Truman, "A" Ca., (British 8.V.C.), Platt, Macleod '& Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Garford, Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Ferrier, Mr.' and Mrs. A. M. Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. ©. M. Forrest, Committee and Members of the Country Club, Mr. and Mrs, Avseourh, General Electric Ca of China, Mr. and Mrs. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. L. is, Mr, and Mrs. E. C. Pearce, Scottish, S.V.C., R. Burkill, Mr.
Wakeford Cox, Mr. and Mrs. and Miss J. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. A. Brooke-Smith, Dr. and Mrs. and Miss Macleod, A. E. S. Thompson Ca.. Major R. I, Fearon, Shanghai Ladies Golf Club, Mr. and Mrs, F.
Nicld, Mr. \A. V. Monk, Mr. David Brand, W. L. Gerrard, K. Cummings, Mr. and Mrs. MieNeill, Mr. and Mrs, E. Jenner Hogg.
Tue following telegram is roported to have been received in Peking from General Tsen Chun-hsuan; "A serious anti-Chinese movement has broken out among the natives of Annam. In Saigon many Chinese shops were set on fire, and many Chinese residents were murdered without the slightest provocation. I have already communicated with the French Consul in Canton pointing out to him the miserable condition of our people in Annam, and desiring him to telegraph to the Annam Government to stop the lawless actions of the natives there. There are Chinese merchants and traders in almost every district in Annam, and unless more Chinese Consuls are appointed to look after their interest, they will always be molested. It is, therefore, imperative that negotiations be at once opened with the French Legation in Peking to discuss the situation."
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