The Soldier's Secret. [Co[?]ed From Last Saturday's Issue.] Chapter Ii
[?] had foreseen George [?]ould not shake off a feeling of depression, which increased as the time for his departure drew nearer; and…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1894
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The Soldier's Secret. [Continued From Last Issue.] Chapteb Ii. (Continued.)
"I will tell you something, Clara, as you are worthy of my confidece," said George, gravely. "Macleod has the gift of second sight."…
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It is reported thai the Japanese are trying: to crush the Chinese forces in Corea before the arrival of winter. The Japanese advance guard in Corea twice…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cablegrams. Sydney, Tuesday. The Corean War. Defeat of the Chinese. Terrible Slaughter
After several skirmishes, including the capture of the Chinese fortress reported yesterday, the two armies met in force near Ping-yang, where the…
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A great naval battle has taken place be tween the Japanese and Chinese. The Japanese fleet attacked the Chinese warships, which were escorting, transports to Corea…
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A GREAT BATTLE.—THE CHINESE ROUTED. —16,000 KILLED, WOUNDED, AND CAPTURED. LONDON, Sept. 17…
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Sixteen Chinese and nineteen Japanese men-of-war, besides, a flotilla torpedo boat, were engaged in the recent battle. The Japanese retired in the evening. The…
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AFTER several skirmishes, including the capture of the Chinese fortress reported yesterday, the two armies met in force near Ping-yang, where the Chinese were strongly entrenched. The Japanese…
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Latest reports of the naval battle make it appear that china lost 4 or 6 warships while the others which took refuge in Port Arthur were more or…
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Admiral Ting, Commander of the Chinese fleet, was wounded in the cheek and leg in the Corea Bay battle, but remained on deck directing the operations…
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The Japanese estimate their losses in Corea, prior to the battle, of Ping Yang and the last naval engagement, at 3000. These were chiefly sustained in small actions, news…
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A SECTION of the Japanese officers in the fleet engaged in the recent naval battle off Yalu were anxious to renew the fighting the next day. The Japanese Admiral, however, opposed it,…
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"Anyone who has had experience of Chinese ways" ("N." writes in the Times). "will not be surprised at the contradictory telegrams regarding…
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The Chinese report that their fleet fought in a single column, while the Japanese worships were drawn up in double line, both being under easy…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cablegrams. Sydney, Tuesday The Corean War. Chinese Transports Sunk. Chinese Reinforcements. Russian Fleet. the Empress Contributes
The missing Chinese transports are supposed to have been sunk. The Japanese have arrived in China safely. The Chinese are puring re[?]…
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THE Chinese affirm that in the recent naval engagements in the Bay of Corea the Chen Yuen rammed a Japanese man-of-war and sank her. The Chen Yuen herself…
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Japan has officially denied the report that as alliance was concluded with Russia and France. The Mikado yesterday witnessed the…
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London, Sept. 25.—The Japanese Government has refined payment of an indemnity for the sinking of the British steamer Kow-Sing while…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cablegrams. Sydney, Friday. The Corean War. Japanese Troops. March Upon Pekin. the Regent Battle. Chinese at a Disadvantage
It is reported that the force of thirty thousand men which recently embarked from Japan intend to land in China, and march upon Pekin…
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LONDON, September 26.--The British steamer Pathan, which was seized by the Chinese on the ground that she was conveying munitions of war for the Japanese, is being examined at Keetung…
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