Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 7 March 1904
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section22 1904-03-07 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. NEW SERIES. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 50. VOL. LXIL MONDAY, 7th MARCH, 1904. Price 20 Cents.22 words
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Advertisement2033 1904-03-07 1 FOR PRICES APPLY TO MARTYN Co. JilotifXS. TCOtiiCUtSCKW Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschapp umiud. Nipp On y usen Kciisha. 1 Negapatam Lines of Steamers. Peninsular Orienta Steam ifjglMhA imperial german mail. Navigation Company. < The f an( we ii.i <riown ,Mail Steamers of this line will Intended Sailing and expected Arrival of2,033 words
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Advertisement10 1904-03-07 1 WHISKY D. C. k a L New brand MARTYN <& Co.10 words
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Advertisement1116 1904-03-07 2 l 1 1 i- ALLAN IRVING. not »ce TWO GREAT NECESSITIES GrahaiTl&CO, Ltd-, *—i I»—mJS 1 mJS 2 1. FAMILY PROVISION, Works:—4o WELD QUAY. ZANE “Undertype” Engine and p 2. PROVISION FOR OLD AGE. Town Stork :-31 BEACH STREET. V/ consist,ng of one 3 i ng l e 0 et1,116 words
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Article1003 1904-03-07 3 t I'roin Our Oivn Correspondent».) SELANGOR. Kuala Lumpur 4th March 1904. G. T. Hare c m.g., the Acting Pro t()r 0 Chinese 8. 8. and Secretary for fliineso affairs, F. M. S., is on a visit here connection with the Resident’s conference which is now1,003 words
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Article720 1904-03-07 3 Mr. Beerbohm Tree’s School of Acting is now ready to receive students. Elocution voice-production and fencing will be taught t e>e. Only those students who possess special aptitude will be accepted in the dramatic class, and if afterwards they are judged unsuitable for the profession, their fees720 words
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Article262 1904-03-07 3 £12,000 Damages. M. Blariaux, a Belgian judge, who brought an action against the Egyptian Government for wrongful dismissal, has been awarded £12,000 damages. The reason assigned for dismissal was that M. Blariaux w r as suffering from locomotor ataxy. Utilising Motor Fines. Enough money having been262 words
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Article373 1904-03-07 3 Mysterious Theft at the Hotel Metropole. A remarkable theft of bank-notes is reported to have occurred at the Hotel Metripole. A Yorkshire visitor staying there was robbed of £lO,OOO in £l,OOO banknotes. The Daily Chronicle says that one afternoon the gentleman proceeded to tho Bank of373 words
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635 1904-03-07 3 SHIPPING ARRIVALS. 4 Lady Weld, Brit., st-., 242, Treweeke, 6-3-04, from T. Anson, general, Co. Vidar, Brit, str., 191. Crichton, 6-3-04, from Deli, general, Koe Guan. Jin Ho, Brit., str., 110, Hastrup. 6-3 04, from Langkat general, Beng Kee. Pulo Rimau, Brit., str.,635 words
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Article674 1904-03-07 3 Ceylon Observer. THE BRITISH ATTACHE TO THE RUSSIAN FORCES. Interview with General Sir lan Hamilton k.c.b., d.s.o. Ou Reuter announced that General Sir lan Hamilton had been appointed to the Russian forces as military attache. Sir lan was in Colombo on the 24th ult., aCeylon Observer. - 674 words
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Advertisement725 1904-03-07 3 por Sale, Wanted, &c. everyday except Saturday; O’s N.C.O's ai® NOTICE. Dnnnnir lintoPl’Q urged to take every advantage of this course of J- t V illUlvu instruction. Fall in sharp at 7 a.m. Drees Drill ATIEWS of Penang, Singapore, Perak order, Helmets, V Selangor, and Sumatra. (By Order) Photos enlarged,725 words
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Advertisement221 1904-03-07 3 Marine Boilers and Engines FOR SALE. The Tanjong Pagar Dock Company have the following Launch Engines and Boilers in stock ready for immediate Delivery. ENGINES. sets in. in. in. in. 3 Compound Non-Condensing 7J<tll by 7 4 8 &13 by 10 2 Surface Condens. 7 13} by 8 2 M221 words
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Advertisement93 1904-03-07 3 HOW TO STOP A COUGH. A simple but effective remedy is tho following Breathing through the nostrils, inhale a full breath as slowly as is possible without causing fatigue. Expel the breath in the same manner and repeat tho operation ten times. This will stop tho coughing for about a93 words
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Article72 1904-03-07 4 Monday. 7th:— Highwater 4-40 a.m. and 11-15 p.m. Tuesday, Bth: Highwater 5-30 a.m. and 5-55 p.m. Wednesday, 9th Highwater 6-20 a.m. and 6-45 p m. Thursday 10th:— Highwater 7-10 a.m. and 7-35 p.m. Friday, 11th: Ordinary Meeting, Municipal Commissioners, 3 p.m. Highwater 8 00 a.m. and 8-25 p72 words
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Article828 1904-03-07 4 In an editorial, the Upper Burma Gazette draws attention to a decidedly important matter. Many persons have been saying among themselves that for lighting purposes the days of the big men-of-war have gone by. We incline, to think there is truth and reason in this and828 words
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Article952 1904-03-07 4 Exchange to day is quoted at. 1.11. Tin is quoted to-day at $74.50 —Business done. An interesting article on the Penang Con'e t has been held over till tomorrow on account of pressure on our space. The output of the Troujh Mines Limited for February was Pcs 1857-51,952 words
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Article134 1904-03-07 4 There being a number uf shares in the i b )ve Conqa >y held local'y, the following report shou d piove of interest.— The main pipe line, about 4 miles, is now laid and also 34- miles of the ditch line c mpleted to the Meioko River,134 words
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203 1904-03-07 4 The following competitions were fired off yesterday morning at 7 o’clock 1. The Pritchard Prize. Open to Second and Third Class Shots and Recruits. Pte Duxbury “A Coy. 1 Bugler J. M. Chill B Coy. 2. 2. The Fernhill Challenge Plate. Open to Marksmen and First203 words
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Article256 1904-03-07 4 £126 10s. three months.— Mining Journal b'eb. The statistics published on Monday showed a large increnso in the visible supply, and the bear clique took this opportunity to depress prices. America has been the chief supporter of the market, the home trade being quiet. Although the recent heavy buying£126 10s. three months.—Mining Journal b'eb. - 256 words
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Article649 1904-03-07 4 THE “BINGO iMARU" The N. Y. K. liner Bingo M a ril I remembered as being the’ last l)9 I Japan mail packet to pass Penan/ to London. Tho Tamba Maru wbU j lowed her a fortnight later was I from Singapore to Japan. The649 words
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Article57 1904-03-07 4 Lawn Tennis Tournament. The following ties have been arranged for Wednesday, 9th March Mixed Double Hadicap. Mrs. Jamieson C. Bradbery vs. Miss Tozer W. C. A. Dainton. Single Handicap—Class A. A. G. Anthony Vs. Winner of M. H. Graham P. J. Sproule. L. A. Blackmiro vs. Winner57 words
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Article197 1904-03-07 4 A War Office gr<mt for the restoratio 'of the burial ground at Atbara, Egypt, will allow of the erection of a headstone to t'i'oh of the soldiers who fell in that bat le. In South Africa the Guild of Loyal Woiu-'ii 3 do ng a noble197 words
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Advertisement460 1904-03-07 4 Pritchard Co., 15 BEACH STREET, PENANG. TRAVELLING REQUISITES. Steel Trunks, Leather Trunks, Uniform Cases. Overlands, Imperials. Dress Baskets. Helmet Cases, Hat C ases, Bonnet Cases. Gladstone Bags, Kit Bags, Brief Bag* Coat Cases, Collar Boxes, Bug Straps Holdalls, Cabin Bags, Lunch Baskets. TRAVELLING RUGS. Heavy Weight Pure Natural Wool Underclothing460 words
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Advertisement5 1904-03-07 4 AMERICAN CARTS. McALISL'ER Co., Ltd5 words
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THE WAR.
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Article47 1904-03-07 5 CROSSING THE MOUNTAINS. terrible hardships, many PERISH. [Our Exclusive Service.] London, 7tb March. A body of ‘2,500 Japanese, who landed at Plaksin Bay, attempted to cross the mountains between Korea and Manchuria. They suffered terrible hardships, and were compelled to abandon the march. Many perished.47 words
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Article51 1904-03-07 5 JOIN THEIR COMRADES AT SAIGON. AND RETURN TO RUSSIA ON PAROLE. [Our Exclusive Service.] Singapore, 7th March. 'Hie refugees aboard the Italian man-of-war EUxi will join their comrades at Saigon, whence they will proceed to Colombo. The whole of the Russian refugees will then return to Russia on51 words
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Article75 1904-03-07 5 NO DAMAGE DONE. LYDDITE SHELLS FAIL TO EXPLODE. [ReuteTs Service.] London, 7th March. A telegram from St. Petersburg states that a bombardment of A ladivostock occured at 1-25 p.m. on the afternoon of the 6th instant, when five Japanese battleships and two cruisers were firing all their guns[ReuteTs Service.] - 75 words
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Article39 1904-03-07 5 AWAIT CLOSER APPROACH OF ENEMY. JAPANESE SHIPS RETIRE. [Reuter's Service.] London, 7th March. The Russian batteries did not reply to the lire. They patiently awaited a closer approach of the enemy, who, however. retired.[Reuter's Service.] - 39 words
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Article27 1904-03-07 5 JAPANESE SHIPS COVERED WITH ICE. [Reuter's Service.] Loudon, 7th March. The Japanese ships engaged in the bombardment of A ladivostock were covered with ice.[Reuter's Service.] - 27 words
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Article36 1904-03-07 5 CORPS OF IRREGULARS FORMING. [Reuter's Service.] London, 7th March. Considerable numbers of Russians are volunteering at A ladivostock, and one man is being selected from every two farms. Corps of irregulars are also forming.[Reuter's Service.] - 36 words
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Article41 1904-03-07 5 SAILS FOR CADIZ. WILL JOIN THE BALTIC FLEET. [Reuter's Service.] London, sth March. Admiral AA’irennius’ Squadron sails from Port Said for Cadiz to-day. It will remain about the Meditteranean Sea, where the Baltic fleet will join it in June.[Reuter's Service.] - 41 words
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Article30 1904-03-07 5 IN A DEPLORABLE STATE. [Reuter's Service.] London, sth Alai ch. The torpedo boats are in a deplorable state, and remain at Port Said foi repairs.[Reuter's Service.] - 30 words
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53 1904-03-07 5 TO ARREST JAPANESE ADVANCES. [Reuter's Service.] London, sth March. Reuter, wiring from sa j? that owing to the impossibillty of defending the coast until a ia n retire the Russians are preparing upon the main railway so as to defend any engagement inland, and o[Reuter's Service.] - 53 words
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Article28 1904-03-07 5 HER CONDITION PITIABLE. [Renter’s Service.] London, sth March. The Dmitri Donskoi is in a pitiable condition, and the whole squadron shows a lack of efficiency.[Renter’s Service.] - 28 words
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Article30 1904-03-07 5 TO BE AT MUKDEN. [Renter's Service.] London, sth March. It h-u b en definitely decided that Gĕneral Kur «patkin’s and Admiral Alexieffs head-quarters will be at Mukden.[Renter's Service.] - 30 words
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Article178 1904-03-07 5 LIEUTENANT TWISS’ MISSION A GOOD REPORT. [Oar Exclusive Service.] Rangoon. sih March. Lieutenant Twiss who was deputed to make the journey from Chumbi to Phari via Kbambu valley, has returned to Chumbi after an interesting journey. He reports that the villages en route are decimated with smallpox178 words
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Article33 1904-03-07 5 RAISES THE STANDARD OF REVOLT. Reuter's Sctvi<c.] L union, sth March. Reuter, wiring from Aden, says that a new Mullah of tbe Ogaden tribe has raised the standard of revolt.Reuter's Sctvi<c.] - 33 words
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43 1904-03-07 5 TOWN SUBMERGED. RESIDENTS TAKE REFUGE IN SHIPS. [Our Exclusive Service.] London, 7th March. The town of Opotike, in New Zealand, has been submerged by a volcanic eruption. The residents fled for refuge aboard the ships in the bay.43 words
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Article90 1904-03-07 5 AUSTRALIA SCORES 247. ENGLAND 2 WICKETS FOR 4 RUNS. [Our Exclusive Service.] Singapore, 7th March. The fifth test match has commenced. Australia scored ‘206 runs with the loss of five wickets. Trumper made 88 in brilliant style, Duff 9, Hill 16, Noble 29, Gehrs 3, McAlister90 words
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Article445 1904-03-07 5 [Sowh China Morning Post.] RUSSIAN COMMANDER. Shanghai, Feb. 24, General Denjewich has been appointed to tbe command of the Russian troops in Liaotung. General Stoessel is commanding at PortArthur. THE MANDJOUR. Refuses to Leave. Shangai. Feb. 22. A press representative hag interviewed the commander of the Russian cruiser[Sowh China Morning Post.] - 445 words
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Article207 1904-03-07 5 Hongkong Telegraph.] BIG FIKE AT CANTON. Canton, 24th February. Fire broke out at four o’clock this morning on the Canal Road, at the back of the Shamien and spread with alarming rapidity. Much property has already been destroyed, and the fire is still burning. Extra precautions have[ Hongkong Telegraph.] - 207 words
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Article1404 1904-03-07 5 BY THE TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILWAY. BY “A PENANGITE.” Tbe following diary of a Straits resident who travelled last year by the great Russian railway across Siberia, will be read with interest, particularly at the pi esent time, when tbe completion of that railway makes it such an1,404 words
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Obituary89 1904-03-07 5 Obituary. COUNT WALDERSEE DEAD. [/folder's Service.] London, 7th March. Count Waldersee, who was Commander of the allies in China in 1901, is dead. [Count Waldersea was born in 183 J. He entered the Prussian Army in 1850, and served in tbe campaigns of 1866 and 1870. He was A D.C.89 words
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Advertisement4 1904-03-07 5 FAIRBANK’S SCALES. McAlister co.4 words
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Advertisement6 1904-03-07 5 GREEN ISLAND CEMENT. McALISTER Co Ltd.6 words
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Advertisement4 1904-03-07 5 refrigerators. McAlister Co., Ltd.4 words
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Advertisement5 1904-03-07 5 AMERICAN CARTS McALISTER Co., Ltd.5 words
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Advertisement120 1904-03-07 5 ’7. CORNFIELD, “For tneTraVelling Season «Just Received travelling IRequisites. Cabin Trunks, Gladstone Bags, Portmanteaus Handbags, Dressing Cases, Rugs Straps, etc., etc. TRAVELLING SUITS AND OVERCOATS, made to order at short notice, at W. Cornfield’s 22 BEACH STREET, Penang- Penang Hills Railway Co., Ltd. NOTICE. is hereby given that the Annual120 words
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Advertisement1482 1904-03-07 6 I NOTICE. I ATrlockiirir Cnrlnnrl OUR MOTTO The labour we delight in 4 M GIBB wa nilraitled I Il fl OT7PPT Cl .;\L““'S,"' IPOH «A. L bKkhhb 31 Bach Slrcel, PjHnjj Physics Pain, Macbeth. presgrave matthews. >» Penang, Ist March, 1904. 149 u c A WillCS, Spirits, CigUPS, PrOVisioilS THE1,482 words
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Advertisement1430 1904-03-07 7 Fresh Arrivals Regularly. 1212 r ir m“: u American Dentistry, The Finest Wines in the Market rj- vu mamcom Cianelh Majnos MATF Or- W. MANSON, Pure Natural Milk Dunviiie 111 11 I■■ road, VERY OLD TAWNY PORT Denta > Surgeon, I Hours 9 a.m. to i p.m. FINO PALE -SHERRY.1,430 words
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Advertisement467 1904-03-07 8 Insnraitre Motk tg Man 11 lieim MARINE INSURANCE THE undersigned Agents will Risks on Merchandize, Produce 7 ar ”i ables at current rates. 5 Vai u For full particulars apply to KATZ brothers L Td Hamburg-Bremen Fireln su ance Co. of Hamburg Establishh 1854. THE undersigned having ’b epn Agents467 words
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