Foreign Lady's Outrageous Experience Near Zose Mrs. ©. P. C. Lénborg, a local ident, had the unpleasant experence of having a revolver pointed at her by a Chinese bandit on May 19 whilst returning to Shanghai from pilgrimage to Zose with" other members of the. Roman rs, Lénborg was & passenger Catholic Church, in a boat which was being towed behind another passenger boat by a steam launch. The party loft Zose on May 18 at 11 am, and anchored for the might at Chapoo. After the boats had anchored, a couple of men were noticed watching from the shore, and these are thought to be members of a gang of four who subsequently robbed the passengers: of their money and jewellery. AS. 'a number of children were on board, couple of the boatmen and several ladies of the party kept watch, lal chatting loudly until about 4 am. fon May 19 to let the two men know. they were on guard, 'The boats left at 830 am and continued towards Shanghai. Between 12.90 and 1 pan., seven people came on board the passenger' boat passengers, Three apparently. were genuine passengers, but. the others were doubtless bandits. Of
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