Straits Echo, 14 July 1905

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    36 1 Straits Echo OAILV CHRONICLE Of EVENTS. CIRCULATING THROU SHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STITES, AND THE lAR EAST GENERALLY. VOL. 3. $24 Per Annum. PENANG, FRIDAY, 14th JULY, 1905. Single Copy, 10 cents. No. 157.
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    FIXTURES.
    62 1 <O-PA V liitii 1 m'. bin Moon I’owu Km'*. Esplanade, b 1a) 7 p.m, Ainericati Biosi»pc* < >., Kin/ S.ieet, p.m. O-MURK* >w |:jth !>.*.'. Gin Moon Foothill, Penang I’oliix*/-. Bukit Mena jam |J Province Wellesley, 5 p.m. ~aii 1 .aml. Golf Club, 6to 7 p.n. \meiiiMii Bioscope Co.i
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    THE MOON.
    29 1 0 bni Moon July 1b1h10.31 7 e..w I,asl Quartet 24H) H 8 G p.x; y Moon Aug. Ist 11 2.7 a.m First Quarter Bth 51G 5 am.
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    HIGH WATER.
    53 1 For Week ending Thursday. July 20. 1905 A M i* M Kridav, 14-tii ...!l4i> 10.10 Sa'iinlav, 15th ...10 35 11. Bll'i*i:ir, lGtll 11.25 11 50 M >i:d ty, 17t li 12 15 I les.iiiv. lhtli 12 40 1 05 'Vediies<i.n loth 1 30 I 55 Tlmisiiav, 20th 2
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    MAILS DUE.
    16 1 Huglish \fi\Ht\) 30th July. Cjlina (Simla) 22nd German (P. K. h'ri th ick) 25th
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    P. & O. SAILINGS.
    53 1 P. O. SAILIN GS. Hail Seniu Ol’ l w A |{L»s HO.MKYVAKDfc. Malta 20 JiiOj. Si mi i i'i July. -V .l uq. I'/msan 5 Aaq. I.xtra .service. Dui YVAKP-. Hom kw a r l»>. Cam! m ?•> July. Paler tH» 16 July. Ci'tfloh 7 Any. Jam JO IV For
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    THE ST. KILDA OUTRAGE.
    695 1 On the 20tli ultimo, in the House of Com mons, Air. C. McArthur asked the Prime Minister whether the reports as to the sink iug of the British ship St. Kilda by a Bus siau cruiser were substantially accurate; what action had l>een taken by the
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    The War Stores Scandal.
    516 1 In the Hotise of Commons on 20th ulto. Sir H. Caniplndl- Bauuei man asked the 'rime Minister w het her an v punitive steps mid Iteen taken iu the case of any officer or Iolh« r pet soli concerned in the transacti inreferred to m the
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    EXCHANGE.
    133 1 Pen ano 14th July *ri<i eonriemf <r th* (Jhari»i*<i Hank London Demand Bank ill 4 months’ sight Bank 2 4 Credit .2 0 G 3 Do«mj men tH i v 20] •Calcutta. Demand Bank R.-> i! 7 A 3 days* sight Private 140. J Bombav. Demand Bank 3da vs’
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    PRODUCE.
    192 1 lold leaf 77 I». Pepper (W. C<*asi 3ll»k.*><•/.. i nut t,j *tuck White Pepper .5 39— ecller* rmug Pepper $27. eatonover Cloves (picked t out of reason Mace 75 seller* Mace Pickings Gs.— bin/er* Nutmegs lIOs 37' sales C No. 1 tj |ti no in. Sugar 2 no stock.
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    SHARES.
    230 1 Belat Tin Milling Co., Ld. 7. elle<* 4‘iMwiiiiiionl M n ingC<> Ln. 1300 sellent Brieh Rubber Syndicate Ld. par— Brtiseli Hydraulic Tin Mining Co., lid 4.00 bwer* Duff Development Co. SlO 00 teller* Fras**r A Nenve. Ld >loo.— buyer* George Town >2o buyer* lowari.li Krskine. f*d. s*J7o.— welter» international
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  • Shipping.
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      ARRIVALS.
      156 1 Norofol, Nor. s.g. Stobz. 13th July Singapore, lltli J,dv, Gen..—A. GL A Co. j Benlkoi, Br. sB. 2.507. Potter. 1 tth July, London, lOth Ju-.e, Gen —S B A Co. Quoka, Br. ss 120, Witt, 13<h Julv Luukat. 12th Julv, Gen., —K B. Co Mary Austin, Br s‘s. 121,
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      DEPARTURES
      56 1 DEPAR TURES 14th July. Sni Many, tor Calcutta. Perak, for Port Swettenhuiii and Malacca. Avayyee, for Port Swetteuliam A Singapore. Lady Weld, for Teluk Anson. Healed! for Singapore, Ciiiua and Japan. C Af/car, for Singapore ami Hongkong. Flying Draifoa, for Port Weld and Tuiping. Tarobo. for Rangoon and Calcutta, taking
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      IN PORT.
      77 1 Mary Austin, Br. s.s. 121, Mams, 14th July, Deli, 13th July, Gen., K. G. Co. Laxokat, Br. s.s. 140, Liddell, 14th Julv, Teluk Anson, 13th Julv, Gen.,-*— K. G. Co. Mossel. Dut, 1.217, Harthoou, 14th Aeheen, 13fh July. Gen. H. L. A Co, Fit/fatrk k, Br. s s.
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    EXPECTED.
    14 1 Vessels Front Agents Due l>en of Cromlii» i 1 l;ls*»oW I S.B.&Co. 15tljJuIy
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    SAILINGS.
    16 1 I easels tor Aijenis Leaves l>*»n of Cromhh 'JingHpore V B A (Jo. 15th July
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    103 1 Foe Edie, T. Semawe, Segli, Olelileh and Pul.) Welt—Per Vaientljn, to-morrow, 10 a m. Tinny Per Deli to-inorrow, 1 p.m. Deli IVr Mary Autua, to-morrow, 1 p.m. Paiigkalau B randan—Per Petrel, tomorrow, 1 p hi. Asalia n A B tu Bn lira—Per H. Hale try u, to-morrow. 1
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      64 1 Tia ng Lee Co., Sole importers. tifrELTOWER. aa m PORTLAND a Cement. S Tested by Municipal.Engirt, The International Hotel, 2, Leith Street ICE CREAM, TO BE HAD DAILY From 5 o'clock in the afternoon try our SHERRY COBBLER. FINAL AWARDS AT THE St. LOUIS EXPOSITION. THE UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER RECEIVED THE
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      34 1 STEAKKS’ WINE stream the us the resistence to disease of the lungs and air passages. It soothes aud heals. For Infants and Children. MELfJN’S .{food. V For Infants and Children. KATZ BROTHERS, SOLE AGENTS.
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      21 1 Very palatable, even children enjoy to take it, but it is Stearu/ Wine, not the others. Far letter than anv emulsion.
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      36 1 Iv •4. -r ■s^Y» tfTO M)% IN X 3 FO Penang Foundry Co., Ltd (Established 1876.) ENGINEERS, MILLWRIGHTS, c., &c. Weld Quay, 37 Beach Street, PENANG. 24c BAXIEK CO’a. I BEST NAVY CANVAS. SANDIUNDS, BUTTERY Co.
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      25 1 WEATHER. 1'HK loilowiilgreport is kindly supplied ov lite Signal Director uf Fort Cornwallis The raiufali diiriui: the *J 1 hours ended 'Jam. to-day was nil.
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    Items of Interest.
    758 2 •Sever At# Chinese officials, under orders from the Viceroy of Nanking, China, have arrived in Ceylon on a mission to study the; method* of manufacturing tea for t lie pur- j pose of comparing thorn with those practised mi China. 1 For rescuing a comrade from a
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      104 2 TO LET. Q I’ACIODS GO.iOvVNd ia Beach Street KJ For p;»i titulars apply i.. ■GOKUWS." 21 -6-05 I mil 404 ru Strait* tin TO LET. OKBMISESNn. 341, l).iU> Kniuiat Road. J. wiili ala ixo comp mini, formerly occupied by I lie Celestial Club. Apply lo b-o-0'» u c 182 *Ol,
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      2653 2 WANTED. HOUSE near (own, A FURNISH EH at a moderate rental. Apply to P. i>. Q--3-7-05 c Strait» Echo. Penang Turf Club. AUTUMN MEETING, 1905. I WANTED. CASHIER. 82,000 security required. Apply to THE MANAGER. S raite Echo. WANT!II>. ADMISSION t-oGraud Stand by Tickets only. 'Tickets for Grand Stand can
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      1910 3 P. 0. .r* d 3k v Vv§ ■f i S. 11. Co. INTENDED SAILINGS. British India Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. For I N TEND O TO SAIL. Steamer. I<:., r rrlnl A* riratB and lfeyartures. Mail Service. Outwards. July i»o s.s. Malta connecting with sjs. Macedonia Auir. H-M--17 s.s. Xubia
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    The Straits Echo.
    107 4 fustice«satisfies every body.aml justice uli me. —Kmerson Established June Ist, 1903. Published daily (except Sunday*.» at tii CRITERION PRESS, Ltd., No. -232, Reach Street, Penang. FRICE DAII.Y LOCAI per annum OUTSTATION' Postage Kx'r*. MAII. EDITION (Port Free) .«15 CABLE ADDRESS: Ei ho —Penang.” Telephone No. 18K NOTICE
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  • Current Topics.
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      The Stamp Fiend.
      206 4 That the Stamp Fiend season is now in full swing is shown by the following which arrived from i. 1.4. a :i Hamburg by the last (jerman mail I take the liberty to draw your attention to my having threat wants of postage-stamps, and that 1 am
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      Our Nurses.
      302 4 We have no wish to de-j fame the ay.ah or amah at all, but we think that every J Penang motlu-r should nav a little attention to the ok«ees frequented j i>y her servants when sent out in charge I of children. The favourite halting j place of
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      A Complaint.
      931 4 With reference t<* the Recount we published in our leader column yes- terday respecting the threat delay on the part of tli** Deputy JJciristrar of Deaths in proceeding to view the body of a child oil li2nd June last, we were this afternoon called upon by Dr Lucv.
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    Hydrophobia.
    204 4 A Malay V'ersion. Ampon tuan mintak bertanya, Jikalau silap jangau tnarah, Sudah banyak anjmg gila, Dimana tempat liandak terpa. Hi negri Saigon tida sat u, j Banyak jauh mau pergi situ, Straits Settlements banyak malu, Wang dok ada bet ribu ribu. Banyak kaya Ptilo Penang, Sekeliau Towkay U r!
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    Agri-Horticultural Show.
    147 4 In connection with our coming AgriHorticultural Show it may interesL our readers to know who were the winners of medals at the Show held in Kuala Lumpur last year. The following is the list Div. A.Class 9 Coconut*, collection «>1 Golden Hope Estate. 17 Fibres, collection 0f... Hogan
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    The American Bioscope Co.
    437 4 Anothkk large an lienee favoured the American Bioscope Co. last, night and we noticed among those present were a great many who hud travelled from a great disance to witness this excellent show. The •utertainnieut commenced with a portrait >f King Edward, followed by the announcement
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    Football.
    401 4 An Interesting Match Y. M. C. A. v*. P. C. C. Last evening an interesting footer match between the Y. M. C. A. and the P. C. C. was play ed in the preseuce of a large gathering of spectators. This beinc the maiden contest, of -the Y M.
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    The Choet Sunk.
    528 4 Comes to Grief at Tebing Tenggi. On Tuesday morning, says the Straits 'Times, the small Dutch steamer Sri Triugganu, commanded by a Malay named Abas, arrived from Bugan, Bengkalis, aud Telling Tenggi, Sumatra, with news of the sinking of the little British steamer Clioet at Tebing Tenggi.
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      Russian Revolt.
      79 5 Contrasting Sentences. ((Supplied la/ Reuter.) London, 14th July.—-Twenty-four of tin ringleaders of the naval mutiny at Odessa have been hanged. On the contrary, tin Municipal Magistrates of the town have ac quitted seventy-four persons arrested on charges of robbery and incendiarism on flic occasion of the great confligration.
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      France.
      123 5 British Officers in Paris. (Supplied by R^uieiv) lioudou, 15th July.—Two hundred naval officers from the British fleet now at Brest have paid a visit to Paris and are sightseeing in small parties. Invincible Alliance Proposed. London, i 4th July.—The good feeliml' evidenced at Brest during the course of the
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      Crete.
      52 5 Iwo Britishers Wounded. {Snjiplietl hi/ Re,tier. 1 bnudoi), 14th July. The Crei Mi insiirkculs ordere«l the gendarmes to quit a vil l 'g«? in l the Candia district of tin* island aud, 0,1 a l»iilish detachment being sent 1«» sup l*jh the gendarmes, a eontiict ensued, in 11,1 Briiishers
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      The Navy.
      231 5 Ihe Fatal Explosion. bu)i)>lied hi/ Renter.) U'-kn,, 14th July.— Four more deaths occurred on H. M. S. Implacable us Ml lot the strain pipe explosion. in V 1 1 A *|ct ter which lias lieen received l)ui 'VK a l" ,r 5 rom the (Jelel*es says that the
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    The War.
    146 5 Peace Negotiations. fount Muravieff Resigns (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudon. 13th J/ilv.— Cojuut Muravieff aH resigned hisappointment as chief of the Russian Peace Pleiiipotcntiaries, oshoisii.lv on the ground of ill health. His Successor. Loudon, 14t,h July. —It is officially an noiinccd that M. Witte, formerly Russian Minister of Foreign
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    The Gambling Craze.
    936 5 Apparently, the «/ambling instin -I s as old as humanity. and as a nation progresses in tin* arts. li is known tlirouifliout boih tin* eiilised and uncivilised world to-day; it i> <■ itainlv as old as bistort'. A leidino C Ussjcai authority wrijin;r upon tin’s isubj-ol in
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    Rubber Market.
    188 5 We are imleloe t .Messrs. Sandilauds, Bu Mery an 1 C<>. for the following parti* eulai sof 21 .u-kage.s of plantation Pam Kublwr «'ft'ered at auction in Lotidou on tin* _;:»i <i nit lino STRUTS. ■I case-* fine ua'k biscirts. marked V. R. Oo Lbl.* Kiaicg. 1' M
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    The Orel.
    241 5 1 Mr. Martin Egan, the well-known war 'I Correspiindent. It is given the followiug d s c iption ot tlie e!. which he inspected at 1 M.aizur .-to a.) »paii paper Tlie. Orel is an object ie**iin tor a naval expert in 1 judging, the «fleets of siiells
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    Naval Victualling Stores.
    553 5 In con versa 1 ion with the Minister for M orks, subsequent to the meeting of tlie Cabinet a Sunday Tittles representative learnt that Mr. Lee had been authorised to accept tlie tender of M'Leod i.ros.. 4?2 t 'l ll 4 61, for the construe.ion '*t a
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  • PUBLIC OPINION.
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      A COMPLAINT.
      145 5 To the Editor or rur. Straits Echo. Dear Sir, With rel’ereure to vuur leader of the 13 h July, entiiled A Complaint,” which to mv mind apjiears veiv grave and serious, it, uow remains for Dr. E 1 it.li Iksnngardt. to clear herself from all blame by forwarding
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    A Forthcoming Treat.
    234 5 The Maurice E. Baud maim Opera Company are expectc«l to arrive in Penang on Monday en route to Singapore and the Far 1 best East. They will not |ierforin here at present, leaving that for the return journey The company opeinsl in Rangoon las' Saturday before a
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    Sulu.
    502 5 W KiTiNo on 26th ulto., the Sulu correspondent of the Singapore Free Press says:—The report that two sous of Pala had collected a band of five hundred men and held all excellently fortified position al the summit, of Ml. Talepau Was evidently without foundation, as the troops who went
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    Kaiser's Postcards.
    339 5 An ..musinsr storv of the Kaiser is iehitH<l bv a Berlin correspondent. },W!, V tV° ,n Germany oil a cruise l,ke his J 8t j n th# Me'diterra"can. h i8 Majesty h sa weakness f.. r Se,,,ll, i P'cture postca rds, $e,.«rally reproductions of snapshot taken by him'.
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      1148 6 Lim Sum Ho chop HENG JVIOH Co., 164, /tench Street, Penang, Importers of all kinds of European Cloth and General Commission Agents. 610 Khoo Buan Phuan CHOP Gim Seng Moh. 20.1, Main Road, Taiping. Tin Miners, Advancers and General Goods Store. 39c DAVID DROWN Co., 4 l.otfttu’r Huil'linijr, F stale
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      427 7 TIANG JOO Co., Penang, SOLE AGFN T S. PLEASE NOTE \> m f L ARMOUR'S PROVISIONS. I lif* I H*st Hinl always fresh. iuttery S: ('n. 99 We have just received a new shipment of the well-known Gents’ “Singer” and Boys’ “New=Hudson BICYCLE S. All fitted with two brakes, lamps,
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      536 8 i,***** Lace Curtains AN EXCEEDINGLY CHEAP LINE. 2* YARDS p BUCHANAN’S SCOTCH WHISKIES 66 Black and White 2a YARDS LONG. M Mim V*- mi *3 2 and “Special Buchana a z w J CO u E»i Blends. LONG. Fisc MSrmiiWi» l>«ra ■''m u y ■■W M SCOTCH WHICH* Th t
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