Merchant's Kidnapped Wife and Children Beheaded One of the most ghastly acts of revenge by kidnappers ever known is reported at length in the daily #3. A merchant in a stood way of ness in Hankow fooling that con-getting very.
fe and children, a git! of sixte and a hoy of eight, to come and joi im in Hankow, The boat in which they travelled, having with them] [clothing and jewels to the labour $1,000, was attacked by and the. three were carried off as, another $1,000 as the release of his famil of to send the money but to try! and get the pirates captured. few days later a man walked int store carrying (we all-tins, which' he pat down and left without saying word, As the man did not return he tins were finally examined and were found ta contain the heads of, the wife, sox and daughter of the,
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