Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 3 January 1905

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED daily. Established 1833. TUESDAY, 3rd JANUARY, 1905. No. I VOL, LXlII. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      866 1 S 6ip P>nc. g. 1 I R. 0. Steam Naviga- Sailings. I tion, Company. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., LTD. I EXPECTED ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE. F jjk" I MAIL SERVICE. R io Sail. Steamer. OuboorcL. Negapatani, 1— I A :biras > Pondichery, Cuddalorc and in. 5 Sim. <i connecting with
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      674 1 7 1 J A Lhyd, Bremen, f li\ a iZm B J- M L-*- ''tfc, ■’Lf Imperial German W>1W®L I JH|K fast and well-known Mail Steamers of TL g^2 r tins Line will leave Penang on or about the undermentioned dates B CD Outwards*, Homewards. ("Rf s.s /ftoten 12 Jan.
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      230 2 TWO GREAT NECESSITIES, I. FAMILY PROVISION, 2. PROVISION FOR OLD AGE. Easily and Economically met by a Policy in THE BRITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE (ESTABLISHED 1847.) CHAIRMAN: The Right Hon'ble Sir JOHN 6ORST, M. f. FUNDS Rl 420,009.998. It CLAIMS PAID—Rs. 450,000,000Monthly Rates for each Rs. 5,000| Assured. Large
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      245 2 FIRE. MW RISK OF FIRE easily and quickly be averted by the adoption of electric light- ing throughout all buildings, and the consequent giving up of oil lamps—the most frequent source of danger. For all information, advice and estimates of cost of lighting by electricity, which is the only safe
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      331 2 ALLAN IRVING. VIBNNABAKBiJ EMIn««rj sn<LGener.l Contractor*. JOSEPH BAKER, B Begs to inform the Ladies ;n l( (i Works :-M0 WELD QUAY. of Penang and Out Stations th?*'? Town Store: —31 BEACH STREET. has opened a 40 1-4-05 1 CONFECTIONERY J At 243 Penang Road, near the Chcwrast\ u .U lllCT
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    HOW THEY RUN THE BLOCKADE.
    840 3 BRITISH VESSELS MAKING HUGE PROFITS. U J rI3aS before those who TRv K DODGE TOGO’S FLEET YWO Burning the blockade is ft But it is in full l,k st in the Far iN-t. an 1 many a vessel has Rot safely into ;r 1 many
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    THE UNITED STATES NAVY.
    398 3 1’hFECrs IN WAR-SHIPS. A<lmir.i| N j)^. e ’’P" 5 1 Board,-of. which considn-1ri, 1 resident, has under battleships f',r w fcl (Jnnvi, >g certain v«tio» 3 p Th. ep r 5 nrt reno“Ohio” “\i 1,1 the battleships soun”’u K I1H1 ’ois,” “Misconsists of a ge and
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    Irish-Grown Tobacco.
    288 3 Success of a Government Aided Experiment. A new er i has just opened ftwr Ireland. Not only will she be a manuMicturer of t »1 Micco, but she appears likeljwafter experiments which ha ve not jproved Altogether successful, to be ableOto gnbw a good leaf of her own.
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    Mick and Pat,
    65 3 1 V ,t two quarrymen, had a quar’“'“T^ide’Ito settle the matter with rel, and <*e«m |ook here> ”said the retheir fists. beaten he must shout feree, /‘when oi e d a:ld the battle ‘Sufficient. fbey ia( j fought for commencei an hour Pat gasped out—-threc-qnerterse rs/ “Sulfidcnt-
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    RUTHLESS STORIES.
    2127 3 [BY MAX AND ALEX. FTSCHER, IN THE LONDON MAGAZINE.”] I. —A Model Household. On their return from the honeymoon the Honourable George FitzCharles and his wfife dined with the Younger-Doodles, George’s frtther and mother-in-law. The table was very sumptuously laid. The plate was handsome, and the dinner-service, in
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    READERS AND WRITERS.
    1324 3 One lias often wondered why the minor poet goes on producing verse for which no one seems willing to pay. One of the race, a Mr. Walter Malone, sings sadly The critic wonders why the lowly bards Still write and write, when no one seems to read.
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      68 3 aelmonia always results from *a cold <> l attack of influenza. CharjUlberlain s h Remedy quickly cures thesiJ) ailments J counteracts any tendency towrju P neU 7 uonia It is made especially for F 'jhe se a ’V llllar ailments and can always bf HUpon. All dealers sell it. V
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      57 3 Tolni S. Dawes, “"An Editor’* <)P^- et or rtW Z F4.e di OT l .r"''K Mund, snul “I ,s'/«r, Hokdd;- Coll gh Ko.nedy i ove found Chain hivim* received .ned.e.ne,j. w| < T! eat benefit t preventive for croup from a cold, am pro perties have ah de:ileib gchjl POWDER,
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      37 3 A Bad Cold cannot be cured too quickly. J’or this purpose Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is unequalled. All dealers sell it. STEARNS’ HEADACHE CURE, and be obtained from all dispensaries (quickly by post). Never be without the Genuine.
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      54 3 In America Chamberlain's Couch Remedy is a great favorite with the mothers of small children for colds, croup and wooping cough. It contains no harmful substance and always gives prompt relief. Sold by all dealers. Good for young and old is Steams' IKine, Enriches the blood, aids digestion, improves nutrition,
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      75 3 FOR SALE. A 11 OK KI EN Colloquial* Manual in two Parts contrining 'he Chinese Text and English Text wit h Notes and a Chinese Romanised Version, edited by Mr. G. T. Hare, c.m.I:., i.s.o., Price $5 for each part. Copies can be obtai. tl on application at the Government
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    THE WEEK.
    70 4 jN|MI Tuesday. January 3rd. Golf Club 5-30 p. m. Wednesday. January 4 h Town Band Esplanade 5-30 p. m. Thursday, January 5th. Band Golf Club 5-30 p. m, Friday, January 6th. Special Meeting, Municipal Commissioners, 3 p.U'. Town Band, Esplanade, 5-30 p. tn. Satur day. December 7 h.
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    TUESDAY, 3RD JANUARY, 1905.
    1230 4 Pena.ig celebrated the departure of the old year and the arrival of the new. in reunions and foregathering» many, of a most hearty nature. Owing to New Year’s Day having fallen on a Sunday, various celebrations in honour were postponed to the following day, Monday, when
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    AQUATIC SPORTS AT TELUK ANSON.
    887 4 On Saturday a >"«t gram art of Water Sports, h rr eJI J pared but none the lew enjoyable through at. Telilk Anson, shortly after 6 o’clock and C0 fcl UU, f dusk when the last event, the tug-o -war hid to be postponed owing
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    PENANG RACES.
    737 4 pATEST TRAINI NG A N1) >], p v C® NOTES. The first fast work morning i < x was again all that could possihii.,. for, both as regards iveathcr airi t I tion of the Turf, and a large p r the candidates did strong bracing up I
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    Penang Golf Club.
    165 4 Til 4 competition f or T prize (>1 Saturday last ‘Armstrong’s withstanding the f act t 8 Ver y keen notmeinbeBrs are staying Untl a r fc T S0, ne of the health E resorts. H1U and at other out to» do battle f Or n Timbers
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    27 4 DEATH. On December 7th at Laneside House, Gomersall,Frederic Henry SteeleKinder, aged 5 months, the beloved son of Frederic Thomas and Edith E. Kinder. Singapore paper please copy.
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    PORT ARTHUR CAPITULATED
    531 5 JAPANESE TERMS ACCEPTED. negotiations proceeding, early conclusion expected. 15 000 SICK AND WOUNDED IN THr STREETS. E [Reuter’s Service.] London, 31st Dec. flic Telegraph's correspondent at Chifu wires that a messenger from Dalny states that the Russians have abandoned the new town at Port Arthur, which- has
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    THE BALTIC SQUADRON.
    91 5 ROZHDESTVENSKY ATI MADAGASCAR. BOTROVOSKY NEARING PORT [Reuter’s Service.] ,k London, 31st l||JOec. Neuter wires from Port Said 1>n that "liral Botrovosky’s squadron cons j( T^ s ting the battleship Oleg, the c r /.Juisers z r '<d, Rlon and Dneiper, a n( five e -tioyers, is expected
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    GENERAL CABLE NEWS
    484 5 BRITISH ARMY REORGANISATION. I OLITIQAL TROV bee IN HUNGARY. THE RISE IN SILVER. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 31st Dec. foi tv' 1 ISt tea auct on Liverpool for house tOt>k pUce y esfc erdav, Watertea SaUS 8ellin 200 chests of Indian rea at fair prices. Morn' 6 tenSi0n
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    RUSSIA.
    142 5 INTERNAL UNRES1. TERRIBLE cold. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 31st Dec. offi.-iallv announced in St. It B senn-o h «al t|iree out Petersburg that polan()> two bridges rages on raihyy- The guards have being badly damaged. g been”reinforced. replaced on the W”" SX of the London, 1st Jan. London, 2nd Jan.
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    GALES IN BRITAIN.
    59 5 HIGH TIDES IN THE THAMES. THE EMBANKMENT FLOODED. London, 31st Dec. A violent gale swept over the British Isles yesterday, causing numerous ties both on land and sea. Considerable telegraphic interruption has been caused. There was an extraordinarily high tide in the Thames and Medway. The Thames
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    BANGKOK.
    33 5 PLAGUE CEASED. ARRIVAL OF THS DUKE OF ABRUZZI. [From Our Own Correspondent Bangkok, 3rd Jan. Plague in Bangkok has ceased. The Duke of Abruzzi has arrived <yn board the Italian cruiser Liguria.
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    SELANGOR RACES.
    187 5 The following are the results of the third day’s races at Kuala Lumpur:— Race I. The Griffin Handicap, Mr. L. R. Ysleman Lady Joe I.. Mr. N. Walsh Sappho 2. The Poker Kongsi Flora 3. Race 2. The Scurry Stakes. Mr. J. de Voogt Cornwell 1 Messrs. Chappel
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    Penang Hunt Club.
    50 5 At the Paper Chase to be held this afternoon, H. E. the Governor and Miss Anderson will, we hear, take part. The finish will take placo at the Residency, where Mrs. J. K. Birch will be “At Home’’ to the members of the Club and tin iifriends.
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    20 5 \All communications intended for insertion in this.journal must be authenticated. The Editor is not responsible for the opinions of
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    Nightingales.
    127 5 To The writer Mark Time “Pinang Gazette. Dear Sir, I have just noticed your paragraph renightingales in the issue of the 23rd inst. When I boated on the Medway my Head-quarters were at Wateringbury and anywhere round there, down to Tovil Lock up to Tonbridge past Yalding, nightingales in
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    Fight With a Python.
    131 5 In a sketch entitled “Snakes” produced at the Manchester Palace of Varieties recently, an actress named Miss Geraldine Montrose was nearly killed. In the scene where a python is allowed to coil itself round Miss Montrose’s neck, the reptile exerted its strength too much and almost
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    THE PLAGUE IN BANGKOK.
    1064 5 ;'■«'(/’rom Our Special Correspondent.) Bangkok, December 23rd. The inevitable- has at last happened. Plague has broken out in Bangkok and there have been eight deaths. Until now we, have satisfied ourselves with the thought that, whatever Penang, Singapore, and the other port} might say of the
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    446 6 Tuesday, 3rd Jan. 1905. There has been some talk of the Black Sea fleet joining the Russian Armada to the Fav East. But even without the addition of the Black Sea ships, Russia is now despatching the most powerful naval force that ever yet set out on
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    247 6 PASSENGERS OUTWARD. Per P. and O. steamer Britannia, connecting with the steamer Simla at Colombo, from London, Dec. 9th —To Singapore Miss Hodge, Mr. AV. Haigh, Mr. C. Phillips, Mr. A. McNeil.—To Penang Mr. an Mrs. C. P. Buckell. Per P. and O. steamer Formosa, from London,
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      ARRIVALS.
      153 6 Diomed, Brit., 3095, Young, Dec 31, Japan, gen., W. Mansfield Co. Zamania, Brit., 2893. Acheson, Dec 31, Madras, gen., H. Liebert Co. Strath moke, Brit., 2295, King, Jan I, Chittajong, rich, Noa'l n K C >. Pentakota, Brit.. 22'19, Willis, Jan •>, Kanooo'i, gen 11. Liebert A Bstir Dut.,
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      DEPARTURES TODAY.
      27 6 Chan Tai, for Perils and Setul. Ping Seng, for Port Swettenham an 1 Singapore. Lady Weld, for Teluk Anson. Asahan, for Asahan Trang for Deli.
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      IN PORT.
      31 6 Sea Mew,. Brit.. 500, Murphy, Col. G »vt. Langk 149. Liddell, Koe Guan A Co. Brit., 105. Hassan, Koe Guan A Co. Lef-GU, Brit., 294, Conway Ban Ho Hin.
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      73 6 PER Cornelia for Deli, at 2 p. m, on 1'hurs.lav. Langk at for Teluk Anson at 2p.m. to-mo. row. Deli for Trang, at 1 p. m. to-morrow. Pegu for Edie. T. Semawe, Segli an 1 Ol; Ideh at 2 p.m. to-morrow. Bengal, f>r Ceylon A.Ustralasia. In li«i. \<iei),
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      PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
      75 6 Per Brit., s.s. Pentakota. from Rangoon. Mr. and Airs. Scriven Aliss Baptist. Per Brit., s.s. Pin Seng, from Singapore. Mr. G. P. Cuscaden, Aliss Ryan. From Port Swettenham. Air. J de A r oogt, Air. Ju es Martin, Air. and Airs. Bassett, Air. J. Smith. Mr. Bosch. Air.
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      SHIPPING EXPECTED.
      189 6 Fame of steamer, where from, approximate J ate of arrival, where hound, and agents. Candia, from Singapore, Jan 4th, for Colombo and Europe, Adamson Gilfillan Co, Andalusia, from Hamburg, Jan 4th, for Singapore China and Japan, Behn Meyer. Nino Chow, from Singapore, Jan 5th, for Genoa Marseilles a>
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      EXCHANGE.
      118 6 Penang 3rd January. I9n5 ('.><(<•/..s. z of the Charlere,! llanh.) London Demand Bank, 1/1 I 9/16. 4 mon ths’sight Bank l/ll 13/16 3 Credit 1/11 15/16, 3 Documentary 2(Jalcntta, Demand Bank Rs. I45J. 3 days’ sight Private 147,. Bombay. Demand Bank 3 days’sight Privat.- 147|. Madias, Demand Bank 3
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      SHARES.
      191 6 Penang. 3i d January. I9<’5. S hh'K.v Quo 1 ati on. Bela'. '1 in Alining Co., 775 sales. Bersaivah Gold Aline Co, Ltd 13. sales. Bruseli Tin Mining <’•».. 2 liters. Dull’ Development Go.. Ltd 12 sellers. Fodern Icd Saw Mills Lid 1 sellers. Eraser o Neave. Ltd. 1**1
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      PRODUCE.
      180 6 X. Penano 3rd January, I '.»<»5 Gold leaf HL Pepper (W. ('oast 3li>s 5 oz.) 2a 50 seller*. White Pepper 38|. sellers. Trang Popp<-r shortly expected. Cloves (picked shortly expected Mace 85 sellers. Mace l‘ickin<_'s 74|. sals. B Nutmegs I IDs IO|. soles. JNo I 6-10. »<»n. v 2
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      146 6 About Colds. —Tn all countries and among all nations of the globe, cough medicines are used and used probably more extensively than any other one class of medicines. Every human being is subject to throat and lung troubles, which may terminate his existence. People everywhere realize the dangerous consequences of
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      89 6 Dr. W. MANSON Dental Surgeon, 179a Carnarvon Street, FACING THE CARNARVON STATION. Charges Moderate. Consultation Free. 1023 9-3-04 Vinolia: O AD For Delicate, Sensitive, Irritable Skins. I J/A PREMIER, FLORAL, MEDICAL, TOILET (Otto), > > VIOLET, and VESTAL. Q C A A A For Itching, Face Spots, Eczema,, and ail
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      541 6 .HORACE S. MARTIN, M J gLk HA'H I A Ahnin'l «nd LauMn'J Ewjmeer. >* NN *J 1 > I I 3 All Description of Mining properties 5 j Reported on. «E i <■». Concentrating and ore Dressing jgfcjg q| J*. VM Dj K 1 Gilf1113>R 06 v0. 981 25-5-04. Small
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      244 7 H AN S EGf STERED i -1!® E F00D Not a cheap food at a good n G ATING FATTENING. A scientific mlx Z but a ood food at a cheap price. Chaff produced i.>° best and heating. Contain! co «»try. Is not from weevils and rubidsh F d 8t
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      866 7 SanAf. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. NOTICE. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. ca <. I. 8». IN. CO., Uxd. Incorporated by Royal Charter. *T*he Chrfaim^ excursion, to SW nh aZid e Si ?rT re iO P h r Reserve Liability of Proprietors December t0 31st J “““ry, 1905. HUTTENBACH LIE BERT <fr Co.,
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      155 7 LIPTONS TEAS AWARDED THE GOLD MEDAL AT THE PARIS EXHIBITION. Agents, Penang PATERSON, SIMONS Co. ZOBELQ Watchmaker Jewlleer, X AT z Messrs. Graham Co./\ 4. Street. A SPECIALITY. Every Watch Guaranteed for tivo years. GRAHAM Co, Ltd., CHEMISTS, 4, Beach Street, Penang. :o: Perfumery. A Large Consignment Just Received FROM
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      943 8 Xanfon Insurance Office Ltd. Mannheim Insurance Co. Marine Insurance. Capital Subscribed $2,000,000 4 i Amount Paid-up -)00,000 "The undersigned Agents wdl accept Reserve Fund 730,000 Marine Risks on Mcrclru.di;o Produce and Valuables at current rat w. HEAD OFFICE, HONGKONG. For full particulars apply to i KATZ BROTHERS, Ltd., i General
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      329 8 NOTICE. CONSULATE FdR THE NETHEWANDS. UP to Thursday the 19th January, 1905, at 10 a.mJ, tenders will be received at the Office of the Resident of the East Coast of Sumatra, at Medlin, for the Farm having the right to retail opium in the Residency of the East Cyast of
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      1225 8 PENANG TURF CLUB. I Programme for Jam Meeting, 1905,1 TUESDAY 24th, THURSDAY 26th g jATURDAY JANUARY, firstday. secondday. third day I May, 1905. Mday. *6f6 January. '905. Saturday. 38t6 January, 1,— Plale. l.-The First Griffin Handicap. 1.- The Larrikin Cup. I A Cup presented by His Excellency Sir Value $300.
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