At 945 am. on Wednes-
Jéay the storm was in latitude: JS1 longitude 119 and going in Peking, Aug. 25.
The problem of the rendition of the Mixed Court in Shanghai to China seems to be confronted with culty, for there are some for-ign Powers who are still hesitate ig to sign the Agreement, though Japan, Britain, and America have already signed. The Diplomatic Corps held a meeting to-day in order to act in concert each other in dealing with the question.—Toho.
**°The above telegram should be taken with reserve—Ed. a north-northwesterly direction By 2 o'clock in the afternoon it had veered over to longitude 120 in the same latitude, or directly west of Shanghai.
The barometer pressure at Yelock on Wednesday -read 29.48; inches, having dropped from 29.72, at 4.30 p.m, on the previous day.
Strong winds and blinding rai: began at 10 p.m. and continued well through the night.
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