Tientsin, Apr. 18.
One Chinese was killed, jured and much damage to property in two accidents on the Peking-Mukden line during the past week. It is es ed that the total damay eluded the wrecking of two motor-ears, one of which cannot be repaired, amount to approximately $4,000.
The first accident happened Jabout 7.45 last on April 11, at the point Tientsin-Peking road crosses the railway a few mil from Yangtsun, Tt seems that No. 102 Up, the morning express from Shanhaikuan to Peking, hit a new four-seater Renault the crossing, tearing away the right rear wheel, half the tonneau, and tumbling Joining field, The chauffeur, Chang Wen-hsing, was badly hurt about the head, but will recover, while a passenger was severely injured, The train stopped and took the two men on board, but the passen. ger died before reaching Peking, where the chauffeur was sent into No official statement, hi received from the chauffeur, who is expected out in a few days, although it is asserted that he did not see the train driver's report has not yet reached Tientsin, although it is thought it has been made to his headquarters Fengtai or Shanhaihuan, also stated, that the chauffeur endeavoured to make the crossing ahead of the train, but could do no more than achieve a dendheat.
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