The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 17 February 1902

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    18 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. MONDAY, i*h I EHRUARY, 1902. DAILY ISSUE No
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      708 1 XT O Office. Telegraph St. JOB Wharves. Keppel Harbour. O STEAM NAVIGATION Co. Steamers lor CHINA, JAPAN, PENANC. CEYLON, INDIA, AUSTRALIA ADEaN, EGYPT, MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR, MALTA, BRINDISI, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Through Bills of Lading issued for Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports, also (or C ■ina Coatt. MAIL LINE. OUTWARD
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      827 1 Pacific mail steamship COMPANY OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY AND ypOYO KISEN KAISHA (ORIBNTAL B»a. CO.) VIA INLAND SEA OF JAPAN AND HONOLULU. Through Passage Tickets granted tD England France, and Germany by all trans-Atlantic lines of steamers, and to the principal cities of the United States or Canada. Rates
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      669 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKI Undir Contract wit* tmb 1 j AcRNTbAi Singapore. Ship Agency, la Thb unobrmbntionbo i>a 1 Steamer Krom Bapectetl Oatr-aa*. *Mi**ia am K.-b in Billiton NY. K. (JAPAN MAIL STEAMSH'P Co., Ltd.) A regular KJRTNICJH I'LY Service is maintained between Japan and Europe by the following NEW TWIN
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      842 1 2TVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Nbthbrlands India Ootbrnnhbt. te I. DAENDELS Co., a-*j Collykr (Juav TBS ARB ONLT A I'PHOX lat ATI. Will be despatched tor 0 n Billiton, Batavia, **<arDarangj{«tx*ralaia aHE TANJONG PArGAR DOCK 1 COMPANY, LTD. Shipwrights, Engineera, Iron and Brass Founders, Wharfißagers. 6tc. THIS Company executes Ship and Marmt F.ngine
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      822 1 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI I BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL |io oooooo RESERVB FUND— #10.000,000 Sterling Reserve $10,000,000) Silver Reserve 3,750,000 J ,n 7so co RESERVE* LIABILITY OK PROPRIBTOKS $10x00,000 Couflr mt UIBBCTOBI. R. Shbwan. Efltj.— .Cmaiusia-i. u ra.'te^J Bbll-Ibviwo,— Dari-r* Cnai ■■<•.-- H E Tosikins E«, I K. L. Ricmabdsom Ktq
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      583 1 N^RE?"iWJ2S FIRK INSUR ANCK SOCIETY OF NOR WICr AND LONDON. H»rmisr*| D I7v> POR FIRR INSURANCE (-Ni.Y. Amount Ihsibbo Cam Lo-aSBsPa.D ?f-^ raaatiaifi i-co.... cTmZ Irtaurance effected on almost fl's-flTv .Wriptiflsrfl property at current rate* cf premium. THR HORNECV Co., Ltd *-A«em *T**HE STANDARD LIFK ASSURANCE COMPANY S' T L
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      308 1 I •low. in. m itm-at i rarmt ri s BOLDO-VERNt t ui mtimhat i vcaar.. 0-.I -a, I »i»1 t*» e*********SF*rWm**m**m% m aY v an*i ts I s. I B^^srss?'a^sk i^rßsflrßß ri^fl i i,, 3B ■> -J^ mlm*\^j{MAj —i I riIAIOTF* i I GR.MAULT C° j ..KIM M 1 MCO'C.NAC
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      BIRTH.
      17 2 On the 17th instant, at Sydenham." Ttaoaip--,*n Koad, tin- wife of p Wkhokh, ol a son.
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    The Singapore Free Press.
    30 2 Hsm mmk tms rm. Mm s-*a*M si.yait^ I -flSfl-fl 1 hf, niMiiri,. r .nd ,n,hr,hr.l I, a fl-flTfls |-fltr fflffllfll 'I rnlli I *T*a*V l-l^-l I
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    MONDAY. FEBRUARY 17th 1900
    1326 2 A .joiiit al particular intr rest in thr trie- (■ram** tc day il the reference to the estimates for i'<r>2-ir* j iir.ijrr the he-ids ol "Navy' and 'Army. For tlie former d'patrtaaaal a vote of 31,-5-* 000 is ■abod 10 as .tgainst iln- <01 responding figure
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    FLOODS IN SARAWAR.
    871 2 t T. r 0 jr- i. Uu the ;Mh Jan the Administrator lajffj lor l.imbang returning on the sth r.l February in ti.e A'jra* Ihe ***Of*Rboff round tlie coast his been unu-ua'ly severe this monsoon, and both ol th* raj -mill boathav-- had un rvial e flO
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  • REUTERS TELEGRAMS.
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      THE NAVY AND ARMY.
      23 2 A Hundred Million*. lb- Nav-- I I ll,Jio.ftoo. The Aitnv batnual and provide f..r |.*ii.ioo ,u, l.ondon, feh i^tii
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      SOUTH AFRICA.
      25 2 Mounted Infantry a mbu A hundred and twent* M try Who w.t-. p.n,,,; have la^en i-ntraj.p. 1 T-vehe h..,, L,||...| u I Wounded.
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      RIOTING AT TRIESTE.
      442 2 Martial Law Imposed 1 baj-faj baa bo* 1, and martial I n» ha- 1. niion, ht" H K ih at Gaacraoii iaat. at The bail IV- n. Philharm. I M -a. iMI m»tar.t, at I he I ow in th-- Peoplea Park I to p ui. area
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    THE "YENESEI."
    38 2 |Thi: KuHs-aii. torpodo ateam TOuiiiandt-r Grum*paUcbik..|l art batn libra- Crom-itadt, via Colombo, aa > irla- ioruoou. Jb*- Yenesei ia a veasad „f J.. d.7ins 1.H.P., haa a crew ot I •loan and men and >• armed with i <•*
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      319 2 m^ m^ m^^mm^mmm^mmmmmmmmmmmm^mtmtm]mmmjmtmm^nKmmammmimmt^mmammmaamaataaaammm A cup of Bovril for late Supper j i i will be lound a desirabk ihange for many who feel the nte<l ol I nourishment before retiring, but to whom dit ordinary meal is only thr preludr to .1 >leeples.- night.. Palatable, nourishing, easily digested, and I
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      595 2 THE TANJONG PAGAR DOCK CO LTD. p NOTICE. MR. Ui.OKCK Kt rHBRKORD, a llirc-ctor ot tbis Company, bas a>sum»d arlniri**tratt in t h»- e >t under the title- «>f .Unagin*-. Dir.ator Mi< IAMRS SffIAAR ontinuii'.: Manager ut tlie Compar y as er.-tofore. Hv or.ler ot tii*- l> ar.i ,i| L)ir>-i
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      511 2 BICYCLE SAI.K Premier, ttr-tt gra.la-, y«ar .a*-.', Kleuss Tyr.-s in ,tn<td order, all a«*«**»»iories. ric- .*t7s. W. M free Pn Keb 1- mwf 1 For Sale. 3 LACK Mar. nnd rai> lfch***** mm. I'ri..* I aaaa V|, f .lv R. WALKKIL R.K., Ful.. Hr.ni. Kab f,„s». < l On Sale.
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      692 2 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED NL'KdK I-r laa < In'ldren. tAmmt N**.*dlc- \a 0111. ID L A. r i) Prm Press. K.I. B U) To Let. Unfurnished a'o. ii, Kami'. rag Java Mead >..M, IV-d-r.M,ni*., alld Ta'l.nis l.aaai, Apply t<> No aim Prm P- < I.i. II n Town Properties r<> a**
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      122 2 lhe WreK Mood*). 17m Water 44 a. I J I LLI < Tourn.mr* t'. K. Kf.ru ill- p. S.V.K. Knrofm. t 1 uesday. Hth Hir/f, VV-.tr Stra ta h ir- 1 > L*o**M*a**a I j h.i.d. Prop j Plulharmoo I W«alo«flJa>. ifl-. thmth Warrr V H Ri S.V.K. I< t
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    COLLISION IN SOURABAYA HARBOUR.
    270 3 On the morning of the Hth instant a serious collision occurred in Sourabaya harbour. The Dutch steamer Jomina from Europe, with 11 general cargo oa board, was entering the harbour without a pilot, when she was caught by one of the swift currents, for which Sourabaya
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    IHE MARQUARDT CONCERT.
    277 3 At the farewell concert given by Herr Marquardt and Mme Breitschuek Marquardt in the Town Hall on Saturday, there was a numerous and enthusiastic audience, who appreciated to the fu'l the musical treat placed before them by these artists. The programme was varied by the fact that
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    PRISON WARDERS SMOKER.
    301 3 A ■miettafiil ■aaoaiiig rnnnil waa given on Sa'wday night at the PrieonWajdere' Mi u le Sopoj Linea, as farewell t*» Meaari Elt iIII an( Ib"B*jo htr Innes relinqniahed the m, f Sap-mntendenl i f Priaoni oo tbe Jat Jonnnry rrfthiayoar nnd Mr Beam, who h;,s been acting
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    H. M. S. "KINALDO."
    140 3 11 M.S. Kmatdo arrived here from Sbe.rn-s., via Colombo, yesterday moru\mmsgtm\ -anchored in the Koads. Th*. Kinaldo. which relieves the Plover mm Hi*) China Station, is a sheathed sloop, md the **ata**aaarl for her maiden commis--aioß wai hoisted on Nov. 28oh last by tumrauiidfr Urury St.
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    52 3 rrteaijaj br-fore a Court ot Two UmgiA--'"-.ii Oj in a man, an old offender, was found guilty of housebreaking and N-in-fd to eighteen month's rigorou- i|n-jri-onment. Another Chinaman for hi-Jh-•-/ay robbery got one year's hard Itflbomr, :iml tbrevP others have been comuiitte.. Vor trial at the next Assizes for gang
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    THE MARQUIS ITO AND THE ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE.
    606 3 As it mav not he generally known, t fie fact is worth recording that it was on Ids arrival in Singapo e on Thursday last, that Man-uis Ito first r. ceived the news that the ratification ol the Angle-Japanese Alliance had be. n
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    TEUTONIA CLUB.
    341 3 N*\ «I ll'j-l I aLH Ih*- \l-1t ol -rai Geraaaa rrrarahipa to Singap ire, and the change t Admirals, ha- :_'i>*-ii to th*- local '••rm. m eomrnanity an oppo.-f unity of displaying towards their naval fellow coaotrymeo some ol that boapitality which in*rariably distingoiahes th.- Teotonia Club. I.as*
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    A FREAK OF NATURE.
    86 3 Oneot" Mes-its. I'ab'r.sOiiSiuion'b tauibied has in his poaii-i-jsioii a rather curious li.-ak of nature in th** Bliape of a fowl with four legs. The two extra legs are just behind the natural ones, but are deformed, and rather iinpi-de th.- fowl in walkiti".'. A strange thing
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    SHARE REPORT.
    76 3 The Chinese New Year holidays have interfered with business during the past fortnight Industrial stocks continue in good demand and Fraser anc I Neave's, after rLclinmir lo #04. close firm willbuyers, no sellers, at *,**>. SaTOata trading ar< unobtainable ur.der 83s am\ra Hargreavcs ar« wanted at ***141. Mining
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    THE PADRE IN SCOTLAND.
    1535 3 No. LXXIV. (Spn. tally written for the Singapore Frce Press by Rev. G. M. Rbi.hV Stonbhavbn ami Di nsottar. Ol recent years, Stonehaven lias been growing in pipular favour as ,i summer resort. It is tlie county t..\vn of Kirt-rord ineshire. or the Mearns. I, lies
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    H. M. S. "PLOVER."
    54 3 H. M. B. /'lo. rr I* tt t,,t 1 roaa at I -..ni. yeatorday, \tmt i<iict, tlie- Rtnmtale, aairiag ai ri*.. *l tiMtn Shaerraeaa. Aa tha aluaaaod orai of tin- Rao-sia, Um erroaraof Um Idurles^ ami Rimmltle raoa*aod -In-, aad '•\.-ti;iii"-.-*l r*oa T f***r*atalatof*f faaaraali arnal
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    327 3 The prices quoted are gen lurrent at Clyde Terrjie .Market. At lne other markets there may bt small smrmtsmms. Singapore, iebruary IJth, /y Bearw, Long per tatty a*. oO Do., ¥tmtdk 4 16 Lieef per i Mtjiid Ueel Steak dj. 25 Ue^u Sproul-. per ca'ty BaMbCa Sprouts
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    PASSENGERS BOOKED HOMEWARD. P. & O.
    876 3 PASSENGERS BOOKED HOMEWARD. P. O. Feb. 21.— Per Parramatti i Kor London.— Mr und Mrs. A. I*. Adam*., Miss Salzmann Mir. and Mrs. Biirkinslinw, Mr. .1. Bentley. Mrs 1.-,.tx*rt-oii intaii. and ayah Mr. and Mrs. W. *>. Mott For Bombay. Mr*.. L«- Kay. Kor M irs. -alls. Lord A^libu i"
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    EXCHANGE.
    72 3 OfiriKCTKD UP TO February 1 On London. Bank 4 m/s :em-ird 1/10J Prival- credits 3 m/s thu, documents 3 m/s thtsJ, credits 6 m/s ■/■•A France, demand a*** Germany, demand i India, T. T Hongkong, demand 1% aaa. Yokohama, demand p m IAVA, demand |j Manila, demand 2% pm.
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    PRODUCE.
    115 3 (February 17. > *6t). (jaintiier..... 11.je do. Cube N*. 1 17.50 Pr-rprr, Ulack (ordinary S'pore- 20 17 do. White, (Fair L/W—s%) 5,. rtutmef-T, 1 ios to the lb.) 5, do. (80s to the Ib) tg.tyO Mace (Banda) t 0 Cloves (Amboina) Liberian Coflee 2i Tapioca, small pearl (tr'air quality;
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    SHARK LIST. FEBRUARY 17th 1900.
    229 3 CJUOT4TIO*. P4.0. Ol»IO««O« Hanii nt i na «n.i i ip.r UI. Norn 4 Drfem-1. ..<..</ 7 1 Hell'* A^lwmo* Ravtrrn At»f Nominal. /1 Rm»w»h (Void M.nf Co *Vv> Chindras Gold Mining Co. lad. 1 1 Clear Water Dairy r-arm l.tu. «ioe $100 Praaer and Neave
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    CLEARANCES.
    34 3 I i i Tientsin Hr.«.. I 1 i., r Ho^7-, Tmi-i r II ■H \X.HI^M-. 1 »t,t S.« 1 H^m, ter K1... I. man. Krnily lint 1 ii.,, S llil; l<r < I--I-. r.l
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      106 3 Mr. Wheeler Got Rid of Hi** Rheumatism. I luring tlie winter ol IMUW I wa*. -o Ume in my joints, in fact all over my Ikhlv. that I could hardly hobble around, when I IxHiglit .1 bottle of Chamberlain'*. IVin Ralm. Krom the first application I bfj-an to net w.ll,
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      321 3 For Vc»»el» «nd I OCEAN j^j*4 STEAM SHIP J^** Co. \N|i I NEDERLANDSCHE STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPIJOCEAAN. I«**s. loan. Achtl.es 7043 Myrmidon jHj„ Agsmemnnn 7011 Sestor A tat 7°'*> Ortstts 4653 Alctnout 6743 Patroclus SSOQ Anchises 2729 Peleus 7100 Antenor 5531 Polyphtmut 2613 Calchas 6748 Priam 2845 Cyclops 2006 Prometheut 5570 Dardanus
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      209 3 MAILS CLOSE I n-MORKOW. K,. Pei hi IxLiU'tn M .1'. i Oiifii^m.ii II im Bangkok Album i im Sourabava &>.. .Spctliuan 3 PM Hont>kont; Kumvtng 2 CM l)ii kson m 1\ Swel'liam Haiayrr 3 cm Muar M.ilat.ca Sul'.tt. t-M (,olombo be Odessa Mercury 4 PM NiMH v t'niewUitnti O.C. Nlcyer
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      508 3 VKSSELS IN POFT Mcn-of-War Hag and Ton* Commander* A e lU-* Hi if I ,1,.,,,, li I Tli.-i »..-r <rin-. i i r\ir*i hi 'iurk i mi- i l'»^t rritilrirli M II. itha rrui<MT »!««>>» l>. hii »i.| I ..r .-riii- r I I .ri I. ,,i, i <<lliall;) Hrit
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  • REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
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      1 ETH OF LORD DUFFERIN.
      48 4 Tha Earl of Dufferin is iaO-a. THE BRITAIN-JAPAN TREATY. Tlie la*ff-a*-aaaj aa^raaaaral is tor live i-jaia, t. iu.ui.ible by a ye»ir a OOtaOO. Ibe newspapers j**ia in chorus o Siilist'^tion un.l rl**«->atO tlrtat 1 the ai*r-r--ineiit umkes lor .-a,-.- in tba- Far E,ist
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      NOT OPEN TO CAVIL.
      14 4 Thev a*j on P..**** caa .aaiiaaarj oojoet to tii.- Tiv-ai*
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      APPRECIATION OF JAPAN.
      24 4 APPRECIATION OF JA PAN. In-a ailu.i- ia il.itu-miii totrratoiotko J-aM-aaaib **"«i s"i« jier *i i,nd >;,,lu,s ,he two laOaO-J Kmpires oftaM K;,-< OBi st
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      THE TREATY PROVISIONS.
      52 4 I*l,.- i're.unbb- 10 tsM agreement tl*Selaffaa thai Qtmmi Britoia aatnl lafo,a arc utMl ■oafl-f bv Um mwvt w ■Baaiataio tmim quo aad lo ptrmrtt gaaoral i,e,u_' -pe.iallv iatofooool iii in.iinloillaOll tbe ilKlelK.Ml.i- 808 H.1,1 iljU^lltV (al I bi. aul Korea, and td ft >'i\"^ 1 i_»lu- for
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      LIBERTY OF ACTION TO THE ALLIES.
      85 4 LIBERTY OF ACTION TO THE ALLIES. I flaftroi -ment OOaaMH of aix articles. pr»vi.liag if*nlocrai tmtmadtmmi nmmg. iou by iny oftker Poafor. or by li-jturbfli. <t will boa«s»aiaaalißatoeitasor 1,, tak- su..b me.i-iures as nr.- in<lisu*»ns-i--I*l- to sat'•!_'*>ard it-* iut.-resi. COOPE- ATION AGAINST A COALITION Tht: euatroctiag partiea wiil -aoaataia iH-utrality
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      NO EXTERNAL ARRANGEMENTS.
      38 4 Soitiiei coootry will make., ■eparute arrao-naaaat with oa) .-tb.-r pow.-r pre iu'licins* the abooa eootßtiooa. Wbpfie\.-i thea inter,--at* fare in J0O» fardv. the |-ao Go*ernaaeat* arill oooa tminifatf with one an«.tb r fully aad fraakl
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      CONTINENTAL OPINION.
      43 4 1 be Cwntiu«*ntal paper*, UaMifjb reoag t«i:>ing that the aa**r**ea»ea"l betweea Bri taia aad Ja*poa ia di**eeted fMpuaat JJu«*•ian ■ifinaaiiiii. -*af**ar-i tba* i****aaM**eiaeal as siiuplifyitiij the -i*ua*.i ,1, aaal reaJjustiii;,' thi bokacc I OWOf in the Far "i-.tnrt--" Eaa-oatmhle to 1-
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      THE BRITISH POSITION ST RENGTHENED.
      14 4 1 ne> dUtni* tbat it -*oon**-a*aal*f streugtheai n^lHiiOs positioii.
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      UNKNOWN
      21 4 The oertaiatj thai lhe agrmtm tnaifaaiiiag tha -ympatbi oi tL-- Uaite-] -< a*--«i- rac ,_",l--,l .-very wii-i L -ton Fekrumry tttit, /<•/
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      NEUTRAL BUT SYMPATHETIC
      13 4 1 aeojtntJ, but the aa lilr i« 11.1,-'."!• ir andaraipatbeti
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      U. S. THE GAINERS.
      24 4 it that the I nite.J ■iafada tooaii taadfa by tha treaty an«j ahooM p}**) Vhr le irti*--* B|*****<-**al t*. it
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      GERMAN OPINION.
      24 4 I I,' U- rniaii Prf^,s believes tbat ll wil tend I 1 j-- 1 but 1- a -lialinct check U la lssla.
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      THE ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE.
      15 4 lie- Sine rican GureTaiMeni *in- the 1. _»1 o Jaaaii I real
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      RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
      27 4 M. ttietrera, aa "M-i of the Hu--*iat r*ot*eig.i Muu.-u*. baa beeu a*p***3Jate*i RuDsiau Cuuaul-General at Yokolaaaaa ri>« previou Coi.su I'urce Lubanow iii Kc .tow.
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      BRITAIN AND AMERICA.
      21 4 iscount Cnuiborae ha- "aiated tbat th» -übstauc-* "I tlie Aiiirlo-Japaii'-5... a-,-ret-•ucut «d« otuuiutiicated to Aimjiiea bl [oae pqhjKootsoa
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      THE ANGLO-GERMAN AGREEMENT.
      19 4 THE ANGLO-GERM AN AGREEMENT. ll*. lu'tbe/ r*tated that the -Nn-.-10-'jcr mail *B****ee*aT-eut remains in l«»re.-. l.ciii.'on, Fekemney tn\ik, 1
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      MANCHURIA.
      18 4 atoarharia *roa no an**** deluded (roo Hie .-.ccpe ot ihe a***fOeaaoat than mmj othei |H*o*iiaoe of Chiaa.
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      THE ANGLO-JAI-AN TREATY.
      52 4 Lord Laiifl.i.iwn.-. -ueakin-; in tbe Hulls* of L>rds. dfl*eJa**e<l ia r> to Mm net-, Agrree.Uae.il Iretween Kritaia and Japan ibat mm d-^ir»- t«, or.iteet Japan .i_>-niiisl any c aliviuii. au*l the agreement OUtmwA leoj 11*- t<. ai'l 1 tiienUy <>>untrv whosr obltterati'in ii «as itflflpoeaihla f.»r ns
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      ROSEBERYS CONGRATULATIONS.
      18 4 I onl K*.s--Im-i* iu n-.pe.---b vvariulj eon ;*ratul*ii' d lhe .'.v.-i in-lent on the A^re** menl.
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      THE DOMINION AND JAPANESI IMMIGRATION.
      36 4 The t'uniidian Dominion Goveriiuieu haa advise.l the iovernnient ot Hrit isl Columbia thai tbe l»il'* passed last sessioi eootainiu;* tdaoaai excludint;tbe Japauesi will be disallowed nub*-- amended durin-. '.be cowing -its-jiou.
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    AUSTRALIA ON THE TREATY.
    27 4 Mr. Barton, the Premier of the Australian Commonwealth, expresses satisfaetion at the agreement, which he believes will bo tor the benefit or Australia.
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    A FEAR FOR WHITE AUSTRALIA.
    27 4 Th-- Australian press generally approves but Sydney papers believe that tbe Treaty implies a menace t<» the lutiirr of a white Australia.
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    RUSSIA AND THE TREATY.
    35 4 Ka-tTraa Ofskaal f**aa**rto**a receive the iir-ir* ot tli<> att-fin Japanese treaty with »*.|Uauimity and i-it-n witli satisfaction,Ul ohjects. the int.-!_'iify ul China and the independence ot Korea corresponding with Russian policy.
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    "RUSSIA MAY TAKE MEASURES.
    22 4 Bat it pca.-c i> linperiti-d, Kus-aia will take BOOaOOfOI t.. safrt-uaid its own interests. London, Feb. isth. igoj.
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
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