Gen. Sung Shih-ching, Shanghai agent for Mershal Sun, has sent 600 padded uniforms to Hangchow and has placed an order for several] thousand more, we learn.
Kiangsu gentry have telegraphed to Marshel Sun urging him to. appoint Mr. Wang Ching-yoh as Civil Governor of Kiangsu because of hi Past splendid career 7 as well es his Kiangsu citizenship.
Mr. Hsu Yuan, Commissioner of Foreign Affairs, has been ordered not, for the present, to issue permits to foreigners desirous Tsingtao, Dec. 1.
Wounded are arriving here from ithe fighting at Kaorai between, General Pi Shou-chen's loyal Shantung troops and the rebellion forces of General Ying Teh-nan. General Ying hopes to suppl General Pi Shou-chen as Naval and Military Commander for Shantung Peninsular. General Ying expects to effect a union with General Bei Bao-san's troops who have been Jadvancing northward during the Fast two weeks and are now close te Kaomi. Fengtien troops still Jcontrol the railway, whi cir, however, may soon be cut by General Bel /Bao-san's men.
General Hu Wen-tung, Director of Military Transport, is here to arrange for the coming of General Chang Chung-chang.
Two mere Japanese warship have arrived in Laozhan Bay.
The Chamber of Commerce is ing frantic <fforts to have] Fringtao. reverted to its old status} of independent area with a municipal council and foreign representation, as provided in, but never carried into effect by, the Washington Treaty. believed this|ii Tsingtao, Dec, 1. nese destroyers Asahi and Warabi arrived to-day, The cruiser Teushima is expected to arrive tonight, also the American destroyer Simpson. No further news vailable to-day from the interior, but it is likely that the bitter cold high winds prevailing just now have temporarily interrupted hostilities in the affected—centres:—Reuter's Pacific Service.
Manila, No further movements of vessels contemplated to Shanghai at present following the despatch of the Hulbert, Noa and Edsall, due at Shanghai to-day with 300 marines, according to naval offi The Huron arrived at Manila to-day with ixal Willianie on board.
Later, day left for Shanghai owing to the threatening conditions in China—Reuter's American Service, Shih-Ying, former Minister of Communications and Tu in Peking under Marshal Tuan Chie travelling in Chekiang as the pro-would have the effect of affording|jui, the Chief Executive, Marshal vince is under martial law and eon-ithe place some measure of foreign Feng Vu-hsiang has approved ditions are uncate for travelling. protection—Reuter's Pacific Service. the matter.
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