Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 15 June 1905

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 134 VOL. LXIII. THURSDAY, 15th JUNE, 1905. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      1823 1 s6 9, Intended Sailings. T Shipping, I Shipping. Naviga BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., LTD. *4 Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen. tion, Company. (L EXPECTED ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. wy g MmHL 8 MAH SERVICE Negapatain, 1 i/IL <■/ 1 M a< raBi p otl(licllcrr^Cud(lalorealld Sat. 24th June al 2 p.u> Teest,. -4i
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      1528 2 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. TO XET, Huttenbach Bros&Co., f mnBMYi Electrical Engineers Contractors. d j.*xr,.l d .p"“b,x I —Jz I Municipal Commissioners, as well as a col- L lar having the registered number of such >-p|| K RANGKORE HOUSE, No. 3 W EE/»T AMT HI LflflL J Dynamos, Motors, Electric Cranes and
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    GAME IN BURMA.
    444 3 CONTRIBUTED TO THE RANGOON GAZETTE.’ Game is abundant in Burma and within easy reach of Rangoon. The larger kind of game consists of various apecies of deer and wild hoar, wh'il of brids the imperial and green pigeon, doves and wild fowl, are the favourable quarry. Game
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    “ At Home ” in a Shop.
    341 3 At Home in a Shop. Countess Milliner’s Novel Reception. Shop “At Homes” threaten to become a fashionable institution in the West End now that society women are taking in such numbers to shop-keeping. The Countess Fabbrieott’, the celebrated society beauty, and the newest addition to the constantly increasing c >terie
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    THE AMERICAN NAVY OF TO-MORROW.
    551 3 Exrh. A BIG PROGRAMME. American naval officers, backed in their demands by the most strenuous of all Presidents, are strenuously advocating a sliipI’U.lding programme tvhich will place the I iiited States in the second rank after Gieat Britain as regards sea power. They argue that
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    Largest Rafts in ths World.
    285 3 The northern part of the Pacific Coast of the United State» is blessed with an abund nice of excellent timber, while the s nitlicrn part is equally deficient. For this reason it has for many years been the custom to form huge log rafts at
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    EUROPE’S ALARM AT THE RISE OP JAPAN.
    1056 3 on a policy of annexation.— Rangoon Ti mes. One notable effect of the rise of Japan on the ashes of Russia’s military power and prestige in the Far East is the great uneasiness caused in Europe amongst those Continental countries which have Eastern
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    German View of the War.
    241 3 CM-nel Gaedkc, the well-known war correspondent, says in the Berliner Tageblatt," many German strategists have blamed the Japanese for not having followed up their successes at Mukden and finished the war at a stroke. Colonel Gaedkedoes not sh ire this view he points out that
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    Bar to Holy Orders.
    161 3 The fatal policy of the Church of England is that 95 per cent, of the right sort of men are shut out of the ministry, liecau.se their parents have not a fewhundred pounds to give them a suitable training in imposing this money qualification for her
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    “ Bear Hunt” in Suffolk
    222 3 Bear Hunt” in Suffolk icklingham, a village between Bury St. Edmund; and Mildenhall, has been the scene of considerable excitement through a large brown bear, kept as a pet by Mrs. Bucfcon, .of Icklingham Hall, slipping its collar and escaping. The animal wandered off into the fields, and eventually found
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      94 3 Contracted Neuralgia During the War. I had a bad case of neuralgia which T contracted during the war. 1 tried several kinds of medicine but they did me no good until a'friend of mine recommended ChamIxydaiu’s Pain Balm which gave me immediate relief. I have liad no trouble since and
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      84 3 Ciiamberlun’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy is everywhere acknowledged to be the must successful mpdicine in use for Bowel Complaints. It always cures, and cures quickly. It can be depended upon even in the most severe and dangerous cases. Cures griping, all kinds of diarrhoea, and at the
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      64 3 Bowel Complaint in Children. During the summer months children are subject to disorders of the bowels, and should receive the most careful attention. As soon ns any unnatural looseness of the bowels is noticed, Chamlxulains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy should be given. All dealers sell it. STEARNS’ HEADACHE CURE,
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      77 3 Bew are of a Couch. •Now is the time to get rid of that cough, for if you let it hang on no one van tell what the end may be. Others have lx?en cured of their coughs very quickly by using Chamberlain’s Cough Remo ly. 5V hy not you?
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      865 3 MASSEY HARRIS BICYCLES. (THE WORLD'S BEST BICYCLES.) Correct in DESIGN Perfect in CONSTRUCTION and/ U Unapproached in quality of y MATERIAL. L'he bearings of A LYSS EY’-H ARRIS Bicycles are built to withstand great wear, and to permit of such wear being properly taken up when required without risk of
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    THURSDAY, 15TH JUNE, 1905.
    998 4 1 n All those who know of the splendid work that has l*een done ami is now being done at the School of Tropical Medicine, will learn with pleasure that in compliance with a petition presented by the School, the University of London has agreed to
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    Eugen Sandow.
    235 4 Mr. Eugen Sandow, the world-renowned athlete afi<i exponent of physical culture, arrived in Penang by the British India luail steamer T&Ma this inprning. Mr. Sandow lias been touring India with a large numlier of his pupils, and has achieved very successful results in all his exhibitions. He gives
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    ADVANCE PENANG.
    401 4 AN EXTENSION OF BUSINESS. PROPOSED LOCAL DOCK. A Promising Future. As will be seen s from a detailed advertisement appearing elsewhere in this issue, a venture is about to be undertaken that will not only tend to bring Penang into mo:e prominent notice, but will supply a want
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    Penang Turf Club
    106 4 Entries for thb Big Events. The following are the eatriei for the Club Handicap 'and New Year St k;s which closed at noon to-day. The Club Handicap. Mr. Jules Martin’s JEtu7u Mr. Chung Thy Phin's Devilment Mr. Chung Ah Yong’s Blauavon Mr. Chung Ah Yong’s Financier Mr.
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    A Ship on Fire
    87 4 No Danger Apprehended. The German steamer T’er.’ic, Captain Martinson, arrived in harbour this morning from Saigon with a cargo of coal which was on fire in No. 1 hold. Here Captain reports the occurrence as not being dangerous. Several tongkangs went out to the steamer this
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    The Hydrophobia Scare
    59 4 Another Suspected Case. Yesterday several members of the family of a Cingalese jeweller were bitten by a dog. which subsequently had a. number of spasms and eventually dijsd. The oarcase of the dog was taken to the General Hospital, where experiments were made which will show whether
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    Penang Golf Club.
    108 4 Members are reminded that the entries for the Columbia Cup close on Saturday, 17th inst. The Fnjlish certainly take the lead in all clothing that relates to soprt. Their quiet an 1 good taste produces perfection.— Frou-frou.” Copenhagen. I Packet s ai.d other men employed on the
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    INTER-STATE CRICKET.
    424 4 PEfcAK BEATS SELANGOR The cricket nl itch between Perak and Selangor, played at Kuala Lumpur Saturday and a wfor the former State by seven There was nothing of extr iordiuary inters in the in itch, the o ily thing of n 0 the number of catches missed by
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    The British and German Navy Leagues.
    179 4 >* t <* I-A *-5 The renewed activity ofth<l British Navy League is of course effect on t’he advocates of big/ iiavies in other countries. In a repdif fpr 1904 tli j German Navy League rapid progress in ’membershrp and much activity in propaganda
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      360 4 New Advertisements. New Advertisements. Federated Malay States Railways. OPENING NIGHT. FRIDAY, I6th JUNE, A SPECIAL passenger t ram at ordinary I fares, will leave Kuala Lumpur, on f* N ill'll tS OlllV. Monday, 19th instant, at 6.45 p.m. for Seremlmn calling at Kajang and Labu if a>,k sandow, Traffic Manager
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      103 4 SUBSCRIPTION. For Daily Issue, in Town, per aiutdm, or $97, Tost Free. For the Weekly Issue, per annuyi k 1 1 J Advertising Hales on .4 pjdicahon to J I M THE GENERAL MANAGER, /C Hmtch Street, Penang, Strait* Settlements. THE WEEK. Thursday. Isth Juae Friday. I6th Juae Meeting. Municipal
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      4 4 SCALES. McAlister Co,, Ltd,
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      6 4 PRIZE MEDAL SAFES. McAlister Co»? Ltd,
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    PEACE.
    104 5 RUSSIA’S REPLY. TS AK AN I» Plt ESII >ENT N A NlM< >t: S RUSSIA ACCEDES CONDITIONALLY. [-Jlf.utkr s Service, London, 15th Juue. M. Lams<forff‘, the Russian Foreign Minister, replying to President Roosevelt’s proposal, said that the Tsar rejoiced that the President was completely in accord with his own
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    GREECE.
    53 5 IJEATH OF WOUNDEI) PREM lER STATE FUNERAL. (Reutkr’s Service.! London, 15th June. M- Delyannis, the Greek Premier, is dead. He will l>e accord»* 1 a State funeral on Friday. The murderer approached as if to greet M. Delyannis, and after kissing his hand plunged a dagger into his stomach.
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    MOROCCO.
    98 5 POLITICAL DIFFICUL I’l ES. GERMAN ADVANTAGES SECURED. [Reuter's Service.] London, 15th June. M. Rouvier, the French Premier, is encountering unexpected difficulties in selecting a Foreign Minister and a French Ambassador for Berlin. Meanwhile Count Tittenbach is strengthening the German position in Moracco. He has obtained valuable concessions, including one
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    KING OSCAR.
    29 5 RECIPIENT OF A BRITISH HONOUR. j R euter’s Service. I London, 15th June. King Edward I ias appointed the King of Sweden and Norway a British Admiral.
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    THE ROYAL WEDDING.
    48 5 WINDSOR EN FETE. BRILLIANT GARDEN PARTY. Reuter’s Service Loudon, 15th June Windsor Castle is thronged with guests for the Royal wedding tb day. Their Majesties the King and Queen gave a most brilliant garden party yesterday in superb weather, at which 6.000 persons were present.
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    MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
    74 5 [Rkuter’h Service.] j U |i e «lienerai’ Dihievitehcfrelwrts h dumber of small encounters mn the 11th instant. The Russians were the assailants. Reuter from Saigon wires the,-arrival of. the 1 volunteer trulsef Ru\uh at' General Butler’s Report on the Commissariat irregularities in the Byer, War consti lutes a
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    CRICKET AT HOME.
    61 5 [Reuter's Service.] London, 15th June. Middlesex beat Somerset' by an innings and 20 runs. 1 UanscAshire beat ’Yorkshire by an inWfhgk ahd f>2 inns. Htlftts Imat’Derby by 188 runs. f Sttssĕk berit Gloucester by 154 runs. Kerit beat-Sussex by 9 wickets. NbiU lieat Surrey by 228’ runs.
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    SERIOUS LANDSLIP AT SINGAPORE.
    52 5 FIVE PERSONS KILLED. NARROW ESCAPE OF OTHERS. te Special- Service[From Our Own Correspondent.]. Singapore. 14 th June. A serious landslip lias occurred at the Katlang tunnel, burying five W’orkrnen in ab >ut forty feet of earth. A relief gang had a narrow escape from a similar
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    RUMOURED RETIREMENT OF GOVERNOR.
    24 5 ILL HEALTH ALLEGED-GAUSS-Singapore, 14th June. It is rum Hired that Sir John Andersuir. w.ll be invalided home next year. i
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    PEACE.
    20 5 JAPANESE CONSUL SINGAPORE ENTERTAINS DOUBTS. Singapare, 14th Jvne. The Japanese Consul here is not confident of peace being concluded.
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    PROSPERITY LOOMING.
    22 5 REPORTED RICH FIND AT RAI B. Singapore, 14th June. It is reported that Riub minei hive struck a rich lode.
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    BRITISH STEAMER SUNK.
    81 5 ARRIVAL OF RESCUED PERSONS. AGGRESSIVE VESSEL SIGHTED. Singapore, 15th June. Tin* Dutch mail //ores has arrived here with 41 Chinese and 78 mail bags from the British steamer «S7. Kibla, which was sunk by the Russian cruiser Dnieper near Hongkong on the 4th instant, on the ground
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    RIOT ON A STEAMER.
    510 5 EXCITING TIME IN THE STRAITS OF MALACCA. The American steamer Garun w, cumin i tided by Captain Robert Lowe, immediately on arrival at Colombo from Singap r last Thursday, m ide a report to the American Consul in Colombo (Mr. William Morey) of a serious fracas
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    VIOLENT SCENE IN PARLIAMENT.
    782 5 FURTHER DETAILS. o v The Loil’ldn and 'Jhina the fallowing pai-tieularH of the Stormy proceedings in Parliament on May 22nd, to which Reuter has. already referred p Qne of the -scenes witnessed" in Parliament for many years ,occurred For a whole hour the Opposition. bv indessant
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    Municipal Meeting.
    229 5 folTowiftg are the Agenda for the Muiiieipal Meeting to-morrow Minutes of last meeting to be read aqd confirmed. »2.1 7A»y special business the President may brjngjorwq.rd. .3. Questions. Rerrioval of night soil depot from Road. 5. Municipal Engineer s Report on the use of ball taps for private
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    DOAN'S BACKACHE KIDNEY PILLS.
    426 5 Cure all Forms of Kidney and BbA©— -> 3 k DKK; Disorder. s Have you ever considered what neglecting your kidneys means? Ha*ve'■yoiTeveFfeSTisHt’ the'terrible risk -you are taking. ‘‘Do you not pass in the streets, every, alay., jnen and women whose countenances show that their kidney
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      99 5 Unlesfc ydur bowels move regularly once a day. you will suffvi* from such symptoms as these j pL'k h'iadacbe-, liver troulJe; sour stpmacji, cqld hands ami feet, .coated fohgu/’, wind in the stomach, yellow eyĕs antk:-Mdi«Mv complexion, dizziness, bad ,i;[iilly, shivery feelings. Doans’ dinner pills cure these complaints, because from
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      967 5 The Subscription List will be opened on Thursday, Ist June, J 905, and closed on Tuesday, 20th June, 1905. PENANG FOUNDRY Go., Ltd., PENANG, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, Incorporated under the Company’s Ordinance, 1889, bQingr Ordinance V of the year 1889 of the Ordinance of the Straits Settlements whereby the liability of
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    664 6 The defects in the two battleships Swiftsnre and Triumph, purchased by the Admiralty from the Chilian Government and commissioned last summer, are giving rise to serious criticism in service circles. Among the faults which are alleged to exist are the following Weakness in the staucturo of the
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    PASSENGERS FROM HOME.
    180 6 Per P. and O. steamer J/armora, connecting with the steamer Simla, at Colombo, from London, May 12.—T0 Singa" pore Z Mr. E. V. Carry. Mr. J. A. Thomson. Mr. A. R. T. Williams, Mr. O. Peineger, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ambrose, Mr. W. Noble, Mr. W. White,
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    Shipping and Commercial Intelligence.
    997 6 ARRIVALS. Sachsen, Ger, 3118. Petersen. June 14. Bremen, gen., Behn Meyer and Co. Teksta, Brit., 3428, Bait, June 15, Madras, gen, H. Lebert Co. Ska Belle, Brit., Jawe J. 4, Port -Dickson? Terbia, Ger, 1395, Martinsen, June 15, Saigon, coal, Behn Meyer. Co. Avagyek, Brit., 247,
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      121 6 Brown's Specific for DYSENTERY DI AR R H(E A, To he had from The Singapore Dispensary, A N D Miss BROWN, GRASSDALE,” SINGAPORE. Penang Sales Room. AN AUCTION SALE OF Household Furniture, Horse and Trap, Plants, &c., WILL TAKE PLACE At thk Chief Detective Inspector's Quarters, Penang Road, On Saturday,
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      624 6 <=—ADAMSON, GILFILLAN Co., Ltd.’s APPLICATIONS for licenses under the 111/AAAIAIV VAI J J vvli y Poisons Ordinance 1905 which will PALE FINO SHERRY Singapore, to the Principal Civil Medical Officer and, in Penang «nd Malacca, to the Colonial Surgeons, on ami after the 20th bi U in i, invited Seetjo..
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