The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 14 September 1901

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    19 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, i 4 th SEPTEMBER, DAILY ISSUE, No. 4281 I
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      753 1 Y~ A Office. Telegraph St. < Wharves. Keppel Harbour. O BTE AM NAVIQ AT lON Co. Steamers for CHINA, JAPAN, PENANG, CEYLON, INDIA, AUSTRALIA, ADEN, EGYPT, MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR, MALTA, BRINDISI, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. t Through Bills oi Lading issued for Persian Gulf, Continental and American Porto, also far China Coast.
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      776 1 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY ACCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL 0 BTEAMSHIP COMPANY AND rpOYO KISEN KAIBHA (oaiawTAk a. a. c o.) VIA INLAND SEA OF fAPAN AND HONOLULU. Through Passage Tickets granted to England Prance, and Germany by all tran»- At Untie lines of steamers, and to the principal aties of the
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      596 1 DK KONINKLIJKE PAJLETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Umdir CovmacT witb tsw NsrmssxbaiiDS Ibdia GovsanMsar. Aomi at Singapore, Ships Ag*HCV« LATI DAENDELS Co., 1-3 Collyeb Quav Tas uHDBaMSMTiovso B*fta *aa o»it arraomtATs. Steamer rroat Sapeetsd Wfß bs dsapauaed tor on Celebes Pads** rk Sept. It VeMog. Ofealek, sad Padang via West Coast potto Mitt
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      682 1 fXONOKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAP1TAL.............. 110,000,000 RRSIRVB FUND.Sterling Reserve fio^ocooo).,,^,,^ Sfl*er Reserve 3.000^00 J |l 3' ooo oo RESERVE LIABILITY O? nMintm PROPRIETORS f 4io*oo,oob COOBT Or OIBBCTOat. R. Shbwan Eiq.— CHAikMAit Hon. J J. Bkul-Irvino,— Dbfutv Cnaibbun. H, E. Tomkins, Esq. I K. L. Richardson Baq. A.
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      505 1 WORWICH UNION FIRE INSURx^ ANCR SOCIETY OP NORWICH AND LONDON. IsTABLISHtP 170 7. FOR FIRE INSURANCE ONLY. Amouwt Imsuhbd LossbsPaid 1 1,600,00: Premium iuoki f t goft.M^ Insurance effected on almost everv <>Mcrtpti«n al property at current rates of premium. THB BORNEO Co., Ltd.— A/m-i I^H'; STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
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      430 1 :ENEWPHIJWHMM6OV HJuuAMU^pLltt 1 Thi> •uec«*»iul ai.ti la<hl j i MaslTrri in th« Cootlnrin: «o«un,J'.b«rt. V»lp^4.. Um dniilrnli to b* «o <ht in mMM.Mii' THERAPION No 1 1 ;n a rrma»».a'.>l> •oparMdtuff injrrtioi,., i r parable luinn b> .4M rf i'i- THERAPION Nn 2 bkktchra. i>ai ir»*pan.la. Ac, I > I.
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    609 2 i Quicquid agunt homines noitnt9tf*rrug3 liltlli JUVIRAL. 1 The Topicist's contribution last week 1 was of course sent in to you, mon \ami, before he became aware of the I dastardly outrage on the American PresiI dent. Uneasy lies the head that wears I a ciown,"
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    961 2 'cporxea insv oner f 1 »4K -a^uii ca State* to purchase the Danuth We* Indies frit?** 11 fH°° k 5 oller fc«M»«**«*i*«i by Denmark. W f r> *\y?i „;THe Jl; It. Company's steamer Kurr* .left Saigon at i p m. on the 13th inst. and »ay be expected here on
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    THE LATE COLONEL COLLINSON.
    433 2 A telrgram via Ceylon announces the l<-ath at Kassala, in the Soudan where he was military governor, of Lt.-Col. John Colliasoa, CM of the Egyptian army. Here, in Singapore, where he was stationed with the and Northamptonshire (58th) Regiment, from 1890 till its departure in Nov.
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    49 2 It is stated in Peking that the Court at tofu intends to pick out certain officials possessing a knowledge 4>f foreign languages and sciences for promotion, and to choose 1 tl &*f!lL rute !i U be louftd io Joreign and t *y** e Qw** o« |*w for promoting friendly
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  • REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
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      PRESIDENT McKINLEY WORSE.
      43 2 PRESIDENT McKINLEY WORSE. DECLARED TO BE I CRITICALLY ILL. I All the physicians are in attendance at S the bedside of President McKinley. At three o'clock in the morning they ak authorised the announcement that the FVe. P sident was critically ill. fc
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      THE TSAR'S TOUR.
      22 2 The Kaiser and the Russian \j& Chancellor. M The Kaiser and Count Lamsdorff had a long interview yesterday. fjji
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      CANADA AND ASIATIC EXCLUSION.
      57 2 CANADA AND ASIATIC EXCLUSION. Provincial Legislation Cancelled. 1 At the instance of the Imperial Govern- fl meot, the Dominion Government has dis- I i allowed the acts of the Columbian legis- Uture establishing an education test with W a view to the exclusion of Chinese and V Japanese and forbidding
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      CRITICAL RELAPSE OF MR. McKINLEY.
      40 2 CRITICAL RELAPSE OF MR. McKINLEY. THE GRAVEST I APPREHENSIONS. 1 The change in Mr. McKinlejr's condition was quite sudden. A bulletin issued at 2-50 in the merning I states that the President's condition occa- i sions the gravest apprehensions. T
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      IMMINENT HEART FAILURE.
      45 2 The bowels, which last night had stopped, had again moved, but the heart did not respond to the stimulation of strychnine, I I digitalis, and other powerlul drugs. \M Mr. McKinley was conscious and calm \M in mind I {Still Later.) Jk
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      THE PRESIDENT JUST " ALIVE."
      44 2 THE PRESIDENT JUST ALIVE." TREMBLING IN THE BALANCE. OT Hardly Any Hope. U President McKinley is just holding his k^" own with the help of drugs to sustain the heart's action. jE& Hope of recovery is small. «B I .wlharmonic Orchestra, 8.30 p. lp
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    AD ARTHABARCAM.
    282 2 You may walk wherever you want to, you JBp may wander wherever you please, And you'll strike the Municipal people em- Iff ployed in the felling of trees. m With a touching regard for the tnem'ry of 1 the late dear defunct G.O.M. g You may any day
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    NATIVE INFANTRY MOVEMENTS.
    178 2 Simla, August 30th.— The R. 1. M. S. M Clive leaves Madras on the 1st October with the i9th Madras Infantry and arrives at Mauritius on the 7th October. It leaves on the 2 1 st October with the 27th Madras M Infantry, and arrives at Madras
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    24 2 Lieut.-Col. Enian, RoyaJ0Garrison Artil- Mb lery has been appointedJTsucceed Col. T. V Perrott in command ojjtne Royal Artillery B i at Hongkong. gW «j
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      497 2 gfBBBBBBBf "•^v-j. Ji^ a^^ggggaggggggggggggggg<H^ggßS I tWs^-i^ariv y!3? H^J^* *f > joE^ 9ggS C-ejK^MlK] SPECIAL SHOW OF Opera Evening Capes on Monday, September 23rd and NOT ON Monday next 16th AS PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED. Kellp Walsb, Cimitcd, 32, Rama Place New Books and New Tllo4 o-a,^,™^ Editions, Just Rcccivcd The AnUrctic Manual
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      183 2 <^* faaoay, on tne picnira. a v, bl!f p^ Arthur Bar^er^ctX SINGAPORE. V Samples Free on Application. »wf Auction Sale of FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT KLA2?G ROAD, SIKGAPORK 24 To be held at Powell and Go's Saleroom on fi Wednesday, 18th Sept. 1901 at a 30 p. mAL L that freehold
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      633 2 T?X^BHillWffW|r^^ a <i Jajgjß; <9rMMt' »S~ Bopt 8 rt y^jeWLC 1 \X7ANT«D stNaeess Ckftisi Win Ki|i|, W wbo oitn give aeoarity. A BttftV i'^lW Sept 11 „-h <i.vs^ A OOVKWfBSS, with fcaowfee>a:or MeJle. lob A s aeJM el awa jsaw o>4. JL 1 »»»Hi»l| AUCTION »AL« OF UNSERHOBABLB. P. 0.
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    680 3 We are now only about six week* aw«y I from the day fixed for the races, and nearly all the horses out for exercise this moifting were given fast work. Snoozer (Pier Box), Dutn Dum (Neeson), and Lord Bobs (Native) went slowly to- gether the first time round,
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    TO-DAY'S TIES.
    173 3 C. SfBOLU. M;!ier, 2 v. Phillips, set. Gansloser, scr. v. F. G. Penny, uwe i. Eiphick, 3 v. Ediin. owe a. Goldie, owe 3 v. Marshall, scr. Murray, scr v. Peirce, owe 3. Whetham, scr v. Praser, owe f H. SIVOLU. Haffner, owe i Crocs, 4. W. D.
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    TO-MORROW'S TIES.
    596 3 A. Si HOLES. Micteffgart. scr. v. Elliott, a to fi -ish. V.'oMerstan, scr. Rainnie, i. Bcmdbwy, E. scr. v. Betteo&ere, 4. Gainsford, owe 4 v. Sadmann, a. B. Si so lbs. Baily, A. W. scr. v. Rom, owe i Pritchard, scr. v. Foreman, owe a. Secular, scr. Gordon,
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    S.C.C TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    262 3 S.C.C TENNIS TOURNA MENT. YBSTERDAV >» PLAY. C. SmoLts. I Milkr, l b*at Ptullips, scr., 6—3, 6—3. I Gansioter scr.v. V. G. Pem.y, owe i., unfa. EJpH k, 3 v. E ilin, owe 2 unfin. I Goldir, owe 3b at Marshal, scr., 6—4, 6—3. I Peifw, owe 3 beat Murray,
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    TO-DAYS TIES.
    2333 3 A SIXGLBS. Mactaegart, scr. v. EHi.u, a o finish. W. Utniaf, *cr. v. Rai.mie, I. 1 biadUry, E. scr. v. Battenberg, 4. Gains! ..id, owe 4 v. S wnunn, 2. j B. Si mi. lbs. bee" iwUuciAl W -~iain Um newraA/of the I«hrnu* of Panama. Japan it engaged
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    SERVICES TO-MORROW.
    48 3 Bethesda, Bras Ba_ah Road. 9 a.m. Worship and The Lord's Supper. 8 p.m. Gospel Service. Prinsep-st. Church. 9 a. m. k 7.30 p. m. Presbyterian Church. JS.Macknight. M. E. Church, Coleman St. 7 30 «m. Rev. W. P. Ratledge. S.30 a.m. Sunday School, g p.m. Communion,
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    NATURE AT HER BEST.
    464 3 We love Nature t Our regard for ner, with her tweet and varying moods, Is undying, and our ■OTB«cn thai It Is beyond the art of man to qa .^e pronl M Spring is one groat 2R3UL he ra *f rant braatti of Hammer T^?ES? *»radise
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    EXCHANGE.
    169 3 (Corrected up to September n i On »jQH{^n ■»M"/. i/,,| tf l/tl Private credits 3 ro/s i/nf 3 my, t/n4.| credit* 6m/« France, demand.. 344* Germany, demand IO «I I*BIA,T.T. ,2* HOWOKOMC, demand 1% ptDt Yokohama, demand s*%pm Manoa. deaMuii 3 Xl m Sovereigns, (u> buy) |ioa 5 Budt
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    SHARE LIST, SEPTEMBER 14th, 1901.
    277 3 SHARE LIST, SE PTEMBER 14th, 1901. Quotation. Paib Bank of Chim and Japan, Lid. Zi Nominal. r 4 Dividbb-ds. BeH's Asbestos Eastern Agency. Nominal 7,' Barssa^ Gold Mir» Co. t4.a 5 Sellers. Clear Water Dairy Farm Ltd. $ico i* Fraser and Neave Ud. UT ilT 7 6% Dabs. Par. S
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    PRODUCE.
    75 3 (September 13.1 1 in.. t (i»mbi«r....J." '5 do. Cube NoV'i 2 Pepper, Stack (ordin^'s'-pore)" '-H'Ex T'*! do. White, (Fair L^-Stf) Nuto»«^ (iioitd the IB.).. H ?S do. (80s lo the 1b).... M Mace (Banda) CW. (Ambiin.)....:;::*. «f Überian Coffee Tapioca, small pearl PaiVqiiafi^) J j do. medium pear i
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      16 3 Parohj— i I X llXllO G» MICHAEL, I ROBINSON ROAD. AB2S£7Es P^Ttef t' r ■MfIUAMPTON- BNOUMfr
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      354 3 I The Standard Time Balis A Time Ball a* Fort Canning and one at Pul.o «»Bi «all every day at 1 f.ic., Siagapora mean tt^OreanwlohaMan ««o hr... 4 mln. f 36 a00.,) Mag hoisted five aUavteo preriooßly. «C too aalls shomld faU, the flag W will •a hoisted. OCEAN (KM.
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      105 3 I MAILS CLOSE Mt*vfa 4 Samjrani tt», f Ann j~ri *"f 1W« tin Sour*b.y«, ace Wilhtlm 3 Pll L'ISUJ' B l «tk«*« Shtgmpr* 3 rM NEXT MAILS DUK Jl*°"- 5^S L D "~T ef M M Sept. ICtfi, *ith Ki»h»h nuMfe ol August. 33rd, an"■•^•^K owpateh»d (nun am^apore .>r July
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      803 3 "I 1 fioo VESSELS IN PORT. M.n-or.W.r 'j^/™ C -der. Arrivca From For Wner Other Vesaa* Flaga'-rro-. Meters Arnved Pro^ C o^T T^ 11 Alexsodria Ger 3650 Rordan SeptT C n K ,,f ee8 F r Wh Ann, An.1317 Sruparieh Spt 13 Moii g r"„ MeyW Continent Sept 14 Bahris
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      1261 4 TO LET r* ODOWN No. 94 Robinson Road. Two Storia V J Entry Ist October. Apply M. S. E. ANGULLIA fc Co. Aug 31 u c TO BE LET IMMEDIATE ENTRY House No. 111, < Eliaabeth. Apply*^^ fc Sept 9 17^ TO BE LET, Compound House No. 51, Cat pong
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      1000 4 J FRASER NEAVE'S AERATED WATERS on RECOGNISED AS THE BEST IN THE EAST. PURITY AND EXCELLENCE GUARANTEED. d. 0. rs. Fraser Neave, Limited, SINGAPORE AND PENANG. it Aug 28 FOR SALE ONE "Premier" Hi*h Grade Bicycle, with Gear Case, in first clasa condition. 1100 a Apply MANAGER. Fret Prett. Aug
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      804 4 I AMES WATSON COS SCOTCH WHISKIES. ARE THK BUST VALUE IN THK MARKRT. Flagßraud, 10 years old. $12 per case, duty extra. (Specially Recommended.) y. 0. 8 per case, duty extra. OBTAINABLE FROM REI AIL DEALERS OR MoALISTEB Co., SO'F AG^V'S INDIAN, CHINESE, AND JAPANESE Silk, Silk, Silk. Of every
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      835 4 T ADY would take one or twe '<ihildren to educate with her own in healtty part ol Surrey. Reference permitted to H. R. BALDWIN, Kota Tinggi, Johore. \TK. George Laws, m.b; a.i.m.m. 5 Battery IVX Road.. Singapore, having had 17 years mining' experience la the East is now open to
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      1110 4 ESSELS EXPECTED. Giving port" of departure, and (where knew*) date due here, and name of Agent*. Men-of-War. Ariadne, Ger., Kiel, duo 8«pt Cressy, H.M.S Portsmouth, due bept D. Entreeaoteaux, Toulon, doe Sept Infernet, Ff Toulon, due Sept i Irene, Ger., Kiel, dr* Sept Mutine, H.M.S., Sheerness, due Sept Varyag. Ro«.,
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