Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 14 September 1905

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    20 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 210 VOL. LXIII. THURSDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER, 1905. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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    FRANCE IN CHINA.
    712 3 I 1 Wille, in the Annales Pol.lt i- M* ’"'l i t in I’aris, says that French 1, l’ ul 1S ,< l‘. ought to be touched bj Ijtio"' 11 bc S haB allowe»! herself to Ke f ct "h, the Far East by eornpetiK ve appeared
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    New Rubber Scrap Machine
    109 3 jp irr of the livlia Rubber writes:—l o > ler«tan»l that a French rcep.’ d'. lll, a V s p prominence has hi,, l ,V mac dm* whereby the fr.in t UI entirely sepiratod medin 1'" 1 l proc <s is < l” ite 7 c
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    NAVAL PROGRESS.
    601 3 ADMIRAL NOEL’S LABOURS. The correspondent at Hongkong of the Xaral and Military Record writes thus Few persons outside this command can realise the magnitude and success of Sir Genrd Noel’s labours in the interests of progress and reform. Starting with cruising in company (a detail hitherto unknown on
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    A Cricket Incident.
    122 3 A curious cricket incident is reported from Canterbury where Kent were playing Essex. When some of the cricketers were having a knock at the nets prior to the start of the match, a ball was hit across the pitch and going under the roller was crushed into
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    THE BATTLE OF TSUSHIMA.
    1589 3 JAPANESE OFFICERS’ OPINIONS. A considerable interval generally elapses before responsible Japanese officers allow themselves to speak frankly about any of the great events of the war. Thus it is only now that we learn with anything like accuracy what views they entertain concerning the most interesting
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    The Light of Fireflies.
    191 3 Several years ago, says a writer in Cassell's Maciazinr, Dr. S. P. Langley found that the firefly gives light practically without heat, so that, considered from the point of view of expenditure of energy, it is a far more efficient light-producer than any artificial system. Dr.
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    THE WEEK.
    123 4 Thurs«!»y. I4th September High water 1.00 p.m. Low water 6.50 a.rn Fri Jay. 15th September. Town Band, Esplanade, 0 to 7 p. m. High water 1.50 p.m. Ixhv water 7.40 a.m Saturday. 16 h September. Town Band, Golf Club, 6 to 7 p. tn. High water 2.40 p.m
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    Thursday, 14th Sept., 1905.
    1147 4 Judging from the report on the trade of Japan for last year, issued by the Foreign Office and prepared by Mr. G. Bat clay, Secretary to the English Legation at Tok io, the commerce of that country has really suffered very little as a consequence of
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    FIRE AT "TYERSALL."
    365 4 SULTAN OF JOHORE’S PALACE IN FLAMES. At about two o’clock qn Sunday morning a fire broke out at Tyersall, the Sultan of Johore’s palace in Tanglin, Singapore, and great damage was done to the building, its costly furniture, and the works of art for which the Istana
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    The Police And The Public.
    529 4 In the Third Magistrate’s Court yesterday, before Mr. Smith-Steinmetz, three men of the Marine Police force weie summoned by three Klings for assault. According to the story of the plaintiffs, who are employed on a local toi gkang, they were asleep in their boat near
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    THE BILL OF LADING CAS
    221 4 In the First F<>|i ce Murison Allan m-n* r I alleged cheating bromd.t e", bin Pah Ltam again.} V enjoor Pakir in resist c 1 1 ex the 8.1. liners H without a bill ofhdin r r f I Mr. Allan intimate ponement of the
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    Clogging the Wheels of Justice
    353 4 Clogging the Wheels of J ustice At the beginning of this week th* p Magistrate Mr. Ebdmi) com merited 1 on the work of the Police Court b*;ic J peded by Chinese and other Asiath? figuring as defendants, owing to theii J sistence in applying for postponement'; their cases it
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      114 4 /CONTRIBUTIONS must be addressed to The Editor,” written on one side of the paper only and accompanied by the writers name and address not necessarily for insertion but as a guarantee of good faith. yg LL monies must be paid at the Pinang Gazette Office, Penang, to the Secretary, whose
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      12 4 SCALES. PRIZE M EKAL S.O'l.* McAlister 6f Co„ Ltd. McAlister 6? Co.,
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  • Obituary
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    178 4 OBITUARY. We regret to announce the <le:it!i of Claude Ley Kum, which took pil’d morning in Penang at 9 o’clock. P‘oi- I had been affected with p iralysis for time past, and came to Penang at end of last month iutemiingto pn ei'"| Hongk mg, where his widowed inotli<r,'lLey Kum,
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    THE LOSS OF THE “ MIKASA.”
    203 5 THE LOSS OF THE MIKASA.” English sympathy. t ;:I.EGKA'' FROM KING EDWARD. ADMIRAL TOGO’S ESCAPE. IIReiEUS Skkvicb.] London, 13th Sept. T I ..n.atl.v will. proto”» 1 I ((f Admiral Togo s ‘.’L’ They recall similiar [>-:t isli Navy. dl 1/ was anchored in oasebo the fire at the 131 r
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    THE EARTHQUAKE IN ITALY.
    78 5 MORE SHOCKS IN CALABRIA. royal donations. [Reuters Service.l London, 14th Sept. There were three fresh earthquake shocks lietween eight o'clock yesterday evening and two o clock in the morning at Cosenza. in Calabria. Further damage was done. The panic is increasing. The Queen of Italy has
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    THE POPE AND JAPAN.
    45 5 Reuters Service.] London, 14th Sept. The American Roman Catholic Bishop [O’Connell has started for Japan to convey t the Mikadu. the congratulations of His 11 'dines* the Pope on the magnanimous pace and the treatment of the Roman [Catholics in Japan.
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    THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
    17 5 [Reuter's Service London, 13th Sept. Ph? Russian Peace Commissioners have Bailed from New York.
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    GREECE AND ROUMANIA.
    36 5 DIPLOMATIC RUPTURE. .Reuter's Service. London, 14th Sept. bip uh oic relations between Greece ln ’’umania have been ruptured as a of the latter's refusing to redress i <- grievances of Greek subjects in nouinama.
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    RUSSIA.
    29 5 [Reuters Service] London, 13th Sept. linn.' 11 ibe different races conlr 1,1 out<<irt s o f Baku IncendiManrT {,lu,,de l, Xnfe in Balakhany. tl,e U Ver Vol>! are
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    BARON KIMURA.
    54 5 Reuters Service.! London, 13th Sept, ri l ,llC s, n r Japanese K’fhiiuintl Tilursd, J It i 5 i>• London, later. Wd fever* d at Barou Komura has o 'nnio llP i n s P ecial ist has been a been <’ t th Gwon’s ret «m to
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    THE HUNGARIAN CABINET.
    17 5 [Leliers Service.] Th# u London, 13th Sept, to tho 'r Pabb,et bas resigned ari,,g
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    RACING IN ENGLAND.
    163 5 RESULT OF THE ST LEGER. VICTORY OF AN OUTSIDER. [Reuter's Service London, 14 th Sept. The St. Leger, the last of the great classic races of the year, was run at Doncaster yesterday. The withdrawal of Cicero and M. Edmond Blanc's horses had deprived the race of
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    THE NEW VICEROY.
    62 5 [Reuter's Service] London, 14th Sept. The Earl of Minto, the new Viceroy of India, has not yet definitely taken his passage, but it is lielieved that he will sail in t.ie Macedonia reaching Bombay on November 4th. Lord Guernsey has been attached to the staff of General
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    THE POWERS AND MOROCCO.
    38 5 [Reuter's Service.! London. 14th Sept. The attitude of Herr Rosen in his negotiations with M. Rouvier is of the most conciliatory description. A complete agreement with reference to the proposed Morocco conference is imminent.
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    SIR GEORGE WHITE.
    25 5 [Reuter’s Service j London. 14th Sept. Field Marshal Sir George White has had to undergo slight operation on the foot, in Belfast.
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    THE ZAMBESI BRIDGE.
    432 5 A GREAT ENGINEERING FEAT. The magnificent bridge over the River Zimbesi. which, as announced by Reuter yesterday, has been formally opened by Professor Darwin, son of the great Professor Darwin, forms a connecting link on the Cape to Cairo railway, a scheme which it was the ambition
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    ’RIKISHA STRIKE IN TAIPING.
    321 5 Taipmg experienced a jinrikisha strike yesterday. Though it wai a Chinese holiday, the streets presented a deserted appearance, and the streets lacked that hurry, noise, and bustle associated with vehicular traffic. The jinrikisha owners, who have organised the strike, are bitter against the .Police for wiiat
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    The Chinese Boycott.
    546 5 AVasldngton, Aug. 25th. There is a disposition here to question the statement of the Chinese authorities that the latter are unable to stop the Ijoycott of American goods. At the Chinese Legation it is said that the movement is beyond the control of the Chinese Government, and
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    AUSTRALIA.
    547 5 THE FEDERAL BUDGET. T. Sir. John Forrest, the Minister of Finance, delivered his Budget speech in the Federal House of Representatives on August 22nd. The total revenue of the Commonwealth for the past financial year amounted to £11,460.001). being £109,000 below the estimate. The principal items are :—Customs and
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    Chinese on the Rand.
    215 5 Joh.mnesburg, Aug. 24th. The Chinamen wanted in connection with the murder of a Dutch farmer at Brunkhorst Spruit on the 16th inst., have been captured. The authorities are formulating drastic measures for the hunting down of Chinese deserters from the mines, with the object of preventing
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    484 6 The Army Council Ims approved of the employment of four transports for the coming Indian military reliefs, namely, the Assaye, Sicilia, Rlassey, and lonian, which will make twelve outward and homeward voyages, beginning with the Assays leaving Southampton on the 6th September, and ending with the arrival
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    Passengers for the Straits.
    275 6 Per P. 0. steamer Brittania, from London, August 18th, connecting with Chusan at Colombo —For Singapore, Mr. E. N. Turner, Mr. J. Boyd, Mrs. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. W. Tro well and child, Mr. J. Place, Mr. L. E. Halsey, Mr. B. Hathorn. For Penang, Mr.
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    Shipping and Commercial Intelligence.
    1031 6 ARRIVALS. Lady Weld, Brit., 245, Treweeke, Sept. 14, Tebik Anson, gen., Kwong On Co. Perak, Brit., 297, Buchanan, Sept. 14, Port Swettenham, gen., Koe Guan Co. Malaya, Ger., 348, Loewe, Sept. 14 Deli, gen., Behn Meyer A Co. Benvenue, Brit., 2505. Kroble. Sept. 14, LonLondon, gen
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