From Bombardment of Alexandria to Russo-Japanese War and Pursuit of Pirates on the Huangpu Dating from March 1, roooived that a Japancee army was intendent 'T. Mellows, of the] marching averinnd to attack the River Potice, goes on rick forts in the rear, the Ohinese leave for six. months and at) troops. promptly marched out, the end of that period without destroying anything. Mr. will be" permitted to retire [Metlows collected @ little party of the full pension to which he volunteers, went on shore and! is. entitled. Though 59. years destroyed vight guns and blew up of age, Superintendent Mellows is the magazines. "Two days Inter, more physically fit than many Mr. Mellows had ancther fortunate a young man. of 39 and he escape, for enemy torpedo-boats at cheerfully would have carried on wight blow up the Tingyuen at! with his work, but unfortunately her moorings. Admiral Ting and hho has been linying trouble lately his_staff then went over to the, caver his eyesight and foals compel-cruiser Ohingyuen, bub three oF ted to retire." Ho cannot tell the four hours Inter the Japanese stories of the long ago. times of the, element's ery days. auch gunners working the guns in the evacuated Chinese forts put i shell na occasionally can be extracted into her and she went under from Mr. Brodie Clarke, but all five minutes. The staff were" afl the same xis yarns axe most oxciton the bridge and ea this remaining. Mr. Mellows belongs to what ed above water they were all res one might call, thio middle period ued without even wetting their} with the end of which mesh of the feet "The Admiral's next move old" romance of China. "paseed was to the Chengyuen (a sister-way. hero is, plenty of excite-ship, both being German built] mont oven now, but it is not quite turret vessels) which, disabled ther same, shellfico, was moored' ab the west M4 trans one TH AVY, torn entrance to the harbour. he!
Mr. Motlows is a native of Not Admiral had had enough excite. bingham," but at an early ago he ment, 30 he quickly concluded found. hntogolf in Greenwich and negotiations for capitulation and evidently the aagoeiations of that when ho had given his signature! ancient place with the sea had an' ho committed suicide. etfogh on him, for though a mere
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