"Sie. Hsu Yuan, Commissioner of Foreign Affairs and acting Director the Port of Shanghai end Woo-Song ott for Nanking last Satur evening:
Mr. A. S, Kent of the British American Tobacco Company hae: strived in Shanghai from Peking and expects to be stationed here for: some time. egret to state that Mr. Chalet has been taken to the General Hospital suffering. from typhoid.
Da. J, A, O'Driscoll has returned from Home leave and resumed practice at 1¢2 Szechuen Road.
Cuuer Det-Insp. Peck, in charge lof the finger print department 1 turned to Shanghai Thursday from long leave, Mr, H, Langley of the British American Tobacco Company _re-' turned from Hongkong on Saturday last ani has now resumed work after a long, severe illness.
Sim Francis Aglen, Inspector= General of Customs, arrived Shanghai on lust Saturday afternoon, His stay here will be very brief.
Mu. Chang Shu-shuh has been appointed first secretary to the Commissioner of Foreign Affairs. succession to Dr. Sarkon Wu, who} has been made one of the Judges of the Special Provisional Court.
AcconpiNe to a telegram received] in Shanghai, the Ministry of Justice in Peking "has recommended Dr.
i-chun, chief judge of the Shanghai Special Provisional Court, Yor the first class Order of the Ex: cellent Crop, De. V. K. Ting, Director of the Port of Shanghai and Woosung, has tendered his resignation to Marshal Sun Chuan-fang owing to ill-health, So far, we understand, has not been accepted.
Mr. John Van A. MucMurray, the American Minister to China, will leave Peking on the 18th instant] for Washington to confer with the United States Government on conditions in China.
Mus. S.C.
Shanghui on Monday by the P. & O, Morea and will be staying with Mrs. Charleton, 1423 Avenue Joffre, until conditions uperiver permit of her going to join her husband at! Hankow.
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