Chapei Police and'Soldiers Exchange Shots with Armed Gamblers Some little consternation was caused off North Szechuen Rest tension on Thursday night by."
id upon a gambling den in that locality.
The 'Chapei police aecompunitd by a large number of Gen, Ho Fetigsoldiers raided a gambling don in Zun Loh Li alleyway behind the Isis Theatre, where, they had heatd, there were' a number" of armed brigands, 'The raid, which took place at 11 pim., resulted in a sharp' wxchange of shots. No one, however, received any inj 'The alleyway which is cloigd''at one end enabled the police to' cut off the retreat of brigands asil to capture' the whole gang, numbbtilge 14. They are now in the' hands the Chapei police. nent is announced of Mrs. John Snodgrass, widow of, the Jate Capt, Snodgrass, to Mr, H. the "Asiatic Potedleiim Kinngpei snd Huaian residents indignantly clave that the company's cars will ill people "just ax if they ware so many beasts of prey," if allowed streets. are mostly tives of Kiangpei and Huaian, to allow the ears to run woulll" be tantamount to supper of their own point of objec: the Omnibus Ca. would deprive the riechu ¢oolies' of their 1ivelle hood.
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