Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 6 July 1905

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    20 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 152 VOL. LXIII. THURSDAY, 6th JULY, 1905. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      1186 2 H utten bach Bros, Co., AccidenflnTurance Electrical Engineers Contractors. Co. TO LET. J// TL f gff stones. Insist upon Dynamos, Motors, Electric Cranes and ine Ma S ue U CAPITAL fl. 1,000,000.- App i y to >/ 111 I IXs tIT Al Locomotives, E A .manasseh*c«. I I I ■'Kill
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    RUBBER YIELDS IN CEYLON.
    1414 3 SOME FINE RESULTS. New ideas are as valuable in this country as in any other, says the Tint** of Ceylon, and it did not need a second invitation to take us into a certain planting district, which is to be nameless, to see a new method
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    A Tremendous Explosion
    537 3 16 TONS OF DYNAMITEA rec >rd has lieen made at Aboukir in the history of explosives, the biggest submarine explosion that has ever taken place having occurred there on June Ist. when tons of the most powerful dynamite, consisting of 10 tons of blasting gelatine and 61
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    THE JAPANESE RED CROSS.
    1391 3 A RUSSIAN DESCRIPTION. M. W. Krashevsky, who is acting as war correspondent of the Rutskoy Sloco, sends that journal a highly-interesting description of the Japanese Red Cross. He says I was near the military hospital in Tokio, when my way was blocked by the crowds standing
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    Tigers as Freight.
    394 3 Tigers do not seem to be popular as freight with steamship Companies. A Fiench resident in Indo-China wished to make a present of a particularly fine male t i the Jardin des Plantes, but the idea came t > grief on the question of transport. Even the
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      55 3 Caution Persons when travelling should exercise care in the use of drinking water. As a safeguard it is urged that every traveller secure a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy before leaving home, to la* carried in the hand baggage. This may prevent distressing sickness ami annoying delay.
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      66 3 Don't Wait Until You Need It. Do not wait until some of your family is taken with a violent attack of colic or diarrhoea. A bottle of Chamlx-rlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand when nee led lias saved many a life. Procure it at once. All dealers sell
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      93 3 RE'O.MMENDED UY I>E\I.ERS ISVERYWIIKRE Mr. M. Link's, a st irokeeper at Carcoar, N. S. W., Australia, says I never fail to recommend Chamberlains Colic. Cholera and Diarrho:* i R.*m *dv, be -ause I know it is good/ You make no mistakf* when you buy this medicine. Dealers all over the
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      251 3 ADAMSON, GILFILLAN Co,, Ltd.’s PALE FINO SHERRY AND OLD TAWNY PORT. MACKAY’S LIQUEUR WHISKY. CIESLER’S CHAMPAGNE. i > Obtainable Retail at all the Principal Stores AYLESBURY GARLAND, Agents for Perak. NEW MUSIC. An advance supply of NEW MUSIC has just arrived, comprising Pianoforte arrangements of I The Girl from Kay’s
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    THE WEEK.
    83 4 Thursday. 6th July. High water 3.24 p.m. Low water 9.24 «Lin. Friday. 7.h July. Town Band, Esplanade, 6 to 7 p. in. High water 4.15 pan. Low water 1<».15a.m. Saturday. B.h July Town Band. Golf (shib, 6 to 7 p. m. High water 5.06 p m. Low water
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    MARRIAGES.
    61 4 Earl-Hodgson Neavf. June, 7. at Perth,- N.B W. E. Hodgson, to Violet Ffc >I:ENCE MACDUFF, daughter of late T. Neave, Manager of the Chartered Bank of JikUii. Singapore. McCallum-Ker.—.June 7, at Lausanne, J. McCallum to Daisy Wemyss, daughter of late C. G. Ker, Johore. oi Riaqi^Harixgton.—June 8, at Kensuielon,
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    Thursday, 6th July, 1905.
    997 4 Mr. Henry Cooke, who has lately made a special tour in Siberia on behalf of the Board of Trade, confirms the view of •ther travellers that this vast and little known region is one of the coming markets of the world. His report is full of
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      THE DOG CRUSADE.
      104 4 (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette. Dear Sir, In spite of the very salutary stringent orders issued by the Municipal Commissioners for the destruction of all dogs found on public thoroughfares without muzzles, these animals are still met with daily in the most frequented thoroughfares. If
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    MAINLY ABOUT MALAYA.
    1926 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, July lat. Chief of Malay.in events of the week, indeed of the year, is the change in the management of Tanjong Pagar Dock effected by Government. For years the control of the first dock in the country has been in the hands
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      366 4 WANTBD New Advertisements. /'"''ASH I ER, immediately. Salary $3.» i U vexte, o£ PENANG SALES ROOM. Apply x Notice of Sale, c/o This Office. By Order of the Sheriff, Penang KINTA TIN MINES, Ltd. The undersigned is instructed to take DIVIDEND L. No. 12. session and put up for sale
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      111 4 C'INTUI BUTIONB must he addressed to *~“-'Phe K.litor." wriilbn on one side, of the and accompanied by the write! .{sameffsud address not necessarily for inset tion hut us <* guarantee of good faith. jl LL monies must he paid at the Pinaug dfatdlte. Peuanu, to thf. Secretary, whose receipts will
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      20 4 [iIZZ communications intended for insertion in this journal must be authenticated, The Editor is not responsible for the opinions of
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      5 4 REFRIGERATORS. McAlister Be Co., Ltd.
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      7 4 I SADDLES. MeAlister fiP Co M Ltd.
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    RUSSIA.
    443 5 THE NAVAL REVOLT. THE “KNIAZ POTEMKIN STILL A r LARGE. panic in a police force. [Reuter’s Service London, sth July. The work of clearing up the debris after the recent disturbances at Odessa has begun. Strikers are returning to their work, ships have recommenced loading, and the coasting service
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    THE GORDON BENNETT MOTOR RACE.
    54 5 A FRENCH VICTORY. [Reuter's Service.] London, 6th July. A Frenchman, M. Thĕry, winner of the Gordon Bennett Motor Rice last year, has won this year's Gordon Bennett Rice, which took place over the Auvergne course in France. Two Italians gained the second ami third places,
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    PRINCE ARISUGAWA.
    59 5 LEAVES FOR JAPAN NEXT WEEK. R ei ter s Service. London, 6th July. The Queen Dowager of Italy is preparing to make a visit to Japan. Prince and Princess Arisugawa returned to London yesterday after a visit to Doncaster. They leave England next Tuesday, bound for Japan via
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    PEACE PROSPECTS.
    60 5 THE RUSSIAN NOTE. (Reuter’s Service.] London, sth July. It is understood in St. Petersburg that the Russian Government’s note to President Roosevelt pointed out that the selection of Russian representatives to negotiate for peace indicates the Tsar's sincere desire for a lasting jieace. The proposal of Russia for
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    CRICKS AT HOME.
    126 5 THE THIRD TEST MATCH. UNSATISFACTORY RESU LT. THE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP. [Reuter’s Service London, 6th July The third test match between England and the Australians was concluded at Leeds yesterday and resulted in a draw. England in their second innings scored 295 for five wickets, Jackson then declaring.
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    THE EX-SPEAKER.
    36 5 MR. GULLY’S TITLE. [Reuter's Service.] London, sth July. The Rt. Hon. William Court Gully, until lately Speaker of the House of Commons, has l>een raised to the Peerage with the title of Viscount Selby.
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    Japan's Censorship.
    73 5 Ii s V alue Recognised in England. Important Proposal. Tokio, 24th June. The secrecy observed in the movements of the Japanese forces [both on land am' sea during the present war] has attracted such attention abroad that Lord Ellenboroiigh proposes to ask the Government to provide Parliament with
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    The King of Spain
    58 5 The Press Asso .nation learns authoritatively that there is no suggestion of truth in th«* report published in Madrii that the King of Spain and Princess atricia of Connaught are to be lietrothc i, but that the formal announcement of he betrothal is to be delayed."
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    Great Britain's Foreign Colonial Trade.
    392 5 The annual statement of the trade of the United Kingdom with foreign countries and British possessions lias been issued, comparing the results of 1904 with those of the four preceding years. With regard to the imports, the grand total showed an increase over 1903 of
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    PENANG RAGES.
    242 5 ENTRIES TO DATE. Entries for The Cluo Handicap and the New Year Stakes (now re-named The Autumn Stakes) to be run for at next Penang Race Meeting, on the 25th, 27th, and 29th July, closed finally to-day, there lieing no additions to the entries already noted. Entries for
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    The Indian Army
    72 5 Probable New Appointments. Allahabad. June 24th. The Pioneer* London correspondent’ wires:—“lt is stated here that MajoiGeneral Sir E. Barrow and LieutenantGeneral Charles Egerton will, under the new scheme, share the vacancies of the Military Member and the new Chief of Staff. “Lord Kitchener is contending for perfect
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    United States and China
    139 5 Boycott of American Goods. The State Department is greatly perturbed by information from Peking indicating that the Chinese boycott of American goods is in full force. It had been hoped against hope that the boycott would lie averted, and special instructions were given to Mr. W.
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    French Indo-China.
    283 5 The Temps says The Colonial Minister has cabled to M. Beau, Governor-General of Indo-China, requesting him to.return to Paris as soon as possible, for the pi rpose of holding a conference on the subject of several important Indo-Chinese questions which demand immediate settlement. We understand that amongst these
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    NEWS FROM GERMANY.
    784 5 Hamburg, June 13. We have passed a comparatively uneventful week. The capital has been more or less under the influence of the recent Royal wedding. An amusing story is related about an event which happened on the evening the Crown Princess was conducted into the Royal Schloss.
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    The Lawas Affair
    145 5 With reference to the telegram received by the Borneo Codipany from his Highness the Rajah of Sarawak, Messrs. E. F. Turner and Spns, of Leaden hall-house, Solicitors for M,r. Brooke Johnson, say that the statements are entirely opposed to the whole tenor of the communications that have
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    896 6 The instantaneous destruction of the battleship Petropavolovsk by a mine or torpedo oft* Port Arthur is a catastrophe which stands almost unique in naval annals. From accounts —and it is doubtful whether we shall ever have much more satisfactory ones, since all the men in the lower
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    Shipping and Commercial Intelligence.
    918 6 ARRIVALS. Coromandel, Brit., 2783, Montford, July 6 Colomlio, gen.. Adamson Oiltillan Co. C. Fkrd Laeisz, Ger., 3799. v. Hoff, July 5 Singapore, gen., Behn Meyer A Co. Progress, Nor. 1941. Steen, July 5, Calcutta coal, H. Liebert Co. Avagykk, Brit., 247, Nichol, July 9, Singapore gen.,
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      88 6 Contracted Chronic Diarrhoea While in the Philippines \V liile with the U. 8. Army in the Philippines, I contracted chronic diarrhoea. I «uttered severely from this terrible disease for over three years and tried the prescriptions of numerous physicians, but found nothing that did me any good until I tried
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      846 6 TO LET. NO. 14. LOGAN LOAD. Apvlv Io L. SUHAWONGSE. Penang, Ist July, 1105. 434 Wrought Iron Tubes and Fittings L. SUHAWONGSE. FOR Penang, Ist July, 1905. 434 International Banking Gas, Water and Steam. Coi potation. large and well-assorted stock always on ha ml. ADAMSON, GILFILLAN Co, Ltd. p.p. Paterson,
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      1446 7 TWO GREAT NECESSITIES, Municipal Notice. Fire Insurance. TH« BEST NATURAL APERIENT WATER. I I. FAMILY PROVISION. N OTICE is hereby given that the regis- Queen Insurance Company. I VMM Vf fl 4IV Wi 1 2. PROVISION FOR OLD ACE. £r Royal F.re Tiir met by a Po,icy in of r
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      2429 8 it oniz* AKin NEDERLAN DSCHE HANDEL INTERNATIONAL BANKING* NOTJCE. Agricultural Show, Penang, The C ZX corporation. 'THE Committee for the Agricultural 1905« TRADE MARK. t r n A Show have decided to add a Special Paid-up-Capital $1 Netherlands Trading Society. fiscal Agents tor the United States of Class in Division
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