Nov. 15.
When the Young General left here for Tientsin a few days ago many The horse tramways, an interest= ing feature of Mukden, have disagpeared. They have given way to up-to-date system of electric curs have already become very popular. The old tramways had cen service for over half a century. They were originally constructed in Germany, taken to the United States, and after being in disuse for som time were finally brought to China, Chang Chung-chang's Report Nov. 17.
To-day's communique from head= quarters reads as follows:—
"A telegram from General Chang Chun-chang, dated November 15, states: Our front line at Hans chuang, Tsichuang and Yencheng, and the line at Tsaochow and Tonge chang are as firm as ever, Thera has been no activity on the part of, the Honan troops and up to the present not a single enemy soldier, has been seen in Shantung.
"A telegram from Generals Chang' Shu-cheng, Wang Nai-ko and Kuo Ying-chow states: We are in receipt of a telegram from Marshal Peng in which he states that he has {asued orders to his troops to proceed further, This evening after our discussion with General Chang Hsueh-Jiang and General Li Ching-lin the questions of changing garrisons along the Kin Han Railway and the organizing of a joint office for th Chenwei and Kuomin armies hav been settled. We are proceeding to Peking to-morrow.' "—Heuter's Pacie fie Service,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.