fSlA1ll€rGsr¢.Af°»1° in "Sed

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_ture of; the trial was the

liens' sprjhgs. which awed- li.

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July I7-_-\§_?ii.|h' the observance

:pl-tviigegwtsslgprlvacy hfétfdume Firomklna .yup is __ rea an .tranche wnsniusa

_f _fihsinboh ex~prs@ect~of police and

'nh in Hoy inndean -stkeinpkttc murder

Succeed In An

I Z

‘~ilad Attempted

But Did '

hanged at sunset loday. '

The authorities made every effort

during the past fortnight to persuade the woman to plead forthe mercy ol the Emperor, but)-his she 'ob~t.inatsiy refused

ISASHEEESPS

i. _.i.u, __ A

f Oli lilo lsl .nd

' iAll»”nr»

Mouoros, July 23°-inet the _ first

motor car- turned out ot t el. 0. R. shops is a decided success `was demonstrited’ by the toot which was conoluiled yesterday afternoon. As stated in` lust evening‘s Transcript, the our had ioistop ut. Hum- phrey! for repairs io the springs, and whentlidse ‘were completed. proceeded nnutgrjohpneyw Ptidu Clfene and re~ tu‘|2|';,‘reaching‘Moncton about half-past l_tii1`o*o’olock last evening, aftera viry csidfsciarv run.

Tho' trip” was not made to demonstrate

the- speed possibilities oi' tho* car. but principally to test lhn bearings. These we fouhd to be ricot, and the only

' ' ‘cliche-long dslny at Iiusgplzreyf Thttllieur possesses speed, uovnv lrsisnoslhsdrrl-vu svslwm Psi",

is n f ab u

T' $h%T:§f_::°g;:s c[;:rcTl°,°ln _fanny

V; A Commonwealth premier. speaking at a

reception given in his honor in the town

HHSSIAN TGENIHS

' ' he had witnessed during his visit. io

_ '___ ` England on the Imperial Conference vras - ‘the channel fleet off Portsmouth.

MadG a wonderful The lines ofthe sea moncsters, grim,

Y nrey and ominous, tho throng of torpedo

.1 f =" ' _ ‘

and Pfasented N0 blots, the flights and darting destroyers

, ’ - with this and other fleets represented

fha Gzafs scores of millions of British money and

‘ _,centuries of training and prestige.

_ magnificent and had an oipen pulrse. All

_ » Imperial' defence rests on t 0 llilvy.

28' 1;|,3Miz,°: though the navy is not all ln Hn- KMM, ,ho 'perlal defence. The dominlons must no ‘ - ' be nlggardlyin-thciroutley.

i'|1E'l;bTiT;:DE1Ti‘::. '_‘Til°Y WEN D05 h°°°ml“8 U`°°h°]d'}"» _ Tha above is an exact illustration of The Guurdian's Bicycle Trophy to be

mouths* and ,`:;":l;';:T“‘T?:1l3:f_"Ep§;;;|'biz'nw H35 competed for three years. It stands 20A inches high and has but to he seen to

“mah Tzzllpdmlltuatidu ailfllibvlw Ml0ih¢i‘. Wm' bcndmired. Thc coursels slateen.mllcs as already outlined in these ‘L th, the watchword,"Ali'far each and each commas. ,

»Pn'rensnnno,

rl-osived at named

b! I

ooppef'

in construct-

RATES

with considerable freight, including four

James Welsh. Fish is reported' very

At Balloram the average catch rnadc bv

duinlnlr. St. Pierre fishermen report that exiellentcatohes are heing made on the

brake, and the shore fishermen 'nf' that* island say the harbor teams with squid,

glass are “ii”

are more

-ll noni iiuil llussills nn ` nnni inn

nsi il si. nn lilliiii Pill

in making N16 . ---

4. hr

Y )

lllTS HE EISH

n_l__i_i|rnns

Sonic o_f._Si. Pierre Fleet Have

Calches of 1,500 Quin- 1 tale.

Nonrnsrnser, N. S. July 28.-The

steamer St.Plerra Miquelon arrived in port at half-past. tvi oyesterdav afternoon with fifteen passengers. She proceeded ooSydney to load coal and will' leave North Sydney at eight uoloolr tonight

hun`<lred'l.usheis of potatoes, shipped by

plentiful on the banks of Newfourdlnnd.

the vessels is about llfteod hnndnd

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SHIM EHEY LINE

Mnonounnrt, July 23.-Mr. Deakin, the

hall by the Australian Natives Associn

"London, despite its mssuitude. ww

.roean."'. ‘ ' - A'

ST. JOHN, Ju‘y Zi.-Davlrl Ritchie, of

_,___-1-new 'J.E. Wilson andCumpany's foundry here. MW, an-,ated °n me gi;-get is siizrlm t and

is in a quandury. Married when v0\lDR. is won ai who h-va loen suercct d of

hi” "Th wmt °w°y mm” twenty 7'5"' belonging to the mi||tur_v organization of

` ' . IRG llld |10 |\¢|1l'd l°l11° TMI WGN 561° social ravolutionlsis. On searching thrm

that 911° "I9 ‘kid “mi EW m°"E°d, :ho police foundplnns ofboth the Tsnrkoe-

T0 _

flanged at Moscow

Hill ll_illilllll'5____ '_ ,_ f

-uu-

°lN_fear Ellirance » to

[Sl>ncrAr. Br Ganesh] 0'r'rAwA. July 25-Within n. block of the

,entrance to Rideau Hallgrounriathere was

1;, ¢°_' ` l._` dieastrous iire th's morning.

' The iessis estimstefrat from $250,009

to $ii{l0,iXli) partially covered by in»ur- ance.

The greater part of the property belongs to the W. O. Edwards Co Ltd., thc EM wards Sash and Door Factory, pinning mill, library bureau of Canada, and a fac-

.iory in which the lddwards Co. is is large-

_ y .'Ritle`ou

TA' Destroys Prope

7' T Edwards’ Companypand 0th-

ihelnenfciwrofmlliioaiprlsons here was

Grounds Senator

riy

ly interested and several piles of valuable

lumber. E T 4

BlackburuandRussel's mica warehouse,

the W. 0. viidwards main ofllce, a hotel, No. il fire st`tion and the grocery more

of J. Neale w&re ull wipediout. '

It is estlm ted thai. about two million

f-:et of lumber has been burned. Senator Edwards places the loss of his

firm nh nearly $430,050, on which there is about $20‘,000lnsurnnce.

S1‘.Pa'r|msarmo,Ju|v 23.- The police

-- again. Aiew dnys¢¢0 Will" li' "°|'k he 'Galahad Peterhof palaces, and maps of 1” Wil Umfiied by ° VE!" 'nm' M” mst WU' Si. Peter and St. Pnul forlresses and the

and now there are complications. ,SN T feriresses ni. Kronstadt,and apaper show- hos been ia Boston, and says sh" 'u"\8 ing the disposition of troops In Si. Pavers- pere onlyio see her son,whowss.. i. oe bm.;-b.."°»,,_,_ Tm, ,,,,||,,,, |,,.||,.,.,, M., when she left, but now has a child of his M" “Wed |,, ,he bud ,~m0|_y,¢¢- ,pp mm, own. She says she WlilN¢‘"° T'° B°°'Eoa the Emperrfs llic.

ton.

"NTSTTMlTT,HN EIEHTNN

V Bggrgu 'ENE EAHSTHATEH

__¢_¢

WBT: which

B n Niki

lblilllllo

roczttfog drrlvirl S ln and Pr-terhuf Psisneigmapsl of the i'nl`ear from Oops Sr. Peter and St.. P¢_ui fortress and' the

_, _ . . -

gust by che French ,for r-‘es M C'°',il"\~i¢\ *mi '\ D*‘D°"{ _

to New York, showing the dlsrorltion Lf troops In the (SPsc\sr.By Canal] 'U' Ff‘W°."° OW' ST' Peumhu" MTTNNT The hp°l"uT 'l`nnnN'r0. July £3-Souiherl! winds.

_ I If I it _ ,

-n:"::":“I;“§' A::;1|`:::E;_“,:::tnhT|: 9:, ,`;,p::»E ‘ partly fair today but generally unlettled

Er. Plrsrueoao, July El.-Thr! D°|ivl_ `

|\rr¢alrri'a aiufléh`r,n youf\|r'rnnn id fonlx snap.-u‘nrl of belonging io ii/.ry `or|t_Mlltotic`n of the social lirnisie. On' searching him thu

polic~fonnd plnmr of both' the Tsnrskoe

_ SHIEE HETIHES

Would Noi be Responsible for Defending the Eastern Frontier.

1’/mu. July 23.- I'.n~ls was startled

Snlur-my by the announcement that F|unce's forehiost- milltatry commander, Gm. lingron, had resigned. Although uiiiciully only an ord nary memlvr of the wh- ciunen, een. usp.-‘isa rnmilce the functions of tho vice-president of that body, a post niwnys carrying the command of Liu- armies in tha flelrl in the event of war. ilu would thus hevhe eventual com- rnanrlel-in-ciilel. _

Tha- reason ni his rt tire nent li Parlia-

rnnntfsrieclsron. shorlly before the close of the session. to interpr..-ttbe Two Years Servieeiaw so as to release part of the troops before the next contingent joins the colors in the fall. As a consequence. tha army strength has been reduced to ah;ui. 150.000 men since July ls.

TH F. WEAT HER.

_ EA

NEW llElHNSiNlSK

MAH PllllM[lTEll

British Columbia. Sits for Vancouver.

` [SPECIAL Br C.\1n.E.]

Victoria, il.~ C. July 25 W J Iiovr ser, K.

C,scnlor rneniber for the cllyofVancouver, was sworn in ns Attorney General ycster. day.

Hs was formerly of fiexton, N. li.

'I The position was vacant for some time.

llllllll ANTI-

SHAETESPEESHES

Prrrsnuim, July 23-Six thousand

speeches delivered simultaneously in 2,000 cilies, towns, villages, and country- sides in Pennsylvania' on the text “Thou Shalt Nor. Steal" is the programme arranged here tolay by W. J. Brennen on behalf of the democratic light for thc state trensurershlp. A day in August, to be announced later, will he chosen for this outcry.

It.s the desire of the denaocrntfo

organization to muke a striking issue of thel stutc capital graft- exposure. Under 'the republican administration the alrite err-cteda new capitol build- ing at Harrisburg whlch‘ oust. about 89,000,000 more than it should huvs cost

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STEAMEH lIEiASHEll_

nn slinsurini

Wrunson, Ont., July 235-Nottwo miles

from the dock on her flrrt trip on theL-iire Huron route the passenger steamer Flora came into collision ` with T a earldsucker opposite Wullrcrvllle lust night. and returned to port in n sinking condition herstem badly twisted. Sha is now at her dock at the foot of Bates Street, with n canvas patch on her side in' hopes of keeping her off the bottom. '

The Flora carried a large loud of

package freight and I5() passengers.

After the wreck the saniisuoker kept

on her wayin spite of hails from the injured vessel. A panioljensuedxnmong the Flora’s passengers, hut was qulsied by the crew distributing life-preservers. Thu Flora had recuntly been refltted nt. considerable expense. The damage will be heavy. l E

HAVE A SHHIJSE

AGAINST THE JAPS

Bneir, July 2)-The Japanese squad ron is expectedio reach this port tonighi. This delay in arriving is generally attrib- uted here to tho desire of the Japsnew commander to make ns short nl possible tho lime their the American and Japsnase warshlps will in together in the harbor, in ordcr to reduce the chances of any un- toward incident. between the sailors.

The sailors from the American cruisers

\Vashlngton and Tennessee, nuvv here seem to holfi some grudge against the Japanese on nccouct. of n fancied grievance amiarnestown. and there hun been some threatening talk in the c‘\¢_rs frrqusnterl by the American blue jackets.

Rem-Admiral Siockton, in command of

the American vrsseli, has decided in grunt. no shorc irnvo after the Japanese arrive.

The American officers are preparing to rest the Japanese visitors 'with great om-rilaiity. They will be shawn every courtesy and entertained at dinner on board the American iisgehlp. ,

Persons sending advertising matter o The Guardian are requested to state whether same is to appear among Classified eds. liusinass locale, Announce ments or among regular display advertise- mentn. When no such information is furnished the management will not be held responsible if ad does not appear where desired.

To be Aliornnv General of

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[Srl-:<‘n\r. BY C.\nl.r:l

Sr. C.\'rnr:nr:~‘r;.~a, July 25-The wind and

electrl`e_sl‘,orrn of last night was one of the worst in years.

Trees were blown down and it is report

ed that a good lot of unripe peaches und apples were blown oil' ihc trees.

li ispberry bushes were damaged to a

large extent.

Campers along the lakes here had ients

blown down and out to ser. so high was

Frm; e rsnnlstn STORM

. IN ONTARIO

The Electrical. Disturbance Near St. Catherines Was 'i.`he Worst in Many Years-Much Ripe Fruit is Re- noried to be Lost.

the wind, and rain fell in a perfect deluge,

ln the neighborhood of St. Thomas the

storm was at its worst. '

liiirldlemarcb. especially, was greatly

damaged, several buildings being de- mollshel by the hurricane. A

The Iroiiuois hotel barn was blown over,

the loss being $2.000.

The gable ofthe Methodist Church was

blown off", and the whole front demolish- ed.

nnin Ani

is siiviuni

The Merchant of Venice Well

House

The despicable lusl. of iz fl-l mul the con- temptlble nature oi the usurcr Shylocln whoui Sllakespvnrc larumrle famous in The Merchant ol Venice, were portrayed with fidelity lust. night by Mr. Ryan. l 1 his hands the character di the Jew lost nothing by his interpretation-the master dramatists, genius being mule understand

able to the audience in n way which won their admiration and .api l \u e.

There is one handicap from which the

representation suffered That; is lnclr of space on the stage-ahefect that was par-

however was lost sight of in the uiasterly work of Mr Rvln. who on the stage ir- cussed all attention. The grep* play went smoothly, the dlfferentoharactels fiurlinsr capable exponsnts;whilc the oihrr prin- cipals-Portiu, Bussanlo. Antonio, and Nerisea were most charming rcnderers ofthe nies assigned to them.

The sweetness and ten/‘lcr ilrncc of

Portia (Miss (lclleticl. e.s|n:cial'y in the casket scene, wore an example lor female lovers, and her rleclainutlon of the splendid passages which adorn her part was such as to charm the enr and gratify the appreciative faculties of herhearess. She was matched most admirably by Bnssnnlo [Mr. Bowen] whose finejvolce and presence mods: him a worthy Bussanlo. Nclissu also and Antonio suffered nothing lu their render- ing, and Gobbo deserves special mention. The other characters were oapably maln- tuined and the general result was nn cnlavement such ns isjseldom [presented in the Oper.. House Tonight Mr. liynifs company give The

Vagnbond King, n play of an entir<ly different clues to any they have yr-i. appeared in here. but one which will appeal irresistibly to the popular taste.

AHSTHAEIANSA

WlN AT TENNIS

Brooks andWlldlng Take the International Trouhy at London.

Lonnolv, .luly 23.-The Davis cup, iha

international trophy, has passed into the hands of Australasia. Norman E. llrooks, Austrnlnsln,nnrlA.F.\\'iIdlng,Australaelu, defeated the English defenders of the cup at \Vlmbledon today In three out of four single matches, as against one double and one single match io the credit of A. Gordon and ll. Roper Buvrer, who repre- sented the United clubs. There was' in- tense cxnitement amongihe players tl is afternoon , when George, defeating Wild- ing,'mncle the score two points all. The hopes of the Englishmen retaining the trophy, however. were quickly dlspelleri when Brooks 'md Burrow came together for the lnsi play, the rubber game. The Australasian had matters all his own way from the start and never gave his oppon- ent a look In. ____

CHICAGO MARKETS.

[Sonoran ur C/isr.n.l Cmmmo July ‘Z-1, 1907.

Iuly Corn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 51|, " Wheat...... U3 “ 1‘or\r...__ ._ sion.-. ‘ eptCorn___... . . 50;' 3 Wheat

Presented in The Opera ‘

ticularly noticeable ln the trial scene. This i

The above is an exact illustration of The

(`.unr¢llan‘s silver trophy to be won on points by the best all round athlete for three yarns. It stands twenty-two inches high.

EHS ElllLllWS HEAT IN NEW YUHK

N1-:\v llmuc, -luly 23-After two days of

lnlcnsc hunt and of high humidity from

-which the stifling nights aiTcrded only

slight relief New York and Ils environs were today wrapped in wetand blinding fog lierrybosts bringing in thousands of oillce and shop employees, were pol rl ucross the buy and rivers, oc;-nslonnliy bustling one-another but with no scrlous re~ult.s. While the pall of fog hung heavi- csta steam lighter crashed into tha Pennsylvania Railway ferry boat “Balti- ruore" which 'was crowded with incoming passengers., Beyond scaring the nervous passengers litilo damage was (lone. 0fT Sandy lioolr three big liners were wailing for the fog to llll. and make it safe for their pilots to bring them up ihe crooked channels. 'l`ney were the “Lumnin," on which William Flfo the yacht. designer, is n passenger, “Ln Ssvolc" and the “Celtic."

WHL SEEK NEW

THIAL EHH HAH

K/mpsnnme, Germany, July 23-Tha

elwitementovrr thellau 1-me is subsiding. The people, however, continue to crowd the newspaper offices to buy pamphieu issued by the press whioli contain a ru l report of the proceedings. The rioting of lnatalght subsided as soon as the crowd had been driven from the v cinity of tim Court House to the more remote streets. Those persona who were taken into cue.- ody during the disorders were discharged this morning.

Relatlvea of Hou who attended the tri .l

in large numbers have reoelved tins verdict ofthe oourt with resignation. Ii; did not come as a suprise to them. In fact: the overwhelming or umstantial er _ dents had lad them to expect lt.

An appeal oizainst the sentence of death

to the Supreme Court will i».- lodged win, the proper mn,horii.ies in n few fl..y,_ If the deci~Ion in Adverse iire ci e will bg remanded to Karlsruhe for reirinl.

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