The Straits Budget, 21 May 1902
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section116 1902-05-21 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES.” he straits Times is widely read throughout Asia generally. It circulates in Singapore and Penang, throughout all the Protected States of the Malay Peninsula, in Siam, Borneo, the Netherlands Indies, the Philippines, and French lndo>China. >: 18U9H gD over116 words
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156 1902-05-21 1 U\ \UTICLEi. > *f!. I’OPt Offi<*o. iv Hi- .''i'ltpr aud His Aunts.” L- Kirn? f S|-ain. fh* 1 Siam Qi pstion. Lo< M.irket tjuoiations. .'tiippiiii,' N*-\vs. P».-se'>fc'*T List. Pol; e News Lvf?t from tlv? lUee Course. A Narrow Kac-pe. i-.ria Memorial156 words
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Article601 1902-05-21 1 21st May, MOB. PRODUCE. »i»*T buyers 13.00 i» 11*20 biH< k w* so /'VIiM h,,yerrt 3LB7^ >Ak i 6^ 1% <• 1 Hnli 1 1 4.80 flftv r, *O/, basin oe nn J r d l-lquality to w Hake J I-"® t. Kail r.i “*4 .lo 5.3? Di>. ®*ls601 words
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Article263 1902-05-21 1 The mail for Europe, this week, leaves by the B. I. route per s. s. Zamania The mail for Europe, next week, is fixed for the P. O. s. s Ballaarat. The M.M. mail for Europe per s. s. Tonkin closes on Saturday The mail from263 words
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Special Telegrams.
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61 1902-05-21 1 Hongkrmg 14//* May. The Coronation Contingent left today in the 8. s. Emprsse of Japan for London via Canada, after a review by General Gascoigne, the Officer Administering the Government. Sir Thomas Jackson was also a passenger by the same vessel. The send-off61 words
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111 1902-05-21 1 A Menace to Hongkong. News has come Irom Macao that the French Government has purchased some land on the promontory of Catai within a few miles of the town of Macao The French are supposed to have paid $120,000 to the Chinese111 words
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51 1902-05-21 1 Hongkong, 19 th May. Owing to the illnes* of the London manager of the Chartered Bank, Mr. T. H. Whitehead, manager of the Hongkong office, is going to London early in June to take over temporarily the duties of manager at the head51 words
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48 1902-05-21 1 Limited Knowledge of English Hampers Work. The Japanese plague doctors at Hongkong prove to be very unsatisfactory, owing to tbeir want of knowledge of English. Three of them are being sent back to Japan; arid four others are being kept on bacteriological work.48 words
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Reuter’s Telegrams.
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28 1902-05-21 1 London 15 th May Botha, Wessels, and other Boer leaders have left Uarrismith for the meeting to discuss terms of peace at Vereeniging.28 words
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Article11 1902-05-21 1 The week’s captures of Boers number altogether 817.11 words
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Article22 1902-05-21 1 2 ooo VICTIMS. It is now estimated that 2,000 persons —mostly Caribs —perished in the eruption at St. Vincent.22 words
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22 1902-05-21 1 M. M. Loubefc and DelcasstS have started for Russia. [They will visit the Czar at Cronntadt.l22 words
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Article20 1902-05-21 1 Sir William Harcourt moved an amendment to the Finance Bill, omitting the corn tax. The amendment was, however, rejected.20 words
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Article19 1902-05-21 1 Later. The Finance Bill has been read for the second time in the House of Commons.19 words
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Article15 1902-05-21 1 The Australian cricketers have beaten Surrey by an innings and twenty-eight runs.15 words
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Article30 1902-05-21 1 Lord Kitchener has arranged that the Peace Conference at Vereeniging shall include representatives from all bodies of Boers in arms in the Transvaal and Orange River Colonies.30 words
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80 1902-05-21 1 The Place Wiped out. All the northern section of Georgetown in St. Vincent has been devastated similarly to St. Pierre. Practically every living thing has been killed. The details are too harrowing to describe. All the best sugar estates and the reservation for Caribs80 words
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43 1902-05-21 1 London, 1 May. The Boer peace delegates are arriving at Pretoria from all parts, by way of Vereeoigmg. ilie tli'oi coiileitace UcitvutU kUtr in and Lord Kitchener is expected to he held to-day.43 words
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Article31 1902-05-21 1 RESIGNS HIS POST ON QUESTION OF SALARY. Lord Hopetoun has resigned the Governor-Generalship of the Australian Commonwealth owing to the Commonwealth Parliament having refused to supplement his salary.31 words
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55 1902-05-21 1 Later. Reuter’s correspondent at Pretoria says that nothing has occurred, during the deliberations of the B »ers in the field, which can be considered as favourable to an early cessation of hostilities. The correspondent warns the public against counting upon55 words
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32 1902-05-21 1 London, 17/4 May. Ihe Order of the Golden Fleece has been conferred on the Duke of Connaught who is attending the accession ceremonies at Madrid.32 words
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Article145 1902-05-21 1 CANADIAN ACTION. The President of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company admits the possibility of the Railway j doing the Government of the Dominion of Cauada in establishing an Atlantic steamer service to offset the Morgan Combine. [ln connection with the above, the following on Canadian Pacific shares,145 words
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65 1902-05-21 1 Later The Kaiser has cabled to President Roosevelt, offering a statue of Frederick the Great to the City of Washington, in commemoration of Prince Henry’s visit to the United Btates. President Roosevelt has aocepted the65 words
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62 1902-05-21 2 No Repetition of Majuba. Mr. Chamberlain, speaking at Birmingham, said he wished he could say the war was coming to an end. He was hopeful that it was so, but not sanguine. In any case the mistake of Majuba would62 words
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Article19 1902-05-21 2 London, May 18 Ik, The match between Essex and the Anstralians was unfinished owing to rain.19 words
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Article54 1902-05-21 2 ItomvioiXy 19 th May. The details of General lan Hamilton's drive on the Bechuanaiand blockhouse line show this to have been the most successful movement ever made in this region. Fmr huulre l prisoners were taken, including many rebels and several commandants. Delarey s brother, Vanzyl, and his54 words
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Article22 1902-05-21 2 London 20 th May. About 160 Boer delegates have assemble! at Vereeniging, nearly all of them being prominent personages.22 words
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Article53 1902-05-21 2 Later Jack Hiudoo, the train-wrecker, has surrendered at Balmoral. [Hindoo ia a deserter from the British army. He was famous before the war as the man who sacceeded in stealing a horse from Mr. Kruger. Since then, he has carried out many daring acts in opposition to53 words
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Article23 1902-05-21 2 There has been an explosion at the Coal Creek mines in Tennessee, U. S. A. 150 persons were killed.23 words
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Article30 1902-05-21 2 General DeWahl, the Governor of Wilna, Russia, has been shot at while leaving the Circus. He was wounded in the hands and feet. His assailant was arrested.30 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement85 1902-05-21 1 .r,.,. rri« e of the Straits Times r ot »> The post free price "T'i’vW' Hudutl i»ft» a year, or 40- ~.,,..-,lr\, l r\ tosubs.ribe for a year. o,e'rU^“' n l’t ***** for horte r P l ri i® are JX Rm ,/proportionate rate of pr.ee as Hu dpet can85 words
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Obituary23 1902-05-21 1 I DEATH. .-On May Bth, at Colombo, Bfc*rr W4V h'IUH, MvRCiVRBT Me COWAN. r f. >K< E BTCTHARD, of KubaDH law*, feluk Anson.23 words
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Article783 1902-05-21 2 (Straits Times 1 5th May) Ah recently as Monday last reference was made in these columns to the Siamese postal system, and the fact that:— 4 It is one of the painful things about certain nations not yet quite Westernised that they occasionally abuse the putative inviolability(Straits Times 15th May) - 783 words
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944 1902-05-21 2 (Straits 'lKmes, 17 tli May.) Thk Siam Free Frets has recently been lecturing His Majesty the King of Siam, inviting him to set his house in order, whilst expressing the belief that His Majesty has hitherto been very indifferently served by his officers.(Straits 'lKmes, 17tli May.) - 944 words
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Article2930 1902-05-21 2 (Straits Times 20 tk May.) It is to be feared that the plentiful crop of side issues anent the SiamoMalayan alleged dependency question which have found their way into print mostly irrelevant and fostered by a certain section of the press at Bangkok—has to some extent set(Straits Times, 20tk May.) - 2,930 words
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Article1909 1902-05-21 3 Home. The following is the result of the Chester Cup Mr. J. Collin’s b.c. Carabine by Carabine Sainttieid, 4 years, 7 st. 5 lbs. 1 Duke of Portland’s b.f. St. Aldcgonde by St. Simon —Wakeful, 4 years, 7 st. 2 Mr. 8. Wargravo’s eh.c. Sweet Sounds, by Isinglass—Sweet1,909 words
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Article102 1902-05-21 3 We all know the bicycle hump. Now comes the automobile frown. In this newly-developed affliction there is a distinct contraction ot the muscles of the forehead and eyes, producing a frown, which, by continued habit, remains in evidence upon the face. This is the result of fear102 words
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Article539 1902-05-21 3 In the Revue de Paris Maeterlinck, gives a most curious analysis of what the ordinary man calls “luck,” and what the scientist styles the laws of chance. He evidently believes that there is something to be said for the theory that certain people are born into this539 words
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Article178 1902-05-21 3 His Future. The future of Lord Francis Hope will be watched with interest He is <ieir presumptive to the Dukedom of Newcastle, and he is said by all who nave known him to be a really goodnatured man. He came young into a very large fortune left178 words
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Article1741 1902-05-21 4 The British North Borneo Police continent *-iiU tor London by the Prinzess Irene on Monday next. It is reported from New York that the Morgan Shipping “combine” has business intentions in the Orient also. From 10 a in. yesterday, till the same hour this morning, six fatal1,741 words
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Article374 1902-05-21 4 The Derbyln our last notes we referred to Olafs chance in the Derby. He galloped this morning in company of Orpheus and pulled up all right. He is very fat, and although we understand he is in better condition than when he ran and won at374 words
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Article61 1902-05-21 4 1808—Born Michael William R&lfe, composer of The Bohemian Girl.” 1820—Born Florence Nightingale, pioneer of Army nursing in the Crimea. 1833—Died Edmond Kean, famous actor. 1847—Died, at Genoa, Daniel O’Connell. 1862—The famous ironclad Alabama launched. The English Government paid over £5,000,000 for iu depredations on American commerce.61 words
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Correspondence.
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Article553 1902-05-21 4 To the Editor of the “Straits Times Sir, —The letter of “Shade of Raffles on the Cadet Corps, which appeared in your issue of the 14th instant, disposes of the prevalent belief that the corps was organized in order that it should serve as a feeder to553 words
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Article104 1902-05-21 4 So many insurgents in the Philippines have surrendered that the American Government intends, so its reported, to grant an amnesty. All natives, prisoners of war and those under sentence or awaiting trial for military offences, in the Philippine Islands, will be given their liberty This action104 words
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Article120 1902-05-21 4 Thirteenth List. Brought for.vard i OB, tod Messrs. E. Mev**r <fe Co suu C. W. Laird, Esq. 250 Henry A. Crane, Esq. 50 Wm C. Coveney, E-q 15 Messrs. Koh Eug Hood A Hons 200 Chop Yap Eng Moh 100 Chin Ann Hiung's Estate 300 Tan Chew120 words
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Article202 1902-05-21 4 Runaway Carriage h„. SUmfordß oa H d rses Yestekd vv afternoon, a, \t r T was driving to town in her.-., fr 3h pair, a gentleman in a si* the horses at the foot of c Hill They plunged, b rok n*< tnd bolted notwithstanding h! tions202 words
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Article85 1902-05-21 4 (Roundel.) To One-and-Six it seem* that it may tali Oh, that Home chance might end the-* tricks! Two shillings was wealth, compared t»tki«a all, To One-and-Six! Cannot Home deity the exchange «o H\ That this big com need not get quite 0 -ua) And scarcely keep us even85 words
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Article462 1902-05-21 4 After reviewing the historv of :u Madras Sepoy, the MaHm* To* ,ha the following:— A long period of peace is not con ducive to the cultivation of military qualities. Armies, like individual deteriorate without exercise, and th? absence of exercise in war in the cay of462 words
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Article849 1902-05-21 5 History and Organisation. a,id F. Viter,i Engineer, l> th r C formerly of the P. W. D. .jven tbe following descrips in 'j'Japanese Steam Navigation viny rr ly Oriental undertaking, i’ 1 /to be denied that the her- Lloyd Company now nj i> Ul r S849 words
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Article763 1902-05-21 5 Progress of the Works. Since the first block of the SouthWest breakwater of the harbour of Colombo was laid by His Majesty the King (when Prince of Wale*) in 1875, Colombo has become a great port of call fur loading and aLo for transhipping cargo fur home and763 words
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Article984 1902-05-21 5 Lieut. Monuoe R. E. left for home by the Coromandel this morning. From 10 am. yesterday only three but fatal cases of cholera, were reported i to the police. i_ Pollards’ Lilliputians are doing well in Winnipeg. Latest advices from Winnipeg announce a huge success. At a984 words
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Article84 1902-05-21 5 The following passengers left Singapore this morning by the P <fe O s. s. Coromandel. For London, Mr. F. C. Lean, Lieut. Monroe, Mr. William Blake, Mr. H. L. Dowsor, Sergt. H. Shields, Mrs. and Miss H. Shield**, Mr. J. H Westerhout, and Inspector Hart. For Marseilles84 words
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Article141 1902-05-21 5 For the Grace ol Woman, by the Art of Man is the alluring quotation author not stated—that adorns the samples of the Fine Art Soap put up by the Armour Co. of meat packing fame, and forwarded to this office The soap—which has now the biggest sale141 words
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Article329 1902-05-21 5 The Belle of New York.” LaBT a very fair house, including H. E. Sir Frank Swettenbara assembled at the Town Hall to witness that well known and favorite musical comedy “The Belle of New York.” The piece was received in an extraordinarily enthusiastic manner almost every item329 words
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Article88 1902-05-21 5 Thus the Siam Free Frees :—lt is a new advantage for England, politically speaking, to have gained the control of the Public Works of the Interior. We are informed that the Royal Burvey Department, which is controlled by British hands, has been entrusted with the carrying out88 words
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Article153 1902-05-21 5 H. M. S. Endymion paid a visit on the ltfth ult.toKurc, Japan, where no British ship had put in an appearance since the conclusion of the alliance. The Endymion steamed in with ship fully dressed. After the usual salutes, Captain Paget received a visit fr«>m the153 words
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Article132 1902-05-21 5 It is reported in Shanghai mandarin circles to the effect that it is proposed to open the following cities to international trade this year, or early next: Chihli province: the prefectural city of Shuntienfu (Peking); Kwangtung province the district city of Chiangmenhtden (K'mgmoon), in Haichoa prefecture132 words
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Article372 1902-05-21 5 Royal Humane Society’s Medal Presented to a P. and O. Officer. Before the proceedings ol the Coronation public meeting in the Town Hall, yesterday afternoon, commenced, an interesting little ceremony took place in the presence of the assemt lage—the presentation by the Colonial Secretary (the Hon. W.372 words
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1724 1902-05-21 6 Resolutions Passed at the Town hall Yesterday Afternoon. The announcement of a public meeting to consider what steps might be taken (over and above the official Government programme already made public) to celebrate the Coronation in Singapore drew a large gathering1,724 words
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Article914 1902-05-21 6 Annexation of Malaya by Britain, only a Question of Time.’* Thk belief seems to have permeated as far as Bangkok that —to quote one of the daily papers published there the annexation of Siamese Malaya by Britain, is only a question of time.” The Siam914 words
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Article870 1902-05-21 6 Blßo.nic plague has broken out in Seiangur. The mail steamer Chusan is due here about 4 p.m. His Excellency the Governor goes to Changi in the Sea Belie this afternoon. He will return tu-inorrow evening. The Japanese torpedo boat destroyer Shirukv.mo left this morning for Japan. Her870 words
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Article422 1902-05-21 6 Execution Fixed for Monday. It is definitely fixed that the tw( men sentenced to death for the murder of the late Mr. Geo. Rutherford arete expiate their crime on the gallows od Monday morning about 8.30, or it may be a little earlier. The execution will take422 words
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Article123 1902-05-21 7 priday. th pbwkstV rv sm Frank Athblstase (Governor). c.M-3., (Colonial Seere'•»ry>-■ .v. liver (Attorney-General). K o' itaUnoy (Acting Colonial (Colonial Treasurer). c G. ll, Alii 0400 w'j- N ;i p i#>r f M I rra >* ABSENT K p reb (Resident-Councillor of a n 2 H %n(| Acting123 words
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Article1003 1902-05-21 7 The New Leasing Bill. nr-: business on the agenda was 1 Tjrr It; tion of a hill to enable the fV rn r in i' jun<;i! to lease or dom'se and Kranji Railway P »>• jj-.t- and Reasons are set „t, a Me that The Singapore Tram- l1,003 words
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Article368 1902-05-21 7 S.C.C. v. Dallas Co. Yesterday afternoon the Esplanade was the scene of quite a novel event in the sporting annals of Singapore—a fancy dress football match having been arranged between teams from the S.C.C and the Dallas Company. There was an enormous gathering of spectators who368 words
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Article123 1902-05-21 7 The Derby:—The following are the probable starters and their jockeys in this race. Snoozer b.g. 5 by Gozo-Forty Winks, Peerbux Gaylasa b.m. a. by Mentor-Essie, Wool. The Scotchman b.g. a. by LochielLady ftoodee, Southall. Iron Hoop b.g. 4 by Metal-Seabird. Malleolus br.g. 4 by Riehinond-La Cheville Redclitfe b.g.123 words
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Article393 1902-05-21 7 A correspondent writes: —It 18 no secret that the old Jail site has been set apart as a sort of public recreation ground where the Town Band occasionally discourses sweet music of an afternoon, and where children of all tges are wont to congregate in large393 words
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Article111 1902-05-21 7 Dr. F. B. Croucher has taken fifteen months’ leave from the 26th April. Dr. W. 8 Sheppard acts in his stead as honorary surgeon of the Malacca olnnt#>er Company. Mr F. H. Gottlieb, deputy registrar u> the Supreme Court here, acts as assistant Supreme Court registrar. sheri'T, assistant111 words
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Article76 1902-05-21 7 1838—Died Talleyrand. 1881 —Revised New Testament issued. 1886 —Birth of the King of Spain, Alphonso XIII. 1891—Alexandra, elder daughter of the Duchess of Fife, born. To-morrow. ISO*—Napoleon I. proclaimed Emperor. 1845—Don Carlos renounces his claim to the Spanish throne in favour of his son, Prince of76 words
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Correspondence.
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Article464 1902-05-21 7 To the Editor of the Strait* Times." Sir, —To say I was surprised when I read Shade of Raffles in your issue of Wednesday is to put things mildly indeed. The idea that the lads of the Cadet Corps, or their parents, should furnish funds to provide464 words
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Article234 1902-05-21 7 At the date of last mail advices from London (April 18th) the following explanation was given of the rise in tin: Since the commencement of the month a sharp upward movement has occurred in the value of tin, cash being now more than £7 per ton234 words
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Article144 1902-05-21 7 Weeding-out Process. A return dealing with 44 East India Army Changes,” lately issued, shows that in the Bengal army the principal changes of late years nave been the gradual elimination of men of inferios castes, the removal of all Punjabir from Hindustani regiments, and of Hindustanis from144 words
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Article337 1902-05-21 7 Report for 1901. According to the report submitted fo the subscribers and friends the Sailors’ Home, the number of officers and seamen who took advantage of the Institution during 1901 was rather in excess of the previous year. The accounts show a balance in favour of the337 words
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Article120 1902-05-21 7 The Japanese torpedo-boat tihirakum is coaling out in the roads. The Kilb Me arrived alongside Tanjong Pagar this morning from Kuchinotzu, laden with about 5,000 tons coal. The flata*u is discharging almost as many rons of Japan coal at Keppel Harbour. The schooner KeUinder Bux has been in120 words
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Article132 1902-05-21 7 A Scientific expedition, subsidised partly by the Government Grant Comnittee of the Royal Society, is now at vork in the Siamese-Malay State of Jalor, in the Malay Peninsula, investigating the zoology of the caves •f the limestone hills near Biserat. These caves are of considerable extent. Some of132 words
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Article205 1902-05-21 7 The expression of the face and the appearance of the hands are fairly reliable indices of the nature and progress of certain diseases. A skilled physician can diagnose more than one complaint by the color, contour, and texture of the hand, and by the shape and205 words
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Article689 1902-05-21 8 The Sea Belle has returned from Changi bringing His Excellency the Governor. Subscriptions at Penang to the London School of Tropical Medicine have already reached $1,145. The British North Borneo Police ooronation contingent sailed for Londr n yesterday afternoon in the 7 'riazess Irene. The Grand Duke689 words
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Correspondence.
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Article1200 1902-05-21 8 To the Editor of (he Straits Time*." Sir, —Coming from one who knows every nook and corner of St. Vincent, the following particulars may he of interest. I send a rough map which is fairly accurate. Tne 44 Souffriere which is doubtless the volcano that has again become1,200 words
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Article584 1902-05-21 8 The following passengers left yesterday afternoon by the Imperial German mail steamer Prinze*s Irene —For Penang—Mr. E. Tweer, Rev. \V. 11. C. Dunkerley, Mr. E. E. Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Montague, Mr. W. G. Hamilton, Mr. M. Lattermann. For Colombo—The Misses Vernon, Campbell, Clark and Curtis,584 words
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Article1953 1902-05-21 8 PeterpinermckedapGckofpickledpepperifpeterpiperpickeaapeckofpickledpeppcrwhercHtne peokof pick Jed pepperp«t«rpiperpicked. —(Buckley.) Resignation to the inevitable is one of the attributes of true philosophy i therefore let us all be resigned to the l Victoria Memorial Hall that is not wanted, instead of a theatre that is. Meanwhile I have heard some level-1,953 words
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Article1203 1902-05-21 9 II . 1 '.'Of. A/, il. Inti C. F - GOLD MINING IN TH E F. M. S. h'i II 1 '.'Of. A/, il. Inti C. F.) :e existence of gold in the Malay etm-sulii neen known for centuries, •i in aim r ail of the native states re ire evidences ana traces of worktv the Chinese and Siamese. The1,203 words
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136 1902-05-21 9 We are asked to pay that entries for the above Challenge Cap close on May 27th, up to 8 p m. All entries, with entrance fee, $15 each team, or $25 for two teams from the same Club, must reach the Secretary, J. McKenzie, by that136 words
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134 1902-05-21 9 At 6 o’clock yesterday morning, the two men who were sentenced to death for the murder of the late Mr. Geo. Rutherford were executed within the p ecincts of the old Civil Prison. Contrary to expectation these men met their fate without flinching.134 words
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SHIPPING.
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Article162 1902-05-21 9 Under this heading the following abbreviations are used —str. —3teamer sh.— hip; bq —barn ie; sch.— echooner; Yet.— facht; Cru. —Cruiser; Gbt. —Gunboat; Tor -Torpedo; H.p -Horse-power; Brit.—Briish U. B. —United States; Foh—French ler.— German; Dut. Dutch Joh.—Johore; G.c.—General-cargo; dp. -deck passenger; U.—Uncertain T. P. W.—Tanjong Pagar162 words
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Article1337 1902-05-21 9 Arrivals since Noon of Monday. Adrit x, Ger. str. 3,499 tons, Oapt Knuth, 18th May. From Hongkong, 12th May. G.c., and 29 d p. Behn Meyer A Co. For Hamburg U —Rds. Alicante Span. str. 2,885 tons. Capt Oarriga, 18'h May. From Manila. IStu May. G c.,1,337 words
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Article644 1902-05-21 9 Fame, port probable date of arrival, and name of agent*. BTI AMIRS. A. Excelmans, D’kirk, left Apl 14; M C*te. Achilles, Moji, left May 26; Mansfield. Agamemnon, China. June 16; Mansfield. Alboin, Bangkok, May 22; Borneo Coy. Aicinous, Liverpool, May 26; Mansfield. Atholl, Birkenhea June; P. Simons. Austral644 words
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Article1034 1902-05-21 10 '’viii v *m .v Tor- j (.Anai v From Bailkd. CojrsioNicßb. C K:t j j ITy 14 Ruh Wo Brit »tr 454 Venning I angkat May 12 Katz Brotherb 14 Ki n Yang <0 Shimmen Malacca May 13 Kboo Tiong Pan 14 Coromandel PAOetr. 2783 Bennett Shanghai jMay 6P.1,034 words
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Article135 1902-05-21 10 PASSED SUNDA STRAITS OR ARRIVED FOR ORDERS. Date. 4 Ships Name. Captain. From where! April 3«'Ger ah.Nersede Windhorst New York Yokohama 80 Dut sB. K. Willem 11i Rakker Apl 80 Batavia Amsterdam Mj[y 2 Brit sh. t. of E’burgh Tode Jan 19 Now York [Shanghai 2 Brit Bh. Andorra135 words
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Article658 1902-05-21 10 Dats. ViKBL’e Namr. Flag <fe Kic. Tons. Destination May 14 Polyphemus Dm «tr 1698 Hongkong and .Japan J6 Baa Lion# str. 276 Cotie via ports 15 Lady Mitchell Krit 6tr 754 Teluk Anson via ports 15 Tolv Nor str. 740 Bangkok Ift Resident Schiff Dut str. 68 Rhio 16658 words
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Advertisement251 1902-05-21 9 f%oOttfy Modidnc of ihe hnd «i*c fit-. Registered fc r c imatt 13 Lthiti tor,. r*. epeff ic tl'.Countrm Trace Mark. D* LALOR’S PHOSPHODYNE HAB THE LARQEBT BALE OP ANY PHOBPHORIO MEDICINE IN THE WORLft For forty jwn ku maintain** He t&tcu ate Uun *V Torld*wid« reputation at the Beet251 words
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Advertisement120 1902-05-21 10 doctors say •g^2 Q That languor, headaches, constipation, sleeplessness and half Q the pains that rack mankind, arise from indigestion. British Q subjects everywhere declare there is no remedy for indigestion so unfailingly successful as KJ .AoTMeR SYRUP »J For years I have suffered from acute spasms and severe attacks120 words
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Advertisement130 1902-05-21 10 r vN* .’.niniiKii.-i' ««j* A'-f x.vai»g:-* or,, ti^nawsoHi It Messrs. LEA PERRINS beg to announce that, to further safeguard the public against imitations of their world-renowned Original Worcestershire Sauce, they arc now printing their Signature, in white, diagonally across the upper part of the red label on each bottle. Anyone130 words
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Advertisement484 1902-05-21 10 saflffi all lrtv tu T7^ for Lar A Rijfnody 1 ir r Hvpmvl Dg Bitter A r n 1 Sold b;* 3il .apt 4 r:a c TOfl i**., r MAWTfN f,f r H wmmrnmi wid effectual mean? of *if cure p V p f rt and functional debility, n 41*2%484 words
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