeasuririg il\") lines, tliree times a\nwv-'i-.. After seven Insertions tho bakery\nwas forced-to withdraw the advertising,\naa its sales outran the supply. Tho Bulletin was the only paper used, and tho copy\nwas modeled on original lines by the H.\nI._Ireln.iid ageney^PhlUuIclphln. f\nTHE PEOPLE ALL\nIn Chorus Cried, Give V\u00bb Newhro's\nHerplclde.\nThis word of late hns been In everyone's mouth, ^^d \"many ar. wondering-\nwhpt tho word slgnift.a, though no ono\nhas yet been found, who will deny that\nNEWBRO'S HERPiCI'DB does the wora.\nWell, for the Information of thousands ot\npeople who like to know all nbout a good\nthing, we would say that HKRPICIDE\nmeans, a destroyer or killer of *'Herpes,\"\nNow \"Herpes\" Is tho family name of a\ndisease caused by various vegetable parasites. A similar microbe causes dandruff, Itching scalp, and falling hair; this\nIs tho microbe that NEWBRO'S HERPI-\nCIDE'promptly destroys; after which the\nlialr grows. Sold by leading druggists.\nSend 10c. in stamps for sample to The\nHerplclde Co,, Detroit, Mich.\nWILL BUll-D A MIIiL\nThe syndicate owning extensive limits on\nEvans creak, six miles from town, are get-\nling their plans in shape for the erection\n:>f a milling plant-at tlie mouth of tho\nercek. Bays Uie\\Sloe:in Drill It Is their intention to have) their mill up and to ho\nma nu fuel nil ng lumber and shingles by\nnext April.\nJAPAN'S atlEAT PROGRESS\nTlio development of Japan's trade Is\nshown hy the following table:\nYear EXjkh-Is Import s\n18_8 1 7,77\u00ab.RW * 5.3._.n00 i Am,-,, .\n1903 144,751,000 168,W7,&00 dorsigned.\nIn other words Japan's foreign trade in a MATRON,\ntho eonutry's now era has increased 26 \u2022 -\u2014.i_\ntimea in: 36 years.\nUp.to 1k\u00ab1 Europe led In the trade with\nJapan, followed by America and Asia.\nBy 1W0 this was changed. Asia led, followed by America and Europe, ln the order\nnamed- If one looks a little closer he finds\n\u25a0 in.,..,.',, _\u25a0_.*\u2022.rts to Asln increased\n, Kootenay Lake General Hospital\nNELSON, B.C.\nWANTED\nA MEDICAIj SUPEIUNTENDENT.\nApply, stating'salary.required to the vm-\n3T\\hU.l\\^V **}\\ to* \"W\" \u00b0-\nPOPTuAB AN0 KA _\u00bb _ n\nUMMK O. BOX !\u00bb., **** \u00bb '\u00b0'\nI. ROSSLAND.\n_. KUSS1.ANU.\n3. HUSSLANU.\n4. UUSS1.ANU.\ni. HOS.SLA.NU.\nG. NBLSON.\n7. NELSON.\n8. NELSON.\n\"St, NELSON.\n1.. NELSON,\nil. T11A1L.\n_. THA1L.\n111. HESELSTOKE.\n14. REVELSTOKE.\nli. KASLO..\n10. KASLO.\nII. ORAN1IROOK.\n18.. CRANBROOK.\n15. CRAN-ROOK. \u2022 ,\n21). FERNIE. \u25a0\n21. EERN1E, '\u25a0\n22. FERNIE,\n23. OlilNA CREEK,\n24. OAS'l'LEOAl'..-\n25. FIRE VALLEY.\nM. OEER PARK.\n27. BURTON CITY.\n28.' NAKLS1',\n29. ST. LEON.\n30. ARROWHEAD.\n31. BEATON.\n32. COMAPLIX.\n33. CAMBORNE.\n31. NVIOWAM.\n3s. CLANW1L1.1AM.\n30. ll.l.ECll.LEWAKT.\n31. ALBERT CANYON.\n38.' GLACIER.\n' 33. ROGERS' PASS.\n' 40. BEAVBRMOUTH.\n\" 41. DONALD.\n\" 42. GOLDEN.\n\" 43. PALL1SER.\n\" 44. FIELD.\n\" 45. HOG RANCHE,\n\" 40. CARBONATE. \u2022\n\" .17. SPULL1MACUEEN.\n\" 48. GALENA.\n\" 49. BRISCOE.\n'\u2022 B0. W1LMEK.\n\" 61. ATHELMAR.\n\" 02. WINDERMERE.\n\" 63. WAN ETA.\n\" M. ERIE. .\n\" 55, SALMO.\n\" B6. YMIR.\n\" 67. YMIR MILL.\n\" 68. QUEEN MINE.\n_!). ARLINGTON' .MINE.\n\" 00. SECOND RELIEF MINE.\n\" 61. VELVET MINE.\n\" 62. PATTERSON.\n\" 63. SLOCAN JUNCTION.\n'\" \u2022\u00ab.. W1NI_AW.\n\" 65. SLOCAN CITY.\n\" C6. ENTERPRISE LANDING\n67. SILVERTON.\n\" 68. NEW DENVER.\n\">. 0. ROSEBERY.\n\u25a0' 70. TllltEE FORKS.\n\" 71. SANDON.\n\" 72. Mi-GlllGAN.\n\" 73. WHITEWATER.\n\" 74. LARDO.\n\" 75. POPLAR.\n\" 76. TROUT LAKE CITY.\n\" 77. FERGUSON.\n\" 78. AINSWORTH.\n\" 79. PILOT RAY.\n\" 80. GRANITE.\n\" 81. ATHABASCA MINE.\n\" 82.- FAIRV1EW.\n\" 83. WILLOW POINT.\n\" 84. PROCTER. ,\n\" 85.' SIRDAR.\n\" 86. KITCHENER.\n\" 87. CRESTON.\n\" 88. MOYIE CITY.\n\" 89. KIMHERLEY.\n90. FORT STEELE.\n\" 91. FORT STEELE JUNCTION.\n\" 92. RYAN.\n\" 93. MARYSVILLE.\n\" 94. MIOUX.\n\" 95. CARRUTIIEUS MJLL.\n\" 96. WARDNER.\n97. .BULL RIVER.\n98. PERRY CREEK (OLD TOWN)\n99. WATTBIiURQ.\n100. WASA.\n101, GATEWAY.\n1(12. RYKERTS.\n103. JAFFRAY.\n104. ELKO.\n105. MORRISSEY MINE&\n106. CARBONADO.\n107. MORRISSEY.\n108. COAL CREEK.\n109. SPARWOOD.\n110. MICHEL.\n111. THE LOOP.\n112. CROW'S NEST.\n113. MOLLY GIBSON LANDING,\n111. GALENA BAY, DICKINSON'S\nCAMP.\n115. Mcculloch creek, biq\nREND\n116. REVELSTOKE LUMPER \u00ab__\nCAM P. BIG BEND.\n117. F.I.KMOUTH.\n118. SINCLAIR:-\n119. FAIRMONT.\n120. THUNDER HILL.,\nAnd further that on the fifth day of\nDecember, A.D. 1904, at the court\nhouse In the City of Nolson at the hour\nof eleven o'clock ln the forenoon I shall\nopen the hallot boxes, add up the votes\ngiven for the candidates, and return\nas elected the one having a majority\not the votes. - \u2022\u25a0 ,\nOlWB under my hand at the City of\nRossland this Sth day October, A.D.\n1904.\nJOHN BOULTBEE,\nReturning Otflc\nHIGHLY.\nDECORATIVE\nSHAE-DOWLBSS\nBFFICIBNCY HIOII\nStandard\nInverted _..__\nIncandescents\nBurns three cubic feet per hour for 60 c.p.\nNIGHT LIGHTS\nBIJOUX INVERTED \u25a0\nINCANDESCENTS\nburns one cubic foot per hour for 20 c p.\n_tt per month ot 30 ten hour days, j'Dc.\n\u25a0treet, next to post ufflc-\ntitra cordlallv layUecfc- \u25a0\nMAH* MATTHEW\nMi.NNlK RITCHIE\nFOK SAUt.\nli'.l. proi\ning prop*\nlui* stlm\nmil mi\n\u25a0levd.\nUL.U i UlUUril'l'V rfUOl'-U j\u00abju..-_.l_.l IU\nbuy or t--.il aiijthhif-t Ko to lhe Old . :;-\nI-jbUj* otioiT^AlwuiB m Htock a full Uoe ol\nCrockery, Funuturu and Glassware.\nu.\" ne tnaj aun\ntiniiUoii, B. O.\n\u25a0ted. Aypjy io\nFOR LlC-Vaiv-For such U\ntenant, thd Hutoi JBUjcb,\nPerfectly liKhtud and he\nJ. M. liarrld, Bandon, B. *j.\nTENT-a-fcud AwnlhgsH-We have a lull ..n\u00ab\nof '-_ut anil awning guoda'j^tid c,_i nj_.k\u00ab\nany llesi_\" of teriu and awnings oa in%\nahortvai n-jtlc-. F. J, Squire, b:tk'. r Btreet;\nNELSON COKE & CAS CO.\nLIMITED\nWE CLE A.N AND\nDYE\nAll _m_ ol woouen and couon\nBufve. ot _1 \u2022>\u2022\u25a0\u25a0\u2022\"\u2022\u25a0 ',\u00ab\">t* *\u00b0\nlook 'Age new. -v\nNELSON\nSTEA-H LAUMDRY\non\ndisplay\nat\nIvorine\nPortraits\nQueen Studio\nMother's Bread\n\u25a0We are th. solo manufacturers of the\ncelebrated Mother'B Bread and all kinds\nof pastry. \u2022\u00bb - \u25a0 -\u2022\u00ab\u2014 \u25a0\nDelivered free to any part of the city.\n. Phono 258.\nlIoUKS kept or ad ul ted by first -.la\ncouuunt-s. Su'k-vtiy oonildeoUal,\nonly. Write lar leime and partiuul\n1_, __ K., bux 41_.\nPLUMBINU\nWc are preparlni tu Uo ull kinds os\nplumbing, -i-jum &ud gas flttlujg on. Ut\nBhortest uotice. Estimates Kiveu. . id,\nK. .inieliau He Co., Buk-r uireot, Ni'lsda,\nFbone 261\nr. C. OREEN F. S, CLEMENTS\nGREEN & CLEMENTS\nStar Bakery\nF, J. PAINTON\nTEACH EH OF PIANO\nAfter Bruno Zwintocher Royal Conservatoire, Lelpslo\nPupils wishing to prepare for examlna\nUons lo he held here next year by the\nToronto! Conservatory of Muale should\nemmehee at once,\nmUSlO\t\nH. B. BUDMER, or Geneva and L_iudon,\nteaches of piano, French and Uermnn\n4dop. B 0 .\nT^ Balmoral\nPhoenix, B, 0.\nJOHN A. McMASTEK\nPROPBIBTOB\nLeading Hotel of Boundary's Leading\nMining Camp\nPOOP SAMPLE ROOMS\n,K.nu l ui. . i cum. ...\nReturninj OBIcer. poBtoffloe.\nNELSON FISH MARKET\nAll kinds of Fish, Poultry and game for\nsale at lowest mnrket prices.\nNORMAN MoLEOD\nCorner Hall and Raker Streets\n\"mandolin and GurrAR\nA. I.BROY FERR1ER, teacher of mandolin and guitar. Studio, south side of\nSilica street, three doors west of Nelson\nclub. Address General Delivery, Nelson\nSTANLEY BT. BOQUSTOWN\n7:00, 7:40, 8:20 7:20, 8:00-\n.;00, B:40, 10:20 . , 8*#, %:'*%.\nEVERY 40 MINUTES\nLast Car, 10:_o p.m. Last Car, 10:40 P in.\nREAL ESTATE .\nl_ots or sale. Ofllce rooms for rent-\nApply NELSON ELECTRIC TRAM CO.\nA. V. MASON\nJCarMrn Phon\u00ab 16BB\nI Will wear welland\nkeep you warm\nA new line of English Underwear; that\neatmotj ho excelled. The goods sell on Bight-\nPrices %l and $5 per suit. Splen(Ud value\nfor the money.\nA ii-w line of Sweaters and Jt-rseya, llrst\nl'1iis_ 'floods.\nPrices $1.26, $1.50, $1.75 nnd $2.50\nThese aro bargains\nJ. W. GALLAGHER\n\u25a0\"West Baker Street, Nelaon, B C,\nTelci'liune 18. P.O. boi ,_3\nCTTY DRAY AND\nTRANSFER\nFurniture, safes, pianos arid burgage\nrroved. Terms reasonable. Dry Wood\nfor sale. JEFFER9 &' STEPHEN^ Tole-\njhone AMI-\nSILVER KINQ MIKE '\nWill pay the highest cash price ftr all\nkiiuii of second band goods. Will buy or\nsell anything from an anchor to a needle.\nBurnlture, Stoves, CarpetB, Cooking Utensils bought ln household quantities. AIbo\neast off clothing. Call and see me or writ*.\nAddress Silver King Mlkt. Ef- \"... T^U\n THE DAILY NEWS: WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 26, 1904,\nThe Crow's Nest Pass Ooal Oo.\nBTOVE, FURNACE AND STEAM\nCOALS\nCOKE *\"\"\nCORDWOOD\n.- STOVE COAL (Uf* QC Per tl\u2122\nSelect Lump. UPU.OO delivered\nOlher prices on application.\nH. E. CROASDAILE. Agflnt,\ntlox 626 Nelson, B. C, Phone 217\nIT\nLl\nJ AND WOOD OP AH,\nKINDS.\nHarms Spot Cash\nVV. P. Tierney\nTelephone 205\nBaker Btrcot, Nelson\n,*-*.\nt_.lU_.OJ: idii'i'Aiid.\nNew Vork. -St. _ B_ Bllver, I_,'1\"8,i\n,!,, irolyllc copper, .1.1.1-1; on,.;i_ ii\u00bb\u00bb\ncornier. .Wi 5-t>; I I .'. spelter, to.m;\n, _un_ copper, 18 6-8. ...\nUml.ii. oil -\u2022\u25a0 Leud >iu -i- \"''\u2022 Bllvor\nNtLSOtt'S NEWSJIF THE OAK\n-,,,. t..guiftp_Jm_6tlng oi the L.G.T.M\nv . :.. in iu UiIb evening- at tht- K ut l\nnt Luwreln\nuduti yesto\nC.P.R,.\nw.u.l-d the\n.; the ugl\ntrlll'beglii \u25a0\ni-iuni hurri*\nla partner it\nlor una Alii\nmine, hear .Siocan, has returned jro!\n\u2022ouah on development The mine is\nJ..,, . nciiuon and tho;quality of th.\nIn -sight la tfulte aaUs.aciory to the owi\nTho funeral of the lute James Duck\ntiiko plate at 3 o'clock ou Frith\nnt\".n irom tiit-. family residence, i\navtBplces of the Nelson lodge s. o. EJ. Mra.\nDuk ia now on hor Way home frum a. visit\nto Ontario and will reach ihls city tomorrow,evening\n\u25a0vill\nter*-\nUndev tlr\nThe Ashdo*wn li\nBtvt-.rnl shipments\nolher nuppli(_* 1*6.1\niin; and Trout Lak,\narticles is _\u25a0\neompn\ndf\ngenorn\ndm nig\n1 Intf\ng the\nmado\nand\natcnay Uuul-\nund for sm-h\ndy Indicating, a\nitlon i. prosecute development\ninter months. * -\nConstables' D.hrsmors and Darraugh h-fi\nfor Kamloops liutt night win- the convicted murderer Bell in charge, ii.ii was\nIroned and\" placed in the smoking car,\nshortly before the train\/moved out. lie\nBeamed unconcernodybut waa not allowed\nto hold converse with anyone.\nA. C. Garde 1:\nicrmanently severed hin\nio Payno mine, He Ib\ndajiHger by O F. Ransom,\non the.slaff for some tlm--,\nhor. a Mun Irani capitalist,\nlargest stock . holders, \u25a0 in\nWork in discontinued.\nt.n.k\"\ntho\nat-\nIt is i\nEnglaj\n\"Bhoro\nrvir\ner i\nAc\nfllln\nThi'\nicnlc\nalt I\nhi-sides liiennrrmis C;\nMessrs.-Ertck_on and P.\ntak\nthis evening.\nstory of Now\ne the ramoufl\nIntroduced\nuartctte\n. -left tho\nr trip ha\nwilh\ngh i\nspci lor\nAll.\n: bitg -\nKootenay Landing ,\nIng, reports .that their game\none duck mid one roo] hen at in;\nOf. rse ihey may have met will\nfortune later; aa no hard lm-k stori\nbc'n heard.\nAt 1:30 this morning the flre brigade\ntu.tip-ii out in respoii!ip to an alarm rung\nln by constable Wiglitmnn Hugs smeared\nwill oil, caught-flre In Mrfai way on tho\nfloor of the Singer Sewing MaHiin-\n\u25a0 ],*\u25a0_\n\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0Ihr\nckh\nnn\nil the\ned pr\n\u2022ith smoke. Thc hrlgadi\nand easily put out the bii\ndamage sustained was to-the top of oho\nsewing maehlno. of which the woodwork\nla slightly-burned.\n\"A Romance of Coon Hollow\" at the\nOpera* hduae la_r night attracted a very\nfair s\\?A\\ audience. The plav ly a .uuthcrn\ncomedy abounding in sensational feUtuwa;\nwnh wonderful electric and mechanical\nenejjta, Including a dynamllu scene, str-nni-\nboat race and th .tragedy of tho cotton\npies-.. The specialties given by the Coon\nIlnilow quartette, and a trnuiK. of plnnhi-\ntion dunce ra were well put \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0**_. ami well re-\nOUR BEST\nNo. I\nHARD WHEAT\nHUNGARIAN\nFLOUR\naa a broad producer Is unexcelled. When\nonug\"Used; -lt-la* alwaya preferred.\nIn order to Increase Its sale for a short\ntime we will offer a special Inducement and\nwhich will undoubtedly ho taken advantage of, as the price mentioned Is below t'he'\npresent market value\nPrice, per 49 lb. sack $1.60\nPrice p-r. barrel - - $6,30\nSatisfaction Guaranteed\n. S_ icPhsrson\nH.&M. BIRD\nBAKER STREET\nFIRE INSURANCE, 'LIFE INSURANCE,\nACCIDENT INSURANCE\nPLATE QLASS* INSURANCE\nDISTRICT AGENTS FOR C. P. R. LANDS\nAGENTS FOR CANADA PERMANENT\nMORTGAGE CORPORATION\nTRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON FIRST\nMORTGAGE.\nFOR SALE\n$23IXMJ roomed house and lot on Victoria\natreot went.\nI 350\u2014Two lots on Observatory street,-between Stanley and Kootenay. Easy\n11 rms.\nJ _00-A block of land 300x265 feet, equal to\n'id clly lots, 'situated in Hume Addition, close to top of Mill street. Easy\nterms.\n$ 450\u20143'roomed cottage* on. Robson Btreet,\nclose to Stanley. Easy terms.\nJl_!WK-ti roomed cottage and lot on Robaon\nstreet, close to Stanley street, ail\nmodern improvement^.. Easy terms.\nFOR RENT\n$20.00-5 roomed cottage on Robson street.\n$15.00-7 roomed cottage nn mi.i street.*\n$20.00\u20146 roomed house, coiner Btanley and\nMines road.\nJ__.0O\u2014. roomed house on Kootenay street,\nbetween Bnlt_T and Victoria.\n$18.00-7 roomed house on Victoria street,\nbetween Ward and Josephine St.\n\u00b0LACHLAN BROS.\nAlways .keep a full line of Parlor\nLamps,\"'Library- 'Lamps, Kitchen\nLamps, and Hall Lamps. Call and\nsee them for yourself.\nact*.\nevening the\ne.s E Calla-\nti'dndfather'a\n.lory In Hireo\n.) li\nef Mr. Rim\njus a) brother\nilet little lak\nlie funeral sei\ne Methodist m\n;id tl:\ncoincident\naU-tJte t'u\neighteen\ntea to tmlr this\nobaeiiiii.s of the\ni there yesterday.\n-e Mr. Baer llrst\nneral of his (Mr.\nyears -ago ln a\nlage in\" Ontario.\nion will be preached in\n\u25a0ting i-laee in Ymlr today\n... body brought to Nelson\nwhore lt will bo Interred at 10 o'clock on\nii.ui-day. morning.\t\nSame's O'Shea yesterday, received word\nfrom S. S. Taylor that Die appeal of the\nsupreme court of Canada in Sanberg vs.\nFerguson, has been dismissed, the \u25a0 court\nsustaining the Judgment of Mr. Justice\nMartin and holding that sub-section G of\nM.ih.n'1. of tne mineral net covered tho\nobjection raised i>\\ the appellant and cured\nthe d\u00ab root complamed of. No word na been\n\u25a0er iv-d as to the disposal of the appeal of\nBriggs vs. FloUtOt in which Messrs. Taylor\naim R. M. Macdonald hi*, engaged. In. tho\nSandon waterworks case judgment waa\nreserved.\nKMifcri\nMl\nwi_#lHi\ni \u2022\u25a0 . raTrfcaa, ,&!\u25a0&*\u25a0 _v\nTOME -P. Horan, I\nQuGlph; I. Ilutimi. ICaslt\nSimula, T. A Johnson,\nHmklinm. .1.\nJ. r M.\"\n1,11\n. j .Fltzpatrlck,\n1! ti. liucli, D.\nMontreal! Ci R.\nA 11 Mi'Intosh,\nt.' si Paul; o A\nVi. Ferguson. J\ni..uiini..i.s, still.ator\nITOIQd, Vi. II. W\nCampbell, Vlstorlaj w II Eklgecombc, Lon\ndon;'J. _'. Wells. Greenwood. \u25a0\nSTBATtfCONA-J M Jordan, J Buull-\n_co, F F. ArmslroiiK. Ro_land; H L\nJehnston. Giccnwood; A Miller, 8an Fran-\nCisco,\nROYA_\u2014*\u00bbV Bmcllle. Pnwter: F P Doltcr\nnn'l Wife NU'liersuii; M McLeod. Miss Jac.\ntnail, iJrsnbro.,k; W Moss, Atnnbiiscit: M\nNelson, Ymlr.\nHAHTi.F.TT--m McCarthy, Rossland; vi\nKeating, ll. Cox, i.|H,k;ino, _^^\nl*************************tttt\u00bbtt**tt**iA,,tAA,A**t**A\nUseful Wedding Gifts\ntie most pleasing to the recipients, especially when they possess those\nlasting qualities.\nIn Sterling Silver\nthis ls a marked feature which Is worthy of thought.\nOur stock Ib a revelation of suggestions \u00bbnd, oomblned with tlie\nmany new Ideas prevailing, you can make your choice with great ease.\nEWERT BROS.\nNdiei, Trail. Bosslao'l Jewelcn nd Eograven\n*************************** ***************************.\nGRAND qT.NTIlAl>\nJuno; H IVinlors A\nL A I3l)|-E .\u25a0 '. A .:\u25a0\nAll. . Slew;,: I ', : r.\nKelsev, . nil! . R J\nbnence, \\\\ Jul . V'uii.\nnix.\nNELSON A \\..\nStreet, ,' Fltzpiuii-k,\nj e _in\n' Llllle.\nlie.\nMADDUN-C\nOr: lliim. Fein\nlti.Hlnn,!. '\nQUTEN8- I-\nC. Allan, i . n\nWilli;, lv, Willi-\nlius; .1 Mnrrti;\nker. I' 11 Mun\nw Ho... Vmir\n11 K III. ii,in.\nTH.1_UI1.V1-.\nA Bates, Q '\nJ B Sleeves. I\nI.AKKVIF.W\nF B-anlnBtou,\nA,S Hn-\nrklmtriek,\nSlioknne;\nLarson, -Niikusp;\nDEATH OP J. W. ROSS, J.P.\nYMIIt LOSES ONl_ OF ITS MUST RESPECTED CITIZENS\n[IE.END CAME'SUDDENLY KAHLY\nYESTERDAY MORN1N6*\n*)\n[Special to The Dully N\nYmlr, Oct. 26\u2014At 6:30 this moralug J. W.\nRoB3..J.P\u201e dk'd us e,.result uf u stroke of\niipopicxy 'rim deceased tor u long tlxpe\npasi had Ixien complaining of being troubled with sciatica, which .uniim-d him to\ntlio house tor u. couple of days at a time,\nbut waa noun able to bo around again\nand nothing very muih. was tluiug.it oi it.\nhia many fri<-iid_ little du-aining of the\nnearness of the end Yesterday he wua\ngreatly troubled With the ufiliellon and,\nas usual, retired early. About it o'clock\nthla morning Ids wife heard a noiao In his\nloom and going in found'him In a coma-\ntost, fct.ydltmn. She Immediately called her\nsun, U. JL T. Ross,, who lives directly op-\n!\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 iL'V^uid iuj ran lor Dr _. l_. Doherty\nwho *uid everything known to medical\nHkiil to bring Air Roaa aiound, but without\neffect us lie \"had gone to tlio bourne\nIntro which no traveller returns.\"\nMr. Ross was born iiO years ago last Sal-\nurclay in the township ot Vaugnan, county\nof York; Onta:rlo, nud at 12 years of ago\nmoved i\" Raiiih-im township. Ontario where\nhe resided wiih hla parents and later took\nii- -id oi his father's farm und conducted\nlt Tor a number of years, felling out in\ntbe HpriiiK of 1897 and coming ty Yinir,\nwhere he has resided ever since.\nHis sudden demise has cast a gloom over\nthe town, as JUr. Roar*-wan an energetic\nand greatly respected citizen and lt is safe\nto say that he had not one enemy in the\nworm. IIih Interests here are numerous,\nbeing president of the Ymlr Waterworks\n\u25a0\"company, the majority of the stock* being]\nIn .his name, in addition he owned much\nreal estate. He waa the prime mover in\nthe establishment of the Ymlr civillnu\nrlile association, of which ho was captain,\nin politics ho was a hard and fast grit.\nHe alSo served in the second Fenian raid.\nA willow and son aro left to mourn his\ndemise.\nAN ARCTIC LECTURE\nFrank- H. Gillies' lecture in the Methodist\nchurch last evening ,wiu*Tone of those rare\noccasions for which those who are.ln*at-\ntchdani.e nre grateful nnd the number present was certainly Hattr-ring to the lecturer.\n\u25a0 Mr. liilllen was a member of Peary's\nexpedition in search of the North Pole, go-\nIiik with tliat expedition as far as D'lvls\nw\nGetiO)!\nGetuD'-\nIsn't.It time tor business? Tho Ural\nworker neoils something to stir him out\nIn the morning.\nThose nlarm docks work nllrlght, anil\n.111 be sure to wiikcn you In time.'.\nThn cost, ono dollar and IKty cents,\nIs small'forlvhiit it will do for you.\nPatenaude Bros.\nManufacturing Jewelors, tine] Opticians\n\\V,. linve In atffck ull the latent and most\npopular bonks:\nThe Mystic Sprint-, n. W. lllBglns..... 50\nVerifllfu.. Irving Batchelor' 1.60\nTho Ladder ot Swords, Parker 1.60\nOil's I.I...nl Sian. Marl,. Corolll 1.60\n\u25a0 The I_st Hope, Morrlman \u25a0..\u2022 1.60\nThe Pri 'ess Paa ... C.N, A A. H.\nWilliamson 1.60\nThe Seeker, tlenrj Leon \\\\'lls.,n .1.60\nVie ah , have a r.ol Imu- of books we\nan . lllng .i'l low-prlcea:\nBuilding Ti los M moranda ' 11.00\nMechanic's V \u00abki Ibook ' l\"A\nBusln in inls Poek tbook Ill)\nOr the i I ka to. ll.-.'. postpnld.\nllarlea, Ordur at\nth\nush.\nPhone, cor .Ward, and flak\no\ni.niiTBD\nr. 81a. Night Phone 11(1\nflakcr and Josephine 81b\nSAVAGE RIFLES\n;l-;s guaranteed\nNELSOU HAfJQW\/p COMPANY &gs\nton s\ntera\ngave\nprap\nnniin.\u201e,g now'at the Queon \\_\\& \u2122_\u00ab> lj_\\j_\\ ft *2gg '^<* *\nto J2D ull tailor made . Besides these he\nhns a number of odd flu-Its, all Build wool,\nllrst class goods, which win be sold to\nclear at the following prices;\nM. AV, Swart?., Milliner and Drensmnkor.\nhns engaged nn experienced coat maker\nand in now ready lo do nil kinds of suit\nand dress making with llttlo delay. North\nside linker street\t\nFor Sale\n1000 St. Eugene 44\n1000 International Coal 35\n3 War Script $200 \"\n800 Hunter V\nWe Want at Once\nTwo Furnished Houses\nMcDermid & \/VlcHardy\n$8 suits for -.- $4.50\n$12 suits for - $8.00\n$15-$16 suits for $10.00\n$18 suits for - $12.00\nAll that trom 83 to it. See tliem on our\nfirst table next door.\n.Still a number nt Mon's Waterproof Coats\n'value W\u00b0 \"r\u00b0 *\"\"\"\"* at two*thll'ds toSS\nDon't forget thono fine English Flannel\nShirts at J1.50, selling at \u00bb1.\nHIOH-CLASS MINING INVESTMENTS\nNELSON, B.C.\nJ. H. WALLACE\nThe Men's Outfitter\nWHEAT FLAi\n!'\u25a0\/' ln 2 lli Packages\nHave you tried ,h,B&KB .,\nA dainty, delicious breakfast f00l|,\nbetter. Your Grocer Sells It\nThe Brackman-Ker li\nIT PAYS TO DEAL\nWITH\nRUTHERFORD\nNew- PerfimJ\nBEST I'HK'.i || >,\\ | \u25a0\nPERKUMES Wi. ,,,::'\nJ' . . ii:.; i'l\nWm. \u2022'\u25a0 uilvrf\u00abrt\n. DRUQQI5T\nCannilli\nMcUn\nNew Cheese\nArrivals\n7\n**-*-*y-*y4-*-*-*y*><*-*-\u00bb \u2666 \u2666 \u2666 *-\u2666-\u00bb-\u2666 \u2666\u2666^-n\n- *\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\nLadies' Winter Coats and Jacket!\nWe have theni in a large variety of styles afiil at\npopular\"prices.. $8.50, $9.50, $10.50, iHi_.50, Sf8|\nMisses' and Children's Coats at eastern price-, szes\n2 to 14 years -$2.50, $,*, $3,75, $4, _|. _,_.;;!\nThe Enfield Compam\nBaker Street\nA******** ************** **\n\u25ba \u2666\u2666 ***,,,, \u2666 \u2666\u2666\u2666.\u2666.\u2666wie\nIT'S FACTS THAT COI)\nNOT PR0V.ISES\nWe Rive you value? tlia' \"tlH '\u2022\nrecognition to uh as the PWP*1 i\nto buy Shoes.\nOur I\u201e(iv's Btrecl Shoes :u'* '\u2022!*I\nGOODYEAR WKI.T I'llui'K.. p Jl|\nthing Just now. Prices J3..50 to(5.j|\nTh0 Royal Shoe Stoi]\nPhone B65 R. r\\^\nI Apples\nI $1 per Box\nOnly a limited quantity 1\nB\nB\nI J. G. SIMPSON & CO.\nPHONE 34\n^iiuuuiiiumuiiiiuituuuiiuiu.iuuuiutiiiiiiiiiH^11111\n\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u00ab\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022**********\n,(>ii\nI -Field Glasses ^^fir3i\n; 1 It-IU VJia_\u00bb_>*C_\u00bb qliajsses, which j\u00ab w^ .\nJ reasonable prices. Wo make a B_ ecialty of fine Watch ll< _*\u25a0\u2022\n\u00ab guarantee all our work. Mall ortlere are promptly nttouil\"'1\n\u2022\nJ.J.Walker\n\u25a0 The Leadingj'-^1\"\nSmali-weafs and Notions\nOur atock of amall-woar and notlona we seldom mention, \u00bb o ^^a\nwan\nV.UI r,i.\u201e 11 1,1 ;illlnil.\\V(i;il- IUKI HOIlOIl'l WO H61UU1U \"lc\" .,,m (0 OH' u .\nwe think we sell enough of them. Today we call your \u00bb\u2022\u00bb\"\",, flC > I*'\"\nRtoolr ro that wn mnv I,,..,.,,...,., tha \u201e..!,.., _tlll lorffpr. Hair 1 tnf . .....iiillfl*^\no iiiuj iiiiiu..ii,,, iuo tiiinii) null nil,,'.- _.-\u25a0- .\ni keep all that la new. Hand Satchals-tne siock\n: up to |6.00. Buttons, Safety Pins, Steel Pln\u00bb. u\nto.SSc each; we\nthe latest at 40c up to |_.oo. Buttons, Safety Pins, Bteui >-. 'Beiu,\nnew makes; Side Combs and Back CorabB. All that Is new in\nCollars. Come and examine our Small-wear Stock. It wl\" I\"' '\nassortment Is always good.\n.ill*\nCorner Baker\nAnd Ward Streets\nKerr & C*\n","@language":"en"}],"Genre":[{"@value":"Newspapers","@language":"en"}],"GeographicLocation":[{"@value":"Nelson (B.C.)","@language":"en"}],"Identifier":[{"@value":"Nelson_Daily_News_1904_10_26","@language":"en"}],"IsShownAt":[{"@value":"10.14288\/1.0383225","@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":"1904-10-26 AD","@language":"en"},{"@value":"1904-10-26 AD","@language":"en"}],"Source":[{"@value":"Original Format: Nelson Public Library.","@language":"en"}],"Title":[{"@value":"The Daily News","@language":"en"}],"Type":[{"@value":"Text","@language":"en"}],"Translation":[{"@value":"","@language":"en"}],"@id":"doi:10.14288\/1.0383225"}