Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 29 June 1900

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    23 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. NEW SERIES ESTABLISHED x8 33 PRICE 20 CENTS. VOL LVIII. FRIDAY, 29th .JUNE, IDOO. No. 147
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    282 2 B' MBAY. 271 H jl SF, N jt P.M. The Rebellion in Ashanti. Expedition Delayed by Rains. It is reported from Prah u, under date of the 26<h instant, that heavy rains are delaying the expedition for the relief of Kumasi the riveis being almost impassable. Activity of
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
    230 2 our own Cokrestondenis] SIXOtPOItE (28th June) The Relief of Tientsin Many Claimants. The hoi.ours achieved by the relief of Tientsin are claimed by the Japanese, Russians, and allies, respectively. The Real Criminal On Her Knees. The Empress-Dowager has appealed to Chang-chrh-tung for troops for her protection. The British
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    BIRTH.
    33 2 McGuire.At Macalister Road, on Thursday, 28th of June, at 7 a.m, the wife of Charles T. McGuire, chief draughtsman, P. \V. Depntment, Penang, of a daughter. Singapore and Hongkong papeis please copy.
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    LOCAL AND GENERAL.
    1379 2 Tin is quoted to-day at $76 80. Lady Got.dnky died shortly before her husband, the late Sir Gabiiel Goidiiey. Mr. J. F. Madden, of Kentucky, haputchased the Prince ol Wales’s racehorse, Sandringham, for The four 111 congress of the Chambers of Commerce of the Empiie will be
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    GAMING-HOUSES.
    80 2 The Chief Justice of Ceylon, Sir J. W Bonder, has recently i > a gambling ca-e at Colombo quo'ed the ruling of Mr. Justice Hawkins in an Engii-li case as fol lows 1 be law does not require that it shall be a pub ic gaming house a common
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    GERMANY AND MOROCCO.
    84 2 Discussing the situation in Morocco, fo win. h the wed informed Geiman Press pays c >nsi 'eiable attention, the Berlin Post says Geimanv ha- interests in Morocco winch must be s.*feguar<le I, and she must b_- onsulteii m ai y settlement of t e qne—ton Ihe National
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    DUTCH GIRLS AND WOMEN AND THE WAR.
    93 2 Captain Driscoll, of Diiscoll’s Horse, writes:So f.n 1 fin I that ail the Dutch gii is in the towns and farms are e lucated HI Eng'isli, their music IS all English, <0 are their songs anl literature; their sympathies ate lor the most
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    Forests in Malay.
    112 2 Visited by an Indian Expert. Mr. H. C Hill, Conservator of Forests, whose services have been lent 10 the Straits Settlements by the In.iian Government, left Penang on Tue-d*y for the Dmdings. During his ten days’ -tay here Mr Hill made a thorough examination of the forests
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    Football in Penang.
    74 2 P C. C i’. Merchants. The return match of P C. C v Mer chants will I»! played on the Esplanade, ibis evening, at 515 Ihe teams are as f Jlow P. C C Forwards: Wicks, S utham, Raymond, Neubronner, Farrer; Half Backs: Duxbury, Starr, Houlston; Backs:
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    BRITAIN'S PRESTIGE IN CHINA.
    152 2 Herr von Brandt, foimerly Geiman Minister at 1 eking, di cusses in a I erlm review the question as to whether the light clouds now visible in U e Eastern Asian sky will disper-e again or grow into a ibunderst un. He leaves the question unanswered,
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    Pretoria’s Surrender.
    204 2 Pretoria has been taken by Lord Roberts’s army. Two hundred released English officers vvete in the streets as we entered the town. They on Monday night captured Commandant Wessner and Commandant Wesborzen, telling them th t they must consides themselves prisoners until the arrival of Lord Roberts. The
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    The Outbreak in China.
    158 2 (Special Telegrams to the Straits Ii mi3 Hongkong, 26th J Ul e Chinese Soldiers Marching to Peking 6 A te'egram fro Shantung )as received by the French Con-ul here states that3,ooo Mam hu soldiers and 8 r of Governor Yuan’s Chinese troops are m'king a forced
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    SOUTH AFRICA ITEMS.
    427 2 20'h June. BOER attack ON Railway pioneers. The Boers on the 16 h attackel the Railway I’ion-ers, whi;-i working at the Zand Biver, but were lepu .l n a fe v casual lies, Major Seymour being killed. CRONJE S NEPHEW SURRi NDERS. General Cro> je's nephew, a>
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    Penang Cricket Club.
    141 2 Lawn Tennis Tournament The following ties are fixed forties: week Monday, 2nd July. Single Handicaf. Class A. Southam r. N- übronner F. Dennys V. Addie Craig i'. Hodge Class B. Staik v. MacArthur Edelm.uin v Duxbury Double Handicap Thompson Gilby r. Hallifax de Peirce Beckett Cunningham v.
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    22 2 DhATH. WooldridgeOn Sunday, 3rd June, at 3 Montpelier Terraie, Twickenham Road, Tednington, Middlesex, '1 hhopiiiLus Arthur Wooldridge, cf Penang, aged 40 years.
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    MAIL ITEMS.
    1657 3 King Oscar oe Sweden and Norway left London for Paris on the sth of June. ,\N advice from New York states that the ex secretary of slate, Mr. John Sherman, is dead. According to a letter published from t l,e Chairman of the Bachelors’ Club, London, the Duke
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    A PEOPLE WITHOUT A COUNTRY.
    95 3 According to the Chicago limes Herald'.— Deserted by Spain,defied Amerii an citizenship by the Republican majority tn Washington, the inhabitants of Potto Rico present the spectacle of 813.937 peop e without a country. Of course, tome of them are women, some children, and me 300,000
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    MISHAP TO THE "SACHSEN.”
    139 3 There was considerable alarm occasioned on the board the German mad stea> er Sachsen on the voyage from Nagasaki to "shanghai. Die Mercury relates the occurrence as follows: Soon after leaving Nagaski and as she was in the vicinity of the Goto Islands at about half-past-eight
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    THE NEW DREYFUS SENSATION.
    156 3 M. Cornely in the Figaro gives a lucid and much-needed explanation of the revival of the Dreyfus case. Biiefly, a certain Lajoux w rote to the Detective Depar merit some weeks ago, offering to give information proving that at the Rennes courtmartial one of the witnessesCernuschi
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    BOYCOTTING IN JELEBU.
    249 3 Malay Mail. From a trustworthy source, we learn that the Kayinchu tribe of Chinese at Jelebu have combined together and identi tied themselves with a movement which not only threatens the ruin of the sub gambling farmers at that place, but wlii h, if not at once
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    COMING EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
    66 3 Friday, 29m St. Peter. Football, P.C.C.v. Merchants, Esplanade, 5-15 p.tn. High-water at New Jetty, 140 pin. and 2-05 am. Saturday, 30TH Mail to Europe closes at 5 p m. Town Band, Golf Club, at 5-30 pm High-water at New Jetty, 2-30 p in. and 2-55
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    EXCHANGE.
    133 3 Penang, 29TH June. 1900. Rates close as follows London, Demand Bank t/tiJJ-2/-Do. 4 months’ sight Bank 2/0! Do 3 Credits z'ojj Do. 3 Documentary 2'of. Calcutta. Demand Bank l-s. T49i Do. 3 days’ sight Private 151 Is°t Bombay, Demand Bank >491 *491 Do. 3 days’sight Private 151- Iso| Madras,
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    PENANG VOLUNTEERS.
    72 3 Orders by Captain A. R. Adams, Acting Commandant Parades for This Week. Friday, Officers and Non C. O’s instruc lions, 5-15 p.m. Details for the Week Otdetly Officer, Lieut. F. O. Hallifax Sergt. A. Co., C. Doughty B. F. Harwood Casualties. No. 138 Pte. F. Hawkins 11 A.
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    STEAMER REPORTS.
    247 3 Thes. s. Uidar (Captain Wilson) arrived with 18 deck-passengers from Klang, this morning. The s. s. Socotra (Captain Hide) arrived from Singapore yesterday, with a general cargo. The s. s. Malta (Captain F. Cole) arrived here with a general cargo (torn London, yesterday. The s. s. Flying Dragon
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    THE MAILS.
    82 3 Mails Close To-morrow. For Per str Time. Klang ....Vary Austin 1 p.m. Langkat ...Deli 1 p.m Deh ...Ho Kt.ci 1 p.m. Pangkor and Teluk Anson ...Tai. Tony 2 p.m. Klang Singapore. ..Kosa 3PM Rangoon (Jo'yia 3 P-M-Ceylon. Au-tralasia, Italia. r ia Brindisi, taking Mails for Europe, etc ...Clyde
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    SHIPPING
    222 3 Arrival». To-day. s. s. I 'idtir from Klang s. s. Ho K ei from Deli s. s. Deli from Langkat s. s. low Tong from l eluk Anson Yesterday. s s. Lady Weld from Teluk Anson s s. M iry Austin from Klang s. s Flying Dragon from Port
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    187 4 Penang, 29TH June, igco. Tin 76.40 (Trang 29.50 Black Pepper West Coast... no sales. (Achecn 611’ no sales. White Pepper 43 5°Cloves (picked) 32 50 Mace No. I 90.sellers. Mace Pickings 80. do. Nutmegs 59 50 do. I No. 1 7.75 lo Sugar < 2 4.85 do.
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    SINGAPORE SHARE LIST.
    286 4 (Straits Times, 26th June, 1900 i Raubs (16/10 pd.) >58.50 <I fullv paid >59 5° Kechau Gold (£lO paid) > 26.50 r r.<f it'. The N. Kechau Mining Co. $6 8 > buyers. S. Raubs (>roo pd.) ...>l7O. sellers. Do <>so pd.) S7O. Sepiau (>lO pd.) >l5
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      324 4 PENANG BAND. NOTICE is hereby given that from the date below the charges for the services of the Band will be as follows: Eances >3O Dinners and Promenades 20 Garden Parties, At Homes 16 Transport, extra. To subscribers of not less than 812 pei annum half the above rates only
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      1631 4 The North Expedition ol the ||ents fop LEA A PERRINS’ p. fS V SAUCE. PERAK STATE RAILWAYS, i lIFE have just been notified that H R Hg If Time Tables from ist February, 1900, until further notice. SECTI o N tor the abovenatned expedition, S S St STATIONS. Week-Days. Sundays.
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      328 4 $2 Per Month THE Pinang gazette.” ENLARGED EDITION. Per Month (For Local Subscribe*. $2. THE PINANG GAZETTE,” ENLARGED DAILY EDITION. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. rHE price of the Piuoyg Gairff« deli-.,,j free is as follows: To Government Offices and Merchants' Godin Penang. Per annum... 524 payable in adv Mce By Post.—
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