Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 28 November 1906

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    19 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 374 VOL. H SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1906. PRICE 5 CENTS
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    COURT-MARTIAL AT PORTSMOUTH.
    48 1 Reuter's Agency wires (By submarine telegraph. 1 MOODIE THE RINGLEADER OF STOKERS. Sentenced Five Years Penal. London, November 27, 10-28 a.m. The Court-Martial at Portsmouth has passed a sentence o f tive years' peuai servitude on Moodie, thc ringleader of the mutineers, among thc stokers.
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    AFFAIRS IN MOROCCO.
    37 1 THREATENING ATTITUDE OF NATIVES. Europeans Abandoning rani Villas. London, November 27, 10-28 a.m. Owing to the threatening attitude of thc natives several Europeans are obliged to abandon their villas and go out of Tangier.
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    BOMB OUTRAGE AT THEODOSIA.
    36 1 GENERAL DAVIDOFF, THE VICTIM, UNHURT. The Assailant Caiilrei). London, November 27, 10-2S a.m. A bomb was thrown at General David off at Theodosia but the General escaped unhurt His assailant was captured.
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    FIRE ON A TORPEDO SCHOOL SHIP.
    62 1 WHOLE VESSEL ENVELOPED IN FLAMES. Other Warships Threatened. London, 27th November, 11-55 am A fire broke out at Toulon last night on the torpedo schoolship Algeciras." Tbe whole vessel was quickly enveloped in the flames threatening other warships. Orders were immediately issued to torpedo
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    TRAM STRIKE AT HAMILTON, ONTARIO
    56 1 FIFTY PERSONS WOUNDED IN A CONFLICT. Strikers Wrecked ihe Tram Depot whh Dynamite. London, November 2-, 11-55 a m In a conflict among the tram striker^ at Hamilton, Ontario, fifty persons were wounded. The militia is protecting the cars. The striker^ were successful in partly
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    CNARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER AGAINST A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
    83 1 FOUND GUILTY ONLY OF MISDEMEANOUR. Ordkred to Reappear if Called. London, November j;, i 1-55 a.m. AJChristian, Scientist, an architcctnamcd Chisholm who was charged with manslaughter was found not guilty of thc charge but was pronounced guilty of misdemeanour inasmuch a-> he failed
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    MEETING OF EUROPEAN REPRESENTATIVES.
    57 1 DECISION rO ADDRESS A STRONG NOPE TO FEZ. Protest Agaimsi Rasuu's At mon-. London, November 2-, 1 1-55 a.m. A meeting of the European representatives has decided to address a strong note to Fez protesting against the action of Rasuli the usurper and demanding an ending
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    QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S JAPANESE PET.
    95 1 The Daily Mail published the following momentous telegram from its Copenhagen correspondent Queen Alexandra's Japanese pet dog, Admiral Togo, was seen to bc suffering yesterday morning on board the Victoria and Albert. The Queen was much distressed, and sent immediately for thc leading veterinary surgeon of
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    64 1 A Johannesburg telegram states that a terrible accident occurred at the Simmer East Mine on 19th inst. ,as thc night shift was descending. A cage containing twenty-three Chinaman had reached a depth of 700 ft. when an ominus creaking of thc ropes was heard. rhe cage swerved. i<>|>< snapped, and
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    THE FARMER AND THE PREMIER.
    541 1 THE FARMER AND THE PREMIER. A BUCOLIC IMPRESSION < >F MARQUIS SAIONJI. The "Yorodsu" publishes in its English column thc following interesting communication from thc f>cn of Mr. T. Matsumoto, Shinano I am a tanner," tells n roughlooking man apparently fifty years old, from thc remote district o\ Saku, Shinano.
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    JAPANS MEDICAL PROGRESS.
    200 1 SPEECH BY COUN 1 OKUMA. A general meeting ol thc Dojinkai, thc Association which was formed during the late war lor the pum carrying on medical work and instruction in Manchuria and Corea, was held yesterday afternoon at thc 'residence of Count Okuma. In opening the pi
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    BATTLE OF TRAFALCAR.
    142 1 (ireat crowds gathered in Trafalgarsquare on 20th inst to admire the decorations at the base of Nelson's columfl. The actual im-t anniversary of the Battle of Tral'algai and thc death ofthe hero was Sunday, hut thc event waa celebrated throughout the Empire ou Saturday. At th< foui
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      279 1 *-CO., Ltd xiAS CARDS HOME POSTAGE aN unrivalled SELECTION A I L |TTLE'S 'john £ittk Co. Ctd.^ l I Crt. Rolled Gold Necklet witl. m C Pretty Pendant in Pearl- m A m*. Cm tt Price $4.50. V Rolled Gold and Parisian A 3ct»ellerp. w ilk WE ARE NOW OFFERING
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      373 1 Howarth Erskine Epgipeers apd Coptractors. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. n> leleyrurm ERSKINE." p»w» mm ■mm mu»mwpw.i..^ W| ART NEEDLE WORK I r I AND One of the Fintst and Largttt El ectric Fan* in very Bedroom pi HIAiCD nTDfIT Buildings in I'enang kM^ Cuiolno ami Cattrlng under rLUIfLn ULrUI Entirely under European
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      27 1 JOHN LITTLE CO- LTDBoys Own Annp.m GntLS Own ANNUAL Chai n khox Infants Maga/im Chi also a large selection of GIFT BOOKS FOR BOYS GIRLS AT LITTLE'S
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 28th NOVEMBER. OUR MILK SUPPLY
    879 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 28th NOVEMBER. OUR MILK SUPPLY Milk is a commodity of such vital importance to the community, especially to the infant portion of it, that all efforts made by the authorities to see to its distribution amongst its consumers in an unadulterated condition
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    670 2 Tan Chong Yong, the man who *as run over by a motor-car in South Canal Koad op Monday died the same niaht at the General Hospital. Death result ed from mternal heraorrl ige caused uy the perforation of the lur.. The compradore ofthe Kobe Braneh ot the Chartered Bank has
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    Useful presents for the New Year.
    44 2 Messrs. thc Borneo Co., Ld. of S pore have forwarded to us a well print ed Wall Calendar tor thc coming yea'. Ihe upper half of the Calendar is occu pied by a splendid thromo print ofa Cathedral.
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    Alleged Extensive Fraud.
    74 2 On the cth instant, Yap W Chi, an influential local merchant, purchased diamonds to the value of $.30,000. IL paid $12,000 in cash leaving a balanc of $17,000. For this balance he tilled in promissory on .tes for $5,000 in favour of Messrs. Kat/ Brother-, and for
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    TERRIBLE AFFAIR AT MOJI.
    96 2 SALVAGE PARTY BLOWN UP BY A DYNAMITE CARTRIDGEIt is reported from Moji that while a small vessel with three men on board was proceeding to thc wreck ot the sunken steamer Naka Maru i week, lor the purpose of removing the engines, one of the dynamfte
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    THIS AND THAT.
    51 2 cych:. flue.:, I eyes not n g harmfu prol It will tx main suffer f r( .:.t. TK se«e me I thc 1. A the houi riven l riven i< "Al just it. I at the nu, 6 o clock. nam ity, quite "OP the upon j
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    HOCKEY
    21 2 i mini.and exciting ers. with the kept tl g -tu: I lea\ g the t üb, I Lloyd and 1
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    Blind Faith.
    25 2 On Mmd clerk in with fi, to the K ChopJu< S cious burd came nr.. ll that hi- with it, the The rikisha
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    Motor Accident.
    29 2 On Monday Kean waa el in Mi by a French over Raffles s falling oul wound «»n tht was remov< where he rec< Johnson and General Hospital
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    Another Plucked Pigeon.
    28 2 A antones Brie. self the fetti between" intn d appeared Mlita pin money, and 1 She remained wit want ofl 1 1 lhi- class mon.
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    7 2 lin Da la* injustice ol and eylon
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      283 2 _W-K^_W INTRODUCE j __W^^^m _^___M _VX__r IT WILL BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE, i. e. g_% mm tEO the case of 12 bottles quarts, cxcludinq duty, or 85 cts the %U7 _J m 0 quart bottle, duty included. RECORD No. 1177. OLD TAILOR SCOTCH WHISKY. From \\\y: results of our
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      325 2 JFRESH I GRAPES. I i|o cents per lb. OR PACKED IN 5 lb. WOOD BOXES FOR POSTING TO I F. M. S. AND ELSEWHERE. KR BOX $2-00 POSTAGE FREE $2.50 Outport friends arc requested to send remittance with order, if not in Deposit Account. If you bavc not bad our
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    THE JAPANESE IN SAN FRANCISCO.
    267 3 iese Ambassa- ,ed the treaty United States made an 111--the present dift o W ountries to in, ol the Malm. under that treaty lertook to give thc ttraent I to the mostit, and to civil and American e i alifornian panesc childn n ols affects
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    PEDESTRIAHISM IN JAPAN.
    148 3 LGAZU INS! THE :iSHA HABIT. I new in outline of its '.inst -ha riding unexi it' somewhat quaintanism but ainst ition which ition. >ur h, .pe is to imitating thc v. tl id of I kisha. The their health, -1 v\cnI fibre. Are .pie r jinrikishas specially
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    DO YOU BELIEVE IN GHOSTS?
    1079 3 DO YOU BELIEVE IN GHOSTS "tand the r K r ta lUr^ a.wnmnttg^d CM 1^ m lam awt ull v sorry, but there is 0,/. one room vacant in the house for vou WCJ ui the least." answered Mr \V Kwebank Jones. I slla]l yJ£ volvcr under my pdlow, and
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      208 3 y\/\r\ry\/\r\s\ssy\\jr>>s\/\2 > Recreation Hotel. < f SERANGOON ROAD. TRAMWAY TERMINUS. <( >Has excellent accommodation for temporary and per- manent boarders. s X Airy rooms with Verandah and bath rooms complete V f GOOD TABLE WINES. <( Prices moderate which may be ascertained from the Manager. y Joe F. de CONCEICAO,
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      588 3 SHIPPING NEWS. VESSELS EXPECTED. A'".;/,-, Port. Probable date 0/ Arrival, and Agents. Steamim, Aparima, New Zeland, Nov.-; Boustead Arcadia, Colombo, Dec. 8 P. O. Alesia, Hamburg, Dec. 7 Behn Meyer Austria, Trieste, Jan. 12; Rautenberg Airhe, Sydney, Dec. 24; Boustcad Awa Maru, London,- P. Simons Achilles, Liverpool, Dec 3; Mansfield
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      675 3 Prinz Ludwig, Hamburg. Feb. 22- B Meyer. Peleus, Liverpool, Jan 2 Mansfield folynesien, Saigon, Dec 31 M Maritimes Preussen, Hamburg, Jan 25 B. Mever o n Ch,na I>ec 2 3 Mansfield Ping Suey, Liverpool, Nov 28 Manstield Prinz Alice, Hamburg, Feb 8; Behn Meyer Pr u R L it P°
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      563 3 LATEST ARRIVALSAmherst, Brit str 135 tons, Captain Scott, 27th Nov. From Pontianak 25th Nov. G.c, and 25 d.p. Wee Bin Co. tor Pontianak, 29th Rds. Asdang, Siam str 405 tons, Captain Ravn, 27th Nov. From Bangkok, 17th Nov. Gc, and 20 d.p. East Asiatic Coy. For Bangkok, ist Dec— Rds.
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    LATEST TELEGRAMS.
    3 4 REUTtRS
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    THE CONGOLESE IN BAHREL-GHAZAL.
    49 4 THE CONGOLESE IN BAHR-EL-GHAZAL. RIPE FOR EVACUATION. London, November 27. 2-20 p.m. A question wa- asked by Lonsdale whiter the Congolese »-ve evacuated Bahr-el-Ghazal in accordance uith the tasto-Belgian Convention. A '3ir. Runcman replied that now tha the season became smtaWe he trusts that no further delay will occur.
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    The SEVASTOPOL MUTINY.
    49 4 CONDIGN PUNISHMENT. London. November 17, MC p.m. Two hundred and twenty eight partiCipants in the last-mutiny at Sevastopol have received sentences ot varying term-. The men of the disciplinary battalions we. c sentenced to penal servitude for life. Two were shot and a civilian was hanged
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    LURKING AND THEFT.
    162 4 Sanitary Inspector Olsen lives at No. 186 Rangoon Road On Monday night he closed his house, then he took a lamp and went out by the back door to look at the outhouses. He left this door ajar. He has some food watch do"- When he returned,
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    Prompt Action in a Cholera Case.
    135 4 Prompt Action in a Cholera Case. On Sunday last, a Chinese immigrant died of cholera at a depot, No. 96, New Bridge Road Owing to this 11S coolies were at once segregated it Sf Johns, and the hou-e wa; thoroughly disinfected by the whole of the Sanitary staff there and
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    THE LUCKY BIRD.
    422 4 A correspondent wh is himself Kepala Angin." an appr priate enough name, considering his story, writes It may interest your readers to hear further particular I e merbok belonging to Mr. Jacob Jalleh of Butterworth. On a Friday in October last, while Mr. Jalleh wa- at tiffin,
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    83 4 V ue Admiral Sir Arthur W. Moore, Commander-in-Chief of the China Squadron, and of the Eastern Fleet, is due to arrive in his flagship r\.'my Alfred at Singapore on Nov. 2<j. At Singapore he will meet Vice-Admiral Sir Wilmot H. Fawkcs, Commander-in-Chief of the Australian Squadron, and Yiee-Admiral Sir E.
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    POLICE NEWS.
    1106 4 ALLEGED KIDNAPPING. Defendant Discharged. Teo Ong is a sampan man and lives with his wife in Krain Street, Rochore. He has a little boy, six years of age. On the 23rd of June last, the child went out to play and disappeared. The father reported this to the
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    EXTRAORDINARY SUFFRAGIST DEMONSTRATION.
    295 4 The Central Hall of the House of Commons is the latest meeting-place selected by the militant women suffragists of London, and their choice naturally resulted in some extraordinary scenes being witnessed at Westminster on the opening day of the session. Some 30 ladies succeeded in gaining admission
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    LORD MILNER AS MR. J. P. MORCAN'S PARTNER.
    332 4 LORD MILNER AS MR. J. P. MORCAN'S PARTNER. AN AMERICAN NOTION. A London correspondent of the "New Y irk" Tribune writes as follows: Lord Milner, who it is said has received offers from J. Pierpont Morgan to a-sume charge ofthe English branch of his banking house, on the -ame basis
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    REMARKABLE SERMON.
    209 4 "THE HUMAN DESTINVIS NOT FIXED AT DEATH." Dr. Downes, the well-known Wesle\an minister and editor of "Great Thoughts," preached a remarkable sermon at Stoke-on-Trent Wesleyan Church last month. He declared his firm belief that the human destiny is not fixed at death. This was a view wh ch
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    67 4 It seems probable that, owing to the initiative of a prominent French surgeon Dr. Polrier, Professor of Anatomy at the Academy of Medicine, and the generosity of one of his foi mer pupils, Dr. Hepri de Rothschild, France will shortly have a special institute for the study of cancer similar
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    QUEER STORIES.
    521 4 India has apparently not yet given up the production of occult manifestations. Our exchanges from time to time tell us of some demonstration of wonderful power on the part of natives that baffles any explanation. Two of these are reported in the Advocate of lndta. Mahammad Che, whose
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    THE CHINESE ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS.
    184 4 DEI AILS OF THE NEW CENTRAL ORGANISATION. The Mainichi has received a lengthy Peking message giving details ofthe Imperial Decree emblodying the reforms ofthe Central Administration, to which reference was made in our mat issue. It appears that the Grand Council, with Prince Ch'ing, whose powers
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    A CHINESE CABINET APPOINTED.
    93 4 PRINCE CHING PRIME MINISTER. A Peking telegram to the Mainichi states that particulars of the new administrative organisation have been made public. A Ministry has been established, and up to the present the following appointments have been made: Prime Minister: Prince Ch'ing. Vice-Prime Minister Shih-zok Chn
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    TELECRAPH IRREGULARITIES.
    125 4 A PRESS MESSAGE DELAYED FOR TWO MONTHS. In a recent issue of the Osaka Mainichi it makes a strong but well founded complaint regarding the irregularities which occur frrm time to time in the delivery of cable messages. The journal states that it recently received a telegram which
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    MARK TWAIN ON REVISED SPELLING.
    273 4 WHY WRITE POLICE IF "COP" WILL DO AS WELL. Following Lord Rosebery, Mark Twain, an exchange remarks, has indulged in many diverting reflections regarding President Roosevelt's endorsement of spelling reform. At a newspaper banquet held at the Waldorf, the great humourist said he is a
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    THE ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP A CRUISER.
    207 4 THE ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP A CRUISER. A Prisoner's Revenge. The official report concerning the attempt by a bluejacket on board the cruiser Iwate to exploded a magazine on board that vessel on the 2nd instant, when the vessel was on her way from Sasebo to Omura, is to the
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    DISASTROUS STEAMER FIRE IN INLAND SEA
    176 4 Twenty Persons Killed. At about 8 o'clock on the 15th instant 2 tire broke out on board the steamer Choho Maru (gross tonnage 122) owned by the Amagasaki S. S. Company, while she was in the vicinity Iwaya, Awaji island, in the Inland Sea,
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    THE OPENIUG OF MANCHURIA.
    123 4 STATEMENT BY BRITISH CONSUL-GENERAL AT MUKDEN. The Mukden correspondent of thc Asahi reports Mr. Fulford, che British Consul-General at the City, as stating that the trade between Great Britain and Manchuria (north) is comparatively small at present, being limited toe. itton from India and miscellaneous articles,
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    174 4 Aa interesting case of attempted bribery is reported from Madras It appears that two Hindu candidates for Matriculation offered the Manager of the S. P. C. K. Press, the sum of ks. 800, to procure for them copies of the papers to be set at the forthcommmg examination. They also
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    NEWS IN ADVANCE OF THE MAILS.
    849 5 I I Ihc first ParliaI fe four hundred InI (i iCa havc I companiII are engaging g .in PARTY, |F telegram from ter for War the camI oKAI'HV L fhe Convention I -mationale" has rhe Agree- H Psent out tlie AC. Ai >n, th«
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    Morocco State Bank.
    23 5 Berlin. Nov. B.— The delegates ofthe Powers concerned have agreed at Paris upon the constitution of the Morocco State Bank.
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    The Russian Situation.
    133 5 London. Nov. B.— The Russian Government is introducing a graduate.! income-tax producing about three mil-lions-terling. The new electoral law disenfranchises many classes who voted for the ta-t Douma. The Rus-ian Press is strongly attacking the arbitrary disenfranchisement of large classes of the electors. Terrorists threw a bomb
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    Prince Bulow's Position.
    135 5 Berlin. Nov. a. -Rumours are afloat in Europe that Prince Bulow, the German Chancellor, is to receive the assistance ofa Vice Chancellor to relieve him of some of his burdens. Other rumours state that thc poets of German Chancellor and Prussian Premier, usually connected, will be separated,
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    The Russian Budget.
    93 5 London, Nov. <).- Ihe final repot t „n theßudgjet for .905 shows a total deficit of 1 58,000,000 roubles.-AV/^v. Turks as Instigator-. London, Nov. 9, 45 p.m. The disturbances in Morocco continue. Ihe French posts at Bilma have been attacked. It is supposed that the Turk. at
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    THE REBUILDING OF SAN FRANCISCO.
    481 5 HOW THE WORK OF RECONSTRUCTION IS PROGRESSING. New York, Oct. ij— American Papers state that in spite ofthe scarcity of labour San Francisco is rushing; the wor'- of reconstruction with greater energy than ever, according to a circular sent out by banta be Railroad. In
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    RUSSIANS KILLED AND WOUNDED
    114 5 A St. Petersburg correspondent states that after a great deal of work the Alexis Committee has arrived at the following approximate return- ofthe killed and wounded during the war with Japan 2.500 officers and 1 10,000 men were killed, and the sick and wounded amounted to
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    President Roosevelt's Journey To Panama.
    79 5 San Francisco, Nov. 10. President Roosevelt sailed this morning for Panama, in order to make a personal inspection ofthe work done and the conditions existing. He was accompanied by Mr. Shouts, Chairman of the Isthmian Com-mi-sion, who has been in Washington for thc pa^t tw<>
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    RECORD SNOW FALL IN HOKKAIDO.
    75 5 Messages from Asahigawa, Hokkaido, state that snow has fallen practically continuously since the 2nd inst. and had not ceased when the reports were sent. The Meteorological Observatory states that the total fall had reached 4-34 feet on Saturday morning. This is the greatest fall recording
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    118 5 Baron Komura, the Japanese Ambassador, recently opened the thirteenth annual chrysanthemum show at the People's Falace, Mile End-road. Among the exhibitors of (lowers or fruit were the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Portland. His Excellency expressed his pleasure at being invited tc "o to East London to open
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    THE SEPTUAGENARIAN GLOBE TROTTER.
    492 5 At what age are people too old to take long voyages A representative of a London paper who happened to be in the West Fnd passenger ofiPce of one ofthe large shipping companies recently was surprised to hear a white-bearded gentleman arranging for a tour round
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    MAN'S LITTLE ECCENTRICITIES.
    347 5 Have you ever, asks a writer in j the Philadelphia Press, watched a man as he takes a chair 0 He'll move it every time even if it's only an inch. He wouldn't sit in it just where it was for the world. Watch him next time
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    85 5 Mk. Henmkkr Heaton, 11. P., who is indefatigable in his eflforts on behalf of universal penny postage, has published as a Red Book correspondence on the subject. "It is now generally admitted, he writes, that we must go step by step in carrying the great reform. The correspondence shows that
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    Stocks and Shares.
    668 5 Date i NumNer n ,J CaPiU SUbSCbed Shares v!»s* R^' C °"»»">- JSJ i p price 190C* ,175.000 $140,000 S.Soo^issued wah G. M. < 0.. Ltd. „,,o „,le,s 190oL:4oo.ooo £350,000 3 sSoo f $I Duff Dcvolopmcnt ,ol,d Jo" 1901 .300,000 .293.000' ft JIS KadanaC,M.Co.,LM. f oo sellers
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      PRODUCE.
      151 5 Gam bier buyers 6.90 do Cube No. i 10.75 Copra, Bali 1 1.00 do Pontianak 9.30 Pepper, Black (ordinary Singapore) 18.75 do White, Frir L. \V. 5 per cent. 25.25 Sago Sarawak Flour 2.92 do Brunei No. 1 2.89 Pearl Sago, small 5.40 Coffee, Bali iO\ percent. buyers 3
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      EXCHANGE.
      101 5 On London. Bank j in ,/.< Demand Private > in > 4 On Gemumy, Bank d d 2 Private 3 m 44 do 6 m S l^J O// Frmmoe. Bank d d Om Hongkong. Bank d d per cent, dfc Private 30 ds 3 percent di« On Shanghai Bank
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    GLIMPSES OF IRVING.
    2066 6  -  Tighe Hopkins MR. BRAM STOKER'S MEMORIES OF THK GREAT ACTOR. By It is 1 year to-dav since Henry Irving died. How does it -tand with bin, or rather with his memory.' As far back as February last Mr. Percy Fitzgerald was telling us that Irving s influence
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      388 6 E ADLETS -i»^;^ WANTED. WANTED. A competent and experici cd Bookkeeper for extra work. Apply to: WANTED. Three Motor Wagon Drivers. Apply personally to FRASER NEAVE Ltd. Aerated Water Department, Anson Road. WANTED. A partner. Must be a good Convasser. Must have small Capital. A month's trial would be given
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