The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22

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rics about experiences IN the late war
'pur naval vessels. said he, followed
the Jap ships wherever they went and We
saw shat hSatng there Mas. We were
t'aht iu 10 boz other respects, too. When
Port Avthdr was taken our officers and
MON liI their sh-rc of looting ard got any
quantity 90 rurius and thiEss OF value from
OBJ" Gaines" houses lh""Eh nor lh Tue
t-hunF. "" raped "a si'i"'l snare 81 tlli
hifieliu thinEs OF conquest 'e'i'N'
Some "i your people dlH the same
Ih" American naval people however
d'uy this. While several OF our shlps were
about during MI the hShtns ana aIter the
taking of Port Arthur neither American
officers nor sramcn availed themselves or
opportunities for gathering relics rom
n'~nft'i chinese houses ana shops.
The Horrors Of chimes" warfare
Dur ue the Japanese attack upon Wei
EaI-Mrl last February the Baltimore. our
flagship. was 1T Chefoo. a few miles " -.
while there" said one 90 the officers
uf tho Baltimore. eve saw some horrible
examples of Chinese brutality. Wa,n the
I JAPANESE BEGAN their attack upon Me-ifa3-
I N,l Gaines, dcsrrttrs from the forts snu-
m,uc,I com us into Chelob. Thr first five
tha; arrived wee bchcddcd Immediately.
auI Their heads dripping with blood. were
hung upon "A gate al the entrance TO tae
city ay their queues warning to other
3 G,a-rtsrs. Giut soon the drssrters COM
mcuccI coming in ia hunireds-su many
Z that 10 was impossible TO capture and he
T head them-hut Tor days those CORY heads
huns from the cro-shIr above the gate, 10
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] aI4 bodies Of those bvhcdIed We're stfrNh
I ah'at just outside the city 10 serve as
further warming 20 dcscrt"rs.
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