Mr. J. Trevor Smith, Senior, was among the passengers returning by the P. & O, 8, Morea, Dr, John C. Ferguson of Peking! ig in Shanghai for a short time and staying at the American Club. an fbr & Ahora, redig Mi cag hoe o mee
spe ey Dees aliening Cee en Incas Sry at ree Musens. A. N. Dallas and V.M.
Haimoviteh returned from the races at Hongkong by the str. President Jefferson.
Carr, 0, Paus, Shore Superintendent of the San Peh Ca, arrived in Shanghai by the str. President Tefte Mr. A. R, Blinko, a member of the Shanghai Interport Golf Team, returned to Shanghai from Hongkong on Sunday in the R.M.S. Empress of Asi Mr, Aldrich Barton, of the Power) seit, ae mun, Bospatos bepeniat of Ande the str. Lienshing from Harbin, ating fin a the Yuen Ping Electric Ca. since September, 'M, N, Saussine, the new French Consul at Tientsin, and wife, arrived on Saturday' by the str, Andre Lebon and were guests 'M. Meyrier until Wednesday when they left by the str. Lienshing.
Cart, and Mrs. C. M. Hall left Yokohama—departing on the str. Empress of Canada, for China. Captain Hall has been transferred to the North China headquarters of the Canadian Pacific company at} Tientsin, We have received a communication signed by a number of Russians, in' connexion with the tleparture on home leave of Mr, Harris, manager of the work shelters. They state in part "We, the Ruspian inmates, have the honour to express by the present our deepest gratitude to him for his kindly attention and care that have been shown to the Russians." The document bears 18
Mu, Lo Wen-kan, former Minister of Finance and Justice, who was imprisoned a couple of years ago and kept. in gaol for more than a year without trial, has just left Shanghai, Grosse, his daughter Virginia, and Mr.
Bryan of the Methodist ion, Tientsin, sailed on February 25 on the Yeiko Maru for America vid Kobe.
Mrs. Sun Yat-sen, Miss Mayling Soong, Mr.
Miss N, 8, Haw, and Mr. returned from Canton to Shanghai by the str. President Jefferson. signatures.
Mu, G. B, Castellana, owner and manager of a hairdressing parlour in Tientsin, died on February 25) from double pneumonia, Mr. Castellana came to China 22 years ago and resided for the greater part of that time in Peking. Two years ago he returned to Italy for '8 visit and upon his return establish himself in Tientsin. He was very popular in both places and wa: known at "the barber of the diplomats," known by all as. one who did not divulge any private] information revealed by his patrons.
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