Embarking at Shanghai Are Handed Over to Officials in New York Boston, Nov. 20, Twenty-seven Chinese stowaways were taken off the steamship President Van Buren to-day as the vveseel left for New York, con tinuing a round-the-world voyage. They were held at immigration headquarters and it was said would be returned to China on the steamship M, 8, Dollar, which is due here next week, 'OMicers of the President Van Buren said they hud come aboard fat Shanghai, They wore discovered soon after the vessel sailed and put to work as members of the crew, but at Singapore the United States Consul refused to certify them as belonging to the ship's Jeompany. It was announced that immigration officials are conducting an investigation of the incident—Reuter's American Service.
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