It is reported im local mandarin circles that Viceroy Chang Chih-tung, who, already stated in these "Notes," was recently commanded by the Throne to investigate certain cha goa made by Peking Censors against Viceroy Chou Fu, Nanking, has memorialised their Majesties that, as N wg is so far away from his own headquarters of Wuchang, he (Chang) is unable to make singlehanded the—investigtions in the careful and impartial manner required by the Throne. He would therefore humbly recommend that their Majesties appoint En Shou, ex-Governor of the uth July.
The World's Chinese Students'
Federation, The second meeting of the charter members of the above Federation was held on the ovening of the 6th at the Chinese Y. M.C.A. hall, No. 15, Peking Road, the chair being taken by Mr. Kung Tse-ying, President of the City Edncational Association About one buudrod and fifty persons attended, composed of mon who have studiod in Groat Britain, the United States, "Japan and in this country, and also a number of toxchers and instructors of local and outport schools who happened to be in Shanghai at the time. The Chairman having read the proposed rules and regulations of the Federation, which were drawn up by 8 Committee elected at the first meeting, those present signified their approval by signing their names to a Members' Book. An election of officers of the Fed old with the following re ident—Leo Teng-wee, B.A. Vic Presidents—H. K. Woo, President, City Girls' School; T. Y. Kung, President City Educational Association. Recording Secretary—Y. L. Fonger, Manager, Tea and Porcelain Ca. Corresponding Secretary—W. W. Yon, B.A, Professor St. John's College. Treasurers—S, C,}Lin, Secretary to Lord Li; K. Y. Hook, Manager, Kwang Chi Publishing Ca. Sergeants at Arms—S, L. Hsia, Professor, Taotai's Normal School; 8. T.'Sun, Director, Tao-[tai's Normal School. Executive Committee—H. L. Zia, Professor, Anglo-Chinese College; K. 8. Tong, Chief of Auditing Department, Canton-Hankow Railway; B. S. Wong, President, Nanyang Academy. Financial Committeo—K. S. Wong, Secretary, Canton-Hankow Railway Administration; W. L. Yao, Director, Taotai's School; 8.'F. Young, Director, Kiukiang-Nanchang Railway. E lucational Committes—K. L. Yuan, President, Taotai's Normal School; W. W. Yen, B.A, Professor, St. John's College Henry Zau, Instructor, Chinese Publ School. Entertainments Committee—Y.L. Fonger, Manager, Tos and Porcelain Ca; 8. C. Lin, Secretary to Lord Li; P. ¥. Kong, Secretary, Chinese YMCA. After the election it was
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