Bukden, Oct. 16. vis ofsialy stated that Shanhai oan was ly, occupied this morning, the 4th brigade entering the city:—Reuter's Pacific Service. from Tsingpoo to Liuho—heavy fighting at Huangtu.
Both sides prepare lines on Sungkiang-Kashing front. Approximately 20,000 troops have moved through Kashing. toward Sungkiang.
Oct. 1—Lunghua announces quiet on all fronts; the offensives sipated.
General engagement between and Fengtien troops. begun.
Fengtien army occupies Kien-chang and Kienping.
Oct. 2—Chao Chin-hua takes over Directorship of Kiangnan Dockyards after General Ho ousts Peking officials.
Fengtien 2nd Army advances toward Pingchuan in an effort to Teach Sifengkow.
Vu Yah-ching, Chairman of the! Chinese General "Chamber of Commerce, in an interview states that he opposes the tax on rice. Fighting begins in the vicinity of Bridge No. 81, between Sungkiang and Kashing.
Fighting renewed at Shanhai-
Oct: 8.—Sporadie fung near Sung-Fukien troops attack Chinsan' near Chapu on Hangchow Bay.
'Tong Shao-yi_and 11 other Chinese ina telegram to the Peking Government describe how, the war is ruining' civilians and request the use of surtax funds for their relief.
Sun Yat-sen and Tuan Chi-jui reported to have reached agrocment.
Fengtien aeroplanes operating against Shanhaikuan, Cruiser Haichi reported to have captured Fengtien vessel near Taohua Island. occupies Chi-protests a ry of French aero: planes to Marshal Chang Tso-
Oct. 4.—Fighting continues ity of Sungkiang.
Mutiny of Kiangsu troops Yangchow and Chinkiang dis ipated. President Tsao Kun issues mandate appointing Mr. Wen Shik-tsen Commissioner of Foreign Affairs and Superintendent of Customs at Shang-chai; Mr. Hsu Yuan, present Commissioner, retired to await appointment;' Mr, Yao. Yueh, present Superintendent, tran: ferred to Nanking.
Tupan Liu Fu-yn of Jeho cashiered together with other officials for failures in the Jehot Aistriet, Oct.
5.—Chihli "troops capture Hungehuantsin on Shanhatkuan front General Ho Feng-lin notifies Consular Body that Mr. Hou Yuan will continue to serve Commissioner of Foreign Affairs, Shanghai.
Oct. eat Sung S. M. R. announces that, it will carry troops of either side in accordance with policy neutrality.
Fengtien announces capture of Linyuan and Chapeny Oct.
7.—Sun Chuan-fang's troops attacked the city of Sungkiang at 2 pam.
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