The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 18 June 1900

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. MONDAY, iBth J UNE, J 1900 DAILY ISS
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      793 1 J* 0 Office. Telegraph St Auj Whmrves. Keppel Harbour. O STEAM NAVIGATION Co 1 Steamers lor CHINA, JAPAN, PENANG. i (rYLON, INDIA, AUSTRALIA, ADEN. I KGYPT, MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR. I MALTA, BRINDISI, VENICE, PLYMOUTH j AND LONDON. Through Bills of leading issued for Persian j Gulf, Continental and American Ports, also
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      716 1 f HINA MUTUAL STKAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED. I*lll Maadag are the data on which the Co.'s Steamers may be expected here, VH OUTWARD. HOMEWARD. fi For HoNi.aONo. Shako- For Marseillks and v hai &c Japan Ports. London. iooo. 1900 p, Kintuck due June 17. Chieg Wo due July 1. Moyune
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      519 1 DE KONINKL.IJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHA PPIJ. Under Comtkai t with the NBTHBRLaaM l«»U I Agents at Singapore, mi h'sacencv. lai i (.1 \i.\i ELS ollyer Quay '1118 L'MJI KMI STIONEIi UAII-.x ak> u\ l kI i kii \IM■, 1 From fcßpecteci Will be despatctied ior srouwrr l) e U JuneiS Paneh,
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      586 1 I-JONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL Ji.ooo.cax) RESKRVE KIND 50 0,000 RLSKRVE LIABILITY OF PROPRIETORS j i0,000,00c Courr or UiaacToaa. N. A Sibm, Ek).~ Chaikmam. R. Shiwak, Esq.— Okputt Chaibman. R- M. GaAr, Eaq. I H. W. Sladk, X ,q. L. Gobtz, Esq. j D. Moaa. K, q A.
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      414 1 PETER SYS' WONDERFI IHK only remedy ,v ..nt hill H I',. Sprue, Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Ii RECOMMENDED by SOME ok the CHIEF^PEC.A;.. a Sold Ret.-.il hy all hcmists and THE PETER SYS COMPANY Nov I r ROFR,ITORS ANO SoL llAßwaaaaaaaaa), 9 Oi NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY FIR i MAR] SubacnbM Capital
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      58 1 r*hro" connectir versa) wi* yr> Fraser I Pri Account Boi Commer Tin sin< Tii. 1 i I v The Moal Prln Fraser I NOBEL Explos Dynamite, Geligr GelaL. Hectric 3 facl., Oats tk tests imfo 4 an. l iufertot j titty tffcred for sale i>t t :is ma' The Borneo
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      BIRTH.
      21 2 At No. 1. St- vens Road Singapore, on ihe 16 li ins ant. ihe wife ot A. EasLia HaaSlß, ol
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      MARRIAGE.
      44 2 Hah-knuhx-Takn— On June 16'h, ig,,., t St. Ancfeew's Cathcdial, b> ihe Rev. D. itoli nd I Siubbs, Jambs VVboiomti a, |Naaßßjet sw d lohn Hail mlMe4Sinajapere taKAia ribs Rt k i only timl!,, ol v,. L I|n hR# j,,,, ,j 1 Plymouth, DeVßfl.
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      DEATH
      15 2 J"'" J'-hn I.im.ihii, rnly son ot F. H. HBehaaaM, el SmKaaera. Aajed 13 muntns.
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    The Singapore Pree Press.
    25 2 Hawass t if.. r ft H l .'rr» pavr.ot 1 rut' 0r.0.s ;.-r. »pt- Jraw *<«.< 13 Rt'.itmr.. 1. „.f». g-il )w
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    MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1900.
    1190 2 PUBLIC attention is fairly well divided BOW between Smith .\lric.i and PeJriag, but, as we nave already iasisted, by lax the }^r. at«-r geeeral ieaaea are laaohred m tlie stranjTt-iy m tviag Mtaatioa ia the 1 ar I N t tli.it v is a ilillir ul
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    760 2 Waterloo Day. lie Intermediate -tumiT Socotra left Hongkong al I i a m yesterday, and is ti l (o arrive here at noon on Friday, tli'- 22ad instant. I m- German Mail steamer Stuttgart, having left O.lumbo on the 15th instant at 0 p.m may be xpected to arrive here
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      509 2 TO LET HILX-sde. From i" July, th.it desirable and commodou, dwell n* house. StaSMMd on G enm .ni Hill, with tennw court and good slaU ng AppS to CRINHERG BROS. > tic 'une 15 TO LET *I TH entry from the is'h "f May, I -i re e Airy W
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      634 2 WANTED A smart, young Chinese Clerk lor correspondence and book keeping. Apply by letter to L. W., c/o Free Press. May 30 uc. MECHANIC AL Engineer, experienced, desires employment, first class testimonials. Apply A. 8., c/o Free Press June 12 >9- 6 WANTED for Pahang Chinese Clerk and Slot e-kw
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      1027 2 NOT RESP. NSIBLE FDR DEBTS the Capt am A»'»>iils nor Oaman of the Amman b.uj lIV IF J. HA V will be responsible l.«r detils incurred by itie ciea dv ing her siay m thi* port. F. KASTEN, Mister. June id 25 6 Government Notification. TBNDEMS erill be raceieed ->t
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      903 2 ENGINhEK \V7ANIKI) immrdialals, a chief engineer wild K"od samits iali 0 j lonam emnC yers. Apply to MOOCLXMH i Co. June 18 210 TO LKT wl ii Im iimi r. ntri T VO 10..- and m. ..1 (i .1 »ns so.. 1 BIN .7 Reach X...1 t m these*, eat*b'-
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      431 2 SPECIAL TELEGRAM. THE CRISIS AT PEKING. SUDDEN DEPARTURE OF UNDAUNTED." M Rosario and Bonaventure to Follow. (Special to Singapore Free Press.) Hongkong, June iOth, 5.10 p m. It is evident that there is a great crisi* at Peking. The Undaunted has left suddenly withe -t repleaisaiag her stores. The Jiosario
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    THE CRISIS AT PEKING.
    1051 3 The Times some ten days ago m discussing affairs m China si ye, it is dear that we have to face a crisis, taxing sevetely, not only our Diplomatic, but our matetial resources, ar.d it will be useful to learn what view its well ir. f
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    THE BOXER' TROUBLES.
    79 3 Shanghai, June c Information has been received of the destruction by fire of Paoting-fu. The railway service from Tientsin to Peking has. been finally stopped, and matters are increasing m seriousness. The English missionaries at Peking have -ought refuge m the Legation. An Imperial edict issued on
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    DARUL ADAB ATIILIITIC SPORTS
    739 3 Th< annua! sports of the Darul Adab Club were held on the Club grounds at J .-dan Besar aa Saturday, there beiag a very la;ge attendance of both natives and Europeans. Among those present were H H. Tungku Abduiah, H.H.es-SaJtaa flbdaßah of fare!.. H.H. Uaghw Klialid,
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    ACTIVITY AT THE LEGATIONS.
    359 3 China Mail Corr.J Peking, June 2.— Peking still exists. Not only among foreigners, but among a large number of the most resp.rciable Chinese, there is py over the add t of \h marines to guard the legations. There may be work for them outside, for the
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    POLICE NEWS.
    50 3 A Macao woman, living m Aimeida-st., says she was attacked by two men m I Southbridge-rd. yesterday and robbed of $9 A Malay residing at 26 Jalan Besar, reports the loss of a bullock value $50 i The animalstrayed from some waste gracing j land m Jalan besar
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    THE "SAPPHO" CLAIM.
    1055 3 Judgment was d"liv« r-d on Friday m the case of Cartit»,isoe v. Straits Steamship Co. by the Chief Justice m substance as follows The Chief Justice said: In this case, the plaintiff, who sues m forma pauperis, claims damages of $561 Oo for the loss of his
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    CRICKET.
    136 3 A match was played on the Ksplanade last Saturday, between the Committee and the Rest of the S.C.C, resulting m a drawn game. The Rest clejsed their innings, for 148 runs, thr principal contributors being R. Allan jB, VV. Dunman 25 and J. G. Macta^j-art jj not out. For
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    FOOTBALL.
    33 3 S. V. A. He S. V. R. v. S. C. C. The follow ing is the Volunteer team Scoulur Noble, Curtis Sells, Robertson, Stronach Linton, A. Robertson, C. W. Abrams, Dick, Wishart.
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    GOLF.
    526 3 1 The return match between the two loca Clubs was played last Saturday, under favorable circumstances, the weather being good, the ground fast, and the greens fairly keen. The finish of the match proved most exciting and it was not until the veiy last couple came m, that the
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    THE BOXER MOVEMENT.
    174 3 IM r mass. 1' k r.- Maj n.- AH ft al .0 saw the murd- t cf Mr. Chao, a. i lan Ma and of Mr. Liv same occurm tfas Clt) On the 1 ,th t tie 41L i IS)tha iiox" nurnbii .Uu'. j rTszI 8881 3
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    GERMAN REINFORCEMENTS.
    41 3 1!■• Gerssna transport Koln. wliii li [ia s'.-d tlncju^h here aa the Mh inst, haa n order- ci to to 1 aku, and not to Tstafttaa, her Otlgtaal de-stinaiion. lhe transport has nn buarel over 1,200 officers and men.
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    THE CAMPAIGN IN THE PHILIPPINES.
    166 3 TH E CAMPAIGN IN THE PHILIPPINES. lhe opimon preva.U throughout the southern provincesof LuMfl and SaaUM lhat arms are being shipped into the counm. m Urge quantities. A In- ad -f an r.ftuer m ihe PhtKppiaes inserts that he has seen them packing titles m beer barrels m II .kong.
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    L. L. T. C.
    212 3 Favoured with line weather, the B Class American tournament which commenced on Friday, was successfully cone lucle-d oa Saturday afternoon, when Miss T. Cox and Mr. Gansloser, with a Handicap ot 30, were declared the winners. The secures aie Miss T. Cox and Mr. (iansloser icO
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    56 3 The many friends m the Far East of the late Commandant de Maubeuge will be sorry to hear of his recent death m France, For many years he was m the service ol the Messageries Maritimes and last ye ai while m comrpjnd of the Ernest Simoni I he had
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    A JEWISH STABBING AFFRAY.
    148 3 A disturbance fraught with serious con- j seqaeaces occurred at the Globe Hotel m Middle-road, shortly after midday vester day. A quarrel took pi ice amongst some Russian and German Jews, resulting yi a Kussian named Kotavereshi being stabbed m the heal by an Austtian named
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    110 3 Ihe Mast of Corpus Christi was duly solemnised yesterday m the Cathedral of lhe Good Shepherd. The services m the morning and m the afternoon were cond i>\ the Right R Bia.li p Bourduii and the Band oi the 1 6th M.N.I, Wl ft pr lent and played selectiofta at
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    EXCHANGE.
    105 3 (Corrected up to June ib). On London. Bank 4 m/s i/njf demand >/i >{£<&. Private credits 3 m/s documents 3 m/s 2/0 1 cred'ts 6 ni/.- 2,'cJ FRANCE, demand 24 7 Germany, demand 201] India, T. T i 47 Hongkong, demand I Yokohama, demand 341 pm JAVA, demand >
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    SHARE LIST, JUNE 18TH, 1900.
    165 3 -avian. uveas. P.i banko n V ndJ -1.^.,x^.,, istem A NoanaaL r B .1 Gold Mine Co. s i Water Dairy harm Ltd. .< Fraser and Neave Lt 1. J,iS.les J ait^i J™ Hongkong and Shan^i.u Hank $s iU r i,..., < lnnn^^„ B J
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      236 3 A Helpless Cripple! N. Bengert of Norborne, say For nineteen months I lay a he Ipless cripple from Rheumatism. The weight ol my body was reduced from ISO lbs. 1 to 130 lbs., .1 proof of lhe terrible pain I had to 1 endure. During all this time, I sought
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      48 3 The Standard Time 1. A Time Ball at Fort Canning and or.- .1 Pulau I Brmi IsHb each day at I p.m. Sm»'«pore ir.eaii ttflM (Greenwich mean time 6 hrs., 4 mm 35 s-.-c, being l v^ nsiaatas previoaslr. To-day Fort Canning and Pulau Bram both fell correctly.
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      382 3 B»- MAILS CLOSE. I O-MOKR'. v. For Al .I-cok 7 %v Sa no 1 y^ X P.• 11 be. Him 1 pm (koh 2 pm "v Una < m I' rt Darwin 2 rH ;rn I'M I I I l> 1 1 Mv Meyer a VH v\ DAT. Pa PM
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      635 3 f IJSKLS l Mer-or.Wa. Fl.gs snd Ton. CornaT^er. Ar D?i« ottier Vessel. FUe. d Ton. M.s.er. /trnvea Wl 1 H Bra. Hr,! > i ant June 14 1 1 .Vst.m.m. Mr, 5 v B^HiaGu*. lUs Wim-it Soon K,,r. w K.ac B, ,3,8 Lj Bsaa. Dot. B.MM,L„ I ...J, An. Dm.
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    729 4 Giving port ol departure, and (where known J date due here, and name uf Agents. MRN-nr-Waw. Aroohaut, H.M.S., Ca itli.'im, due June Coat'BTTK. H.M.S 1d. .J.. Chatham, due June i Cvgnbt, H.M.S. t b.d.. f"haiham, due June—; I'Uhst Bismarc k, i ir r., Wilhelmshaven, due July Goliath, H.M.S.,
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    Passengers tor Straits. China & Japan.
    269 4 Passengers tor Straits. China Japan. Per N. IX L. Stuttgart, due June 21 —Rev. I Snyder, Mr-,. Snyder and children, Mr. W. Juffenbruch, Mr. A. Ehrlich, Mr. Salomonson, Mr. Hugo Weber, Mr. F. Susemihl. Per M. M. Tonkin, due June 25.— Mr. A. Van Heurn, Mr. G. Ben/. ('er Kunagaita
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      393 4 HARTFORD TROPICAL SINGLE TUBE TYRES, Price $15 each. STRAITS CYCLES AGENCY. 15 BaTT»RY Road. May 10 uc KINNEY BROS. FAMOUS CIGARETTES. Straight Cut 75 cents. Sweet Caporal 50 per tin of fifty. ObUinable from McALiSTER Ik fo.— Agents lan v uc Society for the Prevention ot Cruelty to Animals. THE
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      346 4 RILEY, HARGREAVES CO., LTD. ENGINEERS, Iron and Brass Founders Bridge and Shipbuilders AND General Contractors. Steam Vessels -IN STEEL OR WOODPASSENGER AND CARGO STEAMERS LAUNCHES AND LIGHTERS Stern Wheel and Light draft steamers a peciality. Boilers. Lancashire. Cornish, Vertka/, Locomotive and Marine. Engines Winding and Hauling. Portable, Semiportable and Marine,
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      924 4 J. M. Lyon Co 's Patent Libenan Coffee Pulper A N effective substanii.il and simple coffee pu'per based on the principle of elastic abrasion net crustyng, and thorough dissemination of pulp and parchment. Saves its own cost m a very short time, by none breakage of beans, with ull yield.
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      403 4 The above label is the oroperty of the oldest established firm of Aerated Water Manufacturers m the East. I has held its own against all opposition for over 12 years, and being so wel' known r.as not been advertised during the past six years, Orders from one doz. to 1000
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      227 4 wood ft cors. PRIZK MIDAI. AUSTRALIAN CHEESE (Ouality and Condition Excellent) 45 cents per lb. AUSTRALIAN HOUSEHOLD BUTTER In Prime Condition In tins of 10 lbs. each $5 50 per tin. McALiSTER Co. SOJ.E MPORTERb. Oct w.«. uc. G.R. LAMBERT Co PHOTOGRAPHERS. Gresham House, Uattbrt Road. and 186, Orchard Road.
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      610 4 The Singapore Free Press. I AHO Mercantile Advertiser. Cable Address, Advertiser, Singapore. Tblbphonb Nlmbbr.— No. 61. Published at 30-3, Raffles Place, Singapore T*HE leading English Newspaper m the J- Straits Settlements; Johore, the Federated Native States of Perak, Selangor, Sungei Ujong, Pahang, the Negri Sembilan British North Borneo; Sarawak, Netherlands
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