"Mu. 0. M. Green, editor of the "North-China Daily News and Herald," accompanied by. "Mrs. Green and children, returned to Shanghai on Monday. by the 1-C. str." Lienshing from Weihaiwei where they have been spending their holiday:
Mr. and Mrs. 5. S;-Little returned -to Shanghai by' the. str, Kaiping.
Mr. KG. Wahamaki, Consul General for Finland, hes returned to Shanghai from his vacation, Mu. C. P. Dawson' Has returned from leave and will resume. his duties as Treasurer of the Shanghai Sin Skinner, Turner arrived int Shanghai from Tientsin'on Wednes~ day by the str. Tungchow and will he in town for, some days, Mr, A. Strok returned to Shang li oh Wednestay.
Mr.'and Mrs. W. -Turner" and daughter have returned from Japan, Mr. F. W. Maze, Commissioner of, Customs, returned to Shanghai on Sunday, Mr." H. Goebler, of the Nichizui Trading Ca., of Osaka, and Mrs, Goebler, have left for Home. on six months" leave.
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ATAMAN Semenoff is reported to have left for Japan, and will tal up his residence once more Nagasaki, Mu. and Mrs, Magruder, with their two children ang governess, left Shanghai on Wednesday by the str, Lienshing.
REAR-ADMIRAL Nagano, former Commander-in-Chief of the Japan. ese Squadron in Chinese Waters, has! gone Home to join the Navy Office, Mrs. V. D. K. Craddock, Mrs, Beith, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Hunting, Mrs." -Marsh and Miss Marsa re! turned to Shanghai by the I.-C. str. Lienshing on Monday, Mrs. A. C. Clear and Miss Peggy Clear, Mrs. V.° Meyer and. the Misses Meyer, Mrs. I, Tuxford and" the Missey Tuxford returned: from Wethaiwel on Sunday by the C.N.S. Taming.
Da. C. T. Wang's proposed visit to the Philippine Islands has, we understand, been cancelled and the former, Premier will remain in Shanghai to attend to his business interests for, the time being.
Commape Leon "Karakhan left Shanghai ostensibly for Vladivostok on the Norwegian str. Sandviken, on Sunday afternoon, Mr. Hsu Yuan; the Chinese Commissioner "for *Foréign Affairs fu Shanghai, is reported to be spending 'a few days in Nanking.
GrNeRAL Sung Shih-ching, local agent of the "Allied" army left for Nanchang on Wednesday to confer with Marshal Sun Chuan-fang.
Mr. H. 8. Lindsiy ang, Mr. J Malcolm were among those who returned to Shanghai on Tuesday, eaving travelled vid Siberia, Thel trip took 18 days., Gen. Kung Pang-toh, former came mander of the 6th ang 19th Kiangsa Divisions under Marshal: Chi Hsichyuan, left for Peking on Wednesday in response to @ telegram from, his former chief:
Dn. V. K, Ting Jeff, Shanghai for Nanking on Monday to confer with the provincial authorities concern= ing the Mixed Court rendition, and the steps to be taken in connexion therewith following its being hand= over to the Chinese, He return= a on Tuesday, Mr. J. N, Heljbroek, who arrived Sunday on the str. Shanghai Maru, is registered at the Astor House Hotel. Mr. Heijbrock connected with the Ford Motor Company of Japan, La.
DR. G. B. Roorbach, professor of foreign trade in the Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University, has arrived in Japan on a tour of the Orient in the interests of his thool_ and. the Bureau ° of Mu. W. Cabeldo, an old Yokohama resident and an expert in the art of judo wrestling, who at one time coached Englishmen in London in the intricacies of this Japanese art, has gone Home, vid Canada, Tue Consul-General for Sweden, Mr. J. Lillichook, returned last Friday morning by the str, Taiyo Maru from his summer holiday in Japan, accompanied by Mrs." Lilliehook, who joined him there. By the same steamer arrived the nowly appointed Vice-Consul to the Swedish Consulate-General, Mr. Erik Wisen, and Mrs. Wisen. Mr, Wisen was former Vice-Consul to' the Swedish Consulate-Gentral in London.
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