Peiping, May 21.
According to ihe' local Chinese ress, fossil remains of four more teeth belonging to the Peking Man were discovered at Chow Kou Tien by the field workers of the Chinese Geological Survey earlier this month, They have been brought to Peiping and are being studied by the experts fof the Survey.
Chow Kou Tien is about forty miles south-west of" Peiping. The Geological Survey welcomes visitors to Chow Kou Tien to see the eaves of the Peking Man but those who desire to. go are requested to apply to the Director of the Survey, Dr.
C, Young, for letters of introdi [remains and parts of the launch were thrown, Débris and pieces of flesh Were found on the statue in the square and on the Cenotaph on the awn. The explosion literally rocked [Hongkong's downtown section and many feared that an earthquake had occurred.
Smell of TNT, Considerable doubt is expressed by eye-witnesses as to whether the ex-lesion was merely due to a faulty Boller, because of the fearful havoc caused and the fact that a peculiar smell afterwards permeated the air, which was described as similar to Wong Siu-kan, the only surviving member of ihe ¢rew of the Dojima Maru, had a miraculous escape.
Interviewed by Reuter, Wong. stated that "the explosion " occurred just as we were about to cast off from the Pier, About fourly Japanese passengers had crowded onthe Taunch white a number of Chinese onlookers lined the railings of the Pier.
"The explosion blew me into the water,' Wong continued, "and when T came to the surface the launch had disappeared but there were debris scattered everywhere.
Royal Navy Gives Ald keeping with British traditions, the Royal Navy came to the fore in the humanitarian work which follow-the explosion, and bluejackets assisted the police and firemen in carrying the injured to ambulances. Later they also helped in the fearsome task of collecting human remains.
Several! eye-withestice, _kewtse paid tribute 10 the action of a party fof American sailors from the Presi~ dent Lincoln, who were among the first on the scene and worked hard aiding the wounded and recover-Ing corpses from the water, 'A Chinese, Dr. C. Hf. Wan, was fortunately an early arrival' and, equipped with morphia, accomplished splendid "work relieving the sufferings of the injured vietims—Router.
Hongkong, May 18 The launch, Domei learned tonight, had been in use for more than twenty years, chiefly in Canton, only this year having been assigned 0 the Hongkong branch.
'The inv. Rio de Janeiro Maru, carrying many relatives of the victims, postponed departure until 4 p.m.' tommorrow—Domel.
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