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[The Economist]
BC Historical Newspapers
The Nelson Economist was published in Nelson, in the Central Kootenay region of southeastern British Columbia, and ran from July 1897 to July 1906. The Economist was published by D. M. Carley, and edited by C. Dell-Smith. In August 1898, The Economist absorbed a paper called The Nation. In July 1903, the title of the paper was changed from The Nelson Economist to The Economist.
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Is. ** -5=S i.^ ��a.t,ti -IVltaUv. a. j^*->" __^:j��!l_ l5*s^y -t*��^?�� ���*$��� ���s-ract'-e&.'p-*--. ji 1 fciflr^^ *. |^|j5vf�� '4* g|l��*ifp| if I Kyliinlll^-a tv.-moN- ECONOMIST is 'issuKo. kvkry ::t|'.,:;,v Sl'BSCRIllPION': $2.00 PKR.AN- ,-*---*-~f^-l'?' ���.,....,.��� ��, =0. CORRKSPOND-- -*t~L, . ,<��� I'Uli IN A1>V .\NCI-., *M-5"- ^_>* r.V.-KM. INTKRIvST RKSPKCTFUtW * ONI Y ARTICI.KS OV MKRIT W1I.I. BK ,V Tlll-SK COLUMNS. AKD THK IN ?CH Or ���=**.' - .siK--~ *' 4 4 (> V RKAOKRS WII.I- 11K CAREFUI.T.Y ... J.,KllK��� A.-.A1SST IKRKSI-ONS1IK.K. PKRSONS AND - v -4 ' o *. __ *i*j ���"��� S^***^ -j~.-*f ,.._,..."-.,...,.,.. " ,*��� -- r 1 ��� SM,. 1-1; \\K KLKTCHKR has been again fleeted rt M.vor of the citv of Nelson, and the boated "^^V.i.lohn Houston once and for all lime-to ehasU,,, demonstrated lobe a myth and to , linlv in u.e mind* of that; roan, acd hi�� .half |,.n or'ro iu.ativa! worshipper*. In' Mr. Kirb- jrick, the il..u-.k.niles had the strong availa- cmi.lui.u,. He i* a young man against whom ,V,in,oiii derogatory character can he alleged. .har-'nu-dcallv grown up with the citv ol Nelson, Jit'i.-I., his cn-dii ihal hi�� friends, were just as. pnero..-in Mr. Fle'cher'.s committee rooms as ni '.own. U-idt-s.he h��d behind him an organiaa*. n Hun ��,. alu.ost perfect in it* construction and ikifi-is. With snch an i.rganiz.uion and nuch.- a ijznoQjinious'forus of slavery, aiiif'fee resigned the rJaht of directing ih'eir own liven aud^^mxn^v if^^^ fortunately true. As wasVuly ^aici of;^ of ..t hem the other day, " why, if John Houston -said- to-~r^��� ��� ' you are crazy,' he would ��g^i in6ii)ent questi-in the authority, hut'styt at once^r; the asylum at New' Westminister.'^ Their Appearance and that of their.', roaster at the present lime reminds one of the return of the unfortunate king (the great Kangaroo) and his atte'nuatediolftw- in�� "from.the wars, so facetiously 'portrayed in.-the Mascotte. "They, never think' for themselves, .but are content to subordinate their will to that of their acknowledged master. It is scarcely comprehensible. that these creature*, (for it requires, a great stretch- of ��� imat-irialidn to contemplate them i< the light of human beings or free moral agents,)" many of whom cm even read and write their own names, should ,so Hr prostitute the liberty which has been vouchsafed them by the oousnVution and laws of this free and enlightened country, as to barter that Liberty away .,;��� comethins of no value aijd simply given them to be disposed ol in this w.iy;" By thus emasculating themselves, they have placed a premium on charlatanism in its most virulent form. . - ������ a s- if. 1 a, -1 ���**"*z*Hi'; ^���i^ -��i��-"i3*' 5: * -3 *��� -t 0 i y< 1 '-*Sfll ^ "--fig *-���;-..���- Iditiat., Mr. Hoiwton.if he had any infl����nce at BS,M��.-uM ;,iv, won out with a handsome majority. yJM-n-a.l, Mr. Kirkpalriok went down ���pSfor, Mr. Fischer, and incidentally Shn Houston" can never iifsnin claim that ^i.evN��Hto.r in the selection of a mayor and for the eitv of NeUi>n, all of which is plea*- 3!�� i-iLtemptatiJ How tMi.pty now Hound the l*^|��Htii)LfH of the man who presumptuously and ]��^jHlaniiy proclaimed from the housetops that in so ffifjr ii.< n\ihoh was concerned he was the whole wiirkp l^-thai he alone shaped the destiny of the city. Cast |^|ii i.y ih. ,.leclorale of Nelson and shorn ofthe line 4;2Jlatli..!. with uhiidi he plumed himself, he is now 11 * ��� Tf i * till* #t|tMhu'e(l to the extremity of Btanding forth in all his ��ijrt'-l��Hlent nuditv. Divented of hia pipe-dream |- ';>w,.,���, i,,. iH.(M)m(,H a harmless enough creature in his I way, lail unfortunately he is not sensitive enough I" lo tak,. his tlrfeat in exactly the npirit in which it $?C!l*;is loiminiMered. Like the mad Kinp Le��rf he ���W:,-<-f\\\\ f, in,acinus him,elf in authority and will continue f�� v.-.uder around with a crown made of ���firaw and nettles. in other words, Houston still .Ju'-i<'vr- |H. is a power iu the land, and it may he ',tll"i .In-ivd-hm iron of deh-at will a^nin have to he ^Pl'h^'d tnhiscaM'.-lianlened cuticle. Now �� v<i"d ' ^V1|li M-.-aial to the following of Houston, of which we ,,;,,i 'much ahout. That they suhmit tamely, and |HV" ;ilnry in their serfdom, to thin lowest and most Tiif citizen* of Nelson are to be congratulated on the ���eiectum.of the new council. Indeed, it would h���ve been adiiticnlt matter te have . selected any- lhiim but a firflt-ohu* council out of the material he-, ore the people^ Generally ^akingj. ^new council i. composed of men of even more than, ^^intelligence. In their hivnds the .fl.ir.jl he city are not likely to suffer. If they would oon- utt he wishes of the majority ��r the citizens they ct independent of the lew who.e ,ole a.m. and , . - Live the destruction of civic pride and l��te.Genera\Orant,^u^e.peuce. ��� .,,���. c.inst) of education has received a deplorable ^i-b..ck in the rejection of li. 1. \f}\*\ . . of School tru.tee by the oliUenBo! V.otor.a. ir"lo����..h Martin carried out his threat to run for Vi to as an indepem.ent Liberal, the election ot Mr Barnard would he a foregone conclusion. V ,vnw,t in The WaahinRton Thms Roaeips.in J" ��� ;)v Wwav about Mr. Gilbert, Parker, M P., T ,?...������! hut week .by ^e Canadian Wl��i 11 ' "In appearance Mr. Parker in ^ ^^ >*&>A* \< ��� - ^1 ^.Ci. . 4m ������*��<( t> \\" ' n. ! i i .7 --a ^ ��^.����ft��iwtaw^3fcw^ffi.ma.w^ _-m?->i-*-jg��-. .-m-b f"f 4-"t���-"'-d-''v. "*-*=��� i *& # 3 J * i t -% 4 A- 'Al I JM * ?**,- i l - -2! I -**"�� r * , \ S 5 i I c r." ��-l f ��� ��� VA J'-liiJ ��� 5* j��si j }A^l f:*fl$* J.P 'I'M t<-*����v f 1 jf W$l Ills? i*j It , -fitfe lJtfTi m\ ,* W��* Mil Hiiii If-" fl Sill' all* 3*Jv *h I*" t, ���a - 44* v j si *��� ��� * ? *' ^ ^ I >>' ' J>��r l,^^k~ ,.^""' -VW- NELSON ECONOMIST m^.Bor any other type in particular. H�� is an individual. The best ol the published photographs of hitts give as good tan idea of his* ptn*ontt!ity as can be had without actual acquaintance. His manner is ordinarily slightly re-served, almost cold; but when be is thoroughly interested in a subject it is aiagn@tie. At such times hia idea dominate*? him, and he does not stop to measure words, but the epigrams aiake thetnaeivea. His remarkable comm &ud of language shown itself in conversation as unmistakably as in his books. There is nothing of the poseur about him; he never stops to admire a sentence after he has said it, but he instinctively seek* and finds the form of words best adapted to express his meaning. One feels that a clumsy or inadequate wording of any earnest thought would affect Mr. Parker like a jarring note in music. Whatever power id in hi* ^ork has come from long and keen observation of men. from experience, and from a singularly acuta perception of the right relations of things. When he speaks of anything in which he is deeply interested, one can see how &vm�� of the most powerful chapters of his books were wruten, with intuitive perception of the idea to be brought out, and an aimoei passionate determination to make the form of mat idea perfect. Mr. Parker is a man who write* ne- cause there is something in him which demand* that he should write; but when it comes to explaining how the thing l* done, lie probably m.uia not know how to do it so thai the world iu central would understand. if they could ut.d&r&iaou it, %fo*sy might be able io write m that w*y ibeuiseJve��.,t Sr* ��� -gfcS **-*�� - government, and this Utert .����,", E �� nking the peopie can only result a!f.!l ^ ���nil more ridieolou, portion t^n Zf^^ had already piaced itself. Th " s 'f ^^f placed in P��mi��. t\ . - . uere ,s no fajik ,..' uamms or any 0f his follow- 1 t*1 A GBWTI.MAN ,rom to@ ea8t ^n , i Nelson for acme days was eurprt^Z t* *$ �������J of our citi8e���8 own thefr own fc 1�� *S: he regarded m the beat evidence of theZ 1? and atubility of the place It i�� I ,L ^'^H" the.aet that there i. . grosing tendelon^f of Canadmns to acquire their own h2 H* TiiKf.8 w��re 2,479 births and 2,240 death. ^ the Canadian Indiane .��.�� y.ar,colf^.S and 2,557 ,be year before. r'COn,pared9��^5 i r i I Hon David U,8d, Indian CommmUmm^ ��ng drunkenn^s among the Indians. ItJK Doaunior, Depariment of Agricoltora J m ehtppmg !srge quaritiu68 of Canadian protesL to aouih Africa for the ImperiaJ War Office. HirsiKY A. Mi***, profennor of mineryogy in lb Uti.vtMft|tv ui Oxford, now in th�� Y t Mr. Ralph Smith git/M u a;4 ,..a ��� .rI ������'.��. li uu been generally uuUer��io ,U f.,r tWlug. I.��.W, S,r W���fr.,l, ...d *..y e,,u���ld ueulr the (i..vrri<iu��nt th��i a com para lively Bmall part dS thv KlofMlikis haa l^en ������ wor out. >�� ^,A Imk I��ftfninion-' police projection *6rrice'on'L_ pri.,tri|,.i t;��n^U will lie di��c*��ntinued aftertbe;dovH (,f'��-'fr*-��t��.tiiM)nth, The nervite w��i institutdl^ hi* i*.��. ntt��.tupi u�� blow up the Welluod Cioil * I.hk^, 21*^1 April, 1900, and hm been in force h nearty tw.i yearn. ���'flSw'' ������ THKdeath of Chief Ju��th��McC���l! le^L,,lh,r vacancy on tue bri���8h,Colau.b.a bJ,? rV �� f��elin���� in 11.- v ���" o*��c��. I ber�� tH ��ieeiing in i|)e Kooiw��*y-1hut the ��� ���, ��� should be aiude from U,��� \L ni A V .' ��� "lT'u , i��uy oi in�� legal profesBlon aid,,^||#rtt;��A..r j *��ke to see Mr Gordon Humor ^ n i d Vir��inr���� i . *lul,lt,rt the well-known Victoria barrister elevated to tl^''^^ ;Sf Huiitt��r90 legal attain"���- :-������ ^V���^3:^M'- the exalted position. nuntere legal attainiiieniM apeciallv inj^lir.'^r*'**'- < tb��avul.n.l :.:. ' "' 'y lia^ii.Wmm.40T; **%i ���Ih^4 oomprehensive policv>> r.f i> ' ��� x^^* vincntl pree��. Only the i,��,���.r- ,.,���, '��� ,1�� J r��_ Cru��bB tbat fall frl lhe C , ^^ ,''\ U'�� a word a- alifn,,,... >��� . 'JVLr""!nl " tuble have voro �� n), faVorubie to the " policy" omlinP,l h��� .c I'renner, all tbo independent papir- op i," co^ truth of the matter ,o no on* t,ltH all, f)tilh .��� (Ja Hkkk '^ ihe way in which th�� Sandon Payiltd[p* rH��r* to jHmen Dunnmuir and Iiih ���' bro��d and (on* prr-hein-ive policy": ���* Of ail the double-dyed, mono- facvd, bull iH-arinpr, ataiidard*guage. stsrivel-to^ bypocritifH. thin man l)unnmtiir undoubtedly uta thecrtke. He triea to make the penpleufB.fi believe that he wanta to see a railroud built into the Similkameen and he anks the Dominion govern- _.. merit to change ich policy to one of government own* p erhhip, knowing certainly that this is ih^lmt ibioj ��� the Dominion government would consider. Then 1 trfrt to make the people..pfB. C, believe that nts to see Oriental immigration stopped ai itakfl the Dominion government to stop it kuoiriuj full well that if the Dominion government wire to fejse him at hio wor<l and givo the4 Imperial r^on9' a |>erpeuml hoint he hiriiBelf, Jarne^ IhmmW ptmnim of B. (.;., coal king mid wnployerof bondw* of Jape jind Chinene. would bo tbe moat ardent on�� uncompromiHin^ bickor in tho country. l)untt��,uiirj your work \h too conreo. If you want to *J , Hecondn on the people of B. C. you will havotoflfl^' J paper your linger ondo or the rtann will ontch on. j *i *i H I I man c ^ould bo buncoed on fMH10 e 0��C? 11 .11 Mfi- (�� >���).<�����;.,.,. !���,.,���.��� ���Q* .&-/��� S.JJ**..-* ~r (��� ���*J" Js*-" 01 "& ��� <"? -r -j ���i t ^ -a tt ���f��E:':lifeON"ECONOM!ST O t. t-:J ' *'��� - ' ' ' J0^ ������� crude. large and epreading hats or bonnet*'; and wbereft-s $>\*3i..,,i..hi. -H-re^cU J^T^aV ��������������- the ��tateha^^-faT-"recognised ��|e justke.ol J���� ! fc* ->��� *" �� faW .flU,?S^nlT^3Li|; ^e aboveaa lota**passed lawsregur^g ".-�� wnera- .\*%wn�� * faw flU,'^V- lrF doSlat the abovea^toha^passed lawsregar^agu.-ui wnere- 'feO-Ml th.Cm,t to ^^/^^��S^. nv^nyofthechurchesthrousho^thefe^and-.,^ puy ,, K-.on.uay have a l��$)�� more je-iu.encm*, j ^ _ ^ .��� _ _^ ^^ re rulafcin2;.he ���i. tjl*" r~ OK IS** i$*W[ , f.i hs, double-Sthtffled an a p.)TttiflAi..x..��" uul" T^Ul,y ar, kohik u> be �� ����J.* ,* be virlue of above; then-fore be it fan^o^le .hry �����" drm" i!lLe6lU.thin. unite �� Reeved that ��< ave pasBed^rderrj re^ulatiag^he^ / ,^^ t T;iev can't stomach anything quite JSllr . ,hm nolicv of you?*. I-, ���, /W-Ou^t. ������� Vicioria Bays: "The personal^ S(s3 , u I A of Nelson, was *o clearly ^SJohuHou^otu <a f- Mavor there that |Ahin<l one ofthe candidates for Ma>or^ n _ ^pcorten wart looked upon as p*cuhafi> 8 Dgi *e ii��� l��^rted that he could carry ",v u ,r����vinciakppHticB. and what t* had 't n x,u,t^>��tfebgth of hie V"**^ ��� , t^��* ! - Hetas failed to carry hiH ,i��ess only k��g��*r- V*?V._.. . �� Resolved thai we most earnestly and r^peatuiiy request that ali ,*raon8. remove their Wdreae dur- ing to*- emir.- service of the churclj.' . Accord-^ ��o the official mii-uiea, ,he:offic,atj.o,rd gave the Matter grave attention and pae,ed ti^ edrct by an. unanimous vote. i*. *-*- t .v ^���J.piul.-v- of Boston and vicin.Uy wah - the Hll,��� o..��>-��^- - r2S7"init &man who object of .x^ting W�� i^^^ ^ a. never bten par^aujar.y P^JL ^ ^SaT^Afe��mJ of the advantage* of Mr. Hoy le a V*^* . - - ;;iie,uo{ ll^^J^^BSS^ tt,al,lk,aube .pu^on ^rdinary ����o-^ad 11 ��� .. fAt t a-^ ^fT*-f&**ii-oti^^'^F^^"*ll*^?1^^" ��� , . 'puai.fl ar�� a few lactones vio woolen machines I tiare are^ i*v> . ; ^. W . ... ^^f.���^;^^nhioa4jra^but.thi3. > >aJf*? 5. ��� / i .-.^ ->*v^t~ l||S? Arn^s are i5"^;'cpNl...dftarer ch... ., -��� .- ,^ ^ ^ . ^~J thui! foriniM-ly, an5^9. <|^^",l> owing to \h^'''^!'--'* (���.'���^-i crt-iiKed price, leBB���.lbl^iV uWa^- " ; L I ���(. r. > . ' ' -��-.-l-*-���*-**�����,__ , ^ ��� rCfH Thk.���.ttfiidance at the Neleon Hiyb School i^ in- ^ffl <'r��'*-.-inK atX/at^faplo^ rate. The new. buildin SSSf ui*n,(. opened iiestt Moilday. ��' *,r ���" * .^.i^~��.i,i...i��i ��� "���^ "ii ���������~ ,jr i'.^H Tmr Winnipeg hockey playern appear to bayet^.t- l-Z.)l I'layed .the-Toronto team at every point, which .."���. j |T(��,vi^ that the weBternerB posneps Buperio.r.. Htayjng J l-uworn. �� " /?' ? . /.. #y., ���n,i.��Mll��lMW����'>W"t*JfT ��� '���'HniM.llIll^ Illl���H II i- -�������' '����� ,'>-,;.,(���' ^JiK ollioial hoard of the Methodirtt church afxtoa (1;Hoh, California, recontly paaaed the followih^ i'^nmhle ami renolution, which wan read at poblic worship, and itj the topic of conversation in that city 'tnd t.ho county a�� well: WhereiiH'we believe all ^people who enteKvthe |hMl^ "f (iod for wor'nhip are entitled ifco equal priv-^ 1,,'-''J Jiud opportunitierj therein; and wbereaH, wo 1,1 '''-ve that mimy timw ' many who oo attend are lfr,atly annoyed and iiicouveuienced by having their vi,-w of the miniHior an'd of the pulpit--obBtructed by . ' wri iTKiMiSA ot Holland i��rthe only taetb- Qukkn U taiKLm^ . Humbert; i. 11 ' , ,' .... ./,.; .,-ohc occasion^. t() Ull<^ W)!ieO,: ah rr ^ ^ ^-^ .:> ,. ...:>V- .' t ;u,i'.;f,..1 CiHorpe Rilefe^rank'Bar- "ill!V<l Ml VI'.!-":' ! ' ���....-. l>i*!S.i��W��W .. ���. . , .,.;,.. o.i;. 1'rior offered I��it^8B>|250' to l\** olT ,-,.'./������ ,d -ot give evideWj*.:^**^*!? .* ��**-��������! ��� V����- w , ,,w ddeti^eVl ^V;,���.,��,.. .���om,>tr ���_:��� -^ iiroue<?d .^^rttth.-t.f/the eU'ctioi- triiii �����������i0,i ��b��oue'for , , ., ,i ���������; b,, ont ���� an accepted chequefor co!"M \ , ���,;.,', RiVv u) put up ajike ambuht, WOO;,..,,,..-^^^^.Tf^inerfitA prl^^fa" .and. pv.'��i��-^-;... .;:!l-00 to lhe jubilee: Hoepital: .Phai-u*'. ���,,-r^0!t-'ft.'.'.'.,..,^I.\,e money>.iind there .-may be I lev b ���>������<������ ���':l '������������ - �� fi libel .-���.������:! T'ilKUK :������ sb iuelodto Pierpooi J Btea����-'rrl i k ��� r'^t'O'tmien io en H^^ttM* . i * .-..hai the Allan line ofyteamer�� 'I piiio- im��w being aubmitted to J. u :o,- vi tM^antic trust of tranBatlantic "i"��,"'��w"',"^.��-��.i ���'i ::-, yK. \ ���������"���' ^r...,.-.���w^;- ,.,^,.,:...... .������������'-������ .fr-..:,:..'.;-;;..^V;;. ��� :-. ��� !.������ . . J.f. .^'-���o..v..'-.ii...'. .;.,:������ .:^�� ''"': ���';;��������� ;������/���/' ���-������. ���-��(���;���." ������'������ ������n-.if "'.%' 4U ...����� .;|f:: *1 s .'-** I 1 X'l > iT * !:f * * j �� v; ��� j>* ?* ; * ti ��S is* , -jbf if: * *.,�� *$pu Mfrf1- TiAim V t:���' 7 tftp &lfb< FltP **" l>��7 fc , * Its'! ;��ti}��; J f i \ i lilijr r J / * i 1 *P ^ ��lfl ^ ��'<��;�� ,; * a *-"t �� ei4 ^ Till. It / *' 'I ] T It,* , H i I *W5 I . ''' i i - * - i 'if!! * 1 I * J Ml ���> ! tl t l"* lH, ' ��l,��trh< *k| ni' ' t r "���;"'':^l-'-"' i- tin ���*j&tf^>��^vsi��-rt>ai^^sgifegaa'fcsi ->*��twwkiian��awi THE NELS i.'J '������^^���ocbtsiiesthe^e, -agasine Se Z \nT *> n��Veit8'^*^ it e" ff^, ^ ?" ^ lh*- die8^ ���t^iTj? a c Biusiies, etc.# ln j,er gjpgp When she P,e��e effects. ?r ;��� ..... . . '-" w com. l,.'"?55d. ag{*ep, her friends place a pencil h. ^e^tonce beg,fiMf ��� ^^ Her ^ �� ^ -o possess a good deal of Aeril, plete effecte. It i, fml 8 roa, . rather of the young. L.7^ T* ^iamaj%^- *�� i^-*^^j vS^B SfiH kui \ Norman McLeod, one of^^^ k|jWn ^usieians of Boston, died reee���,i?. &S the ftm Baptist church on C.mmonweahh ave"fe or over twenty years ��� organic and had pre,ided at a��e organ a8 U8Ual ��n lhe corning oftbe Ly of hS \It la the desire of Kin/Edsaftfife^ n^J of Canada ehe-H wear ji&eis40 d��v ��&,��� " f��on of the destA of q^ Vfetoria v^*meinor|- ^' V*st Ai. It ?eern.�� Admiral /84inpion'i mail ^^.^-k few ^^^5 V _ ' % * " -*.'<���' / -' v t. aSBot in the centre of LiverpeaJ the bobby of a lady, whs h& cultivation ^of carran^aad numereua outdoorflo*^..':'������ vTU-ifa,ik-:~W I10 thf ^e* ^;*^^^^,*?,^,*' ^cieatly drib * " '"'���" bv medical science. �� Sympio^asorl&l^ri^f degeneration bave#pp#re-d. and he is b>^oo|ing !��??$ tractable and ^8sponfi^% 'O treatment. >?��| (1 Captain Hali, lateloiasler of the wrecked Header Walla VValia, h%�� been appbinfed jio the command of the pfearner Qu^en, one of Jbe ^^tedimt veppefa i>�� the confif, which i? to, take tbe |>!ace of the Walla. ����� �� whi^b two,cbi|r��, teat U?ed m\^J io 2aara *��jrud*f��ro :rMt Peter n��.��dv i bedhead, fable a��� It it* ioca^d i�� a buflding erected for l^d a^art%nianiel ii'�� taMet placd by4^ Aleaaadeir ot-B^sBia fjb 'IBHr^ JL ft 'f libil��LrPPTM t,,a^Mi"9 Wl�� Storied been liberated and �� now on h.r way to Atoe>i# ^^ England nr��t played Sco,lan(} 4l r, fc -' and at the Awociaiion p��me i��� 1873. y 2 Onij. Jt*-5,000 hae'.eo far been ��nsht*ribgd ^��mi*��.-. the Cueen Vi*tori��:n*en��orialt wbiob omouut 1��A nearly wfffioient, and it ia undereteod:.'fbarSlia)^ iuiward will .bj-oblfftflfj,; much againrt hi8 wil),' t��,; apk parlianaflnt f..r <��� ^raht toward�� thie purpose.! "' r-immwni ��� n y-mimdi Mr. W,ll,���m Hunter i�� receiving the co**���,,,, tion of hi. many Nel-on friend, on hi? marriaBe to MIph M Par,on, o7 W ��. rB��e,n The neoly wecld,d 2*2 h Ne", W est"'"����er. / ��tuuea couple have tak^n ur> th*i~ ����.dence at the Hume Ho.e! for the prl���"! ' ^ "��� ��� ������ ���' ��� >: ��� ". *V " '��� The re'Kisnatioiiiif ��he...8��V. Kohert Frew":h66b^' acct-pred and the pttfpit of the Presbyterian ^intb d^cliire<i vacant A niHiting. of th�� eonjregAfioD will becallfd. whfri th*- matter of calling anther paMor will be d^:idt-d upon. The Rev 0r. Wright. who huff offieiDten1 h��re for {}jo paot twolvo months i�� very popular, fii.fi bin will be one of the naoea fo:> coma before Ik* c<Htgr*iratioii. to ���!��� it " ;,Pt0" mean8 t0 mak0 ������ther effort to mn the cup f,om our American frien<l�� andhl made arran^entr, with M, Wil.i���:' F.l ,f -ok m, wh)ch 18 to be feady enrJv ^ �� The man who t^ompajniea his wife to church every ^Sunday may not \w a Christian,."'.butho ta. certainly not the rbenneK man in the world, eay�� tb�� Chicago Newt*. '' ^ roi WM*-n-*^w*wi��.>��inaw��mMii 11^�� ^ KoBewood Ih not the wood of aliy ��peoiet�� o' ������ tr^f nor {a it r��d. // Kb fragrance^iveo ii the wnm��- m . fl��* 1 * (C'( * 7 ���).;,.M\ii*l. In hip volume on the (linear of tin,* u ��� *, S.bour.0rJ refotea anme pop,,^ J^'J"^ ^r R" the cauRenf haldnoHH. Hfil��ln.'��H in ���< ti *Pr"r''"-f!' ��... .......mu. oinnai Bid ter, onoobij rioaam"-���( ��n infirmity of old age, and when it "''. J t!".H"5"mi Vm'^> iu t�� ������ produced by Neltioiiti omatcdra_��- ��'s e��r,y-*te��l' flortB of MplanationH .,���'���", T '" ^^ "��UBe on ��he o��oniiif5..i/ol. J*-��U6^/"' an bjioalewH hh another A ' "'"' "ne 1'he csroduntir^'K Ju ��...*,,. ����.,. ' \.*:^..,>tinra e' �����*'���' yww. Women ��re leas o,-en to lb��. r.tt clufo 8f ���1, of t,iti ,iH0Me. n.*,^: /f; V The oratorio 8tnbat MiHer8 onoo{i|Hea9J��*,fllB^f' ece**, ie to be produced by NelnonjJ wpera IIoub�� on the ovoninr; ilol Jianu^/-^*" The tftrodiwtioni ie uncJor tho ^';dire-otlon ef M^f Hteinor and tho coboaroalH aiv' / pWroft0|n��f '"^ MatiMfaotorlly. Herr Stoiler ; liao aii^^teii J" rTAthering about hi��B ci�� d��to!tem:; c":iOi'��o a? ��^ ^ or more voicofl. The ooloy pilf! I ^o'ttibosaW y ���It' -,i:. ������;:-^r.-'-:���"��������"���'��� ���"::.:';,'���".���'"; "it".:,:- "'���.!..#i|.|B!*��..��,.,.���,,,v?iH,,.,l ��� 'in ^ww^*"-*' ^j^^jas^w^^^^^^^^T^ssss-A&s^ ^fctf^&t&sx&eswi******* --3 IT-" L 5 5- THc NELSON ECONOMIST 7 J Mr*. R. W. Hannington, Mr. George le. This entertainment Melville Parry, \ jj and Mr. E. Gri* .- u, to he a tireat treat to lovers of good music, " "ini -bould be liberally patronized. * ' J The following announcement appeared the other ""' \s in a Buckinghamshire (England) paper: " The --'-W r^rets to have to inform bis pariehiraeraAhat j"."^con^tnence of bin advanced age it wUtp^ot" be ���'*.:'" -L-Ml-le for him to visit the residents on the hill-tops. -""<���] He voice., Calve invited her to dinner, and next day a column.interview with Calve appeared in the Los Angeles Times, and the other city papers were badly scooped. Mis* Skinner left Vaticou've^ some time ago for her health, but in a few/short months lucrative and congenial employment and fame have been practically thrust upon betJJ iK will still be able to perform all the Sunday church ��� Cv. H at any time it should plea?* God to fend ������:-?/lhifflH��>��V and carriage it will give him gteat -." iiJe.Hfure to resume bin'former course of ���leiting!'*,. ���s t The man who either shut* the door with a bang ��� lor l^vea it open may soon baunabh��to work fa&yoc i^fwitb \mopleV nerves. Elect r\<a|r has cometo |^|rw^ and doors can now IVa' opened;/::madL;jsi$��i ���#'4��Ui0in��iUC.u*v. . AiAjf- rf-f-^i-l ' ���.-. c/ f i�� *��� I" ��� --�� M . ��� *ST?-*-,3 ii miu.iwiinirjli" ������������������ / ��� "_".��� .a i -. " *��� ----} ' ..-.-:.. ...��..������ i-r*:r.*w;Tw��> -���^*lS��i ��� 3re*v ���"TV A"* In a high school one day last week a teacher de- sired to refreaffja boy's memory and help him to answer a question; -Acting on the supposition that a mental review Woufrd lead him to a correct con-v ��� v.. ' ���= .-" ., '"���-..... ''��� elusion9 she said: " Now, go away balfSi"��� Uncon gciously from the entire class there came a responsive murmur: *4 And sit down." The teacher was com- palled toajoia in t&audible smile, and hardly knows yet whether the b^yjg answer was right. r ;'����-,?*���' M One of the most curias mines tbat is Sl|iu rnnki'n. Chin��M#i^r^ in a sand formation, at a llddrftth -i /r.��in /��-tfrf��*u to twenty feet, there is a Ea^U'tnii of the *t<~m- nf in*** The Chinese work nomine for Uu�� limner, which is found in p^id ^on- Siljditio.*, hlhI iri'us-^d iumaking coffins* and fotcarving ��$58 and other purpiir*****. !J5SS The little tUugh-^r o. .t man who had been chosen S?Sgf(or jury (iutv iu Loioiou the other day went to the ^li^i��e and haid: ** Plt*,ii-t\ nir, father can't come; he SScan'i pm on his hoo^.M-The iudceasked the ut*rvoiiri feSii|Hti!e ci^Hiuro wlihi wan the matter with her fairer- ?.r-Sg^K h��',-��iuii;ou ^)n,v\���'f^ that she had not been gl^uffiinYnt.'y ^quij.j^ti for lhe complete deception of HRB^thn wjiry oflh-iai. }{, reprated bin qtiestwn/l?WeIl,' ]m" --his ^;.d, looking Htraight into the jiidge^ twiiik'liiijr HVt-vi', ����� fnth.-r don't wear ��� bootsj^liBh'HVot jp?3��r.��0(iw, i,.KHt r wasn't told to tell you/^ytbit> |^t^, ��ir; tbai'sail.M At Oie Co4igregaiipna| Church, last ^Monday even- ���ing,;;!!^ lectured to a fair-sited audience on th�� Boer war; Rev. *jf%\ H-��..��� W hiteoccupied the ebbir-io his usual plea^ng|ma^i^s her. In the address, lasting almost an houro rfi^le^ - turer narrated^ all the e^enjn^l^^frg;\yupyt(>.fh| w��i^|y and gave bss reason* why ili^poSfd be prohecii\ed i|# the fitter end. He deteip^^l^|Jr|e^]tmm^ ���'.��������� Boer ^prisoners by the^Bruish|J^a^d dej^fibe^i ^t length the disadvlaiitagedus conditiona^/��nder> wiicli �� the war had to be conducted; AC %h��rA'mm^v^^ Rev. Mr. Moriro��3t|i��nked tjie lectured;^PiKu^jr/of ' the Ladies' Aid Society for his interestin^pfiscourt^-, . and also the chairman for hi^ assistant ./- **" 4^J 'T*�� ��� '.A'-<#$?* r ���*./- son was piayetl &andoWaod Nelson .a, first hoc last" flight bet e.iin��, resulting in the ueftat.of the visitl%vteam by a ct>ret of seven to four goals' sJrhe;Nelsonh6'oy^thus~wio ti-e. trophies presented byijaeob^ it was a fast jf-*uBe, but ;t^e%uperior coml)inaii^a wofti % ^f' :��eleon t'eana e^rrieS.'with it vioiorv'.- In ttie'Pr^t^^HH Nelson scored four times and Sandon twic^f$?Tbere v^as much iy^b^play that ^��^ld ��o #"crijU^Sed, but there is aji^|^a little ^Ubwj^?e�� h��sf w i SHlvN;l>H ploamng- to record the adVancemeu^"the fir/t game of the season p^Of nit .��v i i people*, and the'following coneerni WmuK lady well ki Bparticulurlv u,ie r.^';Bj^ir Wcted ad referee a>n| gave good satisfaction. )? >:j^*'>"' kiiown in British Columbia, will hah'.v ''���'���"������.���:" ���-.^.|i;il. ;���- w*�� ^rei^ung to timtiy Nelsonitear gffi 111 ll��<- f"rtn of a special d^tch (torn ^^j^^p n^l c-MiceruM ii/h|ece--ort^e late A. ^tf ^Mp^/ James wa* appoiiited jjresideiu of the ifrago^nd >}. of BJ#f^:r���� Sullivan, principal of "Tfie^ublic school, vict-presi- The regular meeMiuuilUJ^^ waj�� 1- .^v***^ $L/Vfifid.at the Mettiodist church last ^fehlng. ^B. F ,,x^i of iun death PrefCiii-r '11 w ,1 ��� - ,��|*# Tt'�� Htor^of l,ow k'a'8kinnei^^^��J|gj6 e*t Hiuger C^g^if youi^;girii ^ith ^Iwr^fous dent. **>;< * -�� ,i ��� �� ,��A^> W* ml 'with a']^p*rv^1oiiB '��, :unl hovy;<|;ifve wadjeligutenl witWrlu^ /ounit V j> ����-K vpioe and tfeui bor to No^'^.^irk to btjiUicated '^.btien published all dsC^.^m'jJorld. ' f.Jij.in 8km; ^' iHihi, d.augh(:.ir u.? ,?;tk\ :^ V* Skimi��<ri��iber in- ^Pwjtor, V;!,j;ncoin\rt*# ���/���",,: .uv' that bnu^iot gained ��� ���tt,����'cuhui;;i, \... '.��� 't.. J ho wtory ��-J how Oalvo -o u> nemi^;h. ,r(..w(| },���- jnyoiuun \,om AnL'eieti, /WlnK to v!Al! uj/Vii'U.*,^^ thou^htfulnt^K iu pw Tne annual business meeting of the iMugregation of the Pe��}byterian churcli was held last evening. The report ;of the treasurer, James Lawrence, sbowtd a very satiiifactory state of affairs.'" 8ulll��Kto h��r *��ow >>iif��\ , K n-; d ' i" ** fl r* * i ivith Ibf ^ondi'M'I'ul '/ There wi/i he a meeting of th�� ' mem bare of tho curling clpb in thee Board of Trade room^ thio ovo:w iui��, the object bc^ng to complete JMran&eiHie&iiB' fotf the proposed.tGripfo Winnipeg to partioipt\to iu tho bonup^il... ..\ '..;���,. ;���:. tiF ^m. H |. * f? �� fc. S -t iS M C \ I li ! . 1?^* - a -*^i Vii^ '.������Is. Y 4 -if : ���*��� ,/...,, i'1V. ��� If--' ::���.:':'iid.' :/H ssai��i<��5aswws^"i��&^is��^ig*1 SaKHi^iita]2��5ltS��.. g^^Ctti^-^***!^.��^ aBi^^'i'*^^^^ ^��wie��>>��a.a.r��,...��.^ a^A. "WMTf-CW. -oJK-. ��.��^ -^*. .* ^ ,n*a*a��^*#*>>,,-t-*'-n**' " ~ - e i ^ * ^*^w f 1 -. ��* i** iv **>'- r i ii . i >U��' !��-<t*. S : ^ME man fritfa the sun-worn overcoat the and nlue-lined nose had worked on the Xew York Sun, the Chicago American and a few of the other metropolitan sheet*, fie did not explain how he happened to be making a tour of the province*, modestly admitted to {he city editor that he could "chop copy," hold down the telegraph edit ��r%�� ch.^ir, or if necessary go upstair* and " tmke up" the paper. As the managing edifor was fairly well satisfied with the working force, the city editor emit the man of more than ordinary Ability out to cover the police run. Fifteen minutes later tlie central police station detail knew all about it. Tne new reporter had opened his heart to the entire blue-coated *-(juad. He made the staid and dignified capfain chuckle on a three-minute schedule by condescendingoto.addre.<$ the ruler of the precinct as plain "Mike." and the jniler was completely overcame when the man' from New York, Chicago and other ^pig cities whispered to him the boast that he intea^^rbakiiig riion^keys out of the^ine-gpotg wi|p wer^ Wating^lia other morning papers out of, ten or ellven dollars a week. There was to be just one i|ewspapsr.in town printing all the news when the new police reporter secured his running start. 4 ' - After the first night''4 .\fik%'.-locked himself in the captain's office and the jailer worked overtime in the cell room, butthe driver of ih*? patrol wagon and two or three plain patrolmen! were compelled to remain in the station proper^ |*and they heard every ni^rht for a Week the tale of frie. finish of uix <ir wven dub reporters that wan about to be. The captain and the jailer, the patro! dri\e>r and the plain potrolmen caught a feeling of pity for the backwoods reporters creepite into their hreant*. The "-' boys" had become old friends, &nd the officers hated t�� wee them marked for the slaughter. The newest man had been there for more than two years, hut, like all the others, he rffused to please the precinct bo-s by addressing: him"'as " Mike." It was plain "captain" with all the dub reporters, but " Mike" overlooked the slight,/tnd actually devoted official time inf an attempt to figure out how he could save X he*)^ n^fel Io w .4.. ^^l^ii^Horry, boys/' he said to the new*2af herer* a��*v-fb^V^JSIed into his offhe locking for a story, "but your fin\bti.j# written. This new man on the World has u afl mapped out. Hois about to *cooij the eyes out of you. He i* all prepared to bejit you a I) eo bad that you won't even dare to go to the officer for your pay checks.' **. I alh really sorry," repeated the captain, in a mournful ton��% although the jailer insists th.*re was a naughty twinkle in his eye. " This 8>oy from New York, Chicagoand other plucou in a world-beater, and your end is written." The reporters, every one of them, had dreamed of .j^,- , iV- .. ihe time when they were to go to the big cities and ,;/' a' '>'$) ���������fc��minand large money, but now the light looked - '.'iturued out, and vvith bowed heads they walked out of theeaptaiu's office. If would be h ' rd to he nipped right in the hud of a bright ctreer, but if it was fate, they could not help it. They saw gloom all around them, but with a rising vote I he j'. decided to battle along until th1' iyav-*-< overnotveiJHjd |hem. They would work, and work h ltd, until theyfinish. That very night they Htm 'ed their hard V7|srk. S.mim��n-H, ot'ihv.-$lifr9 wae sitting in the station. Th'- 'J o'clock d^^'if'1'4'5.. file<l out, and the &tm tnan i ��� 1 j,* > it nA'A ���if * * 1 4 i ** '< '\ i '*',,i /* i i "''T" 1 >..���>' - �� if $ . v/ .lid not have a line of news. The fflan fram .. i orfe, Chicago and oeher large citi-"- ���- ^ writmg ��?hat to Sommere looked a twn!>bl story. *>wu coiuia s t- ���H The telephone bell whirred and the jailer an,- , the ���phone.' < Ja,ier&nsisMft! " Vea," he shouted in the 'phone, and th��� , m-i ����id: " Sommew, someone wants to ulk ti ,����" bj��roiuera hurried over to the instrument *n world-heater continued to grind out " copy" at j.-' tame ��� *- " Hello,** called Sommern. The man at the desk continued to write. *��� U that ao ?" gapped Sommera from iu front ��i the telephone. *4 When did it happen V9 The new.man on the World continued to wriie but he wan listening. * " What's that /iumber?" inquired Sominm in so excited tone. " On�� thousand meven bundnd aud ninety-five Grand ' Ft reel? Is it norrh or' rooth* Norths AH right. I'll look it tip tomorrow," iSomnriers tried to look unconcerned and 88ant*?red back to hii* chair. ' The', man-'from New . York, Chicago and other large cittea noted the assumed looked unconcern ana chuckled'to hiniJ-elf. Theft ihe door opened and Brown, another Star reporter, dashtd in. He atopped'abort when hesatr the man from- tho 'World% and joineil Sommera in the attempt to look unconcerned. Brown r.at around for five minute*? and ifeen strolled ..out to the ^tationj table. He winked a�� Sioumer-, and Hommera, rbing with acarele^ yawn, ftdUtwid him out. Not a bit of ihi# was mtased br * the man who intended to ttcoop the entire newspaper c*��ri*u. v '*"'>?���. ^ . The u*-w inan knew many trickii. Hcdectd^n fi.-e i#ne ��-f them rtght now. He rolled up h���� pwir . aiHi walked up-tairn to the police telephoneescbsam ?J ^"'llelhi/ H.iid the operat��ir. " Hava yout?een a^^ of tn.A$t tr men? Their office i�� calling for them." " ^V'i. nV the matter?" anked the lit don* -rar* aiiD'itit way. * Why, i heard the party telephoning *my tuaf ponie.inHii ba ! <;tit up a woman out on Home' eireet. I Kiie-- the Star will have a good atory the way they ar��- htirryinjs thuigH up at their office," Th-n ihe new man decided i���� hurry. He re- mem h red the number repeated by Summers at tbe telephone and ne remembered the nameof the Ptreet. He Hfjnled a Miiile of pity when he thought of Sora- mers' clumpy attempt U�� conceal hi* break by ����r m^ ������ p|l look it up tomorrow.M The naw man did not have much paper money with him, but he liu��u a hack and started out for 17U5 Grand Htrcet. ��e laughed out loud when he thought of the look that Sorrimera would hVb when he appeared on tlie After driving for an hour the hack moppedt and the door opened. li Here'n your ' place/' etud tne driver. ,. It did not look like a good atory from the Bire* The bonne wan dark and not a human��� beingm f1*1^ Tbe man walked ut> the front tftepa and ptwhfld tno button. 41 What do you %vant?,# enquired : " Whal'w I'HJtm the trouble here?" t mail. " There loan bewi no trouble lmf&* matter with vou?" . . ����� M WiiMn't it wornMii badly Blabbed hero toingM^ " Well I gueaMiiot," lanil iho door fjlumiy��*��d phut. in^ M �� VOICO. QHkcd the new '0 ,10 \ \ 'V.,H &- u. 1—, fc-^-SW--*" ,=*r^^.-™™u~^. _ji_, it^jtuai'""■*■ *»'^«■ ■» +~*i •-J'—, .*•• *** ! -J THc i\c..bQ>\ hCuNUA 1ST '9 fi . new man visited every residence in tbe neigh- . i!,ui hut couid learn nothing of a ."-tabbing affair. ' U li-! heclimbt-d into tbe hack and started buck . ' ....... lit* h.-id to go to the office to secure ,, : i r 'ii.* hacktnan. At the office he had to \y]A\u .othe citv editor. ? !»'v^ " .Ir.-iwlc'l the cityeditor when he heard the L rv u \Yc always allow » new reporter the price I;' ,;, , r, n-u r:d»- to «bat -number when he begins Ik j if!: ,,n thi- p «p»*r. You nee, the boys on the police |» (,!,- iikntoruhit into green men," I' Jj •• I tVr-l *- r; v for you t'ellows, indeed I do, declared I-~ In)er.ij»!;iin wiifn his newspaper friends came in the< I*-- iexi afierno m looking Tor newa. ** -1 SHORT STORIES !-*•{ A ivrt.iin mayor of an up-country Queensland " \ bt ■« town, n <t too well educated, wan given to liki;.: nn-tak.'S At one 'gatnering for some --^v.irir.-th)-* \-iirpnvp all the. *'* clergymen and minister* „._,. _p\ t>th"r denominations" were present to support his l<feM\>r.d»ip in the chair; he prefaced bis opening re- fceSfii.rk- a-follow-; " Now, tin** is nice, this is what S3 iik--*•■ .-f'**. Here's mv friend tbe vicar on the I3#i-:f.', l.-r-'s mv Primitive brother on mv left, there is :iv \Wl?-yan friend sitting by the Roman Catholic arson cuvr thnre; now, that's all right. You mnv 1 hf*Si»'ve that so long as the 'art's in the right lace i; d«n >* not matter what fcx a man belongs-to.' *&■* %S?f|» An In-h horse owner whose horse had been re-enlini f-*r hy a veterinary surgeon ran into the .u-.-r's ...nii'« ami, with tears in" fits -eve* and ■■' !-(^ • ■ ■ ♦* " piethur of bad luck." -cried: On. Mi Mori-my, I'm poorly The powdher's kilt i:P erttir**! v-:"" lia- l> ovdcr!" cried Mr. Moriartv. " Whv. I J'iri u.-ii \>!i io take the powder. 1 told you to '•wit in ;l »(ipt.r tube and put one end in the' '»r>:o'v mouth .uul blow hard/1 "Vs' s"r!»'? --ried Pat, u 1 put the powdher in "'''•■•'•■M-. ami I put the end of it in the horse's i"!i!l), wiih ihe other end in mv own, but, beeorra, •* ''h-w tir.-t." ^^ I '^ Uo.-'-i-erv's remark in Ed in burg that- Seot- SjSl.1,,,] *>M*i r"'«»«ltic..-d the greaiest gardeners in the p||f,,ri' r',!':iii- a rather cynical savinu of Dr. Johnston PI'1 l1"' -,i',i'1(,t of Scottish Hardening. At Mrs. M% ;:!''~ "■■■■ *'V"ning Boswell remarked that Knw Ul,i *-^ nuh'htcd to his native land for one thinif, i« "ll! :l*' ' !'•' r^ood gardeners tn tbe south were Scots- .,|1 ''"Im-ijui tin reupnn observed. " Why, sir, that V{,;|1 ''•'«' Hardening is much Mnbre necessary ^;^m' 'i'^V V M1 ,llth vv'lu us> wn'on uuikes ao many ^a'p} ''',ni ''• It is all gardening with you. pwfr "i"115 NY',,(,h gr«)w wild lu^re must be. cultivated &i\ 'i' " CiU' ]u Sco,-^nd. Pray now," (throwing !>,;'| |i>-s*"W ha.rk in his chair, an<l laughing), "are you |'".T ('r ,ll)1'' U) bring the sloe to perfection';" I l|u', | " '' ln«^rsoirused to bo fond of telling bow, In,.,,' Ihsl l',lllH? t° Wisbington from tKe West, be !,.!:, ;iuo"iiicr(Ml in one of the corridors of the.,,,. "Id nejiro woman vigorously, so;; I»oiVn<j !«1HI;, 'Mi||' , u |l(l -M»'n sli»» hea.rd anyone enmity .o»it-v ^'hon '.j(i s'1,."U!|'!^ dird away, 'nusif.r, 4x^ding luv i'./ h*. ^.j^j'!"1'1 'Mj/ni her very 0,^1*^5*, , ':io niorninj, v;m,. | ^ 'K h'T \iS< surprise with'ber ptco'do't^; book^jid: \i\ii\\y>' '\ M'V',U h<'^ov" a^' y°u read ■.:tliert??M s^ f | 'l ' v ,1"/ ^hc replied; " eliery wtord, Colonel Jn-V gersoll «Do you believe that-Qod made man out of dust?*' "J„ co,-e [ does." " Siv, it happened to ram hard about th-it. time and-ttijBdust was gone and there was imthimr hut mud ?')" To which old- mammy retorted: " Dem de good Lawd. knowed enough to know that it was time to make dem lawyers and infideN, Colonel Ingersoli." ' V, Everyone knows that the duke of Fife's marriage was a love ma*eh ami everyone was glad when the somewhat stern and risid view of the late queen yielded to the parental sympathy and kindliness" of King Edward. The stories of the young., princess'' early attachment to her father's friend amPof the child's gifts <^f her own dainty needlework'Ho the favorite of her family are^too pretty to be forgotten. The duchess, whose intense aversion to the glare of publicity long ago earned for her Princess Maud's witty nickname of <l Her Royal Shyness/' bad a full share of the chaff to which every young engaged girl is subject. .....-.-*■ The story goes that the morning after the queen's assent.to the engagement had been given Prince George came down late to breakfast and, patting his sister affectionately on the back, convulsed the whole party by saying: " Good morning, Louie DuffV\ .\",,',.,-.°:v:>.: A good story is told by a well-known clergyman, at present in the diocese of Christ Church, New Zealand. Some time ago he was in charge of a large and scattered parish, parts of which hS^yisited at rare intervals in a small steam ia.uinc'fi;;^'.:,i:;Spsme- times whole families of children were found to beun- christened, and the reverend gentleman had his hands full of clerical work of this and kindred sorts. A% one visit a settler invited the minister up to baptize hi-* children, but when he arrived no children could be. found, and the ceremony had to be postponed till next time. On his next visit the settler was in waiting on the bank and bofore'the clergyman had time to land burst Out: " Cnme on; I've got 'em'." 41 Got what?" gasped the priest. i4 Got the children," was the reply. .-v- Thecleryman followed the settler to his hptise, ami theie. shut up in hencoops, were''the1 young hopefuls, wln> were brought out one at a time and duly christened. ' 4-Y.V- '..' \ One afternoon a sad-eyed boy, with dirt p,p his chin and a tear on bis nose, called at a police||tatioii ami asked if he could he tent to a reformat|jyv' as be was a homeless waif. As he had commi^tedM no; offense, he was told that be would letter go^to the workhouse, but he replied that his brother was at the reformatory and he'd rather go there. Hedidn/tii want to go out and steal anything, or smash some one's plate-glass window, and his anxiety to go touched the heart of a man who had Called in busi- o r. ness. • o ' 'r , He consulted with the $-ei;geant; and then said to the lad : {\ I, think we c.iu: dolt. I'm going to leave my piuso on the desk,and tbei sergeant and 1 vyiJI:^a-tii%a:irs. If yoyiUafee'tho purse; it "will be st|5aUn^vl;'s^ul you will Jbe ,aont Ao '-the refor- m a to t-y1 •''"'■■■ -':■' • '■'"<'■ ;' ''" Tho* purine was left,, tho .med went upstaijos for a :xtoioent/rf:ud when they oamodown tlfo boy was '^miibiU'lAA tught; nei/inerrwaB' the purse;'.'Containing; ;25, and, to be brief About it, the lad and-the m:>ney ^■m.^tiP^mi^sin^. aa $ ■"■-,' ■'■>-«■;_.; -'//':-«-., ■ ,; "■ /■■ "2 »l| £: M V VI '"5"'^'"i>" '***!« t#r, >St 1 *,, 1 1 1 I II ^ «^,...„„ •"""•n"*"-">t' W/{ n■■-•■ ii. ', 4V.''.■•.;<■':!.•■-,;.:,->tt; *4* '- -?tf�� >�����' !f ;"'", ��������!. r- THE NELSON ECONOMIST A~i )*\* i i * 4;?' * * A " S > f ! -i J - J. a f*A' ;*> ���! r *��� ft ^ffipfc *-,\.nj��'-*f iff? ���*��**2 ! ��� ���'I 1' |t0^r'^w'o4.AV'S\ from the Arlington to the end of tho j rmow ai*d piled up there for the time \ being. ��� j For UKX) the exports fiogi this; division amounted to 284T loam, j made up irotu ten jiropertie.**. Last year the au or ta left a lied 6514 4 tons, iroui 14 properties. "Fr-Howr j ing is a full list ol the shipment^! (Slocan I>rilL> About 40 men are now employed ���> ne Euteiprise. Ihe Goodeno\ii:bs mine, in tbe ^aittuti can��p, has closed down. Fourteen baby dnlb are in opera- t.onaithe Enterprise and are doing u^ year U) dwl|?: *ood work j Arlington- 25JD An experiment is being made of j (New l>eliver i,iHige.) concentrating tbe Enterprise ore by j Work i�� goin& ahead on ihc*iueUJ th�� oil process. ler Ht Fergu-oii, in >pUeof the heavy j It is stated the Champion groupt ��� muw. he concern will have a capa-1 Twelve Mile, will be started up lhe!cuv of ot) ton* a d��v first of February. j Teams are bu>y hauling ore from | Two hundred and fifty tons of zinc; the Silver Cup to Tiout Lake, oreis to besjhipped to Europe short-* Three very tint* le<t da have bren | ly by the Minnesota Silver Co. (opened up on the Wide Wert prop- j The main drift on the Transfer isj*rV^ Fi*h Crrek, by �� tunnel which j in lIXMeet and a crosscutis now be- \ na9 bet?n driven 350 ivet. j ing run through the ledge. * Tbe I T*�� *btfts are workiog in thej rock has become very bard. j ra^e beinK drivtrii ou ihe Nettie l/�� A 6�� . 4.1 ���" ii 1 Enotich orei^ being luovrd tegular* Another report has arrived here I h , �� * �� ���'���" to�� t ' i .& ��� .i_ ir i ��� ��� ly to keep the road uti^it, from England that the Kilo ano { J '���������.. /-**, �� % r . . . but as /-oou as th*- rai,����e is through Chapleau groups,Lemon creok.have . i i ,i , .i , and sloping -.is started the output been amalgamated, and that the [ ' * ��� m ~ . * i i ��� i i * wi'l be moved on * larger *cal��-. properties will certainly be worked j * I A raw-bi��le trail i~ u��.be broken next eeaso.n. ; to the Hoise Shoe hmI Ki'ilied (iroilSr thl.** Ilioltlb. ��*lot Mii|��UHfiaHi made from these prop*-/ ��>*-. j The six'h r��-poft to* n roport,*j ment of ag*"icullur��* ri it j��r��-vi�� c- ��� of British C-dumb a, (or P.K'it), .- j t��>band, with itir* * on*.phmentf *��t j v There have been a great many wild stories in circulation recently about the Arlington, one being that the mine bad run out of ore. h is satisfactory to note, bov\ever, that there is not tbesligbtest foundation for any of the siatments made. On the contrary, the mme has two par- j J. K Anderson, d* >pus v n; j> ��r ..if alell chutes to draw upon and is in i agriculture. tJlaii/n ������***(��� r*u\ \ excellent shape. It bus been in hard I through it one i-* irnpr**"- d w�� li ��� e ! luck with iti* shipments, owing to j lytiogniphical neu.. m , ,d ne j the bad roads, but there is nothing ! perfection of the cuts-h^' v t , to fear from the mine because of the ; jn(!ai t-cenen in the provti.n* I want of (ire. Other htorie^ ol the certainly full Iron cov��*r ��.,. c ��vr mine being in a bankrupt Kale aie with useful inform nio-i c ��:n:er m;i | theoutcomeot uutespite anrl malice. | the agricultural re^ui'CM <r f��* ���': The Arlington is capanle uf ai.ti ; prnvioee. ���II .ill. Il I ,1,1111-iiimii i i - ��� i- ii nil i i "i ���������'... w 111 iii ee t a 11 11 h o b 1��g a ��� i o o.-. it i^ ~ ������-��� -��� ~��� ��� quae Proba-.i�� u.e i.,u,e �����i ,,��>���, j mq. ov ah isewsdeakrs heavy dividend thi- \ear. j The lack of mm w inis a I no ri | him- j (yzed tbe trhipmeir-s 1p ii. t i �� n it i* J in this itivi ion, ��� h�� ��e - .. but 40 tons go out dm u>% All the roa��ls at ilo- h-ut i �� . o i been laid Imi��-, h o-, ����� ��� |fe|_Boas!if< am .0��ir l����,l M^c*s4n<ia Java��,(.����� ^ ^ ���^ ' pound * mt*r CO Telephone 177. P. O. Box 182. B&ttgf! STSIECT, ]m&$ mm. p -�� ncouverand BAKER STREET, NEISOB, B.f�� Scenic Line of Ihe loi DIRECT ROUTE KAHT Wlnnl|M"g Torotit���� Otl��i%t't�� .^fiMitrrJbi New Yorlt wiv���� Viiiieotivef Vlrtiorto Hititlti- iv��nlm��t Hun PrnnrUW %ft.��j�� !..���**.. �� 4 ��� * ��� I ��� V\ < 1 |, r \ ����� ��� part�� have spb-no m it io irnpoHi-ible �������� -. K o hi. run I. trhiiiiKOttiiUiill tt. 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