Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 26 July 1905

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    20 1 PINANANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 169 VOL. LXIII. WEDNESDAY, 26th JULY, 1905. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      1300 2 DENTISTRY. YARROW HILL NURSERIES FRUIT FARM. UU hP fl Huttenbach Bros, Co., w I IM VVVS imv»** American Dentist, application to Electrical Engineers Contractors. y W ITT > ITT Residing* at 21A Penang 1 Road, logan s buildings. Dynamos, Motors, Electric Cranes and A r«. 0.. r. iron. h.. e.
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    THE GOLFING MOTHER.
    1013 3  -  hy HER DAUGHTER. ()f course, I <1 "<>t c implant of mother s HHMtion f»r g !L ,fc nlse >ne I [l for. 1 of, t 11 l,er 1 a:n re of those who believe that one should |>e ready to m ike allowances parent’s little weaknesses.
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    THE END OF A GALLANT CRUISER.
    922 3 1 he following graphic story of how the Japane-e er,user !'<<!.'<•>(<• go was blown up by a mine off Port Arthur is told in the lopan < iiroiih'J. details of Japanese iuasters oil I’.n t Arthur were k«*pt deeply hushed up until after the
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    IS FRANCE PREPARED FOR WAR?
    950 3 INTERNATIONALISM r. PATRIOTISM. Paris, June 30th. Tiie nearness of war (though the situation is still favourable) has caused much searching of the patriot heart. Is France prepared It is a mighty question for any nation to answer in this country it is singularly complicated. France
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    The Business of a Popular King.
    761 3 Rome. June 30. When one is witness of how little it takes to roust? the people t a enthusiasm, the business ot being a popular King seems simple in the extreme, and one wonders that episodes like the following do not more often taken
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      48 3 I’"\ r W vrr Exrit Y«.r Nkkv It. (s "ait until sonn* of your family 1 i’’ 11 wit h a violent attack of colic or *”’ttle of Chamberlain's Colic, Diarrhoea llemedv at hand cur' IM "’I li,H sav <‘d many a life. Pro- ”»ce. dealers «el! it.
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      77 3 RecoM VI EXHEO BV DEALEKS Ev ERY WH EK E. Mr. M. Links, a storekeeper at Careoar N. S. W., Australia, says I never fail to re’ommend Chn.mberl.iins Colic, Cholera and Diarrhiei Rem«'«ly, because I know it is good/’ You make n mistake wheu yon buv this im'divine. Dealers all
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      83 3 Be Firm. When vou ask for a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera ami Diarrhoea Remeily, d i n«>t allow the dea’er to sell you a substitute. Be firm in vour conviction that there is nothing so good. This medicine has lieen tested in the most severe and dangerous cases of
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      129 3 Contkac’ieh Chiionic Diakkhoea While IN THE I’HILtPrrNKH. While with the U. S. Army in the Philippines. 1 contra<?t<‘«l chronic diarrhoea. I suffered severrh from t his terrible «lisea*e fir over thrw wars awl tried the prescriptions «if numerous physicians, But fotiml nothing that did me any gorwl until 1 tried
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      561 3 Louis Ebert, deceased.! WANTED. I 1 l’ a,ri u,a rs <»f all 'pwo BUGLERS (Manila, men or dPCPaid? ga e Cstah f 1 Malavsj for Puket Police on $l2 cease Ibe sent in as soon as possible to per lne nseu. each and cost of passages. ADAMS «.V ALLAN, Applications
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    THE WEEK.
    159 4 Wednesday. 26th July. < Town Band. Esplanade, <> to 7 p. in. Dallas Opera Co. Town Had, 9.39 pin. High water 7.44 p.m. Low water 2.02 a.m. Thursday, 27th July Penang Races Dallas Opera Co. Town Hall, 9.3 U p.m High water 8 35 p.m. Low wafer 2.52
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    BIRTH.
    19 4 < >.i July 25th, at No. 6, Clove Hall Road, Penang. the wife of Captain F. Daniel, a son.
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    Wednesday, 26th July, 1905.
    1108 4 It is becoming increasingly evident that Japan's prospective commanding influence in the Far East is a factor which will have tube reckoned with in the future. The power, which is as-uredlv becoming hers, partly by viitue of conquest for the most infatuated -iq porter of Russia
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      THE COUNTRY GIRL.
      228 4 7’o The Editor atf the Pinang j Dear Sin. Pardon- me taking a few lines in your paper for expressing my views with regard to the conduct last night of a few persons present at the first appearance of the “Country (»irl The persons in question seemed
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    The Assizes
    94 4 At the Assiz«*s yestci’il.ix’ and to-d iy before Mr. Justice Fisher ami a common jury, a Chinaman i a ne I Leong Yearn was charged with att nnpting to c mi nit robix j ry at a Japanese house in Cintra Street. The Solicitor-General prosecute.l for the Crown
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    Homeward German Mail.
    189 4 the NonMeutscher Lloyd Mail Steamer Sachsen having left Singapore at 9 p. m. o i 2-)th inst is exported to arrive here on Thursilay, the 27th inst at 1 a. in. and will 1 -ave for Colomb Aden, Suez, Port Sai«l. Naples, Genoa, Gibraltar, Southampton, Antwerp and
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    THE HENRY DALIAS OPERA COMPANY.
    323 4 OPENING NIGHT. t A SUCCESSFUL PLAY The Henry Dallas Opera Company which Jelighted ,I’enaiig audiences a few months ago, returned on Monday to pay us another visit, under the personal direction of the manager Mr. F. C. Garton, who has ably succeeded in maintaining the
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    AT THE RACES.
    863 4 Mrs. Birch came early, wearing a blue ami white silk, trimmed with minute bow’s of black velvet and a small w’hite toque. Mrs. VV. Bailey in mauve flowered muslin and a broad straw hat with white roses. Mrs. J. Brown looked very young in a pretty mauve
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    RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
    286 4 THE IMPERIAL MEETING. ENTRAORDI NARY CONJ EOTUl:i]s I Reuter s Service, j London, 25th Ju' v The Tsar has returned to Peterhof, lhe Tsar was accompanied on In. tri to meet the Kaiser only bv his br.q; |r r ami the Court Minister. The Rn-, s i.
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    POLITICS AT HOME.
    86 4 [Reuter's Service.] London, 25th July. Unionist Organs approve of Mr. Ihlfour's decision to remain in office. Thev deem it quite right, that his personal feeling should give way before considerations of national importance. Ihe Radicals d *nou ice the action of the Government in clinging to office.
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    CRICKET AT HOME.
    101 4 I'OI'RTH TEST MATCH AUSTRALIANS FOLLOW ON Reuters Service Landon. 26th -July. The weather was lim* and the attendance large on the second d.ix of the fourth test match at Old 'Trafford. Rain had fallen oxerniglP. making the wicket somewhat deail. England finished off their first innings for
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    PEACE PROSPECTS.
    46 4 I Reuter s Serv ice. London, 26th July. Baron Ko.iiura. the Ja] am*se p«'ace plenipotentiary, h; s arrive I at New He was welcomed by the Japanese colonv in New York with loud cheering, n |e Band m:an while plaxing the Japanese national air.
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    THE PRICE OF TELEGRAMS.
    35 4 i Itkiiteii’s Service. L mdon, 26th July. It h is been offi -ially notified that theie is to be no reduction in the Press rate for telegr.i m to I ndia.
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    THE CHINESE BOYCOTT.
    49 4 SERIOUS DEVELOPMENTS IN HONGKONG. [*>7r<« its Press Ajewy Serrice. j Singapore. 26th July. In Hongkong an I Shanghai, compra<lo employe»! by American firms have been threatened with death ami the burning their houses by Uliines;:. An American gunboat is standing 1,1 re idiness for any emergency.
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      422 4 New Advertisements. NOTICE. B. I. 8. N. Co., Ltd. I. ''OR the convenience of passengers attending the race; the departure of q.s. Kixtna for Port Swettinham and Singapore has been deferred until 7 p.m. on Saturday, 29th instant. HUTTENBACH, IJ EBERT a Co, A &lt;p nix “THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE, 1888.
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      128 4 ESTABLISHED t*3l fUiNTItI HUTIoNS must b? addressed h. Th? Editor," written mi on? side nl th? pap?) only and accompanied by ll:? writer f name and add i &lt;xx uol ii?crssarily A*» *«*&lt;•»/«•■&gt;• but ax a guai anle? of good faith. z yfl l.h Winnies must be paid (it th?
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      20 4 &lt;■• 12 [.&lt;// inb&gt;n'le.dJor inaerliun hi this journal must be authenticated. The Editor is not responsible. Tor the opini-nx of correspondents, j
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      5 4 REFRIGERATORS. McAlister 6* Co., Ltd.
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    PENANG TURF CLUB.
    3289 5 U’TCMN MEETING 1905. HRSFDAY, TUESDAY. 25TH JULY. «in/s gather and before a very l tteinla" c&lt; indeed, this Il lUi isbi.ig '.....nmem-ed its Autumn fixtux- I r m. while all tiie suit »u,idndi’inns |'»a’ly propitious. l "-ri lC Racing ti a&lt; k in tip top order, satxiield&lt;
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    TO-MORROW’S RACES
    99 5 Selections. 1 hope to lie more on tiie spot than ever to-morrow. Here are m\ late-t. ami well worth watching. They are:— The Grift'.n K’cap. L Waving, 2. Dinah. 3. Mata&lt;l 1. 2 The Try Again Stakes. I. 'The Shrew. 2. Sceptre. 3. The Pavilion S akeS. 1.
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    TO-MORROW’S HANDICAPS.
    328 5 'The following are the handicaps for to•nurr.iw's races 1. The Gkiffix Handicap. Distance RC. Eigimvr 10. 10 Jack 9. 6 Wav mg I'3. 7 Dirdie 9. 0 Dinah 10. 3 Dee side 8.12 Btrvie 10. 0 Glenfiddich 8.12 Thvc Choo 9.12 Barbara 8.12 Matador 9.10 Yarborough 8.10 B»xer
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    705 6 At Stevens's auction rooms. L ndon, a small circular modal-box. made from part of the block known as Nelson's last pillow,” bceau.'e it supported the dead Admiral's Lead )\hen Ids body was &gt; cing brought Home, is to be sold shortly. The (’onim it tec of Lloyds
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    PASSENGERS FROM HOME.
    176 6 Per P. and (&gt;. steamer 1 l&lt;i,,ria y from London July 7, eonnecl ieg with llem/al at Colombo; I'o Singapore, Mr. IL Campbell, Mr. J. 11. Robertson, Mr. C. Preston. Mr. IL M. Toreiiee, Mr. J. R. I laggai t* Air. C. L. chapman. To Penang: Mr.
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    Shipping and Commercial Intelligence.
    833 6 ARRIVALS. Camha, Brit., 1195. Jones, July 25. London, gen.. .\d-*ii'M»n. Gilfillan A’ Co. DEPARTURES TO-DAY I’aoaxi; for I’at.u Bahra. Taw Tong for Telnk Anson. Dki.i for Trang. VAi.HN ii.is for Edie, 'l’. Seiuawe. Segli, Olehleh and I’ulo Weh. M AI.A'. a f&lt; I)eli. Fi vim Pi:agon’
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      56 6 Caution 1 Persons when travelling should exercise care in the use of drinking water. As a safeguard it is urged that every traveller s&lt; ,uh a Lottie of Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy liefore eaving home, to be carried in the hand •aggage. 1 his may prevent distressing sickness and
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    Perak Turf Club.
    781 8 PROGRAMME. 15th, 17th and 19th August, 1905. Taiping Races, 1905. r FIRST DAY. Tuesday, 15th August. 1. The Maiden Plate. Value $4OO for maiden horses weight per scale 10 c:t&lt;&gt;ne ex-Griffins imported at price not exceeding $4OO allowed 14 lbs. Entrance $2O 1 mile. 2. The Champion
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