BIAS BAY PIRATES.
JAPANESE SHIP LOOTED. YOUNG WOMAN LEADS THE GANG (tnrttftn rkais *sso curio*— by «l*ct*io YSUMa*** -COPYBIOHT.) (Received Beptembor 22nd, 5.5 p.m.) HONG KONG, September 21. After no Signs of activity for a yeat, the Bias Bay pirates, led by a woman aged twenty-one, and speaking English, attacked the Japanese steamer, Deli Maru, between Amoy and Hong Kong. ThM« Indian guardß were wounded when the pirates shot without warning. The o/Boers wore overpowered without showing resistance. The only booty was £2OOO in money and jeWeliery, taken from passengers. This ig the first Japanese ship ever attacked by the Bias Bay gang.
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19731, 23 September 1929, Page 11
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