Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 24 June 1905

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    20 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 142 VOL. LXIII. SATURDAY, 24th JUNE, 1905. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      1240 2 DENTISTRY. TO LET. WhOR Huttenbach Bros Co., manson. H n L American Dentist. 183uc e. a. ai anasseil a Co. 1 IJ 1 lb IV Electrical Engineers Contractors. Charge» Moderate. Consultation Free. 1O A e Wffr< IT IT Residing at 21A Penang Road. PANGKORE hoi ’SE,” No. 3 L/ Fl
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      PRIVATE WENSDAY.
      1861 3  -  “I know I never dipt. My pen in :I me or gal'. Or wrote a* sentence the purest lipt. Might scruple to recall.” Old Ballade A PAGE OF FACTS, FANCIES, FASHION AND FICTION. From grave to gay, from lively to severe.” O speak no evil, nay, nor listen
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      A VIKING WEDDING.
      459 3 LORD BUTE’S NOVEL PLANS. The forthcoming marriage of Miss Augusta Bellingham to the Marqu's of Bute, at Castle Bellingham, Ireland, is going to be, weather permitting, a most picturesque affair, and above all things a Scotch wedding.” Memories of the Vikings of old will be recalled, for
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      A Record Tiger Shoot
      158 3 The Tiines of Iwliasnys'. Captain W. Bert lion, Acting Political Agent of Sa wantwadi, had an extraordinary piece of luck on Monday last, and it is believed he has established a record with a single-barrel rifle. News was brought to his ca up on S mdav
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      THE RUSSIAN MENACE TO INDIA.
      679 3 A well-*iuforined Eastern correspondent of The Tinies sends to that journal an important article on Russia in the East. Two years ago, when the writer was in Turkestan, work was in progress at the two terminal points of the line between Orenburg and Tashkent. To-day
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      He Was A Hero.
      232 3 “Yes Uij papers rtfeired to me as a here,” said the drummer cn crutches, and 1 si ppi s I was ami am one, but I don’t care to go thioigh it again. The cash reward is t;O sin lil. “So you were a hero for
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      62 3 Bowel Complaint in Children. During the summer months children are subject to disorders of the bowels, ami should receive the most careful attention. As soon as any unnatural looseness of the bowels is noticed, Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy should be given. Ail dealers sell it. ZYMOLE TOOTH POWDER,
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      20 3 Good for young and old is Stearns II ine Enriches the blood, aids digestion, improves nutrition, increases weight. It cures.
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      520 3 A LADY WAR CORRESPONDENT A >z .1. ul w It Ji .A Wins Distinction Among the many brilliant and distinguished women of to-day, few-hava had a more interesting and hazardous career than Lady Briggs. As correspondent of the Morning Post in the Soudan Campaign and the Boer War, her vigorous
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    THE WEEK.
    64 4 SaturJay. 24ih June St. John Baptist. Town Band, Golf Club, 6 to 7 p. m. Sunday. 25th June. First Sunday after Trinity. Monday. 26th June Town Band Esplanade. 6 to 7 p.in. Tuesday. 27th June. Wednesday. 28th June Town Band, Esplanade, ti to 7 p. m. Thursday. 29th
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    Saturday, 24th June, 1905.
    1232 4 The enormous infiuence of sheer vanity on the conduct of men, and not least of statesmen, has seldom lx?en exemplified more vividly than in the decision of the Norwegian Parliament announced by Reuter. After ninety years of political union, the ties which bound the two Scandinavian
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    BOYCOTTING AMERICAN TRADE.
    588 4 N. /•/■<? STRONG ACTION OF STRAITS CHINESE. On Welnesliy aftenni there was a large gathering of Chinese merchants and other members of the Chinese community in Tan Took Seng’s Hospital, Singapore, to discuss the que-tiou of taking joint action wth Shanghai in regard to American g»ods and
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    A Relic of Old Penang.
    118 4 About to Change Hands Again. A property situited in Ci &gt;ve Hall R nd, now know’ll as No. 4, which was at one ti n? the pal.itiil resi lenee of a w ilknnwn Penang family whose representatives are still amongst us, but which has for
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    Messrs Figgis & Go's Report
    198 4 M essrs Figgis Go's Report INDIA RUBBER. Loud m, 2nd June. Tiie market is steady, but there have b‘en a few market transactions in Paia descriptions. Small sales have been made of Peruvian Fine on the spot (o 5 8j and a few cases Bolivian (n 58’ p. lb. II
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    RIVER BANK SLIP.
    789 4 which is greatest at 4 p m. Singapore Free Press. EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR AT SINGAPORE. An alarming subsidence on the n Or q bank of the Singapore R'ver took p| ar&gt; on Wednesday morning, by which a part of Robertson Qu ly is sunk l? t river level
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    The Y. M C. A. Penang.
    197 4 iNAUGUfIATFON. We have been asked to intimate through the medium of ojur columns that’the IbeadI ing R &gt;o:n of the Young Men’s Ghristiau I Associatian at its headquarters in Beach I Street will be open daily from 9 a. ni. to 10 p. in.
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      418 4 Eastern Oriental Hotel. New Advertisements. Special' Dinner. forsale. CLOVE HALL ROAD. For sale Australian Mutton 4 J. SHEARWOOD. FROM THE Singapore Cold Storage, the bankruptcy ordinance, imOr j N THE Supreme Court of the TO DA STRAITS SETTLEMENTS Saturday i «h® &&tii Settlement of Penang. AT 8 P.M. j n
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      119 4 PINANG GAZETTE. ESTABLISHED Wit. fItiNTIU HUTIONB muxt be addrened Io The K&lt;litor," written on one &lt;»'4« *&gt;/ the paper only and accompanied by the writer s name. and addrexx not necexxarily for insertion hut ax a guarantee of good 'Ulth. LL moniex m uxt he paid at the PinUHg 2TL
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      5 4 REFRIGERATORS. McAlister S’ Co., Ltd.
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    RUSSIA.
    64 5 THE YAUMTED HATIOMAL ASSEMBLY. THE TSAR MEANT SOMETHING ELSE. i Reuter s Service London, 24th June. The Russian G ivemment have issued a circular rebuking the newspapers for construing the Tsar’s speech to the Z»mstvoists as promising the establishment of a national assembly on a constitutional basis. The Tsar
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    ARMENIAN ATROCITIES.
    65 5 MORE FIGHTING AND SLAUGHTER. Reuters Service L J London, 24th June. 37,000 Mussulmen insurgents are devastating the Armenian villages in the Kukhichevan district Province Erivan. The atrocities arn terrible. &lt; Lie village repulsed the attack killing 100 of the attacking force. The troops who were besieged in another
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    MOROCCO.
    31 5 RoI’VIER'S REPLY UNSATISFACTORY’ TO GERMANY’. Rkuter s Service London. 24th June. It has been intimated in Berlin that M. Rouvier’s note on the Moroccan question is not regirded as satisfactory.
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    THE ARMY.
    40 5 SHORTAGE OF CAVALRY' OFFICERS. Reuters Sers ice. London, 24th June. Mr. H. O. Arnold Forster, Secretary for War, has announced that a Special Committee has been appointed to enquire into a shortage of cavalry officers in the Army.
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    INDIAN RAILWAYS.
    60 5 TWENTY MILLIONS TO BE SPENT. Reuters service.’ London, 24th June. Tin* Committee of Ways and Means has adopt* 1 a resolution authorising the raising of loans not exceeding twelve millions «terling on account of railways in India. Mr. Sr. John Brod rick intimated that the mouev was mainlv
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    GREECE.
    55 5 POLITICAL DISUNION. Reuters Service. London, 24th June. Negotiations with M. Ralli for reconstruction of the Greek Cabinet Irave failed, owing to the Ministers insisting to carry out the* late Premiers's (Delyannis) programme unaltered. The Minister* lave resigned ami M. Ralli is forming a new Cabinet. A dissolution of the
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    CANADIAN COMMERCE.
    69 5 IMPROVED RELATIONS WITH JAPAN. Reuter s Skevice. London. 24th June. In the Canadian House of Commons the Minister for Agriculture announced that a despatch was sent to the Foreign Office :n England on the 7th June, asking that Canada mav bo included in the AngloJapanese Commercial Treaty of
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    CRICKET AT HOME.
    22 5 [Reuter’s Service.] London. 24th June. Middlesex has lieaten Kent by four wickets. Yorkshire has lieaten Warwickshire by 66 runs.
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    COAL FOR JAPAN.
    55 5 STRAITS MERCHANTS DOING GOOD BUSINESS. |/iw Our Otcn Correspj’tdenl) Singapore. 24th June. Japan s demands owing to a shortage of c &gt;al are denuding the Straits of stock. Ihe Japanese Government’s contracts are not being fulfilled L n?al merchants are pushing Indian co il upon buyers, who
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    Punjab Copyright Case.
    107 5 A suit by the Cicil and Military Gazette against a native piead&lt; r at Amritsar and another for infringement of copyright has l&gt;een heard by the District Judge, Mr. Kesho Das, who decided for the plaintiffs on all the issues and made severe remarks against the first
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    Systematic Burglary in Mergui.
    108 5 Within a week the houses of three Government offi dais were visited by burglars in Mergui. The first was tha v of the Deputv-Commissioner, Mr. Grant Brown, from which a sum of Rs. 900 in cash and notes was stolen. The following night the Gymkhana Club
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    Penang Rubber
    354 5 A Practical Man writing to the ••India Rubber Journal on the main kinds of rubber arriving on the English market, comments as follows on the Penang rubber, which presumably includes the produce of the F. M. S. Penang. Rangoon and Assam rubliers have some points in comm an.
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    66 5 First Sunday After Trinity. 2yth J«ae, 1905. Sr. George’s Church. 8 a.m. Matins.— Chord. 8-30 a.m. Holy Communion. I lain. p. in. Sunday School. 6 p. in. Evensong and Sermon. Presbyterian* Church. a. in. Church Northam Road. 6 p.m., Church Northam Road. Church of the Assumption. First Mass
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    INTER-IMPERIAL TRADE.
    915 5 Altliough the in ter-imperial trade of the British Empire is open to the shipping of all the world, in practice 88 per cent, of the shipping employed in this trade flies the British flag. Even more striking are the figures with regard to the coasting trade of the
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    Al IMPORTANT LAW POINT.
    806 5 DISPUTED POWER OP ATTORNEY. A matter involving an important legal j»oint, whfehr is of importance to the mercantile community, was disposed of in the High Court of Calcutta on Friday, before Mr. t Justicejjbidily presiding over one of the I Original Side Benches. Mr. Zorab, instructed
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    THE LOG BOOK
    438 6 British turbines will be installed in one of the two new United States scout cruisers just ordered, while the other vessel will have turbine engines of an American type. To ascertain the effect of shells fired from the shore on the under armoured parts of warships below
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    Shipping and Commercial Intelligence.
    913 6 ARRIVALS. Teesta, Brit., 3428, Rait, June 24, Singapore, gen., H. Lieliert A Co. Capri, Ital., 2770, Belsito. June 24, Singapore, gen., Behn Meyer A Co. Bengal, Brit., 2751, Phillips, June 23, Singapore, gen., Adamson Gilfillan Co. Benmohr, Brit., 1935, Webster, June 24, Singapore, gen., S. Buttery
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      1374 7 TWO GREAT NECESSITIES, hotel des INDES, n»«~ tl Intprnatinnal Hntpl I. FAMILY PROVISION 2 fi* 3, Stamford Road Municipal Commissioners, of George II lv II I VVI IlClvlwliai Ivwvlj A Town, Penang, hereby invite seperate 2. PROVISION FOR OLD AGE. Singapore. tenders for the following O T T* J? JP
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