The Ashburton Guardian.

Vol xxi. No. 5664

Ashburtou : Tuesday, May 20, 1902

Price - One Penny

Revolutionary Movement in Russia.

CHARGES BY THE POLIOS

MANY PEOPLE WOUWDBD

The following account of the disturb ance in St Petersburg on Sunday, Ma rob. I6tb, way telegraphed by th« correspondent of tbe Times :—

The Nevsky Prospect, the main street of St Petersburg, was today tbe Bcena of disrurbaaces similar to those which occurred here a year ago and created such a painful impression throughout Karope. For many weeks a revolu tionary demonstration has bean ex pected to take place in.the Russian c« pit a!, bat the precautions tak'.n by the police were too thorough and the date'had to be postponed from week to week. The manifestation which oe carred today was arranged by two

Committees acting in co-operation, one

consisting of students, the other of wotlcmen, Many thousand proclama tions were secretly printed and dis tributed, inviting ail who joined

in the demand,,for freedom of speech,

freedom of the press, freedom of asso ciation and the person, to assemble, ia front cf tho Kazan Cathedral at noon to-

day. Many of the proclamations were printed go as to resemble theatre postern and pasted on the walls, Notices were ucDt to the officers of the troops quartered in Sc Petersburg informing them that there would ba a demonstra tion and requesting them not to order their soldiers to fire or to use cold steel. The demonstration, it wag added, would be a peaceful one, anil was designed only to make the Government acquainted with the de mands of the people; there would be no attempt at rioting, and it was hoped that the soldiers would not attack nn~ arrued and defenceless people. In con clusion, the officers were urged to follow the example of the Dtscabrista (the young officers who made an abor tive attempt to secure a Constitution on the death of Alexander I.) About uoou large crowds began lo gather on tho JNevaky Froßpect, and attempts w: rs rv.ade at a demonstration. The pol-ce had, however, been collected in, (great force at every available spot, «nd rfuceeeded in foiling the efforts of the d> uiouatrators, Whenever a red flag waa seen, a ravolutionary cry heard, or the people observed to collect together, THE POLICE MADE A CHARGB/ striking right and left with drawn swords. t At first they used the flat c£ ;heir wfiapoa3, bufe as they became more excited they struck ruore wildly. VV^ry inuiy people—men, womeo, and child ran—wore wounded, and thare can bo little doubt that 6everal were killed. $io resists,! Os waa made by those aUaeked, and order was restored .at .the end of a couple of hours. The most important aud significant feature of the disturbances w&s the promiueat part played in them by workmen. A» whs this case at Moscow, Kitff, Odesaa, and oiher pUces whero riots hive oc curred, the working men have made common oaase with tho studenU; Large numbers ot students and olhen suspected of revolutionary tendencies nave been arrested and sent out of lha

town during the last; few days, and rnai.y more were arrested today. The revolutionary movements however, does not seem to have attained such dimen sions ia St Petersburg as in other parts of Sussia. Disquieting reports are received here almost daily from varioaa parts of the coon try. It is stated on good authority that soldiers who were ordered to fire on some strikers belong* ing to the small arms factory at Tola flatly refused to do so, and mutinied when the officer in charge attempted to secure obedience by catting down one of the ton commissioned officers. One q£ the Oroimriioc regiments is said to have been removed from Moscow, as it could uut be trusted to fire on the t people in Cisc of need. Kostcfl^ on the Don, has been the scene of a great demonsiration, which passed off peace fully, aa the police were not strong enough to interfere with it. But per haps the MOST SIGNIFICANT OF ALL THE DISTURBANCES ,is that which occurred at Poltava ! about a fortnight ago. Poltava » a small peaceful place-of no particular importance • situated in the south west, not v«ry far from Kieff. Ifc con tains no University and no facloriflg, and is one of tho last pltces in Russia to bo expected to join ia such a move ment. .'Yet a couple of weeks ago there was » disturbatce in the Theatre. p During tho darkened scouo in the pUy "The Power ol Darkness " criea of "Long live TolBioi!" and "Down with Depotism!" wero raised, and revolation ury proclamations were distributed »mong the »udience, Many arrests wertfrntde^nd those »rreated were taken to prison. Bat here they succeeded in winning over the prisoners and oauaing a riot. The warders were over power ed, and »11 succeeded iv making th«ic escape after breaking wiodowe and doiog other damage.



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IitMNtSS NOiIOBS MbS J. AUiUSI, VI7TFK of J Auton. Rubber, Tuiro »T Stivet, Ohristcha-ch, says:— 4! %ish to tf>3«ify toth? I? ■ ■wUhat Plantskoa Oivtmknt ( he mlgh-y hc^lnsr) haa dom for v . M> boy bad i* eericus f&l!, and burst his knee. I took him fco a d ctor bot it still gob worse aid a large lump formed below the knee qaite hard He could nob walk or pac his foot to the ground- I toik him 10 the country, but he gos so b<jd I decided lo bring him home again. My friends with whtm I stayed advlstd me to try Plantek'.a Oint caent. which I did, and after applying it fur a few day*, the hard lump disappeared, and my boy was able to go to school «nd he is now splendid i might j-oy than my boy was bad for shrte months before I used Plantekoa Ointment and ONE BOX cured him. Yours sincerely, Mks J. Auton. FOR CYCLING SHOES GO TO H, p*iniiell ' Bootmaker & Importer, 90 and 95, Manchester Street, Christ church CJjcliHg", 1$ mining. Tennis,^ And everj deecriptidn of Athletic Sh eg made to order and in stock Write for inßtruotions for eelfm a^aremeot FIT GUABANTEED CHEAP MONEY CHEAP MONEY IN SUMS OF ,£IOO to 4010,000. ; /COUNTRY, CITY, AND SUBURBAN -FKEKHOLDS j AT 4$ PJJB 08ST. Terms of repaytnoot of the most liberal chiraotor, which can tie ascertained on enquiry; For forms of application apply to th c Dibtricb Manager Government Lifo losart ance, Ghriatohuroh. J H RICHARDSON, Government lasuranoe Odmro'siiocer. FARMERS, HARVESTERS, AND THE GENERAL ■ PUBLIC, Fleask Take Notice That GKOHGB biriHEELAND HAS takan ovar the BUiriteasing Parlour and {'objiooouiat Shop N£XT EMPIRE UOl'rL, HIGH BT«EET» CHRIsTCBURUH. INV33IMENX SOOIETY. r OANB GRANTED FA 0 U and upwards, at current fates Fall Particulars on application. Oflfioe —Tanored SfcraeU Office Hours—9,3o a m tili 4pm Firsb Tuesday la Month— 9,50 a, m till 4 p m t and 7 bill 9pm ALBERT ROBERTB, " Maniger ROSS 1 ANTIDOTBJ & OINTMENT* THE GREAT BERB4L BBMEDY FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD fg following unsolicited Testimonial X by a gentlsman well known In Ash' button, speaks for Itself :— Maeteitbn, Augasb2B,l9ol Ross Antidote Company, Dear birs,—l feel 16 my duty to give yon this enclosed testimonial in favor of Ross Antidote for purifying the blood; I have been a great sufferer for many years from ulcerated stomach indigestion, etc. My iife was a perftcb | misery, and I was almost a wreck, I grew tired of ti-ylng different) medical men and remedies, of which I had tried almost | every known one but years, and one day gome eighteen montha as?o a gentleman cama into the shop where I was employed. He reraaiked ' tlack you look very ill (and yoa may depend I wasj. He added—Will you take some medicine if I procure it ; I replied i will taka anything He brought mo a bottle of your Antidote and I took it accordingly as directed and to my delight I legan to get well and after takiug three large bottlea I was a nsw man—thanks to your great discovery I always keep it by me, and find a few dostjs occasionally keep me in perfect health, and I wish you the succesa wich it that such a medicine merits. You can make what use you like of this.—l remain yours, etc, J H Pauling, Maeterton May be obtained from Mbssks Fletcher Bros and Shearman Bros, AshburtonJ J. W. Malcolmson, FARMERS' AGENT, ARCADE, ASHBURTON, £AM A BUYER OF MEAT AT Fairfield Freezing Works. Also,— WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, & PEAS, Oa Trucks ABhbnrton or Country Stationß Agent for North Queensland Insurance Company (Fire and Marine.) 2 188 JUST FANCY — Mellor's Zealandia Boot Store is selling Ladies Good Leather Shoes at 6s 3d. I cannot make It out how Mellor can manage to give such wonderful value for so little money for yon always getfthe jery best boots or shoes ab Mellor'a



BIMNK6S NOTIOKS , Nr.W ZEALAND INSURANCE OOMFANY Established, 1859 I 'Capital—One Million TBE Premier ami Wealthiest Colonial Company Noted for Promptness and Liberality Paid Up Onpital and Reaerres, £400,000 Fire and Marine KUka, Also, Risks on Growing drops, Threeh>ng Machines, &c, accepted [at Lowest Current Kates KICOLL~~BKOI3. Agents FAT LAMBS AND SHEEP. TO THE farmers of asbbortoim AND , Siirroimdkig District. €T£7 B Have pleasure to notify that we will be BUYING either by the head en the farm, or at per 1b in the Factory, at TOP MARKET VALUES throughout the coming season, mCOLL BROS. ASHRURTON- T H Unkbiu, E Undbim. T H UNDBUJj & CO FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS AND IMBALMERS. tBANORED STREET, ASHBURTON BVBRX BBQUISXTB ON HAND, Polished Coffini a Specialty A Choice Aesertmeot of Artificial Wreath Sfcook. Private Address, Peter Street, directly behind Oddfellows' Hall jalse care of Mr T, Andrewß, Easts Belt WILLIAM WOOD & CO., MERCHANTS, 139 HEREFORD STREET OHRISTOHUBOH. /"I ASH Bayers of SHEEP and LAMBS for Freezing. Agents for John fowler and Co, (Leeds Limited, Traction Engines, Eto, f Ruston & Proctor, Limited), Thrashing Machines, Eto, ASHBURTON OFFICE, The Arcade. Representative in attendance every TUESDAY and SATURDAY. 1 147 0. PANNBLT.', 1 TAILOR AND MERCER, 127 Manchester Street, Christchurob, HAS a Choice Assortment of Suitings i suitable for the season, Chesterields sad Oovert Coats a specialty. Samples seat to any Address. Gentlemen's Mercery of ever description, and the LATEST FASHIONS IN STOCK. LiFt "XT IS THB IJj I BEST IS BE T STARCH USE NO OTEEK Procurable from all Grocers and Storekeepers v throughduli the colony Manning & Oo's NEW SEASON'S BOTTLED ALES AND STOUT. IN QUARTS AND PINTB, i THB BIST IN THB MARKET Eqnal to the Leading Brands of ENGLISH ALES. «* i vgenta for Ashbnrton—Messes Shbab UiV BBOSV WHAT prize takers for pastry use Fatty Pan baking powder, thejgre&fc novelty.



KCTsINMfrHNOTICES. p^ 30.000 o jiiir m**™***^ Hr a« Cooking Ranges fflr-- —-" ~~~»«h *°"~^_Eto ■ ■ In Uee to the Colony . . Wf-Z-3 f^Hss&\ Ci^ wfj Tney burn Lfgnite, True Goal, op Wood up f% CCJ"^^^^S* ' '. NO SETTING Bf QUIRED •JLf 3* jPI '"'S^^J^lk'' With Stove Pipe esn be worked out In tbe Svp ;fUir"-""^1 ''Imx*nv lir* *" °Pen Splendid Bread Bakers ill 'I 1! J | 1 With oaab iron or copper boilers The copper 1 i f^^^|*j|f 8 boilers a»o 3«rgeatd tiu lined inside ] § I H*^?>!| ||| Repairs are a Minimum | BgJS *Sfto-*S k M if 12^2f ll»l|*e«««J|f** Made in all sizes, single or double gold by , : ftll Iroi.mongere, from whom W ii^^WS!S^m^^^s«^mmmaf^m Oatalogoea' caa bo obtainsd, ■ or from the makers H. E. SHACELOCK. LTD SOUTHEffT) ?HONDRY, Princess Street, Dunedin BAIL UP! It was a common enough expression in Australia one tince, and the victim waß gODeral ymo of those folks who never look where they are going. O*ation is at all lira s tbe evidence of wisdom, and in no particular should it be shown than in choosing one's TEA, ' You can get all kinds of Tea in Australia ; doubtleßa you can get many of them where this journal circulate?, and caution, therefore, is absolutely necessary. The finest, |>urair-, most reliable Tea comes from Oeylon, nofe China or India, and experts of the Tea-room, no leas than thoie of the household, agree that Mj^^^^am^^ IS FAR AND AWAY*TBI BEST ' Z*®^ f^O^t^^Z^? C EYLON THAT IS GROWN. NIRVANA TEA is picked and packed under British stipervision. Each pound or half pound is put up in Jead in Colombo, the capital of Oeylon, and this being soldered, the package is made air tight tnd the contents preserved from deterioration. . SOLE AGENT- J. T t COOCH, Ashburton. M E LLOR'S ZEALAINDIA I OOT STORE IHF LEADING BOOT SHOP PRONOUNCED by the Aehburton Public to be the moat reliable Boot Shop in Ashburtbh Wive fathers and lootbers, if you wish to save Money go straight to Mellor's Noted Boot Shop, where jou will get the best value in footwear. The f lllowing are a few of cur Prices; Men's gocd strong Shooters, Kh Men's Lace Boot?, great- value, 7a lid Oirls'Shoes, wonderful quality, 10 to 13, 5j 6d : Ladies' Pretty .v trap Shof?, only 6^ 3d ■ H . Oirla'end Boys' School Boots from 4* 6 i And a thousand other tines that cannot be beaten for prioa or quality Kprmmber, if yoa give m a trial you will be convinced that MELLOE'd Zealand!* Boot Store leads far Woe ia BOOTS" and Shops. Fote the address— J. MELLOE, ZSALANDIA BOOT STORK, Tancred Street, Aehbarton DO YOU JJVE YOUR CHILDREN—--—* #Aufe sbrook's COCOA AI II CCR OAAI/'C rfirOA Absolutely full of Nourishing: and I BELFAST AND FAIKFIELD FREEZING WORKS ] MAJNURES, ARE THE BEST ■ffiQR XURN£FS, KAPB, WHEAT, AND AN¥ OTHEH OROP SPECIAL MANURES are mad j to suit any kind o! Soil or description of drop. Samples of SOIL ANALYSED fi^ee of cost to Farmers ueitg oar Manure For tbe present season an all sand reduction in price of 7s 6d per Ton has been made. SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE LAST SEASON. If fchere is no agent in your district, send to the Office for Price List and Testimonials OAKTEEBUKY FROZEN "MEAT AND DAIRY PKODUCJS EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED. F. WAYMOUTH Secretary 139 Hereford Street, Ohriatohnro SMOKE ONLY .NEW VENUS. A PERFECT TOBACCO,



: / ■:; UU NOTICES E'NGi GE D COUPLES rTlAD^of FamiHeß,>naall who may be thinking of FUR? IS HIN 0 OB R BFUK NISHI N Q are advised to place their orders with as as we SUPPLY FURNITURE FROM THE FACTORY TO THI ; —PUBLIC DIRECT, WE make all the Furniture wa Sell, and are complete House "Furnishers, and iv addition to supplying Fnroitara of our own make at the lowest* possible prt'cf, we supply : <PUBfi SWEET BEDDING/ of the jbeet cjnaiity, and every bit <pf which we can guarantee, because we tfaave a Bedding Factory of our own, and make all oar -Bedding, Prices to Rait »H parses,-'" ■ ■ ' •■■ * ■■■ ■ ' : ■■■■'* ... .;, . WIEE MATTRESSES. Wire Mattress making is another of oar industries.« We are daily producing these comfortable, durable, and hygienic mattresses at oar Mattress Factory. All pries, N.B.—Our Wire Mattresses are injue ia HUNDREDS of "New Zealand Homes VENETIAN AND OTHER BLINDS. ! We also m«auf»cture of the B<>st Qa«lity Only, yefe our prices are very Moderate. No boater Blinds than oars are procurable CARPETS, FLOORCLOTHS, LINOLEUMS, MATS, MATTING, RUGS, BLANKETS, CURTAINS, Etc, Etc., wa import; ia eaormoas quantities from the WORLD'S LEADING MANUFACTURERS, We have also a Department for famishing Ironmongery and all sorts of kitchen requisites, and a Special Department for Crockery and Glass ware. A stroll through oar great Furniture Warehouse will astonish and delight you, STRANGE & COMPANY, I COMPLETfI'HOUSE FURNISHERS, Chmtohnroh. ,I M' Il^L!Sll|| : p® F^ y know I J'J^^Sfl CARRIAGE ru TYRES 1 . I lli nffiPH *vSh!u NO RATTLEN°- NO NOISE' 1 Idr n6pFy^&jHMLfi Absolutely'no Trouble, a ' H Hit l^w M *W/^^M SEND OB OALL for a copy of Artistic Catalogue M ||S *r m wA W i THE DUNLOP PNEUMATIC TYRE Co. OlAust. Ltd. 9 I . SB A 128 LICHFIKLD ST^ OHBISTOHUROH (N.Z.) I |if *•'' Aju* at -^ellsOume ' Adelaide, Perth, H |,TTcAB.RIAGE- LAMPS/ GIG LAMPS, PONY LAMPS, AND LAMPWARfiI OF EVEBY DESOSIPTION ■ GO TO W. H. COLLINS & CO.. Sawmillers, Timber Merchants, and Importers, Ironmongers, Painters, | i Glaziers, etc., Ashbarton. I PROPERTIES FOR SALE f HAVE FOR SALE- SEVERAL GOOD FARM S IN THE ASBBURTON COUNTY Amongst Them Being , 90 Acres, near Tinwald, improved 512 Acrea, Raapnna, subdivided", well 1 1000 „ Linmton, no buildings watered, with house,"jstable, black* I 233 „ Mitchain Road, improved smiths shop 3000 „ gr.»sfl land, Lyndhurst 290 Acrea, Winchmore, sabdivided, 5000 „ Hinds to Kaling, in tussock, honae of six rooms in blocks to palt purchasers 1936 Acres, Bankaide, subdivided, well 53 Carter's Terrace, extra heavy watered, house of eight rooms, • ] au< j stable, wool ehed, etc 476 .. Sprinaburn, improvements, 140 acres, Ashburton Forks, sabdivided nearly new, Und good into 5 paddocks, house, stable, and I 200 Acres, Buccleach, Eabdivided, house chaff house, well fenced ■ and wool shed, stable; all in good watered order 982 acres, Mount Hutfc good house and I 3 Shops, with five roomed Dwelling, stable i Tancred Streab, Aehbarton 404 acres, Elgin ; heavy and light land, 900 Acres, Fairfiold, thoroughly im- subdivided, well watered; house, prove d stable, shed and sheep yards 2500 Acres, Liariaton 1800 acres, Newlands; subdivided and 155 „ Tiawald well watered, improved; good house, 123 Acres, Dromore stable, and granary 1180 Acresi Sptingburn, thoroughly im 112 acres, Hinds proved, good house and all neces* 87 Acres Hinds eary outbuildings 80 Acrrs, Elgin 1200 Acres, Dorle, subdivided into eight J22 acres, Hinds paddocks; 12 stall stable and chaff 596 acres Hinds house, hut; all sown down in 100 acres Oalrnbrae English grass this year 600 acres Rangltata 400 Acres, Barrhill, subdivided ; gevan 1693 acres Rangltata roomed House, stable, trap house, 250 acres Lauriaton, well fenced, sub etc divided, land of good quality, stable 660 Acres Baogltata South ; subdivided, ~ 4 roomed house, thoroughly lm* five roomed house, stable, gran* proved ary, woolshed, sheep yards, etc 500 Acrea Westerfield 1126 Acres, Hinds ; subdivided into 7 495 Acres, Coldstream. Hinds paddocks, house, stable, coich 1000 Acres Laurlston j subdivided, all in house ; 511 acres tussock, balance good heart, nine roomed house, in grass stables, implement shed, wool 545 Acres near Pendarves, sabdivided, shed, etc well watered, Hoase, Grain store, 45 Acres, Tinwald and all necessary outbuildings D. THOMAS, HHBDRTON



Wanted Kuowa—That for Coughs and Golds, however severe, there ia nothing to compare with IUSSIOURA. Any o? our readers requiring a lamp of an? description should pay Messrs Fletcher Broi establishment a visit, &s they have jasb opened up uu Immense ehipment of lamps of ail kinds, wt.iuh they have marked ab the loweat payable prices. Tboir wicdow display will gl«o you an idea cf Ihe large^stook they oarry When You Cannot for coughing it ia hardly necessary that anyone should tell you thab yon need a few doses of. Chamherialn's Cough Remedy to allay the irritsulon of the throat and make Bleep possible. It always cures and cure* quickiy. The Hew Zealand Farmera 1 *.!<j.operative Association of Canterbury, Llnmed, ishburton, sells it W&yw's Woem Woeriebs—the Wonderful Worm Worriers—are ft eafa and ears remedy, ■is. It boxes j sold wry where