aes Oun Own Conresrowoent Hankow, Jan, 10.
The havoc wrought by the storme proves to have been very serious; News is coming in of accidents and. suffering in the country districts. At tone place a creek froze over ands barrow men and foot passengers shortened their journey by crossing ice, Some barrows made crossing though loaded, but the fice gave way under a party'of seven travellers who came next and they, all disappeared. One of the military, planes which was sent from Hankow, to Canton some, weeks ago was sum-Jmoned back for use in Honan. 16 Heft Canton four days ago, but has. not arrived. In Hankow itself the®
Waterworks Ca. has made strenuous exertions and the supply is now fairly, good.up.to the third floor of most: took a chance to insert the poison. After a hearty meal, all four }was so terribly: injured that he died almost at ange. trouses. The maximum temperature reniains below freezing point. aeeeeer A
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