Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 3 April 1905

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    21 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED J 833. No. 76 VOL. LX Hi. MONDAY, 3rd APRIL, PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      995 2 “BELYANTE" MOTOR CARS. ““L™.™' Wl,e, 27a Beach Street. I!, PENANG ROAD. A FRESH ARRIVAL OF A few doors from the Enstern I I J and Oriental Hotel. French .ni Ur| nK ricuiii Messrs. Wickett cl,Bte -dUliißwi Chocolates. Q Fraser and Heave’s > r °erry, 1 yHI f.' JOB)' Seats Bonbons,
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    NEWS FROM GERMANY.
    463 3 TJ IO T Hamburg, March, 7. arrived LXTo J H* .“Hohenzollern” has to await tlw n Harbour, where she is t ait the German Imperial family, who 22 AfC t fc reaC, that P° rt 0,1 M *rch “Hohenzoll R l ng t,,em to Messina, the on
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    Chinese and Steam Launches.
    397 3 A writer in the Ceylon Observer says, speaking of Hongkong Among the things that strike one is the number of good steam launches (all built there) and the excellent manner in which they are handled, by Chinese, and Chinese only. T was speaking about this once
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    AMERICAN POLICY IN THE PHILIPPINES.
    826 3 Writing on Mr. Alleyne Ireland’s second rrticle on American policy in the Philippines, the Tinies says it brings to a close the extremely interesting and varied series of studies in tropical administration which he has contributed to their columns during the past eighteen months. They
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    THE CHINA SQUADRON.
    663 3 have been together.— S. Chin <■ Aborning Post. SPEED OF OUR BATTLESHIPS. It is interesting to compare the length of stroke and the length of connecting rods in the new Cunarder Caronia with those permissible in a Naval ship of equal or even greater horse-power. In the
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    Admiral Davis and the North Sea Commission
    212 3 Rear-Admiral Davis, of the United States Navy, who represented that country on the North Sei Commission of Inquiry, arrived at Dover on Saturday from Paris and left for New York in the evening by the Red Star liner, Finland. Tn conversation with a
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    THE MULTIPLICATION OF TREATY PORTS.
    705 3 At a meeting of the Colonial Siection of the Society of Arts, Mr. Byron Brenan, c. m. G., formerly British Consul-General .it Shanghai. made some interesting remarks on the multiplication of Treaty ports in China, and of the inutility of such a policy from the
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    The Colonial and Indian Exhibition.
    170 3 The West India Committee have learnt by cable that the Legislative Council of Jamaica has re-considered the question of a grant for the purpose of the Colonial and Indian Exhibition to be opened at the Crystal Palace on May 6, and has agreed to a
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    MUKDEN.
    940 3 THE CITY OF TOMBS AND BATTLES. Ever sin :e the Emperor Narhachu was laid in his sepulchre Mukden has been tli most hall iwed resort of pilgrims from all parts of the three great provinces of M inchuria. Ln the middle ages this Holy City was the centre of
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    TRADE IN THE INTERIOR OF CHINA.
    661 3 DIRECT INTERCOURSE WANTED. 1 From Der Ostasiatische Lloyd” to hand from Shanghai, we translate the following circular, which has been addressed to the German Consul-General, Dr. Knappe, and which is an interesting indication of the trend of affairs commercially in China. It does not
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      58 3 A Favorite Remedy for Babies. Its pleasant taste and prompt cures have, made Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy a favorite with the mothers of small children. It quickly cures their coughs and colds and prevents any danger of pneumonia or other serious consequences. All dealers sell it. ZYMOLE TOOTH POWDER, a perfect
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      69 3 What Chamberlain’s Pain Balm Will Do. For the alleviation of pain Chamberlain’s Pain Balm has no equal. Soreness of the muscles, swellings and lameness are quickly relieved by applying it. One application will promptly quiet a pain in the side or chest and nothing will compare with it as an
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      80 3 Every Bottle Warranted. Chamberlains Pain Balm will not cost you one cent if it does you no good. Give it a trial if you are troubled with rheumatism. One application will relieve the pain Paint; in tlie side or chest, soreness of tin; muscb-8 or stiffness of the joints are
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    THE WEEK.
    88 4 Monday. 3rd April. Town Band, Esplanade. 6 to 7 p. in. Tuesday, April 4th. Penang Volunteers “At Home” Drill Hall 5 p. ni. Wednesday, April sth. New Moon. Town Band, Esplanade. 6 to 7 p. m. i' Thursday, April 6th. Choral Practice. Town Hall, 5-30 p. m. Town
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    Monday, 3rd April, 1905.
    1244 4 Lord Lansdowne’s speech in the Hou e of Lords on the second reading of the Militia Bill is a significant indication of the attitude the Government intends to adopt with regard to the important question of the continued growth of the national expenditure. The voice of
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    PENANG GOLF CLUB.
    519 4 The following is a list of the handicaps and drawings for the events in the Annual Lawn Tennis Tournament:— Ladies' Championship —Mrs. Freer, a bye M iss Tozer v. Mrs. Jamieson; Miss V. B.own v. Mrs. Dann Mrs. Adams v. Mrs. Ebden. Ladies' Singles Handicap:— Miss Jones
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      THE STRAY DOGS OF PENANG.
      332 4 (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette.'') Dear Sir, Many lovers of animils including myself are deeply grateful to you for so fearlessly exposing t.ie present cruel manner of catching and destroying stray and unlicensed dogs in Penang. It is a disgrace to civiliziti »n
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    MAINLY ABOUT PERAK.
    930 4 Ipoh, April Gold:—there is indeed a fatal fascination in the word it is the root of all ev while the lack of it’s the whole ‘•tarnation tree,” as the Yankee said People are talking about gold one? m &gt; re in Perak, though hitherto mere flecking have
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      423 4 New Advertisements. PENANG SALES ROOM. AN AUCTION SALE OF TO LET. All the Valuable Household Furniture U d Horses Traps, Plants, Apply to &lt;&C., &C. •238 u c BARNETT A STARK WILL TAKE PLACE NQTICE. n Saturday, 8*5 Pfyril, 1905, At Rangoon House, No. 2 Leith Street, THE undersigned hereby
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      125 4 N TRI B U TIONS must be addressed to 1 u The Editor," written on due iidgtof the paper only and accompanied by the writer's name find address not necessarily for insertion bntas a guarantee of good faith. LL monies must he paid at the Pinang Gazette” Office, Penang, to
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      25 4 conimunicationji intended for insertion in this journal must be authenticat’d The Editor is not responsible for the opinions of RACING SADDLES. McAlister SP Co. Ltd.*
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      6 4 BATHROOM MATS. McAlister 4P Co., Ltd,
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    THE POWERS AND MOROCCO.
    411 5 THE KAISER’S VISIT. feeling tn~~en^ EANl) AVf FRANCE. SPEECH BY M. DELCASSE. [Reuter’s Service.] y London, Ist April. The German cruiser Friedrich Karl H escorting tho Ka.«. r n hu C.llule.! with the British battleship Ain*. wl W r 'S'*»? anchor in (nbralt.ir. Ihe latter vessel
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    THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT.
    68 5 [Reut er s S ekvice. London, 3rd April. The Duke of Connaught, who is visiting 11 mie with Prince Gustaf Adolf of S.veden, the fiance of his daughter I’rin cess Margaret of Connaught, is being much feted by the Court and populace. His visit to the
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    PEACE PROSPECTS.
    52 5 [Reuter’s Service.] London, Ist April. The report that President Roosevelt is to mediate between Russia and Japan is authoritatively denied in Washington. London, 3rd April. Official denials of any negotiations for peace are plentiful, but there a firm emJietion on the Pari. and St. Petersburg bourses that peace
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    THE JAPANESE FOREIGN LOAN.
    26 5 [Reutek’s Service. 1 London, Ist April. Subscriptions to the American half of the Japanese loan amount to nearly one hundred millions steiling.
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    THE SITUATION IN CRETE.
    40 5 [Reuter’s Service London, 3rd April. There are now seven British warships at S ”l a UrJ. force of Turkish troops has the French ll,e Xea acting,on instructions r r pB th Powers is «l—tag wfthtbi i,,3Urf!e,,tB
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    THE ZAMBESI BRIDGED.
    22 5 [Reuter’s Service.] London, 3rd April. i the Zambesi at Victoria The bridge o completed. Falls has been practical!) 1
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    RACING IN ENGLAND.
    115 5 THE GRAND NATIONAL. RESULT. [Reuter’s Service.] London, Ist April. lhe Grand National Steeple-chase, the Blue Riband of .Chasing,’ was run at Liverpool yesterday with the following result The Crawl National Steeplechase of 2,5.10 sovs. 4 miles, 85G yards. (G 4 entries, forfeit declared for G). yrs. st.
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    THE VARSITY BOAT RACE.
    181 5 DARK BLUES’ VICTORY. London, 3rd April. The 62nd Oxford and Cambridge University boatrace was rowed on Saturday and resulted in a easy win for Oxford. The result leaves Oxford 7 races abend on tie' series. [The selected crews when the mail left England were Oxfqhd. st.
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    THE BALTIC FLEET.
    21 5 [Reuter's Service..] London, Ist ApriJ. The third Baltic Squadron, under Admiral Nibogatoff, has passed Perira, making for Jibutil
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    THE WAR.
    68 5 [Reuter's Service.] London, 3rd April. Ten trains are leaving Russia daily laden with stores and material of war for Vladivostock, in yiew of the forthcoming siege of that town. London, later. Field Marshal Oyama states that according to native reports the Russians are at i laitung. seventy-seven miles
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    THE JAPANESE INTERNAL LOAN.
    30 5 [Reuter’s Service.] &gt;" London, 3rd April. The Japanese internal loan has been covered five times. There were thirty million pounds’ worth of subscriptions above the issue price.
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    INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL AT HOME.
    35 5 [Reuter’s Service.] London, 3rd April. The international association fobtball match Between England and Scotland, played on «Saturday at the Crystal Palace, resulted in favour of England by 1 goal to nij.
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    RUSSIA.
    189 5 THE REFORM MOVEMENT. REVOLUTIONARY PLOT DISCOVERED. ANOTHER BOMB OUTRAGE. [Reuter’s Service. London, 3rd April. It is officially announced at St. Petersburg that, owing to the diversity of views among the members of the special conference appointed to carry out the Tsar’s rescript of March 4th, the fulfilment of the
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    THE FINANCIAL YEAR AT HOME.
    25 5 CONSIDERABLE SURPLUS. I Reuter s Service.] London, 3rd April. The official financial year has closed With a surplus of £1,864,839.
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    INTER-VARSITY ATHLETICS.
    23 5 [Reuter’s Services.] London, 3rd April. In the athletic competitions between Oxford and Cambridge Universities, Oxford scored 6.1 points to Cambridge’s 3L
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    THE ASSIZES.
    381 5 A MURDER CASE. At the Supreme Court this morning before the- Hou. A. F. G. Law, a Malav named Bakar bin Mat Tail) was charged with the murder of one Habib, a Bengali, at Province Wellesley on 11th March. The Jury consisted of Messrs. R. Hendry (foreman), J.
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    The English Mail.
    115 5 The B. I. s. s. Tar t with mails left Negapatam at 7 a. m. yesterday, and is expected to arrive here on Thursday ingThe Penang Volunteers will give an At Home” at the Drill Hall on Tuesday, the 4th April, at 5 p.m., when Mrs. J.
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    PENANG AND SIAN.
    902 5 AN INTERESTING PROJECT. The Society of Siam irtet again recently to continue the discussion on the paj&gt;er A Road to Penang read by the President, Mr. Aage Westenholz, c. e., at the meeting held on the Bth ult. The Chair was taken by Mr. J. Mackay, m.
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    114 5 OBITUARY. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 3rd April. The death is announced of Mr. Pearse, the war correspondent. [H. H. S. Pearse was in the Soudan from 1884-85 and took part in Lord Wolseley’s pedition for the relief of General Gordon. From 1899-1900 he acted as war correspondent of the “Daily News”
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    807 6 Monday, 3rd April, 1905. r iriThe Imperieuse is to have a new job found for her as depot ship for the Portland destroyer flotilla in place of the Erebus, which is to go to Portsmouth as training ship for boy artificers. The latter was formerly the Invincible,
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    Shipping and Commercial Intelligence.
    1105 6 ARRIVALS. Glenlouhy, Brit., 2997, Stallard, Apr. 3, London, gen., Boustead &lt;t Co. Bharata, Brit., 1957, Bowman, Apr 1, Rangoon, gen., H. Liebert Co. Sui Sang, Brit., 1776, Wheeler, Apr. 1, Singapore, gen., Boustead Co. Swaekdecroon, Dut., 641, Klasens, Apr. 3, Acheen, gen., H. Liebert Co. Rotorua,
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    PENANG VOLUNTEERS.
    431 6 ORDERS BY CAPTAIN A. R. ADAMS, COMMANDANT. FOR APRIL, 1905. Drills, Class Firing, &lt;£’c. Tuesdav, 4th. P. V. “At Home” at the Fort at 5 p.m. Dress —Drill Order. Officers in White. Presentation of Prizes, by Mrs. Birch. Ladies’ Shooting Competition. Thursday, 6th. Recruit Drill at the Fort
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      76 6 PENANG TURF CLUB. NOTICE 'THE Half Yearly General Meeting of -L the Members of the Penang I urf Club, will be held in the Chamber of Commerce, on Monday, the 17th April, 1905, at 4-15 p.m. Business, 1. To receive the Accounts for the Half Year ending 31st March, 1905.
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      21 6 ALLAN IRVING. Engineers and General Contractors. Works :—4O WELD QUAY. Town Store: —31 BEACH STREET. 40 1-4-05 GARDEN ROLLERS. McAlister Co.,
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      152 6 KEEP YOUR BODY NOURISHED, keep strong, your Doctor tells you so. Stearns' JFien. will assist you. Ask your Chemist. An Iron Tonic also. Twenty-Sixth Annual Publication. THE SINGAPORE AND STRAITS DIRECTORY FOR 1905. 780 pp. Royal Bvo., Rriee $7.50 per eopy; $8 00 Rost &ree. Publishers: FRASER AND NEAVE, LIMITED--228
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      93 6 To LET. KTORWOOD,” Logan Road. Furnish1 n ed. Four Bath Rooms. Tennis Court. Apply to 226 3-4 F. 0. HALLTFAX. TTO LET. House No. 9, pangkoreroad. Entry Ist April, 1905. Apply to 182 u c E. A. MANASSEH Co. TO BE LET. SPACIOUS GODOWNS in Beach Street. Immediate entry. Apply
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      158 6 Adamson, I Gilfillan Co. Ltd’s PALE FINO SHERRY I AND OLD TAWNY PORT. I MACKAY’S j LIQUEUR WHISKY. GIESLER’S CHAMPAGNE. «0« Obtainable Retail at all the Principal Stores. AYLESBURY GARLAND, Agents for Perak. EXQUISITE IN FLAVOR. Highly concentrated, perfect in solubility, hence the most nourishing and easily digested. vanHoolen’s is
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    Singapore Sporting Club.
    1086 8 PROGRAMME FOR THE Spring Race Meeting, 1905. May 3CH), June Ist and 3rd. FIRST DAY. Tuesday 30 th May. The Maiden Plate. Value $6OO. A Race for Maiden Horses. Weight 9 st. 3 11». An allowance of 7 lb. to ex-Griffins imported into Straits Settlements or Federated
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      193 8 The Aachen and Munich Fire insurance Co. of Aix La Chapelle. Capital £450,000 Total Assets £1,226,481 The undersigned are authorized to insure almost any property against Fire in Penang or elsewhere. For rates apply to KATZ BROTHERS, Ltd. 29 1-1-05 Ayenls. North-British and Mercantile Insurance Company. Total Funds* at 31st
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      1453 8 INTERNATIONAL BANKING NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI CHARTERED BANK CORPORATION. MAATSCHAPPU. BANKING CORPORATION. AUSTRALIA AND CH| Na Fiscal Agents for the United States of Netherlands Trading Society. Paid-up-Capital $10,000,000 Incorporated by Royal Chart America HUSHED 1824. Reserve Fund. Capital Paid up IN jSlaia Sterling Reserve $10,000,000) atisinnnnnn Reserve Fund China
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