Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 2 February 1904

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    21 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. VOL. LXII 20 Cents. TUESDAY. 2nd FEBRUARY, 1904. 20 Cents. No. 25
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      8 1 WHSKY D. C. L. NEW BK7VNID. MARTYN &> Co.
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    Shipping.
    241 2 Ar« itf «i». Load a a Brit., st 2124, H<r 1 80-1-C4, f oiu Singapore general, H.L. Co. Itinda, Brit., str., 8361, Scone, 1*2*04 ircxn Rangoon, general, H.L. A Co. Zaman ia, Brit, str, 2893, Acheson, 30-1-( 4, from Madras, general, H.L.,ACo. 7 indobona Aus, str. 269«, Cabal, 30-14
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    Passengers.
    59 2 Arrived. Ter str., Meran, from P. Swettenham, 31-1-04, Mr. and Mrs. Vane. Mrs. Hubback. Per str., Pin Seng, from Singapore, 1-2-04 Mr. Low. Per str, Avagyee, from T. Anson, 2-2-4 Mr. and Mrs P. 8. Laurie, Messrs. J. La -ri and Penny. Per str., Lady Weld from T Anson,
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    Departures.
    54 2 To-day. Deli, for Trang. Ho Kwei, for Deli. Taw“Tong, fo Langkat and P. Brandan Janet Nicoll for Tavoy and Mergui. Resident Hale yn, for B. Hahra and Asahan Pul > Rimau. for P. Swettenham and Malacca Leong Ho, for Perlß and Setul. Lady Weld, for T. Anson. Pm Seng,
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    EXCHANGE.
    115 2 Pk .mu F braky 1 04. BA RAILS OO Loudon DtnJa.hl B Do. 4 m ‘Mtus’ sigh* Bink 1 Do. 8 Credits l/10f Do. 8 Documentary Calcutta, D-nnand Bank Rs. 138 Do. 8 days’ sight Private 140 Bombay, Demand Bank »38 Do. 8 days’ sight Private 40 dadras. Demand
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    158 2 Pi nang, 2nd February, 1904. o I West (Joan* Pepper g Jbfl oz #29.—sellers White Pepper $5O. Trang Pepper s32|.—sales, jloves (picked) ...40.—sellers dace No. 1 140. lane Pickings 118.— NntmegellGi 68 -sellers No. I 7|. dugar < „2 5.20. Basket.. s4.buyers Tapioca Flour 207|. Selle lopra
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    SHARE LIST.
    180 2 PRICES AT NOON. Pknang, 2nd February, 1904. Otouks. Qumtativ S. Bersawnb Gold Mme Co. Ltd. $15.50. druseb Tin Mining Co. Ltd.... 8.25 sellers 'hendariang Hydranlio Tin Minmg 00., Ltd. 25.— sellers and Neave, Ltd. 102.50— buyers George Town Dispensary ?5. buyers Howarth Erskine, Ltd 2 P 5 International
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      433 2 H.WI 11 Mf WM o WljjDW fetf U > -SOE THE ROUGHEST PASSAGE EVER KNOWN BY OUR CAPTAIN.” A LETTER FROM A MEDICAL MAN. Gentlemen, April 30th, 1903 <• Referring to my letter of November 6th, 1902, beg to say I took the sample of CHLOROBROM on kml'y furuishal. On
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      491 2 PENANG VOLUNTEERS. ORDERS BY CAPTAIN A. R. ADAMS, Commandant. Orders for January 1904. Drills. Recruits Drill at the Fort every Tuesday and Thursday at 5. 80 p m. (except Tuesday the 26th and Thursday 28tb. Company Drill at the Fort on Wednesday the 13th at s*Bo p.m. (Dress, plain clothes)
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      73 2 Apollinaris i( The Queen of Table Waters." 30TTLED only with it« OWN WATUPAL GAS And only at the APOLLINARIS SPRING, Neuenahr, Germany. ROYAL PRUSSIAN STATE MEDAL, 1902. GOLD MEDAL. DUSSELDORF EXHIBITION, 1902, YOUR STRENGTH RETURNS. lor all wasting disease 4, take Stearns’ Wine. It impioves Nutrition. Increases weight and strength.
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      339 2 Grahami Co, Ltd! WHOLESALE CHEMISTS. 4 Beach Street, IMPORTERS OF MENN KN’S I I OVlfet I 60 CENTS 'I For Infants and Adults in Patent Tins. I MENNEN’S I BOHOFOAM TOOTH POWBI In Patent Tins I 60 OZEJSTTS I ALLENBURY’S I PATENT FOOD, NO. 1,2, &J, Fresh Supply Ricelvel Regu
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    Municipal Progress Report.
    1544 3 FOR DECEMBER, 1903. Meetings. An ordinary meeting was held on the 4th of the month and a special meeting on the 18th. Commissioners. At an election held on the Btb of ibe m°ntb, to elect a Commissioner for the years 1904, 1905 and 1906, Dr. P. V.
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    THE JAPANESE FIGHTING MACHINE.
    832 3 THE FORCE OPPOSED TO RUSSIA. By the Daily Mail s Tokio Correspondent. It is not easy to secure precise information on the present fighting strength of the Japanese army, in view of official reticence, but some figures given by Mr. Basil Hall Chambeilain in the lust
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      36 3 AVOID SUBSTITUTES. N*> other reiu< dy is j »st as good” as St'arns’ Headache (hire, the original ard safistrermdy for Headaches. Avoid substitutes. Stearns’ is the original. Of all chemists, wholesale from D. GRAHAM Co., Ltd.
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    THE WEEK.
    95 4 Tdbsdat, 2nd: Purification. and emas. High water 1 20 a.m. and 1-45 p m. Wbi'NßS a». 3rd St Blaiz* Fireworks, Esplanade. H ghwater 2-10 a.m and 2 35 p.m. Tbur d*y, 4i h High water 3-00 a.m and 3-25p.m. Friday, sth Grand Concert, Town Hall, 9-15 p.m. Highwater
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    Tuesday, 2nd February, 1904.
    1109 4 Russia, Japan, and almost the whole world are now tottering on the brink of war —of that there can be little doubt remaining. During the holiday hiatus the threatening clouds have gath< red, and to-day they loom larger than ever they have done before. Everyone of
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    THE KLING FESTIVAL.
    311 4 The festivities in connection with Ih»Hindu ho’iday Taipusum commenced on Saturday last when the God .SuprAmanie was conveyed in his gorgeous car by two holy bullocks (procured from I »dia,) from the temp'e in Penang Road to the one ai Waterf iH, reaching the latter p’ive at
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    Local Cricket.
    383 4 P. C. C. vt. Straits Schools (Past and Prrsknt.) An All Day Match. This fixture, which bad been creating some sort of interest in local cricket circles was played yesterday and resulted in a win for the Schools’ by the narrow margin of 16 runs (on the Ist
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    PENANG HUNT CLUB.
    618 4 Yesterday’s Paperchase. As is their wont the Committee of the Penang Turf C nb were at home to their sporting brethren, lhe Penang Hunt Club, yesterday afternoon on the Rice Course after the papercbase, which is always n standing fixture on the Monday following the cone usionofeach
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    The States Day by Day.
    1074 4 {From our Own Corresponded SELANGOR. Kuala L'tnjpnr, 29 h t Mr. C. E. Spooner’s Understudyinformed that in consequence of M Spooner’s absence on leave shortly, M r c H tnson will act as General Manaa er p ways, Mr. H. C. Birnanl W II act
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      972 4 4'xrm Atibcrtwincntr.. ’jr>o UST. NOTICE. Furnished. From about wtu Feb™- w. e. a. l. 17/03 ary, Hardwick.” HAJI MAT SAMAN 81 2-2 Apply 10 Dr. BROWN. v.«. LEE SEH CHEE “THii BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE, 1888.” Pcs pontd fora fortnight. 86 In thk Supreme Court of the Struts Settlements Jno. RABES, D.
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      201 4 (WNTRIBUTIONB mutt be addreeted U z “Th» Editor,” written on one tide of th< paper only, and accompanied by the writer', name and addrent, not nece»tarily for intertioibu a» a guarantee of good faith i LL bu»inett communication» thould be a<i dretied to the Grnrral Manager, MrI). A. M. Brown,
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      5 4 FUNAGAYA WATER. McAlister to., lip.
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    The Threatening War.
    482 5 BRITISH NAVAL ACTIVITY. TRAN<SIBERIAN RAILWAY CLEARED FOR ACTION. JAPAN BUILDIN 4 MORE SHIPS. [R.u'er's Service.] Loudon, 30 h Jany. The Graphic a-lheres to its statements de-pHe ihe numerous statements emana ing from St. Petersburg to the effeci that an early settlement is expec ed BRITISH WARSHIPS BUSY.
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    The Macedonian Impase.
    42 5 MORE C<IMPLICATIONS. [Reuters Service] London, Ist Feb. The Macedonian situation appears to be entering into a more acute phase. It is repore 1 that the relations be* tween Hilmi Pasha and the European assessors are the reverse of cordial.
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    War Office Reform.
    83 5 OFFICE OF COMM \NDER-IN-CHTEF ABOLISHED. With the recommen lalion of the Mar Office committee, the Government, with the King's approval, has decided to appoint an Army Council framed on the model of the Board at the Admiralty office. The Commander-in-Chief ceases to exist, and the new post
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    Anglo-Italian Amenities.
    13 5 L »ndon, 2nd Feb. Ihe Anglo-Italian arbitration convention has been signed.
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    Home Politics.
    16 5 A LIBERAL VICTORY. A liberal candidate has been elected for the borough of Ayr.
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    Japan's Warships at Singapore.
    44 5 ATTEMPTED DESTRUCTION STORY DENIED. [Our Exclusive Service.] Singapore, 2nd Feb. The Nyggin has arrived and the Kaguga will shortly follow. The story that there was an attempt made to destroy the Nyetin at Genoa is untrue. The voyage was uneventful.
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    Rhkisha Strike at Kuala Lumpur.
    33 5 [Rmgnon Timex.] CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS TO REGISTRAUON. [Our Exclusive Service.] Kuala Lumpur, 2nd F> b. Tiic rikisba coolies have instituted a strike owing to the introduction of compulsory registration.
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    RECRUITING FOR BRITISH ARMY.
    153 5 Defective Physique. London, 23• <1 Jany. The I ispector General of R cruiiintommenting upon the national physique says the number of men medically rejecte continues to be very large and should be the subject of anxious consi eration. DISASTROUS HURRICANE IN FIJI ISL \NDS. London, 24th
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    THE FIRE RELIEF FUND.
    427 5 Over $2OO Received. The Native Communities of Penang hav* respond’d to our appeal for monetary as«is tance for those who w’ere Insets in th»recent Tai j <ng Bungab Fire, since the opening list was published, scarcely a dollar lias been received from an English reader—pxcep! one,
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    THE TURF.
    3186 5 PENANG RACES, 1904. Third Day —Saturday. FULL RACING STATISTICS. i Specially reported for the t( Pinang GaeetU.”) The concluding day’s «port wound up our 1904 race meeting with successes on every side. The attendance at the stands, memb r’s enclosures, and course surr »undi*igs wrm immense, and a
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    WINNING OWNERS AND HORSES.
    124 5 Names Horses. Wins. Times Started. Jac Da Voogt, Pawnbroker 2 8 B idgs Conj. see, Essington 2 3 E. Cropley, Mando’ine 2 3 Chung Ah Kongsi Ba tenberg 2 8 Crockett Maxwell, O’Hara 2 3 A. Wallace Jones, Hasty 1 1 W. W Bailey, Waratab 1
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    WINNING TRIANERS.
    53 5 Nos. of Wins and Hors» s Tiained. F. Holley, Six—Carlton, Dux, Fiscal Po ny, and Gerreerah. A. Campbell, Six Battenberg,’O'Hara, N*ta and Empr» za. H. Wool, Two —Starlight and Waratah. A. Turner, Two—Pawnb r oker. Bryans, Two—Essington. Woods, Two—Mandoline. Private, I’wo—Hasty ahd Vingt-et ud. J. Smith, One—Bara. F.
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    LIST OF JOCKEY'S.
    150 5 Names Wins Places Unplaced Total F. Ho ley 5 5 4 J 4 Woods 8 3 5 11 V. Southal 3 8 9 15 Bryans 8 2 12 17 A Pier bux 3 7 7 17 A. Campbell 2 0 6 8 Mr. Wallace Jones 10 0
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    FIRST DAY.
    1186 7 1. Thk Maiden Plate, 2-80 p.m. nine S6OO out of which $lOO go&s to Second Horne.—A Race for all Maideps. Weight per scale (10 st.): with an allowance of 14 lbs. to all S. R. A. ex-Griffins. Disrtance, one mile. Entrance $l5. 2. The First Griffin Cup, 2-55
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      257 7 The European Confectionery, 423 PENANG BuAD. ICE Cream, Soda Cream, Cakes, &c. Large orders promptly attended to Md. HASSAN, Proprietor FOR SALE. FOR THE CHINESE NEW YEAR. ONE, almost uvw handsome four sealed Victoria, silver plated mountings, silver axle-caps, leather apron, lamps, and cloth cover complete. Priced $B5O. Apply to
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