The Archive · 1911

CLAN FIGHTS

The general state of unrest and lack of a table government has given rise to many clan fights on the Amoy side: and in the neighbonrhood of the Docks and the Catholic Cathedral, the constant whistling of halite by' day and night Treader that particular locality too dangerous to be pleasant. A few evenings ago s house on Kolangea was strack, bat the ballet failed to penetrate the outer wall of the verandah. It is to be hoped that on the arrival of the troops from Foochow, such occurrences these will cease, sod law and be maintained la Amoy.

It did not take long tooth ramour that the soldiers discover that the noise was made eral days ago, bat as by © collection of Chinese students 0 sign of them, and people from Amoy, about two hundred of bapa of the delay. whom had arranged to make a demon-MEN-OF-WAR IN PORT, stration in favour of the Republic, in There has been some movement the International Settlement. The amongst the warships in this port since neutrality of the foreign Powers being [last wrote. H.M.8, Monmouth left at the present moment a matter of the for Hoogkoog oe November 21; H1.N.8. most vital importance, it is easy to understand that such decsonatestion could not be allowed for an instant. Ip cruiser Monterey order, therefore, to avoid complications, torpedo-boat Kasnmi, we now have also force of Sikh policemen, commanded the German gaubest Jaguar. by a foreign Inspector, was sent out to meet theee youtbfal Hotepars, and after

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