Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 4 October 1905

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    20 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833 No. 227 VOL. LXIII. WEDNESDAY. 4th OCTOBER, 1905. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      1692 2 n qft PENANG VOLUNTEERS. p Sergt. Ogle. When H LlttfinbaCh Ot vOm ORDERS BY CAPTAIN a. R. ADAMS, 15th Smgt. Murray. —1 1 IUIIVHMWVII "J COMMANDANT. 22n& to 28th, The Adjutant;—Corporal ThirSlV Electrical Engineers Contractors. October, nws. j.G.Auan:-cor P o ra i Wednesday, 4th. Range reserved for Ande i f
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    FRANCE AND HER ALLY’S FUTURE.
    782 3 cFRMANY'S attitude in ,b MOROCCO. Paris, Sept. 11th. s case seems to resemble that U li i warrior who. safe home again of* 11 0 uiipaisrns, finds death in an M Ji ».*i «'y pr fc Hie here at least, take the Th<* U J
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    THE CULT OF THE JAP.
    1130 3 lou may talk of Columbia Victrix now. wenty years society will be worstiipping Fokiana Triumphans.” Apropos of his book Altiora Peto,” celebrating as it practically did, the smart supremacy of the fair American at the West End, Laurence Oliphant expressed himself to the foregoing effect
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    The Statue of Liberty.
    208 3 A Curious Allegation. The statue of Liberty in New York Harbour has probably been the subject of more adverse criticism on account of its Situiti«»n than any similar structure in the world. The latest allegation against it is that it is the cause of another drawback
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    Treatment of Pneumonia.
    219 3 New York. Sept, ilth During tire last year, the A meric in Health B >ard has been investigating the su! j *ct of pneumonia, with special reference to the possibility of disc >vering a pneumonia antitoxin. Their preliminarv report. presented to-day. is rather disappointing, inxsmueh as it
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    Nun’s Fatal Fall.
    92 3 Berlin. Sept, lltli. A v King n >vic named Gertrude Jilla. in trving to esca >e from the Convent of tire Good Shepherd, at Beuthen. in Silesia, foil from the third storey, and broke her spine, firing alm »»t instantaneously. She endeavoured to reach the ground by
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    SILK FROM THE SPIDER
    566 3 Among the other resources of Madagascar, a possession which will be extremely valuable to France, is (says the Bombay Gazette) the giant spider, a creature which spins a remarkable web that is now being mmufactur 1 into excellent silk. At the Paris Exhibition, five years ago,
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    German Settlers In Russia.
    243 3 According to statistics rcently issued bv the Russian Government, there are nearly 1.700,000 German settlers e-tablisired in the I’sar s dominions. Even this enormous total is below the actual number of German residents, a< the data on which the statistics are based were incomplete. Podolia and
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      102 3 Mistaken Diagnosis. 'There ai e manv people who have pains in the back an I imagine that their kidneys are affected, while their only trouble is rheumatism of the muscles, which can be cured by a few applications of Chamlrerlain's Pain Balm, or by dampening a piece of flannel with
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      1085 3 notice. f T ISACK GRAND am applying for the license the Prince of VVMes Hotel. I hereby give notice that in the the »s am A responsil»'»* for anv pre» ious debts Lnequailedl 730 4 10 aßr Purifying Agent asu ,s hyJA ppndispensable in Hot Countries. V NEW YORK. I
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    THE WEEK.
    139 4 WeiheUay. 4tk October, P. V. Company Drill, Fort. High water 4.33 p.m l»ow water !<’.24a.rn Tharsflay. sth Oc'ober P. V. Recruit Drill. High water 5.25 pm. Ixrw water 11.12 am Friday. 6th October. Meeting of the Municipal Commissioner*. Meeting of Scotsmen, Chamber of Commerce, 4.30 p.m. Town Band,
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    Wednesday, 4th October, 1905.
    1186 4 Our Hongkong contemporary, the Daily Press, in an article entitled The Importance of Wei-Hai-Wei,” strongly opposes V» «.«««war w authorities. After a lengthy review of the historical events that led up to the British occupation of Wei-Hai-Wei our contemporary says Wei-Hai-Wei was leased for as long
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    INTERESTING TO HORSE OWNERS.
    385 4 In the Court of Requests yesterday, Mr. G; H. brought an action against Mr. E- L. Miles foi the recovery of a sum of $25, alleged to be due for breaking in a horse belonging to the latter. On the case being called, Mr. Hanman was
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    The Interport Rifle Match.
    478 4 The Adjutant, Penang Volunteers, asks us to announce that all practices at the range for the Interport Match will commence at 6.45 a.m sharp, each day. It is absolutely necessary, to avoid delay, that those shooting should attend punctually. li'ic xt.inge mci.wl fur utiese practices each
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    WRECK OF THE “BIHARA.”
    179 4 i*iNDiNG Of The Court of IRv In the Marine Court of Enquire at Rangoon to consider the ca< e wreck of the Bihar., U pronounced to the effect that i i consider thit the Chief En»i neer > a lamentable want of common and consideration, we
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    The Plague In India.
    641 4 Simla, 28th Septemkr. There were 3,192 plague deaths in t P whole of India la,t week, the Bonibav P r 9. sidency reporting 2,354 Centi a p r vinces, including Befar, 320; Presidency 227 and all the oth £r pi,,, vinces only 291 amongst them. n
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      112 4 ESTABLISHED 18». CONTRIBUTIONS muet be aMreseHl to The EiKthr," written on one side of the paper only and accompanied by the writer s name and address not necessarily for insertion as a guarantee of good faith. jfLE'yAoniCs must be paid at the Piuang Oazette” Office, Penang, to the whose receiptswill
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    THE CHINESE ON THE RAND
    66 5 FURTHER outrages. [Rkutkr’B service.] L hi. n KKI i L London, 4th October. i npdit attacks on isolated bv bands of wanderhnu*’’"" J.serter/ from the mines, W there. |rF CHU'IUg b London, laterattack <>n a lonely store at A"" t |pr iJe bv Chinese deserters
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    RUSSIA.
    64 5 ,-SBEST IX INLAND AND 1 FIXLAND- [Rkutkk’s Service.] 1-.. 14-1. I JUUTK“° J London, 4th October. thrift! Ukase orders the immediate An of regulations for carrying jEeleetion» for the Kusmn National puna». London, later. T ic e within the past few days armed I.™ raided dvnamite stores attached ■'".al«.W’b.Ddand
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    MACEDONIA.
    75 5 THE P<)RTE AND TH E I*OWERS. [Reuters Service.] London. 4th October. A note fmm th? Porte to the Ambasof til? Powers in Constantinople fWttthat the Porte is fit inly resolved not. to depart from its views that the superfluity of foreign financial control in Jhcakmi* k constituting an infraction
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    GREAT BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.
    75 5 THE POSSIBILITY OF AN UNDERSTANDING. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 4th Octolrer. Th? Times, discussing the possibilities of an Anglo-Russian r«pprochement. says the difficulties to be overcome are numerous and considerable, but it. has long been the desire of English statesmen and the English people to see them
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    GERMAN TRADE IN THE FAR EAST.
    60 5 A GLOWING ACCOUNT. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 3rd October. A glowing account of German trade development in the Far East has Ireen published in Berlin. It emphasizes the successful competition of German with British shipping, and declares that the Germans are ousting the British even
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    RUSSIA AND TIBET.
    45 5 [Reuters Service.] London, 3rd October. p nfral Koslofl, a Russian staff officer. returned to St. Petersburg after a He Visited Ur B tt !,,ld Pn I** a,na whose one aim, is to secure th? ini ’ience from le,n Ve Hom the country.
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    THE TYPHON IN THE PHILLIPINES.
    44 5 IBeutku’s Service.] Two im L, In 4 t,h Odtober. lout in f] l( r UIS fading steamers were W the Phar^ 'M’boon which passed daniajje to I i ar ehouse* i "'l' plantations aud Erling. ‘mated at one million
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    INDIAN CURRENCY.
    38 5 I Lei ter s Sbkvick It j, London, 4th October. f ct 1 «>. R.„, k of sterling '’‘"'"'orked three 00, ,0 fooH'tate the t B( m'ii'i" 1 S llver purchase», to be ear’""'l«r p llrpow short|y
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    CAPITAL FOR THE FAR EAST.
    70 5 CAPI TAL FOR THE FAR EAST. l l! «ETK„' 8 Service i Service] h.m l,ticri l’tio ns 1 i’ nd '”b *th October. l 0" Pounds wort). ei f g ln vite 1 for one in i l eise a, ‘d East.. f deb entures in a With t I
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    THE CHINESE ON THE RAND.
    871 5 T’/w Times' correspondent telegraphs from Johannesburg (Aug. 28) :—A fresh crime—the third within a few days—has been committed by Chinese deserters from the mines. This time it has resulted in the death of a Chinese trader whose store was raided near Krugersdorp. The exploits of
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    THE RISE OF CHINA.
    1279 5 VIEWS OF A DISTINGUISHED ENGLISH EX-OFFICIAL. Among the passengers on board the P. O. steamer Bengal, which arrived at Colombo recently from the Far East, was a distinguished ex-official of China, Sir Walter Caine Hillier, K.C.M.G., who is on his way Home. There is probably no
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    Ethics Of Regicide.
    309 5 Berlin, Sept. 11th. Colonel Gadke, who is well known as a prominent writer on military matters, has become involved in a remarkable dispute with the Prussian Minister of War, General von Einem. The facts of the case are Briefly these. Shortly after the terrible regicide in Belgrade,
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    The Block in the Suez Canal.
    249 5 A professional gent’eman.who has arrived in Singapore by the mail, in connection with the Tanjong Pag-ir expropriation, lyis been telling a local friend an interesting fact about the blowing up of the ss Chatham in the Suez Canal, which she wm partially obstructing as
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    791 6 On the Kowloon ferry boat: Look ere, cocky, said the British bosun’s mate to his French pal from the Montcalm, you may wear my at, if you like, but if you starts kissing me, oyer board you goes savvy South China Morning Post. It is reported that
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    Shipping and Commercial Intelligence.
    793 6 arrivals Rhajctia, Ger., 2141, Behrens. Oct 3, Hamburg, gen., Behn Meyer Co. Poona, Brit, 7625, Longden, Oct. 3, London, gen., A. Gilfillan Co. Unity, Nor., 930, Jorgensen, Oct. 4, Rangoon, gen., Chin Ho and Sons. Van der Parka, Dut, 508, Boon Oct. 4, Deli, gen., H.
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      65 6 Anheuser-Busch’s Manager Cured of a Heavy Cold. Mr. Albert E. Stiasney, manager An-heuser-Busch Brewing Association, Cape lown, Africa says: “During my trip in the Transvaal I contracted a severe cold, and am pleased to state that in Chamberlain s Cough Remedy I found prompt relief and after cont inuing it
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      122 6 When Stearns' Wit e lias been taken for a few weeks, the sallow checks become rosy, and the sufferer becomes'bright and cheerful NOTICE. St. Andrew’s Day 1905. A MEE TING of all Scotsmen interested will be held in the Chamber of Commerce, Penang, on Friday, the 6th October, at 4-30
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