Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 8 July 1905

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    20 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 154 VOL. LXIII. SATURDAY, Bth JULY, 1905. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      1723 1 ng Intended Sailings. Shipping. I Shipping, P. 0. Steam Naviga- BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., LTD. 1 NordJeuischer Lloyd, Bremen, tion, Company. Ik J UWCTED ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. fij\\ g MAIL SERVICE. Madras, PiHHlidK’rrv.’cmidah.re and Mon lotl Julv (t Thongwa J I m perjal German Mail Line. I/ I/ Onwards.
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      1110 2 Huttenbach Bros. &Co.J AC cidenXrance HWheq T Electrical Engineers Contractors. Co. J TL Hafflie. 'T" HE I’ANGKOTIE HOUSE,” No. 3 UnilK Dynamos, Motors, Electric Cranes and 1 p« ng ko>«««ad. i...m«imteE..t. y J 9 1 CAPITAL Apply to Locomotives, r a. manasseh a co. Cables, Wires, Switchboards, Arc Lamps, e
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      THE SPORTSMAN.
      2177 3 **l know I never dipt. My pen in slime or gall. 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 to
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      DIVORCE AMENITIES.
      1638 3 —D. T. BY AN AMERICAN LADY. In the United States, where divorce is so frequent that in the cities almost every family with any pretence to style can muster at least a couple of these affairs, divorce amenities naturally come to be rather an important feature of social
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      63 3 Bk Firm. When you ask for a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, do not allow the dea-er to sell you a substitute. Be firm in your conviction that there is nothing so good. This medicine has been tested in the most severe and dangerous cases of cramps,
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      54 3 Caution Persons when travelling should exercise care in the use of drinking water. As a safeguard it is urged that every traveller secure a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy before leaving home, to be carried in the hand baggage. This may prevent distressing sickness and annoying delay.
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      67 3 Don’t Wait Until You Need It. Do not wait until some of your family i$ takpn with <i violent attack of colic or diarrhoea. A bottle of Cljamberlaiii’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at band when needed has saved many a life. Procure it at once. AJI dealers sell it.
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      74 3 Recommended by Dealers Everywhere Mr. M. Links, 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 js good.” You make no mistake when you buy this medicine. Dealers all over the country will tell you
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      579 3 CONTRACIED CHRONIC DIARRHORA WHILE in the Philippines. While with the U. S. Army in the Philippines, I contracted chronic diarrhoea. I suffered severely from this terrible disease for over three years and tried the prescriptions of numerous physicians, but found nothing that did me any good until I tried Chamlierlain’s
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    THE WEEK.
    118 4 < Saturday. Blh July. Town Band, Golf Club, 6 to 7 p. ni. High water 5.06 p m. Low water 11.06 a.m. Sunday. 9th July. Water Polo. 10.30 a.m. Thin! Sunday after Trinity. High water 5.57 .p.m. Low water 11. *1 a.in Monday. I0:h July. Town Band Esplanade,
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    Saturday, 8th July, 1905.
    1165 4 We must confess that we were, hardly prepared to learn of the passage by a large majority in the French Chamber of Deputies of the Government's Bill for the separation of Church and State.- Accotdl- to the latest reports received by the mail the Government was
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    PROVINCE WELLESLEY.
    185 4 TIGERS ON THE PROWL. Tigers have been very much to the fore in the s uithern district of Province Wellesley of late. A newly arrived bride just out from Home, was out riding on horseback with her husband one evening at dusk, when a tiger crossed the road
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    Penang Swimming Club.
    45 4 Water Polo. A match—Old Singaporeans vs. The Rest —will be played at the Swimming Club to-morrow. Start of play 10.30 a.m. Memliers are reminded that entries for the 150 yards handicap race, to be held on Sunday, the 16th inst., close to-morrow.
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    Departure of Mr. J. W. Hodge.
    197 4 AN OLD PUBLIC SERVANT. By the P. and O. mail steamer, Xubia this afternoon there leaves for Home one of the oldest of Penang’s old stagers,—we refer to Mr. J. W. Hodge, of the Public Works Department. It is a good man who can
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    Penang Agri-Horticultural Show, 1905.
    174 4 The Honorary Treasurer acknowledges with thanks the following subscriptions Amount previously acknowledged >5,095.00 Glugor Estate 50.00 College Missions Etrangĕres 20.00 Mr. R. G. F. Buckland... 10.00 Revd. J. Meneuvrie.r 10.00 Mr. H. C. Sells’ 10.00 Mr. Heah Swee Lee 10.00 Mr. A. Harduin 10.00 M essrs.
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    67 4 Third Sunday After Trinity. 9th July, 1905, St. George’s Church. 8 a.m. Matins.—. 8-30 a.m. Holy Communion.—( l'lain r 5 p. ni. Sunday School. 6 p. m. Evensong and Sermon. Presbyterian Church. 9. 5 a. m. Prye Dock. G p.m. Church Northani Road. Church of the Assumption. First
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    THE NEW TRAMS IN SINGAPORE.
    916 4 SUCCESSFUL TRIALS ON MONDAY. CAPTURE OF WOULD-BE WRECKERS. [Straits Press Agency Special.) The magnificent tram service in Sin pore is likely to be at the disposal of q i( public early next month. A few details ;is to its running and the successful trials o
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      252 4 •7 Central Sales Room. New Advertisements, Important Auction Sale FOR SALE O[.’ 'THE Race Horses Crusader and The -I Gul'U, by auction, on Tuesday morn- t, r i tlie 11th Julv,. 1905, at the Race Valuable Household C UTO «710-? Fll iui i t ure, Penang Sales Room. Horse <k
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      110 4 CHNTRJ&UTIOIM must 6* The Editor." wriftfH.wH. one. sjde. <f.i the paper only and <vxomj>a»M*<i, 4>t/- > .»»<««« and address not 3 y for iuserttpo hut its a guarantee of good laith. y€ I'L monies. must he paid.ut.the Pioeyio Gazette” Office. Pieuavg, to the whose receipt* will alone he recognised f»u
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      6 4 PRIZE MEDAL SAFES. McAlister Co., Ltd.
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      4 4 REFRIGERATORS. McAlister Co,, Ltd,
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    RUSSIA’S TROUBLES.
    116 5 THE NAVAL REVOLT. DROUGHT AND FAMINE IN THE PROVINCES. [Rrutkr’s Service.] London, 7th July. It, is rumoured at Odessa that the mutinous Russian battleship Kniaz Potemkin has been blown up at Theodosia. Lortdon, Bth July. Ihe report that the Kniaz Potemkin has been blown up is without foundation.
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    PEACE PROSPECTS.
    278 5 MIKADO’S SPEECH TO PLENIPOTENTIARIES. A JAPANESE STATESMAN S VIEWS. Reuter's Service.] London, 7th July. Router's c trrespjndent in Tokio wires th.rt the Emperor of Japan, in an address to the Japanese Plenipotentiaries, says •*lf as a c mseipience of the conciliatory spirit of our opponent hostilities could be
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    THE FOUNDERED FRENCH SUBMARINE RAISED.
    77 5 CREW FOUND ALIVE. Heut er’s Service.] London, 7th July. According to the French newspapers, divers have raised the French submarine which recently sunk with thirteen men on boardin the lake of Bizerta, in forty feet of water. The divers found the crew of the vessel
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    PRINCE ARISUGAWA IN ENGLAND.
    60 5 Reuter's See vice,] I amdon, i th J uly. Mr. Kaburaki, an attache# of the Japanese Legation in Lindon, entertained Prince and Princess Arisugawa at a picturesque dinner at the Savoy Hotel. The courtyard of the hotel was transformed into a miniature Japanese landscape. The guests
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    SOCIALISTS AND THE WAR.
    53 5 Reuter's Service.] London, 7th July. The German Government has forbidden M Jaures, the French Socialist Deputy, to lecture, at Berlin upon the International duties of Sociilists with reference to the war, on the ground that the German Social Democrat* would utili e the occasion to advance
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    107 5 THE BOILERS ORDIHICE. THE GOVERNOR’S VOTE. MALACCA RAILWAY TRANSFERED TO F. M. S. (Straits Press Agency Service.) Singapore, Bth July. The Hon. J. K. Birch, the Hon. R. N. Bland, and the Hon. J. Bromhead Matthews were the only members of the Legislative Council absent from yesterday’s meeting.
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    DEATH OF HR. C. T. WATHEN.
    54 5 (Straits Press Agency Service.') Singapore, Bth July. I regret to have to announce the death of Mr. C. T. Wathen, Assistant-Super-intendent of Police. Mr. Wathen, who was well known Imth in Singapore and Penang, was admitted to hospital some time ago suffering from an
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    DEATH OF MR. C. STRINGER.
    58 5 (Straits Press Agency Service.) Singapore, Bth July. The death is announced of Mr. C. Stringer, partner in Messrs. Paterson, Simons Co., at Home on the 6th inst The late Mr. Stringer was formerly a member of the Legislative Council of the Straits Settlements. He was
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    THE BRITISH ARMY.
    24 5 NO MORE SHORT RIFLES. [Reuter’s Service.] London, Bth July. A British Army Order suspends the manufacture of the new short rifle.
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    CRICKET AT HOME.
    28 5 [Reuter’s Service.] London, tth July. Yorkshire lias lieaten Somerset by an innings and 149 runs. Kent has lieaten Gloucester by an innings and 162 runs.
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    The Indian Army.
    96 5 Ths Curzon Kitchener Deadlock. Calcutta, June 30. Simla, June 29.—1 t transpires that some replies have lieen received from Home regarding the Viceroy’s protest against the decision of the British Government relating tothe Indian Army Reform Scheme. It is l>elieved that the Home authorities are not prepared
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    Australia and Preferential Trade.
    132 5 In view of the fact that Mr. Deakin has just formed a Protectionist Ministry for the Australian Commonwealth,special interest attaches to a speech recently deliveredl y him in Perth, the metropolis of the west ern section of the Commonwealth. Amid loud and prolonged cheering he declared
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    The Royal Visit to India.
    162 5 It is believed that the Prince and Princess of Wales will begin their voyage to India at Genoa, travelling overland to the Italian port. Presumably, if this route l>e chosen, it will be in order that the Princess may avoid the stormy waters of the
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    A CORSICAN VENDETTA.
    311 5 A villager of Corsica, a man named Giuseppe Mariani, has revived the vendetta in a most truculent manner. He shot two enemies, Paolo Martinetti and Giacomo Ferracci. The murders were committed owing to what the Corsicans term a rimbecco, or insult to the dead. Resentment had long
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    Oversea Cable Rates.
    305 5 A deputation of members of Parliament and those interested in the oversea tride in England, waited on the Chancellor of the Exchequer lately, to solicit the cooperat on of the Government in bringing about a reduction in the cable rates, particularly those charged lietween England and India,
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    A Spoilt Photograph.
    134 5 Some hundreds of photographs of President Roosevelt’s hunting party, taken recently on their return from the hunting trip, have been ordered to be destroyed because of the inclusion in the plate of a pretty young woman posed in the background. The intruder is the correspondent of a
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    Claimant to Quebec.
    111 5 Mis. Caroline Campbell, wife of an Assistant Superintendent of Schools at Brooklyn, is bringing an action to recover a £20,000,009 estate, which includes a large section of Quebec, Canada, and for three generations has been escheated by the British Government. She claims the estate as a grand-daughter
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    PLANTATION RUBBER IN MALAYSIA.
    692 5 A FRENCH REPORT. According to a report of Mons. N. Cordonnier, rubber cultivation (Para and Ficus elastiea) is extending rapidly in Malaysia, principally in the F. M. States and also in the Province Wellesley and the Bindings, small plantations are also being made in the neighbourhood
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    Horrors At Panama.
    66 5 Terrible reports come from Panama of deaths from disease amongst white men working on the Canal. Yellow fever is decimating their ranks, and the main object of the workers seems to be to save enough money to return home by the next steamer. It is declared that
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    Cotton Scandal.
    90 5 A big cotton scandal is under investigation at Washington. Richard Cheatham, Secretary of the Southern Cotton Growers Association, charges certain officials of the Department of Agriculture with divulging the speculators’ advance information regaiding the cotton crop. Already, it is decleared, many of Mr. Cheatham’s allegations have been proved
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    847 6 One of the largest drydocks in the world has been completed at the Boston (U.S.A.) Navy Yard after five years of continuous labour in its construction. It contains all the modern improvements in drydocks and is constructed of stone and concrete on a solid natural foundation. The
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    Shipping and Commercial Intelligence.
    791 6 ARRIVALS. Arratoon Apcar, Brit.. 2931. Fey. July 8, Singapore, gen., A. Anthony A Co. Waihora, Biit„ 1167, Brown, July 8, Singapore, gen., Koe Guan Co. Cheng Chkw, 1213, Lyons, July 8, Singapore, gen., Ban Eng, Taw Tong, Brit., 1 Oft, Hassan, July 7, Langkat, gen., Koe
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      37 6 FOR SALE. I i RNoUl’—- Bay Gelding, and Staiihope Gig with rubber-tyred wheth. .Horse and J rap can be sold separately if desired. Apply to Gko. MAC BA IN, A 3 7 u c Bovstead Jc Co.
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      527 6 THE HISTORY OF THIS HEADACHE. Is the History of Most Headaches When Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills ARE USED. IT DISAPPEARED. Almost from end to end of the Malay Peninsula Mr. H. J. J. Stafford. Inspector of Permanent Ways, F. M S. Railways, is known and respected. When interviewed in his
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      117 6 When the whole system is depresse 1 Nutritive reconstruction is of vital importance. <Steams II i/n’, is the ideal lonic, CrobSroy) FO LET Apartments vacant, for two Gentlemen in European Household. Apply A. B. 438 10-7 Pinang Gazette Office TO LET. Spacious <•<>downs, in Beach Street. For particulars apply tn
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      116 6 STEARNS WINE, the ideai reeunstructor, repairer, renewer ami builder up. S OVER SIXTY YEARS WORLD WIDE REPUTATION, WILKINSON’S a. Essence or Fluid Extract of RED JAMAICA Pronounced by the HIGHEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES the most WONDERFUL PURIFIER OF THE HUMAN BLOOD. The SAFEST and most RELIABLE REMEDY FOR e» TOHPID LIVER,
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      2290 8 I* 1 Ci. A BROKEN-DOWN system. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL INTERNATIONAL BANKING notice. Agricultural dhow, Penang, banking corporation. maatschappu. corporation. understand. It is annply weakness—a break-down, ~r>r«,vw IQOS as it were, of the vital forces that sustain the system. 4' H si.mrZe\7«i!L’jL\ M l <iy?S|iXl 1 »000.000 Netherlands Trading
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