The following is a copy of a telegram sent to the Peking Government which has been received Gen. Hsu Shu-tseng (Little Hsu), High Chinese Commissioner Europe and America, has just completed a most interesting visit in Great Britain. On April 20 he visited the British Army and Navy. Command and several of the battleships and attended the manceuvres jof the Army, when he reviewed the troops. On the following day he. visited the Training College and various factories, and on the 22nd me visited the Underground Railway. and the electricity department. At noon on the same day he was guest of honour at a dinner given by a Field Marshal, and in the afternoon wed the Metropolitan Fire In the evening he attended dinner given by the Lord of London when a large number of important personages were also present, including members of the Diplomatic Corps.
On Apri 23, Gen. Hsu visited the Thames and the Supplies Department, the Far Eastern Institute, various colleges and the University London. At the latter institution he lectured on China, her history, religions, philosophy, arts and finances, and answered a number of questions which were asked after his lecture.
The following day, he inspected ithe "Royal Air Squadron and the civil air services and attended a dinner at the Chinese Legation in the evening, the host being Mr. Chu Chao-hsin, Charge d"Affaires Great Britain, there being present many important guests, ug his old frie John Jordan, formerly H.M. Minister to. Chi Later he addressed this distinguished gathering.
On the following day, accompanied by his retinue, he left London for Paris, a very large gathering at the station to bid him fare. well.
From Paris he telegraphed to Mr.
Chu Chao-tsin requesting him to convey thanks to H. Bf Government and the British' for their cordial reception.
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