London, Aug. 9.
The continued anti-British domontrations in Tientsin are regarded in British Ships Searched Tientsin Tientsin, Aug. U1.
Refusing to agree to a British ro-quest for a postponement, Japanese authorities today ordered ships to be Searched on. their arrival at the British Concession on the Pal River.
The examination site was moved becatise of the inconvenience in searching vessels in the vicinity of the D. K. K, wharf, where swift currents prevail, Japanese proposal to carry on the searching as ships arrived at the British Concession wharves, instead of in the vicinity of the DICK. whart fa heretofore, was accepted previous.
by the British authorities, but Mr, E.G. Jamieson, British Consul-General, yesterday submitted a write ten request for 2 postponement, versing his former view, on' the ground that Anglo-Japanese negotiations were to be resumed in Tokyo—
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