What was overlooked by any of the existing organizations for search was carefully picked up by a "General and Supervision Search Party" which took what was left.
Yang Sen, likewise, was command dering Chinese vessels. generally. This stage of Aux in the upper river was reflected naturally in the middle river and a check put upon movements of cargo} in the upper river made difficulties! below Tehang as well. Each steamer paid approximately Tls. 2,000. taxes in the upper river, which was searcely beneficial to shipping at large.
Another enforcing vigid system of tain comic aspects was cited in the "squeeze" ornately labelled taxation, travels of an Investigation which had recently caused the mittee appointed by the Chinese Nationalist authorities at Chung-authorities to inquire into upper king to look with disfavour in Yangtze shipping conditions general-direction. There wa nothing left} Ly.
This Committee was kidnapped by the time upper-river steamers before it had gone very far, and trived in Chungking. the compradore of the ship in which There were 26 they travelled was held to exe steamers on the upper river, while orbitant ransom, the foreign shipping concerns were!
But Improvement Somehow follows, one Butterfield & Swi one Jardine, Matheson & Ca., three Despite these things, however, Standard Oil cargo ships and three and the recent pirating of an ex: Asiatic Petvoleum.
Foreign ships: British ship carrying a cargo of! sull can l_aymed guards and it Kerosene and metal ouch the was rarely that some of the various regular service, almost noldicr-bandit-braves on the banks was being maintained by tid not fire on passing. ships. the two foreign sh Yang Sen's vigorous methods in- Passengers, too, would be cluded an elaborate system of should such courageous 531 h parties on all ships at Wan. h Among these groups he "noted.the "Navigation
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