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ELECTRIC . NEARING THE TRANSVAAI. SITUATION EIGHT MEN SESSN
=-- CPERENT A CLOSE Has Changed But Little and only   DROWNED
Schooner.
THIRTY TONS 0E HAY;
Reduced to Ashes---All Be-,y
longed to Mr. J. H. hlyrick
of Tigilish. ‘I
Tlozusiz, Sept. 7.- (Special)- A
storm visited here on Wed-
morning at 9 o’clock. A barn
to Mr. J. H. Myrick. con.
thirty tons ot hay, was struck \
the electric current and burned to
ground.
About the same time the schr.
Charlie, Capt. Thos. Deslloches, also
by Mr. llyrick was struck and
a large hole was made in her side
thewater line. She has been
i1ll9..é.l!&!'»°° H”b9I=»~
Plan for Reinoving
Snow. I
Edisofs latest suggestion is that
1 can be removed from city streets
by melting machines,but by portable
power compressors, which will
upt ie snow in steel scoop buckets
squeeze it into cakes 12 bv 12 by12
in volume. which will be practi-
solid ice. Carts and men following
compressor can take up the cakes
tongs as they drop to the street,
Edison, and a market can be found
enough snow cubes to pay the inter- st
the cost of the machinery.
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CARRIERFS ADDRESS
Delivered, Closing the Case
For the Prosecution--La-
bori’s Demand.
RBNNI-ls, Sept. 7 --[Special] _Labori
today made a demand fer a commission
to take the evidence of 'Schovartze
Koppen and Panizzardi as they would
not attend the trial.
After deliberation the court disallow-
ed the request. This is looked upon
by anti Dreyfusards as a. condenation
of the prisoner.  g
Several witnesses were examined and
Mejor Carriers delivered his linal
speech forthe prosecution which was
Its understood the above attaches would
swear they never had relations with
GRAND DUKE MICHAEL. ‘
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The Russian riyal iafnily is descended
from Michael Romanoff. who was elect~
ed Czar in 1613. The present lz-r.
Nicholas II. had when he ceme t i the'
throne in 1894 two youug+r b:o.ners,
the elder of whom, the Grand Duke
Last
Dralms' ltangle beth governments. iii,
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Hope of Peace _About Disappeared -Boers
Moving to The Frontier-Natal Troops Ready
For A Dash into the Orange State--fSeven
Indian Regiments Get 0rders.
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characterized as a weak eration.. gg ¢g¢.n¢g¢¢ig;§°,,,_ , .ly ,_  A   ,lj
_The .rerdiet is expected on Qfhlondai- I Cape Tofii
regard the last liner reply  i7'evfa*ei`r`e
while others say it is intended to'_ es-
negotiations. ,-
The average opinion oi the
press is to regard it as a lali
matic camel. V
A correspondent at Petermaritzburg
says 800 Beers have left Pretoria,
which will break the bask ol the dipl.-i.
Lonnorz, Sept. 7 .-(Special)-.li the‘ca»pital ol the Transvaal, for Standerton _AI-BliBT0N», 361111- 7-(Special)--.’£w
Trausvaal situation has changed since lnear the southern border and declares ;C*1`!~‘1U9f 5_fBhillg"b0t\ts'arrivod in
Wednesday it ii for the W01‘S6- the Petermaritzburg (capital of Nutai) ..t°l\;.H4_l'b°f  the
The Boer’s request tor an explanation troops are ready fo mamh in gwo hom-3 Yhlch 1`¢P°1t th” *W9  `
Of t1'°°PS,°\1 31° f1'°°tl°1' can *°°1`°°15' on Bloomloutein,capital ofthe Orange l.t°C"“q“°t' RN' B" °°‘"°i°i“S _
be interpereted as anything but a. de- Ing Sq¢,1;=_ men' W3" bmkm “P 05 Klldlm
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5°”°°‘ - ' Itis understood "t,-at all the Trane- 7 mt nigh" 3' °' md th'
Both here and in Cape Town the “al aninsry has been called out ind 'fall met a   '
tension and arming continues; _lmibmghgn  t ,be "mp The I R
Wh°**'¢1' F1"°“!" '°¥\>i°°* m°°“P¢ -‘rits mess 1-eplyei in¢..'1‘mmsi
will afford relist is a question ol doubt. Erwin In _“grad `
'Ilan believe it has only put a limit
We
troops on the frontier.
Stan-A 8ept.,7-(Special)-_-Seven .re-
giments and three batteries od artillery
have been tsrmally warned to prepare
to lrava at the shortest notice for South
Africa _ ‘_
HOTEL BURNED
The Giiests Escaped-Loss, a Quarter Million
oi Dollars.
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Garden City Hctal on Long Island was
burned today. 'V
All the guests escaped. The less is
fi quater of a million dcl‘ars.
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GRANITDUKE siIcriAi~:L, HEIR 'ro ALL 'rin
RUSSIAS.
George was the Czarewitch, on he r to
the throne until his death, _which oc-
cur.d a few months ago. The younger
brother, the Grand Duke Michael, born
in 1878.whose portrait is here given, is
now ( zarewitch, which position he will
lose in case of the birth of a sou to the
Czar. Thus far Nicholas had three
daughters but no son.
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To Corea Headache in Ten 1| nutss Us e
Kuinlofl Headache Cure.
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Baking Powder ~
Madeirompure
creamoitartar. ff
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nova; aeirieio ‘ -~ _ nil! vola.
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New YoRK.Sept. 7 - (Special)-They
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Ciiicaeo iiAiuCsIs.
Cmcaeo, Sept. 7 .-(Special)- ~ The
following are the closing rates: '
Sept. wheat. 701; corn, 81%; oats
21§:,pork, 8.20.
Dec. wheat., 71§;corn. 29; oats, 20A;
pork, 8.8%. "
. May wheat. 74i; corn, 29i; oats,
2211 pork, --. ~
THE WEATHER.
WAsniNG'roN, Sept- 7-(Special)-
\Varmer with freshpnortiieily to easterly
winds,
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Aus0LU'rELr unshrinkable. HALI1-‘Ax
IN. S. Having sold your Stanfield’s
Unshrinkable Underwear during the
pa»t (our years ai d worn it for two
years past I have no hesitancy in saying
I believe it the best heavy underwear in
.the world.
It not only retains its elasticity and
softness-being pleasant to the wearer
-but after the severest test has proved
Absolutely Unsbrinkable. It is a plea-
sure for me to recommend Sta.niield’s
to anyone wishing a healthy and dur-
able garment (Signeo) W. Y. Ken-
nedy. Clothier. Jas. Paton & Co.
above ‘ir ind
_Guy and others ea Thursday next.
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f Fires a Barn, Strikes a§Verdict in Dreyfus Case For the WUTSC- ,mm Fishing B031 of of um Marmmc C
Expected Monday. . l l Kildare Calm Convcnm
--- BOER ARTILLERY   CALLED 0UT| . ___ ___
FROM CARAQUET, N. B. GREETINGS
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Boats Poimded to Pieces~-_E Political and other
Two Bodies Have Been Discussed-Next
s Recovered. D In 1901
boats wereauchored ol
'not tar  ehoré and
the 
ni-@-*ni-_-on
_Minors wo( they tree-lor~all
Chatham a Iew deg_sjo. She isa
racer. Walt till s meets Warren
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Anewshoesometimesehatssandblisters. ‘
F00'I‘ELMmakesbad ntttng shoes com-
fortable. It cures sweaty feet and renders had
iuelligoteetkswoes and wholesome. At
Dmir nes, ots.abox it i8 powders.
Bets. atDruizStoresorpos=ye8aidtromM.8.
S1‘0TT& JURY. Bowman te lit.
-_ £ -» 4' - t» ""1 1
’w°Am~ED _re Parents s wa E
hand Hot Water furnace small size Appl;
toG D. Longworth. ' Siw
SALE-A BARGAIN -The nremises on
Sydney Street, east, at present in possession
o Mrs. Thomas McCabe A portion ot pur
ehase may remain secured on premise
lowliiterest. Apply to Mr A. A. McLean
Solicitor 8d1i _
lt.
Apply to Mrs. A McPherson, Kin E uare,
Kent street Seilittl ti’
WANTED -A ood steadyxboy about fifteen
or sixteen years o age who as had some ex-
perience in takin mire ot horses and cattle
and gi nerally use ul about a house only a.
GUARDIAN Oifice Ch town Sept. 5 tt
WAN 'rim-A lagly for light omce work--Ad
dressPOBox4 Au|r30tt
TWU young men can find comfortable board
and lodging at Mrs. J. A. Alley s Upper
Great George St. 293ieod Se wli.
' WANTED-A maid servanipipply to Mrs
Watson, Esplanade. dy-f
RO( 'MS to let over the Peoiiifs Music Sf- re
G reat Geo.St. Appl.\ to D. az millan. 23 it
t‘0~Lttl 1'- rua siutti-ern unit of one Lane Unis
Justice Paliner’s House on Queen Street
Rent moderate. Applyto Mrs. E. Palmer
Queen St. or FI. Jam-is alma' Ch”l’nwn Wm
T0-LET.-A house on Euston street. oon
tai in ine ro ms, with hath, sew
|110!!! ` l5,'llGI .
given uly Bret. May Nt!
‘ WAMED.-A gmc some saw. (ma
dread btothe ht A
gms yin rig man, mgtta
' Exrnicss awaoosis ron saint.-
i ser ii mme:
WANTS, LUSTS, FOUNDS ETC
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opened up yesterday (2) cases ot the.
haser. listf.
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5 ""1 2 1. I '
of all kinds of ._ ., |-
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sch I 5  515'# , ‘ -"
oo upp CS , I , They remove the
Nm” Ready*  I I ` ' A 1000 people to pay :their accounts' » furnished June 30th-_ :ge :Smeg and
X  -  We want a.  amount of money forS_efpt. lst. g A ,
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f   ---D. A.-B,RUoE, iirmi iioogf
iutheohair
ablyanswe
with a quiet
by Rev A. A-H3301:
1 A denominational rally at S a.
was a most interesting
which Rev A 0 Crews,
llr Dr Borden and others took
In the afternoon lt was
hold the next Maritime Convention
Some able addresses on
issues were delivered by Dr
and Mr Shaw and the
closed this evening
‘ There were 115 delegates in
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WAN FED -A rl for general house wor _
Men s
Rubber
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tabl d ohh N g
s-e_a.n con ouse..§v3[occupie%v
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Heated with hot water. Electric lights etc.
Mr F J t. A l t Hr
li. grae ppytS%ap Works Posseseiegi
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