Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 6 December 1905

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    21 1 The Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 79. VOL. I. SINGAPORE, T^I3>NESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1905. PRICE 5 CENTS. I
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  • ST. PETERSBURG TERRORISED.
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      BLUE BOOK ON ADMIRALTY.
      147 1 CHANNEL FLEET HEAVILY INCREASED. Reuter's Aiency London, Dec. 5. A blue-book expounding thc policy of the Admiralty states that thc distribution of men-of-war m time of peace depends nowadays upon the kaleidoscopic variations of internatii >nal relations. The channel fleet has been increased to seventeen battleships,
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      Reuter's Agency.
      22 1 London, Dec. 5. With the arrival Of* cruisers at Georgetown, thc rioting ended. There were no casualties among the whitc>.
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    THE ROYAL TOUR.
    136 1 PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES AT BOMBAY. liy a happy coincidence, the landing m India of Their Royal HurfuieaecatlM Prince and Princess of Wales took place on His Majesty the KinK> birthday. In delightful weather the landing van made at Bombay after a deafer Hag roar of
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    206 1 Dr. W. F. Dunlop, thc American dentist, Has arrived from Kuala Lum pur, and \fill shortly Open an office at Gresham House, Battery Road. The result of the annual Government examination of the Anglo-Chinese School at Ipoh is said to be a satisfac lory improvement compared with thc previous year.
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    GOLD COMPANY'S LOSSES.
    325 1 DREDGING IN KKI-ANTAN A DI. APPOINTMENT. Hie second ordinary General Meeting ot thc Kclantan Gold Dredging Company was held at thc I-ondon offices on November 10th. The Chairman (Major Wemyss) moved thc adoption of thc accounts. He stated that thc profit and loss account showed a loss
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    NOTES FROM MANILA.
    145 1 Amfkk an Teacher Ku.'p i. American teacher was st;. JIC times on the 22nd u\\ xvSIS s «.mat Ormo ialand Cpd^JSa** Mr. Clarence G^» ymfi** wh° Princinalol^ie.^ <s* Hleß, U* which the IVinrin,! \n\ We* The res.]. l was an 1.... resulting 11. ncc wounds, troin the
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    CALEDONIANS IN PENANG.
    100 1 SeOtSRWH of Pcnang and Province Wellcskv celebrated the anniversary of St. Andrew, the Patron Saint «»f Scotland, m an appropriate manner A Pall was held m the Drill Hall of the Volunteers m Fort Cornwallis, as the I own Hall is undergoing repairs. All Pcnang turned up
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    SIR WALTER EGERTON, K.C.M.C.
    46 1 His Majesty has been pleased to confer on Sir Walter Egcrton, c. n. a. t.ic knighthood of the same order. Sir Walter Egerton is High Commissioner for the Protectorate of SouthcrnNigci iaand both Governor and Commander- in-Chic! of the Colony of l.ngos.
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    162 1 IMk. insNhN Di man, the indcfatigblc Editor of the Strait* EtSm\ is suffering from severe bronchitis and ias been troubled with cerebral symptoms, the rcsnlt of undue strain and overwork, which has caused his enforced cessation from work for Mime ime. New Shippim. Com i kn: Ihe Manila hn. riuin
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      688 1 I JOKING' TOBAtd I l K '''A..,.* .til. .-ilt r p. j- '->*".»> -f Jr Li U.,«,.^11,« ,m I I AGENTS FOR SINGAPORE. JOHN LITTLE A CO SIDEROSTHEN PAINT The Standard Preservative for Iron and Steel RESISTS THE ACTION OF SEA WATER AND ACIDS, WILL NOT BLISTER OR CRACK UNDER
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      57 1 I dwell m the palace and mansions. My name's on the lips of the Royal. I am crwned with a million laurels. By thehard won sons of toil lam hailed with a spirit of gladness In the homes of the rich and poor. For I'm known to the nations for
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      75 1 e> Buchanan's Red Seal Gu aranteed 7 Years Old. "A Bnaajaj .s<oi(ii Whisky. OK Exceptionally Goon Value. The man who whispers down a well Ahout the Koods he has to sell. Won't reap the gleaming gulden dollars Like he who climbs a tree and hollers. The man who lets disease
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    The Eastern Daily Mall. PRICE 5 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 6th DECEMBER. UNHAPPY RUSSIA.
    246 2 The Eastern Daily Mall. PRICE 5 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 6th DECEMBER. UNHAPPY RUSSIA. dn de «Patcl,e s from Russia do uot indicate any implement m the situation Will, the Czar's Bodyguard m actual lutin v asour ...fonwi us yesleVdav, the of the Royal Knini.yisevid.,,,, nimmnion, peril. Reuters wires of to-da x
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    GOOD FOR BULLOCK OWNERS
    188 2 The result of an appeal case heard before Sir Lionel Cox deserves handing down to posterity. A Chinaman was charged with wounding a bullock by slashing it four times across the back with a knife. According to the evidence the Accused ran out of his house
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    LOCAL PATRIOTISM LACKING
    157 2 It is always the complaint of the local journalist that his clientele is nonresponsive. The man m the .street m Singapore does not take any interest m public affairs. This spirit unfortunately pervades all cla-^e>i. For instance, the boots of thc Police and Volunteer forces are made
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    412 2 broken rui i„ Tai P i„«: r Wm A bAILOK belonging 11. M S cShmmx thc sth u,t The Hotel de I Europe is riaJHiua mail KiS^ Thk American Consulate haa been removed bom its old quarter* m RafflS 222 t0 Basah Kt4 irnncdiatclv adjoining Raffles Hotel. ■"■■■J KA public
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    IS EXERCISE NECESSARY ?
    1030 2 IS EXERCISE NECESSARY ITS OF THE NORMAL MAN IN THE TROPICS, c Editor of lite "Indian Spoiling Time*'") have read various theories on bject of exercise to keep one fit." ons differ considerably, and now ye a new doctrine preached by ustace Miles whose place m thc of Sport entitle^
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    35 2 Mk.ChiaGian Hiv./ssonChiahTck eh.a is to be married to Mr. Tan |iak Chuans third daughter on Thus day, the 7 th mat Hie ceremony w take place at the residence ofthebride JPanghma IVang," River Valley Road
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  • THE EASTERN PRESS.
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      America in bad Odour.
      39 2 American interests largely m thc public mind 7* U \icwcd from various as.*,. with a large section o| VV no insignificant J *j classes, seems to l„. i c ll pt*r s*«*r cV,,,,,, (S/ '••"i-i.,;r
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      Trend of Journalism.
      38 2 The FrrrrW has f, t (l high estate which it once {i the expression of the c<„ British nation the trail Press is over th. 'land, and here m thc sleepy East l( Reu^,;,,,,,,,,,,,, «gt»
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      The Discontented Sailor.
      48 2 'I he average decp-u thc merchant maim, no to be any too well< lot, and has cried, v times where there was not, i man i_ w,„.„ ta X frciurmly <!.«■.. l, c lu ls I 1 1 "55 hi. Ulc of J_ Lao/ruth^ m **m
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      Unhappy Japan.
      38 2 rw-f -"|i«ll, The prolongation o position of the mdtfc__!_ s.on ol responsible organs,, ing ...the recent aire*, Lg* hardly bee <* t.on winch waa K ,f b "J* •W»-»jmcnt tfpopaUl -ho,^-,,,*^ to the Portsmouth n«'gotiati«„, TgJ Herald <
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      If We Get the Philippic.
      46 2 Ihe cession 0 f Great Britain w cultics ItwouWintro Colonial systr.n. h exclusive policj m cs C one ot the immediate caiMßißfa_ present boycott, and would we haw the presumption to saj early pacification and prosperity of tk islands fin,. lhc
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      Regenerated by Students.
      48 2 the knowledge j. m the ■choofa am United States md I ledge overthrew t transformed the pt presentat.vr instituti leneral edncatioi power m the world, £JL Power that ha- and the only o i mission into the I v was thc work Teleerapk. s v
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      Robbery of India.
      46 2 mc Noi on British rule m Ind the finan. ial two countr. with which Ind whether com: behalf or on U lia.lt Empire. Ire robbery w India with thi Indian Pri at the time of thircely k point of view, a m dutie*
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      OUR PRIZE COMPETITIONS.
      115 2 None of out nw to earth ye, leaders w < Uia certain clues. 1 man is „ot a young Kill J R loped. The 1.., thc local press au months on m ineChinea 1 pntneß I W keenly interested m recently was set noun 5°J Ulth a
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      371 2 The New Drink I NB f Gl f E A v o I all the Invigorating Properties of TANSAN, and is a DSlicio—ly Flavoured GINGER-ALE. It is meeting with HUGE SUCCESS EVERYWHERE. Sole Agents GAIiDBECK MACGREGOR Go., SINGAPORE and PENANG. iJKk^^^^^^^^Ll FOR N I A /(UTM EAT I §y^^^^^^^^ San
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      468 2 Sastern Oriental SCotel; j PENANG. OIR__C3- HOTEL, PENANG HILLS. Sapkies Bfothefs, Proprietors. H. THOMPSON, Dental Surgeon, 16, Stamford Road, (First Floor) Whiteaway Laidhucs Buildings, Hours from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. A 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. COGHLAN CO. Licensed Auctioneers HOUSE ESTATE AGENTS. AUCTION SALE. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. On Thursday
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      225 2 NOTICE. INTERNATIONAL RESTAURANT. Owing to the depradations oftambics. The Proprietors of the above restaurant are compelled' on and after thc seventh inst., to request customers having tiffins sent to their offices, to supply their own cutlery, napery and tiffin baskets. Otherwise outside meals cannot be supplied. The Proprietors, INTKRNATIONAL RfcST.MRANT.
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      219 2 WHAT OUR READERS THINK Tlie I. Jn.. i \n\ 'nteie*« 1/ wriuenon one mJ, ;»M»i he 1..i ti.«r .[.ii REPAIRS BY PIECEMEAL. Dkar Sir, i U r afasicia Bukit Tnnali Koad a condition when a passes ti» ceti rapaired m infinitesimal i proper reconstruction, wh crushed ro« k that line
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      120 2 COMING EVENTS. To-day, December 6tb: High Water 6.13 a.. 0.24 p. St. Nicholas' I>ay. I'icture Exbtn.. Robinson Piano Co. 9 to 5. 1 ■assett-Arral Concert Town Hall 9 pm. Thursday, December 7th: High Water —7.10 a., 7.44 p.m. P O Homeward Mail due. I'icture Exbtn,, Robinson Piano Co. 9 to
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  • RUSSIAN REVOLUTION.
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      ST. PETERSBURG QUIETER.
      89 3 PEOPLE GETTING USED TO THE SITUATION. Reuters Agency London, Dec. 5. \t St. Petersburg on Sunday the kcling on the whole was more confident The nervousness of the previous j or two is no longer so marked. The people arc getting used to the situation- r \H
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      LEMNOS OCCUPIED.
      36 3 INTERNATIONAL FLEET KEEPS BUSY. Renters Agency London, Dec. 5. Tlie international fleet has occupied Lemnos. [Lemnoe is a small Turkish island ■forty miles southwest of the entrance to the Dardanelles. -Ed. E. D. M."l
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      PENNY POSTAGE TO ECYPT.
      25 3 ■SOUDAN INCLUDED. Reuters Aaency. London, Dec. 5. Penny postage will be extended to Egypt and thc Soudan from thc 15th instant
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      EXECUTION OF CULPRITS.
      43 3 FIXED FOR TO-MORROW A-T LIENCHOW. "E D. M" Special. Hokgkokg, Dec. 5. Three of the culprits concerned m thc ma>>acrc of missionaries at Licnchow will be executed on Thursday, and the n missoners will depart for Canton the day following.
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      JAPANESE WAR LOSSES
      48 3 - FATALITIES AT PORT ARTHUR EXAGGERATED. E. D. M.' Sp«*.al. I [orgrohg, Dec 5. nticial figures of the Japanese killed during the late war are 43.219 wounded. 153*673; missing, 5032. These figures prove conclusively that the reporta of tremendous slaughter at Port Arthur were greatly exaggerated.
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
    308 3 K. CORPORALS v. S. R. C. rhe Corporals of r,i o Sherwood FovaaSan met the S* R. C team on the Esplanade last evening. The ground waa very slippery and n aeveral parts water had accumulated. First Half. The Sherwood Foreatera Corporal within a few minutes of the
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    TYRANNICAL POLICE.
    121 3 f DESCRIBED IN CEYLON AS BLISTERING BILLIES. They have an idea that a pol iceman ought to be fierce and cruel and the more blustering a bully he is, the better can he discharge his duty. Petty tyrants, is the admirable way m which His Excellency the Governor
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    S. V. A. RIFLE CLUB.
    42 3 The usual monthly shoot was held on the 2nd and 3rd instant. There were forty-five competitors and thc results are as follow s -A. Class Gunner Lindsay, 86 points; Cup. B. Class; Gunner Age,, 83 points Cup.
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    THE SMITH GRANT CASE.
    411 3 PRISONER CONVICTED. Quite recently the E.D.M. published an account of afl interview between J. Smith Grant and its reporter, when the accused denied the charge of extortion etc., preferred against him. 1 Ie surrendered to h s bail this morning and m answer to thc Magistrate
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    EARL COWLEY IN SINGAPORE.
    117 3 Earl Cowley and his valet were passengers to Colombo, on the homeward M. If. mail steamer Tourane which arrived here on Monday. a In Colombo Earl Cowley is to be married to Lady Hartopp. The Earl and Countess will then proceed m the same steamer to
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    459 3 Mr. Inagaki. Japanese Minister to Siam, ha< been ordered home. The a.a. Dunera is due at Singapore to-day with drafts for the Notts and Derby Regiments. The P. O. Intermediate steamer Malacca left (olombo at noon on Saturday and expected to arrive here at 4 p.m. on Friday, thc Bth
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    THE CRISIS IN RUSSIA.
    639 3 MR. W. S. STEAD'S VIEW. a) v Thc situation is tragic. There will be pretty considerable hell spilt round I Russia before many months are over, j We are face to face with one of the greatest revolutions ever seen I These were Mr. Stead's words
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    THE INCOMPREHENSIBLE EAST.
    366 3 True it is and true it probably will always remain that M East is East and West is West and never the twain will meet," and of all Easterns the yellow race is the one which appears most incomprehensible to Europeans. The cheery humour or suave politeness
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    SPORT AND GOSSIP.
    1241 3 BY "THE PILOT." The event of the past week has been the Gymkhana, which provided a pleasant break m the monotony of existence m Singapore and proved to be j a great success. I only hope that we may see many more of these enjoyable j meetings.
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      392 3 POWELL CO, SINGAPORE. (Established 42 Years) REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS VALUERS. mortgages arranged valuations made. RENTS COLLECTED. ARTHUR ALLISONS PIANOS RObENKRANZ PIANO POWELL COS Auction and House-Pro-perty Circular is issued weekly and sent free to any alldrcss. ESTATE OF CHOO ENG CHOON DECEASED IMPORTANT SALE of VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTIES INCLUDING A
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