Travellers ari from Hankow yesterday give terrible scoounts of the ferocity of the straggle around Hao-yang. Fighting seems to have continued through November 22, 23, and 24, This was the heaviest en; ment that hes yet been kuo wa. Red Cross people are quite aasble to deal with the umber of wounded men, Up to the evening of the 23rd, the total namber of wounded (the number of dead is quite beyond com-pating) was estimated on conservative basis at 2,000. The Imperialists are taking their wounded men forty miles away up the The Cross Society has 660 men in hospital,
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