The Archive · 1911

Tite Change in Canton

AN OPTIMISTIC REPORT — From Our Own Correspondent

ton, Nor. 11.

The situation at Canton has proved to be lors serious than was expected i some quarters, Chang Min ho saw bow the tide was flowing, mined to hand over the responsibility to the new government, and, as we know, escaped to Hongkong.—There-1g cerns to be clearly knows is movements, It is noteworthy that he was argod to remain and teke charge of the new regime, bat be solutely refased.

The present head of Han-mao, batat present he kong. His representative in Canton is Chiang Chwan-kwai, Little is knowe of the: e men by the outside plan of working the province adopted, till something better hi evolved.

Mesnmble th og here ard. ther great sian was taken by the revolutionaries yesterday. [loro there was some fighting, and it is reported that about fifty of the Havanese sol were_ killed.

also an affray at the Fates la which about thirteen The revolutionary to protect the foreiga hospitals and missi: 2 com-ponnd.

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