Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 18 April 1905

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 89 VOL. LXIII. TUESDAY, 18th APRIL, 1905. ESTABLISHED 1833 PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      1065 2 g PINANG GAZETTE AND STKAIib WAWT MOTOR 'CMP* .W>’" 27a '4 ROAD. |g| w g |/1 II Have Just Received a few "doors from the Eastern I JI S?. M t-i- «y «All* A Very twd Ashment _j££2±_ I 4£f Atkinson's Perfumes. MOSSES. WICKOp I ClilObS z < Rhine Violets^Opopanax
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    1850 3 FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1905. Present: His Excellency the Governor (Kir John Anderson, k.c.m.g.) The Hon’ble the Acting Colonial Secretary (E. L. Brockman.) the Attorney-Genl. (W. 11. Collyer.) the Act. Col. Treasurer (j. Anthonisz.) the Auditor-Genl. (E. C. Hill.) the Col. Engineer (A. Murray.) M P. Waddell. Thu Jiak
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    Pilot Davies.
    351 3 —Straits Times Bids Farewell to the Straits. Singapore loses another old resident in the person of Captain J. C. Davies who left for Home on Monday by the M. M. Tourane. Captain Davies, who is well-known in commercial circles as Pilot Davies, first came to Singapore in the
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    The Stature of Japanese Soldiers.
    286 3 There is no doubt, remarks The Globe that the energy with which the Japanese took up Western civilisation was practical and thorough and no better proof of this could be afforded than the way in which they have mistered the modern art of warfare, after
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    MORE SCHOOL-ROOM “HOWLERS.”
    467 3 Dr. Macnamara remarks Much fur. is got out of the weird notes which teachers receive from the poorer class of working parents. I have not dwelt much on these, <as I never see one of these notes without feeling more inclined t cry than to laugh. I
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    Australia’s Aborigines.
    365 3 Tiie H »me papers to hand by the la>t m t I contain some melancholy accounts of tiie treatment of the aborigines in Australia Dr. R •th. of Queensland, was some tim ag c > nmis.sioned to impure into the matter and his report reveals a truly revoit.ii;
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      60 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 ami colds and prevents any danger of pneumonia or other serious consequences. All dealers sell it. ZYMOLE TOOTH POWDER, a
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      82 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 Pains in the side or chest, soreness of the muscles or stiffness of the joints are
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      64 3 Highly Esteemed. No liniment stands higher in the estimation of those who know its real value than Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. There are thousands who feel that they cannot get along without it and always keep it in their homes. The pain from cuts, burns, bruises and like injuries is promptly
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      79 3 You Run No Risk. You need not hesitate to buy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. If you are not satisfied with the results after using two-thirds of the bottle according to directions you may return it to your dealer and your money will be refunded. Here is what the Greer Drug Co.,
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      285 3 GRAHAM Co., Ltd., Penang. The Leading Wlesale Chemists in the Straits. MANUFACTURERS OF CUBICAL PWTMMMK, AND OTHER PREPARATIONS. Gy/arnmeat and Estate Hospitals and Dispensaries SUPPLIED WITH purg English f)rugs and Chgmieals, AT LOWEST PRICES. A large stock of Fine Chemicals always oa hard, Cocaine, Codeine, Morphine, Potassium, locJde, lodofo Quinine,
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    THE WEEK.
    77 4 Wednesday. April I9th. Full Moon. Town Band, Esplanade, 6 to 7 p. in. Thursday. April 20th. Passover (Jewish Festival.) h Friday. April 21st. Good Friday. Public Holiday. Cricket. Penang u*. Perak. Town Band, tv 7 p. in Saturday. April 22nd Public Holiday. Cricket, Penang v» Perak. Town Band,
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    Tuesday, 18th April, 1905.
    1162 4 After the battle of Mukden, which wiped out almost one-half of the Russian army, there was a marked revival of the peace rumours which Reuter has been carefully disseminating during the last few months. It was stated that the gi'eat financiers of Paris, through whom the
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    PENANG TURF CLUB.
    339 4 DRAWING OF THE GRIFFINS. It was anything but inviting weather this morning’about the time the Griffins were advertised to be drawn tor. Nevertheless, a much bigger crow<l than ex net ted were pre tent. Two ladies, Mrs. Stitt and Ahs. Hanman, kindly drew the numbers and names
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    Penang Cricket Club.
    249 4 EASTER PROGR AAIAI E. PENANG vs, PERAK. We are informed that the Perak Cricket team propose travelling down to Penang bv rhe afternoon express on Thursday, the 20th. The football team will probably not arrive till Saturday afternoon. Cricket will start on Friday at 12 noon, on
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    Penang Golt Club.
    122 4 Lawn Tennis Tournament. The following are the results of vesterday’s plav Ladies Singles Handicap. Airs. Dunn beat Airs. J. A. Brown 6—2 6—2. -Mixed Doubles Handicap. Mrs. Ebden «A E. S. Haslam beat Mrs. Jamieson G. H. Cater, 6—2 6—3. Al ens Singles Handicap. A. F. G.
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    RESIDENCY DANCE AT TAIPING.
    726 4 (From Our Chcu Correspondent.) Taiping, April l->. The long-looked-for dance la.>t night was a great success from every point, of view, but alas like all goixl thing* it, i< over, audits joys releg ited to the Jim m of the past; to me, ho eve.’, remains
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    Penang Golf Club.
    57 4 The Greig Cup. The first ties in this competition are to b played oft' by Saturday, 22nd April, 1905. Actual match handicap 6 Air. Justice Law. 3 Dr. b rec r. 9 Dr. Skae. 6 Mr. W. E. U. Grove. 8 G. H. Stitt. 6 Geo. Alacbain.
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    Homeward-bound German Mail.
    52 4 The Norddeutscher Lloyd Mail Steamer I rinz Heinrich having left Singapore at I p. m. yesterday, is ex pected to arrive here to-day at 6 p. m. and will leave for Colombo, Aden, Suez, Port Said, Naples Genoa, Gibraltar, Southampton, Antwerp and Bremen probably at 8 a.
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      484 4 JFV »k*oiV’!? Nwe Advertisements. New Advertisements. A 2 ...r,i i ■i? EASTER HOLIDAYS, KoamMijW Paketmrt I'M’. rrr*- <».(*'> t* < THR •wwteiiwMti<HH*ft -Banks will. -J»e A.-S 8 s ’alenliju dry docks--tkis.lveek Ly closed on Friday, {Saturday, an 1 -*W painting, she-will -iio\. sail? ahi., Monday, the 21st, 22nd. Arid 24th
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      111 4 t/T’/OiV.'' U.K.I <l. .'...J 11l The Editor." written on one »itle/n/ the paper fiithj aiui o.ceooip<lliie<l hy the -HCUMC fina tnldresx not iore»uirily for i oxertion .hilt ae a gunSuutee of fp,0,l imth. inoniex inuxt. he jniiti a* the Pinani/ Gazette Gftiee, I ’ennng, to the Serreto.rij, whose receipts will
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      5 4 SPORTING RIFLES McAlister Co., Ltd.
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    THE BALTIC FLEET.
    176 5 OFF INDO CHINA. RUSSIAN ELATION. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Singapore, 18th April. '1 'he Indo-Chma steamer Laisany reports that the Baltic Fleet was at Kamranh Bay on Saturday forenoon. The hospital ship Orel had then rejoined t he tleet. [Belter s Service London, 18th April. The Russians
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    TURKISH MISRULE.
    94 5 THE CONDITION OF MACEDONIA. DESPERATE RACIAL FEUDS. [Reuters Service.] London, 18th April. Further evidence of the disgraceful condition of affairs prevailing in Macedonia is supplied by the following telegram. A Greek band recently attacked ami destroyed the Bulgarian village of Zagoritehani, killing most of the inhabitants and carrying
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    RUSSIA.
    87 5 A CONSTITUTIONAL PARTY. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 17th April. A Constitutional Conservative party is being formed in Russia. It includes already seven members of the Council of the Empire besides a number of Senators and prominent Government officials. The party, the formation of which is countenanced by M. Buliguine, Minister
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    THE ITALIAN RAILWAYS.
    57 5 OUTBREAK OF A GENERAL STRIKE. [Reuters Service.] London, 17th April. A general strike has begun on the Italian railways. The men object to disciplinary measures tending to curtail their right to strike being inserted in the Government Bill for the State taking over the railways. Troops are
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    THE WAR.
    57 5 A RUSSIAN SUCCESS. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 18th April. General Linievitch reports that on the 11th instant the troops on the Russian left attacked the village of Ponhoul, five miles to the eastward of Meian. They enveloped the Hanks of the Japanese, who retired from Meian, which is the
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    THE KING AND QUEEN AT ALGIERS.
    65 5 [Reuter s Service.] London, 17th April. King Edward and Queen Alexandra have landed at Algiers which has been lavishly decorated for the occasion with French and British Hags. Their Majesties, who paid a visit to Jonnart, Governor-Genera! of Algeria, wi remain at Algiers till
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    CHINA.
    55 5 I Reuter’s Service.] I rAiH Inn 18l IVELTBK B j London, 18th April. The Times correspondent at Shanghai states that, though two years have passe, since China ratified the Mackay not a single important clause had ye e come effective, and the Chinese Oovernment is encouraging its officials in
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    THE PENANG TURF CLUB.
    2402 5 half yearly meeting. I he Half-Yearly General Meeting of the Tembers of the Penang Turf Club was 'eld in the Chamber of Commerce yester- < i\ afternoon. Mr. A. R. Adams occupied the Chair, and there were also present Capt. Mclntyre, Messrs. Stitt, C. A. Law.
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    Will of th: Late Mr- Aylesbury
    319 5 -M\*. Henry Aylesbury AValker Aylesbury, of Leigh Court, Carddock, Col--1 mqif>n,‘ a tba planter, with estates in the Straitw Settlements, who was killed on ,9th January last, at the age of years, u left estate in the United Kingdom valued at £21,621 Bs. 4d.,
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    Forthcoming Lcgislation.
    249 5 The fgjloiniig Bills about to be introduced into theMlegislative Council are published in Friday’s Government Ga&tte 1. An Ordinance to incorporate the Boam of Benevolence of the District Grand Lodge of the Eastern Archipelago. The objects and reasons of the Bill are stated as Follows The “Board of
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    586 6 Tuesday, 18th April, 1905. To receive a token of appreciation from underwriters is an ambition of every shipmaster. They are dreaded ixjcause of their fancied power to put a ban lor ever on a man’s professional career, and therefore, to receive an underwriter s ‘•blessing’’ is considered
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    PASSENGERS FROM HOME.
    181 6 Per P. O. steamer Himalaya connecting with the steamer Chusan at Colon.bo from London, March 17, to Singapore. Mr J. Man» '‘iimore. .Mrs. Stewy;.,' Mr. and Mrs. J. W. StPolgla-e, Miss Bushell, Mr. W. E. L. Shand. Mrs. H. H. Hudson, Mr. Groundwater, Mrs. Howard, Mr. A.
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    Shipping and Commercial Intelligence.
    906 6 ARRIVALS. Malaya, Ger.. 901, Block, Apr 18, Deli, gen., Pehn Meyer Co. Rotorua, Brit.. 555, Lingard, Apr 17, Tongkah, gen., Koe Guan Co. Van Dek Parka, Dut., 332, Leeuwe, Apr 18, Deli. gen.. H. Ir.ebert Co. Ban Whatt Soon. Brit., 199, Glenday. Apr 18. Deli, gen.,
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      34 6 FOR THE COUGH OF INFLUENZA, Stearns’ Wine is there liable prompt remedys at soothes the air passages. ALLAN IRVING. Engineers and General Contractors. Works 40 WELD QUAY. Town Stoke :—3l BEACH STREE’I’. 40 1-4-05
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    Singapore Sporting Club.
    1093 8 PROGRAMME FOR THE Spring Race Meeting, 1905. May 30tfj, June Ist and 3rd. FIRST DAY. Tuesday 30 th May. The Maiden Plate. Value .$6OO. A Race for Maiden Horses. Weight 9 st. 3 lb. An allowance of 7 lb. to ex-Griffins imported into Straits Settlements or Federated
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      280 8 HORACE S. MARTIN, and Engineer. N V.Z All Description of Mining properties Reported on. Concentrating and ore Dressing Plants designed and erected. IPOH -PERAK. 981 25-5-04. CRUSHED FOOD. NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED. Try it and You Will be Satisfied. REDUCED PRICES. IR. BELILIOS l>egs to inform the public that since
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      1527 8 uazlLJLid PBH« JOWIUMS, NT “X^t l on Nl orders BY Captain a. R. ADAMS, Paid llp c pital $10,000,000 Kethe rland3 Trading Society. Fisal Agents Sum COMMANDANT. Reserve Fund. Sterling Reserve $10,000,000) Established 1824. silver Reserve 8 000 000 H lB 000 000 China and the Philippine Islands, FOR APRIL,
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