Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 1 July 1905

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 148 VOL. LXIII. SATURDAY, Ist JULY. 1905. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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    THE KING OF SPAIN.
    1003 3 F. B. in the Morning Leader. NOTES ON A MANY-SIDED CHARACTER. Studious and earnest, sweet tempered, of happy disposition—such is the character of our royal guest. And, apart altogether from that snobb's’i flattery which veils from the world the true nature of royal personages, King Alfonso
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    HEAT AND HEALTH.
    1580 3 -P. M. G. BY A PHYSICIAN. Failing the existence of any popular treatise on How to lx? Happy though Hot,” it may be assayed to fulfil a promise recently made in this place. And in recognition of the highly desirable change in public attitude towards medical dicta,
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    TOPICS OF THE HOUR.
    822 3 “Do womsn as a greatmajority of women, that is—wish to be free? Would they be happy in being quite as free as many men are free?” It is Mr.* Robert Hichens who wants to know. And he answers his own question by thinking that women who
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      123 3 Be Firm. Caution When you ask for a bottle of Chamber- Persons when travelling should exercise I tin's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, care in the use of drinking water. As a do not allow the dea’er to sdl you a substi- safeguard it is urged that every traveller tute.
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      77 3 Recommended by Dealer; Everywhere Mr. M. Link-, a storekeeper at Carcoar. N. S. W.. Australia, says I never fail to recommend Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, because I know it is good/’ You make no mistake when you buy this medicine. Dealers all over the country will tell
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      109 3 Contracted Chronic Diarrhoea While in the Philippines While with the U. S. Army in tl e Philippines, I contracted chronic di.urhoei. I suftere l severely from this terrible disease for over tlir« e years and tri< d the pr< s-rip-tions of numerous physicians, but found nothing that did me any
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      652 3 A LADY WAR CORRESPONDENT I» —rr Wins Distinction Among the many brilliant and di-tinguished women of to-day, few have 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 descriptive accounts speedily compelled widespread
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    THE WEEK.
    62 4 Saturday,. Ist July Towy Ban l. Golf Club, (i-to 7 p-’m. Sunday. 2nd July. Beeond Sunday after Trinity.’.-*-H Monday, 3rd July. *n.;t r> New Moon.’ >’ i -•< i ■‘Town Band Esplanade; to 7 i».n1. 1 y Tuesday, 4ih July. Wednesday. sth July. Town Baud. Esplanade. U to
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    MARRIAGE.
    22 4 CA-MPBFXteL’ St .Gorge s. *.Church r Penang,, by the. Colonial John Chief, Ho, to Catilkkine.. -daughter <4 Al’d Lunberg qf Penang.
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    Saturday, 1st July, 1905.
    1190 4 Reuter to-day us <*f ye 4. .antdluir "Liberal victory at a bye-election.**'''The East Finsbury seat has been captured Uy Mr.. Allen Baker, who was Insiten by the. Conservative candidate at t>he General Election bv 347 votes, ami is now returned uiyoii -j at of the .poll
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    THE POSTAL CHAOS IN THE F.M.S.
    301 4 kevery day we leceive complaints from in the Native States as “to the irregularitylQt h which their papers are delivered. For instiince, a correspondent writing from Bagaii* Sffrrai states that ib is the. usual thing for him to get two newspapers every second day
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    The Writ Against Sandow.
    551 4 W.th reference to the writ whi *h wis ssu al in the Supreme Court* against Eugm Sa low. as ami ninccd in Thursday s i-su-o’ the Pin-nig Gazette, what I appe.ned wistiris: —Mr. Fanvr Baynes mold an a iplication to .Mr. Justice Leslie Thorn* >n C.ii
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    PRINCE ARISUGAWA IN ENGLAND
    326 4 BANQUET AT THE MAMSIOH HOUSE. SPEECH ON"ANG1;O-.JA PAN Kxf RELATIONS. (Reuter's Service, j London, 30tli .L nif Prince and Princess Arisugawa attended a ball given by the Duke aud Du dn-s> Westminster -at Grosvenor House ;lst evening. The King and Qifeen and O f| ler members
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    TANJONG PAGAR EXPROPRIATION.
    64 4 THE GOVERNOR’S HOPES. (/’rrm Our Ou'n Correspondent.) Singapore, Ist July. At the meeting of the. ,Legislative Council held yesterday, H. E. the Governor, referring* to the expropriation of Tangjong P.igar. said he hoped controversy on the subject was at aii end. He trusted that everybody would work
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    THE “TEREK” INTERNED.
    30 4 (From Our Oan Correspondent.) Singapore, Ist July. The Russian cruiser Terek was interned *at Batavia yesterday. She sank the Danish steamer Princess Marie on the 22nd June.
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    A SURVIVOR FROM TSUSHIMA.
    36 4 I From our own Correspjn lent.) Singapore, Ist Jul.'The Russian steamship Anadyr, ariw"! at Diego Suarez On Tuesday, disabled. She had on board 327* surviv >rs of the battle of Tsusliimn. Oj
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    CRICKET AT HOME.
    17 4 Reuter s Service.] London, Ist July. Kent his lieati* i Yorkshire by hx wickets.
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    68 4 Second Sunday After Trinity. 2®J July, 1905, Sr. Geoiigh's Church. 8 a.m. MatilisrOAhi ttrguid) 8-30 a.m. Holy Commuuiont (Plain o p. m. Children’s Servi e. 6 p. in. Evensong and Sermon. Presbyterian Church. .9 in. Church Northam Road. 6 p.m Church Northam Road. Church of the Assumption. First
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      119 4 A 77i//HJ'/’/O.A’X muitbe aditit'Mxetl tn Th, Kilifw,"'wi idcii on nn, »i<le of the pujtĕr only ‘anti by the 'witter natne’ mid addiesx nvl IM- imnheu but a, a anarantetend vnod 'Vdh.! Zt-j x- ..T.„. •yB LL nioniex muxt be paid at the i( I’inang "Clazt tte rt tlfliee', Penang, to
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      8 4 PRIZE MEDAL SAFES. McAlister h 9 Co,, Ltd,
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    RUSSIAN NAVAL REVOLT.
    203 5 ODESSA BOMBARDED BY MUTINEERS. VOLUNTEER CRUISER BURNT. BARRACKS DESTROYED AT LIBAU. i Reuter s Service. Lo.*.dou, 30th June. The mutineers on the Kniaz Potemkin st a-ted b-ombardiug the town of Odessa at half past eleven last nigh*. The crew of the transport have joined the mutineers. The
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    THE BIRTHDAY HONOURS.
    117 5 ADDITIONAL LIST. Reuter's Service London, 30th June. The following additions to the Birthday Honours list are made public To be Knights Commanders of the < irder of the Bith: Vice-Admirals Atk'nson Willes and Grenfell Rear-Admiral Curzon-Howe, and Sir Philip Watts. Director of Naval Construction at the Admiraltv
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    POLITICS AT HOME.
    65 5 THE FLOWING TIDE. ANOTHER LIBERAL GAIN. Reu i’Er's Service London. 30th June. The election at East Finsbury to provide a successor to the late Mr. H. C. Richaids K C. lesulted thus Mr. J. A. Baker Liberal 2,320 Mr. Co'ien (Conservative) 1,552 Liiieral Majority ”68 Tins ig
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    EGYPT.
    68 5 "PEECH BY LORD CROMER. Reuters Service London. 39th June. Lord Cri:n u r was last night the guest of the >kinners Company. In the course of an interesting speech his Lordship dwelt on the benefits which Egypt had derived from the Anglo-French entente and the valuable <• (-operation of
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    THE BOWERS AND MOROCCO.
    33 5 FRANCE A ’CI PTS A CONFERENCE. Reuter's Services, j L >iido:i, Ist July. France has agree I to a conference of the Powers on the que.sti in of Morocco.
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    SANDOW ILL AT SINGAPORE.
    25 5 (fam Our 0o"n CorrojionAeiil.) Singapore, Ist July. Sandow is not performing here at present, as he is ill with dengue fever.
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    THE DESTROYER “EXE.”
    25 5 Prom Oar Own Jorre»i>ow<lenl.) Singapore, Ist July. The British destroyer Exe, which was driven ashore by a gale Wei-hai-wei, has been refloated.
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    THE MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS.
    3146 5 YESTEKDAI'S SPECIAL MEETING. A Special Meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held at the Municipal Office yesterday afternoon, when there were presen t Mr. J. W. Hallif.ix (President.) Mr. L H. Clayton, Mr. Cheah Tek Thye. Dr. P. Locke, Mr. Liiu Eu Toh, Mr. T. O’Halloran (Secretary,)
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    PROCESSION OF FASHION.
    314 6 A brilliant procession of all the stallholders in their gorgeous fancy dresses marked the third day’s re-opening of the Westminster Hospital bazaar. Seated on a raised dais in the midd.e of the inner court of the Dean’s Yard were the three royal visitors —the I incess Henry
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    The Nurse And The Consul.
    428 6 11l the Nursing Time a a quaint story is told by a nurse of her adventures on her way to tiie far interior of South Africa, liefore the war. She had arrived in Beira on her way to Unitali, and had thiee days to wait
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    NEWS FROM TELUK ANSON.
    538 6 A CHINESE PUZZLE. Oh Tek Min, a young Chinaman employed in the office of the Spirit Farm, Teluk Anson, has been puzzling his friends. Some time ago he hail a difficult puzzle of his own to solve—How to get back his health —but that is settled
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    Shipping and Commercial Intelligence.
    863 6 ARRIVALS. Caluhas, Brit.. 4279, Hannah, June 30, Singapore, gen., W. Mansfield Co. Taroba, Brit, 3657, Nailer, June 30, Singapore, gen., H. I.iebert Co. Malaya, Ger., 901, Block, July 1, Deli, gen Behn Meyer Co. Van der Capellen, Dut., 724, K laser is, July 1, Olehleh, gen.,
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