Hong Kong Telegraph 1894-09-25

Hong Kong Telegraph 1894-09-25

Year: 1894

THE WAR IN THE NORTH (Spedal to the north-china dally news.) (Ddavcd in Transmisslon.) THE FALL OF PING-YANG CHINESE LOSS 6,600 FRANCE AND MADAGASCAR CORRESPINDENCE NEEDLESS LOSS OF LIFE THE TYPHOON Incidentally it may be mentioned that it might. And probably would, be to the advantage of the shipping community were some one attached to the Observatory who could express the Acting Director's forecasts and warnings in plain and comprehensible English. This has been a long-felt want that should it this, to use a historic expression of Governor Sir William Robinson's "much abused department" is to be allowed to exist much longer, be supplied as soon as possible SIXTY LIVES LOST JOTTINGS ON KOREA THE TRUE VENGEANCE Suddenly the door of one the houses opened, and a woman appeared. Though her slender, elegant figure was war; ped in furs, she shivered as demanded: She crossed the footpath with a bound, her head lowered, and jumped into the cab. NIGHT COMMENCED TO FALL, AND ONE BY ONE THE LAMPS ALONG SOME FAMOUS SUICIDES AN HISTORICAL RECORD