The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
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r WI SUNG IS
NOW IMMINENT
Hans Fleeing From the
,ssreatened City to Shang-
Iii; Many Soldiers Are
Marching on Arsenal.
.glIOUS PROSPECT
: OF FOOD SHORTAGE
l.idrymen Also Flee and
TX of Clean Clothing Is
s|eing Felt; Another
,, ,. Province Secedes.

-. IVR1llNC SCNOoOSs
500.
ed y
| q alNGHAI, July 30 (1:30 a. ny
otl Il n
n. ifn army reinforcements, esti-
P7H, to number 1000, with two
hi s-1s. arrived in the Yang Use river
,a0s, ,a'S day. The troops were loaded
Her. i miles below WI Sung, appar-
With a view to marching to the
[sltm here.
k nA Ecally all the civilians have left
'-' ing for Shanghai, expecting a
kew, t;fdment, which up to this time
lessA VA inexplicsbly delayed. Shanghai
eri { slexposed to an influx of refugees
=, u5uth and north
sIu iderabIe damage has been done
4 s,s,native city by fires, which were
t Of i due TO bursting shells and part
Z. !. t 1cendiaries with view TO loot
ea iieh has been extensive. The
a. settlements, however, have
ht Of tmparatively free from this evil.
|er.iss r lge of Food.
aeiN, 5ous prospect is shortage Of
:, II, ne TO the holding up Of the
4. si1sptive ccasting ships from Che
|slaB1 p0rts. One awkward result Of
even Ia the height of summer is the
: ' "a clean clothing by the people,
the 81 laundrymep having fled to
B. :. proyince Of Che kisng, whence
ne tnfraternity emenate5.
:; % Il + oreign consuls yesterday strong
p. Bt5:sfed to the northern admirals
the VS. firing over Shanghai.
JOSEF Dhinese and two Aunamite po-
Cs;nr q killed in the French conces-
ng Ppk Monday nights bombaTdment.
be fons1ere many narrow escapes and
bnpzg s foreign buildings were dam
Il shells.
|lrs I Troops Arrive.
/ :.,s. LOW, July 29.-Between $4,000
Lnt o. tnp00 northern troops arrived
stark gAy and were dispatched south
Frela :. me by rail and some by way
4rand canal, for Chin Kiang
4 CalrE miles northeast OF Marking
e Utah 8 Ammunition.
.or VI rDN, July 30.-''The southern
corine ping by their earlier mistakes
les W., WI, 1ring defects and getting il
[el I,sss. piles of ammunition, say:
cir sttf. y Telegraph's g Pekin CORE
aftern Z" A long and wearisome wal
pc e. tain. | understand 100 Jap
,;nrsr ir rers will join the Canton army
ng. i5ists of 10000 good troops
y roIL ~ Telegraph S Shanghai cor
pg E ri reports the native city there
Li-h y flfee places as result Of the
[he gus;,, ;, ng Of the arsenal, The dis
railnIosss, nsss,r ~ no date and probably re-
Ph ,Ssr " onday's fighting.
u ou esrI respondent had an interview
inn 81 WI Ting Fang, former Chi
ring ss g. <ster to Washington, whc
Pne, urpi,g esident Yuan shi Kai's un
! png policy dangerous, bu
esdsy ~ p sides to the warfare To-
me mrs PFoposals for a compromise
err srn lsn. ner interview with the CORE
h. whsn5s spr- Sun Yat Sen declared
wed: ss1puld leave for the south in
ID nussle. on business. He was quit,
eioeE IpE il y ID, according to the CORE
bark, yTrb Hlth the settlement of til,
of me AZ order of expulsion agains
3 1.,n said he regarded WI TIM
+ Az Wplee mission as hopeless.
riIRNp Converted.
July 30.-The Dali,
a durssa correspondent says tina
estioaa siss bel defeat Tuesday at K,
-sozs o commander of the rehels
mnpsuy sp ered, was promoted in tn
:, estefoISn o. y ne government troops an.
ere dfss, ng steps to cut off the re
q pls 1ormer brotbers-in. .arms,
Is IS fs,, Has Seeded.
~ OPT khina, July 29.-The nroy
nd talSk an seceded from the Peki
yes. ssbsp pa July 25, according tn
Ey. 10 ft Just received here. Th
e eye soS NE HUMAN forces at pre,
nioo' a border of the province o
n stc5. ~ ariously reported al froI
a men Gen. Ii Yuen.Hee,
y y sscs eoncsss ~ nt of the republic, who
ssy WI operations in central Chin
-.rfr @ng, declared recently tina
Ce-os <Fe capable Of dealing wit
-urSdly ytR both Kiang-Si and III
ssncIrill *uay reports announce III
appssS me body of troops an ~
y n;ss csss az <bove Wu-Chang.