The Straits Times, 8 September 1898

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1898. no. laoer.
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      289 1 •y^^^S I) OFH". COLLYEB QDAT i-.VMOCTB, •ass art*""'- 1898. Sept. 9 N Nov If* t M,lfWI'» ;rSt;I!V lE :liMM i i ,,,,,,,H1,ti0D for '"■■l- 1 IHW. 7,''! "i -1 ".I- N-v U v i. t...i.(i» Nov. SO arc only approximate. bsSSS2SSbc 1 m.-.i-ili.-i tlli-K Il«*jSSiS«d booth* fodoWM* ..illnolbeuWMUlbtolOf N«wll«r. i,<
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      1312 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I 'ciNISKI.UKK PAKETVAART MAATBCHAWIJ Imil contract with the Netherlands India Government. AtjrnU «t Singaport Sun- Aukkcy, Late J. Daendklb A Co., 2-3, Collyee Quat. From Kxftxtti Will b» Despatched for On Wbr. IViiniij; .-.pi. .1. run»n|(, Olch-lch, fwlang, and fiumatra't W. Coast. Sept. 8. fill Cmflllll ItillTH 8.
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      577 1 INSURANCES. rpHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £2,127.500 Piiiil up Capital X 12,760 Reserve Fund *J7H,V>6 The undersigned, Agents for the Company, Jim prepared to accept fire ritkt at (.'iirrtiut riites of itrt'niiuni. BOUBTEAD Co. rpilK CHINA TRAI>ER< INSURANCE 1 COMPANY, LIMITED. ■„.il«l 5,.1~ ,ib.,l |2 ,-t
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      396 1 INSURANCES. LAW UNION ANIX'KOWN KIKK AXI) LIKK ISSI'UASCK COMPANY, j CAPITAL £4,000.000. 'I'll K un.l.-i iuii.-.I hrn been .ippmnteil I agent, at Kinitapnre, for the above Company iin.l an pnpMM to take risk* at current rat.-... JAEUF.It 4 I'o. THE STRAITS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. ESTilusnui 1883. Head Otricl, Sihoapobi. Capital
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      827 1 NOTICES. THE BEST THING THAT' EVER HAPPENED. mil E Pioneer Loekworka and General Metal Foundry Aligarh, S \V. I'rovin I ces India. The only pra.tical Ixxkworks in the M, under dire, t Kurop, -mii j an.l n nUoa If we .unnot meet your r,-.,uireii,ents. n01.0.1y SnS OwtadßlLrk on a I.H-ki
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      814 1 HOW TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA. T!ll r.vent Utter from Wathington, M I to an old friend. Major (I. A. Studer, for twenty yean 1 mt.-.l statrn Coniul at Singapore ««v< While at lie. Moinea I l.v»m.' a>'.|iiiiinie.l with a liniment known a» Chamberlain I'nin Halm, which 1 found ex, ellont aKnm«t
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    STRAITS TIMES Established: 1831. PRICE 15 CENTS. THURSDAY, 8TH SEPT.,1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS
    71 2 STRAITS TIMES Established: 1831. PRICE 15 CENTS. THURSDAY, 8TH SEPT.,1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS {Hjulxeription rates and tyirertising ruftf may be found on the ftmrth paq*.] Til K ST. I.KCIKR. RKSII.T OF THE RA( E. ;...«i/i.ii. XII, Septemtrr. The race for the St. I^er St»ke», run for yerteriiay, resnlti-d as follows C«pl.
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    BLOODSHED IN CRETE.
    119 2 ATTACK OX BItITISH SOI.IH KB.X. A lITY IX XI.AM« In cniifoniiit y with n uivision JirnvoG at by the foreign Admirals in Cretan waters, a British for. i Tuesday took i\ir the tithe taxation oflico ill tho town uf Candia. Til.- Malioiiinunlan inhabitants -i|->n this collected, and
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    CANDIA IN FLAMES.
    380 2 It is unfortunate thai liritish marines should have been compiled to tire upon the Mussulman rioters at landia It is still more to be regrette- 1 that the extreme etep of bombarding the city should have been fuundneecsßary. 1 1 MS lla.anl, which was on special duty
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    STREET VENDORS.
    409 2 oped a desire for more tn order to gain greater fixity of quarters, he set up tables and stools for the entertainment of his clients. His earlier methods, that is his occasional or rather continual stoppages, were bad enough but the later state of things imposed upon us
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    95 2 The P. &O. c arrived at II am. today, having on board (ieneral Merritt,(Jovernor-<; B neral of the Philippines and Commander-in-chief of the American army of occupation. He was accompanied as far as Hongkong by Brigadier-tieneral Greene, AdjutantQaaatal Babcock, and a party of staff olliccrs (ieneral Merritt has with him
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    153 2 Tn>..i.n- to Indian p .p.-i- show that the Czars proposal for a reduction unexpected. The London l'resa generally extols the motives inspiring His Majesty, but dwells upon the practical dith'cultics of attaining the desired .ml The Timrr lielieves that (Jermany wan consulted before the Czar's Note was issued, and probably
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    12 2 To -d.v s 4 m s bank rate is 1 I If.
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    9 2 A lIIIIW wan committed to the asylum this morning.
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    10 2 TKH Str.nl, ll,ulp,t was published this morning, at ten o'clock.
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    10 2 Thk homeward mail by the Oftaaaa doses at a.m. to-morrow
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    13 2 Pkoiu.k. exchange, and share prices, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    19 2 Tilt: P <V Cimtvn left I'enang at p.m. yesterday, and is expected liere at I a in. on Friday.
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    20 2 Mom. ay next will he observed as a public holiday in Selangor in honour of the accession of Qaaaa Wilhelmina
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    20 2 X..X stealing the Residents wat.h. a Malay employed at the Selangor K.-i--aan ha- bean sent to prison for three months.
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    17 2 The Corean (iovernment has apin>inted Mr. Mcl.eavy Brown, the British Kinan. ial Adviser, to superintend railway affairs
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    22 2 At the Assizes this morning Cliua Ngi Yap, charged with forgery of a valuable security, was sent to prison for four years.
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    23 2 C. K Lkoioid. charged at Yokohama wilh ohtainiug advances on goods which did nol exist, was committed lor trial on tl.e Mh August.
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    23 2 S.'oi»ts and dance are to he held at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday next, the IMb anniversary of the birthday of the Seluugor railway
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    19 2 Kon the lirst time, a shipment of Burma petroleum was discharged at I'enang on Saturday -4,<H>i tins <•/■ steamer Whjwlriai
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    19 2 Tiir appeal made l.y S Neumann acainat the Magistrates' Miitenee of three mouths- imprisonment, has been di-ini-cd with costs.
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    24 2 Mk Wildman, the I nited Con-ul c .eueral nt Hongkong, has been officially informed that no Chinese will he allowed to land in Manila
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    27 2 Nmvsli.i- come that the rel.els were at the dale of bat advices, in great force about lifty miles north-west of Canton ami intended to attack the city.
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    22 2 Ink tmritm of Mr Mar-hall. I nib. in Extra Hi 'puty Conservator, have been lent to the Siamese Qofamaaanl makinstli. sixtliforestersolcntby India
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    29 2 tarn players in the g. C, C should Mi., aattoa ih.it the entries for the Tournament .lose en Saturday. The lists in mest of the events are filling well.
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    25 2 ACHIIUMAI sunder arrest charged with causing the death of his wife. He unskilfully nested at her contuiomcnt witli fatal re-ults to both mother and chil.l.
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    26 2 IiKNERAI. liordoll's ,!<•(, llcW is Said t.) have been the tat man in the Nile cxpedilion to sight Oinduriiiaii. lhe Kh.iht.i- capital, at a distance ot thirty
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    29 2 Kmuu the teera lnn^U O r the police arc taking it easy, lor there were only four night cases on the clianie sheets of UVM police diviiio.rn this morning.
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    34 2 Tbe Snrouat (Uulle of the Ist instant, notes that a whale has run ashore and died there Its length was «6 feet, us circumference 24 feet, and the width of the tail, l!'t feet.
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    32 2 Loan Charles Bercsford is due here by the P. O. rarramalla on Nlfa Sept The Hongkong branch of the Navy League propose to entertain l*>rd Charles at a banquet on Sept. ;<Oth.
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    35 2 The Japanese 5 s 7'.»<l Han arrived in Sim:a[M»re this morning from Pana> kong bound for Ijondon. She carries M bluejackets who form the crew that is to bring out a new man-of-war from England.
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    33 2 An American Syndicate of millionaires, headed b< Messrs IViww ana Astor, is said to he negotiating for the purchase of a trilling estate in Central America the whole country of Honduras to wit.
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    38 2 (ium.k. it is said, cnnnoi be t.l. graphed: figures have to l)e used corresponding to certain words. O.ily oneeighth of the words in the language are in this code, but this has bean found sufficient for practical purpose*
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    39 2 An Ice Machine ha- lieon set up at Kuching in Sarawak On the I'olh August, while with a Mental of spectators watching the working of the machine, Mr. A. Sibaon fell into the cooling well and fractured his leg
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    44 2 Mil C W. Andrews has arrived safely back in lx>ndon, with all his valuable spceu.iens. I, on Christmas Island in the Indian (Vi.in He acted as special commissioner for the British Museum in a comprehensive survey of the fauna and flora of the island.
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    30 2 SiTTixu accommodation at the barristers' table in the second magistrate's court is so scant that those who have business there contemplate providing themselves with portable camp stoolprovide itself with furniture
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    55 2 At Messrs Powell tCo s. auction of real estate yesterday, a house in Prinsep Street was bought for 54,U00 by Piilianappa Chitty; and a piece of land situated at Serauggong was bought by Chop Ouan Choon for *4T.'i Six lots „l land itaaMd at Teluk Kuran were put up for
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    AN OBSTINATE VICEROY
    50 2 Tim Viceroy of Canton is said to havt protested against t he surrenderolKwang chau Bay to the French lhe Tsungli Yanien insisted that he should at onci send a deputy to lormally hand ovci Kwang. hau-wan to the French. Til. Viceroy thereupon wired h:s resignation to Pekin.
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    SPURRING A MANDARIN.
    48 2 Thk Viceroy of Canton having Wad to despatch troops to suppress the rebellion in Hainan and prutect the lives and projierty of American missionaries, UnAmerican Consul at Canton has forwarded a strong despatch to the Acting Viceroy, urging him to at once suppress the revolt.
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    SUICIDE BY A SNAKE.
    54 2 The Museum Curator at Snrawak ha- heard of a case of suicide by a specimen of the common vi|ier oftbe country, laMtaM ITafSwi The snake, which had baM secured by rattan to a pole, managed to get its head free. It bit it, ell in the
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    HEAT AT HONGKONG.
    53 2 Kx. leslVKheat prevailedat Hongkong at the date ol last advices. An Amen, an mining engineer named McClure did there of heat exhaustion on the In.l instant line of the crew of H.MS. ISartleur also died from the tame au-c. On the:iul, Ml. J. Baxter Powell .hud there
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    CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
    77 2 The IMaj Mail urges thorouKh-going reform in the clerical service mi Selangor It is p.. inte.l out that, under the present system, a man who has never kept books in ly be. sent to take charge of an outstation treasury a P I) man. who cannot speak
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    MUNICIPAL MILKING.
    76 2 MUNICIPAL MILKING. At Seramban. the I!, -id.ti. v Surgeon suggested, the other day, that a centra! milking station should* be established there under control of the Sanitary Board The Board approved of the idea in principle But one ..I the mem hers said that the cows would also have to
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    GOLF IN SELANGOR.
    93 2 Tillt Selangor Coif Club opened their new pavilion on Saturday last An approach and putt-out nompatltlnß Sixteen men entered. W. Tearle succeeded in holing out three time- in 1 1 strokes. John (llassford reduced the total to hi. a score which C. (ilassford euualled. They playe.l oil
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    THE AMERICANS AT MANILA.
    99 2 OfMEUL notilications have been issued of the re eslabh.hmeiit ..f Corregidor Island light and of the light at the mouth of the Paaia abs that the ohbtructions in the I'asig have been removed to give a hannclol I.", feet depth at high water Municipal nottcea hare
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    ALLEGED MURDER.
    127 2 TaU man, with whom the woman murdered in Nankin Street eaataniaj KM liviiil-. says thai he returned home at one oVIoi-k and saw deceased rush out .f hi« r Bhevae bleeding from a wound in the neck The prisoner was standing near the bed, trying to cut hil
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    RAUB RESULTS.
    36 2 1" .iwu. TO rilK i, in A telegram from bob, ,1,,,, instant, says: CnaUaa lim-i,,,, tons of atoaaraafaad tfn smelled gold. Battery |aTj a11f0r5ixday5f,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,^'" lini-he.l .'ariy-ln.t monlh "J5 alitiia oenaj ejeejnts 10 11,.. ,m
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    POLICE NEWS.
    109 2 I.»st mouth a Chinaman ut inui.lcr.it l.ingiiand.'s, l 1 plaec llewasan.-,,,.),, 1 place.l before the M^,.,™. "'< morning. As Mnari ia in view ll.ev.'raditi!;!,' V W^» Three Javanese anronßl is wet, ted yesterday by S'ige.n, v lor, he, he,, ola, ,„.„,,„>„( ,J Al.llliore. the residence of Mr T
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    SUGAR IN THE WEST INDIES.
    146 2 THE NK.iKO VIEW OK nit IT, l:l>-. v A mi RDKHoi-s alt*, k has been mxU uponthellon A.I r,!e.l V of the Barhudoes ll.. use and member of the Executir. Mr. Pile was shot at aa I wounded by a negro wl,ile,lmi,, s wm from
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    LORD CHARLIES BOY.
    164 2 fOC I' at is the accepted nun.' all Ciunamaa who entered I D>neford°l service durin B bis iu< a Ihui.-e waters some ...us .ip. Alt,r nine years of untidy li ii -u.i.l.uly struck this worthy, as I el Charles relatcs.tli.il he hadnenrhtl lagnuwhsiUnj I Bwrehimavadh ban Tliia
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    LOSS OFF THE "TRINIDAD."
    189 2 ■ombom papers tire full |iailimbn „i the kwt ol the i. .iiii.iii item* TViairfarf. whicli was am,.. i1l 1 ill UH sir.,,l, Tinrn on the 1.1 ioslaal Ski ■M an old Canard liner, purehaad „'n bat way bom ll; vi* lo Kisoeliai willi icanool paten) fuel
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    TORTURE IN MOROCCO.
    123 2 A luinisii iiiiim.v The Maafaf is a" 1 petition submitted Ui I i > ll| l > by Howard Aseoriatjon,aiidl>y»» transmitted to the llnti ri KaMv'u,t he r Kerr. of the Cinlial M Mission, wrote from Ral il ,an -uipas-th.' tendUl Moslems to H.c" „i,,,-ve,l the kicking
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      196 2 PANY.LD.I Mnutecluivn of amite, G ilatioe, nates, Puses, Apparatus. ItXKO COMPANY, LTD. SOLI AOEKTH I »i. iin.l IVM 111 II IN MOCK JEROSTHEN PAINT. r..»iv« |isint for !i;n\ \M) fiTEEL to be Hi.- 1.,-jt I \ll\ I! nux. IfieUaary, Hridgw. I" I H MPANY, I. il'. BmoipoM. >\ ,v Co.'B
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      94 2 NOTICES. ROBINSON CO. Bog t ■> announce that their ANNUAL CASH CLEARANCE SALE. Will commence on MONDAY, sth Sept. Cashmere- and BeigM. Figured Blooe Silks. I'liniuelette- and Prints. Lisle Thread Hosiery. Spun Silk Hosiery. Silk Milanese Gloves. Corset- ami Inderelothinf,'Shawl- ud Wraps. BmuhadM. Towel- and Towelliii-. Tea Cosies and Cushions.
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      597 2 NOTICES. NOTICE. Mi:, am ii< >x y h ann ay i:\fiu i:n ta authorized (ram tin. date, to -i«ii our firm per procuration." i.i I lli;ll Co. I rjiiuja|>orc, Jnd Rrpleml».T. IMM. »i,V NOTICK M TO XAMK. rpilE undtrniKiicd rc|ursl« that cony«- I 1 pondem. uill wMimm nil .-omnium. ■;alions
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      518 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. I WAXTKI). FOR SALE. Municipal IVI. Municipal Dak 4 Tanjon^ I'aKar Dock liole.. Tanjong l'a^nr l>oek l>eh. 4 Strain Trading Coy. Sharm. n. s.-Ki: A Co.. v. c. KxchanKe and Share Broken. -IIfANTKI) n lioilown noa the Ruer. TT Apply 10 1). c. .;o siru.i. nmm liKITISH INDIA
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      90 2 M 8. S. inWi.M f..r U» KnJi IVmM »kn»M W wntt» Ofi co. „<U of U» M oJy. B» I a»;'«vt of that ronditt.in. ninny M.S. R. mr* r^ tksl m-.-bt otlunnn he pabli.h^l. All i-lr.rU.ii.ir routrert. u> ul>»K U lk> co»U. ban llt.t Ibe Huw m*T <»• •HTMtixvrat I
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    MR. REID AT PEKIN.
    68 3 insoa the [vKU-aaa L bom Pckin IS Kll-siall ivkinwitha raung- transporl 11, liritish and never heard of 1 muled them l,va 1 said they mapplioal „,1- iravelllliuon Bi:"cS .rough." He »»s thai be re- ...,i me to tel.I, „,1 Singapore to ailylaiid--11 hw 1 "■">■ I
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    A FISH NURSERY.
    70 3 1 ,'"i' y tTi".- >„,, Ho-p,,,.. •pi t 1 „i.i .ml pus. rhe had m water ,s, the jidol be gainsaid I may add .ntli.it ll is high ,V;, la,. Took Sen. [I ,1, the Asylum ana Uier f'de 01. the they .-.mid be i»eraoifi rj ward
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    ROBBED OF A CROWN.
    86 3 r»iMili.m of Sub. is a monarch of ■liv. familiar to our nur11, sleep- with md travels ;n hia personal luggage. uanl.ic.es; for Sultan Iclt his window ,'[*n md .1 burglar entered At'ier a le Sultan, be earned off rslui ile treaty, and other i.leiils of this
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    THE HINDU FIRE-WALK.
    88 3 1.. to ihe Westmiiuter Qazttll Mis'.-.iale' -..y-that 11,,. Sn-walking prevalent Hindu communities was ii Hie Sli .its Sctlle- then observed without nee on the pan of the 'up till IBKI Owing to ih" .''■lll- 111 eolincxioll With 1 i lv f prevention "Thi '-'e'l"inwl!'cl?ine 1 I The
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    TRADE OF COREA.
    67 3 a showed the I in the 1 raised to the lent, it am san in '-:"ii.,s,!,,dcr m l-!l'i under ritai .mined x 10l B old dusl 1 iiiantitiesi I«J foi 11- cotton Hie ii, k of cultiva--1 n ol .1111,1, s ..-em well -noticing the .."dl,,he llrilulb'un*
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    AFTER THE WAR.
    535 3 HKAI.TH OK THE TROOre. (iAlirlAt ItErKXTAXC*. Washington, 1311, Angutt. The American (ioverninont has accopU'd thcn»|ionsibilityuf compelling the Cuban and tin- I'luli), |>inc insurgents tDßlrict observance of the armistice. No gnat trouble is anticipated w tb the i HI,, ii". but in order to rjoena the Filipinos' leadora,
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    CHINESE WANTED.
    269 3 LABOOI Kin: TIIK rilll.irrlNKS. A cconooe turning of the laUaa, ii i» sua?geeted, may be witneeapd In tho American! inviting tin- Celeetiohi to unit tli.- Pacißo slope for Loion and Ilindanao. The ul r problem must shortly teto the front in the Philip--11- and i! U still a
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    PERAK NEWS.
    133 3 Kl.oM llie 1-1 insl:llll,tli<-olliciallioiirs „l hii-ine-s „r w,.lk ill the I. -icllini.-iit theSUto bave n ohanged :i 1,, 1 and J I" 1 to li MO te 4 mill half-an-boiit'i interval for lunch. and on Saturdays from to It instead of liuin -toll iH-,-1 (l.'l.uoo were subeoribM bythe
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    POLICE-BOATS WANTED.
    76 3 POLICE- BOATS WANTED. \,,.i:,:,.,-.M..5.. irrilill kowtotheGfofe.urgoa :t > t shallow -,lr:.r.^lit stc;ilu, n nOliinn nee of furrign guuboala I policedut) on the inland waterway, i-. .-,.,ii-,,1,1, Only .Illriin 1,-IM Ml",.,;!! -ol Hi.' '.Mi.. t" „,,,1 M.i, i.-.-i.-h Sian; I. n 1 Uiv.'i -11r.lv not Bubetitute for llien ofI,IMOI ,tlioN .'..1
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    PRINCE BISMARCK.
    1018 3 INCIDENTS AFTER DEATH. TEXT Oi HIS HEI>Ii;NATION Ihk hmperor of China said, in his telegram of condolence to the family, that lie remembered with gratitude tho services of Bismarck in promoting friendly relations between Uermnny and The number of wreaths received overllowed the house and covered the lawn
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    MOSTLY PERSONAL.
    1107 3 Carmen Sylv»," the gifted Queen of Roumania, who is pasuionntely fou<l of music, ofton plays tli** harinomuni in th<* Protecunt Church of Abbazia on Sundays. Prince Max of Saxony, nephew of the King, who be* lately been working as a Catholic priest among the p,K)r of Whilechagiel. ia
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    A FRENCH ORGAN.
    68 3 In referringta :i >-asi- apuii-i ono ol itertaffin the Britiah Coneular Court m Bangkok, tl»- Siam />,.■ rVm makei the following coDf« 1 )i.- I is French properly, owni'd Li a Kivi-.cliiiiau.e.lite,i l.i n I-i,-ii,-li. man. and nMpoaalble to the French (ioi-.mi.-in and to no ether. If
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    CHESS
    664 3 (tOSmrTED BY "*ISO« TAWS All rhess ,-orrespondenee should be a. I :r -.1 to King's Pawn." Solution of Prol.lem No. .Vi 1.0y.1i P-K I. i'-.i,"!'..! solution receive,! fri.ni Cais-ii. Nil De»perandum. Ixindren. and Burtie. Immediately after Roi,;p iopre.».la«t week, I re.-civ.-l from the til 91 three solvers correct .oluti.ms
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    AMERICAN TRADE.
    188 3 I i |.i,-.1i,-t.-,l that, M* i.-iiit „iii,,. war, rtaadji increaae will take place in Aiu.ii.aii trade lenenlly. It i- in ■hipbuilding, moreover, thai tin- chief improvement ia looked for; tli" greet firm of Cram pi predii i wvenl rean ol peal activilv Tbia is baaed on tn,uaumutiun tli.it
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    CHINESE "ALL SOULS."
    116 3 Th* Chinese, poriod of praying for the dead and making offerings is' now at its I'Jrd day The object is to make offerings to those who have died leaving no posterity to pray for them The great restiect the Chinese have for their dead and the strong
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    TRAFFIC IN GIRLS.
    115 3 KviPf.N.K was taken lestcrday ill the case again-: a Macao woman for importing girls 1,, the Colony and lor keeping them for Unmoral purposes. It appeared Ihat the two women in question were manic, 1, and had been purchased for ■HO and tIM reapeetively Inder tba inlliiclicc
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    VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    34 3 For Japan »ia port*, Una/a, due Bth Sept., Dot neo Oo Hongkong, Kntyhl Trmplar. doe kili s, pi Sarkiee A slo» Kepi Bousleadd Uo. Odessa, r dm ISth scpi.. Boi
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    COMMERCIAL.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    74 4 MU»N KI'BOPB Hy the .V O. f on.--j uiawirl, with dates to'tl.u llith August dut on the 10th Sept. .lulvjmli 1". A <). Aug -l»t AugEn.l AngMta M M. AmMU) s»i.t 1-t Auk I -Hi V. A O. S..pt Ith Sept sth An- -.111:1 M. M Sipt
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    41 4 DEPARTURES. (Booked.) Pi P. 4 ii nwn for Un.lon:-Mis. Ja.k«on Millar. Mr.. l.ea.h, Mr. P. K S.v.tt. Mr- Copley. :uid Mr. Charles S. l'eaisev. For Adelaide:- Mi.s Swan For Boml.a:— l.i.ul. Head H.r Penang Ham, II Coo«ny. and K. C. Howard.
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    TO ARRIVE.
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    131 4 VmiL'a til** S*° Ton. QUIIH Fkom Sun" 0" a I Kio 7 Kiln Itk-kmor. iter sh. i;:.i Bum Hmifcnm Jalj 11 7 Kirni Yung Brit sir 70 Kiirnlh Munr s,i 7 M,\h,i.., »tr. KußraUh Kkwu Km v 7 Mipan «ir. 74* Omy KmiKkok s-t' 7 PMwmbnri Kun sir. 31.nl
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    CLEARANCES.
    75 4 bin Vusil'h Nm< Pi*"-"— QUIUI |i k -i '•'lit 7 rroimthcu* Brit sir. Dt] 7 Ooiuii-k MR Hi i Una »tr. Ulwn H (how I'hya air. Jelli k Kinn Ann »lr. Cum} I |„ili,-]|;> 1111.iv.1l 8 i Win!* -Ir Dnyel i s.iinic Btoknun itr. n.-i.. 8 Kiun Vu| »ti
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