Success Greets Final Effort to Refloat Italian Ship Five More Succumb During' Week-end Shanghai, Sept. 2.
With only one chance to save the Inondsome #8, Conte Verde from the
Getermined "effort by a Ase shipbreaker, a, last churning tugs, aided By the scaser jo" and. various salvage proved successful and the Tiner was hauled off the rocks to ide safely away Inlo deep water.
The following table gives the total number of proved cases of cholers fand. deaths caused by cholera. since ical examination, in hospitals situat-Jed inthe International Settlement, fand Include all cases and deaths up to and Including September 23 and) 26:—
The news that the feat accomplished was received a yesterday morning by Mee of Lloyd Triestino and loud Was the rejoicing thereat, Gases Deaths International Settlement li" igs Sar bad Tk was stated that the Tallan hip was refloated at 9 pam. on Wedhneaday night and was to be placed drydock yesterday to undergo repair to her battered and bruised hull, The "exact extent of the damages. incurred, by "her being swept onto the rocks of Salwan Bay by the typhoon which struck the Colony on September 2, had not yot been ascertained. Curiously emaugh, she was onan even Keel. Pictures {ken of hor since the typhoon give the Impression "that" she is desting happily anchored.
In addition to the above confirmed eases, there were also up to Septomber clinically-suspected eases. reiterated that the above lngures are for cases treated in Inter national Seltlement hospitals only. had to be thrown overboard. The Jeargo in the other holds has been fSiacharged, much of it In good con
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