Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 25 July 1905

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    20 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No |6B VOL. LXIII. TUESDAY, 25th JULY, 1905. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      1773 1 Intended Sailings. sewing. ■> 0. Steam Naviga- BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., LTD. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen, tion, Company. p- 11 IrSm npt cnl> ARRIVALS DEPARTURES. J|X I/ J cvuVICF <.gap.it.im, a t. ;>th Aug. nt 2 p.m.) Fhongwa v jgiXv S I MAIL v Madras, Pondicherry, Cu< Ida lore and
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      1235 2 DENTISTRY. YARROW HILL NURSERIES FRUIT FARM. linwirrw* Huttsnbach Bros.&Co., 111 Electrical Engineers Contractors. «c0,™.. .■>.». a. »,»»«<.». Charges Moderate. Consultation Free. g-n.s. Residing at 2t A Penang Road, locah-s •uiloings. Dynamos, Motors, Electric Cranes and A r<. Doors from the E. AO. Hotel. I CLEANS AND PC LISHES Locomotives, Dr.
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    RADIUM AND “SPONTANEOUS GENERATION.”
    539 3 TilK NEW EXPERIMENTS AT CAMBRIDGE. 'flit* rep‘»tei discoveries of Professoi in the Cavendish Libirntory at which were referre I to lately in l/a// Uave awakened so.ne-i;l-p a sensation in the w irld of 1111 ,r K Your true scientist resemble* the gcuMice. u x religious man
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    Horse Breaking By Electricity
    309 3 A SUCCESSFUL METHOD A recent numb r of the S-hit'ell rwlte liir Arldlerle un’l (>eh ••ontains an interesting article, in reg ird to the employment of electricity f>r the breaking of remounts, as used at th< Swiss remount d‘pot. Tne electric shock is emploved not a;
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    THE STORY OF PORT ARTHUR.
    758 3 Before a crowded meeting of the Riyal I mtel Service Institution the other day, a lecture was delivered by Mr. E. AshmoadBartlctt, late correspondent of The Time* with the Japanese during the siege and capitulation of I’.»rt Arthur. The chair was taken by Maj >r-(Jeneral
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    PASSENGERS FROM HOMF.
    187 3 Per P. and O. ;te uner Victoria from London July 7, connecting with Hmyal at Colo mho To Singapore- Mr. D. Campbell, Mr. J. H. R ibertson, Mr. C. Preston, Mr. R. M. Toreac Mr. J. R. ILigrart, Mr. C. L. Chripmin. To Penang: Mr. VV. H.
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    SCANDAL OF THE CONGO.
    1175 3 TERRIBLE SYSTEM OF ADMINISTRATION UNDER KING LEOPOLD. A bombshell h is been thrown into the Camp of th Congo Free State authorities by the public ition partial ami tardy though it m ly lie—of the report made by Captain Biccui. wlu wa.s sent by the Italian
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    Russian Sailors' Life.
    543 3 -D.T. Du.inj; th? reig i of Alex i i I •<• I[ f. an 1 Nicholas 11. the officers of the RussLm navy hive shown themselves far more amenable to the revolutionary movement than have the army officers. The naw generally is f.ir and away more liberal
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    The Norwegian Throne.
    101 3 Hoiienzollern and Bernadotte. Paris, June 30. The Berlin correspon lent of the Eclair states that he has le irne 1 that some time before the Norwegian crisis came to a head, the Norwegian Minister in Berlin asked the Kaiser whether he would permit a Prince of the
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      68 3 1 W ait Until ¥<<u Nbed It. b 1 not wait until some of your family S 11 a violent attack of colic or .q 11 A buttle of Chamlierlain’s Colic, 1,1 a and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand •’ii nee,],* has saved many a life. I’ro--11 <it once. All dealers
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      87 3 Caution Pers ms when tiaveilin should exercise care in the u.e of drinking w it»-. As a safe r u nil it is urg *1 tint every traveller secure a bott’e of Chi ii’icrl ins C die C ioleri a:i I Di trrhuei Re n* 1 before le iving h
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      59 3 Rk OMMENDKO BY DEALERS 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 yon buv this medicine. Dealers all over th e country will
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      64 3 Be 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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      547 3 The International Hotel. RACE WEEK. Special Dinners ON 25tli, 27th, aqd 29t!j July. SPECIAL TIFFINS Australian Beef, and Mutton from the Singapore Cold Storage. On 25th and 27th July. Special Java Rice Tafel Tiffin. On Saturday, 29th JvilyFr«nn Tuesday, the 25th, for a few days only, Fresh German Cask Beer,
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    THE WEEK.
    154 4 Tuesday, 251 h July. -;•■••’St.-Jriucs. Penang Races.'’ i Dallas pperA.Co. Town Hall, 9.39 pm. .High water 6.p3'p.m. I<ow water I J2a.ni t I.* Wednesday, .26tK July. T4»wh Baud. Esplanade. 0 to -7 p. in. High water 7.44 p.m. Low .Water, 2.02 a.in. Thursday. %7 th July. Penang Races
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    Tuesday, 25th July, 1905.
    1243 4 The movement among the Chinese to bovcott American goods is assuming formidable proportions, and the English papers Of Hongkong and the tYyxity jh»i ts no longer ridicule it as they did y| its in- L 'Cĕptioli.*- The China Or >rlu re-T I speaking of a large
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    HYDROPHOBIA IN PENANG.
    928 4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE M UNICI PAL COM MISSIONERS. A Special Meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held at the Municipal Office yesterday afternoon, when there were present Mr. J. W. Hallifix (President), Mr. L. IL Clayton, Air. Ciieah Tek Thye, Mr. A. R. Adams, Dr. V.
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    KAISER AND TSAR.
    102 4 A MIDNIGHT MEETING. [Reuter's Service Loud »n, 25th -hi v German papers suggest that the I for an interview between,the Tsar an<| Kaiser emanated from the former m, The motives and objects of the m,.,' are being anxiously discussed throuJi,,'"-j Europe, especially in France, where J| Witte,
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    ACCIDENT IN SINGAPORE.
    44 4 Press Agency 1 Singapore, 25th J u v iiilst some men Were working at found itions for a bridge at Kiu tl p )n Siigon, ir. Singapore, four of them' overpowered by noxious gases. Two of the men have since died.
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    BIG FIRE IN JOHORE.
    30 4 I > o- its Press Agency Singapore, 25th Julv. A big fire has occurred at Kota in Johore, destroying much propertv* The damage is estimated at $200,000.
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    Penang Cricket Club.
    20 4 The Tennis Tournament. Yeslerday's Results. Single Handicap—Cuss B. T. P. Nailer beat AV’. 11. Mutira 6—4 6—2.
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    The Police Court
    126 4 A Secret Society C.a»k. There were before Mr. L. P. Elxlen re«. terdiy, in the First Magistrates Court, thirteen Chinamen, of whom the first accused was charged with managing an unlawful society, while the other prisoner» were accused of acting as members of an unlawful society. The
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    Indian Opium Revenue.
    343 4 Jsinilu, I 4th Jul»’. The opium revenue to <1 ite this shown bv the 111 niihly statement puhlishei to-dav to be tea lakhs of rupees lietter than the cstimate. Tiie following letter is alleged to have been received bv a Life Insurance agrn r from a bereaved
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      132 4 j S'tTAUf.ISHf. D »«31. .v Ti: I I>U TIO.iy.S must pt addifexed td The, EJtior,’ 1 Wiilten on <nif «></« ofthe papei on/»/ and iv<-'uni>'ii)u<l hi/ the irriter’f n<i>ne ati’d ud'<lrehx‘not'iieeĕiisa*til n far iYiserliau hut ax U»»V4>’<»y yi hL monte»' WnV' paid at the “Timing ••A-. Cr«2»-l/e </#»■*’. :Z’f»<<uin, to
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    POLITICS AT HOME.
    350 5 THE GOVERNMENT’S INTENTIONS. -roiniY REBATE IX THE CO MM< iN S. Rkl’l KR N Skkvick. London. 24th July. The newspapers are full of surmises and n -tures concerning the ptooable date dissolution of P.irliame.it, but nothing certain has transpired. \'o further development Ins arisen in the crisis.
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    CRICKET AT HOME.
    61 5 FOURTH TEST MATCH ENGLANDS GOOD START. Rnr i eh's Service.] London, 25th July. Ihe fourth test match between England and Australia commenced at Old Trafford yesterday in fine weathe". Twenty thousand persons watched the match. The wicket was good. England scored .332 runs for six wickets. Haywtrd
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    APPOINTMENTS.
    36 5 [Rehteii's Service. j London, 25th -July. f’Ciieral Sir illiam Forestier Walker ha* been appointed Governor of Gibraltar, in place of Sir William Nichoh m. b.iroii t helrnsfor I has b x*n appointed Governor of Queensland.
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    RUSSIA.
    48 5 [Reuter's Service.] London, 25th July. Ilieie has been a terrible outbreak of violen -e amongst the m »b in Nij ii Nov--1 he cr.r.vd i d.rjcte 1 their viol -n *e agaiiHi a well-dressed persons in the Stiers, pursuing them int > houses. Manv WPre killed or wounded.
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    THE LOCAL SHIPPING TRADE.
    72 5 I‘ress «S'ez’inre. Singapore, 25th July. Lerin in firm is attempting to purchase ltain steamers in Singapore on condition at I he present owners will not compete the purchasers in the future. This ’l'p ios yet another instance of how Biih 1 yo.istal shipping is disappearing. i,I
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    PENANG IN 1904.
    2478 5 THE RESIDENT COUNCILLORS REPORT. I he .V<iministration Report on Penang during 1904, signed by the Hon. J. K. l>-reh, Resident Councillor, is published as supplement to last Friday s Government I he following are some extracts from it Revenue. Ihe Revenue for 1994 am; unts to $.3.2
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    THE LOG BOOK
    828 6 The •,-purser of the Norwegian steamer Ifaldis, which arrived at Moji on the 20th June from Chefoo, states that he was formerly employed on board the German steamer Telartos, ami asserts that that vessel was employed by the Russian Government in February last. She succeeded in taking
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    Shipping and Commercial Intelligence.
    816 6 arrivals. Malaya. Ger., 901. Block, July 25, Deli, c< ffee, Belin Meyer A Co. ok Kock. Dut., 325. Boon, July 25, Deli, gen., H. LieLcrt A' Cb. Hok Canton, Brit., 234, Scott, July 25. Acheen, gen.. Ban Ho Hin. Lan<;kat, Brit., 149, Liddell. July 25, Teluk
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      85 6 CoNTRAC’I Eb CIIRONHJ DiAK!iIIQK.\ HILE IN THE PIIILiPPINI b “While 'vitbrjtUj U.-a-Awii® in the Philippines, (Wfconie diarrhoea. I suffered severely from this terrible disease for over three years and tried the prescriptions of numerous physiejans, but found nothing that did me any good until I tried < hamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
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      186 6 STEARNS’ HEADACHE CURE, can be obtained from all dispensaries (quickly by post). Never be without the Genuine. NOTION. RRANGEMENTS having been made A with the British India Mail Steamers to carry Frozen Meat. »fcc., to Penang, residents requiring supplies are now requested to send orders direct to the undersigned. Consignees*.will
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      311 6 STEARNS' WINE, f >r debility, ema uas ti >n. thin and impure blood. Annunic girls improve rapidly. An excellent Iron Tonic. Agricultural Show.renang. 11l E Committee have decided to extend the time for entries in Classes for Horses and Dogs up to the 29th instant, .p- W. FOX. 1 Hon.
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      496 6 ADAMSON, GILFILLAN Co, Ltd.'s A Pangkore Road. Immediate Enti\. Apply to E. A. MANASSEH Co. PALE FINO SHERRY TO LET. House No. 9, pangkore road N I) Immediate Entry. ,82ue E. A. manasseh A C.J OLD TAWNY PORT. WANTED. TWO BUGLERS (Manili. men or A A CfcZ Malays) for I’uket
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      1102 7 P NECESS,T,ES Nor, roRSALE Wrought Iron Tubes and Fittings L 2. PROVISION FOR OLD AGE, F.u,d, A Choice Consignment. FOR Easily and Economically met by a Policy in The undersigned have been appointed as enumerated below, adapted to the use W 7 j a the BRITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE
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      2468 8 MHNiriPAI NOTICF ml /ft J IYT 1 1 SELF CURE NO FICTION!' HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI KEDESLANuSCHE lIAKDEL INTERNATIONAL BANKING The Central Hotel, -"s corp,»*™. r\ neriod of one month from this date NEED NOW DESPAIR* 9 n ,logs must be kept ..nd...- routrol either i No. 8 Penang Street, P
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