The HVV.K.. passenger steamer! Hakusan Mara (10,380 tons) was! badly damaged to-day as the result Jof collision. ju Kobe harbour with the British freighter. Benmacdhui (6,464 tons), owned by. W. Thomson. necessitated the removal of all the passengers aboard the Hakusan Mara.
The Rt. Rev. Mark Napier Trollope, the British Bishop in Korea, who was aboard the:-Hakusan, Mary, died by shock owing to a weak heart.
Mark Napiet Trollope, who took up hic appointment in Korea in 1911, was educated at Lancing and at New College, Oxford, where he rowed in the College Eight and in the 0.U, BE. Trial Eights. Later he attend-Jed the Cuddeson Theological College and was ordained a deacon in 1887. He was 68 years of azo ahd had never been married.—Reuter.
Tokyo, Nov. 5.
Mr, Oleida, the prosecutor of the Public Prosecutor's Office, "Yoko homo, examined Ataman Simianoff, summoning the refugee General of sarist Russia this morning, on a charge that the General failed to pay his liabilities to Mr. Kunizo Teuebihiishi. of Kobe to the amount of Yen 10,000 which sam the. General Borrowed from Mr. Tsuchihashi in 1925 in order'to utilize the same as fund for suppressing the Soviets.
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