Shanghai, Jan, 25.
A Shanghai visitor of more than 40, years ago, Marshal Tuan Chi-
king "Government, enrived here former Chief Executive of, the yesterday morning at 8 o'clock from Nanking on a pleasure trip, A large crowd of prominent residents and officials accorded him a. hearty welcome both at the North Railway Btation and at the residence of Mr, Li'Shih-tseng, 393° ne Ferguson, shortly after his arrival, Marshal Tuan looked elegant and dignified despite his old age. On the trip from the capital, he was accompanied "by", Generals Wu Kuang-hsing, Wei Tsung-hai, formerly of the Peking Government, Tuan Hung-kang, his nephew, Chen Chung-fu, his grandson, Gen. Chang' Chun. format Mayor of Greatar Shanghai, and Mr. Hsu Shih-ying, restore the Manchu monarchy in 1917. He has one son, Mr, Tuan Hung-nieh, who is staying at Tientsin, and' four daughters, Mrs. Chang Tao-hung, at Hankow, Mrs. Fu Lin at Shanghai, Mrs. Yuan Ting-hsuan in Honan and Mrs. Hsi Lung at Tsingtao. All the four, sons-inlaw are graduates from American or British university engaged in business.
Chang is" commissioner Hankow Salt Gabelle, while Mr. \Hsi, a well-known banker here, has 2 recently relumed to the North.
chal Tuan graduated from ivan Military Academy at Tientsin in 1885, an studied artil-levy science in Germany in 1889. After his return from Germany, he Shanghai, Jan. 29.
Shanghai, Jan. 26, Padre F, E. Ford, a Toc H Due to the strenuous Government "adventurer round, the world" will campaign for its abolition, and Mrs. es, Australian Jan, 26.
womati who. sailed ina. 34 feeb arrive in Shanghai on Monday from also the tense situation existing in cutter from Sydney to Singapore in Hongkong, where he has established the North, the arrival of the new ug group. "Bobs" Ford has. season received a less enthusiastic vas a passenger m slete monte voyage ite visited Australia, New Zealand, reception last night than in provi-Fushima Mara. which called at burma, and Malaya. since June last ous years. A small amount of Shanghai yesterday, in the interests of this brotherhood Sre-crackers was let off in but a Mrs. Birtles, with Mrs. H, Mete of service. There are now more few streets, while the "beating of caite and Migs Irene Saxby who than a thousand groups and bran-gongs and drums was limited to a formed part of the cutter crew, ate ches, and Shanghai has no intention few places in the Wayside and fall graduates of the University of of being behind-hand. A committee Yangtszepoo districts.
Sydney. Mrs. Metealfe, whose hus= which fas been laying the founda-'As the Chinese community are bund was also of the' party, is a Hon of @ Toc H group will welcome observing the occasion more in the daughter of Mr, Justi of Padre Ford, who will be the guest nature of a spring holiday than of Sir Peter Grain, He will preach the lunar new year, Chinese authoriial Arbitration, "The navigator of at least two churches, and will ties expressed" satisfaction a the party was Mr. LIP, Nicholson, explain to smaller groups the who has now joined the shipping of Toc H.. On leaving firm of Moller and Company as frab Shanghai he wilt travel to Japan and to South America. ition. officer of one of the ships of the
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