+
THE HOUNDSDITCH SEQUEL.
WEATHER REPORT,
On the 18th at 12.05 p.m.-The barometer HOUSE BESIEGED BY 1,000 POLICE has risen considerably in NE. Japon, and fullen
moderately over 8. Japan end the Bosins. AND SOLDIERS.
FIRING CONTINUED FOR HOURS,
London, January 3rd.
The following telegrama extracted from Indian rapers aasplify these wo have already published on thirextraordinary affair.
Several hundred police, this morning, sur soundel a block of buildings in Mile End, where It was believed that the Houndeditch murderers were in hiding. After having secretly removed all the innocent tenants, the police gradually closed round a bouse where" Petor the Painter and Fritz were thought to be concealed
Numerous revolver shots have already been exchanged and a detective sergeant has been ahot in the chest. Troops arrived and formed & completo cordon to assist the police. A pitch- ed battle is proceeding.
Later, 11.30.
The depression lying off Hokkaido yesterday has moved away over the Pacific. The other depression is moving Eastwards between the Loochoos, and the Ponins.
The anti-cyclonic area ie central over the continent to the North of the Upper Yangtze valloy, and pressure is increasing over F. China.
Strong monsoon will continue to prevail over the China Sen.
Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am. to-day, 0.0) inches.
The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon to-day is as follows:-
("N. winds, fresh
Hongkong & Neighbourhood
Formons Channel
or strong; dull, cloudy.
(N. and N.F.
Hongkong and Lamooks.)
[_winde, strong.
South const of China Late Same as No. 1.
Bongkong and Hoisan."
This forenoou a thousand police were on the South coast of China between 1 Famo as No. 1. saene and the Scots Guards took up positions. Neither the polios nor the besieged have Bastinel further casualties, though the police had very narrow escapes. The neighbourhood is m in in a fever of excitement.
Noon.
After a lull, the wild fusilade has been renowel, the soldiers kneelinz, and their Lee- Metfords mingling with the crackling of revolvers. The building has been considerably damaged.
12.30 p.m.
Large browds have gathered on the scene regardless of the bullots. Many offered their Bervices to the police.
The palica on the adjoining roofs report that there are, appareatly, a number of people in the house, as firing onours simultaneously from twe storeys
About noon every window had been completely smushed. The Guardsmen are working round the house itself.
Another detective-sergeant his buon slightly wounded.
1 p.m.
Mr. Winston Churchill arrived on the scene early this afternoon. He was calmly, walking in Sidney Street to survey the house, when he was persuaded to seek a more sheltered position.
2.20 p.m. The besieged loans is afame. The roof has collapsed and the occupants must have sucoumb- ed or committed suicide. Firemen are scarolt- ing the promises. It is expected that the bodies will not be recognisable.
London, Jan. 3rd (4 p.m.) The police had kept a consolos watch on the house in Sidney Strool throughout Monday night.
- Firing started at daybroik, and was almost continuous for hours. A period-of-sniping ̈followed, the soldiers kneeling, or lying prone, on the muddy flagstones to take deliberate aim
at every opportunity.
The Scots Guards from the Tower ontrenched themselves in the malting house of a browery and poured volleys into the banse, which stand at an angle of 75 degrees two hundred yards distant
At two o'clock two further companies of Scots Guards, with a Gatling gun, marched to Sidney Streat amid cheers from the vast alien throngs from the surfounding districts,
Towards 1 o'clock it was seen that the building was on fire, having been obviously ignited by the besieged men, while shots from the houses were brisker than ever. The flames spread rapidly, the crowde excitedly cheering as smoko „Issued from the windows of the upper storey,
from which theaboo ing continued.
Beanwille three guns of the Horse Artillery
casseil.
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London, January 5th.
It is now established that only the remains of two bodies were recovered from the débris íza Bidney Street.
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