The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 8 June 1904

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. .JUNE 8, 1904. DAILY ISSUE NO. 5089
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      689 1 aubfrtigcmrntft, p. BTo7 STEAM NAVIUATIOX OOafFAYT. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, McdlterTjr.ean Ports, Plymouth #rd London. Tfir->'»<:b Bills of J.ad:ri£ lt-.-iu-d for f'bir.' Toast. Peisian Gulf, Continental, and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about M.VII. LINES. (Jiihrarti [jot China) K-n^l June 12 Nubia
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      789 1 atmritiscmcntg. N D 1 11 MJm jL*m NorddentscbT Lloyd, Bremen. Dfl'SftlAL OSBMAB MAIL TJNE. The Lmm ajvl well-'Ku.)Mrn nail Bt*wm«r» of j thih Compejtj eall fo.-tm^htly from BvbVJMBV j Hainlu:- ..i Piwlhismli Antwerp. South- j ampton, (Ji'oralUr. Genoa, Naples, Port Said, j Suf»z, Aden, ObsWliVx Penang. Singapore, Honij- kong, Sh;inyhai,
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      1231 1 dUbfrtisnucuts. Singapore and Kranji Railway. From April 1 lth, 1904. and until further notice. Train Service for Week Days and Sundays. DOWN. A.M. AM. AM P.M. P.M. SINGAPORE 4...1M 7.32 10.00 12.:!5 110 "Ml 4*l H\M) j(G:W 7.-W 10.07 12.4t! 217 *.S9 !».01 U.V7 Newton iIICJH 7.40 10.0H 1141 21-
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      657 1 vUHm-tiscmcnift. Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. !'aii>-pi- Oaimtai $10,000,000 Kbhbkvb Fl.nd Sterling Res*;,* SK'.OOO.OOO j Silve, iwrv*....* e,500.000S <lb O<R ;«■*>: LIAHIMTV OK Pkoi kibtußjj $10,000,000 (Mtf or DiuE'noJiM. A. J. Raymond Esq.— Chairman H. R. To.VKIhH Esq— DXPUTY CUAIKMA.-*. E. iiuKTl. E*9 N. A. SIBBS, Eaq Hon. W. Osmsswb
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      634 1 Soontistuiftm. Chartered Bnk oi Inuia. Australia and Cbint. tMCOMFOMATHB Wt HOYAL CUAR'tE: i CAPi7 A I mmm »vvi RISSKVE LIABIUTYV 00 o OK P' OPPIETORS £600.000 RESBR Vt FU.NI) £800,000 Ba-jk Of Eniua.id. HA NK' RHS SAL Hank ok Soo-h ami-. )TW I<osmoa City h M-i;r.AND V Bauk. L.ROTO BRANf:i!
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      686 1 II A nice bonbon I of compressed Wk HL«Ai fruits tor ladie* M and children, to wSmmk^ II act gently but I^^Hl II promptly upon V^^Uv II the liver, stomach W^^lW I and intestines .^H IIM I 1 Fruit Jutun cures t^k I offensive breath I I land Mck-hca- J
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    Domestic Occurrences Birth
    19 2 Domestic Occurrences Birth At llm ba W...L- I: h V.nl«y -nl. ..ii .Ji.ii»;tl. tlj^ wrf- f \S > k;. Mil|\
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1904.
    1286 2 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1904. Ml lOHli I•■ I h»- Mi. I :'i.._'!,liv t|i«-r>- U['|»-.tl« an Mrtidi bj limtL-i at \tmn l'«>i i.«>. MMaUed Tli.- Tbcmjbl hMMMMMj '«t th. lint i-. |j Arniv I«- OmMB ni'l i»-» HMBmIi Id.- till.- i- .t.ii'iii.^ MUlllgh. ••il lli.it tlic-i- _'r-.un'l
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    386 2 'l'ln' (jfrniau Umtmpvti M.un l« f t for 'I -!ii_'t.ni yytfdai .ili.-i in .1 .li iink> n Ir.ii'v ImwlwUm |'iatf windows of M.->.'r~ K<iiii.-v:i iiii'l Coi ;iii<i Met.»rn V.imat i .iii'J i'i,\ zodoinM iii Hi'_;h-Mt iMI Ili^'lit The 'hllnai.' 1 MM iXMtIMMMjd In .iiii<- i ion with ili<- iii.l,ili/tti,.ii. trooM
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    THE LATE MR C. PHILLIPS.
    632 2 We mgroi to have to record the death of Mr Charles Phillips, Superintendent of the Sailors' Home, and for inany long vearn a resisted resident of Singapore. For some months past Mr Phillips'n friends liave known that he was uufortuuately suffering from that dread dieeeeo
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    LAND SALES.
    140 2 Tl t riagprap ihynaed by .iu<ti<>:i mi l*«i»ell ('•>- wait nmm >--t.-flav aft<-m<» hi I ii.,..- ft, b*M uul<-r 'iMv-tntti'iit L«h >«••»• from '-t K-!.i'iirv IB#P. Al-> lan 1 fn/ntin- K <ii -a itaiag t!.- aWf« Un<J. ,iiv.i !•>!».. t«. i niil..| QovwMMMl li«UH lor N v-.i i,
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    B. AND F. BIBLE SOCIETY.
    79 2 oMl«Mrj Ftni'l. S^th UM Df <"Utril.ulioUB. m,:- j v i i.kn.wl. 1 n:,; gg ..ik Hfaatoaial Kwhte^pei i Mi v i 1 1 t*o i io mi 1 HiUHp Qo >>' l.ittl. fu a 1 -ii. ."> oo I M. !l I \9umjmum in [poh
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    S. C. C. ATHLETIC GYMKHANA.
    72 2 Thih will baUli on Saturday. .Jun«> l*th entries oIOM M .June at 7 j.iii, t\c.j.t for Hve-a-side F.».tl«uil. whi.'li Hose ;it I pin. The events are. I<«> Yards S -rut. h Losg •lump. 190 Yards Handicap Throwing the Cricket Hall 110 Var.ls Hurdle- Handicap. Half-Mil?
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    A WILY BEGGAR.
    67 2 lhi« mornin- Klin^ appeun-.| I^, Mr a char^-of bMOf. Th« evid--ucr showed that the accused sat near Johnstons Pier with at in collectiu- box. „n which wan written m Tamil. This oulWctio. is for the Mosque at Nagore pitv m p <M r lniM IWwa* Mgriy W
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    82 2 ••r Sunday School Anmveruan. Berrien will be held at the Methodist EpVopal Jn C-.Wn Str^t. The children of the JfiS School w,ll teh. in lioth th< m ryi ~3 the morning OTi*. special h vm „s will Us^nnon su.Uhl Uj the little folk f A full pro«raunae has been arran«*l
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
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      WAR CORRESPONDENT KILLED
      36 2 (Spatial to tin* M Biaa}apor« Fr«v» Proa*.**) Mr L itaaU, a resident of Tientsin and the Niuchwan'.: correspondent of the liondoii"Telegraph" was shot and killed yesterday at Tienchwangtai at the entrance to I»alnT.
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      The Tonkin Frontier
      42 2 A French Demonstration The French are mobilising a large number of troops on the Tonkin frontier f«>r iU proIsetMNL The Chinese Viceroy anxiously wired to Peking, who replied th*t hn was to take all precautions against a French advanr*>.
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      To Protect Trade
      33 2 The French claim that the OUSjeßßtratioa of troops is imperative bj pPßosd the o*eriaad trade, owing to the provaloßOl of pir.i.-v ;md rebellion, which the ObIBOBB are unable t., ohoek.
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    JAPANESE CONSULAR TELEGRAM.
    70 2 JAPAN ESE CONSULAR TELEGRAM. Hi < .1 KIKM Mk Ta.VAKA. H 1 J. M Cos >l I. (Received j,tn Tuesday, j Admiral TofO PBBBrU tint clearing operations .it Tuli^uw.tii .ire BBOBOOBfuHy proi/reming. ieeptta the rouu'li sea. Forty-one mines were discovered and exploded Ih-iw«-«-u Juno sad Jmm •>. < 'hiuem; who
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    CASSANDRA.
    267 2 A IVofhri km ri.san MM«pl i*» A dn»»ti..ni'i Imfth Mr, NMti. th*- mmk of the .-.,a]v Uml raven, and tli<- »f a c K »-;tj. <i^rnian Jjcer S.mt.ll..tin- fin. and l.rinistone and oth-r tbmjf e. >idliT hot. He spr-a.l, UmmM over a column of utt«r iueffal.l* rut. VotUag't loa
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    A MURDER MYSTERY.
    28 2 mssm sum Hc,uit.,.| laBt AsBltt>B b »t *««> .nunlereil a shori di*tan«. from hi* hut at Yu-chu-Kan^. H. s wife heard two shot* and run mmsm
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      252 2 ■StoU rrtisfnuT.is. Adelphi Hotel FRENGH ORCHESTRA SECURED FOR 3 NIGHTS MORE WILL PLAT From 6to 1 1 p.m. and during dinner hours. The proprietors be«r to i iforill their patrons ?uul CUStOMMM th.it owin^ to the deferred departure ot J.* I;i Seyne," the CTvices ot the above tamed string band
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      105 2 DALLAN'S Australian Horse Repository HOT SHOEING D A. H. REPOSITORY Imviug mxMired the Mnrioes of a thoroughly r,ualitied KuglUb Shoeing Smith are prepared to ahoe lu^raes a<x:ording to the inout approve<l prin.ipleh of scientitic Bh<ieiug. Horses shod with mild steel shoe*, or iron shoes, at *3 per set of lour.
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      496 2 Co^aps aufcrrtiscmrnts Dr. S. Yamamoto, JAPANESE DENTIST, No. 352, VICTORIA STREET, SIM'.APORK June 8 J Otsubu Bros. JAPANESE PHOTOGRAPERa. NO. 8, COLFMAN STREET. si.\< ipon June I M Fu niture Sales S i \*fli J'H" At i kill*- Cottag*," Qavaamfjl lload. Vitliiiil.l' Ho— ilinH Finiiitut-.- \<- Tli»« proaaHj «f Dr.
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      298 2 Look Out To-night To-night WRDNBBDAY, Hth IUNC Y SPECIAL COMMAND BIGHT A FHE INDRA ZANiBAR RUYAL THEAiIiiOAL COMPAMf I WI I -lA.. I, I I'ihl.t t1,.. [)i t; i: ■> .-.i [•>!.( ion..-- und 1 n Mm Pi*aMaa af H. E. Sir John Anderson, j K.C.M.G. I\|mlSS ANDERSON and SUITE.
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      5 2 Diving Gear McAlister Co, Ltd.
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      5 2 Austral Soales McAlister Co, Ltd.
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      123 2 THE WKKK. Wehnksha* Bth Hi^li Wat«-r 11m. »i 1.". j, I«dra Zanil>ai Theatre. \> Wiijani} Pu«i, y p THUMI>Ar, f»t ii Hitfh Water »i M a 7.l#f) Pi') Mail Hotueward du»M M Mai! Outward >lw X D L Mail Imhil ,1,,,.. Friday, 10th Hi«b Water 7 48 a 7 V,
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    THE BATTLE OF CHILIENCHENG.
    2451 3 THE BATTLE OF CHILIENCHENG. Report* I>v eye witness s of tlse cr >ssing of Yalu and of Ili subse<ju<*nl battH are now })f_'iiii,in_' to eoUM in. We nooif frOM the account contributed to the H<> igkung Daily Press": On* the ?<!tli the Japanea* sei.t a body of si-veral hiuiilre«l tnx>jia
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    395 3 Singapore, June 6, 1904. Boms. Long per cattj 4 do. f iviii !t do 12 H- i per r-viad 22 BeefSUafc do. 24 K.-m S;>ii.»it* peroiitty 2 H.-; i!m,o BpNMrti do. 2 Blachan do. 18 Brinj:ils do. 3 Cabbage, Batavia do. nil do., China do. 15 fa,
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    LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS
    407 3 LYING AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE. SINOAPOiIE. A!. m< ii. R M Hudson, Mr* H A:nJ<T-on. L J C Kirchner. E A nnand. Mr- Kronreich, P Backhouse. W A Ker, Mr and Urn B»;tulieti, L. J Campbell Beaumont. W. Latin era, E Beche-de-Mer Coy Lecoeur, L.
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      546 3 gUforrtisrmcntt. BUCHANAN'S Old Scotch Whiskies. (jpj Buchanan Biend p| jfH House of Commons" I iB "Black K White" SM &^Zs%k 1 ill r -'';TP" 1 H Maicitv the Kin* JTo t*e obtained from all Stores. SOLE IMPOKTEHS BOIINEO C I O. LTD. QHPI I CAHBiDE OF CALCIUM SMALL LUMP Packed
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      374 3 Poor little fellow! He sleep. That makes him weak and sickly all the next day. His brother thinks this coughing is terrible. So do we, for wo know that just a Cherry Pectoral will cure this cough. For 60 years it has been the standard cough remedy for children. Look
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      127 3 Thkv STIK the UYKU, and Make the HEART: Jayne's Sanative PiUs. The>« Pills are Ml alwolute specirto for HEARTBURN, SICK HEADACHE, and the ills arising from BILIOUSNESS and DYSPEPSIA. Tlipjr are alao very eiTectire in cases of LIVER COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE, and HEART PALPITATIONS. Tbey pobitively CURE CONSTIPATION, and relieve the
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      1204 3 gUforruscnirmb. j Penang Turf Club. PINXHIAMiIE FOR AUTUMN MEETING 1904. Tuesday 2t\th, fhwrtimj 88U, Sntu,;(ay '30th July. <ui'l Mnnhuj \tt A input. FIRST DAY. Tnexday, MA I'KH. 1. Th« Maiucn Plate. Value .*.V(U— A Ban for Maiden ll..n«>H. Weight an p>-r xcalt' (lUat.) An allowam fl 4 H» to all
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    TELEGRAMS.
    334 4 I I u China I'apera. Berlin, Maj 2S. The Curia's Ambuasudur in Paris will not return to Rome. The Papal Nuncio will remain at Paris unmolested by the French Government, unl— the Pope recall** him. M. Combeti. the French Prime M.in-t-i announced in Parliament that h Committee wil! he
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    ON THE THIBETAN BORDER.
    811 4 A lauauMi fcixpKi>iTi<>N. Mr M<>rri«iou. the I#ondon Time* corn>}»Dl»Dt in China, who i* au Auafralian i>v birth has found a rival in Mr J Fosabr<>ok i M'-rn-. b v >: h a of Sydney Uuitersitv, who ha* juM rvturned to th»* N«-w .South Wale* metropolis, after
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    RAUB G. M.
    752 4 (teii M..!j;i'_'. i- K-jnmi for month ending '21 May l!*04. The ui< ;i-ni'«-ni»-iit,,, and nanny results of i •■> |*''iui;' work, |>reiiare«l by tlie Min»- Manager, «how :i i..t.i! of .'514 ft. for the period 1 week*) under review, tnadu up of 19 ft. sinking, 117 ft.
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    WHY KIDNEY DISEASE IS SO SERIOUS.
    187 4 Kill.-. Di«euM is aeriouH. l*c»a«e it <oni«t ou mo <|iiietly. It tuu many syiup torus, bat often they are mistaken for other dineaseii Headaches, rheutnatiau.. .1 aerroua. irritable condition. w«»k lieurt, ilrujixv aleepleaan««a, an alwujH tired feeling yellow complexion, unnatural urine, too much or
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    CHOLERA INFANTUM.
    91 4 Tliib ha* long heen regardod an uiie <>f the incmt dangeron* and fatal diaeatub tt which in. faiitn arc Hul>ject. It ran l»e cured, however, when properly treated. AH that is net ewury i* to give Chamlierkiin's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and catttor oil as dire«'ted, with
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      513 4 antorrtiscmfntt. WHISKY AS MEDICINE of the spirits that Mtj lv otimti for the patient. Th,. spirit markci _JiiHll 1j handicapped l.v tl.e presence of much cheap, new, and in spirit m u I. distribiite-l amonest the merchant class a« to mak.PS riSTE areunaocußtom^ to the of whi.k.v M V»v jh
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      127 4 A DANGEROUS DISEASE. Every one knows that cholera morLus ia one of the moat painful and dangerous diseases known to Immunity. Tbe fact that it is no swift and ito often fatal in Its reunite makes it more to be feared than almost any oilier malady. It often terminate*) in
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      489 4 gDbmisnncntt« wKr Purifying Aqcit j 17lMlspensable h Hot Countries.! I "Sanitas- Disinfecting Fluid I it naa-paiaonnut and non <laininc, •vl foi I I general or prmnal um it t ht>r. iu<M y *flT«< ti> a. I It (omiJtiflr liiuntuctt th« ti-.u-e in ohirh I il u ut«l,an<J, aHminUiered inlenially prevtntt
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      54 4 TELEGRAM SERVICE. Subscribers to the Singapore Free Press cau have sent to their Town Offices daily, ad vance copies of Reuter's Ordinary Service. Router's Extra Service, and the Special War Services of the "Singapore Free Press." Price 25 cts per day of delivery —payable monthly. Apply to THE MANAGER, Singapore
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      814 4 atibrrtisfmmts. THE "Singapore Free Press" A\l< MKKCANTJLi: A DVKKI |s|;i{ Cable Ai>r>Hfc.sn A.lwrtis<r .SniwMpoiit Tki.eimioni; No oi Published at No 30-3 Raffle, PU«, Sm^pore Ti.»- l.M.linK Knylihl, thmifmfut iatfaa Btoaal RltilminU; J..1i,.n-. t|,,, Ft-l-ran-l Native Stat^ r>4 ri k. HnaMfir, S'mi;., I ;,,u K Pahiin^, (ho Ihpi .^inhilMii I'.ri-ish North
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      12 4 MARTIN'S &STEE 4 Mr in idmlnlitrnd Thaw >lu mMb nron <un b«SM
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      1020 4 VKss <S I'XPECTED I Uiving port of departure, and (whe known) date due here, and name of A^en MKN -OF- WAR. AiiU-. Fr. Toulon, due June r ';'l<ln.i. Ftal Sj^^.ia, (hl(t June Carlo Alberto, ltd.. Bfaeak, due June Claabet, Fr. Toulon. du« June U A Pr Toulon, due June >...„.
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  • TELEGRAMS. THE WAR.
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      MORE MOBILISING IN RUSSIA
      21 5 The Twir has ordered the mobilisation of the First Army Corps, which includes the St Pet*rsburu' District.
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      Minor Action in the Sien Hills
      46 5 Kuropatkin report* a live hours fight ou June -i at Khotbiaputse. eighteen miles to the west of Fengbuaugcheug. The .F.q> 11 .<•-♦' attempting to advamt from a fortified position were repelled by Cossacks assisted by fi<>ld gnus. Sixteen Cossacks were wouuded.
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      Foreign Attaches with Kuropatkin
      47 5 Foreign Attaches with Kuropatkin lu-titerV correspondent at Liaoyang says that several attaches at Liaovang are being allowed to po south, including Colonel Waters, and Major Hume of the Second Gurkhas. Some expect to join the Ommmlb who are in contact with the Japanese outposts north oi Kinchau.
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      Activity at Liaoyantr
      57 5 (.'orrespou'leuts releat»e<i from thetrauquillitv prevailim; at AlexiefTs headquarters at Mukden fin«l themselves at Liaovang tranapofft*] to a totally different atmosphere. The surrouudin^r cuuutrv has waked to the greatest ictivity, the t.wn is bmmM ami full of nffi.-ere. Kuropitkin. having his hmi '(Uirteis in a military tram, makes
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      Japan Buys a Liner
      14 5 The Bremen an<l Uausa liner Ht>cheiinr has been purxhaw'.l \>\ Japan.
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      The Baltic Armada
      32 5 Will Never Come Out Xaral experts are on vinoe«l that the Halt.' fleet, whose date of 'leparture is BOMtaatly detVrre<i. will never r»',i^li the Paeific evm it it Ht-trts
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      Supposed Battle Near Port Aathur
      40 5 Reuters c<«rresp<jn<lent at Chifu Mtft thdt junks rep.rt heavj tiring t-. thp n,.rth i'ort Arthur, the whole of vest.iliv an.l lust night. Th«-T I>eliHve that th<> JapuUfSf aiv iuakin_' a lau<l ;tttaik suj.p-.rt.- i vaaahlpi
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      A Collier Seised
      30 5 Keuter- •.•••rre>p>>U'leni at Naftmki sa\ tli.it tbe Japane^ lnv»- >*i/.-.] thv .-..llier A_. »hi«h has arrival therp fn.ni CanJiff The mison of the seizure is nut expltint-1.
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      Mr Etzel's Death
      40 5 A Different Version Mr Etiel. a correspondent .»f the Dailv Telegraph." whilst in ;i fptmk near ir from; Yink-iw was shot ■i>-*/l l.j I'iiiuese soldiers. Mr Bnndle, a correspondent of the. Dailv Mail." wh<> accompanied him edcap»-<l.
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      Clearing Talien Bay
      19 5 Admiral T"^<> li.to aaooaadad in elaariag 'fie mines in Talienwan lay sufficiently '.-< make u channel prdcticable.
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      At Port Arthur
      29 5 Scarcity of Coal A wireless telegram to the •'Times says that there is insufficient coal in Port Arthur t>> enable the large warships to take tli*
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      International Law
      44 5 Neutrals and Belli^prents Mr italfour >aid n«> object would I* served by publishing any ommunicationM we have made with referen<.; to the novel -luewtions of intenia»i«>uiil law which have l*jen raised by present war. The O>vernment was anxiotish raviavasj the whole subject.
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      MILITARY APPOINTMENTS
      29 5 The "Telegraph" says the Lord Methueu has accepted the command of the Fourth Armv Corps in succession t<> General <»renfell. Subsequently Methueb will ooinnaaud th« Eastern District.
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      A LONG TOW
      20 5 Tb« Pleiades from Yokohama, has arrived at Vancouver after being towed BM mile* having Ihl a propellor.
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      THE TIBET MISSION
      29 5 Another AlTair The Thibetans attacked the Kanguia post <m tite lines of communication. They left 104 killed near the post, and lost more as tliev retreated.
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      CRICKET
      11 5 Nirttingbaiu has l«aten OloiK-estershiri 1 at Olouucvter by eight wickets.
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      SUEZ CANAL
      34 5 Reduction of Dues At th« Bue/ Canal meeting the President foreshadowed a reduction iu due* from B| francs to eight as soon as the dividend had reached l'V» francs. Ijondon, June a\
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    95 5 Another eiperienced pnuter i> couiing to the Aiuern-HU Jlis»i<>n Press, \u Mr C. W. Bradley of Buffalo, N. V. Mr Foster igoing to Kuala Lumpor as liead- master <>t the M. E. Bojh School there. Th# Aunual Athletic S|M>rt of St. JaaafO/i i unlit vi t ion will take place-
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    MR KURINO AND RUSSIA.
    797 5 Interesting Interview. Mr Km no, ex-Japanese Minister to Russia !> i- been interviewed by the Jiji's correspondent at Kobe. Mr Kurino left St. Petersburg for Berlin on Fel.ru T y 10, and after a week's sojourn in the latter city proceeded to Stockholm, w lenoe, after
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    FIRE IN NORTH CANAL-RD.
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    1416 5 The mfttch plaved hist weel> Im u t| l( Tanjong Pairar Club and the- B«v«*n, wmM far from lieiug so satisfactory a* A* one mm noticed last week whfcn the K. A. gained an unetuiMd victory over Mrt IT. M. 0. A. The Dorkcr'i ground wa 5 in
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