Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 21 November 1905

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    19 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 66. VOL. I. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1905 PRICE 5 CENTS.
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    WITTE DERIDED.
    42 1 PEASANTS SCORN IMPERIAL UKASE. Reuter Agency. London, Nov. ;o. Count dc Wittc's appeal to the workmen is received with universal derision. The Imperial I'kasc is regarded by the peasants as a mere yielding to threats and not a spontaneous concession.
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    CRIME OF "IHABEAS CORPUS."
    285 1 lUSTICE AS IT is ADMINISTERED IN THE PHILIPPINES. About three months ago the Sunday Sun published a story about a native Justice of the Peace sentencing a defendant to serve a term m prison for the crime of habeas corpus." Considerable doubt was expressed as to
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    CROSS NEGLECT.
    70 1 Writing of the New Zealanders' M cess, nn c.\|>ert declare* thai the be-t English teams are composed lor ihi most part of city men who spend their tiny m an olVue, and can only play football once a week, thereby making it ini|M)ssible lor them to keep really
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    EUROPE DAY BY DAY.
    9 1 NOTES AND NEWS FROM LONDON.
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    STRIKE TO END.
    28 1 ST. PETERSBURG WORKMEN TIRED. London, Nov. 20. By a large majority, the workmen's Council at St. Petersburg has decided to terminate the strike on Monday.
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    SEA-LEVEL CANAL FAVOURED.
    30 1 REPORT OF PANAMA CONSULT ING ENGINEERS. London, Nov. 20. The Board of consulting engineers have made a report to the Panama Canal Commission favouring a scalcvel canal.
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    CHANNEL STEAMER SUNK.
    41 1 ONLY FIVE LIVES SAVER Reuters kgmncy London, Nov. 20. The cross-channel steamer Hilda, bound from Southampton to St. Malo, has been sunk on the French coast. One hundred and twenty three lives were lost and only five saved.
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    FRENCH COMMANDER ARRESTED.
    61 1 FURNISHED FACTS TO THE PRESS. Rcuter Afency. London, Nov. 20. The French Cabinet has ordered the arrest of Commander-in-Chief Brugcrc for a fortnight, for publishing an account of an interview which he had with the Minister of War, to which he had been summoned for refusing to
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    MINTO AT BOMBAY.
    113 1 TIMES CRITICISES ATTITUDE OF LORD CURZON. KHtlt i A|t*c> London, Nov. 20. I^ord Minto has arrived at Homb.i The Times dwells on the great services of Lord Curzon feo India m the past and the fair promise of India's future through his efforts, but deprecates his allusion
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    F. M. S. NOTES.
    345 1 Mr. C Ci. (adman has been elected Worshipful Master of the I'crak Jubilee Lodge. The lower parts of the town ot Ipoh have been under water lately owing to the heavy rains. According to the Malay Mail, a marriage ha> been arranged between Mr. A. B.
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    STRUCK BY A TRAM.
    466 1 SAD DEATH OT "IMNK PILLS" PROPRIETOR. SoMftorGm. I. Fulfordot Urockvillc, Out., died nt the Newton (MtM) Hospital on the 15th OdobCT, as the result of injui ies re<'iv«-d m an automobile accident one week previous. The Scnitor was due In re m Singapore next February on
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      595 1 'KING TOBAtig, ICENTS FOR SIIIGAfORE JOHN LITTLE CO. Hgg^ The Empire Typewriter, is the Favoilrite Machine wherever it has been introduced. SIMPLICITY, STRENGTH ]P@gj|^Q| Li(;|11 'OUCH AM) VISIBLE WRITING are some of its points. •Vijjj^i^Ba^ ORDINARY MODEL, $*****; BRIEF MODEL, $165.00 INSURANCE POLICY MODEL, $190.00. Importers, BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED. "^^r.ri
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      14 1 TANSAN, Pure, Crltp, Invigorating. A NATURAL MINKRAL WAIKR OF THt HIGHEST LASS. Sold Everywhere
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    The Eastern Daily mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. TUESDAY, '21st NOVEMBER. FEMALE EDUCATION.
    668 2 The Eastern Daily mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. TUESDAY, '21st NOVEMBER. FEMALE EDUCATION. In our correspondence column to-day will be found a lengthy communication on the subject of the education of girls as carried on m this part of the world. It is not m harmony with our usual custom to
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    OCR PRIZE COMPETITION.
    121 2 The attention of our subscribers is again called to our latest prize competition, the announcement of which ha s not thus far resulted m so general a response as we had anticipated. Every subscriber is invited to send us on a postal card any item of news
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    316 2 A new map of Pahang will shortly be issued. Bisnor Oldham is expected here at the end of January and will leave tor Manila some time m February. A Chinaman^ body was found near the ranglin Barracks, on Sunday lying ma drain. There were no marks of violence. Fun P.
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    DISHONEST TRADED
    1020 2 QUESTIONABLE BUSINESS METHODS. Li Chck Li was on Friday arraigned before the Chief Justice on a charge of cheating Lo Sin Quay m respect of 67 cases of dried fish valued at $1,632.35, m promising to pay for the same when they were weighed an«l delivered, which he
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    MARINE COURT CASE.
    85 2 Before Capt. Boldero, Master Attendant, 12 Sampan men were yesterday hned S ets. each for tying up their Sampans at the Beach Road Landing there a gOi g HWay leaving thci^ r^ J* n ?r k Was shar5 har 8 cd for havaig no H Py n°,
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    26 2 iri m,L- Cd hat certain Cl »ncsc me mak.ng purchases of arms and ammun.t.on fro. the Japanese Tt Vine kow and smuggling the same ,1 d
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  • THE EASTERN PRESS
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      Kinder Sareastle.
      54 2 wnatarcweto """"a. read, ha, ,i x LI*** M* n because il was s.-n,i "<• c]i sm fo,.„,emi„ tl ,e:;,"."7;",^ u* to suppose',,,, w i.. h -","> «Q«S being bun,, i, H* ,J« k there w„„M JJ^- "jjfg a large one, Hm cr, .^»nals lo J c a^nginqieTtic^^^iun beyond
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      Rubbing it in
      124 2 in Lien-chau £5 Uiat Uncle Sam will d ation stunt with the secmalmos, 1MI M It government todeviati t A,| *rta» i"g policy in the I '^^haaaSg some respec, fur and American, ltl/0lK ft"*** n time China i« not moulting attitude nn l L'ncleSam (usual Was,,,,,,,,,," d
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      Doesn't Please Natives
      84 2 1 Of question whether "frWright will return P ?F >er-,-ontau,,n,^ was knifing i A«ord»ogto th,. s ton ently widely circulat, States, J aft is Wrujh^adminiatratio. plated to retain tin Uf do n,,t behe\i- General Wright isTw 'b ,n is a>\ or his removal fur has Uen able
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      WHAT OUR READERS THINK
      14 2 Thehdit.-r mv.-.r-->:i'r.e-t written on twie ■b«rii«Mn« 4 ble hi th«..pin
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    THE EDUCATION OF GIRLS.
    533 2 EH \k sir.- Tlw etfNcai been coatrov* attempt to illustrat or. I >auH' tor offe point out err. i appear to !>c OVtrlfl I Plication and I with to ni the prin< ip>l factor m safely be said that i m v i life more or
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      220 2 ENGLISH MILKS. SWEETENED WITH CANE SUGAR. "JOHN BULL" 18 Ct.< per tin Cortaining 1 lb. Met. "DIPLOMA" Full Cream 23 ditto ditto 1 lb. Met. Fforn Australian Stones and all Dealers. GRAPES, Fresh Grapes, 35 cents per lb. The Australian Stores. THOMPSON THOMAS CO. I THE AUSTRALIAN STORKS I a
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      525 2 j ARE YOU FOND OF MUSIC,? POSSESS A PIANO,? I Yet cannot play sufficiently well to entertain yourself friends, I You are getting a poor return on your piano, IF IT IS A MERE ARTICLE OF FURNITURE. WITH THK Apollo Piano Player You can play ANY MUSIC ever written for
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      58 2 POWELL CO, SINGAPORE. (Established 42 Ylars) REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS A N D VALUERS. MORTGAGES ARRANGED VALUATIONS MADE. RENTS COLLECTED. AGENTS FOR Perak Land and Mines Agency. The Lancashire Insurance Co. (Fire and Life.) OEWAR A SON'S PERTH WHISKEY. ARTHUR ALLISONS PIANOS ROENKRANZ PIANO POWELL COS Auction and House-Pro-perty Circular is
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      179 2 COMING EVENTS. To-day, 2ist November. High Water. 5.14 a.m. 4.47 p.m. M. M. Mail Outward due 10 a.m. Football -S. R. C. 2nd XI v. AngloChinese School. S. R.E. {V) Engineering Drill, 1 5 p.m. Philharmonic Choir, Town Hall, 5.15 p.m. To-m©rrc\v, 2217 c! November. High Water. 6.22 a.m. 6.17
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  • The Eastern Daily Mail. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT.
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      11 1 The Eastern Daily Mail. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, 11)05.
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      Singapore & Kranji Railway.
      465 1 Singapore Kranji Railway. From Ist August, 1905, and Until Further Notice. 1 rains Service far Week Days ami Sunday* Kxtr;l TibHm "n J Sunday-; only. Applications lor advertisement s;uce at t'.ie station> un tins railway should be made to the Manager. W. TEARLE, M*MS£*r. Down Trains I\»*n Trains SINGAPORE 4
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      FINANGE & COMMERCE.
      26 1 FINANGE COMMERCE. The Netherlands Trading Society yesterday quoted the 4/mi bank rate at z',2 7/ 1 6. The Mercantile Bank (|Liotcd it at 2/2 5/i 6.
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      Exchange.
      146 1 Vi mi un.w's Rates. On foimbn Bink 4 m/a a/a 5/16 Demand 2/2 1/16 Private 6 m/s. a/a 11/16 do. 3 m,s. 2/2 7/ 16 (M (,'cnnany Bank d/d 2.22 Private 3 m/a 2.26 do. 6 m/a 2.28 (>// France Bank d,d 1.73 Private 3 m/> 2.7N do. 6
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      THE SHARE MARKET.
      427 1 t c Ittue I'aitl r I -a.-t V uc un to Company Buyen Sellen Transaction 13,000 t 10 $10 Benawah G. M. Co, Ltd n.uo I [Deferred 1 s 10 II Kadana G. M. Co. Ltd. ■>„, non lft< I 10: •10 (Prct. 7... nom I 1
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      PRODUCE.
      175 1 Inventors arc eccentric men, And make some wonderful thingl From babies, lo<>d and patent boots. To sailing Baloons with win^s. But health comes first m this humdrum lite And this you can best ensure, By fending off insidious ills, V\ ith Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Tin 9 83.12J Gambicr
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        12 1 Try an Advt. m the E. O. M. IT WILL PAY YOU.
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        450 1 BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAJD-L'F CAFITAI $io.ouo.uOo RESERVE FUND: Sterling Reserve Sio.ouo.ooo silssii t Silver Reaerve H.fiuu.uuu iO iJw l Reserve Liability ol ProprieUwi 0 Courtof Directors. 11. A. VV. Slade, Ks<| Chairman. A. Haupt. hs<| 1 )fpiit\ -Chairman. Hon. C. W. Ditksoii. V Salinger. Ksq. K. Goetz, Esq.
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        127 1 MAILS CLOSE. To-day. Palen Ruby <> .1 n Sarawak Kuching !o a m P Swett I'eiianK Ban Whati S. 1p m HoiiKkune. Amoy and Swatow, Hong Wan I. ipm I'alcmbani;. Ophir ipm Bengka!i> ft Ba^an, S. Triii^uaiHi Ip m Muar iv Malacca, S. Muar p ni Malacca. P Uick^on P
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        496 2 BANKS, CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated by Royal Charter Cai>ltal /?*****0, Reserve Liability i OF PROPRIKTOKb 00 00 Reserve Fund £875,000. (Bank ok England. BANKERS 1 Na ri( inal Bank of So >il \nd 1 ThkLondon City Midland Bank, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. CURRENT Accounts arc opened and
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        224 2 Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes de France. TtUgrapkk Address Menagerie Singapan. Flic mail steamers will leave Singapore on or about the undermentioned dates Outward. Homeward. A.Behic 20 Nov. Salazie 20 Nov. E.Simons 4 Dec. Toumm 4 Dec. Pofymsku iS Dec. Tonkin 18 Dec. The Batavia annex s.s. La Sevne connects with
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        347 2 NEXT MAILS DUE, Per P. O. Chusa Saturday a te ti No r y Per P. i •ft t«>-m. >;•;"■ >v. Ni iv. Mails j 1. Left Sing Due m \j r.don Arrived I 9 N D L Oct 97 1 m O< t r > < I I Get
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        620 2 Edetulmle, Brit Str 718 tousCapt Mom, 17 Nor f rooi Samarang, 13 N'ov Gc and 27 dp HapEncMoh, for Java, Uncertain Roadi IshuiiU-r, Brit str 505 tOOS, (apt Wright, 31st Oct From Ciiii>unas Is, 27th Oct I'hosphatc and 25 dp i'oustcad Co For Christmas Is. U Hds. I American Ship;
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        620 2 CLEARANCES. November 20. Singapore, Bangkok. Salazie Marseilles via ports. Jarfalla, Djambie. PohAnn, lelukAnaon. SapphOi T. Anson via ports, SnWongsee Malacca. Paroo; Fremantle via port-. Araherst, Pontianak. Van rlogendorp, BaUvia via Pontianak. Hong Wan, Malacca. Rub Ji M Palembang. November ti. Armand Behic Yokohama via ports. November L:i Seyne, BaUvia. VESSELS
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      GOMMANDER FLEES.
      8 3 SIXTY THOUSAND TROOPS REVOLT AT VLADIVOSTOCK
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      Transports Ordered Away.
      57 3 D. Mr Special.) Hongkong, Nov. 20. Sixty thousand troops are participating m the revolt at Yhtdivostock. The commander of the garrison has taken refuse on a steamer. Three Russian transports bou'id for that port with released prisoners have been ordered to return to Nagasaki on account of
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      SAILING FOR AMERICA.
      97 3 TALENTED INDIAN MUSICIAN WITH KNOWLEDGE OF WESTERN MUSIC. P. Mr Sfifcim/.) MADRAS) Nov. 20. John Porasami, the well-known Indian musician, of Madras, is now f ,i route to America and waits at Calcutta to give Their Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales a recital pfhis music.
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      RUSSIANS STARVING.
      31 3 h SCARCITY OF FOOD IN MANCHURIA. D. M." Special.) Hongkong, Nov. 20. There is a great scarcity of food m Manchuria. The Russians are on the vcfge of -tarvation.
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      NEW ZEALAND WINS.
      42 3 SCOTLAND DEFEATED IN WARM GAME. IK Mr Social.) London, Nov. 20. New Zealand defeated Scotland at football, yesterday, by 12 points to 7. At the end of the first half, Scotland led with a -core of 7 to 6.
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      GERMANY MOBILISING NAVY.
      37 3 VLSI > CONCENTRATING rRO >PS ON FRONTIER. E. D. Mr Special.) London, Nov. 20. bring to the apparent inability of Russia to suppress the revolt, Germain" ing her navy and concentrating troop- on the frontier.
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      UNEMPLOYED FUND.
      24 3 D. Mr Special) London, Nov. 20. c Quw i's fund for the unemployed now amounts to over Lord Mount-Stephen has subscribed/? 10,000.
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      ANTI-TURKISH DEMONSTRATION.
      43 3 THREK BRITISH MEN-OF-WAR AMONG TWENTY. E. D. Mr Special.) London, Nov. 20. The British representation m the -Turkish naval demonstration will probably consist of three men-of-war g a total of twenty. The senior officer m command will probably be an Austrian.
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      GENEROUS CZAR.
      29 3 GIVES HALF OF HIS ESTATE TO SUFFERING FARMERS. E.D.Mr SpecmL) London, Nov. 20. The Czar has distributed over half of the imperial estate among the suffering farmers.
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      FOREIGNERS PENNED IN.
      27 3 CANNOT LEAVE ST. PETERSLBURG. <•/; D. M." Special) London, Nov. 20. Foreignera are unable to leave St. Petersburg owing to the cessation of railway traffic
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      JAPAN IN KOREA.
      47 3 L GOVERNOR GENERAL. FOR SEOUL. ("A. I). M* Special.) Homckong. November 20. lister Ito's mission to Korea has eminently successful, but the particulars are not disclosed. stated that Japan appoints a Governor-Genera] m Seoul The conr'l ol Korean foreign affairs is transtcncd to Tokio.
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      FATHER CAPON RETURNS.
      24 3 {"E. I). Mr Special) London, Nov. 20. rather Gapon, quondam leader of »»e St. Petersburg mob, has returned to that city.
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      NEW CHINESE RAILWAY.
      23 3 D. M." Special.) 1 IoNGKONO, NOV. 20. '•ic first section of the ShanghaiNanking railway was opened on the *ghteenUi inst
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      92 3 Invhationn are being issued by the 0. Officers of the S. V. G, for '"day night, when an exhibition of I^-J'tsu is to be given at the Drill Dos lose Paulino dc Azevcdo c Ustro, the Roman Catholic Bishop of icao, is expected here this morning r °ni Timor on
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      KING WALKS WITH STICK.
      66 3 JOINS ANOTHER SHOOTING PARTY. FtMUr'i A|«ac>. London, Nov. 20. The King visited the royal stables, accompanied by his surgeon, Sir Frederick Trcves, walking with the aid of I stick. Afterwards lie motored to Virginia Water, where he joined a >mall shooting part}*. His Majesty joins Lord
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      DEMONSTRATION ACAINST TURKEY.
      49 3 WARSHIPS LEAVE TOULON. Reuter's Agency London, Nov. 20. The French men-of-war Lharlemcujnc and K letter with two torpedo boats have left Toulon to participate m the naval demonstration at Mitylene again>t Turkey, on account of the attitude of the Porte regarding the financial status of Macedonia.
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      UNEMPLOYED FUND INCREASES.
      21 3 Reuter's Agency London, Nov. 20. Lord George Stephen Mountstephcn has contributed ten thousand pounds to the unemployed fund.
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      PRINCESS SAILS FOR BURMAH.
      24 3 Reuter s Agency. London, Nov. zc. Princess Louise of SchlezwigHolstein has sailed from Ormuz tor Colombo and thence to Burmah.
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      HAKON THE SEVENTH.
      21 3 Reuter s Agency. London, Nov. 20. Prince Charles has taken the name of Hakon the Seventh, of Norway.
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      THIS AND THAT.
      371 3 (BY X. Y. Z.) Who will not en\T Mr. \Y. T. Chapman of the F.M.S. Civil Set vice He has just been appointed acting District Officer, Chief Police Officer, Magistrate, Commissioner Court of Requests, Coroner, Postal Agent, Deputy Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages, Asst. Protector of
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      40 3 Mr.J. Gunn is dredging for tin »n tlie sea near Linggi. It is reported that satisfactory results are being obtained and that, m addition to the coveted metal, various curios, such as old coins, etc., are constantly being fished up.—
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      CLASCOW HOLOCAUST.
      24 3 THIRTY-NINE PERSONS PERISH. RMtor** A|««oy. London, Nov. 20. 1 nirty-nine persons perished m a fire m a model lodging house at Glasgow
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      RUSSIAN PRISONERS MUTINY.
      49 3 JAPANESE POLICE BOARD TRANSPORTS. Reuter s Agency. London, Nov. 20. rive hundred Russian prisoners returning to Yladivostock on board the transports Vladimir and Voronezh showed signs of mutiny at Nagasaki whereupon a hundred Japanese police boarded the vessels, which are now guarded by Japanese torpedo boats.
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      ESCORT FOR NEW KING.
      49 3 BRITISH AND GERMAN WARSHIPS ACCOMPANY PRINCE CHARLES. Reuters Aiency. London, Nov. 20. The Kaiser has directed Prince I lenry of Prussia with his flagship to escort the Norwegian man-of-war conveying Prince Charles to Christiania. It is probable that a British man-of-war will also be sent.
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      THIEVING SERVANT.
      865 3 SENTENCED TO EIGHTEEN MONTHS. Lee See, the Chinawoman whose case m the Police Court has been reported m these columns, was yesterday arraigned before Chief Justice Cox charged with stealing a considerable amount of jewellery, viz: two gold rings, earrings set with diamonds, and gold ear-rings, the property
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      THE GRANT CASE
      93 3 5,,000 BAIL REQUIRED. Referring to the report m the E.D.M. of yesterday of the arrest of a European named J. U. Smith Grant, on the allegation of having, together with a Chinaman, assumed the character of public servants, the accused appeared m the Police Court before Mr.
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      56 3 Bishop O'Connel of Maine, U.S.A., arrived at Yokohama on the 29th ult. as a special Envoy to the Emperor of Japan to*express His Holiness'appreciation of Japan's conduct of the war and magnanimity m agreeing to peace. On Saturday, the 25th Nov., the S.V.I, will have class firing on the Range.
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      TOWKAY ROBBED.
      784 3 A BIG HAUL. Sing Soo and Gan Boon Teck were placed on trial yesterday, charged with stealing from Lim Heng Teng dollars 2,500 m cheques, dollars 6,000 m notes dollars 300 m dollars and dollars 600 m small silver. They pleaded not guilty. In opening the case for
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      FAR EAST FREIGHTS.
      221 3 There is every prospect that a shipping rate war for the trade with the Far East will, says the Daily Express, soon be m progress, similar to that which followed the conclusion of hostilities m South Africa. It will be recalled that m the case of the
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      106 3 For being m possession of 1,500 dollars worth of illicit opium, a China- man was fined yesterday 300 dollars with the alternative of six months' imprisonment. Tan Hong Hin was sentenced to three months' imprisonment and lined 100 dollars for breach of trust m respect of lamps valued at 215
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      ORDERS.
      49 3 HY LIEUT. COLONEL C. N. WATTS, COMMANDING TROOPS, S.S. The following fro n the London Gazette, dated War office, Pall Mall, -4tb Oct., 1905, is published for information The Sherwood Foresters, (Nottinghamshire Derbyshire Regts.) Captain Charles J. W. Hobbs is seconded for service as an Adjutant of Volunteers.
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      LOCAL INQUESTS.
      153 3 From the returns issued by the Government recent]}- it is observed that the number of inquests held m Singapore has greatly incrcsed, as the following figures demonstrate Bodies viewed during Ist quarter 1905 MM 2nd 145 *rd -I'M) Of the above, only 28 were suicides. THE question of
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      SPORTS.
      197 3 S. R. C The Married and Singles of the S. R. C. played a match on Saturday. The Singles' scored 12a A. Misso scored 62. G. Bogaars took 4 wickets for 20 runs. The Married scored 86 for 5 men out SC.C. COMMITTEES v. THE REST Cricket. The above
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        642 4 COGHLAN CO. Licensed Auctioneers HOUSE A ESTATE AGENTS. The Paddle Steamer" Thaiping" WILL BK SOLD BY AUCTION, ON Tuesday, 21st November, at 2.30 p.m. The paddle steamer "Thaiping" with all her appurtenances as she now lies m the Singapore Harbour. Particulars -Composite vessel built m 1882. Length 15* feet 6
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        358 4 THE CHINA MUTUAL LIFE I INSURANCE CO. I What is the use of saying M the I best Company," "the strongest I Company,' M the largest Company." I Any one can say this. WE Say simply The China mutual liife Insurance Co., litd. A British Lioeal Co, that tells the
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        332 4 The Way to Set a Fortune Is to buy an Electric Cinematograph. A few days' receipts repay all your costs. The Cinematograph has had an enormous success all over the world. Fop a Complete Installation apply to jOevy SCermanos 3, BATTERY ROAD, who keeps also a large stock of Films.
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        352 4 Japan Coals Mitsui Bussan Kaisha ■rrsui Co.) Head Office: No, I, Suruga-Cho, Tokio London Branch 34, Lime Street, E.C. Singapore Branch 2, FINLAYSON GREEN, Other Branches New York, San Francisco, Hamburg, Bombay. Sourabaia, Manila, Hongkong, Amoy, Shanghai, Chefoo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Port Arthur, Soul, Chemulpo, Yokohama, Yokosuka, Nagoya Osaka, Kobe, Kure,
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