Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 18 October 1905

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    18 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. VOL. LXIII. WEDNESDAY. 18th OCTOBER. 1905. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      1829 1 St'PP'W- IntC'lKlCci Sailings. Stopping. Stopping. pj o. Steam Naviga- BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., LTD. 5 Norddeotscher Lloyd, Bremen. tion, Company. 1 jTfi» IY?FC Tfb AN» DEPARTURES. BT\X I/ ..nt’t/'t' Nogapatam, iSat. 28th Oct. at 2 p.m. Thongwa lqA\\ t ..Anini Moil I ino m/ MAIL Shk\l Madras. I*« »n«
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    PENANG TURF CLUB.
    1280 2 PROPOSED PROGRAMME FOR JANUARY MEETING. 1906. Tuesday 30tf) lst February AND Saturday 3rd February. To be Considered at a General Meeting to be held on Monday, 3Oth October, 1905. :o: NOTICE.— No amendments to this Programme will be considered unless due notice is given in writing to
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      989 2 PEMANG mUNTBKKS. Q ra h a m CO., Ltd! ORDERS BY CAPTAIN A. R. ADAMS, J commandant. 4' Beach Street, Penang 1 OCTOBER. 1905. B Wed ,isth” ""company DRILL Manicure Sets, ill Ebony in Leather Cases. Pric( t l at corner of Macalister and Race CRCII. Course Roads at 5-45
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    COMMENTS ON GOLF.
    1576 3 U’estniinsier 0 E ETHICS OJJHE '-<>ST BALL. bY HORACE HUTCHINSON. apes two people looking for a Wi"‘« '”"is not generally difficult to tell lost bal 'f the two it belongs—presuming to 1 I(| Kl s an owner. Even tin ,liat <tic >»an in the world will hard(1
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    The Madras Medical College.
    157 3 Those interested in female medical education, and the Assistant, Surgeon’, who hive 'graduated at the Madras Medical College, will be interested to read the romaiks of the Surgeon-General with the Government of Madias on the working of the Madras Medical College. He sivs: —-“The decrease in
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    Those Who Fell in S. Africa.
    162 3 It will be gratifying to many to learn that the work of collecting the remains of the men of the British forces who fell in t ie S »uth African War has now been completed, in spite of the great difficulties necessitated by the
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    THE EXPLORATION OF UNKNOWN CANADA.
    596 3 -P.M.G. EXPEDITION TO UNGAVA. The interest displayed in Canada by travellers and explorers from the United States is extraordinary. Of late, the curiosity of intelligent Americans who delight in traversing untro Men territories has been attract»- 1 by Ungiva, the enormous region which in triangular
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    French Indo-China.
    245 3 Chinese Boycott Stopped It appears that the Chinese merchants of Uhoion (Cochin China) wished to fol low tiie example of their nationals of Shanghai with regard to the bovcottimr of American goods. la 'Tonkin the Chine»e have already comm -need the b >y itf, and the merchants of
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    JAPAN IN KOREA.
    524 3 ANOTHER NOTE OF WARNING. The Editor of the Japan Advertiser, who has recently been paying a visit to Korea, now joins with other observers in drawing the serious attention of the authorities in Tokyo to the condition of things in the peninsula. He says, under the heading
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    The Brain And The Voice.
    297 3 The m»:ir er* of the Penang Choral Society will be int» in an essay which Mr. Ln» nge (irub'i contributes to the Musical World on the intellectual side of voice•ubure. wiiii-’i is rich in criticism, instance, and suggestion. Ihe following are some of the more
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      68 3 lE| ".ains Cough Rkmedy Cures Colds. Hie cm/'i n<! *l' V aets ~ature plan, allavs in m* H eves the lungs, aids expector--111 r e*torin 'r\\ secrcbioiw > "‘d aids nature tion p H s y bci a healthy condilarge “""’Us for its cures over a i,ie world. All brp
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      82 3 Lame Back. This ailment is usually caused by rheumatism of the musclesand may be cured by applying Chamberlain s Pain Balm two or three times a day and rubbing the parts v gorouslv at each application. If this does not afford relief, bind on a piece of flannel slightly dampened
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      49 3 Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The uniform successes of this remedy has made it the most popular preparation in use for bowel complaints. It is everywhere recognized as the one remedv that can al wavs be depended upon and that is pleasant to take. All dealers sell it.
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      105 3 Mi-taken Diagnosis. There aie many people who have pains in the back ami imagine that their kidneys are affected, while their only trouble is rheumatism of the muscles, which can lie cured by a few applications of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, or by dampening a piece of flannel with the Pain
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      425 3 This Hotel is Electrically Fitted. Splendid Accommodation for Travellers. Excellent Table. Cuisine Under European Supervision. The Proprietors. f Notice to Lessees of Mining FOR SALE. Lands in the State of Perak. NAN ENGLISH SHORTHORN BULL, o Good Pedigree, 4 years old, in excelmining leases in the districts of lent condition.
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    THE WEEK.
    151 4 Wednesday, IBth Oclober, St. Luke. P. V. Company Drill, corner of Pace Course and McAlister Hoads, 5 p.m. Town Band, Esplana<le, to 7 p.m. High water 4.12 p.m fxiw water 10.14a.in T hursdny. I9.’h Oe'oberSingapore Races. High water 5.01 pm. Low water 11.2 > am Friday, 20th October.
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    Wednesday, 18th October, 1905
    1070 4 Our articles on the raid from Kedah into Province Wellesley seem to have attracted some attention in Bangkok, and the Bangkok Times publishes an interview on the subject with Mr. W. J. F. Williamson, Financial Adviser to the Siamese Government. To quote from our contemporary Mr.
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      THE ESTIMATES.
      82 4 [To The Editor of the “Pinang. Gazetteff Dhar Mr. Editor, You are a singularly sanguine person if you imagine that the Members for Penang will take the trouble to raise the question of the increased Hospital fees in the Legislative 'Council. This question does not affect our Anglo-German
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      A SUGGESTION.
      234 4 [To The Editor of the Pinang Gazette."] Dear Sir, Most of the public places ami thoroughfares in Penang have been given nan e more or less appropriately suited to commemorate meh or events of important significance in the history.of this ancient Settlement, but it is strange, nevertheless true,
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    The Outward Mail
    368 4 The mails despatched from Lon lon on the 29th September are expected to arrive here on or about Monday next, by the German mail steamer Sachsen. The Sachsen is one of the vessels which was delaye 1 in the Canal. -According to reports f-om Deli, the tobacco
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    SINGAPORE RACES.
    652 4 FIRST DAY’S RESULTS. THE GOVERNOR’S CUP. [From Our Own Correspond y Singapore, 18 t 0 Singapore Autumn Race Medina yesterdays there l>eing a fair attend spectators, The going on the CourJ? f httle on the soft side. The following the results of the races 1. The Maiden Plate
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      274 4 THE CRAG HOTEL, PENANG HILLS. Special Holiday Concession. BOARD AND LODGING FOR TWO FULL DAYS. 3rom Saturday Morning, tfe 21st, to Monday Morning, tfe 23rd mstant. Dollars 10 only, and Dollars 9 each if 2 persons Share one Room. DON’T MISS The First “CRITERION DINNER.” 4 AT THE CRAG O/i
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      113 4 ESTABLISHED- 18» must i>e addressed to The Editor,” written on one «»</« of thf paper only ami ucevinfMnifd by the writer name and address not necessarily fof insertion but as a-guarantee of good faith. yl LL monies must be paid at the I'inamj Jr». Gazette” Office, Pmang f to the
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      21 4 [All communicationf intended for insertion in this journal must be authenticated. The Editor is not responsible for the opinions of correspondents].
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    HE MIKADO AND PEACE.
    97 5 j UPERIH R£SCR IPT a SKRVICM IUCTKi: J London, inh Octoter. rbS r i P t the Mikado L* 1 >! n cicn and lilory have how Jar.»". lBVokeS the I* r i Beni"' S;,irit of tl,e r P .lLnn-se people, and b,e^iUgS K more the
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    MOROCCO.
    47 5 Lkhoffuek CAPTURED. Hern»- Series. 1 London. 18th Octoter. I'.tt.tu <>f the Marines has tl ei .ra Bandits between c ‘V when returning from I "uM-vr-ship AiuMtanee. ktran'l?*’ > p r London, later. of Mr. Crowther t impel the autliorir.\f >r <ccin chief Valiente, nt imprisuiie nt Fez.
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    ACCIDENT TO A SUBMARINE.
    59 5 IKRiVE-APE i»e the chew. KicnVt SmticcJ tendon. 18th Octoter. Lmi i -At liS' been towed into I’ortsL wr. crippled by a slight px- urei as 'he ro rising L .aifacp after a dive. Her crew had L r. The vessel sank L;;r. •niilg lieforP 'he could
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    THE BRITISH ARMY.
    54 5 ARfH'T CAVALRY OFFICERS. Belter's >ervice. London. 17th Octoter. L’ a :g t g numerous vacancies |< ffi er' i:. .v irv ReUm nts. the L- C"iii; announced that it is |ar«*i to nce.ve teiuoorarily, appLcib tc c i ;S' .us on probation from u;i. are without anv
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    THE ROYAL TOUR.
    47 5 NCHEUX AT THE INDIA OFFICE. Ih’.r FEE 8 SKP.ViCK 1 L London, 18th Octoter. ■-I» "i I’.r iriek, S-dietary India, has entertained their i Prince and Princes* luncheon at the India Office. 1 hsici iwneand the Earl of Minto were I at the luncheon.
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    AUSTRALIA.
    52 5 dUCTKRs Skkvick.] London. 17th October. f‘ i:u l' orvit meeting his teen held in mwhich Mr. Wat so„, the Labour prt.c.pated Resolutions were L..i: Jr ut e formation of an L ;uUP }Ulfi L s il i ’P tlor of a s.V'tem of kaiia "P u r y military
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    CENTRAL ASIA.
    39 5 FXptopjyg PARTY >‘«CTK R< Sg RV rt 1 L l7th Oct >ter. pdt >Wf ?dwh explorer, P-nia. ,h 1 ur,,j v through hi’Lreti?' ll:l an l Titet. He h’M-utra. f tl,e r'"te| Lte lU l <e Territory
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    RIFLE SHOOTING IN LONDON.
    47 5 trJ TK R ‘s 'KHVICK.I lbtl Octoter. I r,l, Hfe fl .J' "pening a miniature hl "'the c’r."* 0 1 ot ,01,,e business bdi' SU&lt; Ih re grett*!d that ,Ft d i "X 7V u,,s ri,ed ii &lt;— I Pte of the 12th June.
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    RUSSIAN WARSHIPS RELEASED.
    19 5 S RR v, CR t Jz 1 P' Cavite |7 lnter,,Kl s »n H v •‘eleased.
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    THE JAPANESE NAVY.
    88 5 DINNER TO A RATAL CONSTRUCTOR. [Rkuter’s Servick.] London, 17th October. Captain Asuoka, Chief Constructor of the Japanese battleships Kaxhuna and Katoria, which are now on the point of completion in England, was entertained yesterday at a farewell dinner. He was presented with a silver loving cup mounted
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    RACING AT HOME.
    47 5 BETTING ON THE CESAREWITCH. [Rkutrk's Service.] London. 18th October. The f 'llowing is the latest betting on the Cesarewitcli 7 to I agst. Princess Florizel. Bto I Costly Lady. 9to 1 Wargrave and Admiral Breeze. 100 to 8 The Page. ICO to 7 Haminerkop.
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    THE LATE SIR HENRY IRVING.
    78 5 TO BE BURIED IN THE ABBEY. [Reuter’s Service London, 17th Octoter. The Dean of Westminster has consented to the interment of the late Sir Henry Irving's remains in Westminster Abbey. It is expected that the funeral will take place on Friday, and w»ll be made
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    THE COTTON INDUSTRY.
    47 5 ADVANCE to AMERICAN OPERATIVES. Reuter's Service.] London. 18th Octoter. The Fall River (United States) manufacturers announce that they have arranged a five per cent advance in wage* to their cotton operative*, ami also a profit-sharing scheme, which will become effective from the 25th Octoter.
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    THE CHINA SQUADRON.
    36 5 FESTIVITIES IN JAPAN. [Reuter’s Service.l London, 18th &lt; Ictoter. The Anglo-Japanese festivities in Tokio continue to be of the most enthusiastic description. A section &lt;»f the British Squadron is now being entertained at Nagasaki.
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    THE “ENTENTE CORDIALE.”
    32 5 [Reuter's Servick.] London, 18th Ovtoter. His Majesty King Edward has receiver! at Buckingham Palace the members of the Paris Municipal Council who are now on a visit to London.
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    AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.
    29 5 [Reuter's Service.] London, 18th Octoter. Biron Fejervaiy has teen re-appointed Hungarian Premier. This step implies a renewal of the acute conflict between the Crown and the Parliamentary majority.
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    FRANCE AND VENEZUELA.
    163 5 [Reuter’s Service London, 18th Octoter. A French squadron has left Cherteurg for Venezuelan waters to secure the recognition of French right*. There are still plenty of lions to be met with in some parts of Rhodesia. A passage in the Report for May last of the Assistant
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    TANJONG PAGAR.
    96 5 THE COMPANY’S CLAUS. [/&gt;•&lt;//« Onr Oim Singapore, 18th October. It ha* been decided that the Arbitrator* between the Government and the Tanjong Pagar Dock Company shall sit for six hours daily during the proceedings. The Company suggest a twenty-two year* purchase for the Tanj mg Pagar Dock, and
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    A ROYAL ROMANCE.
    394 5 The Reuter’* telegram received vestenlav, announcing that the Grand Dal e Cyril of Russia, a cousin of the Czar, had ken dismissed the army ami deprived of all honour* owing to his marriage with the divorced wife of the Grand Duke &lt;»f Ht*sse. is a sequel to
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    FLOODS IN INDIA.
    387 5 SCENE IN THE NILGIRIS. The following information i- obtained from the official report on the recent Hoods in Coonoor. Nilgiris. on the night of the 4th Octoter: Rain commenced at 9 p. in. and lasted for three hours, and the fall measured 6 8 inches The two
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    JUST FIFTY YEARS AGO.
    955 5 SIR HENRY IRVING’S DEBUT. In view of the death of Sir Henry Irving the following reminiscences concernijug his debut will be read with interest. It is fifty year* ago since the members of a London elocution class had a sensational e&gt;xj erience of which some of
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    THE LOG BOOK.
    617 6 The s.s. Korea 11,226 tons sailed from Yokohama on September 17th and arrived at San Francisco on September 27th making run in 10 days 11 hours. lie previous fastest trip between Yokohama and San Francisco was by the s.s. Korea October 11 22 1902 in 10 days
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    Passengers for the Straits.
    193 6 Per P. O. steamer Ma rmora from London, September 29th connecting with the steamer at Colombo. To Singapore Mr. C. E. S. Baxendale, Mr. D. Owen, Miss Fielding, Mr. V. Kinlock, Mr. J. Skene, Miss Gandy, Mr. St. L. Dent. To Penang Mr. J. Symonds, Miss
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    Shipping and Commercial Intelligence.
    756 6 ARRIVALS Bayern, Ger., 3128, Forniss, Oct. 17, Yokohama. gen., Behn Moyer Co. Hohenzollern, Ger., 3321. Kraeft. Oct. 17, Nagasaki, gen Behn Meyer Co. Unity. Nor.. 930, Jorgensen, Oct. 18, Rangoon, gen., Chin Ho and Sons. Pkgu, Brit 294, Coysh, Oetol&gt;er 18, Deli, gen., Ban Ho Hin.
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      63 6 Anheuser-Busch’s Manager Cured of a Heavy Cold. Mr. Albert E. Stiasney, manager An-heuser-Busch Brewing Association, Cape Town, Africa says During my trip in the Transvaal I contracted a severe cold, and am pleased to state that in Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy 1 found prompt relief and after continuing it for a
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      283 6 ZYMOLE TOOTH POWDER, a perfect antiseptic dentifrice, cleanses ami pra-se-ves the teeth.—»wy refreshing. NOTICE. GLUGOR ESTATE. O SHOOTING will be allowed over 4 N Glugor Estate, without a permit from the Manager. DAVID BROWN, Glugor Town Office, Manager. 15th September, 1905. 678 u c Youth Vigor TO ALL MEN. EVERYONE
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      189 6 /•OVER SIXTY YEARS WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION. WILKINSON’S Essence or Fluid Extract of RED JAMAICA &lt;f&gt;SARBAPARILLA Pronounced by the HIGHEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES the most WONDERFUL PURIFIER OF THE HUMAN BLOOD. The SAFEST and most RELIABLE RTMEDY FOB to TORPID LIVER, LASSITUDE, ERUPTIONS, "Kiiirg? N.B. It Is asserted on good authority that by
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      1074 6 Mm/- 1701 PHF MUNICtPAL, NOTICE. HIV a xZj J A PPLICATIONS for the following aplx pointments will be received by the npHE Muni-i ST» Beach Street. undersignedl up to 4 p.m., on Thursday, the 1 Town I 26th instant ate teilders} for 7 1. Traffic Superintendent for the Pen- f
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      553 7 Huttenbachßros.&Co, rassmi GRAHAM Co., Ltd, &gt;'** 2. PROVISION FOR OLD AGE. Electrical Engineers Contractors. Wholesale fl Retail Chemists, THE BRITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE Motors Electri- Cranpc onrl (established i847.&gt; 4, DC&Ch Street, Penang. Pynamos, jvioioib, cranes anu chairman: n&gt;, r-jm ho»’m« sir john corst, m. p. Locomotives, funds—R«. 420,000,000.
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      2250 8 woods; DrpDrOMINT-X E great pL FI C 0.;:, L .ty notice n r A THE MERCANTILE BANK OF CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA HONGKONG ANDshanc Hji Penang Foundry Company. noiici- Dr. h Moftatt, r.d.s. limited Australia and china. banking corporate VIEWS of Penang, Singapore, Perak IHUIH, UllfllltM. LIMITED. Selangor, and Sumatra.
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