Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 5 July 1905

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    20 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 151 VOL. LXIII. WEDNESDAY, sth JULY, 1905. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      1103 2 HuttSnbaCh BrOS. &CO.,|AccWent Insurance mu- t Electrical Engineers Contractors. Co. TOLE 7 1 7 Ifr 1t- TL- Ha?U6. Til* “PANGKORE HOUSE,” No. 3 QpjnU Dynamos, Motors, Electric Cranes and AprrAL f T Locomotives, r E A manasseh a co. Cables, Wires, Switchboards, Arc Lamps, SS yarrow hill nurseries fruit farm.-
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    SIMLA TO-DAY.
    1600 3 cations, doesn’t it?—Su a Jennette Dunean, in the Daily Mail. Of course we have our little ways. It is impossible to live upon a mountain-top in the northern Punjab, where nobody else ever conies, without having quite marked little ways. The people who have lieen there before make
    cations, doesn’t it?—Su a Jennette Dunean, in the Daily Mail.  -  1,600 words
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    Mounting a 66-Foot Skeleton
    270 3 What is undoubtedly a very valuable acquisitim to the world’s natural history specimens, is the skeleton of a Dinosaur Brunt isaurus which has recently been m muted at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. It measure; 66 feet 8 inches in length, and
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    THE ENGLISH BOY-WHAT WILL HE BECOME?
    1097 3 PLAIN QUESTIONS FOR PARENTS. Tlie Morning Pont says How is the boy whose lather can leave him little or nothing going to make his fortune Unless a man can show that he has special powers he will only earn an average wage, and the
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    Another New Steamship Service.
    224 3 —Aiif<tralian paper. Line of P. and O. Cargo Steamers. Information has l»een received at Fremantle tliat a new departure has lieen decided upon by the P. and O. Company in connection with their service to Australia, in the formation of a special line of cargo steamers
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    Oratory in America
    258 3 Oratory in the States is far more developed than among the other branother «lay a Bill was intrcxluced into the House of Representatives in the State of Maine making it a misdemeanour to pu’l up trailing arbutus by the roots. In tlie course of the debate, Representative
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    PASSENGERS FROM HOME.
    139 3 Per P. ami O. steamer Malacca, from London June 10. —To Singapore: Mr. J. C. Dawson.—To Pending: Miss A. M ilnes. Per P. it O. steamer Macedonia, connecting with the steamer Malta at Colombo, from London, June 23. To Singapore: Mr. am! Mrs. A. Knox t Mr.
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    OFFICIAL MINUTES.
    1530 3 Miawtcs of a Meetiag of. the Muaicipal Com■liesioaera hel4 oa I «th June, 1905. Present. —J. W. Hallifax, Esq., {President), L. H. Clayton, Esq., Cheah Tek Thye, Esq., Dr. P. V. Locke and Lim Eu Ton, Esq. Jftsenf.—A. R. Adams, Esq. 1. The Minutes of the last Ordinary
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      88 3 Contracted Chronic Diarrhoea While in the Philippines “While with the U. S. Army in the Philippines, I contracte&lt;l chronic diarrhoea. I suffered severely from this terrible disease for oyer three years and tried the prescriptions of numerous physicians, but found nothing that di«l me any gQpd until I trieil Chamlierl
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    THE WEEK.
    91 4 Wedf»'e«4ay. sth July. To'Wn Band, Esplanade, fit»» 7 p. m High water 2.33 p.m Low water 8. 3 sum. Thur&gt;«i*y. 6th July High water 3.21 p in. Low water 9.24 a.in. FtWay. 7ih July t Town Band, Esplanade, 6 to 7 p. m. High water 4.15 pan- Low
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    Wednesday, 5th July, 1915.
    1253 4 During the last five years a regular campaign his been carried on for tl»e suppression of malaria in the Roman Cam-r-0,-;- *l-~ ~f l-1, 0 fifth VPItS operations makes particularly interesting reading. For the purposes of treatment the population is divided into permanent and temporary residents,
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    OCCASIONAL NOTES.
    894 4 I consider that on a wet day, when the Criminal Canvas Caravan is full up with police, the criminal has a distinct grievance at lieing crowded out, defrauded of his right and ma le to walk. It’s not often the occasional malefactor get» the chance of a ride
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    SELANGOR RACES.
    628 4 FIRST DAY’S RESULTS. [From Oar Own Cor respondent.} Kuala Lumpur, July sth. The f »llowing»are the rejulti of ra'c-s on the first day .of tht Selangor, R;u e Meeting held at Kuala Lumpur yesttrday The Maiden Plate. Value $4OO. A Rice for in liden hones. Distance R.C. i
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      120 4 fIHNTIU HUT lONS vmA ld written "it &lt;•»»« «»’&lt;/* tfce and arrouipanird by th' trrd'r 5 Jianfie •iddrcs» not nrcr»»arily fdr inndi'li a» a gmit'attf" nf ynod taith. if L L ifninl b' paid at thf Tinang to the S'oretnriiy whose reteiftts will alone be recognised by the Uontpantj, 47.7.
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      5 4 SCALES. McAlister 6» Go., Ltd.
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    ANARCHY IN RUSSIA.
    296 5 THE NAVAL REVOLT. DISAFFECTION IN THE ARMY. A COLONEL AND OFFICERS KILLED. RIOTS AT -ST. PETERSBURG. [Rkutkks Sun vice, j London, 4th July. The surrender of the mutinied Russian battleship PobwloHotetz at Odessa lias l&gt;een formally carried out. The officers returned aboard and the ringleaders of the
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    PEACE PROSPECTS.
    86 5 NEGOTIATIONS FOR AN ARMISTICE. [RkUTERS SEK VICE.] London, 4th July. M. Shipoff. Director of the Russian Treasury M. I’okotiloff. Minister at Peking, Professor Martens, the authority on International Law General Yermoloff, Military Attache at London; Captain Rousstine, ex Naval Attache at Tokio, and other experts, have been appointed
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    THE WAR.
    26 5 Rei ter’s Service London. sth July. Both Russian and Japanese despatches mention sharp fighting on Friday. Saturday and Sunday, 1» &gt;th sides losing heavily.
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    BOXING.
    44 5 THE HEAVY WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. Reiters Service.] London. 4th July. Marvin Hart has defeated Jack R &gt;ot in a prize-fight for the Heavy M eight Championship of the orld, at Reno in Nevada (U.S.). Jeffries, formerly’ the Heavy Weight Champion, resigned before the fight.
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    THE WRECK OF A FRENCH STEAMER.
    37 5 A CORRECTION. Reuter’s Skri ice. London, sth July-. The Russian volunteer cruiser Pion landed 610 survivors at Aden from the wreck of the French steamer Choice, (not 110 as wired yesterday).
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    FRANCE.
    36 5 THE SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 4th July, u Die French Chamber of Deputies has adopted the Government's bill for the separation of the Church and State by 341 votes to 233.
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    PRINCE ARISUGAWA IN ENGLAND.
    207 5 PRINCESS LAUNCHES A BATTLESHIP. SPEECH BY THE PRINCE. [Reuters Service.] Loudon, 4th July. Prince Arisugawa lias given the Lord Mayor one hundred guineas as a donation to the King's Hospital Fund. Lv.*.don, sth July. Princess Arisugawa successfully performed the launching ceremony of the Japanese battleship Katori
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    CRICKET AT HOME.
    99 5 THE THIRD TEST MATCH. ENGLAND AHE \D. [Reuter's Service London, 4th July The third test match between England and the Australians was continued at Leeds to-day in brilliant weather. The Australians in their first innings scored 195. Armstrong making 66 and Dull 48. England in their second
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    ELECTION AT HOME.
    56 5 A CONSERVATIVE SUCCESS. [Rxvter's Service 1 London, sth July. The election in the Kingswinford division of Staffordshire to provide a successor to the l ite Colonel XV. G. Webb (Conservative) resulted as follows Hill (Conservative) 5.490 Dunn (Liberal) 4.887 Conservative Majority 603 At the General Election of
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    AMERICA AND JAPAN.
    34 5 A SHIPPING COMBINE. (From 0»r (Jtru (.’orrexp-judeid.} Singapore, sth July. It is understood in maritime circles here th it the formation of a formidable Japanese and American shipping combine Is. contemplated.
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    SANDOW AT SINGAPORE.
    32 5 STILL DOWN WITH DENGUE. {From Our Otru 'Jor respondent.) Singapore, sth July. The. condition of Sandow and his wife, both of whom are suffering from dengue fever, remains unchanged.
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    How to Deal with an “Amoker”
    248 5 Tlie Government of India have approved of the following rules for dealing with soldiers who run amok :—(1) When an armed soldier (British or native) has broken loose in the manner commonly known a* running amok, and is at large threatening or purposing to
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    THE MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS.
    1679 5 THE WATER QUESTION. ANOTHER SPECIAL MEETING A Special. Meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held at the Municipal Office yesterday afternoon, further to consider Mt. Clayton's motion regarding metsurosto be taken for cheeking waste of water in Penang. A full Board attended, consisting of Mr. J. W.
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    810 6 The Peshawar left Singapore on Thursday for Hongkong and Japan. This is her maiden voyage to the Far East. The Peshawur is the last of the F. O. Company’s four new intermediate steamers to be put on this trade, her sister vessels being the Pera, the Poona
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    Shipping, and Commercial Intelligence.
    911 6 ARRIVALS. Deucalion, Brit., 4470, Keay, July 5, Singapore, gen., W. Mansfield Co. Siam, Dan., 2489, Jensen, July 4, Singapore gen., Behn Meyer A Co. Rotorua, Brit., 555, Lingard, July 5, Tongkah, gen., Koe Guan Co. Canton, Brit, 105, Merican, July 5, Teluk A' son, gen., Ah
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    34 YEARS OF RHEUMATISM.
    545 6 Patient laid up in Bed for 10 Months at a time. Disabled and Helpless. 4 York Street, Bilston Staffs, England. Gentlemen —I will always do what I can towards making your Doans Backache Kidney Pills better known, because they proved such a blessing to me, and
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