A message from Hangchow st that the Civil Governor, Mr, Hsia Chao, left for Nanking to-day for heart-to-heart talk with Marshal 'Sun Chuan-fang with a view to pelling the friction, which has recently arisen, 'The result of this meeting may have a bearing upon' Marshal Sun Chuan-fang's attitude towards the North.—Reuter's Pacific Service.
Tsingtao, Feb. 25.
Geneval Chin Yun-peng left for Hankow at midnight on February 23 vid Tsinanfu and Pukow. It is expected that he will interview Mar-thal Sun Chuan-fang prior to going!
General Pi Shou-cheng, whom the! Cabinet wished to appoint Tupan of Shantung, is closely ce-operating with General Chani Chung-chang in his movements against Tientsin.—Reuter's Pacific Service.
Peking, Feb, 25.
'A report from Ichang states that feneval Lu Chin-shan, whom Peking tly appointed Tupan of Hupeh, left for Hankow on February Tt had been pr that he would weeks only at Hu intend to accept the Tupanship.
It is reported from Hankow that} General Lu Chin-shan arrived there on February 21, General Lu Chin-shan some months ugo volunteered to join Marshal Wu Pei-fu, but Mar shal Hsiao-Yao-nan did not, permit ft, His relations towards Marshal Wu Pei-fu are friendly—Reuter's Pacific Servier Martial Taw at Ti nts
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