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Daily Edition No 1005 NELSON, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1901. Eleventh Year
the Russian communication referred for the gradual evacuation of the CANADIAN to in a previous despatch and the THE DELEGATES RUSSIA'S province proved to be impossible. THE MOLLY T|TT-r)T|T TlfTlOl news was accepted as an indication As regards tlie eventual restoration W IJAJ-LILIL- J. IO that the tension in the far east would GET AWAY EXPLANATION of the province to China, it is mani GIBSON MUSE be removed. fest that such intention can only be carried out when the normal sittuu- MINES ALL RUNNING. tion shall be completely restored in Annual Meeting of G. W. A. Rossland and Boundary Con Maintains its Organization In the empire and the central govern Gol, Ray Here to Arrange a No Sign of Tiouble in the Rossland ment established at the capital, inde- Attendance Small —Im Camp. tlngent Arrived Last Manchuria Until Affairs neinlei)t[aiid strong enough to guaran Settlement of Company's Rossland, April 5.—The mines here are Settled. tee Russia against an occurrence of portant Business. are all running and every indication Night. the events of last year.'' Affairs. is that they will continue to do so. There have been rumors Df pending Tien Tsin, April 5.—It is reported Accident at Bowmanville. strike, but it is thought it hat. all Will Meet Others at Landing Deprecates Alarmist Reports here that the Russians have been en Anticipated That Outstanding blown over. deavoring to force a purchase of the and Proceed Thirty Circulated Regarding its disputed railway siding from thcorig Obligations Will Soon Be Enthusiastic Members of inal Chinese owners. FREE TRADE REMEDY. B. P. Police. London, April 0.—The Daily Mail Strong. Intentions. Wiped Out. in the course of an extended article HUGE PASSENGER LIST. on the American steel trusts, says New York, April 5.—The North that it can see no escape for the Unit German Lloyd steamer Rhein, which (SPECIAL, TO THE MINER.) The Boundary and Rossland repre Washington, April 5.—The United ed States from the oppression of trusts arrived today from Bremen had 3,440 Colonel W. S. Ray of the Molly Gib Toronto, April .1.—There was a sentatives on the delegation to Otta States government has received a com son alining company is in the city except in free trade and declares that steerage passengers,probably the larg very small attendance at the annual wa left this morning for Kootenay munication from tlie government of today, his mission being to arrange J. P. Morgan has appropriated 8200,• est number ever brought by a single meeting ot the C. W. A. compared Landing where they meet the Slo Russia of unusual importance. It tho affairs of the company. Within 009,000 to crush American independent steamer to this port. with those of a few years ago. Busi concern;. can contingent. Tomorrow they pick bears on conditions in China and par the next two or three days an an ness did not last long and the most up the Crow's Nest people and as ticularly those relating to Manchuria. nouncement may be expected to the Important matter decided on was the they go across the continent there The document has created a profound effect that all the company's obliga determination of the association to LATEST FROM THE WAR THE TRUE BLUE GROUP will be nearly thirty delegates from ly* favorable impression at the state tions have been wiped out and that again assume control of racing. The the boards of trade of Southern Brit the property will start with a clean department, as it is looked upon as MR. .1. C. DREWRY RETURNS Canadian Cyclist Association has COLONEL PLUMMER'S ADVANCE ish Columbia. Those who arrived in the most salutary development that sheet. The directors propose to lose practically given up the ghost and it —BOER SEAT OF GOVERN Nelson last night were M. S. Logan, FROM A TRIP OF INSPEC no time in putting the Molly Gibson was pointed out bv Louis Rubenstein has occurred in many months in the MENT SHIFTED. mine operator, Rossland board of TION. ou a dividend-paying basis and their of Montreal and Hal. II. Donly that eastern situation. Although the terms trade; J. W. Jones, merchant, Grand plans to this end are of a most com this organization would drop out of of the Russian communication are HRITISH FORCES WILL OPERATE Forks board of trade; Fred Clark, RECENT .STRIKE QUITE DP TO prehensive nature. the field entirely if tho C. W. A. merchant, Grand Forks board of withheld, it Is known that Russia would assume the obligations which DURING WINTER—TRANSVAAL ESTIMATE OF CURRENT trade; John A. Sinythe, banker, takes objection to give a strong assur Colonel Ray was seen at the Phair they have entered Into. The execu REPORTS. BOERS PRESSED. Greenwood board of trade; David ance of her disinterested purposes yesterday and divulged interesting in tive was instructed to arrange about Heap, manager of the'Last Chance throughout her dealings with China. formation in regard to the company's the transfei and if It Is practical it London, April 5.—Lord Kitchener mine, Sandon; M. L, Grimraett, San J. C. Dicwry has returned from a intentions regarding the big Koka certainly will be accomplished. The The belief is held in official quar-1 reports as follows to the war office: don board of trade; Geo. Ransom, trip of inspection to the True Blue nee creek mine. After expressing C. C. A. will be forced to retire ters, tnat. tbe assurances of Russia are "Colonel Plummet- has advanced manager Slocan Sovereign, Sandon. group on Kaslo creek, and spent regret that circumstances had been whether they like It or not. No com so sweeping as completely to avert the twenty miles beyond Nylesteroom un W. W. Beaton, representative of yesterday in tho city. He states tbat such as to leuil the bank to withdraw promise will be accepted. Secretary opposed on the way toward Pietcrs threatened crisis in Manchuria. the recent strike at tlie property was its support from the company, he Howson's scheme of dividing the Kaslo met these gentlemen here and burg.'' quite us good as he had been led to stat-d that upon receipt of the sews accompanied them to Kootenay Land St. Petersburg, April 5.—The Rus country into seven districts Instead of believe and that there is every indica According to the Pretoria corre ing where they join the Kaslo contin sian government concludes a lengthy he and a few of tbe directors bad twenty-one as has formerly been the tion that tho property will turn out to spondent cf the Daily Telegraph, the gent as follows: G. 0. Buchanan, statement respecting tbe Manchurian advanced the funda necessary to pay case went through in sweeping fash be a mine. The exploration crosscut Beors have shifted their seat of gov A. W. Goodenough and George Alex agreement in these words: "While the men, it being a principle with ion. The formation of a junior run to pick up the lead lost by the ernment from Pietersburg to a point ander, from the board of trade, and the Russian government maintains its them that tlie crew should not be per leagne was also favorably received and former owners of the property came 35 miles northeast. Mayor Carlson, Aid. Archer and Pap- present organization in Manchuria to mitted to suffer. He was not aware in future all cyclists under tbe age into the ore under circumstances worth, from the city council. Mr. preserve order in the vicinity of tbe of the action filed against the prop of eighteen years will be extended which leave uo doubt that the vein London, April 5.—Lord Kitchener Beaton represents the citizens of Kas broad frontiers of Russia and remains erty until recently, but was not half rate privileges A' capital stroke lias been recovered. The ledge at the reporting to the war office, the find - lo on the delegation. At Kootenay faithful to it original and oft repeat disposed to criticize local business was accomplished when II, II. Donly, point where it lias been encountcied Ing of an abandond and destroyed Landing also will be C. Cliffe, San ed political programme,it will quietly houses for protecting themselves, pai- wbo has fought a good fight in the is no less than seven feet in width pompom near Vryheid says: "This don, George Vallance, Sandon, E. R. await tbe further course ol events." ticularly in view of the fact that the interests of the C. W. A. and wheel and tbe ore is identical in appearance accounts for all the enemies guns business men of Nelson had always ing generally, was selected for the Atherton, ex-mayor of Sandon and W. with the high grade product shipped known to be in the southeastern dis- treated the company generously. distinction of having tho first honor- llastie Adams, manager of the Ram St. Petersburg, April 5.—The offi under the old management. The last tiret." The directors had decided to erect a «iy life membership in the association bler-Cariboo mines. cial Messenger today published a de two lots sent to the smelter by the concentrator at tho mine and witli conferred upon him. The delegation will be greatly aug tailed review of the negotiations con former owners went 10 4-10 per cent, a view to determining tlie method of llethulle, Orange River Colony, mented by the Crow's Nest people and ducted by the allied powers with the and 12 l-lo per cent, in copper, re treatment best suited to the class of April 4.—(Thursday).—A fotce of the Nelson and other representatives Chinese plenlpotiaries at Tien Tsin spectively, together with 8:1 to $S in Ottawa, April Si—Eleven recruits ore on tbe property bad tests made in Boers under Commander Kritzinger who are already at Ottawa. When and Pekin and of the negotiations gold. Specimens from the new strike for the South African constabulary, attempted to recross into the Orange thoy interview the government there that led to the presentation of tlie have been taken for exhaustive tests this district ami iu the east. It was who were prevented from leaving River colony, to the west of heie, will be in the neighborhood of forty French draft of peace conditions, and if the ore proves equally good, proposed to erect a mill of tho capac with the rest of the Canadian contin but failed. representatives of the Kootenays who whicli consisted of twelve points, hut which there seems little leason to ity of 7", tons per duy. Tbe ore as a gent through illness, have recovered should have great weight before the are not vet concluded. doubt, the Cauadian Gold Fields syn whole would concentrate three to and being still anxious to go to London, April 0.—The Kroonstadt authorities. On the way acloss the The Russian government makes the dicate will proceed as rapidly as pos one. South Africa, the government bas correspondent of the Times wiring continent it is proposed to thorough following statement: "While antici sible to make a mine out of tlie pros Another decidedly interesting tea- agreed to send them forward on the Thursday says that the preparations ly discuss all the matters to be laid pating an early settlement of the pect. At present the development tuie which the eoirpany has had un first hay steamer that sails from St. are being generally made by the Brit before the government so that each questions affecting the mutual rela crew is drifting on the recovered lead der consideration is a proposition to John, N. B. ish forces for winter operations. delegate will be thoroughly conver tions between all the powers and for the purpose of establishing its construct un electric tram line from sant with them. China, the Russian government, on continuity. Mr. Drewry is naturally the mine to the lake fiont. At pres Winnipeg, April 5.—Lieutenant- Capetown, April B.— General French its part, considered it necessary to elated at the success which followed ent the charges for hauling ore are Colonel Holmes, late commanding offi continues to press the Boers at Vry RAISED THE QUARANTINE. concern itself with the establishment the plan of work mapped out by him $4.50 per ton, and it is maintained cer of No. 1 military district, with heid, Transvaal colony. of a permanent order of things in the on taking hold of the True Blue a few that with an electric line this charge headquarters at London, Ont., pussed Smallpox Epidemic at Phoenix Pract Chinese territories along the borders months ago, would be reduced possible to 82, thus through the city on his way to Vic of which the Russian Asiatic posses consummating a very substantial sav Capetown, April 5,—Five corpses of ically Stamped Out. toria, B. C, where he will take com sions extend for a distance of eight ing. Power for the line could he ob victims of the bubonic plague were Phoenix, II, C, April 5.—On in mand of the British Columbia district. thousand veigts, (5,300 miles). To A NEW PRESERVATIVE. tained from Kokanee creek at a point found in Capetown today. Seven ad structions issued by Dr. Fagan, provin Be is accompanied hy Miss Holmes. this end provisional written condi wbeie a fall of £00 feet is secured. Mrs. Holmes remains here a few days ditional cases bave heen officially re cial health officer, Victoria, Drs. Jones tions for a modus vivendi were agreed A Danish Butter Maker Reported to The present wagon road would serve ported, six of these being Europeans, and Boucher yesterday raised the with friends. upon, first between the Russian mili Nave Made a Wonderful Discovery. and one of the latter being a yeoman smallpox quarantine which has been as a grime for the track and the init tary authorities and the Chinese gov- Copenhagen. April 5.—A Danish ial coat of construction would be reduc llowmanvillo, Ont., April 5.—A sad at Green Point camp. maintained against the Granby bunk- ernois of three Manchurian provinces, butter maker lias discovered a new ed by the amount ordinarily payable accident occurred here this afternoon house and Old Ironsides hotel for the with reference to the subsequent in preservative whicli exeells everything for grading. from the result of which the young past two weeks. The epidemic is ENGLISH MUST LEARN. stitution of a local civil administra in that line heretofore known. By Colonel Ray states that the confi est son of J. B. Martyn of this town practically stamped out. No new tion ; and after a careful consideration means of this preparation it is possi dence of tlie directois in Ihe merit of will likely lose his life. While out cases have developed within tlie past British Workmen to Visit American of all the circumstances the Russian ble to preserve butter, meats and all tbe Molly Gibson is unimpaired. It shooting alone, his gun was discharg five days. The epidemic was not as governmnt drew up the draft of an kinds of perishable merchandise. Ex may he stated that this opinion seems ed when he was crossing a creek at Tool Factor ios. widespread as the exaggerated reports agreement with China providing for periments show that butter, for in to be very generally held by the min the flats near town on a foot bridge. London, April 5.—The managers of circulating on tbe outside would lead the gradual evacuation of Manchuria, stance, can be preserved, melted and ing men and others who have examin The charge of shot entered his right a number of iron manufactures of one to believe. In spite of the rigid as well as for the adoption of provis cooled off again without losing any ed the property and know the extent side, piercing his liver and striking the Manchester district have decided to quarantine of so many miners the ore ional measures to assure peace in that of its freshness. It can also he placed of the ore bodies in sight. With the a rib where it scatteied, some ot it send out a picked party of British shipments have not fallen off in the territory and to prevent the recur among goods that ate decomposing improvements whicli the company entering his lungs. workmen to the United States for the least. Five thousand tons were sent rence of events similar to those of or contain rank odors without being purposes inaugurating the mine will purpose of studying American meth to the Granby smelter for the week last year. Unfortunately, with the affected. The preparation is not In undoubtedly be restored within a ods of workmanship in the automatic ending Maich SU; object of stirring up public opinion YANKEES TOO GOOD. jurious from a sanitary point of view, comparatively short period to its old tool trade. The districts of New Eng- against Russia, alarmist rumors were and. it is said, will create a revolu position on tlie list of extensive pro lind, Philadelphia, Cincinnati and circulated in the foreign press regard English Sporting Paper Admits U. A TOWING TRUST. tion in the shipping of perishable Chicago and other steel centres will ing the purpose and intentions of the ducers. S. Yachts Beet. Buffalo, N. Y., April 5.—The May- merchandise. be viBited in the hope of convincing Russian government. Falsified texts London, April 0.—The Field com tham Towing and Wrecking Co., the TERRIIILE DUEL. the Briitsh workmen of the necessity of a treaty establishing a protectorate menting on the forthcoming raees only opponents to the Great Lakes ARRIVED AT ADEN. of improved methods if they desire to over Manchuria wore quoted and er for'the America Cup says: "The aver Towing company a combination of A Frightful Affair Occurs On the retain their share, of the world's roneous reports were designedly spread age British sportman long ago arrived practically all the other towing in Movements of Steamer Ophir With Frontier ot Monaco. trade. of an alleged agreement between Rus at the conclusion that our American terests on tbe great lakes will prob Nice, April 5.—In the duel fought sia and China. Duke and Duchess of Cornwall. cousins are one too many for us at ably be absorbed by the latter con on the frontier of Monaco yestetday Aden, April 5.—The steamer Ophir the yacht game and most yachtsmen A BIG DEAL. cern. It is understood that an offer between Count Kontozenoff Tolstlo, a As a matter of fact, this agieemcnt with the Duke ai.d Duchess of Corn refuse to accept the hardy annuals Toledo, Ohio, April 5.—The Bee made by the Maytham company is be lieutenant in a Cossack regiment aud was to serve as a basis for the restora wall and York on hoard, which ar offered as apologies from successive publishes a story today to the effect ing considered by the Great Lakes Count Turnowski, secretary of the tion to China as contemplated by the rived here today, received the usual defeats. These excuses fall to account that Dr. Ash, former resident of this Towing company and that the propo Austro-Hungary legation at Washing Russian government of the province salutes and the customary official for tbe fact that although since 1851, city, has just sold to John D. Rocke ton, the seconds were Prince Koroh- sition will be acted upon at a meeting of Manchuria, which, in consequence visits -vero extended. some 25 races have been saile.l, only feller for 81,000,000, one hundred and guibey and Prince Podorunia, or of the directors to be held in Cleve of tbe alarming events of last year, The Duke and Duchess are. in excel twice has a British yacht come in sixty acres in northern Wisconsin, land next Tuesday. was occupied by Russian troops. In lent health and thoroughly enjoying CoUtlt Tolstoi and Count Roho/.inugy first." which Dr. Ash purchased in ]HN4 for order that the requisite military meas and Konickes foi Count Tarnowski. 11,000 on speculation. The tract is t.'.ll trip. J. E. PORTER DEAD. ures might be taken it was imperative The seconds selected an umpire who said to include the only harbor in The Ophir on April 1 passed the NEW U. S. ATTORNEY GENERAL. Syracuse, N. Y., April 5.—A special that the question should be settled steamer Andia in the Gulf of Suez decided that, owing to the gravity of northern Wisconsin. Washington, April 5.—The president to the Post-Standard from Skanateles one way or tbe other. It was impos with Lady Curzon, wife of the viceroy the offence, the honor of the princi made tha first announcement that Mr. says: "James Edward Porter died sible to lay_down forthwith by means of India, on board. The two steamers pals required the use of pistols first Knox bad accepted the post of attor RED CROSS HEROINE. in that village tonight aged 78 years. of mutual agreement the conditions exchanged greetings. and then swords. The meeting was ney-general to the cabinet today. His Johannesberg, April 5.—Lord Kitch Mr. Porter was born in Albany and of the evacuation of Manchuria. Ac In consequence of a public altercation, commission, which is dated today, ener has personally presented the Red was secretary of the legation at Rome cording to the news roccived, serious ROUSSEAU IMPROVED. the cause of which is not known. was signed immediately after the pres Cross medal to Madame Ferriers, for several years. He was related to hindrances were placed in the way of Paris, April 5.— The condition of Tlie two shcts were exchanged with ident had informed his advisors of head of the French ambulance detach - Commodore Porter. A daughter of the conclusion of such an agreement, M. Waldcck Rousseau, the premier, out a bit and in the Drat assault with their new colleague's acceptance. Sec ment, for her services to the British Mrs. Burritt of Walerbury, Coon., and In consequence of its acceptance shows considerable improvement lo swords Count Tarnowski was wound retary Hay submitted to the cabinet] wounded, survives. by China, which waa Indespensable day. ed in the forearm, NSLSON DAILY MlNfitt, SATU-UMY, At-RIL 6, lgcd
•• a • ' '• 1-- -;- -ir^y-'- ______. Ull - ' — memorialized by the leading citizens longer, now that it bus been strength THE GREAT of Victoria and Vancouver, who urged ened about fifty per cent, by the ab The Nelson Miner sorption of tbe great Guggenheim con Ask your Dealer for In the strongest way that tbe charter cern? It certainly can, unless there CLOTHING BUYING should be giver, to the V. V. at. E. has been, or is impending, a marked HEADQUARTERS Pnbliiilied Every Mornln. Except Monday company in order that the country change in general industrial condi tions. For Men. Hoys, and Children. —BY THB— might have a Hoe competing with the A CRAVENETTE Raincoat. P_Nor is tbeSsingulartiy of the situa NELSON PUBLISHING CO. C. P. R.; a deputation from the Asso tion lessened by the circumstance ciated Boards of Trade of Southern tbat, [according to the reports afloat, LIMITED LIABILITY. Do you know what it is? British Columbia, the region which the same concern Is] going to advance SUBSCRIPTION RATES: the price of silver while lowering that the railway is chiefly intended to ben ofjlead—twojniutals pioduced"Jlargely Cravenette is a superior cloth made by Priestley, Bradford, Dally, per month, by carrier 65c efit, interviewed them and represented Daily, per month, by mall »Jc from the same 'mines, and. by tbe England, for men's Rain Dally, per yoar, by carrier I 7 J» the wishes of the people here, and the same process. Of course^there is a difference in H_Uy, per year, by mall J» j» needs of the district and the general coats. T'is sold throughout Dully, per year. forelKn "• character of the demand foi these voice of the residents of the Koote the metals. That for silver is almost England aud America, con- WEEKLY MINER: nays has, with no uncertain sound, world wide aid the comparatively has Weekly, per half year M jjjj not in this instance onlj bur for years, uniform ; while the demand for lead tains no Rubber, no Weekly, per year »w fluctuates greatly with the changes in Weekly, per year, forotKii a uu proclaimed the necessity lor competi Odor. Yet t'is Rainproof. -ubocrlpUou. Invariably in advance. tive lines of railway What more does business conditions. As a result the price of silver might be more easily Does not cause Perspiration the government need, in the form of LONDON OFFICE: controlled than that of lead. At popular expression, to guide it in leg the same time the fact is that tbe as t'is Porous. Is worn at 145 Fleet Street. E. C. islating for the benefit of the country trust has been holding lead at affixed Central 1'renB Agency, Ltd., Special Agonts price for a considerable time regardless all seasons and on all occa and the good of the people? Surely it This label on the collar of every genuine of supply and demand, and if the Cravcuette Garment. sions Rain or Shine. All Checks should Be made payablo to the is not intended to secure the views of effort is now abandoned people na- Our new sprinir suits are tlie most order ot N-LBON PUBLISHING UOMI-ANY, the residents in the rural and north tuially will wonder why the stronger Manufactured into latest style garments by tnagniflCtht we have ever shown, they LlMIT-D. ern portions of Vancouver island and combine cannot continue what the illustrate the correct idea for well weaker one has been doing.—Ana of those in Cassiar and Cariboo on a E. A. SMALL & CO., Wholesale Tailors, MONTREAL dressed men and boys, and yet we conda Standard. sell them cheaply. A GREAT UNDERTAKING. matter whicli can only indirectly If our Cravenette Coats are not for sale in your city, write us and we affect them. The personal wishes of will advise you where they can be procured. BOYS' CLOTHING We offer special inducements to Taking tlie census is a great under the premier in regard to this charter are well known to the public. He COMMUNICATIONS make it worth your while to visit taking. An army of no less than 9,- this store. wishes to give it to the C. P. R. and 1129 officials are employed, consisting HATS FIRST •:.. of one special commissioner, two as finds it difficult to square his public ORIENTAL IMMIGRATION. PROTECT YOUR BUSINESS To the Editor,—There is a sugges Wc have tlie largest assortment of •istants to the special commissioner, duty with his private inclination new spring "1.101" styles in the city, 1. chief officers, 335 commissioners This difficulty, however, is one tion relating to the immigration of and at the lowest prices. and assistants and a,077 enumerators. which might very quickly he overcome Chinese and Japanese into Caanda SPRING SHOES Of chief officers Ontario and Quebec- were not his political future involved which I had intended bringing to the in the issue, and he perceives that a attention of the Dominion Labor OPKNING SALE are allotted four each, and the other The most stylish up-to-dato shoes it Commission, but not having incorpor provinces one each. toto-cavalier.disregard of the needs of has ever been our privilege to offer The commissioners and assistants the country is certain to result in ated with my written statement, to the Bribe buying public of Nelson. are divided amongst the several prov ousting him from office. He therefore overlooked it. It is one which seems The best shoes—at the lowest prices. inces as follows: Ontario, 118; Que hesitates between the fear of openly lo me to offer a simple and reason bec, 112; Hritish Columbia, 22; New outraging popular sentiment and the able solution of the tortured questi.il Brunswick, 2; Nova Scotia, 21; North fear of alienating the support of the of restricting Oriental immigration, Brown & Co. west Territories, 20; Manitoba, 16; monopoly with which he is on such and one which if followed, wonld ac 869 Baker St.. Nelson, It.t'. Prince Edward Island, 5. Of the an intimate relations. Delay, which complish the object aimed at without 8,1177 enumerators Ontario has 3,803, will give him time to rest his over giving offence to either party concern Quebec 2,518, Manitoba 582, Nova Sco taxed mind, and which may possibly ed. Briefly, it is as follows: The Spokane Falls & tia 515, New Brunswick 40(1,Northwest offer a way out of the dilemma, will fedeial and provincial governments Territories 391, Hritish Columbia, no doubt be grateful to him; always, should petition the Imperial govern Northern R'v. 283 and Prince Edward Island 14!). of course, granting that no "job" is ment to enter into treaties with Japan and China on behalf of Canada, pro Tbe countiy has been divided into to be formulated during the recess viding that subjects of either country Nelson & Fori census districts and sub-districts, cor as immigrants shall not enter the responding respectively as neatly as Sheppard R'v. "I am told by a recent traveller in other in greater number than say one may be with the existing electoral di Russia, "says an English correspond hundred in any one year. Such trea visions and subdivisions and the units Red Mountain R'v. ent of the New York Times, "that in ties could be entered into without in BY HAVING IN YOUR OFFICE OR STORE of enumeiation for census purposes ternally and in asocial-economic sense dignity of either party to the con The only all rail route between are the polling subdivision area of the that vast empire is in far more dis tract, and would furnish no ground all points east, west and south to several electoral divisions adopted for A FIRST CUSS FIRE-PROOF SAFE tressed conditions than the outside for reprisal or resentment in any Kossland, Nelson and intermediate the last parliamentary elections. With world is allowed to know. Those way. The immigration uf Japanese points; connecting at Spokane with •o large a number of enumerators, Made by the Victor Safe and Lock Co., of riots of studentsjin St. Petersburg and and Chinese into Canada is of little Great Northern, Northern Pacific, and with such relatively small areas Cincinnati, Ohio. The largest fire-proof safe Moscow are but the symptoms of the concern to the government of these and O. R. & N. Co. to oanvass, compared with previous disease which is gnawing at the vi two countries as is the immigration works in the world. Connects at Nelson with steamer censuses, there should be no difficulty tals of the state in almost every prov of Canadians into Japan and China to Over thirty in use in Nelson. for Kaslo and all Kootenay lake in completing the whole work of ince, certainly throughout European the Canadian or Impelral govern points. enumeration and of making the re Russia; financially, too, affairs are in ments. Such a mutual understanding Connects at Meyer's Falls with turn of schedules to the census ollice P- J- RUSSELL, Sole Agent for B-C a bad way, and much as I admire M. in the matter is Infinitely more desir stage daily for Republic, and con at Ottawa before the end of the Write for catalogue and prices. NELSON, B. C de Witte for his pluck, 1 think the re able from a national standpoint than nects at Bossburg with stage daily month. The official instructions do cent measures taken by him have the passing of petty restrictive and for Grand Forks and Greenwood. not give a meaning to the term "de only helped to increase the confusion labor laws, which give grave offence Leave DA_ TRAIN Arrive jure," which is the system by which and to paralyze many of the nascent to friendly nations, only bear hardly 8:(H) n.m Spokane 0 MO p.m. the census is to be taken, but leaves industries which he has strenuously Every day Talk. 11:50 a,m Rowland 3:10 p.m. on an infinitesimally small number of . the question to be determined largely 7:00 a. m Nelson 7:15 p. in. endeavored to nurture into vigorous, tbeir subjects, and in the end fail to by usage, following with reasonable NIGHT TKAIN. independent existence. The expendi accomplish the object sought. If the closeness the practice of former cen 0:15 p.m Spokane 7:00 a.m. ture upon the Siberian railway and solution suggested above is possible, suses. It is recognized as probable U .00 p. in Rossland 7 -.00 a.m. the Chinese schemes of occupation has and is utilized, it would cause a gen that some persons may be counted in H. A. JACKSON, G. P. & T.A. borne severely upon the already eral feeling of relief in legislative, two places, and that others may not Spokane Waab strained resources of treasure, and the diplomatic and labor circles, and G. K. TACKABURY, be counted at all. For example, a do Atrent, Nelson. B. power of the people to respond to would mevent much class antagonism mestic may be reported at Mie •*-.«_<• ' er "?mr ids is ' ".. F "line di and heart burning agitation. of her parents as a iiiemi.tr the vuurs the heart of t'_. empire over a family de jure, the term meaning lit wide area from north .. south, aud W. U. ELLIS, GALT_COAL erally "rightfully" or "legally," aud out of the popular misery there is uo Victoiia, April 3, 1901. -she may be also reported as dc jure of Knowing what convulsion may For domestic or steam use. the household where she is employed; spring." OLD SOLDIER'S EXPERIENCE. RECIST ERE O A full supply always on or if absent from home for a compara M. M. Austin, a civil war veteran hand. , tively long time, and in her present of Winchester, Ind., writes: "My In future this label will be attached to all garment] _;id wife was sick a long time in spite of will be found in the left hand of the coat. Rates to all railway and place of service fo^only a short time, CURRENT COMMENT good doctor's treatment, but was lake points. •be may be left out of the enumera wholly cured by Dr. King's New Life You will be told that Ready-made Clothing is equal to tion altogether. The same may oc- SILVER AND LEAD. Pills, which worked wonders for her W. P. TIERNEY, curr in the case of other classes of health." They always do. Try them. Tailor-made Garments ready-to-wear. It now Becms certain that the legis Only 25c at Canada Drug at Book Co. General Agent. Workers. Tbe enumerators, there lation instituted in New Jersey to Did you ever consider that the inside of a garment is Tel. No. 265. fore, enter on a special form the prevent the combination of the Gug genheim interests with those of the DOES IT PAY TO BUY CHEAP? like the works of a clock ? A suit may look well on the names of members of families or Office — Two doors west American Smelting and Refining com A cheap remedy for coughs and colds surface, but if inferior in workmanship, it will soon be households who are reported absent, pany will result in complete failure. is all right, hut you want something C.P.R. offices. and whose absence is considered only The decision of Vice-Chancellor Stev that will relieve and cure the more found wanting, temporary. In the case of persons ens in the injunction proceeding was severe and dangerous results of throat favorable to the combine on every who have gone away from their home and lung troubles What Bhall you In many instances the Ready-made Clothing of to-day point. About the time the deal was do? Go to a warmer and more regu KQOTENAYCOFFEE CO or domicile to pursue some trade or made the Guggenheims published a lar climate? Yes, if possible: if not is thrown together in sweat shops and has trimmings of calling, or to begin life on their own statement to the effect that it was possible for you, then In either case Our Fresh Roasted. Coffee Best of the purpose of the combine to take inferior quality. Can you expect such Golhing to wear or account, in any part of Canada or in take the only remedy that has been Quality, as follows: the contiol of the silver market from introduced in all civilized countries Java and Arabian Mocha, per pound...... I 10 another country, no record is to be the London brokers and regulate the hold its shape ? • — Java and Mooha Blend, 3 poundn 1 00 with success in severe throat and lung Floe .anion, i pounda I 00 made when there is donht as to their price in the interest of the miners in troubles, "Boschee's German Syrup, " We have been tried and have stood the test. A few SantosBlond, i pound..: 1 00 intention to return and they have stead of the oriental purchasers. It not only heals and stimulates the Our BnoclalBlend, 6 pound. ;, 1 00 Our Rio Itoant, (ipoumlH 100 been absent for twelve months. Pen That tlie London brokers act in the tissues to destroy the germ disease, years ago we founded Tailor-made Garments in the Domin but allays inflammation, causes easy alties are provided in the census act interest of those having shipments of A -VIA- OKUFK 80-ICITMt. silver to make to the east, is a fact expectoration, gives a good night's ion and to-day, after the expenditure of time and money, for refusal or neglect to answer ques that has long been understood. When rest, and cures the patient. Try one we have achieved perfection in the manufacture of Tailor- SALESROOMS: tions, or the wilful giving of false in the American miners have complained bottle. Recommended many years by 2 DOORS EA8T OF ODDFELLOWS Nk formation, or neglect or refusal to fill of the condition they have been met all druggists in the world. For sale made Clothing ready-to-wear. with the consoling answer that Lon by W. F. Teetzel A Co. Get Green's BLOOK, VV. BAKER 8T. up schedules which the enumerators don is the world's financial center Prize Almanac. Our registered Brands of Tailor-made Garments are have left. and, of course, nothing could be done IMELSON - B. C in the way of bringing relief. The The " Royal" and The " Fit-Reform." D. .1. Robertson it Co., tbe new INCOMPETENT GOVERN- Guggenheim statement promises to CANADA PERMANENT AN n WES AN change this, and if it is done, the sil furnituie dealers, are now open for MENT." ver miners will be duly grateful. And business in their store in the old TERN CANADA MORTGAGE Hume block, on Vernon street. now is an excellent time for the "Zhe TRo^al Bank of Canaba "CORPORATION, The Rossland Miner declares the change to be made, for, in the face of provincial government to be an in steadily increasing shipments to the Are j-ou in want? If you are, tell Incorporated 1869. HEAD OFFICE TORONTO, ONT. east, silver haB been upon the down the people, through Tire Miner want Capital AH.Hi.rUc.l, . , #;I,II(MI,«IIO.O(I I Capital raia-up, , . . He.'.iioa.oiKi.iMI competent one. It thinks that if any grade for the last two or three R Money to loan on Straight Mortgage. column, what vou are in want of. «t. *l,J
THE CIVIL LIST OF ENliLAND. feet; depth 44.1 feet; gross tonnage, moiis confederate brigade commander 20.880; net tonnage 13,650. The Celtic and veteran of the Mexican war. died Providing for tlie King anil His Num CANADIAN will have a displacement of 83,000 here yesterday, aged 77 years. He erous Family. tons, and is not intended for speed. Berved under Longstreet, mainly in PACIFIC London, April !i.—Tlie report of tlie P. BURNS & CO. She is designed as an emigrant car the Virginia campaigns. RAILWAY committee appointed to consider rier and will comfortably carry 1,700 changes in the civil list rcaommends emigrants. The Celtic has nine decks A THOUSAND KICKERS. that the new civil list be fixed at DIRECT ROUTE and capacity for 2,851) passengers. New Orleans, April 5.—The steam about £470,000 us follows: She will carry a crew of 335 men. EAST WEST Wholesale aod Retail Meat Merchants er South Africa cleared yesterday with Privy purse, £110,000; salaries of Her tonnage is 3,600 greater than that 1,000 mules for Capetown. Toronto Vancouver household and retired allowances, of the Oceanic and nearly double that Ottawa HEAD OFFICE NELSON. K. C of the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosso, Victoria £11)6,000; expenses, ,£193,000; works, SAILED FROM TOULON. Montreal £1.0,000; royal bounty, alms and spec and her displacement is 12,500 greater Skagway CODE Toulon, April 5.—The Russian fleet ial services, £1.1,1)00, and sundries, than that ot the latter vessel, while Boston Seattle I sailed from here today. BBDI £8,000. The report recommends an her displacement and tonnage is 10, Halifax Portland Branch Markets in Kossland, Trail, Nelson, Kaslo annuity of £30,000 to the Duke of 300 over that of the Greut Eastern. Follow the Crowd—Aod you will New York San Francisco Cornwall and York; £10,000 to the Sandon, Three Forks, New Denver and Slocan City. cc get aboard an elegantly, equipped, : INCi Duchess of Cornwall and York, and DOVES INSTEAD OF LIQUOR. clean, well lighted train on "The Via £6,000 to each of the king's daugh North-Westeru Line" when you reach Order* by mall to any branch will bave careful am* aremot attention. ters. The queen's annuity, in the Innovation in the Launching of an St. Paul. If you are going east, Soo Line can't do better tbim to tell your home V.l event of her surviving the icing, is in American Ship. agent you want to try the North To St. Paul and Chicago creased to £70,000, and an aunuity of Wilmington, Del., April 5.—The western. W; will do the rest. H. S Dining Cars £-.0,0(10 is provided for the Duchess of New Vork >. Texas Steamship com Collins, General Agent, Spokane: West Kootenay Butcher Co. Cornwall and York in the event of pany's steamer Denver was launched First Class Sleepers ALL KINDS OF her surviving the Duke.. yesterday from the Haian A liollings- Tourist Cars The proposal for the civil list show worth company's yards. An innova Atlantic S.S. a net Increase of £07,000. Mr. La- tion in christening was the substitu From Portlaudne. DEPARTURES NELSON ARRIVALS Fresh and Salted Heats Dominion Une Cimbrouiun, March 30 5:00 I Kootenay Landing, Steamer/ 17:1X1 bourehere, the sole signatory of the tion of the imperial Japanese custom Dominion Line Vancouver April 1.1 Dally I Crow's Nest Route ( Daily Dominion Line Dominion .April 27 minority report, thinks that no in of releasing white doves from a box 8:00 I Rossland and Boundary / 22:10 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Allan Line Parisian April 2 Ex Sun/ Creek Section I Kx Sun crease Is necessary. In a piquant as the steamer started from the ways, Allan Line Tunisian Apr). II intsea.l of breaking a bottle of wine Allan Line Numidlan Ap.'. 20 9.-00 I Slocan City, Slocan Lake I 11:10 paragraph, he says: "The committee From at. John, 1 . •:. Ex Sun / Points, and Sandon ( Kx Sun did not deem it within the scope of over the bows. Tbe English method Beavor Lino Lake Muganllc March 2} is.in .Rossland, Columbia River( ,,,.,„ Beavor Linn Lake Ontario April.. n-ii- \ Point", connecting Hovel. .HfH Fish and Poultry in Season their inquiry to considei whethei a of snubbing try fixed chains, instead Beaver Line Luuitania April 12 Dsl1* j stoke with main line \ D8U> continuance of the pomp of pride of by cables running througli winches From New York 16:00 IS. & Kokanee for Kaslo\ II:flO was tried for the_first time in this Canard Line Ktrurla March 30 K.Bnn/ end Intermediate lliinla /Kx Sun E. C. TRAVES. MANAGER, and cereomiiy of the court is desir Cunard Line Lucanla Aprils country and worked successfully. Cunard Line -ervla April 13 able. Suggestions havo heen receiv White Star Line Teutonic April 8 For Time Tables, Rates, Tickets. W.-W.-C, BLOCK. WARD STREET, NELSON. ed that the cost of living has gone up Whlto Star Line Germanic April 10 apply H. L. BROWN, White Star Line MaJCHtic April 17 Orders by mail receive careful and prompt attention among the wealthier classes since Init WHOLE HOG OR NONE. American Line St. Louis April! City Passenger Agent. American Line Now York April 10 iate majesty asoended the throne. The Merlin, April 5.—The recall of the N. G. L. Kaiser Wilhelm der GHWHO.. .April 2 J. S. OARTBR, E. J. COYLB. idea Beems to be due to the present Russian fleet from Toulon is consider N. G. L. Kaiiorin Maria Thoreni.i April 20 French Line Lu Gascogne March 2. Dis. Pais. Agt. A. (i. P. A. ostentatious expenditure of some of ed here to denote Russia's desire not French Line LaBrotogne April 4 Nelson, Vancouver, 4 Anchor Uno Furnessla March 30 those who have suddenly acquired to participate in festivities in which, Anchor Line Ethiopia April 6 Lliijib large fortunes. But your committee though she is an ally of Fiance, she Allan State Uno Slate of Nebraska. .April 13 er„ DRINK does not believe the sovereign would would have a less share of attention From Hoston Porto Rico Lumber THE BEBESS T Cunard Lino Snxonia March 30 Delivered to any point desire to enter the monetary compe than Italy. CunardUno Notonin April-*1 tition with such persons, oi encour Dominion Uno Now England Murk 27 on Kootenay Lake. Dominion Line Commonwealth.... .April 10 Co., Limited. age bv his example such vainglorious Passages arranged to ud from all Kuropean DUG UP CURIOS. points. For rates, tickca and fall Information YARDS AT NKLSON AND ROSSLAND. -BEER —v.., Jrion, B. C. prodigality on the part of his sub Rerkley, Cal., April 5.—Dr. George apply to C. P. 11. depot agent or R. L. Brow*" MILL AT PORTO RICO SIDING, F have a complete stock on hand o( jects." Clt» Passenger Agent, Nelson ______A. Kesiner, who is in charge of Mrs. rlnnis'g Hearst's excavations for the archae- Hough and Dressed Anheuser- LEVIATHIAN LAUNCHED. logical museum of the University of Rough and Lumber, California, has cabled from Cairo that j). J. DEWAE, J. P. Largest Passenger Steamer in the he has discovered a rich collection of Dressed Lumber, Shingles, Buscli Notary Public, Oonveyanoer. World Afloat. archaic gold jewels. Shingles, Mouldings. Mouldings! Sash Doors, Iielfast, April 5.—The new White FOR SALE. Star line steamer Celtic, the laigest Inside Finish, Si. LoUis CIGARETTES SAFE. {2,500 00 takes nice house ind lot on vessel ever built, was successfully Madison, Wis., April 5.—Tlie anti- Silica street. A-l White Pine Lumber Always In Coast Flooring, and Stock. launched here yesterday In the pres cigarette bill wan killed in the senate 81,600 00 takes five-room cottage, Vic Lager toria 8t. Finished Lumber- ence of a large and representative today by a vote of 1!> to 13 without a To be bad wholesale at Nelson. gathering. The christening was per 8000 00 takes .l-roomed house, Observa Mill it TILOTBAY. Yards, NELSON i — _ _ ,\\ \ word of debate. tory st. BEfpBaBFWa formed by the Marchioness of Dul- 81,550 00 takes 8-roomed bouse and n.,,1 LARi.0. IJ. P. IJithet * ferln. ANOTHER "REB" HONE. lot, 75x75, corner. The Celtic's dimensions are as fol- 81,500 00 takes;7-roomed house on Vic HEAD OFFICE: NELSON. CO.* Ltd. Anniston, Ala., April !>.— General toria st. Porto RicoLumberCo. Jows: Leug-lh, 6P0.ii feet; beam, 75 (i.orge T, ("Tiger") Anderson, a fa- See m.v list of houses to let, LiniTBD. ' ^ Head Offlo.-tfwdr-T and Veinon Cb, Ne|.on, ' O. Ai uAI WAli-J, . Kootenay Agent.
-^^^A^g.^ NELSON DAILY Mt-NER, SATURDA-, APRIL 6, 190. » ^
COMPLETED HIS TRIP.
General Manager Whyte Returns l-'roin Rossland aud Boundary. More Home Knitters Wanted White and Colored, Dressed and William Whyte, general manager of C.P.R. lines west of Fort William, To Work at Their Homes Undressed has completed Ins trip through the THE Under the Direction of A Pair in 30 Minutes Boundary and Rossland districts, and HOME went east by the steamer Moyie yes The GLASGOW WOOLLEN CO. terday morning. R. Marpole, general MONEY 37 MELINDA ST., TORONTO, •superintendent of the Pacific lines, MAKER accompanied Mr. Whyte over the To Fill Large Contracts - Cood Wagas Crow's JS'est road and will return over Easily Earned. • • l\. =^_J • •th e main line toduy. Superintendent Downie of Nelson went over the lines under his jurisdiction with the west We want a few more workers in this ern general manager. Mr. Downie locality, at once, and in oriierto secure staced yesterday that while the trip your oo-operation without tits delay of was largely of routine nature, several correspondence, we herewith expirin points of interest had been gone into. our full plan in this advertisement. With regard to Ihe bridge at Koote The work is simple, and the Machine nay Crossing it had*been decided that is easily operated, and with the Guide, the new structure would be of steel requires no teacher, if you wish to join our staff of Workers let us hear from you on masonry p:e>_ and altogether a very promptly with the Contraot, order form, and re substantial structure. He anticipated mittance, as a guarantee, and wo will send that within a few days a contract Machine weighs 17 pounds. It le more wo"* derlul than a sewing maohlno, Just machine and outfit to begin work at once. would be let for some of the work be aa durable, and higher speed. tween Nelson and RobBon. Much of the balance would be done by tho com OUR METHOD OF DOINO BUSINESS We wish to secure the services of families to do knitting references as to our honesty and Integrity, we must ask pany with work trains and their own for us in their homes. Our method is the same as adopted you to du the same, in order that we may know with whom In England. We are the introducers of this plan and the We are dialing. employees. A number of improve largest knitting concern In Canada. We have, in as brief a manner as possible, endeavored ments to the Nelson-Robson section After long experience, we have been able to produce an to Show vou what our work Is, and we simply say as tu th* Automatic Machine by which all kinds of Bcamless knit machine, it is just what we represent it to bt-, and will posi were contemplated this summer and ting Is now done by our Family Machine, thereby enabling tively do everything we claim for it, oi- refund the money. anyone of ordinary intelligence to quickly learn to do the Each machine, securely packed with an outfit, is set up for fall iu order to put the road-bed in work from the Instruction Guide. All we require Is that work, thoroughly tc ited, and a 3ock or stocking! partially good order before the Columbia bridge you use the machine according to directions. The Machine knitted before boxing and shipping. Should you decide to being made expressly for this purpose, and the operation engage with us, it will be necessary to send us Cash Con O'REILLY HAS THEM. at Robson was completed, to prepare so simple. It cannot possibly make a mistake In Its work. traot Order Form, properly signed by you, and at hast one- The grtat demand now Is for Bicycle Stockings, Wood good reference, together with the remittance, accordingly, for the through sen/ice and the 110' men's Socks, and Motormen's Mittens, and as we arc un upon receipt of Which we will forward machine and "outfit i Tlie biggest assortment of Kids ever shown ton Baldwin compound locomotives able to supply the demand, have taken this method of ad ready to commence. Respectfully yours, vertising for more he-lp. in Nelson. We handle the famous Perrin's "Kids". which would be used over the line. The large export trade to the North-west Territories. British Columbia, and the British Colonies, furnishes an un GLASGOW WOOLLEN CO., 37 Mel-nda Street, Toronto The ladies know them and know that every pair is limited demand for our goods, and, with the combined co Our EtHeretiren I.Y|irrwH foiiip.ititcH, it:..,.-*, or Toronto Ilti»ta operation of the many families we are employing, together iM'.is HoitMtf. A MISUNDERSTANDING with the large amount of knitting we are able to turn out, Tf you wish to examine the machine and ses the ma guaranteed. That's all we need to say about them. by which we save rents, insurance, interest on capital, etc., terial before undertaking the work, you can do so by enables us to undersell any manufacturers of this class of sending $3.00 as a guarantee of good faith, and to defray See our window and then you will agree wit us, Arises in Connection With Lands Sit goods, and we have sale for all the knitting we can hav expense r,f shipping, and we will send everything to your uated in Crawford Bay District. turned out. nearest express company, leaving a balance of twelve that our variety of colors is the most extensive ever The price we pay for finished bicycle stockings is $10.00 dollars to puy the a :ent and _"5 cents for the return charges A misunderstanding is said to have per hundred, or at the rato of 10c per pair; woodmen's on the money to us. socks, Fie, and motormen's mittens, 12c a pair. AU other We are so frequently and unnecessarily asked if one can shown in Nelson. arisen with regard to lands situated work In proportion to size. learn to knit without a teacher. We say. Yes; It requires in the Crawford Bay district. In this The machine can be operated by any one of a family no teacher; any person of ordinary Intelligence who can and at our prices any energetic family should be able to read the Instruction Guide can learn to knit at once. . locality is an extensive bench contain sustain themselves comfortably, and in time be a source -OK-DICI* FOliM- Independent comfor t. ing several hundred acres of land ad Our plan is to send out each machine to beginners with $15.00 Cash Contract Order Form. mirably suited to gardening and other a sock or stocking partially knitted, and remaining in the machine ready to be continued, and also enough yarn to To the Glasgow Woole: n Co., C7 Mellnda St., Toronto. agricultural purposes. A number of knit one pair of sample socks or stockings and a simple Gentlemen,,—I *dp*~re io do the work as described in this and complete Instruction Guide, showing how tho work la advertisement, and enclose $15 to pay for one Automatic persons located on the ground on the to be done. When tlie samples have been finished and Knitting Machine, together with material, Instruction I, understanding that it was government returned to us satisfactory, we send a quantity of yarn, and everything necovary for the work, the same to be sent Marl O'Reilly & 60. which yon knit and return likewise when finished. W'v to me b> Express, CHARGES PREPAID. land. After considerable work had prepay charges on all work one way, and our workers pay Tt is under" ' and agreed that any time after I have return charges. The work, as we have stated, Is simple and done an amott'.i ••.* wor! k e<|t.al to the purchase price. ?. :•, been done in the direction of improv rapidly done, the machine having a capacity of ten thou and wish to c. I scon I nue, that the Glasgow Woolen Co. will ing the ranches it eventuated that the sand stitches a minute. We have many persons now fn ou: lake back tho machine and outfit, and after deducting their employ who can knit from twenty-five to thirty pairs bi expense, refund me the amount paid for same. land belonged to the C. P. R. as part socks or stockings a day, and where the time of a family Sender or head of family (If possible) must sign here: of the B. C. Southern subsidy and an is devoted to the work, you can readily see that $15.00 or ifenmmnwwmmmmmmnwnmmmmmmmmmfnmg >?0.00 ner week can be easily earned. Full name intimation was given to the ranchers We furnish our workers all the. materials, yarn, etc.. free, and everything that Is necessary for the work. We P. O Stieet that they would be required to move. are furnishing the machines only for the exclusive use of J. Lonsdule Doupe, assistant C. P. those desiring to take employment with us, who must, in County Prov SAVING EXPENSE order ,to become a member, send us this Contract" Order R. general land agent, was in the city Form,' properly signed by them, and at least one good refer Nearest Express Office la at yesterday, and on being asked as to ence, and remtttanee accordingly, to give us the necessary For reference I name the following person: ' Every woman loves to Assurance that the quantities of valuable yarn we may send the facts of the case, stated that he from time to time will not be wasted or misappropriated. beautify her home, but Onr Interests are mutual, and this confidence must be es was not familiar with the situation. to many the problem is, tablished If we are to succeed. We guarantee fair dealing The lands In question belonged to and prompt payment for work, so do not ask us to deviate "how to save expense." from our terms, as we cannot make a distinction with one Be sure to use I Ms form when spending your remit the C. P. R. and had not yet been snd not another: besides, we are doing an extensive bu.i- tance for the machine and outfit, which you must fill By using Scherwin- ne«p, and must he governed by business principles. in and have signed by at least one good reference in the thrown open to settlement. If the proper place. Tear off ami return to us, and also state Williams' "ready to use" Tlie manufactured price of the machine Is il!., and posi here how much time you can devote to the work; also squatters had gone into the section in tively will not b*> sold to any others than those who will paint you can do your a*?rre to do Vnlttlne for us. how you wish to be paid, weekly* monthly, or as you send good faith, however, the company Tf ot anv time after you commence, and have done an In tho work. own painting', and do it would as a matter of fairness give r»mount- of work enual to the purchase price, and wish to well. discontinue, we will take back machine and refund the them the first chunce to perfect their amount natd for same, after deducting cost of our ex MURALO is a crys pense onlv. titles by purchase nor would the im Send your remittance by Kx press, Money Order, Regis talline sanitary « all fin There Is a Large Demand by the Trade for this class provements the ranchers had made of work. Our workers can depend upon It year after year. tered Letter, or Post-Office Money Order, and we will ish for interior decora nnd If you engaee with us (whole or spare time) we' will promptly forward machine, outfit, and simple guide for from time to time be taken into -con keen you SU polled with work as long as you do It satisfa,- doing the work. This is the best offer ever made for the tions. We have it in all torllv for us and ret urn ft promptly. We entrust our work benefit of Canadians who want to work and make money at sideration in placing a valuation on ers with lar<.e quantities of valuable yarn, and as we give' shades. It is mixed wilh home. NKLSON MINER the land. cold water, and no trou ble to put it on. NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER COMPANY. SHE DIDN'T WEAR A MASK. But her beauty was completely hid den by sores, blotches and pimples M'LACHLAN BROS. till she used Bueklen's Arnica Salve. .:* Then they vanished as will all Erup tions, Fever Sores, Bolls, Ulcers, Car BtUU-iUllUluUllilUUiltUllUi-lUUi-liiltilllllllUlUllUillK buncles and Felons fioin its use. In fallible for Cuts, Corns, Burns, Scalds and Piles. Curo guaranteed. !i5e at Canada Drug at Book Co. P, CAMI'IIKI.1. MUAHTHUH K. W-NTWOBTH MONK B MORTGAGE SALE 9: OODES- Ol-OUOlI Of valuable property across the Lake from tlie City of Nelson, known as And.ad. in The Miner want colnmn B IB-DF-KD-MBNKII.I. always brings result*. B LlEHElt McArthur 6 Monk COMPANIES B INCORPORATED STOCKS AND MINES If you don't like Blue Ribbon Tea" it'• SQUIRE'S POINT. AND REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE } General Agents because you never tasted it. PROMOTED | •••••••• R-PKB-NOKS' Cablo Address'-lcAvUm." ; P. O. Box 113 Kantum Township Hunk, Phoenix. DIsAtstflv Q C* B Pursuant to a Power of Sale contained n a certain Indenture of Mortgage made by Fred J. V. A N. Phone 52 Buiikof Montreul, Rowland, B. C. rllUCllIA, D. l_„ B Squire to the Vendors, which will be produced at lime of sale (default having been made in the 4¥B payment thereof), there will be sold by Public Auction, at the ollice of Charles A. Waterman & Co., This signature is en every the genuine B K.-W.-C. Block, Nelson.' on SATURDAY, THK 6TII DAY OK APRIL, 1901, at the hour of 2 T»blots B o'clock in the afternoon (subject to such conditions as shall then be produced), all and singular •un Laxative Bromo°r n»««_-jr B that certain parcel or tract of land and premises being composed of Lot 683, Group I, Kootenay PIERRE BROS. the remedy thnt ei?*c_ a B District, containing one hundred and twenty-two (122) acres more or less. B This property is very suitable for a summer residence, market garden, fruitgrowing, etc., etc. Ladies' and Gents' Merchant Tailors and Dyers. There are two frame houses on the premises, one two stones, the other a cottage. TERMS OK SALE—Ten per cent (10^) down, balance in 30 days, or as may be agr, "d. .Suit. Made to Order, .leaned, Dyed, Altered and Repaired. Kor further particulars apply lo ELLIOT & LENN'IE, Uaker Street, Nelson, Vendors' NELSON B Solicitors, or to Josephine .St., Opposite Clarke Ilolel. Opera House B Mail Orders Solicited. P. 0. Hox 034 B April 9th I C. A. WATERMAN & CO. § | 0*040*O4O40*O40*0* B AUCTIONEERS. f ONE NIGHT ONLY DEME1E.8 CAN SNAPS _S Dated this 15th day of March, A. D. 1901. *£ IN Third Annual ^ ff> f^ ft> ft* (f^ ^t> ^ ff> ^ Tt> ^t> ft> ^f> ff> TtMf > 't> 't> '01> f^ Tf Xt^ff * 't> ^ ft> 'f > ^^ ff* 't> ?t> ft> ff !^ ^ '•> ft> "!t> *S^ BE CURED Performance LS YOUR HUSBAND, IIROTII- PICTURES OK THE FR, FATHER, or any of your relatives afflicted with Llic Dis' NELSON ease of Drunkenness ? We have Selling Out MINSTRELS Madame Albani's Concert Tour a sure cure which can be given with or without the knowledge Under the Direction of MR, CHARLES HARRISS. of the patient. Send for partic New Faces MISS MURIEL FOSTER, ulars, enclosing 2 cent stamp ART AND MUSIC CO. New Songs CONTRALTO. for reply. Address Dr. W. II. F. J. PA1NTON. New Jokes MADAME MR. DOUGLAS POWELL. Saunders & Co., Chicago, 111. Baker Sti ect. BAIUTONI. Two and one-half hours of solid fun. tCrerythuiR now, fresh, and up- to date. -MT Wambold'H Orchestra. MONS.TIVIDAR NACHEZ, ALBANI 801,0 VIOLIN 1ST. SILVER KING MIKE REISTERER & CO. POPULAR PRICES MONS. BROSSA, Will pay the biRheat cash prion for all SOLO KLU'I'K. kinds of seoond bond goods. Will buy Brewers of Fine Lager Seats at The Palm Conductor - - MR. FRANK WATKIS. or sell anything from an anchor to a needle. Furniture, stoves, onrperts, Beer and Potter, (looking utensils, bought in hounMual. NELSON OPERA HOUSE, APRIL 15 quantities. Also oast, oft' slothing. DROP US ANU SKK US. J. K. ANNABLK, Manager. PRICES 9I.OO, S2.00 AND $2,BO. Oall and see me or write. Addreis About thut ft'cninl hand article of Silver King Mike, Uo_ 300. H»U your.. Vou'll sell It if you'll ualv...... Street, Nel«m, B Q. N-ITU-, li 0. it lu Tlie Miner want column, 1 NfiLSON DAILY MINSK, SATPRPAV, APRIL 8, 1901
h»ltl.n.,i SniatM .• 1»aiT-X MOIII , , , > , , , 0*>0*-s*•___• <£•** __L£_jg. g-.-g-l g--: -8-. g. fl-. gl-g-. g--g.-___,'___: ___-£_• £,'-£_; £_,'2_L;2_:SL<L.SL — IjUZ^f- 5_T-^ «"•«_•• srSr sr-^- ^"•«r ^ «^«r-«?«? cr^^ ^-^ ^•c* ST sr^sr- sr-sr- ^^J-T- «r ^> DH- THE CITY ! UF Vi I * i J*fW*» EASTER STYLES A NEW FIRM— i/ On May 1 John Bunyan, a well POR MEN NOW READY. known young business man, will com ^ CREAM mence business at tlie corner of ltaker and Kootenay streets in the furniture Men's Hats. line. Mr. Uunyan has been with D. BAKING McArthur A Co.. for several years and All the latest styles for 1901, in Derbys in thoroughly familiar with the local W5 {NGU5H fEOORA. trade. PtWDIR and Fedoras, in all the latest blocks for spring Jf\ NO FATALITIES— Highest Honors, World's Fair i/ cincl summer wear. These hats come in -ill the fashionable shades, (|\ The Cranbrook vs. Nelson Rugby Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair black, brown, tan, otter and pearl. Prices from $2.50 to $5.00. f\\ football match yesterday resulted in Avoid Bale lug Powders containing I iilum. They .we Injurious to health a tie, each team scoring three points * after a good fast game. The special -I, message to The Miner announcing tlie EASTER HOLIDAYS— TRADE score added, "Nobody actually kill The public schools closed on Thurs (I! ed." The players will arrive home day for the Easter holidays and will on this afternoon's boat. reopen on Wednesday morning after the teacheis' convention. Men's Shirts. j THE SPARRING MATCH— The arrangements for the Goif- A WET HOLIDAY— Just opened men's extra fine colored 9 Hnriib sparring match are progressing Yesterday was the most dismal Good and it looks as though tbe mill would Friday in the recollection of the old shirts, the very latest designs in stripes and dj be pulled off. The date for the ex est citizen. The stores kept religi hibition has not been fixed but will ously to their determination to ob and checks, W. G. K. make. Prices from 9 be on or between the 19th and 2-nd serve the holiday, and the banks and instants. Membership to the Athletic government offices were, of course, $1.00 to $1.75. (!) club iu fixed at $f> and members are closed for the day. The quoiting and admitted to the match on presentation lacrosse matches were postponed to f of their tickets. await moie favorable weather condi ft tions. NEL.SON REPRESENTED- J. C. lilandy, a valued member of TO CURE THE GRIP IN TWO DAYS the local C. P. R. engineering staff, Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes the cause. * has returned from a pleasant trip to Wc have also received new Collars and his home in England. Mr. lilandy NARROW ESCAPE— states that among the members of the The night train from Spokane was Hosiery in stripes and checks, new Under Colonial contingent following the re an hour late last evening and had a f mains of the late Queen in the memor narrow escape. Between Summit wear and Neckwear. able funeral procession was Trooper and Yniir the engineer noted some A. L. Pinder, formerly of Nelson thing unuBual in connection with the OPEN BACK &• FRONT who enlisted for the Strathcona track and on investigation discovered Horse. The British people have drop that a dead tree had slid down the ped the deep mourning universally bank and entirely displaced one of the worn after the announcement of the rails in such a manner that the train Queen's death and are now wearing must inevitably have been ditched semi-mourning in blac-and ... .si.ack the sp u sp...d. The incident occurred just at a point where an emergency rail was located FRED IRVINE & CO. and after a short delay lo permit of 36 "SO DKOWSr the new rail being laid the train pro BAKER STREET. 9) When True Natural Sleep Comes. ceeded. 3 Actual changes take place In the lit tle corpuscles of the blood, and these changes are brought about by PERSONAL changes in our habits. For instance, the coffee habit is said to produce a Dr. LaBau has returned from his thickened condition of the blood, that trip to the coast. is, under the miscroscrne the little Rev. D. McK. Reid, of Fort Steele, round corpuscles show apparent was in Nelson yesterday. fibres, an unnatural condition, which Archibald Cameron, accountant at makes trouble with the heart in cases the Yellowstone mine, is in the city Easter Tide Millinery. of coffee poisoning. It also affects today. the complexion, frequently bringing L. C. B. de Veder, manager of the on heart disease in some cases, and Bank of Montreal at New Denver, was Our Stpck of these goods is very small, but so select! We stomach and bowe". troubles are com in the city over night. have only some fifteen Hats to show you, but they arc .... mon with coffee drinkers. AT THE HOTELS. "Coffee treated me very badly in Phair.—0. H. Miller, Charles Pack- The Most Recherche, The Most Elegant and Stylish, The Most Fashionable deed. I got so I could not have a good ham, Winnipeg; J. F. Porter, Am night's rest, and had not for five herst, N. S.; Geo. F. Ransom, San which the acknowledged Superior Art and Taste of leading Parisian Milliners could produce. As to prices. years. My eyes and complexion were don; T. Tattersall and wife, Spokane; duller than my mother's who was al J. S. Corngau, Davenport; Mrs. E. We bought them at a snap; and our custoners will get the benefit of it. Please call and examine these L. Bradshaw, Spokine; L. C. B. de so a great coffee drinker. Veder, New Denver; Arch Cameron, Physicians told me I had acute kid Salmo. ney and bladder trouble, I was nerv Hume—J. B. Donald, Greenwood; - PARISIAN DAINf IE5 = ous almost to the verge of hysteria, W. M. .lackinan, Toronto; Rev D. McK. Reid, Fort Steele; II. E. Wett- and we will quote figures so low that you will be agreeably surprised. Parasols to Match each Hat. and my memory failed me. I bad laufer, Berlin, Ont; C. A. Bell, Mon grown so thin I was little more than treal; E. B. Gage, Sandon; M. L. a shadow, and people were continu Grimmett and wife, Sandon; W. Nel ally asking me how much younger my son, San Francisco; A. Brown, Ains- Our General Stock of New Spring Goods is arriving daily, and is being put into shape'as fast as husband was than myself. (So com worth. it comes. We will take pleasure, and we feel you will also, in your inspection of our store. More about forting to a woman, you know.) In this in a few days. truth he is five years my senior. A RELIGIOUS RIOT. Well, as a forlorn hope I left off Many Jews Killed and Wounded in coffee and took up i'ostum Food Coffee about a year ago. I soon became so Teheran, the Peisian Capital. sleepy that I could scarcely stay New York, April 5.—A despatch awake long enough to take care of my printed in the New York Journal to HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY. baby. I did not realize that I was day under date of Constantinople says sleeping naturally and miming up for many Jews have been killed and scores lost time. Finally I got pretty well wounded in a religious riot in Tehe 'slept up,' the drowsiness disappeared ran, the Persian capital. The date of and I felt a decided impiovement in the occurrence is not given. The A FhW NICE PIECES OF N«Ni»KitiNN»*M ..•a*-1 health. In three or four weeks I was despatch says the riot was started by quite well and only needed to regain the Moslem sheik Ildrahlin, who har iny flesh and complexion, I waited angued the Mohammedan worship STERLING SILVER | The Canadian Bank of Commerce! With Which Is Amalgamate.. very patiently for an improvement in pers as they were leaving the mosque, Suitable for presentation gifts. these conditions but it was about five lie quit IIIB pulpit and led the mob They must he sold regardless of The Bank of British Columbia. months before I was rewarded, then In person. cost, ta we have to get them off HEAD OFFICE-TORONTO. an almost instantaneous change took Many Jews had been killed and our hands. Paid-up Capital, S8,(,()(,,(>00, Reserve Fund, 12,000,000; place, and my complexion became wounded when troops arrived and n.-vv, ~„ Aggregate Resources Over 965.000,000, clear and rosy. I gained in weight dispersed the mob. The Hheik was Wc have just received a nice as sortment of HON. GEO. A. COX, President. B. S. WALKER, General Manager. quickly, and friends and neighbors seized and the shah ordered that London Office: 60 Lombard Street, E. C. commented on the remarkable change. he be executed. . • _>, New V,0Tk °"lcc! •* Exchange Place. And C8 brnnohoi in Canada and tlio United Statos. Inoluding: I have been constantly growing BRITISH COLUMBIA better and now am feeling in finer IN HONOR OF RAMSDEN. P U.R8E s ATI.™ GKKKNWOOU NKLSON SANDON condition than ever before in my life, Washington, April 5.—The navy de T.LMNIIHOOK KAMI.OOI. NKW WESTMINSTER VANCOUVER partment recently supplied to Lord On which the prices are very low. fKHNiK NANAIMO HOBSLAND VICTORIA and I can surely say that I owe it all YUKON DISTRICT-DAWSON AND WIIITK HOHBB. to leaving off coffee and using Postum Pauncefote, a photograph of the beau UN1TKI) STATUS—NKW YORK, SANKHANCIBCO, SEATTLE, PORTLAND, SKAUWAV, Food Coffee. tiful bronze tablet which it was about My sixteen year old sister like my to place upon the house in Santiago PATENAUDE BROS., Savings Bank Department. self, drank coffee from a child. For occupied by the lato Frederick W. MANUFACTURING JEWELERS. DepolltS Received -nd Interest Allowed. Present Rat* 8 Per Cent the last four yeais she was able to go Ramsdcn, the British consul who ex to school only a part of the time, and erted himself so benevolently in aid Nelson Branch. GRANGE V. HOLT, Manager. the doctor said she should not study of the American residents and pris at all. I induced her to quit coffee, oners during the siege. and now her bright eyes and fresh SEASONABLE GOODS fair complexion show the result." DIED IN POVERTY. •vvv»>^^^v»^^y»Vvvvvv^i^iv^^^v»v»vvv\yMMV>i'MMMvvv»>^<^'', It will be noticed that it look some New York, April !i.—Alone and BIRD CAGES months before this woman secured tlie friendless, Peter Lehman who it is THE PROSPECTORS' EXCHANGE result slin wanted in tlie matter of said, was at one time a wealthy chem RUBBER GARDEN HOSE NO. 4 K.-W.-C. BLOCK, NELSON, B. 0. ist, with a large business in Philadel Gold, Silver-Lead and Copper Mines wanted at the EXCHANGE. complexion and flesh. The cbange FREE MILLING UOLD properties wanted at once for Eastern from coffee produces a change in this phia, died in the Salvation army ho COTTON GARDEN HOSE investors. particular within a month usually, tel for working men today. His Parties having mining property for sale arc requested to semi but it is evident, in her uaso, that it death was due to exposure and tlie FISHING TACKLE samples of their ore to the EXCHANGE for exhibition. required time to change the corpuscles excessive use of liquors. We desire to hear from proBpectors who have promising mineral Our stock is now complete in the above lines. Call and be claims in Hritish Columbia. of the blood,> and that uhen that Prospectors and mining men are requested to make tbe EX change was made the let i ,,-as READY FOR ""LIP; convinced that thv. most complete stock CHANGE their headquarters when In Nelson. very rapid. 'a >'<•'-. -'o • Arrll * • TI is carried by the All samples should be sent by express, PREPAID. <•>- ecllpw Correspondence solicited. Address al! communications to Name and address cau be given by observation party froi,, . initbson- the Postum Cereal Co., Ltd at Battle ' ian institute arrived today at Padang, ANDREW F. ROSENBERGER. fr«ek, Mich, {Sumatra, on the General Aha, LAWRENCE HARDWARE CO Telephone No. 104. P. O. Box 700. NELSON, B. 0.
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