The Straits Times, 25 June 1908

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    13 1 The Straits Times NO. 22.686. SINGAPORE. THURSDAY. JUNE 25. 1908. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      487 1 TARGA FLORIO RACE S^'n&S: Remarkable Success De Dion Bouton TOURING ARS. De Dion Bouton 2nd. De Dion Bouton 3rd. De Dion Souton 4th De Dion Bouton sth. De Dion Bouton 6th. 11 cars started. 6 finisher*. |>F THK six WHICH FINISHED 5 were De Dions. IN THK NAME KVKNT LAST
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      104 1 jß,o_3i3srsoisr cS- oo_ Sole Agents for Raleigh Cycles. THE "BRITISH MASTERPIECE. Popular Popular POPULAR RALEIGH. Fitted with all the latest improvements. First-Grade Raleigh. Raleigh Modele Superbe. Special Raleigh. Raleigh Road Racer. BOYS' IH^LEIGKK. All our Cycles are sent out with Lamp, Bell, Lamp Oil, Lubricating Oil. Tyre Repair Outfit, Spanner
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      229 1 ww ~m_B^s "~Bmmmmßr&~air*ms ADE-LPH I HOTEL, m^ST THE ONLY HOTEL IN gINGAPOKK UNDER B~GLIB_ H&NAOEMERT. i.pio Frenoh Cuißin" Ka^hh Cicinhui I Itmilll PlW_liM_' Modcrp'.e T.-.-GUEST NIGHT— EVLAV SATURDAY. li.i i>i damn, the PleMaoile Nan arc being oon'itiTud, ijne-t^ shouKl .-"r: rt qiitots fi r nay Special Diabe^ dcsirf<i «o r
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    NAVAL AND MILITARY.
    1385 2 MILITARY TOURNAMENT ,\T THE OLYMPIA. West African Soldiers Dance Before the King and Queeo. There «aH a brilliant scene at lily mpiit ou May 22, wliuu tlio King and Qunen visited tlw Royal \u\al and Military Touruam. nt. At the main gate, tho royal visitor- were met
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    IMPRESSIONS OF LONDON.
    649 2 An Oberburgermeister's Visit to the Metropolis. Uerr Von Borsch, who in one, of a party of Oerman Municipal officials now visiting London, writes on his impresuions in tho Daily Mail. My first impression is one of wonder bordering upon amazement and stupor. I am simply overwhelmed Munich,
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    28 2 There arc large numbers of prosecutions in the police courts daily agxiuxl collies for causiug obstruction with their hai-ki-t-. a nuisance conceruing which there have been luany complaints.
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      484 2 Electric Motor Cars are not more silent when running than HUMBERS. For SIMPLICITY RELIABILITY and I ELEGANCE These Cars are unrivalled. 23 have been sold locally and every one of them is giving complete satisfaction. A recent testimonial says I have completed 25,000 miles on a Coventry Humber and Gar
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      86 2 BE ON THE SAFE SIDE. Your physician may bo busy or out of town just at the time Borne member of your family has an attack of colic or diarrhoea. Such cases frtquently prove fatal before a doctor can be Kumiuoned or medicine procured. No physician can prescribe a better
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      337 2 BRASIER CARS To Arrive Shortly. ONE 15-25 HP., DOUBLE P J AETON, FOUR CYLINDERS. MODEL 1938. GRAND CARCSSERIE DE LUXE (KING OF BELGIUM. STYLE*. READY FOR SHIPMENT. One 30-40 H.P. BRASIER. Double Phaeton, cylinders. One 30-40 H.P. BRASIER. Limonsine£Landaulette four cylinders, complete with tab «t, electric light, speaking tube, canteen,
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    CURRENT LITERATURE.
    1596 3 REVIEW OF RECENT COLONIAL BOOKS. Contrary to Convention Fivk Ni.iHTs. By Victoria Cross. London John Long, Norris Street, Haymarket (Forwarded by Messrs. John Little and Company). This has been heralded as the most brilliant in i vi 1 from the pen of Victoria Cross If this be true,
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    MYSTERIOUS WALKER.
    370 3 Trouble Anticipated in China by Masked Man. The masked man who is walking round the world with a perambulator for a wasjer of 100,000 dollars reached Heading last month, aud in the course of a long interview with a representative of Lloyd's News said he started on the
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      265 3 THE HONGKONG ROPE MANUFACTURING CO. (ESTABLISHED Ilsj 1883) HANUFACTUKKBB 01 Pure Manila Rope 3 S'RAND 4 STRAND CABLE LAID l/r to 12- ;p t" 10" 6" to 10" Prices, Hamiiles and full particulars will be forwarded on application to Agent W. A. STOPANI, BUM 251, Boat Quay, .SINGAPORE. GREEN ISLAND
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      216 3 enables you to treatl ttle roa d of life with a brisk, strong, steady 1 tg&EM «tcp, because it is rich in strength-imparting essential*, J ~~J and therefore promotes physical endurance A L IBjvM Md nard 'hood. It is the purest and best 1$ /g WW\ uid food and it*
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      258 3 C.H.Willis, TURF ACCOUNTANT ANO GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. Is prepared to do business on the f irth.'oming KUALA LUMPUR RACES, JULY 7. 9. 11. Long Odds, STRAIGHT-OUT DOUBLES. TREBLES ANO STARTING PRICE ON ALL RACES. ALSO AL ONG-P RICED COMBINATION ON NO. 6. HORSE HANDICAP. For prices apply c/o The International
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    SHIPPING RUMOUR DENIED.
    426 4 Reported Amalgamation of P. and 0. and C.l' K. The following is from a Vuuuo.ivci- ox -i reyortsj sanest iv Enamel, aocoiJiug to a aaUegcaaa to Ui. Canadian iii r.oud.i;]. ar<_- that ur^utiaiiu'is ,iv progressing batwwn ihc Cauadinu I'a. iiii: Itailway Company anil tlic Peninsular and Oriental,
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    Plucky Sergeant's Stern Chase.
    123 4 v Vbordoun, Uougbonidlsuii Sunday wu—k, I i till i.sidiiic-o ii .i t in ;i i seroeantol polioe.a—d wnaa ln^ i- struck on tho Eaoe He saw his u.iti-. i ivi-Uoat a <|neae, make off, gh lili-.-.li'v; iir.i'"-r!v. t!if HCgsanl .t lii puraoit. I I iiiiiawiiy W<
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    136 4 I usse n^trs Outward. I'i-i I', and O. straiurr Nilii.i. .1 i. Junu 2i. >i i; .ii'iikM Captain C. H. li^imm. Mr. i 11, Blcun. Mr. C. Kindcnlcy, Rev. M. Kirkby, Him Kirkby, Miss o. 1): <:.nt !i '.v.!i.ishui-t add .-liil.l. Captain t.V Do «> I Ir.
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    Departures.
    184 4 v <•iiin.ui .ami I'lit;.- liiiullth, JaueSii. For IV Mr. ai-1>- aud Mr. E, WeUin&nn: forC'ul nlw. l»r Knjj a Wcrt licimU r. .Mr. 1.. W. M,. M I M s. Jaatee, A 1 1 v ltu»»is, Mi--. BlauclM iiul Vgucs; foi Port >'i.l. Mmc. Sorauu Soaraynilay; tot XapU-. Mrs,
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    105 4 UaouLuli wkiasi aru rerj i Wioejool all erplai i fa tvina duthiag the lianykuk Tintfs iv reiorrtag ti oertain rrftioia_ eoaeemiag th. -.li irtonmtnff of the lian^kok PostOMea in dealiag whh Uu msula. One ooaeemporary don not lliink that llic autlioritii- at liaugkuk. boweror, can make any nltcratiou rogardinn pn
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      34 4 LAXATIVE, tho Id*al Pt-fativ*, rec^m- mcu.lt. l by the btst mcdual auibontiea La»y lo take Bnd certain in rcsoils. To be had of all ct<n..tt? Wholesale fnm Tbe Pbarm»cy, U«i'- lloa I. Kn>-aport IMI
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      743 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. ll I I STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Pcnanjt, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden. Bjfypt. Mediterranean Porta, Plymouth and London. iniocsb Bills 3f Lading kMafl Ooaet, Peraian Quit, Ooutineot-.1, aal Am risa Port*. Susmcrs will leave Sin^apjrion kl i MAIL LINE. lOsfawl io. < i IS H W.-.n
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      1201 4 STEAMER SAILINGSOCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND CHINA MUTUAL STEAM iNAV CO. LTD. Th» Companies' ateamera are le-^atehed from Liverpool cutw&rds for tbo .Straits, China and Japan every woek, and from Jurat. _j_m wards for London, Amjterdara IM —atoan every fortnight and for Genoa, Marseilles an.i Liverpool moutbly. One oatward
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      547 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. HAMBURG. The 6t«uners of tbi-i Cumpauy maintain a regnlar service between Hambnrg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homeward*, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a mouth for Bremerhavou direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking cargo
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      806 4 STEAMER SAILIH63. N. D. L. NOROOEUT iCHER LLOVO. :rnparlal O«rrn _n Mall Lln«. Tbo tail and well known raai! stearr. ra I this Company tail fortnightly from Br s i Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Soatbura,ion, Gibraltar, Oenoa, Naples, (oonneoti o Marseilles. Naples, Alexandria, and vioe v, r I Pot Said,
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1429 5 i M»>ibu h«uimf tkaMtoataa MmWlNiw 1 .'i-r; ahlp; bq. tNtnjile; trh. \mH I; <;rn. -Otiiner; <i l.t. ..un bunt, I'ot. -rurp*lu; II. (i. -lli,rwpow«r; Krit.— Br.tirli D 1 imhllnilllw, Ch.-Kr.ncli: <■»!.- <>;:. r>jt -I. I'll. lt.tliui;Npan Hp:»ni«li B«.— suhw.Ji Uj II straltaiae; <i p. -.lwk im sonitor
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    Arrival of Passengers.
    113 5 By the Lady Weld, Captain Fripp, June H. Froiu Malacca, Mr. W. A. Cuscadcu fiom Muar, Mr. Lloyd. By the Carlvle, Captain Cobb, June 25. From I'ort SwetUuhain, Mr. H. T. Clarksou from Malacca, Messrs. I -untsuho and Mootta liaya Chilty. By the Perak, Captain Quino, Jnne
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    Mails Close.
    141 5 V. 3 PlB BTEAHU I Xl To MOBR>W BaUvia 8 a.m. Bangkok BWM S a.m. Bangkok iMr II a.m. Muar and Malacca /...<<u irrfd 2pm Penang and Bombay hvhin 3 p.m Pontianak Am hern 3 pm Trengxauu via ports Ainu Mug 3 p.m. Tel"k Ans hi via ports
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    Mails to Arrive.
    112 5 From Ecaop«— Bv th« B I. g.s. Tbongwa, Ludwig, doe June 27. from CaniA Hv the M. M. s.s. Tonkin. Heinrich, inc. June 23. Biuß»porc Due in booioo fay IB M. M Jane 10 day ■>■• V. \O. June 13 .lay 85 N. I). L Juue 17
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    Clearances.
    86 5 June 34 K<ah, Brit atr, Bataxiaand Possoer^en Pol tician, Brit str, Am-trrr'am and Liverpool I Uevawongse, G«r str, Bangkok St»un, Brit tr, Phillipioes \ia ZimboaDga Hreid, Nor str. Bnnc'iok Kam|>oc, Fch str, Sai ;on Penaug, Brit atr. 1 ort Swettenham via porta 35 Prinz Lndw'g. Ger str. H'kong, S'ghai,
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    31 5 The M. M. company's steamer '"hie lonien, left Colombo at Loon, on the 24th instaot, and may be expected to arrive here on M ..nday, the 29th instaut, at dayl ght.
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    65 5 If you have friendH or relatives in bad ln-iiltli. you aw do theui no mere timely service than to u-11 tht in of the value of Steams' Wine. It is a true toni<*, aud builds up the (.ysteiu by a*aiatiaa the body to malic full use of the food that
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    893 5 Same, port, probable date oj arrived, and name oj Agents. STEAMERS. \irlie, Sydney Jnlv 21 Bonaterd Alicante. ManiU, July 111 Barlnw Autung, Hambu'g, July 16; Behu Meyer Arcadia, Hongkong. July 2; P. <* O. Coy. Arconia, Colombo. Jo)» 18: Ea-it Asiatic Coy Anatralien. Marseilles Ang 10: M. Maritimw
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    PROPOSED NEW FORT.
    416 5 \dJitional Protection Necessary oo Sarawak Coast. Writing to thf- Sarawak Gazptto. Mr R 8. Douglas, KoHideat of Bttrauj, Sarawak, sayx:In the beginning of May, I rrceivr<l a letter from the KaUbit cliirfs and tin chiefs of tliu Leppu A-inn an<] Sabuu tribes, win* live ou the bordt-r
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      466 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. INDOCHINA STEArV NAY. CO.. LTD. Tas steamers of this Company maintain 1 regular direct service between Calcutta. Htraita Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, tnkiug car) on through Bills of Lading for Canton, Swatow Amoy, Chefoo, Tientsin, Newchwang. Yanguxi Porta, Formosa, tbe Philippines. Ac. Ac. Mmm Tons Commander Kcthako 4,89.^
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      444 5 I STEAMER SAILINGS. I APCAR LINE OF STEAMERS. Thr nudennentioned mail steamer* of tbi above Line maintain a regular servioe between Calcutta aud Japan, oalling at Penang, Singapore. Hongkong and Shanghai en mute fLCET. Tona Commander i.«. "4mn- 8,800 J. O. Ourm s.s. Osjeoort Attab 4,800 8. H. Belhom S.b.
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      476 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. CP I? Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THK NATIONAL lIIOIIV, \V TO X! H('l> VIA CUINA JAPAN. CANADA and «v« TTNITKn HTATKH Koot« from rtongkong, via fstinghal, Nagasaki Hn'and Pea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama. Vioiona Vau.'iover, R.M "EafHiHß or !r.i>u" i Twin-pcew >tcr R.M S.
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      259 5 AUCTION SALES Powell and Co. .Tune 37 —At A 2. Devonshire Road teak household furniture, cc. at 2-30 p in. 80— At Sale room, ficehold residential property known as Dunrobic," No. 40. Parker R ad. at 2-O p.m. 30 At SiV room, vnlunble town properti.H and agricultural land. Rap|a Terrace.
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      31 5 WEATHER TELEORAM. Hnngki i g, June 2*>, 1) a m. Barometer l»1i Direction rf Wind South Force of Wind 1 Max. Temp in Shads el Manila. 757 B.tt 1 i>7 M
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      164 5 DAY BY DAY Thursday, June 35. High Water. 8-4 p.m. B. I. homeward mail closes. S p.m Associatlou Cup T.e. Warden aud Police, v. B.K.C. S.C.R C. Tennis Tournament. Alhambra. 7 .-hi p m Japanese Cinematograph. 730 p.m. Harima Cm maiograph. 7-30 p.m. Wayaug Kaßaim. v p.m. Friday, June 26.
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    The Straits Times PRICE 10 CENTS THURSDAY, JUNE-25.
    1294 6 The Straits Times PRICE 10 CENTS THURSDAY, JUNE-25. Only amongst people of a low moral (ievelopmcul is outrage resorted to as a paltttaal waafaa. In India, particularly iv I I.c BHMjai PCaviaaat, there is at the presout I iiL-iiienlii teuileuey to foment an agitation I or politioal imleiieudcnce. To prove
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    22 6 Mrs. Done, who resides at the ltuUles Hotel, bus reported to the Police the loss of a diamond riug valued at &ttu.
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    20 6 A case of housebreaking aud then is re ported from UO-' Toluk Blaugah Koad. pro perty valued at being taken.
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    16 6 The Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Company s steamer Euplcetela arrived from Palembang. yesterday, with a cargo of kerosene.
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    26 6 The export duty on Illipe nuts has been lixed at Sarawak at ,'■o cout« pur picul. Tho duty on ludia rubber ia now SlO per pioul.
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    27 6 "The Tragedy of Korea,' by F. A.Mackenzie '1 1 odder and Stougbton), to which wo referred yesterday, may be obtained from Messrs. Kelly and Walsh. Price -$2.75.
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    35 6 A deuse fog in the English Channel led to several collisions, from the effects of one of which tho British steamer Queenswood sank at Dover, says a Home exchange, which arrived by the Oerman mail-
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    40 6 A coolie, who was arrested for fraudulent possession of a pair of caudlesticks, is said to have been once banished for life, so ho is likoly to appear before the Judge at the nest Assi/es. which begin on July 7.
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    40 6 Tom Morris, the well -known yolter, who died recently at the ago of 87, began life as a golf-ball maker. Ho was always against playing golf ou Sundays, saying, If the players dmua want a rest, the gn cum do.
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    33 6 Auiat, Malay Police Corporal •>, was convicted by tho Second Magistrate, Mr. C. F. J. Green, yesterday, of accepting an illegal gratification of 52.50 from a Chiuaman, und wan sentenced to one mouth's rigorousimprisonment.
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    42 6 Tlie l'uujab Govorumeut have decided to enlarge the Kipon hospital, Simla, so as to afford suitable paying wards for European and higher grade Indian clerks, aud esti mates are being prepared to enable the work to be put in haud without delay.
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    44 6 The l'ioueer learns tliat the actual amount of small arms ammunition exjieudcd ia tho receut /akka Khel c\|.< -dition was I little under oue lakb of rouuds, eouscijucntly the waste of ammunition does uot appear to haw iM'eu h< as was at first represented.
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    44 6 liiiiy tit.|iieutU's ol the Chowr.istu Alar It t. IVnauj/. uu Monday umrniug witnessed the unusual sjiectacle of v large crocodile •alive and kicking, being laid out for iuspeetiou ou one of the tables. It had apparently, been uewly .:aught. mul was awaiting a buyer.
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    48 6 Maaaa «omau „p|,.iun»l before the Third Magistrate. Mi. E. B, t ohuau. yesterday, ou a charge of a-ssistiug iv the management ot a Chap Jot kce lottery at No. o Sago Street. Mr. H. Heusou. Pohco Probationer, prosecuted. Tho accu&od was not defeuded by Counsel. She was acquitted.
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    58 6 An Indian tailor sued a European lady in the District Court before Mr. E. C. Howard, yesterday afternoon, for *a 0.05 for work done and materials supplied. Defendant claimed that the materials had been paid fur and that plaintiff load accepted 912 in payment for the work, for which he
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    58 6 A notification in the current issue of the Solan^or Government Gazette states that the collection of Customs duties will bo discontinued in Kuala Lumpur, probably iv July next. Tho ofliet of Supervisor of Customs will be transferred to Port Swetten ham, all dutiable articles of export will be weighed there,
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    62 6 bout Light i-cloek yn SttHilaj I'luu-..-baba. uauied Kirn Oiu \o. iM .Stewart Lane, was bathing iv the >i.a off Greeuiia!!, Penang, whenlie lost his footing and was drowned. The Police were informed, bat, says the Pinanc Qazette, having no apparatub for dragging, the body could not bo fouud. The following
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    79 6 A Chinaman who was arrested on a charge oi having no visible means of subsistence 1 at an early hour, this morning, was found to be in possession oi the bag stolen from Mrs. King, stewardess oi tbe Paroo, on Monday evening. He is also charged with being a member
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    15 6 His Holmes- tho Pope has received in audience Monseiguor Zaleski from India.
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    14 6 Mr. P. Stewart. Assistant Engineer, Sarawak, has beeu granted four months' leave ot absence.
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    16 6 Mr. W. G. .Ua.wvell, Actiug Attorney General, has beon on a brief official visit f. Pcuang.
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    14 6 His Excellency the Goveiuoi aud parly returned from Peuung by the Sea Slew yesterday.
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    16 6 The Kight Key. Bishop J. L. Vey. Bishop of Gcrasan aud Vicar Apostolic. Siam, seriously ill.
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    21 6 Mr. J. B. Elcuui. Director ot Education returned from leave by the P. and O. intor mediate steamer Nubia, this morning.
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    20 6 Tho Norwegian Cabinet has asked the Storthing to appropriate a salary to Dr. Nauseu as extraordinary professor of oceano grapby.
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    32 6 Mr. C. E. A. Ermeu, who arrived at Sarawak on May J0 to join the Government service as a cadet, has been appoiuted to do duty in the Public Works Department. Kuching.
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    29 6 The Secretary of State has confirmed the promotion of Mr. B. H. I Barnard its Deputy Conservator of Forests. Porak. Mr. W. E. Kinsey succeeds .Mr. Barnard at Selangor.
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    35 6 Mr. t K. Loug, who IIM bcuu uppointed Superintendent of the Government Plant a tions in the XciX rnted Malay States, ha been for some time au active member of the gardening staff at Kew.
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    39 6 M id an c Melijii k#*s I mutiuce perform anee al Covent Oaideu yesterday in cclcbm tion of her twenty years' service al that house. Kiug Edwt'u-d and Quoou Alexandra notified a month a; > their intention of being present.
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    43 6 Mr. A. W. Ogilvi Assistant Couaorvalci of the Uoyal Toret Department. Baugkok. who was shot the c her day al Paknumpho was uot injured scr. msly. Ho was removed to Bangkok on tho 1 Ith instant. The assail ant has becu arrest d.
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    46 6 'Inspoclor I. I. Branagan arrived from Penang, this moruing, and will take charge oi the Koohore l\ lioe Station. Inspector Connor has beeu transferred from that station to the utral Station, OTJfa| to the promotion oi Inspector Hart to the post of Acting Chief I" |iec»or.
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    55 6 The following is Horn a Calcutta paper oi Juno 10:— Mr. E. \V. Widlako, late editor of The Daily Post aud formerly of the Times of India, died at tho Victoria Hospital to-day. Mr. Widlakc was in 1875 Manager of the Ceylon Times Press Company, having cotnc down from Bombay
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    67 6 Mail papers to hand auuouuce the iaata of Sir John Evans, the eminent antiquary and savant the Rev. Dr. ilutton. D.D., of Paisley, the venerable loader of the move ment for the Disestablishment of U*. Church of Scotland aud the Hou. V. Graeme Bell, C.M.G. (after an operation), who recently
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    74 6 Mr. .1.8. Mason, whose subatuulive appoiui monl as District Officer, Jelebu, and who it now acting in a similar capacity at Klaug. has been promoted to the State Treasurcrship of Peruk, which post has been raised from aBMBI V, to class IV.. but continues to act al Klang. .Mr. W.T.
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    94 6 There is a Btfn uiog liUMthu; touduuey iv certain Govornmeul De[>artments thai ii specially noticeable iv that excellent publics tion the Government Gazette, Dot to ruad which is to fall sadly behind the limes, biytour I'euaug senior contemporary. The Gov urument Gazette to baud tiiL moruin;: iMuudayj, dated Juue 10,
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    15 6 Over bOO passengers arrived .ruui Hob;; koug, this moruiug, by the Apcar liver A Apcar.
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    28 6 From Auioy, 647 passengers arrived, tins morning, by the Dutch stuatuor Morapi. The Captaiu reports that one man died and was buried at sea on the 20th instant.
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    25 6 On the German steamer Mcaudia, which ,ii rived from Hongkong, yesterday, were three otliceis. four lion -commissioned officers aud uincteeu soldiers of the Portuguese Army.
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    60 6 We are asked to announce that there will In uo blue th'tiets issued for eutranee into a special •■arriapu euclosme ;it 'iovernmont !.-■<; la eoaaweUaai "iti 1 Ifat Bull to morrow ui^-hi. as Urn lt< udauo- h uo< exixjeted te be IBBJI au>: .(ecial Uiclo_art will not be necessary. Al!
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    98 6 Ad far ah wu know, says tbu barawal. Gazette, tbe following arrangements have v£3 made for the Kacu week. On Wednet>day, tbe 16th, His Excellency tbe Governor and Misd Anderson arrive from Singapore. On Thursday the 16th, there will be an "At Home" at The Uosidenoy, and tbe following day
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    FIGHTING IN TEHERAN.
    423 7 GOVERNMENT TROOPS STORM PARLIAMENT. Houses Sacked. THE REFORMERS TORTURED AND MUTILATED. c Three Hundred Persons killed iFhom On Own OtUUTCMMBT.) l.ondiin. Juno *JI. I a.m. Tolcgran;- coming through from Tcherau give details of 11 terrible stute of affairs iv tbat city. Fighting coutiuued throughout the wbolo of
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    OLD-AGE PENSIONS.
    54 7 House of Commons Adopts Sliding Scale. ■KlCtll's TILBOKAMJ I.oudou, June 24. Iv thu Couiiniltuu stage ot the Old-Age i'uusions Bill iv thu House of Couiuiuub, an .iiiieuduiuut wan adopted the piiuciplu ol a nhdiug scale. Mr. Uafi deorge Ciiaueuiior ol the E.\che'.|Uur. who is iv cliur^e of the
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    MONSTER THANKSOFFERING AT PAN-ANGLICAN CONGRESS.
    37 7 VBV rHK'" I 'Ki.Ki/KAM. I k illdou -I mn; 20. It in iiiiuonuc.il llial the thaiiksolioriug in couueition with tin Pan -Anglican Congress mmmmtmt ko Wnm>' MMM u km i Culuai tik
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    AUSTRALIA, JAVA. SINGAPORE
    42 7 fRjOTIK S llLlilUM London, Juno Mi Ibo Government of New South Wales baa arranged for a pant of JUOOO annually to Messrs. Burns, Philp and Company for the establishment of a service between Sydney, SouraUiyu. BmbMMR, ISitdvia and Singapore.
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    A SUCCESSFUL AIRSHIP.
    18 7 (Dam OtKi&uniOTa Luis Tsxiubah] Bcrlia, Juno it. Coant i»po«i»n aaamide auotii»r iUOcms tv Mfls blt^alrtblp
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    IMPORTANT PROPERTY CASE.
    483 7 Charges Against Two Well -Known Towkays. 1 hia keug Beug and Cbia Keng Bok, two 1 well-known tow Kays, appeared before tbe District Judge, Mr. E. C. Howard, this morniug, to answer to two charges, on the com- plaint of A.M.V.R. Meyappa Ctaetty. The first charge was
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    LATHAM BANKRUPTCY CASE.
    236 7 Completion of the Evidence in Court. Shortly alter half- past eleveu, this morn iug, the motion, before the Supremo Court, fur a declaration that a payment of a sum of -l'.'.O'Jl.HO made to Ezckiol Mauasseh ou .lanuary 2, might be docuicd fraudulent aud void as ogaiust the
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    Court of Appeal.
    90 7 The Acting Chief .lusticu, Mr. A. U. Law, Mr. Justice I ishor. and Mr. Justice Broddell, him BUM eus>ageU iv thu Appual Court, this uii>i ni';: with tin. appeal of K. S. Drage from a decision of Mr. .lustioc Sorcumbe Smith, iv an action brought by T.
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    Six Months for Assault.
    117 7 Mr. E. C. Howard, District Judge, hoard a charge of robbery against a cooliu named Ho Scorn; Pung. yesterday. Inspector Connor prosecuted. The complainant, a cleik in a Chinese chop, whose name is Yuw Sung Chan, said that liv was carrying a bag containing 37.70 nn
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    A Deadly Poison.
    90 7 The Chinan-an, who has confessed w the double poisouinv, took detectiveH to a cemetery in Alexandra Koad and dug up some roots there. 11 j theu took them to the Clyde Terrace Market and showed them a stall where he bought tuba roots, wbick are sold for
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    Governor at Penang.
    464 7 OFFICIAL VISIT OF INSPECTION COMPLETED. Busy Thirty-six Hour Trip. His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson, K.C.M.G.. arrived at Penang a dawu on Sunday by the Colonial yacht Sea Mew from Singapore. Them were also on board Mrs. Kisher. Miss Anileisou. and Dr. Audcr.-i'U. The (iubuatorial puily
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    SHAH AND HIS PEOPLE.
    207 7 Situation Leading to the Crisis Explained. On .iiiui- lU, Reuters Tchertiu corruspuuduut wired that Amir liabadur und other courtiers whom the Shah promised to dismiss have resumed their duties at tho Court. The eldest sou of '/ill-es-.Sultau aud two others of the deputation of notables who
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    European Lady Dies from Cholera.
    107 7 A case ot cholera took place on the road between Rawalpindi v"i Murrce ou thu 27th ultimo, says the Times of India. A European lady was coming up iv a tonga, and at the 17th mile suddenly became ill. She hod consciousness enough to tell
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    European Wanted in Bangkok.
    152 7 f fltml »c!l o Cuuix^iU el;j.iu shaven, appeared in tho custody of Deputy Inspector Connell, Rangoon police, before, the District Magistrate at Rangoon, on the 15th instant, in connection with a charge of embezzlement alleged to have been committed in Bangkok. He landed there on the
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    Death of Cleveland.
    522 7 SKETCH OF THE CAREER OF AN EX-PRESIDENT. Distinguished Democratic Leader, IRaoTiK's Tbliokam] London, June 25. The death is aunounoed of Mr. Urovor Cleveland, au os.- President of the United States. Members of both the large political parties in tbe L'nited States will regret to hear of the
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    Russian as Senior Wrangler.
    90 7 .V Russiau immigrant Mr. Brodetsky, who was iiducated at a Jews' free school, is anuouueed as Senior NVranglur, at Cambridge. A few days since, attention was drawn in these columns) to the fact that more than usual outside iuterost is attached to tho examination for the
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    Indian Mine Accident.
    39 7 Twenty meu have been uutoinbct at the Nardir Khan mino of the North-Wi. t II lil ways Khost collieries, Sibi district of I udiu, through a gas uxplosiou. The after-damp pre\..ut:< mm pwtiaa entering the mino.
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    An Eventful Honeymoon
    52 7 Stauley Miles. I Rnrasiau employed by the Eastern Siij.-kiug Works, of Kuala Lumpur, arrived from Malacca by the Sapplio. yesterday morniug. ou lii« honeymoou, having just been married. He had not been hero long before ho was arrested by Dctcotivu Inspector Meredith on a charge of choatiug
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    The Ceylon Association.
    46 7 The Ceylon Association meeting was held in London on the 15th instant. Mr. Norman Grieve, the President, suggested a moderate tea Cess with a representative Committee iv London to assist in allocating the expenditure Mr. Alfred Brown was elected President of the Association.
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    40 7 Tho sinking of a huge caisson at Johnston's Pier, in connection with thu harbour works, drew throngs of natives, yesterday afternoon and to-day. There hau been a cessation of work tht.ru tor some time M H has been renewed again.
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    137 7 Ihe birthday of His Highness the Kajah of Sarawak, on the 3rd inst., was celebrated in Sarawak as a public holiday. A parade of the Sarawak Rangers, under the command of Mr. Cunynghame, the Commandant, took place on the parade ground at the Fort, when the usual salute of 21
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    NEWS FROM MALACCA
    273 7 Careless Servant Causes a Big Blaze. iFkom Our Own Cobsksposdent.'i Malacca, June 23. A week or two ago, the peaceful and religious calm of Sunday afternoon in Fort Terrace (where the Padre lives) was broken rudely by the arrival of tho tire-engine aud its attendants. Owing to
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    RUBBER FROM SINGAPORE.
    316 7 Protest Against Action of the Shipping Conference. Writing from London ou May My tho correspondent of the Times of Ceylou, says t— The subject of froiglit ou rubber from Singapore is being taken up by tho Rubber Growers' Association as the Sbippiug Ring lias lately raised this
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    YUNNAN RAILWAY.
    109 7 Contractors Suffer Heavy Losses Through Rebellion. The troubles iv Vuuuon have hod a bad effect ou the construction of the railway from Toukin. The coolies fled aud the works stopped. Thu company which undertook the construction work has failed in consequence. A outlier company has undertaken to no
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    Flood of Rain in Calcutta.
    49 7 Heavy rain fell at Calcutta ou tho 17th instant and for thu 24 hours eudiug at a.m. on the l»th instant, 12-9 inches bavu been recorded. This is a record for onu day for some yearn. Streets were flooded, and tra the was disorganised.
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    Heavy Weather at Sea.
    200 7 The N.V.K. steamer Kagoshiina Mara 3,872 ton«, Captaiu T Arakawa, from Kobe, arrived at Colombo on the 1-th instant. On arrival in Colombo buo liad been four days overdue owiug to the bud weather she experienced during her voyage to Colombo BaY left Kobe ou .May
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    THE KAISER'S SPEECH
    136 7 HUMOROUS ALLUSION TO PRINCE VON BUELOW. Satisfactory Development of German Commerce. IDaa OsTASUTisoHa Lloyd Tslscjram, Berlin, June Speaking at a banquet on board the Oceania, tho Emperor William declared that the commercial stanJiug and tbe goneral commerce of Germany were going ahead steadily. He also referred to
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    UNITED STATES AND JAPAN.
    82 7 Mr. Tait on the Relations of the Two Countries. [Dik OsTAsiATiscea Lloyd Tklkukam; Berliu. June 2>. Mr. David J. Hill, United SUtes Ambassa dor to Berliu, has stated in thu course of au interview that tho United States are on \ury friendly terms with Japan. Keferrini;
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    U.S. ARMY.
    89 7 Proposed Large Increase of Enlisted Men. I Dbk OsTASUiisi.ua Llovu Til>ukau Berhu, June 24. Mr. Oliver, the uuw Secretary for War, h.u announced tbat the number of uicu 1 uquirevl for thu projected standing army of the United Stales is joo.ihki. This is thu first wu have heard
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    CASE FOR THE BIG STICK.
    25 7 I Dai OsTASUTiscaa Llotd Tmlkukaml Burlin, Juno 24. The I niteil States I'overumont has broken off diplomatic relations with Yone/uola.
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    QUITE SO!
    28 7 I DhU OsTASIATISCiU LbOYU TMUfuKA 51 Berlin, June 24. Mr, Tuft has stated that in his opinion the possibility of an Anglo-German wai is very remote.
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    An Unlikely Concession.
    101 7 According to iho Pinang Gazette, it irumouruil that His Majesty's Government has signified its williuyuos.s, iv the event ot the abolition of opium aud the cousujueui loss of revenue to the Colony, to forego the military contribution tor a period ol five years. But, odds our contemporary
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    Health of Singapore
    155 7 During luu week ondod Juno 20, Ml deaths were registered iv Singapore, equul to a death rate of 18..11 per thousand of Has estimated population. Of tliiu number, l'Jl wore Chine.-*, .»< Malays, '21 Indians, and :i Eurabiants. The following wore thu agos at which death took
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    Battleship Damaged
    54 7 I ihe steamer Bcncore Heau when leaving Portsmouth on the loth instant was driven by wind and tide and ran amok down tho harbour. She was nearly raiumod by H.M.S. Rovonge and then collided with and damaged H.M.S. Vengeance. She afterwards collided with thu coal iafM and finally
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    35 7 Mr. A. W. Anderson, one ol the local Boarding Officers, has been transferred 111 1 Penaag as Third Boarding Officer there, aud left for that port, ywterday evening Hi* successor here is Mr. 8. Mayo.
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    Rifle Shooting.
    756 8 CHIEF SCORES IN DAILY MAIL COMPETITION. Singapore Association Occupy the Forty-Sixth Position. The principal scores iv the Daily Mail Empire Day IUI Shooting Competition show how remarkably good was the shooting in the different part I of the world. It will be seen that tho East London Rifle
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    An Attorney Suspended
    70 8 The full bench of tho High Court of Calcutta on the l.'tih msta it. tu-ipcnded LwiMM W.lm>u, attorney, from practising for one \ear. They fotiud him E"'lty of deceiving the Court a" in tlio n. line L'urrutliers and Company, solicitors of which firm he i*a purln-r lie
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    Corresponding
    13 8 [The Btraita Time* is not responsible for the ipiuions of iv correspondents.]
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    The Australian Nut.
    295 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. B rringhar, X.S.W May 30. Sir. The Australian nut (Macadatuia l'triiifiili 0, an ornamental evergreen fruit •vit. i- not yet very will known outside Australia, and as it baan will an 1 the tree h everlasting win v established, its
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    Mount Elizabeth Road.
    185 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, June 23. Sir, We are hearing a lot of grumbling about the Mount Elizabeth Road, and it seems to me everybody is down on the unfortunate landlord. This road has been in much the same condition for the last
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    BILLS OF LADING.
    180 8 Shipping Companies Evading Stamp Duty. The following notification appears in the Hongkong Uaz ttc over the signature of the Collector of Stamp Hi-venue My attenti >n has been ilawa to the fact that certain shipping companies or agoucic-i iv the Colony habiMially evade the law in regird
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    Life Saving Rewarded.
    109 8 At the office of tho Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steamboat Company, the other day, the SecicUry, Mr. W. E. Clarke, on behtlf of the Compiuy, presented a compradoreV order to the coxswain and crew of the launch K.im Shun for their services in life saving at the
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    Suicide of a Professor.
    70 8 Proft'-i'-or Watt, of the Presidency College, Calcut'a, committed suicide at the Eden sanitarium by cutting his throat with a razor ou the 10th instant. lie was suffering from nervous breakdown. Professor Watt only arrived in India about a month ngo au'l came out to the I'm
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    Riot at a Football Match.
    150 8 The team of the Manchester United Foot bill tilub, winch lia-ibcuu in tour in Hungary, on May 24 played a uiitch against Mm rVrruuvaio si Toruaklub, at Bu<lape*t, and were victoriou* by wven uoala tv nil. A large crow I wi'ms. d lie play. Consider
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    Sporting Intelligence.
    17 8 Notes in General. Tommy Burn* at Paris knocked oat Squires, the Australian, in eight rounds.
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    19 8 Under the Selangor Leagrn auspices, the Selanitnr Club defea'ed the District Hospital by 4 goals to nil on Friday.
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    27 8 The Sirhind boxing tournament for the allIndia int'-r reijiinent.il championship trophy postponed last month is fixed to be held at Simla town hall commencing September 1, next.
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    40 8 Details of tho remit of the race for the Grand Prix rliow that "North Eist was tir-t, Sango Ponrpree second, and Sovigny was third. Eighteen ran. The race was won by half a li-mjv.li, one length separating second and third.
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    59 8 The Sarawak Rices take place on July 18 and 20. The judges will be Dr. A. J. G. Barker and Messrs. D. J. S. Bailey, J. H. Brodip. E. R. Stilwell. and G. C. Gillan, and the Handicappers, Messrs. J M. Bryan, 11. R. A. Day, S. Cnnynghame. A. J.
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    The Turf.
    47 8 Ascot Stakes. The race for the Ascot Stakes resulted as follows Turbine 1 liliickspot 2 Magriha 3 Twelvo ran. The race was won by half a length, two lengths separating second and third, licttint! It to 2 Turbine, 4to 1 Blackspot, 100 to 6 Magellan.
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    Rowing.
    268 8 English Wins at Amsterdam. The 60th anniversary regatta of the Dc Hoop Rowing Club oi Amsterdam was held on the Amttel on May HO aud ML The meeting had quite an internatioual flavour, as the Thames Rowing Club sent a crew for the senior fours and a senior pair
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    Golf.
    289 8 Amateur Championship. Mr. E. A. L isseu (Lythara and St. Anne's) won tho Amateur Cnampionship at Sandwich by 7 up an 1 6 to play, bca'.ing Mr. H. E. Taylor (Richmond). Hoth players «tr; very excited and did no', do themselves justice im 1 the feature of the game
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    Cricket.
    158 8 County Championship. A wire from London, dated the 16tb instant gives tbe following further results Kent beat Gloucestershire by an innings and 126 runs. Surrey beat Lancashire by an innings and 117 B s. Ou vhe Ist instant, Yorkshire led on points in tbe Championship, with 4 to the
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    Chess.
    198 8 In Praise of l.asker. Champion Lasker has been recently starring in the Mmclio-»er chess circles, iml in an article published in the Manchester City NY ws Mr. R. J. Buckley refero as follows to the two victories over Steinitz by which Or. Lasker gained the chess championship of tho
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    Lawn Tennis.
    270 8 A Simla wire to Calcutta on tbe sth instant, rays: The finals of tbe Annandale Tennis Tournament were played off this afternoon, tbe contest taking pl»ce on Viceregal Lodge tennis court. Their Excellencies the Viceroy and Lady Miuto beiug present together with a uumber of spectators. The Tournament
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    The South-West Monsoon.
    72 8 The main features of the Indian Meteorological Department's forecast of the monsoon show that the rains will probably be weak during this month and possibly during the eirlier part of July, that proportionate rainfall for the North- West is not unlikely to be normal and that the
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    262 9 SINOAIOM, JCNK M, 1808. PWODUCE. .Hnubier buyers 7.15 I do iCub<. No i tmpi"k«d 11.00 Copra B»li 7 1.1 10 Pontiaun! 8 60 Pepper, Black 11.12{ do White 6*, Is:,.". <a^o Flour Sarawnl* 8.01 -to Brunei No. 1 -i.tf.'j Peari SaRO 3.90 Coffee Bali picked 21 00 Coffee. Palcmbanj,'.
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    Fatal Snake Bites.
    492 10 THOUSANDS OF DEATHS YEARLY IN BENGAL. The mortality from snakes and wild beasts in the two Bengata was in 1906 not less than 12,700, and was almost equal to the mortality of all other Provinces put together. The total moita'ity from these causes in tbe two Piovinces
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    A SEA TRAGEDY.
    304 10 An Exciting Rescue of Albatross Hunters. The Brazilian training ship Benjamin Constant, which arrived at Yokohama from II mi. ml ion June 3, had on b.ard twenty Japanese from Wakes Island. It is stated, s;i\s the Japan Herald, that when the -loop was passing near the island
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    Chinese Industrial Nationalism.
    144 10 One remarkable feature of the reawaken ing of China in the keen attention now paid to hi'im; industries, by the Chinese them-Hi-lviß. who have been Rtruck by the way Japan is goiug ahead in trade and manufactures. A vernacular Chinese newspaper, quoted in the Echo de Cliioe,
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      538 10 BANKING COMPANIES: HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. 'aid up capital us.ooo.ow. tEBEBVEFDND:— ■?Urlinp Reserve 115.000,0001 i« a vmiW) Silver Wrve US.SOO.OOof M 8.500.000 t«icrv« Liability of Propristora •13.000.00 C COURT OF DIRECTORS. Hon. Mr. Henry Keawick. Chairman. E. Ooetz. Esq. Deputy Chairman. E.G. Barrett, Esq. <J. R. Leozmann.Esq C. Brodersen,
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