Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 19 December 1907

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    19 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 690, VOL. 111. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 19. 1907. PRICE 5 CENTS.
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    IMPORTANT FOR MOTHERS.
    480 1 lueated I' tale facial beauty as In the matter of laci whieh :o interest very fe how much lies in our own j»< tally should tlie attentx i parents be directed to the re. studies made by dentists and othi 1 he habits ol infancy and childhood
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    THE KAISLR AS A SPORTSMAN.
    197 1 The German Kmpctor had been eagerly looking kMTWard *s shooting in Windf the sport to be obtained there is hard! adventurous H that to which he is ac- -ned on «een performing wonderful feats >e occasion, at P killed tl bucks wi'h thirl and while
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    GERMAN MILITARY AIRSHIPS.
    58 1 two milit ml vessels, si) all previous recor< to a 1 > iilv Mail. and around lhe ■minuou- of respt i^lit hours MM niinutt hours and a-hall. i ci»t for the performai -unt giant craft a; th» I ;er airships have I li feats. ed an averafC
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    15 1 swaddle: A bravo, who inaaftoea himself a hero, yet who murders lo ,i handful i>i
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    KIDNAPPED GIRLS.
    218 1 vi)ED „pp l. :i- .ne tn ly it is resorted to when the fea.il oppo Marriage H< though Mich kidn;: 1 the eleaacn-a of reality, such masked men, a semblance of violence, fast Itorses, i ed c riafe, and M shrieks, tlie supposed victim titutes one in a
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    WARTHQUAKE HAVOC.
    84 1 KR 1,500 I'lol'l IHI. KMCHAHA M !l fai lii Mlm I atastrophe at das town of Karata^ liave reached St. Petersburg from vnriona Though the accounts coi munication w Karatag, v< mountan •her. I he report from Kokand gives the popu iratag aa about a.soo, in the ground.
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    BUDDHISM IN ENGLAND.
    86 1 respondent es. The first meheld in Ixmdon on Sunday, November _jrd, >ere were present a number ishmen and about esc who are in England preparing ieir examination rneeting ler the auspices of the 'TUagnaen. This wee ting MMinted i CnmrnmhOm to draw m} w society. Id when
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      370 1 I )MY ROGEE CO. Medical Reserve" PURE GRAPE BRANDY KKCOMafKNI)KI> BY ••imi: UUWBIV 1 John kittle Co.. J?td. GRAND Anil" XMAS BAZAAR v DON'T P««l»>»e a*-Tcha_im youx Christmas Presents and Good Cheer. BUY AT ONCE '<* obtain best Selection and Attention. i\lß STOCK haa been very carefulh chosen with a
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      271 1 KATZ BROS. Ltd. MERLIN-eYeLES. 1908 PATTERN C Represent the ideal of Gycle Construction. ALL MODELS— EITHER 1 BLACK AND GOLD LINED BLACK AND RED LINED, OR GREEN AND GOLD LINED, i Price $57.50 I COMPLETE AND READY FOR THE ROAD. Howarth Erskine I S Ei)§ii)eers ai>d Contractors. ELECTRICAL mSTALLATIOIMS. telepho*
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      13 1 FROMY RCGfE A CO Medical Reserve" PURt GRAPE BRAN. i ••THE L Weill
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. THURSDAY, 19TH DECEMBER. JAPAN'S GUANO EXHIBITION
    607 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. THURSDAY, 19TH DECEMBER. JAPAN'S GUANO EXHIBITION Xhe I iraiid Exhibition of Japan a _qi2 is nol to be an International Exposition, as suggi sti man y wefl-wisl Irs of thi pro^ressre counti v. While entertaining the foreign diplomatic n Latives al Tokio, Vi* ouni Kaneko, wh.)
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    THE MOVE EMBARRASSING.
    996 2 AJthougl 1 by Presick nt Rooaevclt, and the su qoenl despati h of fiftj Aiihiii.ui potential ships of war to thi Pacific, \r,.\ have no more initial significance than to show the Wtl(] that the U. S. A. (like "lodger's") can do things pretty handsomely when they
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    MADAME ALBANI.
    83 2 Secundcrabad, Novembi Madame Albani and company arrived in abad from Bangalore by the mail train this evening. Madame Albani and her husband, Mr. Ernes', and Mr. Flint are staying at the h da v at Hyderabad, aa guests ot the lent, tht and e other ■embers ot the
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    ALLAGED BIGAMY.
    159 2 Uahandhi i____Z__ w**2 seconds ***i_n i abetment tliereof^^ u *la_W7 Inspector Connnr Crown ;M: m HajiAmatJiviru--,. i.i that ried about two »_!_T *^.T Capu;. at lhe a rid then. Wkn^Tamilytbathe, ft* The, Osmthe marriiarr an _i man "he i- a rt*t*ah» honker, d i__* askc He refused »k
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    ANOTHER SAMARITAN VICTIMISED.
    88 2 low passeng* Port Dk liere on Moi When At vessel entered port, it wa that me Breretoi Fan let.son broc. Green. G, effect that at had bis peaeaa •i. dant at up to him, said Iv TOoey »a1 asked tin h\m tac I withal to eoal I
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    THE S.S. "SILESIA" CASE.
    48 2 THE S .S. "SILESIA" CASE. Yesterday. C. F. Grc ing open a ml cite ammmm cheese. i_.____u_.ifil The serai* tlie matter. A sailor w^^ m defendant ha y r He mentioned the r: and the detendvit was a_n lK the «•> was not l_a_ Mr. Grei default, a m
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    SIX MONTHS HENCE.
    45 2 Yesterday, M***^.ek* ng lad. s te of breach of trus: ui -espec longing to his employer. sen? to pie sum on it report was made He said w and was afraid ployer. 1 1 and ordered m u rit) six montha hence-
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    EXPENSIVE CHESNUTS.
    39 2 d tbC -Z J day, work. up Perak, manage When** C cliesnuts. J leaving the v detective and 1 1 arrested. -ha: tV fraudulent potat^** l^ could D-« I account of "*P£*J°* I Green imposed m I
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    PASSENGERS IN EXCESS.
    26 2 Some day- JJJ^JJ was in pot e cers fiom IT OM s boats a _J_Ta_i»ber e^of«heltorf3^^ 1 mmon> _!l_7t_iv« A 5 inport, «~__""T
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      209 2 GO TO THE BEST SHOW NEW Japanese Cinematograph IN TIT NT^ To-Night _la i ripple'fl I md, Nighl v > itdmiaii. Nesting i; le Jule. Ea_, Etc. Also ALT BAI3A. PLUCKY SON, the PIKA'TES and 23 Others. Nexi Chaigc Friday. MARTIN aid SHIBATA, t TRIETORS. y HOTEL :_e la PAIX,
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      31 2 Behn Meyer Co., LTD. KEY BEER (Chop Kunchi) Blood Woolfes Stout. House of Lords Whisky. Charles Heidsieck's White Seal Champagne A AIT 1 Beehive Brandy. Behn Meyer CO., LTD Sole Agents.
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      417 2 BANK H9LIDAYSXHE Exchange Banks I 00 Wednesday, 15W Bias Day) and the F«lowh__| < -'> 19-11 14-1 1 07 NOTICEMUNU IPAL l 1 -MISSH >W 4 special Meeting of the Monkipd Co__mi_«4ooer. will beheWin the Monkeipal Board Reoaj I**+J\ oth m-t il \c pan pu :('ti!i" v -1 POLGLAZE, Snefmrnvy.
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      Battleships and Anti-Oriental Agi tation.
      16 3 Battleships and AntiOriental Agi tation. 1 Lm l>ecember 18, ii-ioam. io_M that the j il e
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      Immigration Restriction Debate.
      19 3 Immigration Restriction Debate. H \L INK. X it p->l»cy be reversed I t Ro mtthe n i ted Orient
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      Another Coltiery Explosion.
      22 3 S OF LIFE. l>eccmb« 10 a.m. i I explo- j were i ecovere pi -lied. I minin; er •.night.
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      The Situation in Persia.
      37 3 N OF GRF >1A London. l>ecerober 18. 1 1-25 a m. g-utt; learns that, in view of the the situatiou in Persia, R eco-oper 1 adopting the measures neces j ve the situat
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      The Canadian Loan.
      18 3 December 18, 11.25 a.m. 11 Loan, placed on the j 12th instant, has been j
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      Lord Kelvin Slowly Sinking.
      104 3 December 18, 11-25 a.m. Obituarv December 18, 3-50 p.m. S.C, M.D., F.R S., F.R m June 26, 1824 at Beluher w James r>. Professor of Mathe- j e Glasgow University. He the Glasgow I Second Wrangler a n bridge. In ecu iei an for the Atlanlic
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      Cricket in Australia.
      16 3 December 18, 11-25 am traMans scored 63 runI !he inings for three wick
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      Civic Federation Banquet.
      35 3 don, December 18,3-501 the banquet of the New York, the President ion notified the empK rkmen would not consent in tlieir wages, the rewwt e a money panic for which they e^ponsible.
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      Saving the Crosby Hall.
      49 3 verni-Tent offers Cl>-OPERATION. London, December 18, p.m ernment has offered to co■ii the Corporation nndw Council in saving the Crosby as been reported that the /f o^* 1 aas»t proposes to instal in the Hall the Trade's Commercial Library md admit the public free i^^Minv
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    A RACE WATCH.
    83 3 emnt the racing innovations alcutta will be the new eh don the Australian courses, aud which is set gc as that of releasing the starting There is a big dial at the J 1 I and the hand or indicator A and shows exactly the pac t
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    52 3 iplawts would appear to be !ly loud ami oioduct lor, miscon< '•umberof Malay tor several nights past, bet ii the dangerous pastime without their occurmnts. rascally lads are also known people pounce ooel»JJJ'2 tney could lay then pill upon and, immediatelv then v a clean pair of heel t,m practices
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    THE LICENSING JUSTICES.
    72 3 Idiffe, R N 1 liddlt Gentle. 1 hagan, lancellor (I. A tending .1 Kt b' Board, yesterday, •44 I for tranali tir-' it 14 in ill were granted for the pole 1 lotel, > dis. Of ed for tl inv »sed owin„ to unsuitable or unclean third-c!
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    WELL-KNOWN CHINESE BABA DISCARDING THE QUEDE.
    124 3 EREMONIES IN \M. The many friends of Mr. Tan Boo be interested to learn that, in a letter from Bangkok to his brother, Ian KweeSwee. written on the loth ed that the King of Siam had fixed the 12th and 13th instant for the
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    TELUK ANSON DEVELOPMENT.
    149 3 1 he Resident of Per ;k recently visited Teluk A accompanied by Mr. C. E. Spooner. Together they went l to the new railway station to see how matters are proey were engaged in he situation with regard to a scheme for laying out the place into
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    DETECTIVE WORK.
    126 3 The Detective Department had long been stispicious of the resident of a house about three door- away from the Union Ghib building, and last night a raid was suddenly made on the premises of the house in question. In a room upstairs the suspected individual was found in
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    HIGHWAY BOBBERY.
    98 3 case of highway robbery ia renorted to have taken place at bungei ,ng on the 12th hist. It was on the occasion of some coolies being paid, and tHc mandor had in his possession ft.ooo in dollar, and n He was followed by three Chinese armed with parangs,
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    44 3 ,eil Meeting, 'he Wtowing will be brought forward as the «ioTjlementa T Currency N- Ame.idI ment Bill (Bill" Further to amend 1 he Currency Note i hdinance imj Rea> I l.,^«rrkr.ntion uV PilliBil i Id.ngand ationoftheMa 'erence^ Lhurch. ial Keading. i^ mmmmmm
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    MEAN LARCENY.
    19 3 I boatm. I m the g him, he took i mi him. I. v Df th,Ct labour
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    8 3 Hnvincmade n .uivr.t.^mcn A tor a husband, aj
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    THIS AND THAT.
    1496 3 I IIC UMiit'l H K \_uilipcituuiia imv< t would apj tn m a of t1 Britain in mini titii ane lo 1 to thi I > niv in I by tfa J in 1 parmnSBl of the Post Office in m 170,000 sixpenny poatal fa I ntrance
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    AH INFORMER DISCREDITED.
    123 3 On Tuesday, Lim Chuce hon was arrested bv sergeant No. 10 at No. i_f> i oolen Street for possession of illicit cliandu and selling it by retail without a licence. Yesterdav, he was charged by M C. H. Darke, the Farmer's Agent. The Sergeant gave an account
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    DOMESTIC BLISS.
    86 3 was yesterday before Mr. C. F. Green for beating his wife. lhe woman said that her delectable hubby had been out of woik for, st any rate, he had not supported her or her child. She reminded him of this fact and he ill-used her and took away
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    SMOKY CHIMNEYS.
    57 3 111 time to time complaints arcmade In the Rcchore district of the ctory chimn Inspector Connor has more than once :.:ht the matter up in tl Yesterday, two owners of nulls were to ha iided to citati Elliott who i- retained iw their ined that one of his
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    NEGLECTING BOOKS.
    61 3 It. i an i I p1 1 k Sometime ag.», he v. by some pilgrim- me pi money the c m through, but ii m ascertain at the pilgrims had been in hi< house for three months. or two ago, Inspector pected this man's books, and d no
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    THE PAWNBROKER AGAIN.
    21 3 ay, Dei er before Mr E.C ceivi .<< d» i Og been stolen. i, m ;di i p x
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    EXCHANGE.
    152 3 NGAPORE, DECLMBKR 18, 1907 On Umnmn— Bat j m/s 2/43/8 Demand 2/3 13/16 Private 6 m/s 2/4 3/16 do 3 m/ 5 2 isi l ii 2 GSnmmme.—BanM d/d 2.384 Private 3 m/s 2.42$ do 6 m/s I• Om France-Bank d/d 2.92^ Private 3 m/s 2 984 do 6
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    PRODUCE.
    86 3 December 17. Gambier do (Cube No. 1 unpicked Copra Bali **j do Pontianak Pepper, Black l S 2 do White 5 o/c buyers i©.*3 Sago Flour Sarawak 3°5 do Brunei No. S©° Pearl Sago 4- 4° Coffee Bali, picked »5*5 C CofTee, Pa'embang, 20 0/0 basis 22 55 Coffee,
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    262 3 Men-of-War _4c. Sea 01. str.Comr lurphy, 50c ,om An son Dec U -Rds. H. M. S P l Er^k 1 K N j, Soo tons. 660 crew. 1 Penang, Dec 18. Fo-- Hongkong, I V. Tradinp- Vessels, _c LATEST ARRIVALS. ram*. Brit str, 5720 tons, Capt I From
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      105 3 ROBINSON O. j TOJ-v-: SMITHS jP I C__ -r-i_r A_g Q-R/AO-BC-E-Et ____=->-- tor _L _l______T w *^r?^^Lß I _^%n r _JH_K_m_fV/*ra^ /X___!j _______fl V--*^^__l^<a J&-7W cr. „n r| 70 (tal a_tT_l H_!v& •~'_i _8 Haowk-. Mm* at Lj^H__P__^_F-fan£vt^ l^ v^ i v£_P^_^tl Mr I f 'i'M .-I. r Mfc-v" _>_!»_,•
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      221 3 M.iiis Close It '-DAY. For l'i '< Sll amir I i>» E < Bawean. Souraba\a and Handiermassin a I'ontiaiiak l[ l™ Muar and Malacca 2 P™ Muar and Malacca SnOmm 2 pm Penang, Negapatam T/tonew 3Pm I Penang and Calcutta hum 3P" Ma] ca, P Dickson, and PSwettenham 3 P"
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      139 3 Vessels which have previous I v arrived, and are still in ort. Atholl, Brit str, 3,031 tvemp. From Hongkong, Dec 13. < \damson,' Gilfillan Co, 1 BO.— W. lan Lmmj, Dut str, iters. From Koctci, I»• Be g. For B'Massi mmmmrt/i/n, Du' I P I .rde. From Ternate Banggai, Dec
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      64 3 Vessels at Tanjong Pajar and Keppel Harbor Wharves at which Vessels e berthed yesterday. .c-C. Mil. mX 1 1 piclman. \Viiaki- Habalan, K VI Icnogm. RIA !kx l. IIaKMO Weather Report. A.//, _aj Kfilni, H»\/ut i m Spm 9P"> marks ream Bulb The Temp *4 5 Rainfall «N Clearances. lion
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