Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 13 June 1906

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 132 VOL. LXIV. WEDNESDAY, I3lh JUNE, 1906. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      2004 1 Intended Sailing*. ,ng s p. 0. Steam Naviga- BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., LTD. 1 Norddeutsdw Lloyd. Bremen. tion, Company. M\ nrfCTFB AMIVAU AND WMITOTK. I OR I«t«» d d to Sait. Stuawur. F/n\ MAIL SERVICE. NegapatamT OfevvV Imperial German Mail Line. w Outwards. Madras, Pondicherry, Cuddxlore and Sat 23rd
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      807 2 HOWARTH ERSKINE, LTD.JHEAN CHEE J Co.,|„„ Vra c Civil, Electrical Structural J 4 Bishop street. Save Your Properties Engineers. From the Monster Fiend Fire. Rolled Steel Joists, Plates, Gas and Steam Tubes, ARE NOW SHOWING A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK IN TTSE the “Star” Fire Extinguisher. This Extinguisher contains more
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    RUBBER NOTES.
    508 3 Shareholders in rubber companies may be interested to hear of the existence of a concern known as the French Artificial Rubber Company, which as its title indicates, claims to be able to produce an efficient substitute for the Para variety. The process in naturally kept secret, bnt it
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    “Royston’s Horse.”
    316 3 Royston’s Horse, the recently raised regiment, which has been given the name of its esteemed leader, and which was reported by Router to l>e in peril at the hands of the Zulus a few days ago, was brought together and equipped in record time. On 19th April Colonel
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    THE WOMEN OF JAPAN.
    1815 3 THEIR PATRIOTIC SPIRIT. A very striking article by Mrs. Mary Crawford Fraser, published in the New York Sunday Times, on “Japan since the Peace,” gives us an entirely new conception of the strength of character and «pirit of self-sacrifice possessed by the smiling daughters of Nippon,
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    BIG,FIRE IN BOMBAY.
    308 3 COTTON MILL PARTLY DESTROYED Bombay, was the scene of another big conflagration late on the night of the 29th ult., when* a cotton mill at Tardeo was nearly destroyed by fire. The mill, which is named the Soonderdas Mill, was closed at 6-50 p.m and all the
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    Chinese Control and Repatriation.
    343 3 A Pretoria telegram of the 4th ult. says:—Thirty members of Het Volk waited upon Lord Bell>orne to-day and urged that stronger measures should be taken for the control of Chinese coolies, ami that legislation should I>e passed immediately compelling the mines to pay for the administration
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    Passengers to the Straits.
    243 3 Per P. A O. steann r .Lo »7/<en, from London, Mav 25, connecting with the steamer Deranha at Colombo, due at Penang June 21:—To Penang. Mr. M. McKenzie, Mr. J. J. Meadway. To Singapore, M’’. J- Le Fevr-, Air. E. R. Salzmann, Mr. B. Purdy, Mr.
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      95 3 Contracted Neuralgia During the War. “I had a bad case of neuralgia which I contracted during tlje war. I tried several kinds of medicine but they d d me no good until a friend of mine recommend cd Chamberlain’s Pain Balm which gave me immediate relief. I have bail no
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      87 3 Cricket at Home. London, 2nd June. Essex has beaten Derby by 209 runs. Gloucestershire has beaten Middlesex bv 144. Yorkshire has beaten Oxf >rd University by an innings and 106. The match Cambridge Uuniversity versus Sui rey was drawn. Notts beat Northampton by an and 229 runs at Northampton. -•>•
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      969 3 DAHL’S MILK. You should take it for Breakfast and Tiffin Every Day! You should use it for your Cocktails You should rear your children upon itl Per case of 48/1 tins $7.75. G. H- SLOT Co. FOR SaLE. N 2Tl^ E AUSTRALIAN CHESTNUT MARE, 'T'HE right to collect pearls ami
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    THE WEEK.
    85 4 WcJaeUay, 15th J«ac. Harinston’s Qirvus. Lecture in Volunteer Drill Hall, 9 p.m. HarmBto> ’s Circus. Tqwu Band, Esplanade, 6 to 7 p.m. Thursday. I4th JaneOutward B I. Mail. t'o’rpus Christi. 1 1 Football: Five School V. Guides. League'FaMitba’ll': A.-C. 8. r C. R."C. HariHsHb’&.Cini s > FriAayi 15th
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    BIRTH.
    18 4 Young.—On 11th June, at St. Briavels, Wetherden, Suft >lk, the wife of Robert Young, of a daughter.
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    Wednesday, 13th June, 1906.
    1114 4 The vexed servant question h over to the foie in the Straits Set tie men th, 1 alia there is. therefore, 11 > n ’ed tn adopt, an apologetic tone in 1 everting to tlie ject. This we have been led to do by a few
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    LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
    407 4 P. R. C: LEAGUE. A League football match was played on thtf yesterday afterriobri HptWeesi the Penang Recreation Club and the Northern League^-in the presence of a large crowd of spectators, and ended in an easy victory for the latter team by three gods to nil. Mr. S.
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    Harmston’s Circus.
    513 4 Anticipatious wto the sqocsss. of Ilarmston’s Circus <1 iruig their present short season in l*<-ning weir more Uijin fulfilled when the huge tent at D.ito Kramat Gardens was again, well packed yesterday evening. The programme was exactly similar to that of the opening night, which was deilt with
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    THE STRAITS POLICE
    847 4 ,ANNTAI, REPOKT. I The Annual Report on the Strait. s,„ F,rre ~„<1 u «rime during the year 19U5 is pubi;.|A°' the latent i«sue of the Government A? ’over the signature of.-JJeut.. Vol iPennefather, Insp*ctoi-Gener n ofn'.. Gi ;Straits Settlements. 0 lce > The strengflf of the F.>
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      305 4 WHERE TO STAY: E. 0. HOTEL Penang. THE CQfi HOTEL Penang Hills. RAFFLES HOTEL Singapore. STRAND HOTEL ....Rangoon. SARKIES BROTHERS, Proprietors. Harmston’s Circus And Royal Menagerie of Performing Wild Animals. To-Night! To-Night!! jffnd €very J/ight jft 9 o'clock. Location: Dato Kramat. Gardens. Our Great Program me of Novelties by our
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      114 4 CONTRIBUTIONS must be address d to The Editor, written on one side tof the paper only and accompanied by the name and addrrss, not necessarily for insertion but as a guarantee of good faith. LL monies must be. paid »t the Pinang Gazette Office, Penang, to the Secretary, whose receipts
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    POLITICS AT HOME.
    148 5 IMPENDING BYE-ELECTIONS. TWO CONTESTS IN LONDON. the unionist candidates. [Reuter’s Service London, 12th Jane. The R’ght Hon. Alfred Lyttelton, Sercretarv of State for the Colonies in the last Unionist Government, who was defeated R t Warwick mid Leamington in the recent general election, has been formally adopted
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    THE LATE Mr. SEDDON.
    127 5 TRIBUTE FROM KING EDWARD. IMPERIAL GOV EItNM ENTS SYMPATHY. [Reuter’s Service London, 12th J une. His Maje>ty King E Iward hIS telegraphed to the Right Hon. Lord Plunkett-, K c.v.0., the Governor of New Zealand, expressing his deep regret at the death of Mr. Richard Seddon,
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    ROME.
    86 5 A L LEG EI) AN A RCIII ST PLO T. DESIGNS OX THE POPE’S LIFE. [Rkutrr’s Service London, 12th June. A service for the Beatification of the Spanish Saint in St. Peter's CliU'ch, at Rome, which was held yesterday, was xparseiy attended, although many thousands of people were invited.
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    ORDER OF ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE.
    79 5 STATE CEREMONY AT St PAUL’S. OPENING OF CHAPEL. [Rkuter’s Service London, 13th June. Amid a scene of great military and heraldic pomp, an impressive religious Ceremonial was conducted in St. Paul’s Cathedral yesterday when the south-west, chapel was dedicated f t the use
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    RUSSIA.
    65 5 TERRORISM IN POLAND. A REGIMENT MUTINY. [Reuter’s Service London, 12th June A reign of terrorism continues in Poland. A burgomaster and a high official at f 'i iiloe, aiid the Chief of Police at Bielock have been shot dead. A regiment mutinied at Poltava and paraded the streets singing
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    AMERICA INSURANCE SCANDALS.
    57 5 CHARGES OF FORGERY. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 12th June. Mr. Walter R. Gilctte and Mr. Robert A Gannis, former Vice-Presidents and Prn hers of the Board of Trustees of. the utual Life Insurance Company of "New T°rk, have been indicted in New York n charges of forgery in
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    ELLEN TERRY.
    150 5 JUBILEE CELEBRATION. REM ARK A BLE DE MONSTRATION. 1 A POPULAR TRIBUTE. [Reuter’s Service London, 13th June. A performance was given in the l»rury Lane Theatre yesterday in celebration ot the jubilee of Miss .Ellen Terry, the celebrated actress. Ihe first of the audience who began to arrive
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    THE NATAL REBELLION.
    49 5 THE ENEMY'S CASUALTIES. [Rkutkr’6 Service. 1 London, 12th June. The fcasusvlries sustained by the native reliels ill tlm recent figMHg with Colonel Mackenzie's force*- lit the Mdme Valley numliered four itUndred? Many of the natives were shot on trees, whence divy-threw assagais at- tlw Natal forces.-
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    THE BRITISH NAVY.
    54 5 THE “MONTAGUE.” [Reuter's Service.] London, I.3th June. Mr. Edmund Roliertson, Secretary to the Admiralty, stated in the H<»ase of Comm-ms yesterday that it was hoped to sdve the l»att leship .1/ out 'gue, which went a-h >re in the Bristol Channel on the 30th ulr.., if the
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    THE CHINESE CUSTOMS.
    54 5 STATEMENT IN THE COMMONS. [Reuter's Service.] lahklor, 13th June. In the House of Commons yesterday, Sir Edward Grey, Secretary of State for Foreign Affiirs, said that the Governmentregards the note sent to the Wai-wu-pu in reference to the recent, Chinese Imperial Edict appohit-ing two Chinese Controllers of
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    RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
    35 5 CONSULS IN KOREA. [Betters Service.] London, 12th June. A telegram from Tokio says that Russia has agreed that the foreign Consuls in Korea should receive their exequaturs from the Emperor of Japan.
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    Supreme Court
    256 5 ./The Cause List. The following is the list of causes for hearing before Mr, Justice. Thornton tomorrow SUMMONSES IN CHAMBERS. A want Sultan Sahib r. Mahomed. Moona Supramania Pillay v. R. M. M. R. M. Ramasamy Chetty Ami in the in it ter of S. R. C. Rayana,
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    SUPREME COURT.
    2825 5 THEATRICAL LAW SUIT. Interesting Proceeding*. In the Supreme Cons t the’ attention of,Ah’; Justice.. Leslie Thornto.it. wa.s occupied with a ca-p in. which Mr. Edg<r Mclntyre'and Mis* RTcha’4 KeMji; lately of the Dai Lu-Bin iniann Qpprjf pany, claimed from Messrs. Henry p.dlas and Maurice E. Bandmann certiiih nrinevS
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    644 6 At Shanghai on May 27th was witnessed a coincidence. Two Japanese cruisers celebrating the anniversary of Togo’s victory flew the Russian flag at the main, in honour of the anniversary of the coronation of the Tsar. The wife of Captain Kershaw, Commander of the Orient liner R.M.S.
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    SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    35 6 Taw Tong,, 'Brit., 105. Hassan, June 12, Asahan, gen., Koe Guan Co. Omaperk, Brit., 340, Bell, June 12, gen., Koe Guan Co. Nam Sang, Brit, 2591, Rolfe, 13, Hongko ng, gen., Boustead Co
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    DEPARTURES TO-DAY.
    52 6 Glentukret for Port Swettenham, Singapore, China and Japan. Langkat for Pangkor and Teluk Anson. Hong Wan I for S’pore, Hongkong, Swatow, and Amoy. Unity for Rangoon. Nam Sang for Calcutta. Malaya for Deli. Seydlitz for Singapore. China and Japan. Flying Dkagon for Port Weld. Pahang for Batu Bahra
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    226 6 PICH Van her Parka for Deli, Rajan, Edie T. Semawe, at 11 am. to-morrow. Ban Whatt Soon, for Langkat, at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Pegu for Edie, T. Semawe, Segli, Olehleh and Sabang, at 2 p.m to-morrow. G. Are ar for Singapore and Hongkong, at 4 p in. to-morrow.
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    SHIPPING EXPECTED.
    185 6 A’n»>«4 w/ Steamer, rrlteie /> »»»n, ««pp> /<./* .»/«.»,.»•.</. »<•/««»< /...M.i./, Seydlitz, from Bremen, June 13, for Singapore, China, ami Japan, Meyer Co. Sithonia, from Singapore, June 14, for Bremen via |»orts, Belin Meyer o. Benalder, from Siiigap, re. June 15. for London and Antwerp. S. Buttery «V
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    EXCHANGE.
    126 6 Penang, 13th June, 1906. (By Courtesy o f the Chartered Bank. London Demand Bank 2/4| 4 months’ sight Bank 2,4 7/16 3 Credit <**/4f 3 Documentary 2/4 11/16 Calcutta, Demand Bank ID 175 3 days’sight Private 177 Bombay, Demand Bank 175 3 days’ sight Private 177 Madras, Demand Bank
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    PRODUCE.
    177 6 Penang, 13rn Junk, I9OG Gohl leaf «I (W. Coast 3 ll«s 5 oz.) »U«k White Pepper 29 sellers Trang Pepper 21 j sellers. Mace «I Mace Pi«-kingw 68| s R. Nutumgs 1K» b 3 sqles. JNo. I 6 sales. 2 x. n«> stock. Basket 2 G7l sales Tapioca Flour
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    SHARES.
    591 6 Year of Number j Paid For- Capital. of y’jJ® tip Stocks. Quotations, mation. Share». MINING. 1903 $300,000 $30,000 $lO s|o Itolat Tin Mining. Co. Ltd. $5 buyers. 1900 175,00<) 13.500 10 10 Bersawah Gold Min’g Co. Ld. 12% sel'ers. 1901 GOo'noo 60,000 10 10 Bruseh Hydraulic Tin Min 15}xu/ex.
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      250 6 PaHsages to Eiiropi% via Ma<lras. PASSAGES can bo Looked per British India Steam Navigation (’ompanv’s steamers from Penang, ria Madras, tb Port Said, Genoa, Marseilles, Plymouth, and London. For particulars apply to HUTTENBACH, LI EBERT A Co., w sue As'ntB. Agent yi Indispensable In Hot Comtrles. (•‘SanKas Disinfecting Fluid j
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      470 6 YARROW HILL NURSERIES Seeds and Seedlings o f Coo Fruits of al! descriptions ''arofu’h" 1 packet! and delivered. Prie e 'p application to l>A VI |i I’.Pjjwn iit (1( Jy-niu LOCAN’S fuilpincs notice' Amended. Consulate for the Netherlands TTP to Monday, sll> N0vn01,,., 10 a m., temlers will be re<>i
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    PENANG TURF CLUB.
    1164 7 PROGRAMME FOR I AUTUMN MEETING, 1906. Tuesday 31st July, Ta burs day 2nd Plugust AND I Saturday 4t6 Jlugust. FIRST day. I 1906. I,—The Maiden Plate. I Value *6OO A !Uce f r In I .ht is ver scale reduced 14 lbs. All h ported into the
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      734 7 Dr. F. A. Moffitt, R.DfS, penang_band. the mew-fmnch remedy q OTIC E is hereby given that from Ist Surgical and Mechanical IN January, 1906, the charges for the trade MARK, ervices of the Band will be as follows BBMM Jt B B I Dances, 9 p.m. to 2 a.rn. $5O.
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