The Penang Patriot, 3 November 1899

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    17 1 Penang Patriot AND CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY FRIDAY EVENING. Oh. H] PENANG, FRIDAY 3rdNOYEMBER, 1899. [No. 53
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    Shipping.
    125 2 expected. 4 Homeward V. 0 Parramatta from Singapore, for and London, Gilfilllan, Wood Co. h s. e. Teutonia from Klang, for Klang and Malacca, Hutlenbacn Liebert Co, 6 s s. Sumatra from Belawan. for Belawan, Behn Mayer Co. 6 a s. Malaya from Singapore for Marseilles, Havre and Copenhagen,
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    EXCHANGE.
    130 2 Penang 2nd NoveMber, 1892. Kates close as follows London Demand Bank l/H* Do, 4 mouth’s sight Bank 1/1 It* Do, 3 Credits 1 11 1 i Do. 3 Documentary 1/1 IS Calcutta, Demand Bank Ils. 143 Do. 3 day’s sight Private 140 Bombay, Demand Bank H 3 Do. 3
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATION
    182 2 Penang 2nd Noylmober, lB99. yfo $83.30 sellers < Trang out ot seasons Black Pepper < West Coast... nu-sales, (.AcheenOlb... do White Pepper 43.50 Cloves (picked) 37. Mace No. 1 100.—sellers. Mace Pickings 8>). do. Nutmegs OJ-50 do. I No. 1 7.75 do. Sugar i 2 4.85 do.
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    The Boers and Ladysmith.
    329 2 We believe we have said enough of the military strength of the Boers as a nation in South Africa. In the present campaign we need hardly gay that England has to deal with a formidable enemy—an enemy inflated with success at the battle of of Bajuba
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    DIARY.
    44 2 Friday, 3rd: New Moon. Town Band Esplanade 5-30 p. m. Saturday, 4tii Mail to Europe, closes at 4 p. m, Town Band, Golf (Jlub, at 5-30 p. m. Sunday, oth; 23rd unday after Trinity. Monday, Gth: Town Band Esplanade, at 5-30 p. m.
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    Local and General.
    1714 2 The death is announced of admiral ColomK The mail despatched from Penang to London via Brindisi was delivered on the 3Lst ult. The great majority of cases disposed of in the first Magistrates Court on 31st ult, were for nuisances A case of theft in which a
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    Fatal Snake Bite.
    57 2 An up countryman named way says the Hindoo Patriot■ <> b pjr, Oct., whilst sletping m a ha was bitten by a huge cobra ynCd lust. Several charmers 'V ere j| fl summoned hut their chin ms c atn 8 became drowsy before the kO J t
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    Voluntary causing hurt by means of a dangerous Weapon
    993 3 V oluntary causing hurt by means of a dangerous Weapon Sheriff a Malay was charge l before uiing hurt to a woman named Soopioh t'oopiah on being sworn states.—That she Vft single woman formerly the kept mis- s 5g of defendant living ut Lorong Koey gepet 1 he defendant who
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    Boer’s Brutality to English Ladies.
    193 3 A hitler feeling of indignation was caused at Newcastle ("Natal), when two ladies who left tiie Transvaal by train on 30th u 11., reached there and told the story of their treatmeut by the Doers. They were brutally assaulted at Paardekop Station, where they were
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    Forty Winks. ”
    156 3 Forty Winks. A remarkable ca*e of trance is reported to have occurred at the Wood Diiton Vicarage, near Newmarket. A young iady, aged 25. employed as a governess by the viear, the Rev, 11 tiny, complained of feeling unwell, and retired to bed earlier than u.'Ual. As she did n>t
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    The Transvaal.
    426 3 -T. B. Tlic Boors have made a Sorry exhibition of their Ultimatum which they sent to the Bntnli nation some '.line ago, with their declaration oi' war. We feel sure that if the Boers had been prepared to begin the war, and do anything, they would have essayed
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    Reuter’s Telegrams.
    776 3 (Pinauj Gaz:tt Lund >n', October 50. The retreat from Dundee. British Kit aband-ned. Ihe entire kit of 1 rigadien-leneral Yule’s column was abandoned at Dundee, -Position at Ladysmith. Heavy Force of Enemy on Ihe North. By means of a balloon, tne British at Ladysmith have ascertained that from
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    MAIL ITEMS.
    757 3 “juondon China Express” Madras Mail. October 0. Tho Queen o n 29th ult, presented the 2nd Battalion of the Beaforth Highlanders with new colours’ the ceremony taking place in front of Balmoral Castle, where ah >ut 3(JUU of the men were drawn up in review order. Her Majesty
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    The disaster Near Ladysmith. THE BRITISH FORCE.
    207 3 The disaster Near Ladysmith. T HE BRITISH FORCE. A further despatch from General White save that die force which was compelled to capitulate c nsisted nf companies of the Gloucestershire liniment 0 companies of the lioy.il Irish Fusiliers, ani a M muted Battery. Stampede of Mules. The mules frightened by
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