Peking, Sept. 15. As a result of the recent conference between Messrs. Yin Ju-keng and Tao Shang-min, administrative in-[spectors for the Miyun-Chihsien and Euantung areas, respectively, and Mr. Yin Tung, managing director of ithe Peking-Mukden Railway, a plan has been drawn up for the reorganiza. ton of the special police and the suppression of Japanese and Korean "renin" in the demilitarized zone. after the of Mr, Huang Fu, The plan, which will be published
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The first sign of the outbreak was! provided when a couple of the mutineers surprised the officers on the bridge and forced them t0 cent navigate the vessel at pistol-point. Meanwhile their comrades herded the passengers, and all members of the crew who could be spared from their; duties, in the saloon. not yet been decided, however, when ter'the commander will be placed Manchurian guards on the ship mutinied at" about 930 o'clock Monday morning, according to the rescued passengers. "They immediately overpowered the captain, officers, and the crew of the vessel, which have to. Almost—simultaneously, bandits in sampans boarded the ship land, ce-operating with the guards systematically looted her The four officials attempted to resist the raiders and were shot After obtaining money and valuables, the mutineers and the!
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