The Penang Patriot, 29 September 1899

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    19 1 Penang Patriot AND CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED OH TUESDAY 0 FRIDAY EVENING. VOL. II PENANG, FRIDAY 29th SEPTEMBER, 1899. [Nq 43
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    What Penang Wants. PART VII.
    768 2 We often hear it «aid that the feminine part of mankind in Penang it «onstantly becoming more and more enlightened. W e with that it could be to. But we have great reatons to doubt whether this be a well-founded expectation when we remember the
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    DIARY.
    72 2 Friday, 29th: Jst. Michael. Special and ordinary Masting of the Municipal Commissioners at o p. m. Town Hand Esplanade, at 6-30 p. m. Saturday, Suth: Town hand, Golf Club, at 6-30 p. m. Sunday. Ist; 18th Sunday after Trinity. Mowdat, 2nd: Town Band Esplanade 6-So p. m, Tuisday, 3rd
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    Local and General.
    841 2 Mr J. R. O. Alderworth, District Officer, UJu Langat, having returned from leave, resumed duties on 14th September 1899. The Colonial Government has been pleased to recognize Mr 0. A. Rauch provisionally as acting Consul of Austria Hungary at Penang. Owing to th<♦ existence of rinderpest among
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    A Word to the Subscribers.
    250 2 Mr Twose, the Managing Director of the Penang Tramway ompany has beau receiving t ur paper from 3uiy iasi ju»l us many other Lurwpeans, to whom we sent the same soliciting their patronage. With the solitary exception of this managing director, one aud all of
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    Occasional Notes.—(Cor.)
    839 2 Exouse me, Sir Editor, f or no mg in your column, earl.er Like a bird of passage, I h* v roving about in the Isle’of Pen? trading informations where x be had. The .School Inspects already gone through: There h time when only one Inspection V S tirely
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    Bribing the Marine Police.
    805 3 Chinaman named Ong Yip Khan A V' ed before Mr. O’Sullivan on T27ib mat for obtaining illegal graon from lodging Hou.e-keep.r. •he benefit of the mar.ne policemen ,-t he remembered that, thie case connection with the one in which Marine policeman wee .entenced to 3 tVi.
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    Correspondence.
    178 3 I he Kditor does not hold himself responsible for opinions expressed by correspondents] (The Editor of the Penang Patriot.") Dear Sir, In the last two issues of your valuable journal I saw fome remarks to the effect of a Ghost in the train but I have strong reasons to
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    Fasionable Paris a Drunken City.
    782 3 Pans is obtaining a terrible reputation as one of the most drunken cities in Europe. Such indeed is the testimony of the recent report of a great Paris hospital Out of tnous&nd patient* examined, 70 in the hundred amongst the men uud 30 in the
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    A Frivolous Charge
    96 3 Police eonstuV-le Tamhvsah No. 396, charged, before Mr. O’Sullivan one Kalleemootoo for being drunk und disorderly at Datu Kramat Road on the 24th inst. The defeuce went to show that on the morning in question accused’s son took some milk over to the Residency. Prosecutor who was
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    A New Mode of Punishment.
    101 3 The native of a certain country in West Central Afrios, if they have uot solved the problem »i 6 to how to Silence the slanderous tongue, have at least de vised an appropriate punishment for the slanderer. The person who is found guilty of slandering
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    HUMAN X-RAYS.
    401 3 Boy With A Penetrating Sight’ Alley Leoucl Brett, of N’outh Braintree, Masfachnsetts whose portrait appears at the bottom of this column —is the most remarkable boy in existence, lie is eleven years old and of more than average inteligence for his age but there is nothing unusual iu
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    The Richest Boy Ever Born.
    385 3 This is the story of the richest boy ever born. He is probably the billiunairo baby, being the son of Hurry Fayne Whitney and Gerti ud* Vanuer bilt Whitney, uud the great-great grandson ot Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt who laid the foundation of the vast Vanderbilt
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    Reuter’s Telegrams.
    314 3 (Pinanq Gazette) London, September 25. News from South Africa. BUSINSSS COLLAPse IN TIIE RaND. Business in the Rand is almost at a standstill, and it is expected that the mines «111 be closed at the end of the month. HARLBSTOWN THREATENED. 'i he Timers correspondent at Cape i'o>ri;
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    Alleged Kidnapping.
    50 3 A complaint wan made to the Western SubDivisional Magistrate by one Mah Than that her daughter Mali One was kidnapped by one Maun* Kha, and taken to Rangoon 1 be accused wan brought up by warrant and released on bail of Rs. 5U0. The ca»e is now {tending.
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    A Dishonest Servant.
    126 3 The Lady Superior of St. Joseph's Conrent infer need the police of No. 16 guard yesterda 1 Oth September that a servant named Maung Ku wno had been given an order on the Treasury fur Els. 112 to cash had seemingly run away with tho muney. '1
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    Shipping.
    144 4 EXPECTED Oct. 1 s. s. Kangatca Maru from Singapore, for Marseilles, London and Antwerp Boustead Co. 2 Extra P. and O. a. a. Canton from Singapore, for Colombo, Marseilles, London and Antwerp, Qilfiilan Wood Co. f 3 s a Teutonia from Klang for Klangand Malacca, Huttenbach Liebert<sr Co. 3
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    EXCHANGE.
    125 4 Pjkkaxq 28th Sbptbmbbb, 1899. Ratbi closb as follows London Demand Bank 1/11 J, Do, 4 month’s sight Bank 1/11} Do, 3 Credits 1/1 If Do. 3 Documentary 1/11 -[J Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs. 145 Do. 3 day’s sight Private 147 Bombay, Demand Bank 145 Do. 3 days’ sight Private
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATION
    183 4 Penan* 28th September 1899, Tm sBB. Trang out of season i Black Popper < WestUoast... no-sales. (.AcheenGlb... I White Pepper 44.75 Cloves (picked) 37. Mace No. 1 100. —sellers. MacePiokings HI 8«). do. Nutmegs Gs. do. < No. 1 7.75 do. Sugar < 2 4.85 do. (.Basket
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