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Telephone from 657 Tampo hin H.E. the Governor.
Just received letter from O'Gorman, enclosing one from Mr. Schaub, German Missionary at Li Long, dated 19th May.
Schaub says that Chinese of Village of Pan Tin, Tung Kun District, are arming and preparing to attack British, and request that the Chinese Government may be informed by telegram that the Mission Stations of the Basel Mission are in danger.
O'Gorman has been informed by another Missionary that the people are uneasy because they fear an attack from the British, and thinks Schaub exaggerates the case.
O'Gorman says he is unable to render Schaub assistance, as Li Long and other Mission Stations are beyond his jurisdiction.
O'Gorman complains of having no interpreter. I suggest that Mr. Moore, Student in Canton, be sent to him if no other arrangement has yet been made.
J.H. Stewart Lockhart.
Taipo 31st May, 1899
Inspector Moffatt.
I have just received a letter from Col. O'Gorman enclosing one from Mr. Schaub, Missionary at Li Long, who states that the Chinese of the Village of Pan Tin in the Tung Kun District are arming in order to attack the British.
Col. O'Gorman has requested me to inform the Police and troops at Ping Shan & Un Long so that they may be
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Telephone from
657
Tampo hin
H.E. the Governor.
Just received letter from O'Gorman, enclosing one
from Mr. Schaub, German Missionary at. Li Long, dated £9th May.
Schaub says that Chinese of Village of Pan Tin,
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Tung Kun District, are arning and preparing to attack British, and request that the Chinese Government, may be informed by telegram that the Mission Stations of the Basel Mission are
in danger.
O'Gorman has been informed by another Missionary that the people are uneasy because they fear an attack from the British, and thinks Schaub exaggerates the case.
O'Gorman says he is unable to render Schaub assist- ance, as Li Long and other Mission Stations are beyond his
Jurisdiction.
O'Gorman complains of having no interpreter. I
Mr.Moore,Student in Canton, be sent to him
suggest that
if no other arrangement has yet been made.
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.) J.H.Stewart Lockhart.
Taipo 81st May, 1899
Inspector Moffatt.
I have just received a letter from Col: The O'Gorman enclosing one from Mr. Schaub, Missionary at Li Long, who states that the Chinese of the Village of Pan Tin in the Tung Kun District are arming in order to attack the British.
Col; the O'Gorman has requested me to inform the
Police and troops at Ping Shan & Un Long so that they may be
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