Four Shells Explode on Barracks Shanghai, Nov. 1.
Shells whistling over the Jessticld Sector, where Hlerce ghting was again in progress yesterday added to the toll of casualties already suitored by the Royal Ulster Ritles, three more Riflemen being "injured, one serious ly, in the morning, They were Lance Corporal Thomas Dewey, aged 21, of Lurgan, Ireland, who received a compound fracture' of the left tibia and hula, and is now in a serious. eon dition; Rifleman Hugh Leckey, aged 24, of Belfast, who received a' tacer~ ated wound on the right knee; and Rifleman Sanderson, of Clan Paris Kroland, who received Iacerate wounds on the right thigh. All three men were taken to the British Mil tary Hospital, Rillemen Leckey and Sanderson were expected to recover, their wounds not being considered serious, Meanwhile, It was reported yest day that Rileman Robert Delaney, fas seriously injured on Friday when on duty In the Jessie ielor, died yesterday at 1050 am.
the British Military Hospital Rifleman MeGuire, who was also wounded, was slated to have im proved.
The three men who were wounded yesterday were in the Jessiield Park Barracks, the former headquarters of the Ulster Tlles company' guarding the Jessfield-Keswick oad sector, when four shells burst on one of the huts. The shells, believed to have been fired from "light artillery and trench mortar units on the north Dank of the creek, slightly damaged the barracks,
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