Hankow, Mar. 10.
It is reported that the remainder of the Kuminchun forces have been driven in to. Shenchow and rounded, It ly further that General Yueh treating westerd from Loyang' was entrapped and killed by " detachment of Red Spears—Reuter's Pacific Service.
Peking, Mar. 9.
Lord Willingdon was entertained to luncheon at Pethai to-day by the Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs, The guests included Sir Ronald] Macleay, members of the Legation staff and members of the staff of the Waichiaop Lord Willingiton had intended to} leave for Shanghai, but in view of the action at Taku forts it seems likely that he will be delayed.
While no definite programme has, up by the Boxer ity Commission, Lord Willing. iden personally favours visiting' Hongkong and Canton in addition to the principal ports in China, due notice to be given to the various centres in order to enable persons! and organizations wishful of placing! their views: before the Commission to make arrangements in advan Lord Willing
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