Sight-seers have been here and have gone into the most crowded parts of the city, and even to the examination halls, which are in une of the worst parts of the city, without the least inconvenience. One visitor, while outside of the South Gate, got into crowd of workmen from the Arsenal and was hooted, but that would have happened at any other time. The sume visitor went to a Chinese theatre where there was 4 large crowd of Chinese of all classes and was treated with the greatest respect.
THE HOSPITAL WORKERS RETURNED, We are not ina position to know, but judging from all appearances we would say that Nanking is as safe ay any place. Quite " number have taken advantage of this state of things and have returned. Dr, Beebe, the superintendent of the Methodist Hotpital, has returned from his furlough and resumed work. Large numbers are coming dai reited. Miss Mianalik, who was some weeks in the Naval hospital' at Weihaiwei, has returned and aken her place as nurse in the above-mentioned hospital.
THE MISSIONS RE-OCCLPTED, Dr. Kelly and wife, of the Cumberland Presbyterian Board, have come to Nan. king to stay until they can return to their work in the interior. In the meantime we understand Dr. Kelly is teaching English in Lord Li's family. The Rev. Frank Garrett, of the Disciples' Mission, has been nking for a short time, but has now returned to Shanghai with the hope of bringing his family back with him, Rev. W. J. Drummond, of the Presbyterian Mission, and four members of the Friends' Missiow have also returned.
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