Straits Echo, 28 March 1905

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    35 1 Straits Echo DAILY CHRONICLE 01 EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES, AND THE FAR EAST GENERALLY. VOL,. 3. $24 Per Annum, PENANG, TUESDAY, 28th MARCH, 1905. Single Copy, 10 cents, No, 69.
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    HIGH WATER.
    40 1 For Weel ending Monday. Apr. 3. I9<>s. A.M. P.M. Tuesday, 23th 7.10 7 .35 Wednesday, 29th... B. 8.25 Thursdav, dOth 850 9.15 Friday, 31 sf 9.40 10.05 .Saturday, Ist ...10.30 10.55 Sunday, 2nd ...1120 1115 Monday, 3rd 12.35
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    FIXTURES.
    33 1 To* iuv. 23rd i>av, 2nd Moon. Town Band, Golf Club, 0 p.m. European Circus opening night. p.m Dato K ram at Gardens. To-.viorkovv 21-tli Day, 2nd Moon. Tmvn Baud, Esplanade, 0 p.m.
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    P & O. SAILINGS.
    40 1 P O. SAILINGS. *Wail Service. I JITWAKIIK. iIoAIK WARDS. Coromandel 30 Mar i Malta Apr. Churan Id Apr Nubia Id lixtra Service. < tn-wvKiis. Homewards. Poona 4 Apr. Malacca Apr. Socotra IS Manila Vt 1 Nr vor particulars See Page 5.
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    THE MOON.
    32 1 I I<;‘Kt Quarter Mar. 28th 4 30.5 a. m. New Moon Apr. sth 0.18 7 a.xi. First Quarter 13th 4.30.7 a ai O Full Moon 19th 8.33 2 p \i.
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    MAILS DUE.
    103 1 English (Coromandel) doth Alar. China (Malt, i) Ist Apr. indiau Tees!a Ist German (Preneseu) t-tli China P. R. Luitpotd) sth Indiau (Tara) 15th The P. Si (>. I, oyal mail steamer < oromatidel, having left. Colombo at 11 p.m. on Saturday, 2-ith instant, is expected to arrive here
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    Legislative Council.
    3310 1 A meeting of the legislative Couueil 1 was held on Tuesday last, 21st mst. His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Audersoil, k c.m.q., presided, aud there were also pie Bent H<»us. ihe Colonial Secretary, the Attorney-General, the Colonial Engineer, the Auditor-General. the Colonial Treasurer, and the Hons. Tan
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    EXCHANGE.
    122 1 Penano. 28ih March. Hy rourlssy the Charters.! Hunk. iitidnn Demand flank 1/||£ k months’ sight Bank 111 f I Credit li;» 3 I >ocuirientii r\ .2 ’aicutta, Demand Bank 116| 3 «lays’ sight IVi vat* MB{ Bombay. Demand Bank rrtf} 3 days’ sight Private 18} Madras, Demand Bank i
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    SHARES
    202 1 Bersa wait Gold Mi ne Co., Ld. 4 ll. —sales Ranh Australian Gold .Mining Co., Ld s.2s— Horn. Redjaug lieboiig Gold Milling Co., Ijd 230.— gale» l\ ad ana Gold Mining* V„Lld. (fully paid) 4 lo.—«t am Bruseh Tin Milling Co.. Ld. 4 3.75 buyer* Karangau Tin Mining Co.
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      ARRIVALS.
      113 1 Sumatra, Ger. s.s. 407. Heuse. 27th Mar Singapore, 25th Mar., (ten., H. M. A Co j Pin Skno, Hr. s.s. 8/8, Davidson, 27th Mar., Singapore, 25th Mar., Gen..— Quah Heng Kee. Kotorua, Br. s.s. 555, Lin git id. 27t.h Mar., TongkaJi, 26th Mar., Gen., K. G. Co. 'Taw Toko,
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      IN PORT
      45 1 Botouua, Br. s.s. 555, Lingard, 27th Mar., Tongkali, 26th Mar., Gen., K. G. Co. Ischia. Ita. s.s. 2,784, Dante, 27tti Mar., Singapore, 25th Mar., Gen., -B. M. A Co. Sumatra, Ger. s.s. 107, Ilense, 27th Alar., Singapore, 25th Mar., Gen..—B. M. A Co.
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      DEPARTURES.
      55 1 26th March. liau M 'hull Maun, tor Deli. (rVeo/f/c, for Singapore and China. T'nr Tony, tor Asaliau. Van tier Parra, tor l>eli. Duti, for Trang and Pang Nga. Steutor, lor ColouiVhi and Tuticorin. Pin b'l-ntj, for Port Swettenham, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. Lilly Weld, for Teluk Anson. ¥>y'unj Fi*k,
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      EXPECTED.
      45 1 Unity liailgOOll K.G.Co. 80th Mai C. A pear Calcutta A. A.A.Co. 81st Krruli Glasgow S U.&Co. lOtli Apr Vidolnma Colombo jS.K &Co. 10th Marquis Uactjuehem ‘Singapore S.K.&Co. 12th Ben mob r Loudon S.B.&Co. 20th Beu^loe Singapore S.B.&Co. 10th Ih'H I* uiioud Loudon S.B.&Co. May
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      SAILINGS.
      49 1 -««w h\, i r 0. A pear Singapore A A.A.Co. 3 1st Mar. Unity Rangoon iKG.Co. 1st Apr. Errol 1 Singapore S.jB.&Co. lOlli V imlolxtii.i Singapore S.B.&Co. lot 1. Mar«|iiis Bacuuelieni Colombo S.M.ACo. 12th Beuniohr Singapore S.BAdCo. 20th Beugloe liOU«loU S.ti.&Co. yoth BeuloiiioiiU Singapore i S.B.&Co. Muv. 1
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      96 1 Fok Tougkali—Per Rotorua, to-morrow, 1 p.m. Port Swettenliam —Per Mary Austin, to-morrow, 2 p.m, Teluk Anson Per Lanykat, to-morrow, 2 p.iu. Pei li& tSelul Per < '/nut Tat, to-niorrov, 2 p.m. Edie, T. Seuiavve, Segli, Olehleh ami S;tbang —Per Hole Canton, to-morrow, 2 p.m. |)eli Per t.'a.hijigo, to-njorrovr.
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      Passengers.
      32 1 Infant -Per Rotorua, from Tougkali: Mr McGills. per Pin Seng, Iphii Siugaptne Mr. Ikuiu», Brothers Brossans, Touts and Michael, and Capt. Vaz Per Ischia, from Singapore Messrs Beyer and A. Kocb.
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      189 1 MARTYN Co. fo o^ WHISKIES. N. D. deSILVA, MA NUFAC UR/NO JE WELLER ANl> DEALER IN Ceylon Jewellery, Tiger Claws and Tortoise Shell Ornaments, Ivory and Ebony Elephants, Ceylon Handmade Lace, Folding Long Chairs Ceylon Tea of best c|uality. tan iexviirt? of hawker» who sell 1 lie jewel•lerv. Ac., under
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      18 1 STEARNS’ WINE, forthiu, nervous and fretful people, old aud vouug. Immediate l>euetit. Improves the quality iu the blood.
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      20 1 STEARNS’ WINE for weak, sickly women ami young girls; they are especially lK*netite«l bv its use. A uutrieut Iron Tonic.
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      36 1 STEARNS’ WINE whets the appetite,' ai<ls digestion, iin proves assimilation, strengthens the stomach so that food does > good. Steam* Wine is the ideal Tonic. John Bazley White Brothers' “LION BRAND” PORTLAND CEMENT. Sandlland's, Buttary 4k Co.,
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      26 1 60L0ENBEBG ZEITLIi. Genuine Pilsener Geer. Very palatable, eveu children enjoy to take it, but it is Steam* Wine, not the others. Far better than any eunilsiou.
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      47 1 WEATHER. 1 hk tolluwiiii' re pc n is kiieiiv sninmeu in lit** Siirnai |)ir«*«‘tor <»t Fori I'nruwaiiis— Ti.. Wt. Wrt. > p.iu. Ynumnlm Cloudy N.W. .i.iii ""■•lai S2 Dull X.K. IOOI kit Fiue X.W. IV rainfall liiiriiiv' 1 11«-* '24 imurs Hiiiimi 4i H a.m. lo-iiav was nil.
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      209 2 Through Passages to Europe. > f -4« r* >1 Aa.* Kouitikiij I'keuketvaart Maatschappiii Sloom vaarl Maal sc Ha ppi j Nederland/’ jPH ROl’G II passage tickets cuu now lie booked at lie following rates from Penang to Genoa via Sabang (Pulo Well.) SiNGLK. Ukturn. Ist Class. 2nd Class. f 670.
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      1790 2 7TO FOB SA.LB. GOVERNMENT NOTIEICATION. H i in* OUSE No. I*, Arratoon Road, mediate entry. Apply to ICHOO SUN POE, No. 7, Church Street. 17-12-04 uc 891 TO LET. PREMISES No. 841. Dato Kramat Road, with a largo compound, formerly occupied by the Celestial Club. Apply to 6-3-05 u c
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      1752 3 NO *TI Expected arrival and Departure*. Mail Service. Outwards. vlar. 30 s>. Coromandel connecting with s.s. Moldavia \nril 13 hjj. Chvsttn do s.s. Himalaya 1 27 Malta do s.s. India Mav 11 h.h. Bengal do s.s. Britannia Homewards. April 1 s.s. Malta do 8.8. Marmora 15 s.s. NuJiia de s.s.
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    The Straits Echo
    115 4 Jnatice mtintlte everybody. and ln»tice alone.—Jim»»*"*. Established June Ist, 1903. Pnblinhed daily (except Handiy* ▲Tim CRITERION PRESS, U„ N’o. ‘22b—232, (teach Street. Penang. PRICK I»A I I.Y. IiOCAI. |im aiminii OL'TSIATIO.VS Kuril j VAII, KDITION (Poat Kree) «If, CAKI.K AimKKSS: I. c li u—l* e 11 a
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    Beggars.
    629 4 Evkk since the dawn of the new >ear our attetition has been attracted by the increasing numbers of beggars to be met with in Penang's streets. Morning and evening are the l»est times to view t’ue mendicants of Penang, for it is then that the Chinese, upon whose charity
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    RUBBER COMPANIES.
    595 4 Shake List. Having had uiauv enquiries tor a list of robber companies with the present price of their shares, write Messrs ,1. Russell Grant and Co., of 06-98, Leadeuhall St., Loudon, we have compiled the enclosed, and in doing so we feel that we are placing before you
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    The European Circus.
    130 4 Wk would Remind our leaders t hat, the European Circus opens at J>.ilo Kr.unat Gardens this evening, and is to make a short stay in Penang. From an inspection of the tent yesterday, we think that admirable preparations have been made for the accommodation of a large
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    The Penang Assizes.
    843 4 Before the Hun. A. F. G. Lair, Pui*ne Jndye, and a Common Jnry). UoUSK BREAKING. The second Assizes of the year opened in the Supreme Court this morning, before Mr. Justice Law and K>comm<>:i jurv. The first 'case called was that of Md. Kassiin, who ;v. is
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    GOLD AND COAL.
    987 4 Report of F M a 1 s Geologist. A Report on the Geology of the ency of Sarawak, and of the X, fruit, Borneo, with special "T it occurrence of Gold and Coal i. Tn* t,le as a supplement to the FM S a lB ,eJ Gazettes
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      295 4 KATZ BROTHERS, Ltd.. PENANG, HAVE JUST RECEIVED NATURAL STERILIZED MILK Absolutely the finest ever imported into tht Straits Settlements. Trada-Mark. Hwuogenpon* Natnra Milk is the most recent progress in the art of preserving milk. Homogeneous Natnra Milk is pure natural Huid cows milk without any addition and will keep for
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      9 4 Whiteaway 8 Sale is turning: Reserve your Purchases, i
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    The War.
    274 5 Peace Prospects. Do Tsar s Minions favour Peace r (Supplied by Renter. London, ‘27 March—Reuter's correspondent. at St. Petersburg avers that he hears that a majority of a council of Ministers of State on Fri«lav last agreed to the principle of opportuneness in initiating tlie necessary steps in
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      Russian Revolt.
      177 5 Latest Bomb Outrages. Another Autocrat as Target Patriotic Policeman .Shot. (Supplied by Hen ter.) Loudon, 27 March. -A bomb lias l»eeu thrown at the carriage of Baron Nolken, Chief of Police at Warsaw, while he was driving to-investigate au earlier outrage which had been reported as having occurred
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      Persian Disturbances.
      86 5 Anti-Russians in Arms. (Supplied by Reuter.) London, 28 March. —The population of Kuchau, iu Persia, lias broken out against the Russiau residents, who have fled. Kaclian. original!y Kahushun. is a town of alsuit 11,000 inhabitants. and is connected by a cart-road with Meshed, where, on Friday last. Reuter's
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      Kaiser’s Tour.
      25 5 Arrival at Lisbon. (Supplied by Reuter Loudon, 28 March.—The German Emperor has arrived at Lisbon ou his visit to the King of Portugal.
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      Postal Affairs.
      39 5 Reduction in Australian Postage. (Supplied by Heater.) Loudon, 27 March. —The postage to Australia from the United Kingdom will be reduced to a penny aud from Australia to the United Kingdom to twopence, lie-in-ning ou Ist proximo.
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      Journalist Stabbed.
      62 5 Strange Affair at Tangier (Supplied by Reuter i Loudon, 28 March,—lt is reported that while Mr. Walter B. Harris, r. a., k. r. o. s., the well-known correspondent of thd -Loudon Times, was staudiug at the British Post Office iu Tangier, Morocco, he was stabbed iu the stomach
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      Protector of Chinese.
      32 5 Mr. Win. Cowan to Return (From Our Social 1p01i,27 Mur. Mr. Willi»,,, (Wan. Impenal Kimoratii*. A urn,, is return!,,., to too Struts Settlements from Hoik” kong two weeks hence.
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      Dindings Developing.
      224 5 Ipohites Jubilant. Hxpected Fillip to Local Trade. (From Our Special Correepotident.) lpoli. 27 March—lpohites are jubilant respecting the prospective establishment of a port at Luiniit, in the Dindings. With a railway connection to the capital of Tin-land—which is already an important centre for distriImtion—it is fully expected that
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      Mining in Malaya.
      425 5 A Boom in Tin. New Mine at Tanjong Rambutan From Our Special Correspondent). lpoli, 27 March—A new tin mine at Tanjong Rambutan. nine miles from lpoli, is now l>eing floated by Messrs Abbott and Wickett, of Redruth, Cornwall, England. The mine consists of sixty acres, being a
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      Selangor Sensation.
      214 5 Desperado’s Daring Deed. i Attacks Banker of Gambling House. i Bi.ood.shkd ani> Robbery! Echo Special.) Kuala Lumpur, 27 March.—A most daring robbery, almost unprecedented in the history ot Kuala Lumpur, was committed last evening (Sundayresulting in the murder of one man ami in two others being wounded. About
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      Prince of Wales.
      57 5 Grand Master of St. Michael and St. George. (Supplied by Reuter.) London, 28 March. —His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has been appointed Grand Master and First and Principal Knight of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael aud St. George in succession to H. R.
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      Football.
      337 5 Rose Beats the Leek. (Supplied by Reuter.) London, 28 March.—The International Association match I*etween England and Wales was played ou the Aufield grouud, Liverpool, yesterday, and resulted in a victory for England by 3 goals to 1. [This is England's initial win at Association football this season, her previous
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    The English Turf.
    61 5 Lincolnshire Handicap. Latest Betting (Supplit’d by Henier.) London. 27 March.—Bettiug ou tin Liucolnshire Handicap (one mile) —with which Hat racing commences to-day (Tuesday)—is as follows s—l iigst. Aiulria (4yrs; ij.ll) —l Rose bury (4 yrs; 0.2 fi—l Vedits (J yrs: 0.8 IOU—7 Le Blizou fa.; 7.2 ion—B
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    BLOCKADE-RUNNING.
    1544 5 Russian Irihute t«i British Pluck, how the japs were OUTWITTED. J he days of tlie blockade-runner mav lie iiumliere«], but there are still a«lventurous spirits who find a prosaic life—on a small salary—too enervating for their volatile nature, and the chance of a healthy halfhour of excitement with the
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    STOP PRESS
    51 5 Herlin, AIjircli. —Construction of f anama Canal to be entirely in American hands; German, British, and French experts to be preliminarily consulted. J lie trans-Caucasian provinces of Russia have revolted. Kaiser is to visit Corfu (Greece). I okio. 2 s Mar.—765 non-combatants, captured at Mukden, have been released.—Echo
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      739 6 W. CORNFIELD. Tailoring, Outfitting, and General Store Graham Co., Ld., WHOLESALE CHEMISTS, 4 beach Street Penang. CHUBB’S SAFES. SHtB gMWr.I tm ■Ti'rjsraagsa PERFUMERY KGS to intimate to hiss customers and the Public in General that he lias removed from his temporary premises into his new spacious warehouse JUST RECEIVED Nos.
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    PAPAN LTD.
    690 7 An extriordniarv meeunjf of tie shar»*'loiderg <>L Papan, limited, was held in the Miamlier of Commerce on Friday last. I Imn; wore present Messrs. Murison Allan liairinan), L. C. Treweeke. Dm.,las Mount. Kerr Neuhronner, Phillips, Low, aim loft. r The Chairman said that the first it, in of
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      1268 7 Khoo Buan Phuan CHOP Gim Seng Moh. 203, Main Road, Taiping. Tim Miners, Advancers and General Goods Store. 39c LIM SUN HO CHOP HENO IVIOJH Go., 164, Peach Street, Penang. Importers of all kinds of European Cloth and General Commission Agents. 610 HONG BEEi Co 7 General Store and Commission
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      85 7 Clove Oil, Citronelle Oil, Nutmeg Oil, Good for cuts, bruises, toothache, etc. PREPARED AT Hardouin’s Estate, Hu kit Tamboon, P. W. Medals obtained: Oold Hanoi Exhibition, 19*Kl. Stint' Penang A. Shows, 1803 A 1001. Ifrvnzv Melbourne. 1881. Svdiifj, 1870, A l’arift, 1808. TO lit; HAD AT CHIN JOO A Co.,
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      1626 8 WHITEAWAY, LAIDIAW Co., PENANG. Cream Lace Curtain Nets. STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK. DEVOE’S WIDTH 52 inches. ILUMT OIL For Prices apply to C. S. SENG Co., PRICE 50 cents per yard. Special Line in White Curtain Nets. WIDTH 50 inches. PRICE 45 cents per yard. Splendid Value in
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