Avked as to whether Gen. Hetunge Shih-hui would assume his duties as Commissioner of Shanghai and Woo Fung Gendarmerie permanently oF whether he would be transferred after a short stay, Gen. Io pointed out the difference between a ree volutionary" army and the troops of the militants, The Intter, he ferud, were concerned with the hold= inge of certain territory: as spheres lof influence while the former were allowed to move freely in order that the army should receive adequate military training; and acquaint theme selves with the geographical cone @ions of different places in the country. The plan of the Military Council, according to Gen, ito, was that she army stationed in Shang= fea should be moved elsewhere in course of each year or each halt sear, because Shanghai wae such large place that military. train for troops was exceedingly dit dealers have pi n to thy Municipality of Greater Shanghai for perm to construct several wharves along the Soochow Creek, where they may land their cargoes as they arrive from the interior. At the present time, they say, they are meeting with considerable difficulty in bvinging their rice stocks ashore from the june, ing an extensive exhibit of Callforninn products to be held on Monday at the Park Road showrooms of Messrs. H. S. Honisberg & Ca.
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