Straits Echo, 12 May 1903

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    19 1 THE DAILY BULLETIN FREE TO SUBSCRIBERS M STRAITS No. 2. PENANG, TITESiA'aMP MAY 12, 1903. ISSUED AT 4 P.M.
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    States’ News.
    369 1 I From "in' mi'ii ('orrm^oiiil^ntn.) Mining in Kinta is booming. The li noli Company lias just declared itH birth five i»*r cent dividend, making V* Tit per cent in all for a little over w Ice months! It is expected that the mu- will ultimately pay 30 per
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    Marriage.
    47 1 Mai m.n.non-Mveiis: On the 7th in at at the Cathedral of tin* Good Shepherd. Singapore. L. A. H. Mavkinnon. of H. B. M. Consular Service in China, to Annie Myths, R- e. e, daughter of William Wykehain Myers. m. n. of Pagoda Anchorage, Foot chow, China.
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      THE BALKAN CRISIS.
      62 1 (Reuter's Service.) London, 1 i*tli Mav. *The general concensus of opinion in respect to the crisis in the Balkans is that the chief danger has arisen from the li'iow ing and ever-increasing hatred engendered as between Turkey and Hul garia, the high feeling now amounting to exasperation
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      RUSSIA BACKING DOWN.
      252 1 SAYS SHK lUDNJ MEAN ANY HARM 1 0 MoKK I'tilHr AM* hII'I.OMATIC TTEItANCKS. London, 12th May.— Yiscou.it Crunlionic (Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs) has announced that Russia, replying to friendly communications of the American and British Governments during the last few days, has intimated that
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      GERMAN PRETENSIONS IN MOROCCO.
      75 1 (From Sumatra Fort.) The Hague oth May: 'Lite French Colonial Party is indignant alniut p tm* elaitns which the Berlin Mpess putting forward resp*™ing interests in Morocco. r Phe party is especially exercised altout the persistent assertions of the Press to the effect that (lennany's inter
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      THE BAGDAD RAILWAY.
      30 1 The Hague, sth May The London htnihj <'!, riinirlr tfnderstumls that the British Government has insisted in unmistakeahle terms on the complete neutrsdity *»f the Bagdad Koweit section.
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      GERMANY AND DENMARK.
      43 1 'l'lu* Hague, titli May The Kaiser’s visit to Copenhagen is said to have been prompted by a desire to secure Denmark as an ally in tin* event of possible hostilities being commenced on the high seas in the near future.
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      THE KING’S TOUR.
      60 1 Hague. 2nd May: I’iie of tin* I > lit i>li ClianiiK-r n i*‘fc,‘ jn ris. in 11 iv* c* airs at a l*a 11 t u**t la*t night. liopi'd tin* <>f King 1 I t<> till' I' ivncli capital to a better umler- 1 1 ;u! o'utamc,!
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      THE COLONISATION OF SOUTH AFRICA.
      70 1 w --rial.ians vi.><; i stli* with ritupnsAi.s i IF i.oVKIiXVKXT. The HaguN *>th May: A party of twelve wealthy Australians visited •South AfricH with a \-icax to investing thirtv to fi rt\ thousand pounds in farms and ranches have returned to Australia anti express themselves
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    Murder Trials in Perak.
    800 1 BAKAK SENTENCED TO DEATH. Our Taiping correspondent reports under date nth inst. as follows On Friday the Bth inst. Mr. Ingall, Acting Senior Magistrate of Perak, acted as Judicial Commissioner under the new arrangement, and heard two murder cases: t >n** of Bukar, who ran amok
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    YUNG LU.
    55 1 h !Si‘ M ll botorious rufian a :\£?j£L?s: h,nm oflif l 4dx*in**|R>4 a very cred 1* nifonnan,. A ddaesGoffieJ of nik.>|l wh T stemwa* can say w,rl Wyfaty Had it fankuii h tmurnatqjj causel, it is l I it 0110, have said s*a as 1»• 1 ,v- P‘
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    The Epworth League.
    215 1 NEW BABA LOMB. j Rc-eoniaiig friendship witMOod a#«h j '"iy t•• I: lationfor tnw^t n <liiJL jM u!!«-•! *n*lity,'' a o'upanv of thevoung r I 1 on the evening of Saturila\ ho. I Bth May. in tf:c M. E Mimnoa Settljdrutl Ie ’in- Dato Kra'i W t
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    MAILS DUE.
    13 1 Engfifeh J <Chumi) 14th May. German 21*t Jajsxnc*** < Wak Mara) 25th
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    THE STRAITS ECHO AND GENERAL ADVERTISER.
    162 1 Tin* Strait Echo and General Advertiser” will up)iea)|<>u Jme fat. 19*13. All contract lalvertiffiuenis inserted in the Echo will l<e printul an*l published in once week.fm* <*f any extra chAhe t.. supporters tf the Straits Echo. It w ill provide Advirtisers w ith a
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    PENANG SHARE LIST.
    223 1 To-Day. Borsa wall Gold Mine Co., Ltd, s 5. buyer* Bruseh Tin Mining Co., Lt(f s 8.25 «wVrK Cheudariang Hvdraulic Tin Mining Co., Ltd. s 25. buyer* Frailer and Weave. Ltd. s 05. Do. 6% Delis. par George Town Dispensary s 27. buyer* Howarth Erskine, Ltd. sli*).
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    EXCHANGE.
    100 1 (Penang, 12th May. 1903.) (By courfe*y nj the Chartered Bv nh of India .J London Ik-mand Rank 1 B^. I).». 4 m >uth.s‘ sight Bank 1 8‘ It) D<>. 3 Credit 1 m Do. 3 Documentary Igi Calcutta. Demand Bank Ks. 12*v, Do. 3da vs" sight Private 1281 I
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    PRODUCE.
    172 1 Penang. 12th May. 1903. Tin 8 91.80.—sales 01 West Coast Black Pepjier 31b5.5..z. S :K\ sales White Pepper 8 55 buyers Traug Pepjier 8 37l Cloves < pick*'d '1 55 Mace 8160 sales Mac-Pickings 120. sellers Nutmegs llOs 84 <lo y No. 1 *lo Sugar ~2 0.3tl d** Basket
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    POST OFFICE.
    50 1 A Mail will close: Fur Rangoon ami Calcutta Per Vjiua, 12th insty at 11 a.m s For Port Swettenhain Pet Thihj. 12tli inst., at 1 p.m. For E«lie. etc. Per Prgu, 12t)i inat., at 2 p.m. For Port Swettenhain, etc. 12th inat.. at 3 p. iu j Mjpp-
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    SHIPPING.
    157 1 Arrival.*. law Tong, British steadier. 105. Reid, 11th May. Tongkah, loth May, General. Koe Guan Co. Petrel. British steamer. 158, Higgie, I Ith May. Tongkah, 10th May, General, Koe Guan A Co. Avagyek. British steamer. 247. Morier. 12th May. T. Anson. 11th May, General, Koe Guan A Co. i
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    CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE.
    84 1 Hitachi Ham. Jap. str., for Colomlio A S. I. Malta Vajirunhi Ger. str., for E<lie etc. H>> Ktrei. British str.. for Deli. Deli, British str.. for Langkat. K. Halevyn, Dutch stj\ for Asahan etc. Pegu. British str.. foiTidie etc. Pin Seng. British str.. Port Swettenham.
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    DEPARTURES.
    83 1 May 12th. ifitachi Mm a. Jap. str., for CoJomis* A S. 1. Malta Ynjirttnhiit. Ger. str.. for Edie etc. Ho Ktrei. British str.. for Deli. Deli. British str.. for Langkat. P Haletryn. Dutch str.. for Asahan etc. Pegu. British str.. for Edie et*. Pin Seng. British str.. for Port
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    PASSENGER LISTS.
    55 1 T 10^V HBflHHKkar bin Abu«Bnman tc:: 1. im m. HHHhVH. Md. Sini and ABoullah. Singapore. May 12th TV. Tliean took. Tliean and Bee Hay Thye. Departure*.) Per Stuttgart, for Singapore: Mrs. K. Hasenfratz. To Hongkong: Mrs. Boon Ah Chwee and child. To Nagasaki: Mtjssrs. Snowoh Ouatsu. Otatu Nahano,
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    150 1 SteaiJeks, Avacyee. British steamer. 247. Morier. 12th May, T. Anson, 11th May, General, Koe Guan Co. Jin Ho. British steamer. 110. Menlit >\ 12th May. Laugkat. 11th May, General,Beng Bros. Janet Nicoll, British Sch.. 41*6, West, 12th May. Newcastle, 30th April, Coal. Koe Guan A Co. Petrel.
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    STEAMERS EXPECTED.
    52 1 Yexuel Nit in* T From Due M Lawada Ka^H>4 14th mat. Chuaan 0<>1. mil x 14th Catherine A|*ar Calcutta 15t h Coromandel Sinoaftore 16th 1 iyth Manila London Bavern Singapore 20th Macduff London 1 25th who has just crossed jjhaino. and doWV Bi®gfcpojfcy iuCjLJfUue i'ii SiMrSSHBE V b
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    Sensible Sayings.
    133 1 STOLEN FROM CHINESE SOURCES A wise man adapts himself to circumstances as water shajies itself into the vessel that contains it. The error of-one moment often Incomes the sorrow of a lifetime. The gem eaunot lie polished without friction nor a man perfected without trials. A wise man
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    Side-Lights On Life.
    182 1 Ihe divorce judge speaks the parting word. W hen in doußt it is a good plan to tell the truth. A long-suffering wife says her husband's income is anywhere lietweeu 1 and 5 a. in. Ships are probably called nhe liecause they always keep a man on
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