Tt ig reported "here on good authority that Tang Chicye0, Military' Governor" of Yunnan, who-was recently said to have been driven out by his subordinates and to have fied to Kueichow, for orly still safe and sound' Yunnanfu, but. hae established much better control over the whole province of Yunnen than The hes hitherto enjoyed, Through the exercise of much tact and the expenditure
organize all. the, really sevi Hae many he war abe minded bandits {Yunnan bro armies, one of which he sent into, Szechtian and the other into Kueichow, 20 that he is now free to put his own subordinates, sup: Ported by his own regular troops, In the districts once wholly under bandit control. He, of course, has of allowing the bauud-
As part of the ceremony at the marriage of the Prince Regent of Tapan will be conducted in cordance with the time-honoured customs, there will be an exchange of poems between the Prines anid Princess on the day previous to their marriage. The Prince Regent will present his Gride-to-be with a poem of 31 syllables, giving vent-to his sentiments of love, and the Princess will do likewise.
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