An examination of the body of a! well-dressed Chinese who was, knocked down and killed by a military motor-lorry on Sinseng Road, yesterday, shows that he was a junior} officer in the Whampoa cadets, 27 years of age, The lorry was full of ammunition and swung at a high speed from Sinseng Road into one of the cross-roads.
The death of tho|* unfortunate man must have been instantaneous. The lorry has been identified and the man who was driving it when the accident curred has been placed under military arrest.
Two Disastrous Fires There were two serious fires during the heavy rain last night. In one case the Henli medicine store was burnt. The fire began in the upper storey, and the assistants sleeping there jumped from the windows into the street, two being, badly injured and unlikely to live. An older man, who hesitated jump, was overcome by the fumes and burnt to death. The prompt} arrival of the fire-brigade prevent-fed the spread of the fire to the neighbouring shops. The loss is estimated at Tis, 20,000, which is only partially covered by insurance.
In the other case, fire broke out ina shop near the home of the Mayor. In this case, the fire spread rapidly and sixteen shops vere destroyed.
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