Straits Echo, 7 April 1905

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    35 1 Straits Echo DAILY CHRONICLE 0E EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES, AND THE FAR EAST GENERALLY. VOL. 3. $24 Per Annum. PENANG, FRIDAY, 7th APRIL, 1905. Single Copy, 10 cents, No. 78.
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    45 1 HIGH WATER K<*i Wmmi Hnd"G2 Thursday. Apr. Id, 1005, A.M. r.M Friday, 7th 1.50 2.15 Saturday, 8th 2.40 3.05 Sinn lav, Ot.li 3.3 3 55 Monday, 10th 4.20 4 4» Tuesday, lltli 5.10 5.35 We«ll»»*sda.v, 12th 0.00 0.25 Thursday, 13th 0 50 7.15
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    THE MOON.
    21 1 Find Quarter... Apr. Idtli 1.30.7 a.ai O Full Moon 19th 8 33.2 p.m. Last Quarter 20tli 0.8 9 i\.m.
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    FIXTURES.
    25 1 To- 1* at 3rd Day, 3rd Moon. Town Hand, Esplanade, 0 p.in. To-morrow. 4th Day, 3rd Moon. Town Hand, Golf dub, 0 p in.
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    P & O. SAILINGS.
    42 1 P O. SAILINGS. Mail Service. OUTWARD*. iIOMKWARI». C/inuan J 3 A pr j Nubia /5 Apr. Malta 27 Situ’a 29 lixtra Service. OI'TWAKIIH. iIoMKWAItDM Socotra IS Apr. j Malacca 7 Apr. Palermo 2 May. Manila 19 I- or particulars See I’age 3.
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    MAILS DUE.
    20 1 ludiau (Thong tea 15tli Apr. English (Chumn) 15th China (Nubia) 15th Gertnau (Jloou) 18th Chiua P. Heinrich) 19th
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    War Items.
    1959 1 RESOURCE IN WAR. Thk Engineer at Port Arthur, i I THK DYNAMITE WHEEL. (Continued from yesterday «*>«»•. j I (By Richard Birry.) I I lx was to l»e expected that a people like the Japanese, inventive, versatile, I and industrious, would develop exhuL ordinary resources when confronted with
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      ARRIVALS.
      125 1 I aua, Ur. s.s. 3,051, Herrington, (itti Apr Madras, 20th Mar., Gen.—H. Ij. A (Jo. Ki r/HATRU K, Hr. s.s. 730, I>uvev, oth Apr.. Raugoon, 2ud Ap., Gen., —H. C. A Co. Nam San»; Ur. s.s. 1,035, Pavne, 7tli Apr., Calcutta, 2ud Apr., Gen.,—U. JL Co. Hon<; Ukb, Hr.
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      IN PORT.
      80 1 Fitzpatrick. Hr. s.s. 730, D.ivey, ol.h Ap., Kuugooii, 4th Apr., Gen., if. G. »t Go. Hono Ukk, Ur. s.s. 2,056, Peters. 6t h Apr., Singapore, 4th Apr., Gen,, !v. G. Co. Kistna, Ur. s s. edit, Addenbroke, 7th Apr., Singapore, sth Apr., Gen., H. L. A Go. Jin
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      DEPARTURES.
      51 1 7th Aptil. H'durua, for Tougkuh. Avayyee, for Port Swetteuham A Singapore l'enilc, for Port Swettenhani and Malacca. Un Pray, for Periis and Set til. Itnil I/ Weld, for Teluk Anson. Thouywa, for Singapoie. ifaJoecn. fo*’ Colon bo.and Tuticorin. Hhurati, tor Haugnon and Calcutta taking mail' foi Fur«>j<e, rte.. via
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      EXPECTED.
      64 1 i ,-..< it... Abilities Si M*r<* \V Ai XCu, Hfcli Apr. Mavijuis l>ac(|uelif in Si nun pole S.K ,A(Jo. sr.li Krrall (jliltigoW S. I i.AAJo. lOtl. Vidobona Oolonil»o S.J\ A ('<>. lot 11 (i A pear Singapore A A A (Jo. UUli Roon Bremen B.M.&Co. IHtli lienmolir Loudon S
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      SAILINGS.
      54 1 I fusel ,1 •1 flllr 1 l.rureg Achillea liOll'loll W.JI.AOo. Htli Apr. Mar<|iiits Bacrpiehei» Colullllx» S. 1 t.iVCu. 8th Knall Siutpipoie Singu pore S.IJ.ACo. loth Viixlobotia S.IJ.ACo. 10th O. A pear Calcutta A.A.A.Co. Itttii Huon Singapore B.M itOo. Ibtfi Heuniolir Singapore S.B.&Co 20th Belial»* London S H,K V 20th
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      89 1 Full hauykal— I’er /ii« H<> to-morrow, I p.m. Port Swetteiilinin Per Mary Ah «tin, to-morrow. 2 p in. 'lViii l» Aiiooii Per hmajkot, to-morrow, 2 p in. I>eli -per Cornelia, to-morrow, 2 p.m. Kopali, Kerning, Mergui ami Tavov—Per Omapere, to-morrow, ij p in I’ort .Swetfcenliam, Ivuala Lumpur ami
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      87 1 MARTYN Co. WHISKIES. If you are inclined for a delicious cup of Coffee TRY- DILKHOOSH” DILKHOOSH” “DILKHOOSH” The best and finest Ground Coffee, unsurpassed for its purity and flavour. PKKI'AIIEO IN SINGAPORE BY A. S. SHAIK ADAM CO. Also to l»o hail local retail from Messrs GOON YEN A Friends.
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      17 1 STEARNS’ WINE, for debility, emaciation, thin and impure blood. Anaemic tfirls improve rapidly. An excellent Iron Tonic.
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      24 1 Two apleudid touicn. Iron and Cod Liver Oil are combined in Steam*' Wine a moat acceptable preparation to llie invalid‘and the delicate, Immediately l«euefieiul.
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      131 1 The Standard Life Office VY'TiLL pay £lOOO Sterling at, th* iT age of oo or previous death to an individual 21 years of age subscribing JL'2-13-7 |)er mensem. Note the advantages of insuring in a Scottish Ollieo of Ouaranteed Stability ami which lias stood the test of nearly Sixty Yeaks
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      19 1 GOLDENBERG I ZEITLII. Genuine Pilsener Beer. Penang EASTERN ORIENTAL UOTEL. unequal™» Situation, Comfort and Catering. SARKIEB BROTHERB, l-o Proprietors
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      64 1 WEATHER. 1 hk loiluwmo in kiiotu stippnoi iSij/ruai of i-'ori < 'ot-iiwaiiis—-i p.m. v Vi. S3 <*r. Squally Vo. X.K. I a.iii. rf-. > XI Hazy 8.E .< m sS Fine N W 1 tii' i>i>ill. ill Uiuiui; in.- _l ii.»iii •■iitlH.i i it. W a.in to-dav was nil. Death
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    Running the Blockade.
    583 2 Thk s. h. “Skvkhum." I Thk ci re hi ii stances attending the capture of the Germau steamer Severus about a day’s run from Vladivostok, the erew of which reached Yokohama tlie other day.! leud additional inlerest to recent Japanese seizures, and impart an altogether new colouring
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      193 2 DR. NOBLE CO., DENTAL SURGEONS, Will visit Penang shortly. Applications for appointments can be addressed c, o E. O. Hotel. 6-4-05 u c 241 Central Sales Room. Important Auction Sale. On Saturday the Bih April, I9o~>, At England House, 70 Scotland Koad, At 11-80 a.m. Valuable European Furniture, COMPRISING Large
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      363 2 1 QUALIFIED DRESSER lur Jin Hung Estate, Kuala Kurau. Salary 850 per i month. Free quarters. Apply by letter. r •> f-ji Peach Street, Penang. 0-4-05 1 wk 230 For Singapore. Hongkong, Swatow and Amoy. Steamship Hong Bee, Captain j JL Peters, will leave for the above Ports j on
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      1378 2 TO LET. H OUSE Noi 9, Arratoou Road. I inmediate entry. Apply to KHOO SUN POE. No. Church Street. 17-12-04 uc 891 W in i ts! TO LET. N O. 1. CLOV E HALL ROAD, from Ist May. Apply to E. O. M ATT HIE U. 8-4-05 1 wk 230
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      1731 3 P.&O TA It ;Ut i i 11. Co. yy Expected arrival and Departures. Mail Service. Outwards. Vpril 13 b.h. Chusan connecting with Himalaya 27 s.s. Malta do May 11 «.a. Bengal do 25 f*.a. Nubia do Homewards 8.8. India 8.8. Britannia s.B. Mongolia FARES BY MAIL STEAMERS. To London by
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    The Straits Echo
    108 4 Jiwtice phlikAw evwyljoily. juml iiwtice Established June Ist, 1903. daily (except Kuintiy».! IT TRI CRITERION PRESS. I d„ Xo. B**:U*ll Sl.l I’RICK UAII.Y. LOCAL |mi Hriiiiivn OUTSTATIONS I'ui>iagt> ICxtni MAIL EDITION (Post Free) $l5 I-A 151. K \DDKKKK: E c It o—P e it a n Telephone
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    Our Local Affairs.
    2384 4 The Traffic Tangle. 1 j Prevention of Alleged Nuisances. Some time ago. it may be remembered. h special committee was appointed bv I tbe Municipal Commissioners to frame suitable by-laws in respect of the alleged nuisance caused by tlie unnecessary blowing ot bicycle bells and horns, etc
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    PENANG HUNT CLUB.
    348 4 Yesterday’s Run. 1 A Fikst-eate Finish. In spite of the fact that rain was fun;,, pretty heavily at the hour fixed f or Club s Meet, it did not prevent the res pectable muster of fourteen (among whom were three, ladies) taking part, in what turned out,
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    Kang Yu Wei in Yankee-land.
    521 4 Ihe tamo us Chinese reformer Kang Yu p W ei—or His Excellency Prince Kang Yu h Wei, as he is known throughout tlie United 1 states of America—was instrumental iu procuring tiie release of a Chinese lifes convict from an American prison a few weeks
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      207 4 PRITCHARD CO., Beg to announce to THE LADIES OF Penang, Province Wellesley, and the Federated Malay States THAT they have now opened a Special Department FOR Dressmaking Millinery which is under the Personal Supervision of an experienced European Lady. ALL ORDERS FOR Opera Cloaks, Mantles, Ball, Evening and Walking Dresses,
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      214 4 To-day's Advertisements. NOTICE. rpHK COMM ITT HE of (lie Agri-Horti- A cultunil Show Penaug offer a Prize inf SIS for ilie characteristic Desurn suitable for a Mediil for presentation «it the next aud siibserjueut Shows in ihe j Colony and Federated Malay States. Designs must Is* sent in to Uie
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      9 4 Whiteaway s Sale is Coming: Reserv e your Purchases
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      7 4 Whiteaways Sale ii Coming: Reserve your Purchases
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    The Earthquake.
    314 5 Latest News from India. Terrible European Losses. Military Officers and Ladies among the Killed. Punjab tlic Worst Sufferer. Kcho Special.) Bombay, 7 April—The latest intelligence received here shows that the earthquake shock has been unprecedented in its severity and its effects have been experienced worst in the Punjab
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      The War.
      185 5 Official Japanese Despatch. Repelling the Russians r I i Echo Special.) Tokjo, 7 April.—An official Japanese despatch from the front «fates: -‘*Onr trodps from Kaiyueti on the 31st March occupied Mieiiwiiachieli, 28 miles northeast of Kaiyuen, near the railway, mud the Ith instant occupied kuzusha, four miles further
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      Peace Prospects.
      48 5 Barometer Falls Again Erin) Special.) Berlin, 7 April,.—ft. is reported that I ~,l in Russia lj£> undergone a new '■••ige, the seutiniciit being now decid- a< gainst peace," as hopes prevail of •'ii;nul victory in the vicifiity of the mida archipelago. Meanwhile reserves a,L till mobilising.
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      Russian Revolt.
      136 5 Reactionary s Resignation Rumoured. helm Special.) Berlin,,»; April—ln St. Petersburg rumours ore current that M..Pobyedonostzeff, Actual Privy Councillor and Procurator-General of the Holy Svnod. has tendered his i esignation. Daring Incident. Disguised Colonel Kntcrs Palace. (Supplied by Renter.) London, 7 April.—lt is reported at Si 1 etershurg that
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      Moroccan Muddle.
      213 5 “Open Door” Policy. Memo Left at 11. S. War Department. (Supplied by Renter.) Loudon, t> April.— The Gerniau Ambassador at Washington called yesterday at the War Department of the United States of North America and left a memorandum stating that Germany stands for au open door ”in Morocco,
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      Party Politics.
      312 5 Brighton’s Bye-Election. Liberal Tide Flowing Strong. j* »r— v (Supplied by Renter.) London, (> April—A bye-election took place yesterday at Brightou to till the vacancy cay-ed by the appointment of Mr. Gerald W. E Loder as Junior Lord of the Treasury. r J’he latter sought re-election and tli?.
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      Kaiser’s Tour.
      48 5 Meeting with King of Italy. (Snjiplied by Reuter.) London, i April.—King Emmanuel of Italy visited and lunched with the German Emperor yesterday on board the Holmnzollern at Tilfoni, the German Ambassador to Italy being present. '1 lie Kaiser returned the visit on board an Italian warship.'
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      Macedonia Misrule.
      651 5 Outrages by Turkish Soldiers. Aillagc Destroyed. (Supplied by Reuter.) L nidoii. 7 April. The Right Hon. .Sir j N. O Conor, 0.c.n., u.c.m <».. British Ambnsj sador to Turkey, has seriously protested to the Porte against outrages which have been j committed by Turkish soldiers and Mussalmen villagers
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    Ju-Jitsu.
    218 5 I’hk British Army is to learn ju-jitsu. j (>n Saturday, 11th ulto., Professor Uyeni **hi, of the School of Japauese Self-. D-e-1 fence, 31, Golden-square, W., went to Aldershot, and ou the strength of his performance, arrangements were made for him to give his first lesson ou the following
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    Our Mail Budget.
    1393 5 Banzai Japan i How Ottr Allies are Impressing bitrope. QUEER STRIKE AT" MADRID BRITISH GOVERNMENT MUDDLING THROUGH THE SESSION. (Croat I)ur then Correspondent.) Fi.kkt Stbeet, 13 March—There is no exaggerating the impression made bv the success of Japanese arms in this war. The seal has lieen set
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    First Ocean Turbine Liner.
    665 5 ALL BkITIsH KSSEI/s FINK KI’KKI» Record J Handsome in appearance, the Allan liuer ictorian, the first-Ihmii of ocean-going tur- I Miie-propelled steamers, underwent her offi uial trials on the Firth of Olvde on I>>th ulto. and achiever! a great success. The speed attained was 19' knots
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    STOP PRESS
    53 5 hitm iifcc .ifier f{? r '"I th e l '«t.ii.- if on ot fta-Wv* *•>o«-r mi, ,i rt> h w Hvn A P‘ Europe. r i..s k.llmi In earthquake at Dharmsaln. n 1 *h*‘uhe,e appear mostly natives, but returns incomplete. Au iiisui rection has broke,, out at in
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    Passengers.
    276 5 hnrnrd— IVr I’reusseti. from Antwerp Mr M. Hclitiinmaiiii. From .Southampton Mrs J M Douglas, Mr II Johnson Mr. J. J. Riet.hbcrgh. From Hamburg; Miss Caroline J mssen, M i 8ulg«»r. OuiMtird Per Preuss<-n, for Singapore Mr 1 H. P. King, Mr Kritz. iTr Fr.cr, Dr" Kirk, Mr. 11. Wie
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      7 5 Whiteaways Sale is Coming: Reserve your Purchases.
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      98 5 (i WAYANG AISHAH Grand Gala Night Look Out l Look Out It <*ur Special Clowns ami Actresses just, arrival from Singapore Don t miss this Golden Opportunity A T 'I H K King: Street Theatrical Hall. Aomt.ssion s l, SO cts., 25 cts. I.AKIKS Il'STAIKS. Cts. 50, 25, 15. HAJI
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      520 6 Carbide of Calcium. HOWARTH, ERSKINE, LTD. Best Quality CARBIDE for Cycle Lamps or Household use, 40 cents per lb. -ALSO Electrical Engineer! Sc Contractor» Enclosed Type Arc Lamps, 20th Century Acetylene Gas Lamps. It' choked by use of impure water, the valves of these lamps can be quickly cleared. miniature
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    SMILE SEED.
    819 7 iSiylk. •T:t< k ,|„1 .Tip V(1 t nfr j]),.*},jp I o fetch a pail of w »ter f l! u »»"1 broke his crow n. 1 1 .Jill cauic tumbling «tier. —Lukin. Ti*k above information reached London I Vi. > m:u Us 5 >‘« *v«r up-to date 1
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      824 7 Dr. W. MANSON. DENTAL SURGEON. Price Moderate, Consultation Free. RESIDING AT No. 17, Penang Road. A doors from the Eastern and Oriental Hotel. 65c 6 mt, Kim Keng Leong Co., 127, REACH STREET. IMPORTERS Of EVERY. DESCRIPTION G. T. D. SPECIALITIES. IRONMONGERY. Which is oil jit specially !i(l terms. LEE
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      282 7 DAVID DROWN Co., J, Itucfain't Huil'lingt. Ks,a,e A S<“ ut Auditor... OaderUke ShU* l*y Auction or Private Tender of I u House and Land Property and Stock, Agents, Yarrow Hill Nursery, and Fruit Farm. For the supply of S*’eds and Seediiugs >f CocoainitH, Mangos Icons and Fruits of "lc every
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      76 7 PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. A. KAULFUSS, 27, FAUQUHAU STREET. Ui’KN Daily from 7 a.m. to r > i>.m. Sundays s a.m. to Noon. ON SALK Views of Penang, Perak, Kedah, etc. Jnst Received a New Shipment of Illustrated Post Cards in colours and otherwise. All kiuds of Photograph work done in the
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      941 8 WHIEM7, LAEAW Co., PEN® ARE NOW SHOWING Large range of suiting Flannels Tweeds. A smart grey stripe flannel, I All wool Tweeds, great variety light durable 80 cents per yd. 60 ins. wide $5 per yd. JUST ARRIVED, A LARGE STOCK OF CARRIAGE DUST WRAPS Will wash well! Light Colours!
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