No further developments occurred yesterday, according {reports received in Shanghai with reference to the"Chekiang-Fengtien dispute, 'A few troop trains came from Hangchow and left shortly afterwards for Nanking, but these were! of little concern. Conscription of continued, as did the re-emiting of new troops, but neither mee with much success.
'The Lunghua Arsenal has actu: ly resumed work, but the Chekiang military authorities are.consider-_ ably handicapped owing to the fact! that they have been unable to secure' moly experienced workers. Those available, however, are doing their best to carry on in the circumstances. Marshal Sun has ordered {them to start repairing his damaged rifles and guns, but from what we have been able to learn "work not going on as quickly as Marshal Sun had hoped. Gen. Sun Shih-ching, his Shanghai agent, has gone ito Nanking to report on the matter, Bribes of Office The Chinese press reports. that Marshal Wu Pei-fu has offered the Vice-Presidency to Marshal Hsiao Yao-nan, Tupan of Hupeh, if he will support the present movement against Fengtien and permit the!
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