Peking, Aug. 4, Mr. Wang Ching-wel, accompanied: by a number of other politicians, left here last night for Shihchiachuang, the junction of the Peking-Hankow and the Shansi railways.
After meeting General Yen Hsi-shan the party will go south for a conference with general Feng Yuhsiang.
The Northerners state that some of General Han Fu-chu's troops have already joined them. They also when the Taiping rebels reached! Hupeh the magistrate of the city' ordered the people to raise the height of the wall. To secure! materials quickly they pulled down! houses and temples in the outskirts. The result is that lintels of doors and windows and other such stones are sti embedded in the face of] the wall, received from the pre-that a large Red:
{formal plenary session convened for the 7th.
The manifesto first of all explains the seven fundamental principles of the reorganized party and then deals with the National Assembly referred in the will of the late Dr. Sun Yat-sen.
Among others, the manifesto will emphasize the point that General claim that General Liu Chen-nien has definitely thrown in his lot with the North and sent troops which participated in the capture of Tsing-chow and Weihsien.
It is reported that fighting is pro-coeding. between the Shansi forces and the remnants of General Han Reuter.
Fu-chu's troops at Changling—
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