Poking, Feb, 17.
There is in Peking a dearth of news regarding the Honan campaign.
Foreign despatches sent off from Hankow yesterday stated that cording to the Intest information fighting was still proceeding at Hyinyangchow. A telegram to the American Legation indicated that most of the Americans there were still under fire outside the walls. The Rev. John Bly was stated to be safe outside the city, but it wax thought that the! Catholic jon aries still inside, In view of the death of the Rev. Nelson the Consular Body at} Hankow have concertedly urged upon Murshal Wa Pei-fu and General Yueh Wei-chun the necessity of taking adequate measures to ensure the protection of foreign lives and property in the war zone, Reuters Pacific Service.
Marshal Feng Wanted as' Leader Peking, Feb. 18.
The "Ching Pao" states that n Yueh, Tupan of Chibli, the Government to rein. tion agai also a pupil against Marshal Wt Pei ter's Pacific Service.
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