The police had reports during the afternoon that motor cars from the' French Concession containing armed men would appear at eight Oelock.. One car did, appear, but the occupants were inarmed, excepting for stones. Four: men were detsined xt. Hongkew. At another time one.man passed a hat to collect money with which to engage sampans to be used in an attack vid the Soochow Creek. The police put a stop to his actions.
'A Chinese who sold Russian emblems did a "Iand-office" business.
[He sold. out within a short tim It is interesting to note that one of the bullets red from the Con-isatate on Monday passed through the windows of Mrs, W. N. Gray's lace shop, situated in the Astor: House. Fortunately "neither Mrs. Gray or Mrs. Janes, both of whom [were there at the time, were struck,
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