The Straits Times, 15 August 1900
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Title Section14 1900-08-15 1 The Straits Times EST. OVER A CENTURY SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 15. 1900. No. 20,214.14 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement891 1900-08-15 1 rpHE BORNEO COMPANY, 1.1 Mil ED TilT TSaarßH- 1 Norwtofc Onioo Kir. Innumoos iDSIstJ. 4) as Assumnos Cosapasj (Fire), rk. K'|»it»bl« Lit" *s»ur»n<>. Hncil*y. Th» Ooaaa Maria* lsnrw» i'.mi|«uiv tC Chtaa M«r-a» S»— Xarlfatioß 00-!-^. n» T-«*«e»>s«» t*r»r IW» 'nmr«nv Taa MatWEBS lasassaiss^paay. Liasltas. PANT. LIMITED. Agsata. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. J891 words
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Advertisement790 1900-08-15 1 .STEAMSHLF^JCOMPANLES. I -MS XI UKK I'AKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agentt at ainfaport: Ship Aoeuct, late J. Dabedeu A Co., 9-3, Cowm Quit. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched for On Nienhuyt. Bulongan viaPoits. Aug. 9. Banjermassin, Pulo taut. Balik790 words
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Advertisement541 1900-08-15 1 (--vOMPAGNIE DBS MESSAOERIEE J MARITIMES DE FRANCE. Telegraphic Addrrbs: Mrssaoerib, Siegaporr. The mail steamers will leave Singapore in or about the undermentioned dates. Outward. Hohbwabd. 1900. IUOO. Dates Dates. Salazie Aug. 20 Annam Aug. 19 Iniui Kept. 1 E. Simont fept. 3 Loot Sept. 17 Yarra Sept. 16 Siidneji Sept.541 words
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Advertisement632 1900-08-15 1 ENSUBANOE3. rpHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £3,1»7,fi00 Paii up Capital i'.'lL'.TW Reserve Fond £1,073,680 Tbe undersigned, Agents for the Comany, are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates of premium. BOUSTKAD A Co. rpuK CHINA TRADKEB INSUBASCE 1 COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital Snbsaribad $1,000,00). Amount I*»i1632 words
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Advertisement794 1900-08-15 1 INSTJBANCEa Two Great Necessities. VIZ. 1. FAMILY PROVISION. 3. PROVISION FOR OLD AGE. Easily and Economically met by aPolicy in THK BRITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFK OFFICE, Established 1847. Chairman The Right Hon'ble Sir John Gorst, M. P. Funda— Rs. 420,00,000 Claims Paid— Rs. 450,n0,000 LUCE MUSES UKIAL CMMTMS L*W riUll'H.794 words
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Advertisement658 1900-08-15 1 BANKS. TJONGKONG AND SHANGHAI II BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL »10,000,000. RESERVE FUND 111,800,000. RBBEBVE LIABILITY OF I il n ooo ooo PROPRIETORS. J -110,000.000. Oocrt or Directors N. A. Bibbs, Ksq.-Cii aishax K shbwam. Esq.— DsrrrTT Ceaieha*. K. H. OaAT. fag. D. M Hoses, Ua. E. Ooeti, Bsq. A. J658 words
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Advertisement259 1900-08-15 1 NOTICRS. JAPANESE BEST WHITE CREPE SHIRTS. SIZES FROM 14" TO 1M G. OTOMUNE CO. BAONALL HILLES 08, Robinton food. HAVE ON HAND:— Electric Fans, Ceiling and Table, 40, 60, 80 100, 110. and 120 Volts. Designed to operate from Incandescent Circnila. Any Voita#B «B or*sr. Direct or Alternating Currant Fans259 words
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Advertisement719 1900-08-15 1 FOR SALE EMPLOYMENTS TO LET- ANPPER ONALS flsT tike, II cents a line tnd and EH times, 10 cents a line 4th to <Hh times esnta a line Ttb to IMb times easts a line afterwards, S onto a Use bat ac ebargeless than one dollar. TbasaMns advertisement, close set,719 words
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Article33 1900-08-15 2 PRICE IS CENTS. Straits Times: SIX) a year, or, post free 534. UlraiU Budget: $18 a year, or, pott free, 120. Advertising Rales may be found in the fourth pace.33 words
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449 1900-08-15 2 It is increaaingly evident that tbe centre of attraction in China to Britain, and tho main sphere of Britibh influence in future, must be the YaDg-tze region. In the coming "scramble for China"— for, say what we like, the possibility of a general open449 words
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Article21 1900-08-15 2 J. Hi'okks, who recently gave himself up here as a deserter from Hongkong, his been banded over to a military escort.21 words
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Article24 1900-08-15 2 The I. a U. Company's intermediate steamer M'theei left Penang at 6 pin ynsterday, and is due to arrive here at b a.m. to-morrow.24 words
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Article22 1900-08-15 2 Two hundred and three deaths were registered at Singapore during the week ending on Saturday last. The ratio per thousand was 44.03.22 words
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Article20 1900-08-15 2 The Japanese Government has decided to employ girls in the Japanese Post and Telegraph and Post Office Savings Bank Offices.20 words
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Article27 1900-08-15 2 Thk German mail steamer Preutte*, with dates from London to the 23rd July, left Penang at 2 p.m. yesterday, and ia due here at 5 p.m. to-day.27 words
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Article27 1900-08-15 2 The Superintendent of Stationery at Calcutta has received instructions to organise for the China force a base stationery depot equipped with four months' supplies of all necessaries.27 words
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Article46 1900-08-15 2 At 10 a in nu the 13th, the captain of the 8. Sri I'tgatan picked up four Chinamen in an open boat aNrnt 35 mile* out, off Pulo Piaang. The boat was leaking at the time. The men said they were on their way to Singapore.46 words
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Article41 1900-08-15 2 Tni American authorities in the Philippines have arranged to isolate all the lepers from the islands in three isleti near the port of Cebu. To make room for th» taper*, all the inhabitants of the islets will be removed to Cebu.41 words
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Article44 1900-08-15 2 At Hongkong, the other day, a Chinaman dropped a thousand dollar* in notes in the etr.vt The notes were picked up by a p.ilirnman who took them to the Police Office. The owner, on rrcoverins the notes there, left ten dollars for the finder.44 words
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Article52 1900-08-15 2 An important improvement it uuiler con'' ruction at Simla, in the form of a Municipal dhohies' wa>h-hou»e. When completed, it will accommodate sixteen dhobie* The entablMiment will h« supplied with clflan pipe water. In connection with thn waoh-hmite will he drying room, for drvinn the clothing by Bteaxo-boaMd air during52 words
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Article20 1900-08-15 2 Lieut MSi L Sim. m, RE left f..r home in the Konig AU>ert ytjaterda). He baa been grouted ■■icE leave.20 words
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Article20 1900-08-15 2 Missus. Powell and Co. advertise a sale of household provisions, confectionery, Sec, at their sale-room, commencing on the 21st inst.20 words
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Article31 1900-08-15 2 Today's produce quotations came too latn for correction on the back page New Benares opium has dropped to 9918, Gambier to *9 90 Liberian coffee to til, and tin to C7t*.31 words
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Article38 1900-08-15 2 Lye Hoo has been sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment for theft of a Municipal lamp Ong Ah Kip undergoes the same penalty for a similar ottence, with an addition of six weeks for disposing of another lamp.38 words
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Article40 1900-08-15 2 At the date of last advices from Hongkong (Bth instant) the 30th Bombay Infantry and the 4th Battalion of Gurkhas had been warned to hold themselves in readiness to proceed to Shanghai to strengthen the force on the Yang-tze River.40 words
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Article41 1900-08-15 2 Thk Congress of Chambers of Commerce held in London has recommended the adoption of the decimal system. The only exception is the delegate of the Bengal Chamber of Commerce, who pointed out that India was not yet ripe for the change.41 words
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Article53 1900-08-15 2 In a liuierninent Gazette Extraordinary. issued to-day, it is notified that the 11 mi. W. i gerton having returned to the Settlement to-day, His Honour the Officer Administering the Government has been pleased to appoint him to be his Deputy during His Honour's absence frum Singapore, vice the Hon'ble W.53 words
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Article41 1900-08-15 2 Specimen of intelligent military censorship of despatchex in South Africa:— A war correspondent writes"Heavy Boer attack. Guns rain shelllire on position. Severe losses, both yesterday and to-day." The message reaches the foreign editor in London thus: "Heavy rain yesterday and to-day41 words
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Article55 1900-08-15 2 TiiKtwo Manilamen siilnrs, sentenced to death in West Australia for piracy and murder on board the pearler Ethel, were hanged at Fremantle on the 19tb -July. They, with other sailors as accomplices, killed the maater of the pearler, Captain Reddell, liia son, and the carpenter, plundered the vefcel, and scuttled55 words
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Article103 1900-08-15 2 THE (.[>>- Ct'P. RESULT OF 1«T BOUND. A.W.«u™. 1-IWB.IM 3up*lio P u,. J. lubuli A. Kacr I„.. I A P Buwaa A. T. G.lu n s 1 1 J. U. >u» Dr Fo-ji. o. M»JorL«rt.J<» n W. lop* J to .Uj. r. v. r-n> h. v. a»ib103 words
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Article105 1900-08-15 2 Sboktly before 5 p m. yesterday, the Italian transports Uuira, Marco ilxwjlittli, and Singapore steamed out ul the roads un iheir vuynge to China, convoyed by •lie cruiser Utromboti. The British AnlUlum went alongside the Borueu M hart at about 6 p.m. yesterday and coaled. She is105 words
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Article197 1900-08-15 2 Mrs. Kabris reports to the police that yesterday some clothing was stolen from in almeirau in her house. A Hokien named See Boon < live, a chincbew on hoard the s.s. Booh Xan, reports that between the 12th and the l.'lih nine balls of guttaperclia valued at197 words
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Article204 1900-08-15 2 YESTERDAY'S FLAY. LADIES' SINUI.BB. Mm Saundere, scr. bnat MiM> Werry, :t, 8-2, 6-6. L.U'IKo ii H 111. 1.* Mrs. WadrtoM A Mrs. Braddell, owe 6, be t Mrs. Fabris and Mi-s Salzmaon. Io.S, 64, 6-1. A MIXED DOUBLKS. Miss Gunn A Mr. Mosley, scr Iwat204 words
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS TO THE "STRAITS TIMES."
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Article45 1900-08-15 2 FOREIGNERS PRoMHKI* SPECIAL rROTECTION. Shanghai, Tuesday night. The Viceroy of Szechuan U reported to be much disgusted with the stories of the critical situation at Chung-king. He earnestly requests the Customs staff to return to Chung-king, promising them his special protection.45 words
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Article23 1900-08-15 2 SAID TO BE JEALOUS. There are grave fears that French jealousy prevents the landing of Indian troops at Shanghai.23 words
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Article51 1900-08-15 2 X MILES DISTANT ON SATURDAY. Hongkong, WednettUty. Tbe Peking Allied relief force reached Nan-tsai-tun on the Bth inst.. Hosiwoo on the 9tb inst., and Anping, 27 miles from Peking, on the 10th inst The Chinese have been retreating on Peking without fighting since the conflict at51 words
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Article54 1900-08-15 2 BRITISH TRAXPORTS CANNOT LAND TROOPS. ALLEGED FRENCH AND AMERICAN LNTRIGUE. British transports have arrived at Shanghai. Tbe troops were not landed, however, owing to intrigues of the French and American Consulates with certain American missionaries in Chinese employment, who are helping to frustrate the British. There is54 words
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Article33 1900-08-15 2 Shanghai, Tiutday night. The Allies reached Hosiwoo on Friday last, and Anping on Saturday. British transports witli troops have arrived here, but the troops have not yet landed.33 words
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Article25 1900-08-15 2 CHAPELS A ITACKED. Chapels have been attacked at Hanyang and Hankow. No personal injury was sustained. The Viceroy promptly sent troops to suppress, the rioters.25 words
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23 1900-08-15 2 REMOVED BY THE AUTHORITIES. An ambiguous anti-Christian placard issued here by Chan-chi-tung has been removed, the foreign consuls protesting.23 words
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Article58 1900-08-15 2 Wi would again remind our readers that the above powerful company of little artists open in the Town Hall on Saturday next with a production of The Belle of Now York," which will be produced for two nights only. Tbe seats are filling fast at the Robinson Piano58 words
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Article336 1900-08-15 2 KfciKNTi.v, one of the police magistrates tried a case brought up by the police. He found that there was not sufficient evidence to convict under the section on which the charge was framed, and discharged the defendant. The police sent the matter up to Government, and the magistrate336 words
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REUTER'S TELEGRAMS
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Article21 1900-08-15 2 London, Wednesday A strike of stokers at Marseilles preventa the Messageries Maritime! mail steamer Melbourne from sailing for China.21 words
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Article18 1900-08-15 2 Russia continues to mobilise troops on a large scale for service in the Kar East.18 words
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Article30 1900-08-15 2 KIFTY DROWNED, The hranee, a French torpedodestroyer, has sunk after collision with the French flagship Brennut, off Cape St. Vincent. Fifty of the destroyer's crew were drowned.30 words
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53 1900-08-15 2 The Chinese imperial edict appointing Li Hung-Chang to negotiate with the Allied Powers for the cessation of hostilities has been communicated to tbe United States Government The I'nited States Government has emphatically refused to negotiate until its demands on the Chinese Government have53 words
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Article18 1900-08-15 2 General Cairington ban evacuated Zeerust and is concentrating all his available forces at Mafeki ig.18 words
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Article21 1900-08-15 2 The bulk of Commandant Dewet'e force has seemingly eluded the British troops in pursuit, and probably joins Commandant Delarey.21 words
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46 1900-08-15 2 General Carrington made strenuous efforts to relieve the besieged garrison at Eland's River Station, and attacked Commandant Delarey vigorously. But General Carnngton's force was too small and he was obliged to retreat, and narrowly escaped being cut off.46 words
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Article63 1900-08-15 2 The United States liovernment has expressed its willingness to join in an agreement among the Powers to abstain from hostile demonstrations in North China. Hut the United States Government will only do so on condition that the Chinese Government allows a portion of the Relief Force to63 words
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Article105 1900-08-15 2 AMALGAM FIGURES. A tklkoxam from Raub, dated 14th instant, states The rough cleaning-up of the batteries yielded as under Electric Mill 2,950 ounces of amalgam, the estimated quantity of stone crushed being l.sOOtons. Steam Mill: l,6ooouncep of amalgam, the estimated quantity of stone crushed being 770 tons Prospects105 words
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Article47 1900-08-15 2 A vkry successful "Cigarette Smoker" was given lost nieht in the Tanglin Club before v large audience. The programme, which wan an excellent one, whh well carried out, and the band of the ltith M. N 1. was in attendance, conducted by Mr. Sal. maim47 words
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Article102 1900-08-15 2 Yestkriiay afternoon, the funeral ol Petty Officer Walker of H. M. S. Uritl. took place at Bukit Timah Road cemetery with full naval honours. The coffin was drawn on a gun-carriage, and was headed by tbe band of the 16th M. N. I a large number of deceased's102 words
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Article149 1900-08-15 2 At this afternoon's meeting of the Municipal Commission, Mr Barker will move the following resolutions That the attention of tbe Oh ef Police Officer be directed to the illegal obstruction of the Bnkit Timah Koad below Cluny, Ijetween the hours of 6 to 7.30 am by tlir ■rmwinir149 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement447 1900-08-15 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LD. ULASGOW. Manufacturers of Dynamite, Qelijrnite, Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, ill Elm* or Safety Fuses, Eleetrie Blasting Apparatus, The al>on Explosives, being alt mantifaJured in Great Britain, are made to pass th* high stamlard of safety and purity test, imposed by tlie Brititk Qorenmenl, and447 words
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Advertisement1334 1900-08-15 2 M)il K\ Til i: ROIUNSON ]>lANO CO. :o: M»M.k<»4.. sIHN(.IIH. AND SI\«4r«KE. l.v rAR hie i.uii.kji Fikm in the (Cut or PIANO ASK OEG VN" MAM KAt'l I'RKR.S AND SPECIALISTS, MUSIC AND HOBICAL INVIRUMKNT SKLLKRS. Pianos of the highest Class For Bin hi on tho Kasy Payment System, made to1,334 words
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Advertisement777 1900-08-15 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT*. TOWNJIALL. SATURDAY, AUGUST lSlh Grand return visit of POLLARD'S LILLIPUTIAN OPEKA CO. I.EUEM AND SOLK PrOPRIETOH" Mr. C. A. Pollard <fc Mm. N. Chester. BATURDAY ASD UOXDAY, AUGUST 18th AND 20th for the first time in Singapore, the most successful musical comedy ever produced TBfi BELLIC OF NRW777 words
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Advertisement105 1900-08-15 2 Isssaavf '«r iai tr.wi t\m** *bu«i.i < t <ntut ob >me vAt ot Mm MMf only B« n^toW o< lk«l oooJitioo. au; MS S. »r» r.joil«l tli»l mwlit otlawwu. am |>übluk«l. All oootncU v. mbiMt to tba ooaiUtlOD tk*t Uki liuii, uj Inn tb. *lrf ru-«i..«l>t tatoltta nur in aa105 words
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CORRESPONDENCE.
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Letter176 1900-08-15 3 i.lTOB; or THE "STRAITS TIMES. \mong the news from China ed bj you yesterday, there is an item which informs us that the commanders of thi allied force* are not agreed as to making further a.lv.im.' on Peking. The Russians in particular, it is said, oppose176 words
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Letter213 1900-08-15 3 IO IHK KHIT'IK THE STRAITS TIMES." \lti-r th<- -ii. ..-ssful inanh-oiit i.l the Siiik;i|kiip V..luiiti'l-r Killes on Monday nmlit, I notice that the men were told what good boys they ha.l 1. n and were rmii.liniinted generally. Remembering that the Volunt.ir Kirn were suggested in the columns of213 words
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Letter236 1900-08-15 3 ■M OF THE BTKAIT3 TIMES." Sik, -1 M*Jm from the paragraph appearing in y.ur i-.»ilc of ye-1. -r I and the Kipress published the ufwfkMl day, that the "splendidly appointed steann i I v,.. t..l Hn from China about the -Mill instant and that she has "superb236 words
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Article443 1900-08-15 3 HMit i'almek mmn I.NTEKVIKKKI) al Sllllhl. (itlleral Sir A P Calmer, Mtiag C'.uimander-in-Chltfof Hi- Army in India, made the following efUeuienls, regarding the China 1 1 The object to be arrived at is to be prfpare.l l.i any emeruei..y While allording every possible assistance to protect Imperial443 words
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Article101 1900-08-15 3 Thk United Circus performing on the Beach K'»l iiclaiiialion ground was again largely attended last night Whatever may have happened to the |.r..|.iietors at Tientsin (we gave some of their experiences, in our yesterday's issue), their misfortunes have in no way affected their ability to do many clever101 words
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Article194 1900-08-15 3 BMM years ac", while attendinc the 11. mm. -I Assizes, I (says the great Irishman v nn. 11) witnessed a trial which 1 shall never forget. A wretched man was charged with the murder of his neighbour. The evidence was running strung against the prisoner. In la.194 words
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Article194 1900-08-15 3 The war in the north is having a bad rtlicl on in. my slants: of business in Shanghai, iiotal.lyon lottery enterprises BcMDf uvikt ago it wa- announced that thi' drawing of the Kiangnau Charity Lottery would be postponed for two months. On Saturday morning the itliiy Mutual drawing194 words
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Article680 1900-08-15 3 i ,t nkkal i n.liii when he la«t visited PMIM inlic.iti-1 with thi> unerring pndrioa of geniua the method ■biMj tlie Chinese will of necessity employ in their war against the world j China's p-iver lie* in her number., in the .(in.-k moving of baf tio<ip«, in680 words
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Article2637 1900-08-15 3 NHV- VIA JAPAN. 1XTHAUBDIMAKY ALl.tUATIciNS. Thk special correspondent of Die Kelt Ukrunule writes iioui lientniii on tin- -Mi ii ult. Tue officers of the troop* of all nations agree thai the advance on Peking has been unnecessarily deayed by the British, and there is a feeling of inihik indignation.2,637 words
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Article88 1900-08-15 3 Per N. D. 1., s. s. Ko»ig Albrrt for London—Mrs. N pier, Mrs. tyacke, Mrs Desborouicb, Lieut, tiiraon. Mrs Anderson, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Prior. For GenoaMessrs. H. Muhlinghaua. Paul Fette Luang Suayuth, Mom Luang (huav, and Mom I'hno 1 hotsiriwnng. For Naples-Mr, and Mrs. Fer88 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement276 1900-08-15 3 V v must stop Coughing. The best way to cur* Chronic Coughs, Brouchilis, and Chest-Colds is to apply Little's Oriental Balm. Rubbed well into the chest and back, it penetrates immediately to tbe inflamed parts. The tickling in tbe throat caseß the spasm weakens ihe cough disappears. It often cures276 words
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Advertisement592 1900-08-15 3 NOTICES. SIR (JRAEME HKPBI'RN DALRYMPLE HORN ELPHINSTONE, Deceased. ALL persons having any claims or demands against the estate of tbe above mentioned deceased are requested to send particular* of same to Edward Dumarwq Thomas. Esquire, c/o T. H. T. Rogers, Solicitor, lpoh, (actiog in Perak on behalf nf the representatives592 words
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Advertisement856 1900-08-15 3 NOTICES. RAFFLES HOTEL Special Criterion Dinner On Saturday, the 18th inst, By our French Chefs. The band of the M. N I. will be in attendance during and after dinner. Seats to be engaged previously. Guests $2 per head. SARKIES BROTHERS, 17/8 Proprietors AUCTION SALES IN THE GOODS OK MAN(.AM.U.856 words
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Advertisement672 1900-08-15 3 NUTICTS. HEMEE CO. HEG to inform the Ladies ot Smganor. > and their other customers that th.* "ill reopen at their old address Nos 4S-f 43-2. Hfgh Street, on Monday, th- mh August and display tbeir newgood* ,u.t received from Europe. They also beg to say that tbe goods which672 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous202 1900-08-15 3 ARRANi.KMKNTS WKUNIMlAY, IStH AlClHT. High Water. 1.18 p.m German outward mail due. 8. V. R. Drill A. and B. Co. 6.15 Circus. Beach K. 9. Thuhday, I6tu Aram. High Water. 1.83 a.m. 1.61pm. Sodawater Plant Sole. Anson Rd. if.30. Land Sale. Crane. 2.30. Football. FoMils n. Crocks. 8. V. K202 words
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Article573 1900-08-15 4 8 «U«KIK». 16TH AT'OOIT, 1900. PRODUCE. (Hattt or* eomeUd to noon) Uambler I 8.00. Copra Ball, 6.75. do Pontianak, 6 (in. Pepper, Blaok. buyer*. 80*71 do White, (6Z) «.00 Hago Klourßarairak,. 3 .v> do Brunei No. 1 8.80 Pearl Sago 4.071. Coffee, Ball, 1«X ba*i* JS.Ou Coffee Paleml«ng. 16X573 words
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Article180 1900-08-15 4 To-Morrow. Malacca 4 I'inggi Hetme I p.m. Madras via ports Loodiana 2 p.m. Peoang via Deli 11. U 3 p.m. S'baya Mamarang Chun Sang 3 p.m. Malacca A Klang Clum Pkya 4 p.m. Friday. Batavia via ports Botk, 7 a.m. Klang via ports Penaiw, 1 1 a>m. sourabaya180 words
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Article199 1900-08-15 4 AKkIVALS. I Per s. s. Bon Whalt Uin from Klaug rim I port! Measn- Ferrers, Stephen, .lacquer, I L Btmb, and Mr. Petberbridge. TO ARRIVE. For the Far East. I Per I*. AO. RotM, from London, July I 3Bih— Mr. CO. Williams, Mr.J. Campbell, Mr. King, Mr R.199 words
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SHIPPING
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Article1057 1900-08-15 4 SH IPPING IN PORT. Under tmabeadiag the following abbrevialons are used sir— steamer sb. ship q.— barque sen.— schooner; Yet.— Yacht !ru.— Cruiser; Obt.— Ounboat Tor— torpedo H.p— Horse-power BriL— iriti*b U. B.— United Slate.; Fr.— French Her.— German Dot.— Dutch: oh.— Jobore 4c, O. c.,—Generalargo d.p.— deck passengers U—1,057 words
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Article992 1900-08-15 4 V ESSELS EXPECTED. ttam», port. pnbtU 0 <wriM mm 4 ■■MM Agamemnon, L'pool. B«pt 28 Maoeheld. Übenxa, H'knng, Auk 18 B II Alcinou., L'pool, Aug 17 Mansfield. Anna, Moii, Aug 13 M n Kni.b*. Annaro, Hkong, Aug ID M. M. Australind, W. Ausiral.a, Aug 16 B'stee/1 Bayern. Hamburg Oct II992 words
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Article74 1900-08-15 4 Vatici/n Nam« Ton. I'imii Twou &ulb>.' Uomimio. Rio. Aur II B»n l.iong Out itr. i'7fi Kink l.jermiuin Am; 1 1 Kk Loans Cb»n 16 Shermrd Otborn IBrit itr. 87H Dunmtll Mauntiui July V4 Tel«wr»ph Co Lid. IS ,WaluwMvu Jap Mr. SBBl {MuMilUn Yokohama July »P. Simoo. and Co. IS74 words
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Article101 1900-08-15 4 DAT*. VxMi't Kui IfuuAßiu CUniia Omtuitioi Lug 16 16 18 16 16 16 16 16 18 16 16 16 Neera I Brit ttr. Coyah T. Amoo rlaporU Ban Whatt Soon itr. Home BillitoD and Ponti»n«t Ki»n Van« itr. Shimmen Muar and Malacca Calcha* itr. Onfory l»ndon ti« I'onanj Antillian101 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement381 1900-08-15 4 NOTICES. "ijlttilirTH^^aiiS 1 fit I a WQKCESTEBSHIRE SAUSL By Special WirrMt 11 S^ Tlie Q BM Purveyors to f^fflP^ Empress of India. CELEBRATED OILMAN'S^TORES^_ QUINQUINA DUBONNET THE BEST APPETISER AND TONIC WINE. Sole Agents— C. DUPIRE Co. Retail Aqmts— JOHN LITTLE A Co. B DP] SPLENTER A Pp. PORT ARTHUR.381 words
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Advertisement584 1900-08-15 4 CURED. Many thouoamla of men suffer from em-rvating weaknesses, and cannot find a cure for them. I oay to such sufferers write to me; and 1 will nbow you a recently discovered meaus (simple and certain) l.y which you can lie reliewd of your sufferings. It will only cost yon584 words
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Advertisement677 1900-08-15 4 NOTK B. J^AflAflGA of Japan TOILET WATER Appreciated for its iMlatt perfume and Uw Mlig of MM and [ratinas which It imparts to Ute skia Kananga Extract DEI ir.iois K\"TIC PEnriMF. FOR THI HAMDKMcHItr Al once onr"»l. IT^'eful *nd peiTiMenlly tragr.nl. RIGAUD&C", 8, rue Vivienno. PARIS ~JAMIi? r Wxi'SON COS677 words
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Advertisement52 1900-08-15 4 \k«:h id.-v j. v. a. pereira. BOBTICDLTUBIR IBD FIOUdT. I'OLLKTOB *>D KXFOBTO OF OBCHUW. By special appointment to His Majesty The King of Siam and H. H. The Sultan of Jobore. Orders for Bouquet Sprays, *c, 4c, Carefully and promptly executed. Cheapest Hoaae In Uw Trade. NURHKRY AND BRRmritOF. biOUK,52 words
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