Tientsin, Sept. 20.
Shanhaikuan was shelled by Marshal Chang Tso-lin's artillery yesterday. One Chinese banker ws Killed. The foreign residents of Shanhaikuan have sent. telegrams to their Consuls protesting against the shelling.
Train traffic is seriously dislocate ed. The Allied commanders have agreed to take steps to keep the line lan Mining Ady tion hax arranged for a Lake off foreigners stranded at Peitaiho—Reu' "x Pacific Service, Mukden, Sept. 21.
Interviewed by newspaper correspondents to-day, Marshal Chang Tso-lin announced that he was not going to the front to command his army, and was not_con time when he should step—Reuter's Pacific Service.
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