Manila, Sept. 22.
Col. Carmi Thompson, President, Coolidge's representative, will leave for Shanghai on the President Jackson on October 4. He will stop over! briefly at Shanghai and from there will leave for Yokohsima—Reuter. also seriously damaged. The damas to the first class cars, which were] at the tail of the train, was slight.—Reuter.
Nagoya, Sept, 18; 'A typhoon. yesterday caused dams all along the. Tokaido district., A. tidal wave: visited seaside village about 60° miles: south-east of Nagoya; inundating about 60 houses. One.bridge -ix reported' to have been" seriously: damaged, also a number of houses.
Many boats were washed away.
It is believed that there were some casualties—Reuter, Osaka, Sept, 18.
A. typhoon occurred on Friday' morning and seriously damaged Nase, a small town in South Kagoshima, Two hundred and fifty. houses were totally destroyed, and- 800°, partially collapsed.
Many people numbers wounded.
Nagasaki, Sept. 19.
A fre broke out amidst the typhoon at Nase, in the Island of, Oshima, Kagoshima Prefecture, Sixty houses ware burnt away many fishing boats are missing—Reuter, Considerable Damage at Oshima Osaka, Sept. 20, Later reports with regard to the: typhoon, which did considerable damage atsNaso last Friday, state that on Oshima Island 1,200 houses collapsed and 700 others were. partially destroyed.
Forty persons were killed and more are mi that region since 1898,"
Tt was the severest typhoon in
The Emperor is granting money to the refugeés—Reuter.
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