Several Hits Recorded But No Casualties King, Sept. 3.
The Japanese str. which was fired on the day before yesterday between Lungkow and Tengchowfu by revolting addiers under General Liu Daung-kiang was the Kaiko Maru, wich was on her way from Dairen to Lungkow and called in at Teng: chow. She wi in the funnel, wireless-room, engine-room and elsewhere, bat there were no casualties.
Japanese Cruiser Sent to Investigate Sept. 4.
'A Japanese cruiser and destroyer have left for Tengchow to investigate the attack on the Kaiko Mary, which was shelled and fired on with rifles by revolting soldiers under General Liu Dzung-kiang while on her way from Dairen to Lungkow.
Sept. 8.
The Kaiko Maru incident has bees settled.
The Chinese authorities have Jagreed to tender an apology, to Punish the guilty soldiers, to' pay ¥.2,000 "compensation for the vinage done and to give an france of protection to Japanese ships in fature, The Kaiko Maru was shelled and be. fired upon by rebelling soldiers under General Lia Dzung-kiang while on her way from Dairen to Lungkow.—Reuter.
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