Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 29 March 1905

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 72 VOL. LXIII. WEDNESDAY, 29h MARCH, 1905. ESTABLISHED 1833. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      1139 2 LIPTONS TEAS I Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Mental surgeon, lm were awarded the Total invested Funds upwards 17, penang road. Proved by experience. ta arvr\ a i ...£4,500,000 p CiOLrlJ /IL- Lh aL Total Annual Income... £759,Q00 few doors from the Eastern AT THE The undersigned have been appointed PE I—
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    IN PERIL IN PENANG.
    1721 3  -  THE STORY OF A STRANGE HONEYMOON. BY OLIVER ASHWELL. CHAPTER VI. A NIGHT OF HORROR. T was so suddenly nauseated with the sight of that grisly message from our foes that 1 had not the presence of mind to hide the horror from the ey?s of
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    SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB.
    417 3 There was no other business.— Straits Times, March 25th. ANNUAL MEETING. The annual general meeting of this Club was held recently in the Drill Hall. Mr. I'. de M. Brad dell presided, and there was rather a small attendance of members. Minutes of last meeting were confirmed.
    There was no other business.—Straits Times, March 25th.  -  417 words
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    THE JEWS IN SINGAPORE.
    977 3  -  [WRITTEN SPECIALLY FOR ISRAEL’S MESSENGER BY MR. N. E. B. EZRA.] The object of this essay is to place before the readers of the 44 Israel’s Messenger a succinct account of the Jews residing in Singapore, which we hope will not prove uninteresting. The .Jewish community
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    AN ARMY WITHOUT CHIEFS.
    909 3 RUBIIVS LO IT O?JTZIERS. H. O. Wils m writes in the Express of the 21st ult:— One of the most remarkable features of the present situation in regard to the Russo-Japanese war is the devastation—it can be called by no other term—that has been wrought in
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    Mr. Chambarlain on a General Election.
    312 3 Mr. Chamberlain, in a letter to the editor of the New Zealand Times dated December, 1. states that the progress of the movement in favour of Imperial union and commercial preference is quite satisfactory to him. He has never supposed it possible to secure
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    DO YOU SUFFER IN THIS WAY?
    192 3 The back always aching work impossible ;no rest at night afraid to bed standing erect causes a sharp stablike pain that almost takes away your breath, and leaves you we ik, nervous, and despairing is this your story But you can be cured by
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    THE WEEK.
    112 4 Wednesday, March 29ih. Town Baud, Esplanade, 6 to 7 p. in. High Water 5-34 a. in. 6-9 p. in Low Water 11-46 a. ni. Thursday. March 50th. Choral Practice, Town Hall, 5-30 p. m. J Town Band Golf Club, 6to7p. m. High Water 6-48 a. in. 7-32 p.
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    Wednesday, 29th March, 1905.
    1299 4 We can hardly be surprised that the visit of the Kaiser to Morocco is being viewed with some suspicion in France. The politicians and people of the French Republic have always regarded Morocco as being well with.in the French sphere of influence, and, since the conclusion
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    THE ASSIZES.
    601 4 A FORGERY CASE. r Yesterday afternoon, 'before the Hon. A. F. G. Law, three Chinese, Lee Siew Ann, Lee Ho Weng, and Lee Ah Thuan took their places in the dock to answer to a charge of having been in possession of documents knowing the same to be
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    Penang Golf Club.
    40 4 The Monthly Medal was played for on Saturday, March 25th, and won G. 11. Stitt; score 58 49= 107 less 16 The Ladies Spoon played for on Tuesday, 28th insU, and won by Miss Backland; score,;--45 68.
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    Penang Turf Club.
    155 4 Autumn Meeting. Proposed Programme, We have received from the Secretary of tie Penang Turf Club, a copy of the pro >osed Programme of th? next Meeting, to b 1 held o.i July 25th, 27th and 29th. Amo g the prizes to be offered will be one of
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    THE EUROPEAN CIRCUS.
    619 4 OPENING PEI®.., 1 The European Circus V audience for the first tW. a Ve, f <a p n U)tr Kramat Gardens last nW ,n :i t the success. There was a fair v.ith lnuch ing that the Circus has noY ***** msid er tation in Penang, such
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    Ipoh Club.
    200 4 Annual Meeting. The annual general meeting of the Ipoh Club was held on Sunday night, Mr. C. V. Dyson presiding. The accounts of the past six months were passed, t he officials responsible for the working of the club reporting favourably upon the financial positicn and general prosperity.
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      518 4 New Advertisements, New Advertisements. Government of Selangor. NOTICE. TENDERS will be received at the Office UROPEAN, will take entire charge of of the Secretary to Resident, Kuala XL 1 or 2 children, in return for Lumpur, up to noon of the 14th April, passage Home. 1905, for the wiring and
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      119 4 fWN TRI BUT lONS must be addressed to The Editor,” written on one side of the paper only and accompanied by the. writer s name and address not necessarily for insertion hut as a guarantee of good faith. LL monies must be paid at the Pin any *4 Gazette Oflwe.
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    RUSSIA.
    238 5 further disorders. 'I Ilk CRIMEA AN!) THE C VUCzkSUS IN REVOLT. CONSTITUTIONAL agitation in FINLAND. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 28th March. Serious disorders are reported from Yalta ini the Crimea. The police barracks most ot the warehouses and the vodka shops have been wrecked. The chief of the police has
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    THE JAPANESE LOAN.
    84 5 HEAVILY OVERSUBSCRI BED [Reuters Service London, 28th March. New York bankers state that they are receiving heavy subscriptions from French investors for the American portion of the Japanese loan. London. 29th Maach. The exteriors of the banks issuing the Japanese loan resembled the outside of the theatres
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    THE ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE.
    47 5 ENGLISH PRESS OPINION. [Reuters Service.] London, 29th Alarch. The Daily Telegraph, in espousing the cause of strengthening the Anglo-Japanese alliance, says that the proposal receives general approbation in the Ci.y, >iie moie especially if the alliance is to receive the moral support of America.
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    THE WAR.
    69 5 [Reuters Service.] London, 29th March. It is understood that Russia’s intention to mobilize on a large scale has been abandoned for the present. Only drafts will be sent sufficient to stifien General Linievitch, who* will pursue Fabian tactics. News from Guntzuling states th it a readvance of the
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    RACING IN ENGLAND.
    101 5 THE LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. result and bettinu. [Reuters Service.] London. 29th March. The following is the result of the Liueolnshire Handicap run yesterday Mr. F. Luscombe’s Nrtns-mnao 4vrs. i st. bios. Mr. F. Langstaff's CW -’"O 3 syrs. Ost. Ivins. Ge„. Paget's 3. Eighteen horses ia i <)
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    UNREST IN CRETE.
    315 5 UNION WITH GREECE PROCLAIMED. ATTITUDE OF THE POWERS. I Reuter's Service.] London, 28th March. As a result of popular discontent with the absolutist rule of Prince George of Greece, six Hundred armed Cretans assemble I. near Canea as a provisional national assembly, under the presidency of Mr.
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    THE SEYCHELLES.
    23 5 NEW CHIEF JUSTICE Reuter's Service.] London, 29th March. Mr. Eric Wright. Barrist r-at-law. lias been gazetted Chief Justice of the Seychelles.
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    POLITICS AT HOME.
    41 5 [Reuter's Service.] London, 28th March. Air. Gerald Loder has been appointed Junior Lord of the fro isury in the place of the lion. Ailwvn Fellowes, promoted to be Lord Privy Seal. This will necessitate a bye-election at Brighton.
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    “The Sully.”
    59 5 The South China Morning Post is informed bv the French Consul at Hongkong that the Sully is not yet floated, and that the news published in the Tonkin papers that she has been 11 rated is incorrect. Operations are proceeding ste.dily but slowly, as the task is a
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    NEWS FROM PEKING.
    325 5 —South China Morning Post. FROM NATIVE SOURCES. Grotesque Situation. Viceroy Yuan Shi Kai is strongly opposed to the suppression of the mounted brigands by the Government, as many of them are in the employ of Russia and Japan, and an expedition against them would only lead to
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    THE LATE MR. R. A. LAW.
    643 5 SYMPATHETIC REFERENCES IN THE SUPREME COURT. At the opening of the Court yesterday before the Hon’ble Mr. Justice Law, Mr. R. A. P. Hogan said that he had been desired by the other members of the Bar to give expression to their sorrow at
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    CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
    310 5 In your issue of the 23rd, was published a letter from the pen of some humane man, bearing the <le plume, of AntiBrutalism which I read with pleasure, as I am glad to see that the need of a Society for the prevention of cruelty to animals,
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    THE EXTENSION OF RUBBER CULTIVATION.
    925 5 77/ Tropical Agriculturist. There is no doubt that agricultural interest in Ceylon, the Straits, and many, other equatorial countries at present centres chiefly on rubber. There are not wanting many signs of a considerable bomn in the cultivation of this product during the present year.
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    THE MAN OF THE MOMENT.
    808 6 M. P. LORD DUDLEY, THE VICEROY OF IRELAND. Early in life Lord Ednam, now known to the world as th” Earl of Dudley, gave promise of those qualities which have since made him a prominent figure in the political and social world. As a boy
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    Shipping and Commercial Intelligence.
    1066 6 ARRIVALS. Kangra, Brit., 1478, Henderson. Mar 29, Rangoon, gen., H. Liebert Co. Calypso, Brit., 339, Duringer, Mar 29, Singapore. gen., W. Mansfield Cornelia, Brit., 194, Marris, Mar 28, Deli, gen., Koe Guan Co. Mary Austin, Brit., 121, Campbell, Mar 28, Port Swettenham, gen., Koe Guan Co.
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