Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 8 September 1905

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1 8 Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
  • 20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No 205 VOL. LXIII. FRIDAY. Bth SEPTEMBER. 1905. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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    • 1776 1 lntended Sailings. Shipping. t I Shipping, p& 0. Steam Naviga BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., LTD. Norddeutscher Lbyd, Bremen, tion, Company. A KM ijgps IIPE m» *R»IV*tS AND DEPARTURES. N |t\ mail SERVICE. Madras, Pondicberrv, CmMalore and at I® 1 11 Rt l’ m Tecsta ffflKW Imperial German Mail Line.
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    • 1275 2 IQ pp PENANG VOLUNTEERS. The NE WJR EMC REMED! nllttGilbaCh DfOS/ OtUOa; o,i,,i!rBadams> ®®B®® Thirstv This successful and highly popular remedy, used in the lllllOLV n /V 1 Continental Hospitals by Ricord, Rostan, Jobert, Velpeau *I v T Electrical Engineers Contractors. SEPTEMBER, 1905. and surpasses everything It it her to
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  • 411 3 H|< DISABII.mES IN INDIA. in Capital says:-The disA tfrlt lt .r which the white non-official I ,<|h an' very great. This is i 111 if he be a married man "X 4 To be burn in ne va'iie wav thought to be ]>>’ l 8 |,e educated
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  • 325 3 Rome., Aug. 11 th. The anniversary of the Coronation of Pius X. draws attention to the name wliico ie chose on becoming Pope. All the Pontiffs who have had the name of Pius lave been an honour to it. and some have been illustrious. Pius
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  • 539 3 —Rangoon An old Indian Resident sends us the following:—Dr. Beheim of Berlin has published a lengthy article in a German contemporary on his visit to India in the summer of 1904. He says life in India is attractive at a distance only No AngloIndian—man or
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  • 308 3 Panama hats are made from the common fan-shaped pplm, called palmicha,” which grows wild in abundance in various parts of Central and South .America, generally in a moderate climate and in fairly moi«t ground. Young shoots of uniform siz are cut from the plant and boi'ed to a
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  • 1241 3 stmets of civilisation left in you. Morning Leader. THE FILIPINOS’ STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE. BY STANLEY P. HYATT. The news that the Dutch have brought their little war in the Celebes to a successful issue will excite the envy of the Americans. In their neighbouring possessions, the unpieaceful
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  • 215 3 An Italian writer, M. G. R idocanachi, explains, in a charming and erudite article, that Italy—that lawgiver on all things connected with the beautiful has, in the course of centiv ies, entirely changed her idea as to woman's beauty. The tvpe of a lovely woman," we are
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  • 191 3 XX’ e und s'an 1, savs the Indian pioneer, that the X’iveroy is bringing out from Florence, at his own expense, an Italian mosaicist i, or worker in the form of mosaic known as I’ietra Dura, with a view to restoring th* panels of inlaid
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    • 72 3 GfOVe BU °kpool, Eag. IK'IM ''i’ ur l ”»e of piles in l l CUh and lu IS now 25 months since IP tl,' B I h«ve had no '"'prind tsi 1 ‘"f co, "plamt-during “«-1.-»,,,,, Howard,. nf "P rtu rin-tu.T""- S| ""T- ’•'"“'ling r 1 1 rZ rest »l«ep
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    • 63 3 Cuts, Bruises and Burns Quickly Healed. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is an antiseptic liniment and when applied to cuts bruises and burns, causes them to heal without maturation ami much more quickly than by the usual treatment. It allays the pain of a burn or scald almost instantly. Unless the injury
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    • 78 3 Unnecessary Expense. Acute attacks of colic, cholera morbus and dvsentery come on without warning, and prompt relief must be obtained. There is no necessity of incurring the expense of a physician’s service in such cases if Chamberfain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is at hand. A dose of this remedy
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    • 104 3 South African Carpenter Cured by Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Mr. Geo. Taylor, a car[>enter at Port Elizabeth, Cap<> Colony, who had a very bid attack of cramp colic and dysentery, say “I w is so bad I had to go to bed, when a friend of mine gave
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    • 856 3 kiwta uMretn Penang Sales Room. DIVIDEND M No. 13. A Fl RTHER dividend of 6d. per share IHE SALE Ol I,,as declared payable in London 3 SHOP HOUSES on 31st August and will l>e paid to all 1 local Shareholders as soon as the regis- tered list of Shareholders on
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  • 1179 4 Should success attend the movement among the Chinese to secure by some means a relaxation of the very stringent laws which at present exclude them from the United States of America, we may expect to see something of the same kind applied to Australia, where they
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  • 395 4 AN iAGQQM PISISHE D FACT. The idea of a Football League in Penang seeing ‘to have “caught on” in-ne uumistakeable manner, and it bids fair to be successful iiR,-e.yer,y. w>jy, judging fiom the enthusiasm yat jyaugiiral meeting of Football Club representatives held last night in the Y.
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  • 217 4 Demvering Goons without a Bill of r Lading. Some sensation has been created in local shipping circles by the issue of warrants for the arrest of K;uL r Mydin and Vonjobr Pakir on charges of alleged cheating in connection with some $50,000 worth of goods which arrived
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  • 205 4 pur issue jf ye;terday a. statement appeared to the eftep.t that a, Qlqnese cashier in the firm of Messrs. Slot and Co. had been chargeM witrrforg'iiig and using as genuii e receipts purportijig to be.jsigned by Slot and Co. for payments alleged to have been made by the
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  • 373 4 THE STRAITS IX j |y The Board of Trad.. |j., are satisfactory. Ju t l( r,r show that the total v;diic uf p’’' t* 7 last month was £27,821 Q.'/] represen-tiug -an inerea.u over July in last year. ln H)| 't ’’"'-b Their value j‘ s
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  • 322 4 We have received from the S7r"i/> Press,"Singapore, a handsome “Sihmof Singapore,” in the form of a Visitors Guide Book. The h.x/c is-abuutsi inches long by four broad and cmit iinov--200 pages of interesting reading nritr-r.T illustrations, besides numerous ad' r* merit's. It is boiin-l in a soft corer»rti|
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  • 20 4 Water 1’”'". There will be scratch m l jp 4’’ the 10th in.st. Start of I'l“}' il >
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    • 354 4 EASTERN ORIENTAL HOTEL, PEN ANO. The “Premier” Hotel in the Island. FACING THE SEA. SITUATION UNRIVALLED. The “Crag Hotel,” Penang Hills, The only Sanitorium in the Straits Settlements. FOR SEA BREEZĔ”STAY AT THE E. O.” FOR HILL BREEZE DO NOT MISS THE CRAG.” NOTE that from and after this date
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    • 237 4 CONTRIBUTIONS must fre addressed to The Editor,” written on one side of the paper only and accompanied by the writer s name and address not necessarily for insertion but as a guarantee of good faith. ALL monies must be paid at the Pinang Gazette Office, Penang, to the Secretary, whose
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    • 7 4 PRIZE MEDAL SAFES. McAlister QP Co., Ltd.
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    • 4 4 REFRIGEUAT-» McAlister? Co- L
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  • 173 5 tBE FEELING in riotixo in tokio. rtN cHR.STmVcHORCHES BURNT. re-UDKNCK DKBTROYKO. „«K Wl>’ ,BTh Pkitkks Service.) I London, 7th Sept. corrMP »wient at Tokio states c d at midnight on Tuesday. that two of *l* rioters were s r T l kiuH» destr.yed during the were J
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  • 121 5 DECENT REFORMS IN KELANTAN. THE "TIMES COMMENTS. Rkvtkk s Service I London, Bth Sept. Th? Timn. in a leader commenting on an interest inn report from Kelantan, pays a warm tribute to the reforms effected in that State under a beneficent administra tion controlled by English
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  • 57 5 RP3SIAN OFFICERS DEGRADED. Kiu’tkrs Service.] London, 7th Sept. A Rushan ukase dismisses and degrades A ”ira NieljogatoiF and the captains of th** Imttleships A iro/ot, Neniarin and d/oarin, who are liable under the naval penal code. lie other officers, including those of the W, are t
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  • 47 5 Lecters Service.] London, 7th Sept. t 1r < orrespondent at Tokio states Japanese defeated the Russians 1,l M n»*'of sharp engagements in nortlie‘ Corea, on the first instant. of the Russians in Sagat Vubm"' CrU lied the 30th «Itimo ’“to, on the west coast.
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  • 21 5 [hKiißKs Service.] 1/0,1 bin, Bth Sept. •II ‘1« Fren".i/i r,,cc;> llas to W,«l f.„ publicly o f the
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  • 29 5 i Rkl i er g ‘Service.] The rel»u 8,11 Be P t ‘■'Aided f ll,!l rtst Africa have a,H llki J ui- The British Mrhs escaped.
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  • 22 5 R «vm’s Sukvicb.] Tl,e «Imb of P Btl Se P fc l ’«rg. ersi has left St. Peters-
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  • 147 5 ANARCHY IN THE CAUCASUS. FIERCE FIGHTING AT BAKU. BRITISH AMBASSADOR’S APPREHENSIONS- [Rkutkr's Service.] London, Bth Sept. The situation in the Caucaus is continually Income more alarming. Hundreds of persons have l>een shot by infantry and artillery. At Balakhany near B.iku a thousand persons were killed and wounded «luring a
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  • 346 5 Referring to the resignation of Lord Curzon, the Pioneer writes It is a great and sudden fall there has lieeu nothing like it in the India of the Crown. Lord Welleslev was overthrown by the Directors, but at the end of years of long Irawu out discord
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  • 93 5 Barbarous Orders by the Police. The Chief of Police at Home! has cause*l placards to be posted up announcing that, as his life has twice been attempted by Jews lielonging to the dregs of Jewish society throwing l»oml>s, when any such men are seen in the
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  • 176 5 The Government coal mines at Ombilien in Sumatra produced during the year 1904 205.584 tons, against 201,311 tons in 1903 and 180,000 tons in 1902. Efforts aie being made to introduce coal fi om Poeloe Laoet, an island off the soutii-east coast of Borneo, and it is expected
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  • 1945 5 SINGAPORE’S RIVAL, Fate, and a fine Dutch mail steamer too.k me to Sabang Bay, Pulo Way, which lies off the North-west corner of Sumrttra, the* outlier of the Dutch Netherlands Indies in the Indian Ocean. After getting out of Singapore harbour to the westward and clear of the
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  • 854 6 The appointment of second in command of the China Squadron, vacated by RearAdmiral the Hon. A. G. Curzon-Howe, will not be filled. consequence of astonishing success in night-shooting during a naval exercise, the commander of the German ironclad cruiser Prinz Adalbert, Captain Jacobsen, has been decorated by
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  • 994 6 ARRIVALS. Prinz K. Friedrich, Ger.. 5001, Prehn, Sept. 7, Yokohama, gen., Behn Meyer Co. Kistna, Brit., 524, Learmont, Sept. Singapore, gen., H. Liebert <fc Co. Calypso, Brit., 349, Lowry, Sept. 8, Singapore, gen., W. Mansfield Co, Flintshirk, Brit., 2476, Cundy, Sept. 8, London, gen., Boustead Co.
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    • 58 6 Bilious Colic Prevented. ■l a ke a double dose of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy as soon as the first indication of the disease appeals and a threatened attack may be warded oft’. Hundreds of }>eople who are subject to attacks of bilious colic use the remeily in this
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    • 17 6 STEARNS’ HEADACHE CURE, can be obtained from all dispensaries (quickly by post) Never lie without the Genuine.
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    • 211 6 STEARNS WINE, for thin, nervous and fretful people, old and young. Immediate benefit. Improves the quality of the blood. IKEATINGS a most agreeable method of admin- i 1 istering the only C I WORM Thread Worms. < w 11IVI li is perfecilysafe 1 and mild, eepeci- > ally adapted for
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    • 1313 6 London. Ardmay Boarding House RUBEROID ROOFiiilG! CENTRAL SITUATION. :<>: MODERATE INCLUSIVE TERMS. /RIJBEROID 'Veatherpi J 497 20-9 mwf and Fire Resisting KJJ J I NOTICE. —Proofing ruberoidll ,or,b l N. l h..un i ruberoid Upto Monday, 2nd Octol >er, 1905, at F* fl C“* Is absolutely ciiuin proof, FYI Sa--s
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    • 1031 7 TWO GREAT NECESSITIES, penanc band. the prye RIVE» DOCK, p Q. u n F M,LY pr °v s' on p rov slon FOR OLD AC UnAnAM a UO., Ltd., 2. rKOVisiON FOR OLD ACE. u.e Hand win 1» M and Berthage for Vessels J Easily and Economically met by a
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    • 2476 8 DENTISXRY Important Municipal Notice. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI NEOERLAHDSCHE HANDEL INTERNATIONAL Ban?? AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. BANKING CORPORATION. MAATSCHAPPIJ CORPORATION N! W. MANSON, Incorporated by Royal Charter. Paid-up-Capital $10,000,000 Fiscal Agents for the II Owners of Dog, are hereby informed -2 Rnmm fund. Hetherianda Trading Society. S M#
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