Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 16 November 1904

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 259. VOL. LXII. WEDNESDAY, 16th NOVEMBER, 1904. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      1098 2 T,E wSI Pip cs Cigar Holders. *.<*.» ..d «.„I=l. NECESSfr,ES trade ABIt f Insurance Co. 2 pROV S |Q N FOR OLD AC£ Mussrs. HIN LEE 85 Beach eC x of Aix La Chapelle. Easily and Economically met by a Policy in are showing a very choice Selection of capital
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    ARMY ON BUSINESS LINES.
    1030 3 must be ready to fight AND WIN. War Minister’s Grave Warning. NO CONSCRIPTION. Every farthing spent in preparing for W ar troops which will not be tit to face •i foreign enemy is money wasted.” Mr. H. O. Arnold-Foster, m. p., Secretary of State for War,
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    BRITISH SHIPPING.
    1060 3 —Globe. AUSTR ALI A N R EST RICTK )NS. There is every probability that the R >yal Commission appointed to inquire into the pr.bable working of the proposed Federal Navigation Bill will report in f iv >ur of the adoption of that measure, with a few unimportant modifications
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    370 3 PASSENGERS OUTWARD. Per Imperial German Mail steamer Prinz Eitel Friedrich, from London. Oct. 18.—To Singapore Mr. E. W. Birch C. M.G., Dr. and Mrs. Laidlaw an 1 family, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Ager, Mrs. G. S. Magill. Mr. E. Wylby, Mr. T. E. Farmer, Mr. G.
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    MAN AND THE ANT.
    661 3 —Exch. INSECTS AS ARCHITECTS AND INVENTORS. Ants were making snug houses of bricks and mortar when our remote ancestors were shivering in holes of the rocks. Spiders were constructing diving bells ages before man dared to trust himself in a hollow log upon the surface of
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    “HIS LAST TAKE.”
    1255 3 (BY A. E. HALL IN THE PKINTER AND PUBLISHER.**) He shambled into the composing room of a Chicago daily about midnight. He was tall, of mascular build, aged about sixty. H "’.-clothes were shabby and ragged in and his beard had not had Vk barber’s care for
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    THE BALTIC FLEET.
    178 3 RUSSIA IN MALAYA. THREAT TO THE BRITISH FLEET. Times Service.] The St. Petersburg journal, Novoe Vremya, urges that the Russian Government should acquire a Dutch island in the or the Molucca Archipelago, or even a port where docks, and buildingsyards could be constructed, and coaling stations provided.
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    THE EFFECTS OF JAPANESE BULLETS
    297 3 The St. Petersburg correspondent of the Daily Telgraph has given an interesting account of remarkable recoveries of Russian soldiers from wounds made by what they term Japanese toy bullets. These bullets, say Russian surgeons, are, if not perfectly harmless, at least the next 1 e>t
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      141 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 su»*e 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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      200 3 YOU MAY RAVE IT. ANB NOT KNOW IT. The kidneys are intended by nature to drain off the surplus water in the body’s impurities. You know how well and strong and robust you feel when the kidneys are working right. You feel right in every way. But how do you
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      70 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 Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. This
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    THE WEEK.
    207 4 1 Wilnesday, Noven» 1 ;r 16. h. Fitz-Gerald Bros. Circus 9 p. m. High Water 6-02 a. m. «V G 39 r m Low Water 0-00 a. m. A O 14 r. m T* "-’-i.y, November 17. h FiLz-G. rald Bros. Circus 9 p. m. High Water 7-20
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    MARRIAGE.
    43 4 Philips-Buckland.—On Siturday 12th November, at St. .-George’s Church., Penang. by the Rev. IL. C. Henliam. Acting Colonial Ch i; hila, John Israel Philips, of Ipoh, Perak, to Ethel Susui Buckland, daughter of W. F. Buckland, Esq., Barrister, of Cambridge, Auckland, New Zealand.
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    WEDNESDAY, 16TH NOV., 1904.
    2129 4 Since the heilthy practice of taking walking exercise has gme out of date except when one grubs along after a golf ball—too intteh commen-Tition cannot be given tv a fishion which has turned all >ur young men into horsemen. Evervbodv rides now .a day< and under
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    THE CIRCUS.
    312 4 ANOTHER BUMPER HOUSE Fitzgerald Brothers are certainly to congratulated on having placed a <.] before the Penang public that has dr a packed house every night, a result t| Wl has seldom if ever been achieved bv." other Circus troupe that has visited town. ls Last night’s programme
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    YOUNG MEN’S LITERARY ROOMS.
    379 4 MAG ISTKATES REMARKS. HEAVILY FINED. 'k csterdsiy afternoon the hearing of the evi I; 1 nee in the gambling case of the Young Men’s Literary Rooms, concluded before Mr. G. A. Hereford. At the conclusion of the evidence for the defence Mr. Far; er Baynes addressed
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    THE LATE Mr. YAL PRINSEP.
    132 4 Prinsep, Valentine Cameron, k. a., v.d n. a. and author retired Major of Artist Volunteers b. 14th Feb. 183‘A s. of late 11. Thoby Prmsep, Member of the Council of. India w. Florence, d,. of late Frederick R.l Leyland, W oolton Hall and Liverpool. 18wL
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      547 4 New Advertisements assessment notice. X TOT ICE is hereby given that on or PENANG GOBF CLUB. after the 16th «lay of November, 1904, the Books containing the valuation MEMBERS are reminded that the ties of and rates imposed on buildings and lands for the first round in the I lai’gr<
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      92 4 >.V 77.' 11! I 77 (LV 8 lu.ust 141 izadrrs&ed to The Editor." written on ,<,>/.*• side. of the paper only and aeroinjyi n ied. by the writer's name mid address not iieeresxaril y for insertion hot as a y ita ran tee lif yi'nid laifh. 4. LI. monies tnuxl
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    JAPAN.
    164 5 RECEPTION OF a PRINCE IN AMERICA. SUCCESS OF LOAN IN LONDON. Reuter’s Services.] London, 1 Gth Nov. ’j-| ie Japanese Prince Fushimi has been receive »’t Washington with much cercineiiv. Th” Japanese loan has been closed in Ixin i"ii, after being covered about tan tin)'' London, loth Nov. p
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    RIOTS IN BRAZIL.
    86 5 FIGHTING AT RIO JANEIRO. Tlt<" d‘S FIRE ON THE PEOPLE. I’.KU 1 EKS SeRV ICES.J L >nd >n. 16th No». An outbreak, bordering on revolution has taken place at Rio Janeiro, ostensibly ajjainst laws for compulsory vaccinati »n. though it is b ‘lieved the disturbanceshave Iweii f
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    ENGLAND.
    124 5 FIRST NAVAL LORD ON THE NORTH SEA QUESTION, AND THAT OF THE DEFENCES OF INDIA. I Reuter's Services.] London, 15th Nov. Lord Selb rnrne—First Lord of the Admiralty—speaking at Bristol said the just demands of Britain had been complied with by Russia. The Tribunal appointed would settle the question
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    RUSSIA.
    40 5 EMPHATIC HE "I.AIIATIoN <>N .MEDIATION. [Reuter's Services.] London, 16th Nov. Ihe Russian Minister at. W ashington, referring to certain vague reports regardiiiS mediation, declared that Russia would f'k'lit to the bitter end and listen to no suggestions for mediation.
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    PORTUGUESE ROYALTY IN ENGLAND.
    22 5 [1 euter’s Service. London, 16th Nov. Ihe King i id Cueen of Portugal have ■urived at Winds >r.
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    FRANCK AND THE VATICAN.
    97 5 J HE P( ip]? APPREHEX DS DISASTER. [Reuter's Service.] London, 16th Nov. fHe Pope de'lvered an impressive allo'u(ioiiat the Consistory in Rome yester- ,l .\> protesting strenuously against the ''"’i'l'.ligi ius policy of France. »nd anti-j Hating that it would prove an ever h r t<'ter
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    F. M. S. NEWS.
    991 5 SELANGOR CHINESE LITERARY AND DEBATING SOCIETY. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Kuala Lumpur 13th Nov. 1901. 1 here was a record attendance last night at the Annual General Meeting of the Sei ing >r Chinese Literary and Debating Society held at Captain China s garden house io
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    651 5 AC BEEN RACES. ANOTHER NEW RACE MEETING. In the same as the residents of Ipoh have constructed their new Race Club and C >urse, in addition to the one already long established at Ratu Gajah so have the inhabitants of Kota RijaliJ Acheen) started what may be termed
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    THE LATE Mr. G. L.WATSON.
    596 5 A FAMOUS DESIGNER OF YACHTS. Watson, George Lennox, m.i.n.a., M. hist. Engineers and shipbuilders naval architect designer of racing, cruising, and steam Yachts b Glasgow, 30 Oct. 1851 e.s. of late Thomas Watson, doctor of Medicine and Ellen, of Timothy Burstall, engineer; m. 1903, Marie,
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      116 5 s. s. Malaya.” Pleasure Trip to Pulan Beriiala. IT has been arrange 1 to make a pleasure trip by the Nord 1. Lloyd s.s. Malaya to Beriiala Island about 30 miles off' the Deli Coast, St irling from Penang, on Saturday. the 19th November, at 5 p.m., and returning on
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      249 5 A GREAT SUCCESS FITZ GERALD BROS. CIRCUS and Menagerie ol Wild Performing Animals. The L, Circus ever having 1 visited Penang. V*w General Opinion: the Best and Brightest Circus that has ever visited Penang. LOCATION: DATO KRAMAT GARDENS. FOR 2 MORE NIGHTS ONLY-TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT 11 Grand Change of Programme.
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    675 6 Wenesday, ffith Nov., 1904 Ah exploring expedition is now fitting out in Java to travel in the unknown interior of Netherlands New Guinea. There far inland is a range of mountains the snowcovered tops of which point to a height of at least* 18,000 feet. The explorers
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    Shipping and Commercial Intelligence.
    1067 6 ARRIVALS. Prinzess Alice, Ger., Wettin, Nov 15, Singapore, gen., leyer Co. Socotra, Brit,, 6008, J. Nov 15th, London, gen., Adan>so^^^ .fillan A Co. Ulysses, Brit., 2282, Bevim? Nov 16, Singapore. gen., W. Mansfield A Co. Roiklight, Biit., 2133, E. Parry, Nov *l5, Singa»M>re. oil. Boustead Co.
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      138 6 STEARNS’ WINE is pleasant to take. Its effect is certain in preventing coughs and colds. It builds up and strengthens. NOTICE. PENANG TURF CLUB. THE RACE COURSE will lie officially -L open for Training on and after Monday. 14th instant. Hacking is not allowed on the course during Training Hours,
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      102 6 Unless your bowels move regularly once a day you will suffer from such symptoms as these —sick headache, liver trouble, sour stomach, cold hands and feet, coated tongue, wind in the stomach, yellow eyes and sallow comjdexion, dizziness, bad breath, chilly, shivery feelings. Doans’ dinner pills cure these complaints, because
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    PENANG TURF CLUB.
    1089 8 Programme for January Meeting, 1905. TUESDAY 24th, THURSDAY 26th 8 SATURDAY 28th JANUARY. FIRST DA Jsuesday, 2Ltf) January, 1905. 1, The Maiden Plate. A Cup presented bv His Excellency Sii John Anderson. K.c.m.g., with $750 added by the Club. A Race for Maiden Horses. Weight as per
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    PENANG VOLUNTEERS.
    233 8 ORDERS BY CAPTAIN A. 1? A r>iu COMMANDANT. IS FOR NOVEMBER 1<)( M Drills. Thursday, 17th. Recruit Drill at r at 5-30 p.m. I‘«rt Friday, 18th. Annual General Mectin,, the Corps at the Drill Hall at 8-'U> Tuesday, 22nd. Recruit Drill at tl>< I’'" at 5-30 p.m. l<Ort
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      188 8 Jixo. RABE, E>. D. INTERNATIONAL BANKING Dentist. CORPORATION. Has returned to Penang permanently. Fiscal Agents for the United States of Am ri HUNNYMEOE/JTOimiAJi road. China and ltlc Philippine Islands. Hours CAPITAL Geld $3,947,200.00 Sirphn and Undivided I WANTED :—Permanent Cool Ofmce Profits Geld $4,052,700.89. 11 ooms or House, with good
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      201 8 WORD to the 'Y y" 'Y "v Y "Y Are you comiemplaiing a SEA VOYAGE If so, DO take a bottle of CHLOROBROM with you. We can safely guarantee you fredoin from the terrible agonies of Seasickness if you follow our Directions Directions. Hfe aj fuls in an equal quantity
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      195 8 NOTICE. SNIPE SEASON, 1904. ONI PE SHOOTING in Glugor Estate is prohibited before Ist October, after which date a limited number of passes will he issued on application. J. R. BROWN, 497 30-11 Acting Manager, Glugor Estate, HORACE.S. MARTIN, .1/ inmg awl Consulting Engineer. All Description of Mining properties Reported
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