Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 29 September 1905

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    20 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ""ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 223 VOL. LXIII. FRIDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER, 1905. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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    "NERVES" IN THE PRUSSIAN ARMY.
    1290 3 —Z‘. JZ. G. B ONE WHO KNOWS IT. M H in times nt “..brume t| lo m:ii.il.mi thirty years, t J degree l,e '‘T^ 1 f I,l condition of things •'TL' ni tOtl,e re-birth vf a ire ,lie >"'P ort ,ncp ibe lint military Power
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    Paperchasing.
    269 3 The following, from the-ffanyoon is equilly applicable in Penang Stranger. Good evening, I see you have been paperchasing. Good run Breeches. Oh I suppose so. It’s awful rot you know rushing round the same °ld course over rotten little mu 1 walls and a few bunches of bamboo. Personally,
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    THE POPE AND IMPOSTOR “PRIESTS.”
    254 3 Rome, 6th Sept. If it has been claimed against Pius X. that he does not think sufficiently of the international affiirs of the Church, the same cannot be Slid of home affairs. His energy in this directi >n has just in these days taken the
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    The Servian Court.
    204 3 Festivities and Anxieties. Belgrade, September 6th. Great prepartions are being made here for the coming of age of Crown Prince George, which takes pl ice on September 9. his eighteenth birthday. The Prince is to be pro noted to t!ie rank of oflirer. an I after he
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    Memories Of Tamagno.
    243 3 Rome, Sept. 6th. All the space in the papers which is not taken up with the various murder trials, of which there are now several on Irin I. is devote I to Francesco Tainagno, who was the pride an I delight of his fellowcountrymen. Great stress is
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    A Remarkable Work of Sculpture.
    177 3 Venice, Sept. 6th. The sixth International Exhibition of art in Venice has resulted in the richest display of modern paintings and siulpture as yet seen even in this city of glorious traditions. The names of the jury of judges include those of Alfred East, Lu
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    A WHITE AUSTRALIA.
    714 3 Exchange. A good deal has been said and written about a White Australia,” and the vital necessity that arises of excluding Asiatics, and since tlie rise of Japan has made the Yellow Peril a very real menace in the opinion of many people, a new interest has
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    Passengers for the Straits.
    158 3 Per P. it O. steamer U/h’mo from London, Sept'Hnber 15th, connecting with the steamer Areailia, at Colombo —To Singapore Mr. S. Roby, Mr. G. L. Bannerman, Mr. C. J. Dawson, Mr. J. C. Inglis, Mr E. Moulsliey, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Harson and children, Mr.
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      17 3 STEARNS’ HEADACHE CURE, can be obtained from all dispensaries (quickly by post). Never be without the Genuine.
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      1110 3 WANTED. Municipal Notice. T the Central School, Taiping, an z l' HE Municipal Commissioners of George Assistant Master for Standard Six. A Town, Penang, hereby invite tenders Apply with copies of testimonials, to the for the construction of River Road Bridge, Headmaster, before Oct. 9th. Sungei Pinang. 709 28-9 Full
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    Friday, 29th Sept., 1905.
    1067 4 it is too soon yet to estimate the consequences of the Russo-Japanese war: indeed, it will probably take years 1 adore they fully develop themselves. Japan having gained immensely has also imo ense new responsibilities, as well as formidable new problems to solve. By no ‘means
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    The Bill of Lading Case.
    81 4 The charge of alleged cheating against Kader Mydin and Venjoor Fakir, in respect of $->O,OOO worth of goods delivered without a bill of lading, came on for hearing before Mr. Peel at the First Magistrate’s Court to-day. ?No fewer then seven counsel appeared in the
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    ALLEGED FRAUDULENT CLAIM.
    439 4 FRESH CHARGE ADDED. The case against Picheh Guni was agiin before a Bench Court yesterday on the charge alleging that, on 30th June last, he commenced a suit in the Supreme Court .against Navana Husinsah, a boat owner, falsely an l frau lulentl y cl liming $492,
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    A Post Office Case.
    198 4 Jewellery sent as Medicine.’’ Recently a person named R.imaver, a Kling, sent a parcel through the Pen mg Post Office to a man in Negapatam, the contents being entered in the deelar.ai i »n form as medicine.” The Postal .auth.«rit es at Negapatam apparently h id
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    Chinese in South Africa.
    213 4 1 ue Chamber of Alines at Johannesburg has made to the Government certain pro posals, which have been adopted, to prevent the Chinese on the Band from purchasing ami carrying lethal weapons. The passport system will in future be rigidly enforced, ami a warning posted in
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    THE FACTORY ROBBERY.
    485 4 “RECEtVErrsEVI.pI.-, v Considerable ti Ine W)s Bench Court (Messrs V i''' > i„ ..r, honestly receiving stolen part of the hauFof ov.-p "'fin, epper app,,,,,, recently made at t|,„ ""’I P. Factory, belonging to u’-?'" 1 at Pulau Tikus. 11 hp u Ihe first case was that,
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    217 4 y.i,.Y [J// iideinl <1 jot in this journal must be, 77/c Editor is not j opinions oj cor responds sb WELD QUAY. [To Tht Editor of Ike /’i/iH/iv 'd- 5 Sir, Your recent article oa tai 111,1 strU'dions to the t horouglifi'e Weld (J i iy, was most opporiunformation
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      244 4 CONTRIBUTIONS must he addressed to u 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. A LL monies must be paid at the Pinang ■rm Gazette Office, Penang, to the
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    THE ANGLO-JAPANESE TREATY.
    427 5 LOSDON PRESS OPINION. A Hours OF PRAISE. CONTINENTAL VIEWS. A GERMAN SUGGESTION. lIM'IER.S SKIiVICK L mdun, 28th Sept. .>x *pti «ii of Hie Daily .V/ >rx, mianimou-ly welcome the ri,f j'' Treatv with ihegrettest A While gnising the sense '•J 1 1 length 1 security it gives
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    AS ANGLO-JAPANESE SHIPPING COMBINE.
    64 5 HruiHK > Service. London. 28th Sept. i de > an !.< I -.fate, that .i great Anglo’,'l: '•nip- >u Jug combine has been 1 ~trh ;t ipit.il of five millions, and etticF> in ,nd ,1 anti Liverpool. The '-u.Tpi.jl ..tfi -s will be partly’ staffed l,
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    TYPHOON AT MANILA.
    47 5 I MMEX'E DAMAGE KkUTer- 'ERIICE. Lon don. 2*<th Sept. u tia Hve typhon has swept over i lu l' ii natives were killed and five i’ed 1 hoiisands of persons I’ i i nneless Th.- d nnu >•" puper". i, estimated at £lOO 000 werling.
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    AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.
    63 5 I >.... I El: s SERVICE London. 28’Ji Sept. Aucr.'ii i,r t!,e "Piling <f the Herr a I '‘‘’’’hsrat h. the Premier, *ei< troublous times t./'al| r. 1 i ,i *Pmj<?o S Hl i I'-uties to sink their differ’i.ii.e for the common weal. l;;/ ':'r i«t H»e lr sn.
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    M. DE WITTE.
    19 5 Service.] London, 28th Sept. JUr ll!K Berlin for St. *ith th<> k’ 1 “‘O**' cordial interview
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    THE SUEZ CANAL.
    662 5 THE “CHATHAM” BLOWS UP. A HUGE EXPLOSION. [Reuters Service London, 29th Sept. The explosion to remove the s.s. Chatli-tnt, which was wrecked in the Suez Canil, burst tiie vessel into pieces and threw up three huge columns of water, 'and and debris 2.000 feet high.fneariv a half
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    THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
    61 5 Reuter’s Service London. 28th Sept. The Tsar, in hi' invitations to a Peace Conference of the Powers, issued on the 21't hi'tant. proposes that the task of the C inference 'liall lie es|»eeially and tx.-lu-sivelv to deal with questions that have arisen out of the late war,
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    JAPAN’S COMMERCE.
    48 5 I Reuter’s Service.] London, 28th Sept. Reuter s correspondent at Tokio states that when the next budget i" submitted to the Japanese Diet it Will provide for the appointment of Commercial Agents in India, S »ut!i America, and Australia to push Japanese trade in those countries.
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    BRITISH EAST AFRICA.
    29 5 [Reuter’s Service] London, 28th Sept. Lord and Lady Hindlip are about to leave England for Mombassa, in connection with a farming scheme established there last year.
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    THE POWERS AND MOROCCO.
    112 5 FRANCO-GERMAN AGREEMENT SIGNED. FRENCH RIGHTS RECOGNISED. [Reuter’s Service.] London. 28th Sept. It is semi-oflieially announced in Paris that the signature of a Franco-German accord with reference to the proposed Morocco conference was expected to be made yesterday The signature of the Franco-German agreement has lr?n postponed,
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    RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
    45 5 Reuters Service. Ijondon. 28th Sept. Acc irding to the Mornint l*o*t it is stated that M. K irostovtsefF. one of the secretaries t> the peace plenipotentiaries I during the negotiation' at Portsmouth, will be: >me R is' in M inister a’ Tokio.
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    CHINA AND REFORM.
    43 5 Reuters Service London, 28th Sept. A Chinese Imperial deciee indetinitelv postpones the departure of ihe Chinese reformers who were to have left China to 'tu ly ref »rms in f neign countries and iurrodu 'e the n into Chin i.
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    DELINQUENT VOLUNTEERS.
    462 5 NON EFFICIENTS IN SINGAPORE COURTS. The S.ngap »re Court of Requests presented an unu-uil aspect on Wednesdav morning, when about tine d >z-*n memoTS of the Singapore Crops appeared before Mr. Midiell. in response to summonses is'ued in th** name of Captain Biker. the Adjutant and Paymaster of
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    The Homeward Mail.
    59 5 The Royal Mail steamer Nb»» M having left Singapore at 8. a.m. to-day. is expecte»! to arrive here at 4 p.m. to-morrow ami w ill leave for Colombo, Bombay etc. at 6 p.m. the same day. A sum of $l,OOO has been voted by the Perak Government
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    RUBBER IN THE STATES.
    752 5 A CHAT WITH MR. V. WICKWAR. Mr. V. Wick war, brother of Mr. J. Wickwar, of Nuwara EliyA„and the well-known Malay States arrived in;Ceylon by the s.s. Armand recently. Mr. Wickwar, who is staying at the Galle Face Hotel, told, a Time* of Ceylon reporter that
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    Another Rubber Company.
    237 5 Several Mal.u Estates Included. A special telegram to the Time* of Ceylon states that Mr. Lampard’s Malaya C np iuv. which is acquiring several estates ’it whic.i are 200.000 rubber trees from tv to twenty v ars old. is to l»e out by the end <>f this
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    823 6 On August 31st, Messrs. 11nil, Russell and Co., Limited, launched at Alierdeen a steel screw passenger and cargo steamer for the Indo-China Steam Navigation Company, Limited, to be employed in the North China trade. The vessel’» dwnensions are Length over all, 275 ft breadth, 40 ft. and
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    Shipping and Commercial Intelligence.
    992 6 ARRIVALS Ban Whatt Soon, Brit.. 199. Glenday, Sept. 28. Singapore, gen.. Beng Kee Co. Lanokat, Brit., 149, Liddell. Sept. 28, Teluk Anson, gen., K<»e (Juan Ar- Co. I Van der Parra, Dut., s'B. Boon, Sept. 29, Deli, gen., Huttenbach Lieliert Co. Kistna, Brit., 524, Learmont, Sept.
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      1346 6 Coff LimSd rivati n c A Comparison Between A CA,IAD,fI COMPfINY DOING BUSINESS in MALAy. an extraordinary general THE CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY •A. Meeting of Shareholders w' l (A LOCAL BRITISH COMPANY) held in the Office of the Company, 9 Weld ~1 i m i.. nu Quay, Penang,
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