Nagasaki, Sept. 5, 10.30 a.m.
The following. prominent foreigners are reported. dead the American Acting Consul, and his wife; Mr. Jenkes, American ice-Consul Mr. Babbitt, Amer Commercial Attache, and his family; Dejardin, the French Consul-General;. Messrs. Tait and McDouglass, of the Chartered Bank; Mr. I. C. Morrison, of the Hongkong & Shanghai Bank: Mr. Mollison, of Messrs. Mollison & Ca., and his wife; Rev. Father Lo Babey. Dr. Reidhaar, Dr. Edwin Wheeler, Root, Mrs, Mantel, Miss Carmen Nunes, Miss Komor, Miss Kath-Teen Robinson, Miss Salade, and Miss Henriques.
11.55 p.m.
The Nippon Ginko is only partially destroyed, The vault is reported intact.
Mr. Butle Acting British Consul at Osa has arrived in Kobe safely from Hakone.—~Reuter.
1,30 p.m.
The American and French Embassies and the Chinese and Netherlands Legations—were burned to the ground. The Italian Embassy and the Polish, Swiss and—Czecho-Slovakian Legations were totally destroyed. The German Embassy—was partially destroyed, he British Embassy was saved.—Reitter.
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