Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 31 March 1906

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    18 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 173. VOL. 11, SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MARCH SlTlgoa^ PRICE 5 CENTS
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    RUSSIA SENDING TROOPS.
    74 1 (Reuter s Agency wires. By submarine telegraph. 1 TROUBLE EXPECTED IN FINLAND. REACTIONARY REGIME RESUMING SWAY London, March 30, 8.45 a.m. I here are various indications that the reactionary regime is resuming sway m Russia. Ihe Governor-General of Finland, a Liberal, has resigned on account Of his
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    IMPERIAL INTERFERENCE.
    102 1 IR> liters Agaacj wins. By submarine telegraph*) MOST INTENSE INDIGNATION IN NATAL PREMIER SPURNS IMPERIAL INSTRUCTIONS AND MINISTRY RESIGNS. London, March 30, 8 a.m. The Natal Ministry confirmed the death sentence imposed upon the natives who murdered the police, and the executions were fixed foi Friday. Mr. Churchill
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    ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
    65 1 DOOR TO AN AMICABLE UNDERSTANDING KEPT OPEN. London, March 30, 8.45 a.m. Questioned regarding the probability > of an understanding with Russia, 1 securing the integrity and development of the resources of Persia, Sir Edward Grey, the Foreign Secretary, replied that he could not say more than
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    OFFICERS ALL DISMISSED.
    54 1 NEW YORK STATE SENATE AFTER THE INSURANCE COMPANIES London, March 8.45 a.m. The New York State Senate Ins unanimously passed a Kill terminating, on the 15th November next, the tenure ot office of all the present directors nnd trustees of the New York Life and the 1
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    TURKISH TROOPS FOR EGYPT
    34 1 COMPANY OF REGULARS LEAVES JERUSALEM. London March 30, 8.45 a.m. Acting under orders from Constantinople, a company of Turkish regulars s>tat«oned m Jerusalem has been sent to the Egyptian frontier.
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    OFFICERS ACQUITTED.
    36 1 VICTORY FOR OIMMNI OF INVENTORYING LoNr*.\, March 30, 1 All tin. 1 o.iic( i tin. J i»\ .mi war lor refusing to participate iii tin ment of church inventorying m F have been acquitted.
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    PRINCE OF WALES IN EGYPT.
    26 1 London. March 30, 8.45 a.m. The Prince and Princess ot Wales and party have landed at Suez and proceeded to Cairo.
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    RUSH FOR RUBBER CONCESSIONS.
    174 1 There has been a rush ol applications for rubber conetßttans lately m Perak; and L'ppper Perak, where Mr. Siekken and Messrs. Behn, Meyer and Co., have acquired some five thousand acres, has risen m favour as pratfniim, a s ui table soil for the Para plant
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    STEAMERS IN COLLISION.
    357 1 japank.se vessel beached at hongkong. The dense fog which prevailed near the approaches totheharbourduring the week and was the means of disorganizing steamship traffic from northern and southe.n ports recently, was respon- siblc lor a serious collision between the ss. Daini Kol^liira Maru, chartered by the Mitsui
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    SMUGGLING DIAMONDS.
    116 1 When Hadji Abdul Ka^im arrived m Bangkok by the Singapore from thii port on the .> 1 him', he was asked by the Customs Officers whether lie had any dutiable article- to declare, lie said that lie had, and that amongst liis effects were "Ceylon stones" which he
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    ELEPHANTS EXPORTED.
    101 1 We have always been 111 d 1 ifo l»« sion that it u.i^ illeg phants ihil of Siam, stay* the v im Observer. Ye! the <> h< 1 d y, 1 ing to the Rangoon Time*, ihra mese elephants were landed at 1\ goon from the S.S. G/enog/e,
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    FRENCH MAIL DAMAGED.
    135 1 An accident occurred to the French mail s. s. slnuami Hrlu< on her arrival m Hongkong on the 20th inst., which necessitated the postponement of her i departure northward, indefinitely. It appears that as she was nearing her moorings, going slow, m some way as yet unexplained
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    WORLDS LARGEST CATHEDRAL
    93 1 To erect the largest cathedral m Urn world is said to be the aisj of the Roman Catholics m New York. In Fifth-avenue one <>i the finest churches m America already exists, but thU it is intended to outdistance ill size. Some idea can v- formed of
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    MISSIONS TO BE VALUED.
    93 1 < >uinj; t«> the frequeni <•(•» urreocc <>t missionary case* and the consequent exorbitant indemnities which China has had t.. pay, the VVaiwupu lias wired special instructions to the authorities o( the (litVcu'tit provinces toast* e«s the value o( all the missionan pro* pertiesin then respective
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    AN ANGLO-AMERICAN LINK.
    77 1 Built for the purpose of transmitting and receiving wireless messages l>etween America and Great Britain, a great tower, 400 ft. high, has just been completed at Macrihanish m Argyllshire. The corresponding tower on the American Bide Ml completed a lew months ago, and is situated t<> the
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      749 1 TANSAIM, Pure, Crisp, Invigorating. NATURAL MINERAL WATER OF THE HIGHEST LASS Sold Everywhere fjp i SCOTT S_ I It UUHHO 5. Wm OF PUSH COD LIVER OH. With HypopKosphites of Lime Soda. rik PALATABLE AS MILK. Jtes&xxsrtuZAS? liver oil f «-n scotr^ AS A BEME'.V F.^R C ■.VSUMPTHN. H^OWCHITIB VVtl
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      31 1 BUCHANAN'S BLACK Sl IVHi'i Hokta TOP PLACE to t* HIGHEST class of Scotch Ulhiskksj 12 YEARS OLD SUPTUBO to H. M. TMI Kin. AND TO I.H.R. THE PRINCE OF WALES. 1
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    THE EASTERN PRESS
    41 2 THE EASTERN PR ESS MOTES A\h NOTI Ns VUf I AM.UI, EXCHANGES^ I The Opium God. wpiumistiic,,,,,! whogive,. table respite from haunting exorces the anxiety oft [r well as petty 4rrie S of °tt iaUs chant or the c 001,,-. 5
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    The Man Who work s.
    34 2 The Man Who Work s lue dumiio-. m m Wh«»e government officials brktee-whist and ng the Luneta, he i« planning 1 meet his next draf ;w L U)w th, hand, of v Manila. --tin.
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    For Bipeds Only
    27 2 weoDserve with 1 prise that it is JoySaniUry Officer to raid a ft depot at night whereas he S aimilariv enter a liven ly
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    Eastern Dailp Mail PRICE 5 CENTS. SATUR DAY , 31ST MARCH THE LIEN-CHOW MASSACRE.
    747 2 Eastern Dailp Mail PRICE 5 CENTS. SATUR DAY 31 ST MARCH THE LIEN-CHOW MASSACRE. Every student of current events m China and every thinking man m this part of the world is such a Student must welcome anything which throws light upon the underlying causes of the recent massacres m
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    No Labour; no Rubber
    31 2 wmie rubber com pa elsewhere, only one such m process „t being form. I and one reason forth, doubt the knowled Siam islike I ftccessity itm.—BmttgkoA fi
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    REUTERS SERVICE.
    202 2 A Straits Times leader, m Thursday's issue of that paper, calls attention to the new arrangement being made by the local Press with Reuter's Agency, but makes the erroneous statement that the E<istei'a Daily M>ttf, m common with other papers, "desires to pay less money to the Baron
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    Japanese Money Wanted.
    44 2 However, as Japa as good to us at am have confidence m ourse extent that we fear a should any such be attempted there no obstacle that America will the way of Japan m acquiring base m the Philippine isl 1
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    The Sulu Fight
    47 2 Uer.nan experts ra g cause the columns clira hanging on by thto keep m line and step" unison and the M hard "hard hikers" might ha the very devil, but all th< United State is that they meet every em bring result-.. —.1/'i.7//.7 Am
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    Dosing the Choir.
    47 2 It was lunny Chaprassi (native mv-do->c o\ medicine to a :v n choir m the Civil L Sunday morning m tl service. He walked aisle holding out the and m the other ha ike the nasty I Chaprassi is n, ,w Dotty Telegraph, Luck
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    Chinese Methods
    55 2 Government sd ted m Nganlufu for the the Chinese m W- st< it is all a farce. The I i> hung up ever] and means dism it hangs the real f tin an have no one them anything if the} hours. One teacher was to say all he
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    CONGRATULATIONS.
    99 2 The Municipality is to be doubly congratulated m the Plunkett case. First, because it has shown a commendable disposition to cleanse its force of every imputation of dishonesty, and, secondly, because m this instance the employee bas been found innocent. Whatever may be said against the various branches of
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    FROM RICE TO BEEF.
    78 2 In a lecture dehvi student^ of the Un vei vanta at Philadelphia, B alluded to experiments wli made by the Jap me increase the size of the .1 by means "efully 1 asserted that mii have been ra 1 V I g yen the 1 inn
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    A NEW DISEASE.
    62 2 Many of the offio 1 running across tb an exchange asserts, w ease, which for wranl some of them call the an inflammation caused bj into the fog, aih\, while pa passea away. Running tl and trying to distinguish it is almost impossible to a a length
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    CHOLERA IN RUSSIA.
    322 2 DUE TO FILTHY HABI rs OF THE PEOPLE. Russian refugees who have arrived m London from the Vistula district have informed an livening Standard and St. Jame't Gazette representative that along the whole upper course of that river cholera epidemics have broken out. At first," he stated,
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    IMPORTING DIAMONDS.
    58 2 The Hadji Abdul Karan to inform the Customs he had rkals I m his possession when he Bangkok from the Si out to be a Dutch subj< Bangkok Times. He m F. J. Domela Nieuwenhu lands Charge d f Affaires, of the Customs ;un forgctfulnesa cost him i>
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      408 2 NEW SEASON'S FRUIT. Australian Apples. ex P. O. "Devanha" lUST ARRIVED. THOMPSON THOMAS h CO. THF AUS TRA L I A X S TORES. international Sispensarg, 8 -A- BATTKRY TiOAID. PACING RAFFLES SQUARE. The Dispensary is m charge of an efficient European Dispenser, who will personally and promptly attend to
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      426 2 THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS IS: Apollinaris Supplied under Royal warrants of appointment to H.M. THE KING 0 HONGKEE. From SHANGHAI, 0 149, 151 152, ORCHARD ROAD, First Class Crpenter, Painter Polisher and f White Washer I < > Dealer m Art Furniture. Show Room No. 194, Orchard. i Road,
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      324 2 NOTICE. THERE WILL BE A fancy Dress Ball AT THE SUNGEI UJONG CLUB, ON EASTER MONDAY. TICKETS 5For tickets which will be issued only to members of the SUNGEI UJONG CLUB, OR THEIR FRIENDS, application should be made to the Honorary Secretary, SungeS Ujong Club. REMINDER. FKASER cV NEAVE LIMITED.,
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      87 2 CHURCH NOTICES FIFTH SUNDAY IN LEX! ST ANDREWS CATHEDB*L Matins an i Litam Holy Communion (C .>«ral) Holy Communion Plain i Evensong aiul Sermon ST. MATTHEWS. SEPOY LIMtS Poo how Service > Bvemoag v I Scvhmm M E GHURCH. COLEHAN ST* Sunday Sc tool Preaching, R--v. H. X Do. Dr.
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      150 2 COMING EVENTS. T©-day, March list. High Water. 1-32 a.m., 2-21 p m. P. O. Outward mail due. S. V. C. Inspection, p-m. Swimming Club Launches, 2-30 p.m. To-m©rrow, April 1stHigh Water. 2-5. a.m. 3- 16 P- m Fiftii Sunday in Lent. German Homeward Mail due. Monday, April 2nd. High Water.
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  • THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL.
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      11 1 THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY MARCH 31ot 1906.
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      VOLUNTEER ORDERS.
      127 1 I. F. Ellis, S V. 1., andant, S. V. C 2 -'> March 5. V. C. Order Q. 11 S. Beads- the s. V. C. i M ix im Co., !me. < cx\ week, Capt. :< N. C 0., Bomb. M i d Wednes- Api il, al uk
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      ADMIRAL NOEL'S EXPERIENCES.
      667 1 KILLED I WICK AND IS'l CX IN A BOG. SirG dH.N el. who has adily to gel < >nc lors strictly against < undei Navy ipposed to give the gunroom cat cxperiei I:• as nearly killed n Bangkok, be was •lead when rescued from i on of
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      THE CAMBRIDGE LOCALS.
      98 1 The Stiaifs L.ch<>, commenting on the re-ults of the recent Cambridge local examinations, say- that not a single Strait^ candidate is mentioned m the Honours List, and -econdly that not a Penang candidate has passed the junior examination under the age wars, v. hich is prescribed as
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      SWALLOWED CHINAMEN.
      62 1 The Sarawak (iazette learns that two large crocodik have recentlj t>< en caught at Lundu, where they have for some time 1 een causing quite a panic One is said to have been 17 feel long, and, on being opened up. amo-i-^t other delicacies inside were several "towchan.u-."
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        701 1 THE SHARE [MARKET. 1 .pital Capital Issue Paid Issued. paid up. Value, up. Company. Quotations. GOLD. l4 loo iS S Bersawah Gold M. Co Ltd. 9 14. 00 sellers lv l 0 Do. Do (Deferred 1 $8 (XO.U), 10 Bruseh Hydraulic fin M.C^L,d. Z lo. 1 0 sellers SuSuS 00
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    • SHIPPING NEWS. VESSELS IN PORT.
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        MEN-OF-WAR.
        21 2 Lucifer, Dut Col. sti\, 125 Lovious, Mar. 22 Rhio, Rhio. Kostroma, Rus. V. Fleet 1989 Smelsky, Mar. 24 Hongkong, Odesa.
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        MERCHANT VESSELS.
        253 2 Achilles, Brit 4484, Thompson, Mar. 20 from Honkong, Mansfield, London. Carlyle, Brit 331 Wright, Mar 25 T. Anson, Straits SS Co.. for Port Swett. De Eerens, Dut 795 Smits Mar 26 Samarinda, Daendels, for Sourabaya. Esmeralda, Brit. 171, Dec. 11 P. Swettenham, Laid up. Fultala, Brit. 2702, Stunt,
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        CLEARANCES
        60 2 YhSTKRDAY. Singapore for Bangkok Asahan Penang Devawongsee Penang St. Domingo Vladivostock Billiton Anambas and Natunas Is. Baralong Antwerp Chip Shing Saigon Hye Leong Teluk Anson Sri Muar Muar Malacca Eskdale Hongkong. To-day Natuna Deli Ganges Dunkirk Sui Sang Penang and Calcutta Palamcotta Hongkong Dagrnar Moulmein Batavia Billiton Dc Eerens
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        LATEST ARRIVALS.
        162 2 A*. Bahtu,Yh\\. OS Sudiu Mar 2 V Rhio, Kirn Hoe Bee, lor Rhio 2<>. I'anadts, Nor 1 903 Berentsen Mar 29 Nagasaki, Bousted, for X'ma> Is 31. Pundit, Brit 3832 Crebbin, Mar 2<y Moji, A. Gilfillan. des. Uncertain. Solva, Nor 641 Tellefsen, Mar 2^) Bangkok, Low Sum for
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        VESSELS EXPECTED.
        525 2 Nairn; Port, Probable date of arrival, and Agents. Mkn of-Wak, &c. Donegal, Brit, cruiser, Englaud, due soon. Duke of Edinburgh, Brit, cruiser, England soon. Natal, Brit, cruiser, due England, due soon. Mail* from EUROPE Mar. 31. P. &O. Devanha A: Himalaya. Mar. 31, Nedeiian-1 Prins Hendrieh. Apl. 6,
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        PASSENGERS FOR THE STRAITS.
        163 2 Per P. O. Devanha, due Mar. 31 Mr. E. L. Huso:). Mr. S. G. Broadrick, Mr. H. M. Hatclull. Mr. and Mrs. C. Tulloch, Mr. W. S. Coutts. To Penang.- -Mr. and Mrs. Symes, Mis* Cowper, Mr. C. A. Buxton, Mr Stark, Mr. H. Barclay, Mr.
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        NEXT MAILS DUE
        20 2 M K\<.! md Per P. a- vanha,"this morning, tl I of March From China l'< I i.
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        PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
        61 2 Mai j !'ci Pin Mrs. Ashdou ne. Per. P.A< > -l» i I. W Watkins, M Messrs. John 11. W. Sin bbeare, 1" I h v. p. I>. M. I loitk i I "d, I. Rev. P. Graham, Mi Gardner, Mi Yarwood, M S Crura Ewing, monds, Mr.
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        MAILS CLOSE
        41 2 For Bangkok Colombo < Billiton.V i I'antianak An, Hongkong Araoy ilai Sai.ak Djambtc II I'enarm A Calcutta P. Swct'ham&Pena'v I Muar S Mai cca Hon^konn &t Malacca f Bangkok Hon.: onx &< Europe via Cokwbo B Saigon Penang Deli Malacca I
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        40 2 j PIANO for $75, H .md iS pa 1 I .cli I tl«>. of iS 5 $390.00 Cash. I ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED I I PIANOLAS lio payment- 00. The Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. TRY AN" jk m AOVfU ■■b Iw Hi
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      COMPLIMENT TO MILKER.
      15 3 HOUSE I T LORDS PASSES RESOI l RON DESPITE PROTESI OF GOVERNMENT.
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      MANILA WIRE NEWS.
      39 3 TROUBLESOME RUSSIAN TROOPS. Inking, March 15. The Russian troops are causing great uneasiness to the Chinese at Wusuh a district of Hulung-kiang. Ihe 1 eking Government has wired imperative instructions to the Tartar General at Hulurg-kiang.
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      THE SUPREME COURT.
      334 3 DR. VAN WEDEL MRS. LIND. An Important Decision. 1 His Lordship, Sir Lionel Cox, yes- terday gave judgment m the case m I which Dr. Van Wedel sued Mrs. Lind for his fees for attendance on herself, I I husband, and children. His Lordship held that while
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      MODERN CRUSOES.
      1069 3 CASTAWAYS' ADVENTURES ON AN ISLAND. De Foes story of Robinson Crusoe's adventures on his lonely island has been m some degree approached by the experiences of a shipwrecked crew on an island m the Pacific oft" the west coast of v ancouver. 1 ThC o u ingS were
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      SAMPANS MOTOR-BOATS.
      673 3 BOYCOTTERS IN HONGKONG HARBOUR. When the electric tramway service S a X l r d r" Hon Kong\ there was a general behef that the ricksha-puller would attempt jo play some hanky-panky tricks u ,th the innovation and indeed the authorities were prepared for some display of the
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      Earl of Elgin Begged for Withdrawal
      160 3 I.o\ik)N, March 30, i.45 The Earl of Halifax moved U1 l^ ie I Inii-e of Lords that "the Hou-e desires to record its high afMJfCci*** n o f Lord Milner's services m South Africc" The Earl ol Elgin moved the previous? question, saying that
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      SLAUGHTER THREATENED.
      45 3 San Francisco, March 1 5. General Rennenkampf, whose life has recently been threatened, has threatened to execute six hundred men m retaliation if any attempt is made to put the threat into execution. The men he will kill will be drawn by lot.
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      FRANCE WANTS WAR.
      83 3 Bkrlin, March 16. Ihe continued evidences of a disposition to oppose the granting to Germany of her rights m Morocco have given rise to grave fears here that there is a deliberate intention on the part of the French Government to force an appeal to arms, m
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      ASSASSINS ACQUITTED.
      46 3 REPU rED AUTHORS OF JEWISH MASSACRES GO FREE. ixdon, March to, 1.45 a.m. Russian Senate has acquitted dhart and Governor Kurloff, the reputed authors of the Jewish massacres at Odessa The acquittal eyed to have been due to a nal order from the Czar.
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      FRICTION IN MANCHURIA.
      158 3 London, March 16. There U a serious situation m Manchuria between China, Russia and Japan. Just what it is cannot be learned now as the Governments concerned art- keeping it secret. Japan has been forbidden to send an}' troops to North Manchuria or to make any occupation
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      BODIES SUNK AT SEA.
      31 3 RUSSIANS AFRAID GRAVES WOULD BECOME SHRINES. London, March 30, 1.4; a.m. Tl-.c h Lieut. Schmidt and < executed with him md -unk at sea event pilgrimages to the
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      POLICE NEWS
      342 3 ALLEGED HOI'SE-BREAKING. Yesterday afternoon before Mr. Scott, -i.\ Malays were charged with houaebreakint by night and theft and also with dishonestly receiving stolen property. It was alleged that they broke open the house of one Masuda Samuel, m Cuppage Road, on the 17th instant, and removed almost all
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      GOVERNMENT EXPLAINS.
      38 3 N OF EXECUTIONS H'STIFIED BY POSSIBLE AND FOR BRITISH TROOPS. March 30, 1 .45 pm. f Elg md Mr. Churchiliament had no information the Natal the Pn ss telegram. ispension of the -ible de- Intish troops
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      FREEDOM FOR THE JEWS.
      29 3 London, March 16. Count Witte is preparing an edict to be submitted to the Cznr, abolishing the present restrictions on jews within the Russian Empire.
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      SENATOR DEPEW ILL
      20 3 San Francisco, March 16. Senator Depew is very ill and it is believed lie will not recover.
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      PRINCE von BUELOW.
      21 3 RUM 1 >F A C RISIS DENIED. March ;..m sis m th< career t von Buek>« .daily iin.
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      RUSSIAN SUBMARINE PLANS SOLD.
      27 3 Sam Francisco, March 16. The plans for the new Russian submarines have been sold to a secret agent of one of the Powers
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      ROUMANIAN KING ILL.
      26 3 London. March 17. King Charles of Roumania is very ill, and his death is likely to be a matter of a few hour-.
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      BILLIONAIRE SERIOUSLY ILL.
      118 3 New iork, March 19. John I). Rockefeller is seriously ill and his physicians cannot say whether he will recover. Mis trouble is said to be a complication of diseases accentuated by the excitement of the legal entanglements into which he and his gigantic Trust, the Standard Oil
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      LAST NIGHT'S CONCERT.
      358 3 Another of their pleasant entertainments was given by the members of the Philharmonic Society m the Town Hall last night, but owing to the late hour at which the Concert terminated, toll justice cannot here be done to the ladies and gentlemen who contributed to the enjoyment
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      PLUCKY POLICE SERGEANT.
      249 3 On 15th ult. a batch of coolies arrived m Jesselton by s.s. Dane! and one absconded. On 17th, Sergt. Raidollah Khan received certain m- formation and m the early morning at about 3 o'clock he visited a Chinese gardener's house and found two Chinamen, apparently asleep; m
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      PEKING NEWS.
      176 3 [From Native Papers.] GIFTS OF RUSSIAN MINISTER. The Russian Minister is so thoroughly versed m the Chinese written and spo- ken languages that it is said that he v conducting the negotiations m connection with the new Russo-Chinese Treaty without the assistance of an interpreter. CoMSTmmoM F.woirld. Iliu
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      POLICE SALARIES.
      83 3 On Friday night nearly the whole of the European police Inspectors Sergeants and men assembled m their headquarters to discuss the best means of bringing to the notice of Government the low salaries they were now i drawing, m view of the enhanced rate i of exchange. It
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      CHINESE VERNACULAR SCHOOLS.
      55 3 A meeting will be held to discuss the advisability of starting Chinese Vernacular Schools for children m Singapore, to-day, 31st March, at 4p. m., at TuugChi I "Yuan, No. 3, Wayang Street. A lecture on the "Revival of learning among the Chinese m Java" will be gfem
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        345 3 RILEY, HARCREAVES CO, LD MEETIN HOLDERS cral Meet- j >mpany iraa held at > mpany Stn f., yesterday. Bl the meeting, W. M. Robertson. Managing 1 I .airman,) and Mr. C. E F. Wrector, Mr. T. C. B ctary) HorTble W. J. 5. Ellis, Thompson, 5JcN< Braddel, Drysdale, I uvreur,
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        195 3 ROBINSON 1 and 00. FIXED EXCHANGE REDUCED PRICE Rakiah Bicpcks 1906 MODELS Free Wheel and two Brakes COMPLETE With Silver Plated Lamp, lull and all The "Raleigh" machines Represent THE BEST ROBINSON CO. SOLE AGENTS J I Ok Gaumont N^ I 1 =1 CbronopbotK SINGING AND TALKING NEVER YET SHOWN
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        326 4 SMOKE Best IRoultiKin Cigars. Owing to fixity of exchange and great demand foi this brn rid of Cigars and ha\ j eceived large consignments of same from •lioulmein, we have decided to reduce the price from date. Can b<.' bought at 1.30, 1.10 ami So ceius per packet of 100
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        692 4 BANKS. f Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10,000,000 RESERVE FUND:Sterling Reserve $10,000,000 i 1 o S0 0iV»n Silverßeserve 9500,000 1 lja w .°oo Imil Liabil.ty of Proprietors $10,000,000 Court of Directors. A Haupt, Ksq —Chairman. Hon. C. W. Dicksoo Deputy-Chairman. E. Goetz, Esq. I F. Salinger, Esq. C. R.
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