Straits Echo, 16 May 1903

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    21 1 THE DAILY BULLETIN. FREE TO SUBSCRIBERS TO THE “STRAITS ECHO.” No. 6. PENANG, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1903. ISSUED AT 2 P.M.
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      REIGN OF TERROR IN RUSSIA.
      69 1 (Reuter's Service.) jri KXs of thousands of Jews driven OUT OF OZAU’S DOMAIN’S. London, 16th May:—There is a Hknarked recrudescence of anti- |,£< Mint ism throughout Russia. The Hpld expulsion ordinances—which had Hiceu “dead letters” for years—are E|>eing enforced with tile utmost Bigour of the
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      BRUTALITY OF TURKS MAY CAUSE WAR IN NEAR EAST.
      59 1 BULOAUIA APPEALS TO POWERS. London, ldth May:—The Bulgarian Government has addressed an Identical Note to its representatives abroad requesting them to call the attention of the Powers of (’hristendom to the excesses of the Turks in Macedonia, which, it is feared,
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      THE STRIKE IN AUSTRALIA.
      49 1 London, 16th May:—The strike >f Railway employees in Melbourne las terminated. THE TEA DUTY. Mr. Balfour has declined to accede to the wishes of the deputation whiclv"waited on him jn connection with the proposed reduction of duty »n tea. He will not modify the duty.
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      TERRIBLE VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN CHILI
      170 1 (Manila Cablenews Special) -OS OF VS»**™» LOST. New York. Mav 3 News has just reach--1,1 here that the town of Ariea on the coast ,t Chili has been nearly destroyed bv volume eruption of a neighbouring mountain. An earthquake preceded the eruption raz- niA buildings
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      THE GAME OF “GRAB” IN CHINA.
      264 1 THK HACK DOWN SIMPLT BLUFF. thk heal crisis tet to come. I NEW York. Mat 8: It > understood Bn Washington diplomatic circles that the Hwent disavowal of the Manchurian grab B»i the part of Russia is false and made to B-dn time and
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      THE “MAD” MULLAH.
      87 1 York. May ‘3:- Advices from Lonstate that the British have abandoned Mullah campaign and will witntheir forces. The recent little the followers of the outlaw chief WL eoiiibined British and Abyssinian in lleavy loss to the former im a puuishment to tlie Mullah English killiMl bv him
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      THE SITUATION AT SALONICA.
      117 1 New York. Mav 3: .The announcement that Sal<mica has been placed under martial law has aroused the apprehension of the Powers. Situated oil the sealmard the city of Salonica has a large number of foreign residents from northwestern Europe and these are thought to lie endangered
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      UNCLE SAM'S NAVY.
      87 1 New York, 4: Admiral George Dewey has finished the inspection of the North Atlantic Squadron under orders from the Navy department. He reports the squadron in satisfactory condition and commends the officers and men for the splendid showing made during the inspection and the manoeuvres which accompanied
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      THE PANAMA CANAL.
      101 1 A FRESH DIFFICULTY. New York. May 4th.— Word has just lieen received that the state of Panama through which the proposed Panama canal is to be dug has threatened to secede from the United States of Columbia in case the latter rejects the canal treaty, which has
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      ROOSEVELT AND DEWEY.
      61 1 New York, May sth. —President Roosevelt transmitted a congratulatory message to Admiral Dewey on May 1. referring to the occasion as the anniversary of the battle nfAAmviV~P~<’~ ...in l on that occasion and praised the Marines in the highest terms. The Admiral wasjfehcitated on the esteenPand pride
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      MATOS RENEWS FIGHT IN VENEZUELA.
      90 1 New York. Mav s:—Word has lieen received in Washington from Minister Bowen to the effect that General Matos has renewed the rebellion in Venezuela. It is feared that new complications in the matter will arise from the renewal of It was hojied that the Castro
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      THE BALKAN CRISIS.
      120 1 Guerilla Warfare in full Swing. New York. Mav o -.—The Macedonian reWls continue their struggle against the forces of the Sultan. Bands of Mace lonian •uid Bulgarian adventurers continue a guerilla warfare against Turkish authority. Yesterdav word was received from icnna that a l>inid of rel>els had
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      THE CLEVELAND BOOM.
      99 1 GROVER SURE OF THE EAST New York. May 5: Grover Cleveland's presidential boom is growing ™imU>‘ Since the enthusiastic endorsement bv lamSSSLdm «...1 the I»Uic of the notion t1.r0..«h thr lieen a marked increase in tht Clevelan sentiment through the eastern states especially Several of the western
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      THE TEA DUTY.
      44 1 (Reuter's Service.) London, loth May:— An influential deputation will wait upon Mr. Balfour (the Prime Minister) and Mr. Ritchie (President of the Board of Trade) to urjre the remission of a portion of the duty'On tea instead of its entire abolition.*
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    THE FAMINE IN SOUTH CHINA.
    1381 1 The Governor of Hongkong has received the following Keport from Mr. Clemeuti. of the Hongkong Civil Service, dated Kweishen. (Kwaugsi) April 28th: I left Ts’amchau Fu by launch at 7.15 a.m. on the 27th inst.. and arrived in Kweishen shortly after 4 p.in. on the
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    “RUSSIAN MANCHURIA”
    251 1 RUSSIAN MANCHURIA” A Conclusion. A correspomlrtnt of the ftonylmy Daily Prexe writes over the now dt plume “Indignation" regarding the absorption of Manchuria by the Northern Octopus as follows: -It is some consolation to see the activity displayed by our fellow provincials in Shanghai in the patriotic and united attitude
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    States’ News.
    295 1 (From our oum Correspondent».) During the next few months there will lie a series of festivities in Kuala Lumpur. The Races coming ou next month promise to turn out as great a success as those held last December when the Lotteries yvwe reported to lie the largest ou
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    A CORRECTION.
    147 1 A Bulletin reporter was sent out vester<lay to gather a full report of something, but instead of getting a full report we got a full reporter: from whom it was gathered, with some difficulty, that Mr. A. Huttenbach had generouslv treated St. Xavier s School. who had thereby
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    PENANG SHARE LIST.
    177 1 To-I>ay. Bersa wall Gold Mine Co.. Ltd. 8 f.-5-jpr* Brusfh Tin Mining Go.. Ltd. B._o teller* Chendariang Hydraulic Tin Mining Co.. Ltd. »25.-^. Fraser and Neave, Ltd. v Do. 6% Debs. par George Town Dispensary Howarth Erskine, Ltd. *‘W. d Tr l 1,75«1fer. Kragu. Tin Mining Co.
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  • SHIPPING.
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      ARRIVALS.
      110 1 Sumatra. German steamer, 407, Klinmet, May 15th,- Asahau, May 14th, General, Behu Meyer A Co. Catherine Apcar, British steamer, 173 J, Stewart,May 15th, Calcutta, May lOt'i, (General,- -A. A. Anthony A Co. Deli, British steamer, 104, Hassan, May 15th,—Langkat, May 14th, General, Koe Guan Co. Taw Tong, British steamer,
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      CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE.
      81 1 Deli, British str., for Langkat. Taw Tong, Brit, str., for Port Swettenham Swee Leak, British str., for Perlis A Setul. Hok Canton, British str., for Edie etc. Ho Kirei, British str., for Deli. Avagyee, British str., for Teluk Anson. Hong Wan I, British str., for
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      DEPARTURES.
      78 1 May 16th. Deli, British str., for Langkat. Taw Tong, Brit, str., for Port Swettenham. Swee Leok, British str.. for Perlis Setul. Hok Cardan, British str., for Edie etc. Ho Kwei, British str., for Deli. Avagyee, British str., for Telnk Anson. Hong Wan I, British str., for Rangoon. Carlyle, British
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    PASSENGER LISTS.
    66 1 Arrivals.) Per Sui Sang, from Hongkong and Singapore— Mrs. Hurguard, Messrs. Ho Sui P<x>n and ooi tfii- Per C. Apcar, for Singapore, May 16th: H ide. C. W. S. Kynnersley and Mrs. Kvnnersley, Messrs. A. Cavendish, W. T. Maudslev, Watoham, and Smith. For Hongkong, Dr. Currie and Mr.
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    80 1 STEAMEBB. Gloucester Citt, British steamer, LM)9, Corfield. May 14th. Calcutta. May sth. Coal, —Gilfillan Wood A Co. Janet Nicoll, British Sch., 496, West, 12th Mav, —Newcastle, 30th April, CoSl, —Koe Guan A Co. Quorra. British steamer, 120, Russel, 16th May,—P- Brandan, 15th May,Kerosine. oil,— Huttenl>ach Liebert A
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    STEAMERS EXPECTED.
    34 1 Vessel'» Name From '1 Due Coromandel Singapore 16th ust. Suisani; Do 16th Peleus Liverpool 16th Manila London 19th Bavern Singapore ‘26th Macduff Londi >n i m r:i)™ *T 25th V 1 r
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    PROJECTED SAILINGS.
    23 1 Verne For Lea ves Arratoon Apcar Bayern Boon China ,4' Calcutta Europe Colombo Singapore r ‘jf 17th iust. •20th 218t •29th
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    POST OFFICE.
    19 1 A Mail will close For Pangkor &T. Anson—Per Canton, on Monday, the 18th inst., at 3 p.m.
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    MAILS DUE.
    39 1 German (Boon) ila J. Japanese (Wahua Mar*) 25th We would direct the ■tylc in which K Uletin and in ao loins «MM torn* respectfully urge toe mw** v £ce t am the omw ifermetita h«T t 1 >
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    Smilers.
    405 1 Ignorance causes but is no excw,„ lack of human sympathy. The thought that is stroivone is never difficult to expre: 1.75 *ellev* No woman wants a m; 28.50nu/e* women. -i- 1 nom. A correspondent who re viewed Patti says she i» <>4>4k 1. „„„i. He must have used a
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    PRODUCE.
    171 1 Penang, 10th May, 1903. Tin 90.75.--sales West Coast Black Pepper l suz 31 f Wliite Pepper 9 55.—buyers j Trang Pepper 87. Cloves (picked) 5 35.50 Mace *lBO. sales Mace Pickings 120.-sellers Nutmegs llOs rt 84. do i No. 1 7 do Sugar 2 55J0 do t (Basket 37.0
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