Civil officials, public guilds, clubs and private ails have also not been beh wing, their respects. process jon of horse can with tablets borne seralls carried by coolies on long poles, were st making their way! by the Long Street to the Yamen. 'These had come by a special launch from Hankow. Among them were memorial tablets from the Hankow Merchants' Guild, from the Money Changers' Association, and from the Hankow Roman Catholic Obureh. The United Merchants'
Guilds of the three cities propose to erect a temple in honour of the late Tupan, the place not yet decided upon, A public subst tion is to be raised, to have a bronze image of Hsiao Yao-nan erected in. the Sheoikungyuan, which is a big public park in the centre of Wuchang, opened a few years ago mainly by the generosity' of the late Tupan,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.