Daily Edition No. 691. "'** NELSON, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SUNDAY, APRIL I, 1900. Tenth Year Ni ti il gor of the British cavalry «L" J' j aud eloquent ploa for concord and their flunks the Burghers withdrew *. " amity between the French und Eng SIRDAR their main body at Brantfot, whioh \DVANGE WILSON lish Amid euthnsiunia oheerB, ho BEEBE aooording to Lord Roberts, they seem Baid: "Lose no occasion to fiud a oom- to have decided later to relinquish mon ground for discussion of our diff with the view, doubtlesB, of oooupyiug erences, if differences there are. Let Kitchener Says Lord Roberts a prepared position further north. Lord Roberts Has Begun to Conservative Leader Has an there be no hypoorisies. I baliuvo iu New Provincial Secretary to Thore will probably be a general shift sinoerity ana truth." Is a "Tower of ing of camps on the part oi the Brit Move His Column to Interview With Premier Be Entertained at ish, a new position being made the Montreal, March 81.—James Baxter, Strength." base of a further advance aB soon nB the North. Macdonald. the banker, and Ferdinand Lemineux, Victoria. the rnilroad shall have been repaired. the accountant of the defunct Banqne Lord Roberts today reported to the Ville Mario, fonnil guilty of conspir War i illi™ tbat he had received news ing to defraud tho Bnnk, wore sentenc Latest Report from Colonel from Colonel Baden-Powell at Mafe Boers Threaten Retaliation Campaign Must Be Fought ed this morning to five years impris Reported He Had a Narrow king up to Maroh 10, when the gen onment in St. Vincent De Paul Peni Baden-Powell at Kim eral health of the garrison and its spir for Transporting Prison on Party Lines. Says tentiary. Judge Wurtell's remarks in Escape When Last at its were good. The locally made guns Mr. Wilson. senteuoiug the prisoners were very se berley. search lights and ammunition were ers to St. Helena. vere. Ho said that but for the vecom- the Coast. good. Tbe food was holding out well moudation to mercy by the jury, tbo aud the paper currency whioh the intercession ol Mr. Baxter's wife and ISPBCIAM TO THIS MINKll.) British Commander had issued WBB (HY ASSOClATl'lf) PUKSS.) (SPECIALS TO Till''. MINER.) daughter he would hnvo sentenced him (SPECIAL TO TUB Ml Mill.) New York, Maroh 81.—A baton of satisfactory. London, April 1.—(5 a. m.)—The "Winnipeg, Man., Maroh 81 —The to the maximum penalty, sevou yarB. Viotoria, B. O, Maroh 81.—There mail correspondence received today War Office issued no further news to Winnipeg Tribune publishes the fol are no now developments iu the polit from Louilou, contains the following: New 'iork, Mnrch 81.—In describing night and the few dispatches reoeived lowing tonight:. "Mr. Charles Wil LONDON NEWS. ical situation. Arrangements nio be "IharialwayB wished," writes the tho fnmrul of General Joubert a dis from the seat of war, benr evideuce of son, Q. C., of Vauoonver, is in the ing made by a number of citizens to Persistent Rumors of War in tho Far hero of the Soudan to a correspond- patch to The Herald from Pretoria having beeu delayed by the Censor. oity today ou bis return from a take the Hon. George Washington Enst. ent, "to serve under Lord Roberts, aud says: "The aged President, as he de According to a special dispatch from month's visit to Montreal and other Beebe, Mr. Martin's now Provinoial 1 inn thankful to have had this oppor livered an address of farewell over the Pretoria, dated yesterday, Lord Rob eastern cities, Mr. Wilson accompan London, March 81.—Russian activ Secretary, iu band on MB return to tunity. He is a very tower of body, wns bowed In grief. Before the erts has oommenoed hiB advance north ied by Senator Loughead, of Calgary, ity has beeu the international factor Victoria, and elucidate to him tbe strength." Such magnanimous praise funeial train left Presideut Kroger ward. The dispatch says that they aro and Senator Kirohoffer, of Brandon, of the week, and diplomatic function interesting feBturoa of modern im from General Kitchener, shows not broke down completely, sobbing out daily skirmishing and tbat a big bat paid a visit to the local Cabinet Min aries attached to the Court of St. James provements as they are found in Vic only that he is above all pettv jealous- again aud again tbat bis brother, his tle ia imminent. This, bowover, may isters this morniug aud had a brief in are asking themselves what does it toria. When Beehe came to Victoria iea hot Hetties definitely the rumors right hand, was gone. Why should he refer to the operations preoedmg the terview with Premier MaoDonald. mean and whero will it end. The to be sworn in, be evinced a lively and that Roberts was only a figurehead. alone be spared to live and Bee the engagement at Knreo Siding, which "You are the leader of the Conserva Russian ambassador smiles and assures natural interest in the eleotrio street Tbat a man nearly seventy years ol age old brigade of men this orother had has apparently cleared thu wny,as well tive party iu British Columbia, are his friends that it means nothing, but cars, and tbe method of their opera conld do all tbat Holierts haB done in created, the brigade tbat had done to as secured an advantageous position you not?" was asked Mr. Wilson by a just the same speculation is acute. tion was explained to him at length, South Africa in the way of mental and much for the country's liberty, taken wbenoe the next operations may be reporter. He replied affably : "Weill There are many men of fair standing much to his astonishment. Afterward physical labor never ceasen to be a one after another from the people. conducted. Tuokera' Division is uow don't know, some people say I am and and a good knowledge of international a telegraph operator showed him tbe theme of pruise and wonder iu Eng 'Gen. Joubert'Bdeath," said the Presi strongly occupying tbe Boers camp at some I am not. I suppose it is between under current, wbo are willing to say telegraphic apparatus, the eleotrio land. dent, "is an irretrievable loss. His life Karee Siding witb tbe way clear to nie and some of tbe others. Cotton that war between Russia and Japnu lights and the telephone, all of which aud deeds are the history of the Repub Braudfort whioh is reported nlready aud the rest of them will have to get has now ooiue within a measurealile interested him greatly. Tho first even evacuated. into line aud fight the campaign on distance. Of these Henry Norman, ing of bis stay in towu, however, London, Mnroh II.—(U«45 a. DM— lic. " Piesident Kruger said it bad straight party principles or they will who bas just returned from a trip to nearly had a disastrous ending. He iB Tho Wnr Oftloo has posted tbe follow- been tbe general's desire to see General Orders have been reoeived at Cape find themselves in tbe rear. The trou Russia is one. But the Associated reported to have blown out the gaa in Ing dispatoh from Lord Roberts, dated Louis Botha elected in his place. Town for the 8tb DiviBiou to be dis ble is that there are several who have Presa learns tbat no such view is taken his room aud was only revived after Bloemfontein. March 80, evening: Frora Cape Town it is reported tbat embarked and sent uorth immediately held office so long that they think by tha British Foreign Office, which hours of hard work by the doctors. "Reports point to ibe enemy leaving President Steyn has gone to Pretoiia on its arrival there. Tbe Boer forces tbey have a life lease of it, and thete during recent troubles sized up the Brandfort and proceeding in a north after issuing an order that all British in the neighborhood of Paardeberg are The whaling steamer Jennette, are a great many others who want to international situation with wonderful erly direotion. Tbe casualties in yes Burghers refusing to join the Boer reported to bo actively engaged in Capt. Newth, of San Francisco, is be made Attoruey-Geueral, Minister correctness. The uext few weeks may terday's engagement were more numer army, shall be shot. Tbe stories of re marauding aud in attempting to cap now at tho outer wharf to load sup of Agrioulture, Provincial Treasurer bring up a tremendous war scare but ous than at, firft reported. Oflicers kill fugees, however, are notoriously unre ture British horses left on the veldt plies aud bunker coal for her northem or something ot that kind. That is tbe tbe silent faot remains that Japan is ed two, wounded eight; rank and file, liable. The news from elsewhere is owing to tbeir weak condition. Six cruise to the Sea of Anadir and to trouble with the Conservative Party. not ready tor hostilities. Alarming killed ten, wounded 150, missing meager though the last reports from hundred Barkley refugees, sent back Capo Nome. She will leave for tho Just before J left Vancouver a mouth telegrams Irom tho Fnr Ennt may in three.'' Natal indioate the seedy clashing ot irom Cape Town are stranded at Kim north on Tuesday. ago, Sir Charles Tupper gave an ex crease aud multiply nnd Korea my the opposing armies. berley and the military authorities are Fred Harris,ot the sschooner Aurora, refusing to allow tbem to proceed. pulsion of opinion against party lines seem to bo on tbo verge of annexation tbe young roan who was acoidontaly Bloemfontein, Maroh 80.—Tho attack Muoh Kaffir looting is reported at and laid there were things a party by Russia, but the calm ol Downing shot while out duck hunting off San njon the Boers holding tho kopjes near Krooustadt, Orange Free State, Klipdatu. An active campaign is in government could not handle. An ex Street is not likely to be disturbed. Juan the day before yesterday, died at the Karee Siding station, a few miles March 80.— General Senile today en progress on the part ot the loyalists of ample of this was Confederation. He Korean matters have been arranged by the Jubilee Hospital early this morn south of Brandford.waa made by Tnok- gaged toe British at Mafelkop. sonth of Cape Colony for the annexation of the mentioned two or three more, and a treaty and Lo.d Salisbury does not ing. The wounds were inflicted by a er'a Seventh Division with the co Branlfort, and held tbem at hay for Republics and the puuisbment of the fuurth oiroumstance which a party believe Russia intends to break th* gunshot penetrating the muscles of the operation of French's cavalry. The 1 six hours. The burghers fought well. Colonials wbo Berved in the Boer army. govrnment could not handl J was Joe treaties though ber relations with right arm near tbe shoulder. Three attacking troops included a large force The casualties are unknown. Tbe Free Meetings in support of its polioy bave Martin, the bold, bad man. Now I dj Japnu may become Btraiueii to a seri men aud the mate of tbe schooner of Australians. Colonel Knight with State Rand will assemble at Kroou been held in many important centres uot see tbe use of such luetics. Tbere ous point. As far as Great Britain is Btarted ot once with the wounded man fonr hundred New South Wales Mount stadt April I, under the auspices of the Sooth Afri is nothing to be gained by setting your oonoerned, Russia's military rather for this port, arriving here about ed lufantry included in Legallais' Bri can League. The transportation of opponents on a pedestal as lions to be than naval activity is oertainly inter noon yeBterday. Harris WBB immedi gade attacked the right flank, a long prisoners to St. Heleua is arousing feared. If any other man than Sir esting though the press is not allowed ately removed to the Jubilee HcBpilal, chain ol kopjes was held by tbe Boers Bloemfonteins Mnrch 80.—Colonel tbe anger of Boers who threaten to re Charles Tupper had said the like be to take up its cue iu this matter. The and everything done in the way of and.there waa severe firing all nlouk Hough, ol the 14th HnsBars, who died taliate by Bending British prisoners to would bave been brought to tusk by Foreign Office, while only faintly in medioal aid, to relieve him, which un the lino of attack. The appronob was at Noravl's Pont yesteiday,was bnried Komatzpoort, reputed to be_the worst the Conservative party for it." terested in Korea, boing Bure tbat no fortunately proved unavailable. Har very steep like n fortress aud tbu troops here today with full military honors. fever den in South Afrioa. The trans "Do yon think Martin will win?" serionB trouble will result there, is ris was about 19 years of age, and a were unable to make headway until Lord Roberts and staff following the port Norfolk Bailed from Southampton "Well, as to that I can only say tbat devoting careful iuvestigatiou to the native of Esquimau, where bis rela the infantry inado an attaok en tbe remains to the grave. yesterday for Capetown and had an I hope he will be very well lioked." wurlike preparations ocourring in tives reside. An inquest will probably front. The oavalry went around the enthusiastic send off. South Russia. There seems no louger he held tbis afternoon. tight flank of the Boers aud used their to be any doubt that Turkey, lor her Cape Town, Maroh 81.-The first Winnipeg, March 81.-The C. P. R. Tbe Alaska Steamship Co. are to Viotois-Maxim frboly. An army hospi tardinoSB in meeting the Russian de- batch of Boer war prisoners itarted lor Bloemfontein Maroh 81.—The Boers' land sales during the past month weie place a fast steamer on the Alaskan tal was established in a cottage under mauds regarding railway concessions St. Helena today. position yeetoray was one of great 81,188 notes for $97,778. For same routo from the Sound to run to uoith- the shelter of a large kopje. Tho Boor is being menaced by hor northern strength. Only the turning movement time in 1899 tbe Bales were 24,045 ern ports via Victoria. The new ad Hindis came right over the kopje aud B nieghbor and many signs point to tbe ot General French and Major Legalais, acres for $75,4(10. The Canada North dition to the Lynn canal fleet in tbe lauded near the hospital, which it lact that Russia intends to settle her- JOUBERT. the latter commanding the Mounted west Land Co , sold 7,000 aores for Dolphin,an 18 knot steamer. Negotia waa found neceBary to evacuate. The ! sejf in the northeast of Asia Minor Infantry, on their flank, insured the $87,708. Nearly 900 settlers from On tions which have beon pending several Boera slowly retreated upon Brandlord Roberts Sends Condolences and Kip BritiBh success. Tho Bhape of the tario, the United States and England i-rfbiosB Turkey gives in. To whut ex taking their dead and wounded with months for tbe purchase of the Dol ling WriteB a Poem. kopjee WBB irregular. The Boers' right urrived today for Manitoba and tbe tent British moral assistance can be them. Meanwhile the oavalry includ phin, were concluded last Wednesday, Bloemfontein, Marob 80.—Lord Rob flank consisted of a long hill with territories. y-. given to Turkey, notwithstanding the ing the Australian Horse and the Sid Cupt. John O'Brien, of tbe Rosalie, erts has sent a telegram of condolence wooded sides connected with < the Russian demands, is a questiou whicb ney Lanoeis under Captaiu Cox brigad Hon. J. A. Davidson innounoed left yesterday lor Now York to bring to President Kruger on the death of main position by a long low ridgo is occupying Lord Salisbury's atten ed with Porters Brigade. The Oatbiu- that the Fiuauoiel, Commission bad the Dolphin nround Cape Horn. After General Jonbert. Rudyard Kipling tbiokly wooded. Major Legalais was tion to au oven grenter extent than eers, SootB GreyB and the Inniskillings finished its lulling test nigbt and tbat a thorough overhauling and somo alter has written a poem on Joubert's death unable to move until late iu the day tbo South Africau war. Iu view of received a sovere shell fire. The Boein the signed report was banded him to ations shu will sail from New Yoik whioh appears in the Friend oi tbe while General French moved early. the troubles in South Africa, it is had evidoutly marked the range as day. The report will be held on tbe for Seattle about April 10. With fairly Free 8tate. Thu latter made a wide dotour towardB more tbnn possiblo that Turkey will when the troopB advanced tbo enemy's table of the House before tbe budget is favorable woather conditions shu tbe rear of the Boers but was unable meet tne demands and that Russian Hie waB less accurate. Tbe Colonials brought down. should reach this coast about June 1. THE (JUEEN. to complete the movoraent before tbo troopB will be withdrawn. The scare displayed great oooluess under lire. Bank olearanoes in Winnipeg for Probably within n week alter her ar Boers porcoivod his intention and about Rnssiau troops concentrating Many harsoB weto killed iu tho cav Maroh uiu $(110,1102 in excess of last rival she will enter tho Alnskan traffic Her Journey to Ireland Will Commence abandoned the position. They retired in Afghanistan apparently atone from alry's flank attack. The BoerB fled and year and over a million above '90. The management announces that sbo April a. iu good order botweou General French this movement in the direction of ..Il our troopB pushed forward and uow The Manitoba Gazette issued today will bu run on a 50-hour schedule be London,March 81.—Tbe Life Guards, aud Major Legalais, where the main Turkey in Asia Minor, nnd Afghanis hold an excellent position upon the contuins notice, dispensing with ser iv.een Seattle and Skagwny, including couriers, carriages and other para- body of Boers with four guns hold un tan has passed into tho category of large kopjes recently held hy the vices of officials appointed by the the usual portH uf calls for the laster pbenalia have already gone to the exoelleut position ou the edge ol a deep peaceful unintersting speooh. Boers. Tbe farmers are in tho laager, (Iroenway Government and naming Alaskan liners. This w'll be better Emerald Isle which eagerly awaits Donga whence tbey shelled Guuerul lighting, leaving the women and tbo now ofllcials in their stead. Tho lack of all interest from the de lime by nourly a day than lias ever Queen Viotoria to follow. How Her French. The infantry attack WBB children upon the farmB, which they velopments in South Africa, except been mado by uny other vessels be Majesty will bo received and proepoctB delivered ut midday, when the Nor- 1 are confident the English will not it lawn, March 81.—Ouatomfl receipts the death of General Jonbert, which tween Seattle and tbe Lynn Canal of her doings iu Dublin have quite folks opened the fight by seizing the touoh. Mauy ol these fnrmois would during the month of Mnroh, which brought forth most generous tributes llletl'ipolis. overshadowed all othor topios even in lower slopes of un ugly kopje. Stead surrender their arms but for the fear closes today were $2,847,880 as compar from all classes iu Great Britain home a woek whioh has been marked by the ily tbey worked thoir way to tho crest that tho Johenneshurg Polico would ed with $2,8(18,210 for the same month politics, havo undeservedly claimed a BARRED OUT. annual Intor-VarBity boat race, tbe of tbo bill where the engagement last year, an iuoreaio of $.184,170. large share nf attention. Parliament attaok their faring in revenge for their resignation of the Duke of Norfolk UH was hotly contested. The Lincoln- has soaroely been as instructive uud HO rtobg. The Boen are known to Postmastor-General, the announcement Mrs. Lnnglry Not Allowed to Play hold Brantford iu some strength, prob shires occupied tho hill on tbe right Kingston, Out., March 81.—A letter interesting as the aldeniinnio proceed in Pittsburg. ot the Delagoa Bay Railway award proteotlug the 18th Buttery, which bus been received from Major Sam ings of the smallest city in the United ably flvu thousand. Reinforcements and the rumors of possible war in tbe Pittsburg, Pa., March 81.—Mis. are afraid to move diroot to their sup dragged its gons up hill with tbo groat- Hughes saying that he lias been placed States, its tremendous mentality being Lily Langtry will not present her play l'ar Eiiet. Great Britain's own war eBt difficulty and opened a heavy fire at iu the firing lino in Colonol Settle's largely confined to dismissing the rela port aud are content with holding in South Africa has almost been for close rauge, meanwhile the City Im "The Degenerates" in this city on ac their position whioh is threatened by division, which is engaged in Orange tive merits of flogging nnd detention count of protests offered against the gotten, so uninteresting line been the perials, getting in touch with the Rivor territory, in suppressing the ns punishment for juvenile offenders, the_ oavalry advance We have now progress of peace in the Orange Free Boers, tho remainder of Tucker's Di play nud the decision of Mayor Diohl scoured a flue natural position fnoing trouble among disloyalists. Tho publication of dispatches relat to prevent if possible ils production State oompa.ed wth the stirring ac vision advanced across in a Humi-oirclo ing to the actions of the Nnvul Bri the huge plain before Brantford. Mr. through which a railway ran. It wns here. Thn engagement has been can counts of battles, wbich the British Lindsay, Out., Mutch 81.—H. Hour- gades with Generals Methnen nnd Rndyard Kipling was preseut during people bad grown accustomed to lead very open ground nnd the Hours in Bnller, give n line idea of the splendid celled hy Mrs.I.iiiigtry's managers. IISHB, M. 1'..gave nn address on "Mak work accomplished by the snilors, nnd Ih light. daily. The Queen 1B said to be in ex the detached kopje aud ridge did heavy tiring. In spito of this, however, the ing of Canada," hero last evening. among those singled ont for distinc cellent health nnd will be able to bear He was accorded a good recoption. He tion and mentioned in dispatches, is ANOTHER PRINCE. British moved on as steadily HB if on au American boy of 17, Midshipman thu strain of the trip to Ireland. She parade. The advance was protected snid in part tbat tbe English wore pre London, Maroh III.—Even tho details A, W. Sillem, who was born In Sun Sou Born to tbe Duchess of York commencoB her journey on April 2, by guns whioh vigorously Hhelled the dominant in Canada, but asked bis Francisco, and whose mother is now ol the engagement yesterday at Karoo Yesterday. Biding station, a few miles south of and sleeps on board the Royal Yaoht BoerB. About 4 o'clock tbo British hearerH to remember the French who the wife oi English Vice Admiral R. G. Kii.ahnn. Tho official report of London, March ill.—Tho Duchess of Brantford, felled to institute muoh in Victoria und Alberta, landing at advanced simultaneously and occupied now numbered 1,250,000 SOUIB wero the battle ol Belmont Hays: "Mid York was delivered of a IOD this morn terest here. H appears to hnvo been a Kingston, April I. In antioipatinn the Boer position, from which au ex desconded from (10,000 persons who cellent view could be had of Brand- shipman Hillein nlso ohnrged to tho top iug. The child was bom nt York Cot one-sided affair althogh the Boers of Her Majesty's progress through the were lelt in Lower Canada when the of the hill gallantly leaiing his men oity the streets of Dublin are already fort, 15 miles distant. Tho Boers loss Frenoh flag reorossod tbe ocean nearly all the time under a very heavy fire tage a 7 :80 o'clock. Tbe Duchess uud Btoutly held thoir ground for about is unknown. aud is deserving ol special mention." three bouts, when, foreseeing the dun- gay with flag! aud other decorations. 150 years ago. He made au earnest iufaut aru doing well. NELSON' HAILV Alffvfift, SUNOAV, APkiL t, i&b ii*ii i nt 1,1, .1. in. i roctly reports the opinions held by the They wero colleagues nt tbo time these JNeison Daily Miner busiuess men ot thu East with whom compllmonts were exchanged. The, he oame in contact. Those opinions most curious thing about it was tbnt are of a character to set British Co both were right. HUDSON'S BAY I'ublisiied L>ally except Monday. lumbians pondering most sericusly. Kcisoy MINKu PRINTING & PUBLISHING CO Mr. Martiu is much better known arid ROBIE understood in tbe East than he is COMPANY. n J BKATON, Kdilor and Manager. here. If he were to succeed in captur ing tho couutry and getting himself entrenched in power, the distrust THE TAILOR SUH8CRIPTION RATKB, that is so etronlgy entertained of bim BOOKS inily per niont h by can ter t OS among the business men of Eastern per half year 3 fiO For the Times Canada would unquestionably affect peryeer 7 00 per yoar by mall .rj 00 ih" ilmv ol capital into the Province. By all means, for per year forelKn.*. •»' 800 Can we afford to invite ,m aggravation of the present unsutisfatory condi * your Earlier Suits, tions? Neither Mr. Martin nor any From Cap Town to Lafly- NKLSON WKEKLY MINER. other man living could utterly ruin the S and get ahead of (MCO R POPP-\r\ t«Tftl v Hokiy, per half year $ 1 2fi prospects, of British Columbia; but if sitli p\.r year 2 00 we shake confidence in tho Proviuce Hy (lute) li. W. STKEVENH per year, foreign 2 50 us a field for investment by petition S the rush. •nit >•] ipi Km . Invariably In advance; ourselves in the hauds of a demagogue We have a nnd wreokor, we shu 11 pay a penalty Forty-one Years in Mia "i some time Non Mir. jr Print. >iK&PubllshlngCo in the shape of arrested development. By Loui• KOIIKIITS during our Why should we ruu the risk? life, read that NELSON. B. O. 0pp. Silver King Hotel, sweet little ditty, "The TELEPHONE NO. 144. There was a hot time in tho new BAKER ST. Briton ail Boer Brook' town of I'unconvor tho other night. liotli Sides of the .South African and will remember The occasion wns the Liberal meeting Question. COUPON. oalled to eleot delegates to tho conven these lines: •WVWWVVWWVWVWVWVk tion. Tbo convention itself is culled by the Exoontive of the Vancouver As- Ten Years of Dpr Canada Nelson Dally Miner •'iII-iat inn, a purely local body, having March 31, 1900. uo authority to speak or act In the name of the Proviuce. A formal pro in Peace ml War 1 FOR SALE-A BARGAIN I test was lodged against the conven This describes the situation tion on that accouut. The proceedings PORTFOLIO I were wild. Mr. Martin's friends weie All i Latest Cnrrent OUTLET HOTEL as regards the Hudson's Bay tbere in force aud determined to carry 1 The New Town of Prooter, Terminus and Transfer Co. to a dot. things witb a high hand. Appeal Point of the Sri Orow's Best Railroad. was made to know if tho procedure nt tbo convention was to bo subject to No matter if Joe Martin the authority of the Provincial Asso This old established and well known Hotel is offerel for sale; In Peace and In War. ciation or of the Vnncouver branch of CANADA DRUG & a Bargain. Hotel contains 15 rooms. Lawn Tennis (irounds. Sum does not succeed in filling his it. The Chairman replied: "I will mer Houses, Boats, etc. Steamboat Landing on tho Grounds; includ i ing Furniture, Bar Fixtures, Bedding, Linen, Stoves, Cooking Cabinet CUT out tbis coupon nnd bring sny tbnt the Vancouver Executive have BOOK CO. Utensils, etc. or send it with 10 ccuts In silver taken tbe initiative in this tiling. to the Portfolio Department of Tbey hnve taken tbis matter iu baud Two hundred men are working on Construction, Townsite and We can fill all your Wharves at present time. The Nelson Daily Miner and get and will see it through aud will engi ARTHUR BOOTH, Part I of "Ullmpses of South neer it to the finish. If outsiders will GENERAL AGENT, Plans of Townsite, Depot, Wharves, etc., cnn he shown lo wants. Next Door to the Hank of Montreal. Africa in Peace and in War." uot abide by our decisions, tbon they intending purchasers; also Photographs of Hotel. Nee announcement on another oan keep away. We cnn do without A comfortnble five roomed cottngo Busy terms will he made to responsible party. ii If the mines do not shortly them.'' There you have it, already nnd garden for sale at a low price on For price and full particulars, apply page. easy terms, near car line and Vernon 1 cut and dried and ready for the pot. Streat. open up The trouble and expense of u journey Two smnll bouses nicely furnished, 1 to Vancouver may be spared; forty very cheap for cash. T. G. PROCTER We THE LABOR TROUBLE. delegates were elected iu thnt city Some larger residences with modern are opening up conveniences cheaper than you can BAKER ST., NELSON. the other night to endorse Mr. Martin build them. i new goods for you There was something overlooked, it and to advance him to tho leadership Also good building lots in different would seem, in the announcement of the Liberal pnrty of the Province, parts of tho Oity. every day. that the Nelson Association would and they "will engineer it to the fin ABOUT INSURANCE. adopt tbe Sandon scnle from this date ish." Tbe convention is already as I oan quote lowest rates of any first Gamble & O'Reilly forward. Miners will be paid $!i. 26, good as held. olass life company. Wholesale Houses. What though our local pol wbich is satisfactory, but nothing was Cun insure you against all accidents REAL ESTATE » aud diseases from lagrippe to lum iticians can not agree on a said of muokers. Wo are not inform NELSON, B. C. Because Mackenzie, Maun & Co. re bago, in the Ocean Accident & Gua AND INSURANCE AGENTS. ed of the intention of the mine owners rantee Corporation. tained Messrs. Bodwell, Davis, and BAKER STTEET. platform which will catch all in regard to them, bnt cannot believe It would he safer to insnro your Gregory to protect certain railway AERATED AND MINERAL WATERS thnt thoy propose to content tbemselves house nud furniture as the warm interests of theirs that were up before weather comes. HORPE & CO., LmiTKU.—Corner Vor the stray votes on both sides with a half step towards a settlement. T non and Cedar Siroets, Nelson, rouuu- British Oolmbiu Legislature, Mr. Mar If you wish for a home will sell you FOR SALE. focturors of and wholesale dealers In aorntod Tbe Sandon scale oalls for $8.00 per watera and fruit -syrups. Sole aucntti for Hal tin, nt his meeting in Viotoria the u lot and build n house for .ran. 2 Lots, 6-Room House, corner, day for muckers, and for ill the differ cyon Spring-H inint-nii water. Tel 00 You will agree with us other night, aooused these gentlemen on Carbonate st iet $2,(XXI ence it will make the owners will no 2 Lots, 8-iloom Houe e Carbon ELSON SODA WATER FACTORV of having sold their principles, and doubt round off tbe gracefulness of REMOVAL ate street 2,150 N —N. M. CuuiiiiinH, LeHHCt, Kvery known that our values and charged tbat they were now opposing varioty of soft drinks. P. O. Box 88. Tole- their concession and deal with muckers The Nelson Business College will Agents for Hume Addition and a phono No. 31. Hoover Street.. Nolson. BoHlorH him because be had resuned the plun large number of Addition " A" Lots. of tho Famous St. Leon Hot Springs Mlnoral prices are the best in with tbe same liberality ns with ham take possession of its new premises, Water. der from the grasp of those robber mermen. Rooms Nos, 6 and 7 in the Victoria contractors. Mr. Martin did not tell the Kootenays. Block, Josephine Street, on Wednes ARCHITECTS half the story. He knows tbat bis INSURANCE. WHY, INDEED? day, April 4th. Students should ANE & MACDONALD (H. Cano, abuse of those distinguished members Accident and Sickness. Special Health J UN. A. Macdonnldl Arrnilcrts and Sn- register early for the Easter Term. C of the B. C. bar was wanton and unde Policy issued by l>orii>U'iuli.-iiiM. Broken Hill lilock. Lor. llaker In our Victoria correspondence two and Wurd Sts., Nelson, B. C, served, and probably snspeots that it THE GANADA AGGIDENT ASSURANCE or three days ago brief reference was will bave no more effect than would COMPANY. made to some views held by Mr. Bea FOR SALE. COMMISSION MERCHANTS Compare these with others: the hooting of on owl. If ho had been Twenty-three Mineral Claims, from one to Head office, Montreal. Costs only ven—tbe Hon. Mr. Beaven, us be is three miluri from .Sandon, in tho f
im 44 4if4 if if 44 44 PORTFOLIO 1, NOW READY, # m- if $&• THE FIRST NUMBER OF 44 if im 44 4fc if 3>v* 44 44 if if 44 44 ifI GLIMPSES OF SOUTH AFRICA $4 i4f4 if 44 44 if IN PEACE AND IN WAR. 4im4 44 if 44 im # •0*0*0*0*040>0*0>0*0*CO*0* •0+O*00*0*0*0+O*0*04 Interesting Throughout from Cover to Cover. British-Boer War 44 yiews « » t Also im if direct Pictures. Yiews of South Africa. Splendidly •Mi from the Photographic if if Seat of War Described by a Noted Author. Reproduo 44 44 Embracing if The developments of the war in South Africa, its serious conflicts, the deeds of hero Buttles, Seiges, ism of its participants, the great massing of Boer Armies and the unprecedented forward tionsof... 44 ii Artillery Duels, movement of British troops to the Cape, coupled with a universal desire for information The Scenery, The People, if Desperate Sorties, concerning a country cf which very little is known, have intensified public interest in the if Tvpes of the Natives, subject to an extent hitherto unequalled. With .characteristic entetprise, this paper will $4 Hand-to-hand Conflicts, Their Daily Life ii The Wrecking of supply the demand for South African Literature that present conditions have created. To im Institutions, Armored Trains this end we now offer our readers the first number of a magnificent art series to be issued if in weekly parts under the title of "Glimpses of South Africa in Peace and War." Il Industries, 44 and Bridges Diamond and Gold Mines ii with Dynamite lustrating and describing the current military events of the day and the sights and the if scenes throughout South Africa by aid of camera, pencil and pen, presenting a pictorial The Cities, Parks, Big duns, Camp Life, Cemeteries, Monuments if Boer Laagers, history of the Thoroughfares, Public 44 ii Corps of Buildings, Churches The Red Cross and if if Army Hospitals British-Boer War and Countries from the Cape to the Front Places of Amusement, etc: 44 44 6+o4040+:>+o*o*o+c •O*00*0*»«040*0*0*0*0*0*O* if 44 if iif 4* if MOST MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF PIC if TURES OF BRITISH-BOER WAE AND SOUTH 44 ii AFRICA EVER PRESENTED in this COUNTRY if if VIEWS OF SOUTH AFRICA 4* li if ft 44 ff if ii 4* if TERriS OF DISTRIBUTION. if -$f Every reader of this paper is entitled to participate in this distribution of "Glin?pses if of South Africa" Portfolios. Bring or send 10 cents in silver to cover postage, wrapping* 44 3>f mailing, distribution, etc., together with an order cut from page 2 of this paper, and you1 if I ii will receive Portfolio No. I, containing 16 pages of Photographic Reproductions, 914 x im if 121-4 inches in size, of "Glimpses of South Africa in Peace and in War." *f •4Mit Portfolio Number One Contains: 44
Frontispiece; The Legislative Assembly Building, Pietermaritzburg; St. Johns River; Canadian Troops Assembled at Toronto, Canada, Before Leaving for Service in South The Entrance to Durban Harbor; Traveling in Natal; Howick Falls (Artistic group). Africa; Col. W, D. Otter, First in Command; Col, Buchan, Second in Command. if The Right Honorable Joseph Chamberlain; Paul Kruger, President of the South African Armored Train Sortie from Ladysmith, Republic. The Gordon Highlanders, 44 The Raadzaal. or Government Building, in Pretoria; Vereeniging, hirst Station in the Picturesque View of Town Hall, Durban; The Durban Railway Station, Transvaal from Cape Town; View in Burghers' Park in Pretoria, the Transvaal Kruger's Waterfall, near Johannesburg; Telephone Tower at Johannesburg; Basket if Capital; Market Street in South Pretoria. Trick, " Over Wcgo;" Light House on the Bluff at Port Natal, The Boer Demonstration at the Paardekraal Monument; General Joubert Leaving Paarde- Naval Brigade at the Battle of Ladysmith. 44 kraal; The Rush for the Wagons After the Meeting. Balloons Used in Military Operations in South Africa; Taking Ohscr'?atiom from a Mili tary Balloon in South African War. if The Fountain, Joubert's Park, Johannesburg. Fountain and Richksha; Royal Hotel, Durban. Zulu Police of Natal; An Enviable Zulu Physique, 44 Battle of Elandslaagte. Playing the Boer Game, i4f4 if f^f^fwifififwlteiMWHN>4#4*4*MaM^^^ MSif NELSON DAIL MlNfiR, SlfN&AY, APftiL i, i960. safe. • I.IIIII '1 I~.IIIIM-I.11II CURTAIN RAISERS. XK>nO»!XKXX}SOa<»a«XKK5eBJX!«{X Julia Arthur has abandoned her Inten Nelson Opera House tion of playing lluiulet this season. AUCTION LUMBER. The Hostouious will shortly produce llurhert and Smith's "Tho Viceroy." Sir llenry living's present Stage iiinii- Keep Off the Grass! ONE NIGHT ONLY! Delivered to an any point ngur has been with him ueuily 40 years. SALE on For Irvlng'l first uight iu New York Kootenay Lake. tho tickets were sold by speculators as •••••••• high as $12. I have a complete stock William Gillette will later take "Sher lock Holmes" to London, just as he took A neat fence of Wire Netting Monday, Apiil 2. on hand of "Secret Service." Stuart Robson hns enlisted Jeffreys will prevent your Household HOUGH AND Lewis for his new season iu Gus Tlioni- neighbors' »s' "Oliver Goldsmith." dogs and chickens SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT DKE8SED LVmm Coqiiolin bus revived an old play writ making a Furniture ten from one of Humus' novels. In this SHINGLES, play he appears as Chicot, thu jester of recreation ground of your lawn Henry 111. In pursuance with instructions MOULDINGS, SASH DOOM Six new world cities now hnve perma or ga.den. The Columbian nent opera companies. New York, Mont received from W. A. Gallilier, the INSIDE FINISH. real, St. Louis, New Orleans, Chicago We have the in the and San Francisco. netting undersigned will offer for sale, by Comedy Company COAST FLOORING Mile. Lara is the latest Frou-Frou at following widths : auction, the whole of the household thu Comedio Fraucaise. A forthcoming Presenting- the Great Eastern and uew play there is M. Devore'a "Con effects and furnishings contained science de I'Enfnnt." 12, 24, 36, 4H, 60 and 72 Success in Mr. Galliher's residence on Lake FINISHED LUMBER. An attempt is to bo made early next year to establish a German theater in inches. Street, on London. Tho first play to be presented Mill at PILOT BAY. la "Im Welsen ROBZI," the leading part Call and A Stranger Yards, NELSON and LARDOJ In which will be played by Herr August get prices. Junkermaun. In 11)00 the Theatre Francois will de •••••••• li) l^eW York HEAD OFFICE pend on a production of Bardou's "l'a- Wednesday, Ipril 4 trie," whicli has had two hearings In America. Sardou himself considers the at 2 p- m K i KELSON. heroine the only really nnuglily woman Vancouver Hardware Co., IMI he ever put in the center of a drama. "Ln Belle Heleue" Is to be revived next \6 PEOPLE \6 J- A, SAYWARD. summer in Pnris with an elaboration nev Mara Block, Nelson- This house has been newly fur er known In previous productions. Offen nished with modern furniture of the bach's heirs put nt tho disposal of tho managers the original score of the opera, latest style, and the disposal of it Band and Orchestra, Atlantic S. S. Lines and that wns found to contnin numbers that had never been suug in former rep will afford, an excellent opportunity 1 resentations. Dominion Lino "Dominion"!!!!!! i.ffl ,J immtmmmimmmmimimmtmmimmmmmmimimK of securing- bargains. Dominion Lino "Can.broni,.n". April j; Doavor Lino "Lake Superior?"! * *SEfi THE BEEKEEPER. NO LONG WAIT5 Beavor Lino "Lusltanla". i*!;,1.? P I CHARLES D. J. CHRISTIE I Allan Lino"Nttmldlan ... From Halifax, M. tj, AH dampness should be kept away April 1 from the bees during the fall and winter. Allan Lino "Parisian" §r GENERAL BROKER. ISM© Dominion Lino "Dominion1' ApriApril l1 81 Tarred paper makes a good lining for High Class Specialties be Doavor Lino "Lake Hnporlor April 5 tbe bottoms to prevent mice from enter ST •••••••• ~3 including handsome oak Doavor Line "LiiHiianiu".. , i^...... April 14 ing. tween acts, including Itom New York Wh to Star Lino "Ocrmanlo April < Each hire should hare a good bottom JE Headquarters for Insurance of All Kinds or 3 sideboard, extension table the famous Whlto Star Lino "Oceanic" .April in board, whieh should be planed smoothly Cunard Lino "Luoauia" ..April 7 Loans on Real Estate. and chairs, Cunard Line "Niruria" .April II and painted. American Lino "St. Paul" ..April I Hives should bo set about two Inches & •••••••• 3 Uod Star Lino "Friosland". ..AprlH Somers Family! Anchor Lino "Kthlopia"... ..April; above the ground, with an embankment North Gorman Lloyd "Saalo" level In front. FOR SALE 1 April 3 who appeared in Nelson some Allnn Stato Lino •U'oronn"....'!!.;""A,,rllIII New combs that are pure wax and £ A Passages arranged to and from all Kuropmui BUSINESS BLOCK, two years ago. have not been used are not liable to be Drawing Ron Frail s apply tec. P. K, dopotagonttor 0 K. Beaaley infected with worms. p A BEAUTIFUL' HOME. 3 No advance in prices. City Passongoi Ajfont, Nolson, H.tl •"""• Worms will infest empty combs and including Newcombe piano, HOUSES SUITABLE TO RENT. General Agent C P. H. OfHoea Wumlreg nttcrly destroy them It away from the upholstered chairs, wicker Reserved Seats 75c. protection of the bees. £ LOTS FOR BUILDING. 3 Admission 50c. Bees abhor being molested at night E: ••••••+•• ^ chairs, easy chairs, and No work can be done with them at that Seats now on sale. g£: Excellent property at reasonable prices. lounge. time with any satisfaction. MlBlM Slocks If there is less than 25 pounds of honey 5^ Call and investigate. ^£ in the bivo at the end of the honey seu- Bought and Sold. son, feeding will be necessary. Silver Star Mining Stock of As much as possible avoid working SMOKE Sumpter, Ore. Call for Prospectus. with bees on cold, cloudy days. At that 5000 Big Horn Treasury. A snap time they are more apt to bu irritable. and complete outfit of bed 1000 Noonday 600 Richelieu Honey that has been well ripened ln THE CELEBRATED the hive before being taken out is much PALL SUITINGS linen, table linen, silver Here's a {rood buy : better than taken out as soon ns capped. Referendum Treasury Stock, Sold ware, cutlery, kitchen If at auy time a hive of bees is exam on installments 7>40., l#o pet month. ined and there is not brood in all of its utensils, steel range, cur House and Lot in business por stages, it is a sign thnt the queen Is dead. A full line of tion of town, $3500. A good fall How of honey always places tains, portieres, aud pic 14-Room House, cheap; terms the bees In the best possible condition for Harris Homemade Tweeds easy; close in. wintering. Without It it is hard to keep tures. the bees In condition.—St. Louis Repub From Talbot Harris, Scotland CALL ON- lic. FLIPPANT PERSONALS. H. A. PBOSSER EitfiBsiFe Lifirary IIKOKKR. WAKD 8T. Dewey's name reversed Is "ye wed," Fancy Fall Goods of and he did.—St. Louis Star. every description. Call including the works of Probably the Hon. Cecil Rhodes does und inspect my stock. not need any alarm clock to wake blin in Marryat, Stevenson, Car- Poij'l Worry. the morning these days.—Chicago Trib lyle, Gibbons, Thackeray BRIAR PIPES. une. FRED J. SQUIRE BAKER STREET John Quaiterdoiiar and Nancy Nichol Scott, Dickens, Lytton were married nt I'rovidence the other day. How like 30 cents they must feci! and Dumas, as well a; ARTHUE GEE, —Denver Post. several volumes of poems Tom Reed managed congress all right, but we expect to see a high old time and historical works, and Merchant Tailor, when he attempts to call the janitor of his flat to order.—Washington Post. an International Kncyclo- in Josephine Street, LU Congressman Roberts announces that pedia. b» bas no intention of resigniug. The •L "successful husband of three wives is not < CAN FIT YOU. going to be scared before he is hurt.— Minneapolis Times. I In view of the excessive demands made Terms: Cash. Suits from S25.00 dp. by tbe inventor of wireless telegraphy, C/> tho war department authorities nre not ready to say, "We wuut vou, Marconi- Goods will be on exhibition the KOOTENAY COFFEE CO yes, we do." ',.. O morning of the sale. Our Fresh Roasted Coffee Best of z Quality, as follows: THE CHARLESTON. Java and Arabian Mocha, por pound.. ...| K> o Java and Mocha Blond, 3 pounda 1 OO Incidentally the navy Is discovering < Kioe Santos, i pounds 1 00 some hidden reefs about Luzon to be Santos Blond, 6 pounds 1 00 marked on future navigation charts.— -I Our SpeoialBlond, 0 pounds 100 C.I. Our Km Boast, 6pounds 100 Pittsburg Dispatch. LU A TRI.il. ORDNI 8OUCITB0. At the present Btagc of our naval de I SALESROOMS: velopment the loss of a modern .warship of the Charleston's quality tfanncrt be h 2 DOORS EA8T OF ODDFELLOWS measured in dollars and cents.—Syracuse HO., BLOCK, W. BAKER 8T. Herald. TURNER BEETON& CO. NELSON, - B. C. The loss of the ship Is to be regretted, because the American navy is not of such 8. D. PlKRKK J. T. PlIHBK imperiul dimensions that it cnn spare so AUCTIONEERS. fine a cruiser.—Springfield (Mass.) Re ^NELSON- Nelson Tailoring Gleaning and Dyeing publican. Est .blishinent. But after our vessels have gone un- VICTORIA VANCOUVER LONDON, Eng PIEBEB BBOTHEBfl, Preps. •cathed through such cxpericuces as F. L. Osier & Co., I those at Manila and Santiago It does Ladies' and Gents' Clothing cleane I seem Incongruous that IOSSOB should oc WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. dyed, altered and repaired. cur through treacherous explosion and MINING BROKER SATISFACTION GUARANTIED through wreck.—Boston Post, Bur Clarke Hotel. >Bue« LIQUORS, DRY GOODS, ORE BAGS. AND .... PAUL JONES. REAL ESTATE AGENT. 8T. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL An American grave for Panl Jones, . NELSON, B. C. the Inspiration of the American youth.— CAR OF PABST BEER A Boarding and Day School conducted by THURMAN 10 Sisters of St. Joseph of Poaoo. It is situ New York World. ated at thecornerof Mill nnd Joeophlno strool*. Arlington Heights Is tho site for a lust arrived from Milwaukee SNAPS IN REAL ESTATE. TOBACCONIST ln ono of tho bost residential portions of Nel son, and Is easily accessible from all parts tomb to John Paul Jones thnt will be a Baker St. of I he city. ahrlnu for every lover of liberty. To The courso of study Inoludos tho fundamen tbis opinion there doesn't appear to be The Cottage Hospital, Nelson FOR SALE OR TO LET. BAKER STREET. Direct Importation tal and higher branches of a thorough English • ny dissent.—Philadelphia Times. education. Business courso — BooKkeoplnK. A private Hospital, Medical, Surgi- COTTAGE ACROSS LAKE. HAVANA CIGARS StonoKrapiiy and Typewriting. 8denoe oonrso If it Is true that the place of his sepul cal and ObHtetrical cuseH nursed in the -Music, Vocal and Instrumental: Drawing. ture has been accurately Identified, con House. Private room $80 and US a Six room Cottage opposite Nelson NELSON WINE CO., All tho loading Brand eto.-Plaln and Art Needlework; Calisthenics, gress should take measures duriug the with more tluiu an acre of land oto. week. Beds in ward %\1 a week. For terms an* nartlculars apply to the Sister coming season to provide for the reburlal Nurses sent ont to private houses at $15 Toting fruit twos, strawberries smalj 8ni)flrior. fruits nnd cultivated land for Rarden Try NAPOLEON Chewing Tobacco. of the remains in the United Stales nnd a week. Apply to The Misses (Iriclt- inc. up. - —-- ...... ,„,, uny u 111] for the erection of n handsome monu may. deck running through garden, Kx- Prices cannot bi i disputed, ment.—Pittsburg Post (•client spring wider lead into house Grove at back, Apply .1. ,T CAMP VHOHK 93. A. R. BARROW, A. M. I. C. E. J. A. DAVIDSON BELL, Smelter Office, Telephone ai FRANK A. TAMBLYN, Mgr., • TAILOR • LABOR NOTES. FOR SALE RAKER STREET, NELSON Provincial Land Surveyor, Oleanine and Bepairing Neatly Done. The first trnde union In the United Aful set of SILVER KING OPENED UP AGAIN. States was that of the tailors, formed in Comor Victoria and Kootenay St* Owing to the depression caused bv Clothing Made to Order 1800. P.O. Box 659. Telephone No. 95 The Brotherhood of Carpenters and the labor troubles I nm prepared to THE RICEJtAKE CANOE ni k buy or sell nil kinds of second linnrl Corner Wait! and Baker. Joiners has (10,000 members, being one- F, < . UKEEN tenth of the whole number of meu in this Address M, Miner Ollice. goods furniture, carpets, stoves, oto Oldest and Best Made in F. 8. CLEMENTS trade. Cull and see me Applv to Silver King Mike. Hull Street, next door to Canada. Up to 1881 there had been only 1,401 GREEN & CLEMENTS E. J. SCOVIL Asheroft's blacksmith shop. NININC IIRUKKR, AOTAKV JTOMJC. strikes In the United States. Several sin Now's the time to order. Civil Engineers and Provincial gle y*srs since thun have shown aa great Orders by mail promptly attended to PROCTER SILVER KING MIKE. ' F. McGINN, Agent, Land Surveyors. Windermere Mines. Corrosp - MieiSolltlUd • number. Merchant*' Bank of Halifax, Nelson. P. O, Bo* Ho Nelson, I). O, VV1NDEHMEKE, 6. a NELSON DAILY MlNEk, SUNDAY, APRIL i, tabo .V
The Odd Fellows will meet at Fra •vv%vvvvvvvvvv%v»****vvv»^*vvikvvvvvi4vvvvvvvvvvvvvvM ternity Hull nt 1 :II0 p. m, todny to at MUCKERS tend Mr. Wuy'B fmioial. New The boys of the Fire Dopnrtment Dry Goods Store! will hold an assembly on April 17, in •••••••• the Opnru House and hnve engaged YES, WE DO Mill ward's. Orchestra for the occasion. The invitations will bo out in a few They Alone Stand In the Way days. KERR & CO. Kerr <& Co., will hold their promised REPAIRING of a Settlement of the millinery opening next Thursdny and •>•••••• will then display their full line ol Trouble. headgear, among which will be found the latest novelties from custom mar And do it right- We can put on half MiUirieri) Opening Thursday, kets. W. F. Travos' big Newfoundland soles, heels, patches, or sew up rips, as 5th April Hold Out for a Uniform Scale dog in missing. Mr, Travos suys lie knows tho mnn who bus it and throat as good as any man in town, and a great, And following days. Bear the date in mind. Will of Three Dollars Per ens thnt unless the dog is returned in the very near future he will cause the deal better than some, and charge no show the latest styles in FRENCH, ENGLISH, arrest of the person who is wrongfully Day. AND AMERICAN PATTERNS. detaining it. more than they do. The .Liquor Lioenso Commission ers met yesterd&y and granted u •••••••• Ihe iinomiccment in The Minor yen- license to K. Mobbl for 111-Mile Point, at the old mill Hite. V. L1LLIE BROS. t„nluy iiioriiinK thnt thu mint) manag W. Jordan, who applied for a lioousn ers bad deolfled to adopt tho Bloom at UMilo Point, near Stewart's No. 1 The shoeists Boole of WBgei w»» received with B Cump, was refused. KERR & CO. grent fled of Joy by inerohjnti nnd Cut the ooupon ont of the second Bring Your Repairing. BAKER STREET, NELSON. Lin.™ men ol the Oity, who ilrmly page of this paper uud bring it with |WWWWV\VtVVVVWVWtW\VlWV\WV\VVWMVl\\V\AWl ton cents to The Miner offlde and get vVvvwvv^vvvvvvvvvvvvvTWvvy^w»WAayw»w i believed thut this concession ou the the first portfoliio of "Glimpses of pnrt of the mnnnnern would lead to n South Africa." They nro goiug rapidly full settlement of the riiffloultlei so lnr unit if yon don't get one soon the sup DH tho Nelnon diotrint wan concerned. ply will be exhausted. It is un oppor Hut there wns one point in the agree tunity you oan't afford to miss. ment adopted hy the mine roanatfera Mrs. E, McLaughlin's spring millin 1 GREAT CLEARANCE SALE % which wn« not aooeptnhlo to the min ery display will be held next Thurs NEW WALL PAPER % $12,003 Stock of Now Goods Selling at Wholesale Cost. ft day, Friday nnd Snturdiy und invita er). There demand for *:i.25 for hiuiri tions hnvo been issued for the event. •••••• We have decided to sell out onr Dry Goods BE drillers, deducting; *1 fer bonrd, was MisB Luke, the desiguer nnd trimmer fi and continue exclusively in Clothing-, Boots, Shoes, a*5 ooniiled with B demand for |!t for recently engngert by Mrs. McLaugh We have just received a mnokers.tlio Hume Honle whicli is being lin, will nnange un attractive displny J* and Gents' Furnishings, and now offer all our Dry Wi uud will he pleased to moot ull the pnid in the Slocan. Tho mine muna- 2) Goods stock at wholesale prices. This includes all Sg Indies of Nelson upon the occasion of ^ consignment of NEW WALL g„rn offer the miners from 11.50 to *!) the opening. our Spring Goods now in stock and in transit from S for imiokers, because they claim there The looal nnglers were out in foroe the East. It is the first time in the history of £k> ia .1 grent difference in tho nn'omit of yesterday and uot a few report that PAPERS that give us the biggest Nelson that a stock of this size has been offered to ^ work different men nun do. They do the elusive trout n so readily to the the pui.S'c at such a low rate, and all wanting bar- lifei jot want to pay n poor workmen the fly. There wero not a great many stock carried in the Kootenays. aamo wage as they wonld be perfectly baskets to bear out this assertion but gains should not fail to see our prices. To the 'yv some choioe specimous were hooked. willing to pay a good man. To the If tha weather holds it is probable See us for PAPER HANGING R ladies of Nelson we would say that this is a good •• good men they are willing to pay |8 n thnt this will bo an extraordinarily ^. opportunity to get your Spring and Summer Dress ft day bnt thev do not want to bind good senson, pievious reoords to the ^ Goods at a bargain. Here is a sample of some of themselvea to pay the same amount to contrary notwithstanding. and PAINTING of all descriptions. lenn tmpatle men. In Frnnk Tnuiblvn's window yester •••••• *m. our prices : day wns displayed a maguinoent Se DresB Goods that were 40c, now selling at 2oo. This is the only point which re- wreath which todBy will be laid on KK Dress Goods that were 86o, now selling nt 10c. niniua to be nettled. If tbe mine mali the oofHu containing the remains of \£ Dress floods that were ifl.lKl, now selling at U0c. ngers and minors oan get together nnd the lute Harry A. Gervan as a token 1F. J. BRADLEY & CO. 9R Dress Goods that were $1.2.1, now selling at 75c. from his lute comrades among the agree upon a settlement so fur aa the :K Hlnck Lustres, In plain and figured, tbat were 60c, now selling at 'Me members of tho Nelson Minstrels. The muckers aro concerned the pickets B Black; Lustre*, In plain and figured, tlmt were 7oc, now selling at 15c wreath was a beautiful piece of work, | Sign Painting. %T Colored Dress Ginghams, regular 20a goods, now selling al. l2J{o will be at once oalled from the roads composed chiefly of white flowers 55 Taney Boom Moulding at 2H Cents a Foot and Upwards. tjK Colored Dross Ginghams, regular 15c goods, now selling nt 100 leading tn tbe Athabanca and Granite with "The Boys" in relief in blue S Colored Dimities, regular 16a goods, offered at 10c. violets. mines and the manage ra of both prop KXXXXXSOSKXKXXtXXXXXXXXXXX! erties will he able to pnt all the men The order of the Board of Health re garding vaocinfltion hns led to qmte a to work that they require. The min 1 A. FERLAND & CO. rush, ou the part of the publio to the ers, however, insist upon a sonle simi doctors ol tho city to be inoculated PROCTER PROCTER 5 Elliot Block, Baker Street. lnr to tbut agreed to between the mine with tho virus, whioh operation iB sup posed to render those undergoing it, METAL QUOTATIONS. managers aud miners of the rjlocnn. and expressed the greatest admiration complete immunity from that dread for the woik done by the contractors. KJNew York, Mnroh 31.— Oopper, Arm ; disease smallpox. There are a great Tho interior of tho hank building is a brokers' (17.25; oxhoange, (10.75. REPUDIATE MR. MARTIN.- many, however, wbi have not yet oiedit to tho contractors and to the obeyed the official proclamation nnd it Lead, quiet; brokera', (4.45; ex Merchants' Bank of Halifax. Oity end Mr. Hillyer wns tho reoop- Nelson Liberals Decide Tbat They is tbo intent ion of tbe Bonrd of Health ient of many congratulations. The change. (4.ti7>£ to(4.3J£. Incorporated 1869. to round these up and see that every Want Nothing of the Hon. Joseph. work is tlio best evidence of the faot Loudon, Maroh 30.—Oopper closing. Capital PnlU-up, . - . $I.»K.".,«:O.«M» | Kelt, KI.; ' NELSON DAILY MINER. SUNDAY, APRIL i, 1900. nuamr - - ,rn safe deied to retire. Well we were on the BOAT RACE. edge of a ridge ("A" Troop) tlmt is my troop. We had our photograph Cambridge Wins from Oxford In the taken about twenty minutes before, by •••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••+» J. E. Amiable' 57tti Annual Contest. Mr an engineer officer, which included Pntnoy. EnK-, March 81.—The fifty- ^ UO YOU KNOW US? IF J WE SHOW THE NEWEST '.', Mr. Ward, three others and myself, so seventh annual tmat race between til • NOT, OEr TO KNOW US. • FASHIONABLE FABRICS. > j 9\ look ont for it in one of the papers. •••••••••••••••••• O'REILLY'S ••*-»••••••»•••••? oiews representing thH Universities of Well, things were very quiet for half til Oxford and Cambridge was rowed to Our stock comprises the most stylish, unique, ideal and tasty lines of DRY COODS and 9\ fieal Estate ni Wsm an hour, when a bullet came just over day, over the usual comse fiom Put LADIES'TAILOR-MADE GARMENTS manufactured. Several lines that are much sought Thompson's head and mine and we til ney to Mortlake and was won by Cam 9\ dared not show ourselves as two were after at this season can be seen at our store in variety enough to satisfy, and prices that make FOE SALE bridge. The two boats took up their right ou tho top of the hill looking til them quick sellers. (»» psitious at 1:50 p. m., and started at Lot on Baker Street, east of n„ out with spy glasses. Bnt these beg 1 :58. Cambridge promptly took tbe Queen's Hotel. gars crawled right np within 20 yards til DRESS GOODS SILKS 9\ lead. At Walrtetis, abont one mile from of all ot ns, and by Gad, tbe bullets 6-Rooroed House and Lots the Btart, Cambridge was two lengths til The range of popular-priced materials is the We are at a loss to know how to describe them, x oame round like rain. Then we heard 9\ ahead. Passing Crab Tree Cambridge strong feature of this department. Come and see for yourself. That is the best with lawn, garden, trees, eu., iii Major Carter shout out "Retire.' New French Poplins at 75c was 14 seconds ahead and off tbe sac til plan. 9\ good location. Thompson, myself and two others New English \\ hipcords at 75c. New French Foulard at $1 50. charine works the Light Blues were New Pearl Finish Coverts at $1 IK). were the last to leave. til New Blouse Silks at 75c. 6 Good Building Lots, only one leading by six length". At Hammer New Black Orepons at Jjil '15. New Black Peau de Sole at $1 50. • smith Bridge, less than one mile and til New Black .Satin at $1 25. b otk (rom school house. three quarters from tbe start the lead IN THE PHILIPPINES. PARASOLS 9\ CAPES 4 Lots, with Improvements, near of Cambridge had been reduced to five til 300 of them, including many strikingly novel Execution of Filipinu Loadors MoraleB 1^ Orera House. lengths. But the Light Blues main creations. We would say they wtro beautiful—entrancing aud Gonzules. tained tho lead. At the Lead Mills til Ladies' Black Parasols, 75c. 81 00, 1 25, to660. —but that is not enough to do them justice. Washington, March 81.— The execu 9} H-Room House and Lot, close In they were rowing 88 to Oxfords 34. Ladies' White and Colored Parasols, 81 00, Ladies' Fancy Capes at 85 00, 10 00. 25 00, 45 00. tion of Mooralos and Gonzales, the orly 1650, on easy terms. At the Doves, about one mile and til 1 50, 2 00. to 7 00. Ladies' Cloth Capes at 80 GO, 8 00, 10 00, 15 50. 9\ Philippine leaders, it is said at the Children's Parasols Bt 15c, 50c, 75c. Ladies' Frilled Capes at 820 00,2500, 85 00, 40 00. seven-eighths from the start the lead War Department, marks the inaugura til of Cambridge had been reduced to fonr Tailor-Made t-'uits, latest Btyles, at 810 00, 12 60, 15 00, 10 50, 20 00, 25 00, 28 00, 30 00, 35 00. 9\ tion of a new policy in the Philip FOK BEST lengths. But at Chiswick Church, Our business is daily increasing, and the foundation of our success is contained in one little word— pines. This is the exeontion of the til 9\ 3 Houses for Rent. about two miles and three-quarters VALUES. Try us. death sentence, by the order from mili- from the stait, the race had developed til taiy officers in command, in tbu cases into nothing mote lhau a procession. of persons, natives or others, convict As the Cambridge boat passed til ed and sentenced by military commis 9\ Thomeycroft's, neanug the three mile sions, organized nnder the rules of til See Annable post, tbe Light Blues led by ten 9\ war. Morales and Gou/.ales were con Martin O'Reilly & Co. langths. Oxford then began to show victed by a military commission of the til SJ10KB signs of distress aud at tbe Devonshiie 9\ mnrder of Filipinos and were sentenc Meadows, over three miles from tbe Houston Block, Baker Street. ed to hang near Bayan, March 80, and til Capitol and V. C. start, eleven lengths separated the 9\ the press dispatches from Mauiln show P. s. DRESSMAKINQ. Our new department. Satisfaction guaranteed. UNION MADE boatB. At Barnes Bridge, about three the ssntence wns carried out. No offi and a half miles from the starting cial report of the oase has beeu received place, Cambridge was forty lengths CIGARS at the War Office fi it is stated that ahead. Tbe Light Blues then eased off General Otis bas acted entirely on bis and won by about twenty lengths. Cabinet Cigar Store. own responsibility in tho nintter, un The Oxford crew was greatly distress der authority conferred by the Articlos ^-\d/ \*/ ni/ \^ n*^ \d> \*> \*/ i*/ \*/ vd/ \*/S\*/1*/1*/ i*> i*> i*/ v*> Vd/ n*/\*> \*J» Vi/<^ ed at tbe finish. The race was favored of War. by magnificent weather. The bright WE HAVE SOLD 75 ' OF ALL THE sunshine attracted immense crowds which, from an early hour, congregat WINDERMERE CORRESPONDENCE ed along the course, on steamers, in There is quite a flurry in Peterbor PORTLAND CEMENT, boats, on the bridges and on the build ougb town lots. Prices are firm at a ings overlooking tne scene. Every 100 per cent, advance. • FIRE BRICK and Auction Sale point of vantage was crowded, in spite Peterborough and Athalmer saw of the gem ml belief thut it would be mills nie working overtime. FIRE CLAY f To be sold, pursuant to a judgment of the a cue sined mniest Oxford won tbe W. S. Santo & Co., Peterborough, ^ Used in the Kootenay. Supreme Court of British Columbia, made in an toss and ono* the .••u.iey Station. The have filled their store with nndonti-dly crews (in! in ... 'i at 1 :.j0 p. ni. Cam •••• action, Firman vs. Macclesfield, with the approba tbe largest stock in the interior of tion of a Judge of the Supreme Court, by Mr. bridge finished very fresh and paddled British Columbia. past tbe stake l>oat at Mortlake thn Prospectors have already arrived -WE ALSO HANDLE- Charles A. Waterman, at the Auction Rooms of easiest of winners. Oxford, however, upon tho scene, and are preparing for Charles A. Waterman & Company, next door to came in for a full share of cheering. the prospeoting season which will not if Steel Mining Rails, Bank of British Columbia, Baker Street, Nelson, The official time wus 18 minntes, 17 open for some two months let. second j. British Columbia, on the The Ooiumbia River and Winder Blacksmith Coal, mere Lakes are now entirely free of ice. .Navigation between the main C. LETTER FKOM AFRICA. Sewer Pipe, Etc. P. R. line and this point bus already 11th Day of April, A. D. 1900, praotically commenced. Undoubtedly With the Life Onards at tbe •••• tbe town of Peterborough will catch Front. at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon, in separate par tbe mining trade on account of its Tbe following letter was sent to Mr. 1 cels, namely, Lot 3 in Block 5, and Lot 10 in Block geographical position ns all trails and H. J. EVANS & CO. Elwell of Foit Steele, from his broth 9, both in the City of Nelson, according to the roads conneot there. NELSON, B.C. er wbo is with the Life Oaards in The Delphine mine bas improved Official Plan. Sonth Africa: very ranch with the development now Strnmfoutein's Farm Camp. Expedi- going on, the ore house being full Particulars and conditions of sale may be had tioning Force.Son h Africa.—"This is with high grade ore, and a large the first chance of writing to yon since of Davis, Marshall & Macneill, Solicitors, Van amount blocked ont in the mine. Tbe leaving Cape Town. We had a week couver, F. M. Chaldecott, Solicitor, Vancouver, ore will be shipped to the Trail West Kootenay Butcher Co. at Maitlaud Camp, to recruit the Smelter in the near fnture. ALL KINDS OF and of Davis, Bowes & Ward, Solicitors, Nelson, horses.and then we hnd an awful three Extensive preparations are now be and of the Auctioneer at Nelson. days journey to DeAar and fiom theie ing made to develop the enormous Fresh and Salted Heats to Renshurg Camp. We were Beven showing of carbonate ore on the Paia- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL men in a carriage and some carriages Dated this 22d day of March, A. D. 1900. disc group on Spring Creek. had no places to sleep in, so we had to Arrangements are now made to de sit upright all through the hot night A. E. BECK, velop fully fifty properties as soon ns which was so wretched. Simply noth the snow permits. Fish and Poultry in Season ing to eat or drink,and things were so District Registrar. Everything points to a big rush of expensive, two shillings a small bottle MANAGER, for beer, three pence for a cup of proBpeotora and mining men the com E. C. TRAVES, coffee, and bread a shilling a smnll ing season. BAKER STREET, NELSON. loaf, but at last we arrived here about The Silver Tip is another property Orders by mail receive careful and prompt attention. three days ago. We have had a very that is showing np exceedingly wall rongb time; nothing to eat bnt salt witb the development now going on. */.£.*t£.it£tt£l£{£t(f.£Li££:**i.*.££*t:*£££££££trr£t£m*£ns bully beet and hard biBonits, and last Anothei saw mill is now being P. BURNS & CO. ereoted in the Yv..w4.J- of Peterbor \ Saturday we got some fresh meat, \ and a few hours' sleep. We bad been ough. S V JUST RECEIVED ont since - :H0 in the morning, got in S Finest Assortment of and finished about 11 :;!() a. rn. and got CHURCH DIRECTORY, s Wholesale and Retail Meat Merchants the horses put away and all had a s. SAVIOUR'S [BNOUBBJ CHURCH—Corner H CARPETS Wan! nnd tit Ilea 8tH. Sunday*: Holy Com \ •leep nntil dinner time, when at last munion 8 a. in.; and on the lit and 3rd Sundays S Biussels, Velvets, Tapestry, Axminster and All-Wool. in tho month after Mattins; Miiltin- ut 11 a.m.; V HEAD OFFICE NELSON, B. C. tbe grand dinner of stewed mutton Sunday School 2„'(0 p.m.: Kvensoiiff 7.30. Daily: s arrived. We all sat down and were Mattins at D.30 a. m. Thursday! and Saint's s RUGS Days.: Holy Communion 10 a. in. Fridays: \ fcg ••••«••• gaol just in tbe middle of it when we BVttUOOg (.30 p. m., followed by choir prac \ Smyrna, Teounueh. heard sneb a bang about a mile away tice. II. 8. Akohurst, Hector. Kred Irvine, s Geo. Johnstone, Wardens. V Branch Markets in Roasland, Trail, Nelson, Kaslo and a shell oame just over our tent CATHOLIC CHURCH -Corner'Ward and Mill s ART SQUARES and fell iu the doorway of a tent nf the •treats MM even Sunday at Hand 10.00 a. m s Maple Leaf, Knnatn, Vietor. Benediction at 7.30 p.m. Mass every week day s Sandon, Three Porks, New Denver and Slocan City. 2nd Life Guards. Up we all got iu a at 7.1.5 a.m. Hov. Father Ferland Hector. moment and then another one came PRMBVTHUAM UiiUHrif-Servicesat 11 a.m. AXMINSTER MATS and 7.1*0 p.m. Sunday School at 2.30 p.m. Orden by mail to any branch will have careful and protnot attention. and we all mounted in a minute,every Prayer mooting Thursday evening at 8 p.m.; s LINOLEUM Neal nnd Fancy Pattern. In 8ft. nnd 12-ft. widtlw ChriHtian Kndeavor Society meet* every Mon body swearing like anything nt hav day cveniiiK at 8 o'clock. Hov. It. Frew. s ing to lesvo nearly all onr good din Pastor. MKTIIOMHT CIIUKCII—Comer Silica and s ner. Well, the Boers pot seventeen Josephine Struct*. Services at 11 a.m. und 7.3* D. M'ARTHUR & CO. shells into onr camp. It wns a most n. m. ; Sabbath School, 2.30 p.m.; Prayer moot- V Hiker .Hid Wind Street* INK nn Friday evening at 8 o'clock: Kpworth *J77777777777777777771J}fJ})}}>}})7'fj},}yy>,77777777^ miraculous thing that there was no LeagueQ. K., Tuesday at 8a.m. ltev. John IF YOU SMOKE one hurt. The officers said it was ItooHon, Pimtor. HAITIHT CHURCH - Services mnrninK and aimply extraordinary. We were all cvoriinifat 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.; Prayor meet THE WM. HAMILTON MANUFACTURING CO. out, artillery, etc., in less than five ing A'ednosday evonltiK at 8 p.m. thu R V. SMOKE OUR CIGARS P.U. Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Strangers minntes, and we did not get hank nn en dially welcomed. Hov. C W. Ron, |PutOT LIMITED. •••••••••• tll 10 p. m. We had nothing to eat SALVATION ARMY—Survic n every evening at 8 o'cloch in barraokn on V olorl Htroet They are made in your midst, of the finest Hnvaia Tobacco. nntil next morning, and I hnd lo go \ tl mill, nt Kdgncombn In rhargo. Where j,'ood Cigars are sold they can be bought. ont nn pinket all th • night and go to The Royal Seal and Kootenay Belle. the field the next day. One has no idea LODGE MEETINGS. MINING MACHINERY Union made. of the hardships. We go for six or ^ggjL*, L °- O. F. Kootenas Ixxlge seven (lavs nt a time without taking Bft No. IB, moot* every Monday nlghl. •••••••• onr boots off, on gnard five and six ^^t^W** at their Mall, Kootenay Hfeui PETERBOROUGH, ONTARIO, Sojourning Odd Follows cordially Invited, rl.ru si i< -ini'M snd then sometimes we John Seoley, N. O. John A. McfUe, V. O. Kootenay Cigar Mfg. Co. all get pp lor about an hour or D W. Rutherford. Boc. Nelson Kncampment No, 7. Meet* every Snd NELSON, B.C. two von hear "Turn Ont" a- it lib Friday of eaob month, in odd PUHOWB' Hull, e-nhfl Maker wid KnOtfl &J -ir-'t- . I..,,., , nnd . n' yon CANADA. elffltt, A. H. <:.-III, r K <' P.J l». Mr \rti.uj O.i 1(1 ' amp i.. v Visiting brir hi"-, uliv..\ ~ welcome, • » -i > I 11- (II I-'H irn KT Knoi KNAY, I. u. K. Nu, iii M-et'tig- 2-d end 4tb I'hUrKlay, Knilurmtl ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THE CELEBRATED .1 \ Irui.g r. it W, it hhaw, it >. ...L POGUE... f fi KI,«I> Lti.L So IflHmesUifi the Mao Yon 1 • i, Il ih M en 'I IIUI'MII.) • \i i j],,, „i H HameBs and .)'••' .it VUtllng i for* norriUll) l-\lled saddlery paper Hanger, II rou • [I - n M w Cmwfo d. i: - Th« loading il.... OATS smack haek in m Wo ha an 11 w •tock. B«1 KMrtod•took I #0 • 1 ROLLED NBL80N LODGE, Nn. a. A. K. *• A n (ni narrow «q t .. fll.T '11 v. W M. m»Ot> - colnl Weill i-..t„\ I,, ,.,,, 1, on hiinii. ii.,, 11,H*. cm. Glazier, Painter. Etc A Un ot but niHli«i..Hii.|. , dm, Rlankiui, it.-ii-i B&K » lilp'. 11 • ii-ii.--.. OotQla Pplo - -i.li.fii.-'nrv C I! mil .,.. Chimney ^weeping, TK. n..t ti..t «.,.„ «., pi.s. T.k« M. ou..- !'"• »nril wid I,«kor 1 iliUUiuill , .iron''. 'Office. Ward St. opp. Opera House M*nuf«otured br the Binoknian-Ker Milling Co., Ltd. vVv. vycia nouse i Victoria, Vanoouvor, Westminster, Kdinoiilou, Ko»nlai.d, Nolson. ; /I '••#• «*••»-1