Cuptain the first chance of fiking the place, but the Inter said it could not be done. The Arsenal was firing ow the column, who retreated to the reeds by the river. The Admiral sent 129 of his marines, under Major Johnstone, and) bluejackets (o take the place. They got within That England's midshipmen are just as in days gone by was shown during the operations of Admiral Seymour's co'umi One juvenile wearer of the patch, longing to H.MLS. Aurora, in one en: ment was in the thick of the fi ¢ carrying messages to and feo when a Boxer fired at him at 10 yards range. The rifle ball passed through the youngest-r's helmet, elipp the top of his ear. He at once drew his revolver and shot his opponent in the throat, killing him. The Jad is not muc! more than 14 years of aye An-[other gallant middy, named Donaldson, of the Darflenr, was engazed in dispatch work during the tight and he was. shot through the Inngs and also throazh the logs. There were hopes that he would 1 recover at first, but eventually he succumb Led to his wound A GALLANT GUIDE, The people of Tientsin speak in a te the bravery of Mr. son of the pilot at ak gentleman, with three from Tientsin to Tau bs copart Ube state of affairs, and the little party were several times fired upon, ha shelter the reedheds al They st the river.
Me. Watts. d the Ho been mad.
a sub-lieutenant of the Tientsin volunteers.
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