Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 4 November 1904

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 250. VOL. LXII. FRIDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, 1904. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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    THE SWANLEY ENQUIRY.
    1274 3 Free Press. v Marine Court of Enquiry on the /ling of the coolie steamer Stvanley s,r ll I 01l Monday in the Marine Court Mr. E. C. Howard as President, s *'./„1 by Lieut. Holmes, Naval assessor. 3 I (’mtiiins Symmers and Tait, Marine gild V.>| .4sesso
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    FITZGERALD’S CIRCUS.
    545 3 Says the Singapore Free Press :—Quite a long interval has elapsed since the Beachrl. site has been occupied by a circus, and a still longer one since a European show. »ther than Harmstons, has performed here. B>b L >ve will have to look to his I inrels, foi
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    THE FINANCIAL ADVISER TO KOREA.
    363 3 A ONE-SIDED AGREEMENT. I’he following draft of the contract between Mr. Meg;/a, the new Financial Adviser, and the Korean Government was approved by the Korean Council of State on the 1 Ith instant 'I he Councillors of State and the Ministers of Finance of Korea,
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    THE SISHAN.
    61 3 The Jiti Shimpo says the British vessel Sishan, which left Hongkong recently, and which was seized and sent to Sasebo on the 9th inst., was loaded with 60.000 lbs. of canned beef, a quantity of rice and Hour, over 300 bullocks, and 100 sheep. is owned by an
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    GREEK GUNBOAT NEARLY SUNK BY BRITISH BATTLESHIP.
    363 3 The Greek gunboat King George has had a narrow escape from being sunk by the British battleship Irresistible. Although strong efforts have been made to.keep the matter secret, it has leaked out that the Irresistible was at gun practice off the island of
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    BANQUET TO SIR WILLIAM MacGREGOR.
    1668 3 GOVERNMENT OF NEWFOUNDLAND HIS LAGOS CAREER. His Excellency, Sir William MacGregor, k.C.m g., C. 8., m.d., recently Governor of Lagos, and now appointed to the Governorship of Newfoundland, was entertained to dinner on Friday night, 16th September, at the Palatine Club, Liverpool, by Sir Alfred
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    PENANG LIBRARY.
    575 3 NEM£ BOOKS. The following new books were received up to 2nd November, 1904 The Royal Academy from Reynolds to to Millais, by Charles Holme. The Coming of the King, by Joseph Hocking. Tommy and Co., by J. K. Jerome. A Channel Passage and other Poems, by A. C.
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      80 3 Children Like to Take It.—The finest 'juiility o f granulated loaf sugar is used in *h'“ manufacture of Chamlierlain’s Cough Ih-nie ly, and thcMmots used in tion give it a flavour siTsjlar to jinking it quite pleasant ‘he to take it and it has no in.rvjJ^F^’ ol "'h' t. It
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      91 3 Influenza is always more or less prevalent at this season of the year. This disease is very similar to a severe cold and if allowed to take its course is liable to cause serious results. The best treatment for influenza is to avoid exposure and take Chamber] Cough Remedy. This
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      63 3 Protect Yourself and family against attacks of pneumonia by securing at once a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. If this remedy is taken on the first appearance of a cold all danger will be avoidedIt always cures and cures quickly. For sale by all dealers. STEARNS’ WINE, a general tonic
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      120 3 A Sure Cure for Croup.—The first indication of croup is hoarseness, and in a child subject to that disease it may be taken as a sure sign of the approach of an attack. Following this hoarseness is a peculiar rough cough. If Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is given as soon as
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      73 3 WANTED. HOUSE, lov.-er storied preferred, containing 2 rooms and halls with necessary out houses. Rent $3O to 40. Distance, Ito 1 miles from town. Apply ROOMA,” 639 tu th s u c c o Ojfice This Paper. NOTIOE. The International Bodega and Restaurant Co., Ltd. BEG to inform their customers'
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    THE WEEK.
    170 4 Friday, November 4th. Special Meeting, Municipal Commissioners, 3 p. in. Town Band, Esplanade, 5-30 p. m. High Water 8-42 a. m. 9-18 p. m. Low Water 2-18 a. in. 2-45 p. m. Saturday, Novembersih. Band, Golf Club, 5-30 p. in. High Water 9-49 a. m. 10-61 P. M.
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    FRIDAY, 4TH NOVEMBER, 1901.
    1245 4 The distressing incident in the North Sea wherein a trawling fleet of British fishermen was most unwarrantably fired upon, with disastrous effect, by a Russian squadron of warshij s on its way to the Far East, has been the burning question of the hour from a
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    F. M. S. NEWS.
    787 4 [From Our Own Correspondents.] Taiping, 2nd Nov. 1904. Inspector H. Hollywood and Mrs. Hollywood, who were spending the last month on Maxwell’s Hill, proceeded to Kinta yesterday. To-day a Chinaman was charged before the Magistrate with having detained a pig belonging to another man, in his
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    YOUNG MENS LITERARY CLUB.
    931 4 THE CASE BEFORE THE C’OUR’p AGAIN ADJOURNED. On Tuesday before Mr, G. A. the hearing of the evidence in the g case at the Young Men’s Literary p was proceeded with. Major H.B. de Hamel prosecuted, ail Messrs. Farrer-Baynes and Maxwell R Thornton, defended. Major H.
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    THE WAR.
    291 5 the north sea OUTRAGE. PERPETRATORS shadowed by BRITISH WARSHIPS. CONSTITUTION and meeting place of the enquiry commission. tkV E IIILL BY a HULL CORONER'S JURY. THE FOUR RUSSIAN HOSTAGES PROCEEDED HOME VIA PARIS. T >RPEDO BOATS IN THE TRAWLING FLEET. SPENDING FALL OF PORT ARTHUR. [Reuters Service.] London,
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    BIRTHDAY FELICITATIONS TO MIKADO.
    140 5 I Reuter's Services.] London, 4th Nov. The Tiovs on the occasion of the birthday of the Mikado (yesterday) offers him the congratulations and good wishes of the British people. The Tim's comments on the antiquity of the dynasty and remarks that the Mikado’s reign covers a
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    THE NAVAL CONFERENCE.
    119 5 warships leaving to meet the HYACINTH.” .From Our Own Correspondent.] Singapore, 4th Nov. H. M. S. Glory, with Admiral Sir Gerard on board, and H. M. S. Euryahis. "ith Admiral Fanshawe, leave here o* Sunday bound Penangwards to mfjj H. M. S. Hyacinth, for the Conference °f
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    PENANG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    957 5 NEW PRODUCE RULES. At the Meeting of the Members of the Penang Chamber of Commerce held on ednesday evening, some new Produce Rules were considered. These rules have been revise! by a Sub-Committee of the Chamber. We print them below. Mr. F. O. Ht'lifax said there
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    334 5 MONDAY, OCT. 31ST. Present. His Excellency the Governor (Sir John Anderson, k.c.m.g The Hon'ble the Resident Councillor of Penang (J. K. Birch), The Hon'hie the Act. Colonial Secretary (F. G. Penney), The Hon'ble the Act. At-tornev-Genl. (H. H. Hudson), 'l'he Hon'ble the Act. Col. Treasurer 'J.O. Anthonisz), The
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    MURDER.
    383 5 CHINESE COOLIE DONE TO DEATH. On Tuesday an old Chinese coolie was found dead in his room in Noniah Su Hong's plantation at Kampong Bahru. The bungalow on the land was occupied by Mr. Tisbury, and he, the day l>efore, had called the “orang Ma'’ to inform the Noniah
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    THE DUTCH IN ACHEEN.
    1312 5 The statements recently published respecting the killing of women and children in engagements between the Dutch and the opposing trilies in the island of Sumatra have attracted so much attention that it may lie useful, says a correspondent of The Times, to reproduce the main contents
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    PANAMA CANAL
    217 5 CONTROL OF PORTS. M The hot-headed people of the baby republic of Panama are up again in all their wrath. Matters have come to a crisis in Panama, says a despatch to the Manila Cablenews dated Oct. 20, and the people of the new republic are worked up
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    917 6 Friday, 4th Oct. 1904. The British destroyer Chamois has sunk while executing steam trials off the lonian Islands, on September 27. AH on board were saved. Captain Williamson, of the s. s. l>demach.is, reported at Hongkong, having left Saigon October 14, with hulk Bayard in tow. In
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    Shipping and Commercial Intelligence.
    1041 6 ARRIVALS. Zaiha, Brit., 2905, Symmers. Nov 4, Singapore, gen., H. L. f'u» Catherine Apcar, Brit,, Stewart, Nov. 4, Calcutta, gen., -W* AnthonyVan Diemen, Dut.. 730, air Rhee, Nov 4, Batavia, gen., H. L. Co. Kistna. Brit. 524. Addenbroake, Nov 4. Singapore, gen. H. L. Col Avagyee,
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      140 6 TOLET. I OMOND Bungalow from 10th April. Apply to 172 20-7 th E. W. PRESGRAVE. Penang Fire Insurance Association. NOTICE. is hereby given that all Holders of Fire Insurance Policies should give notice to the Agents of the Company by whom they are insured of the introduction or extension of
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      858 6 rcr- —-nn New Beach Street r 5 RUBEROID ROOFING. Favoured with instructions the undersigned will sell 1$ Dll D DHB H is Waterproof, Weatherproof, Dfa H M H PUBLIC AUCTION KUDtIWiU and Fire Resisting. ON MONDAY, Ufth LMIIhR, n og-j MDoes not rot, crack, blister D CIOniR commencing at 11
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      1571 7 WANTED. TOSELL. Dr. W. MANSON TWO GPFAT NFCFSSITIFS L ST j; ENERGETIC MAN, m Manager in Penang Hill. Ar. a nwriy Dental Surgeon, A PAIR of Ej.!glasses in Gold Frames A a small Produce Manufactory in the I w<> Bungalows. 77.9« Cmnnrrw. *7™<, I. FAMILY PROVISION. and small Gold Cliain
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