Min, Auguste Chapelain arrived fon Sept, 11 in the my. Victoria, Mas, Charles Metzler returned Jon September 10 from Japan in the s. Shanghai Maru, Mu, and Mrs, A, J, Welch sailed on September 6 for Manila in the s. Empress of Japan, Mx, John R, Morris, Far Eastern Manager of the United Press, arrived fon September 6 in the Empress of Japan.
His Excellency the Royal Italian Ambassador Giuliano Cora returned on September 7 to Shanghai from Hongkong.
'Ma, E. P. Yannoulatos, local Greek 'Constl-General, arrived' on Sept. 11 in the inv, Victoria, accompanied by Mrs, Yannoulatos, 'Mu, and Mrs, H, Brownlow and children, Mr, and' Mrs. A. Sinclair, arrived on Sept. 8 from Melbourne in the s, Nankin, Mu, David Fraser, of the London pimes." returned by the Shang! Maru_on Sept, 5 from a short holl-day spent in Japar Mrs, J, N, Greenfield and two children were among the passengers who returned from Tsingtao on Sept. by the s, Fausang.
Mu, B. M, Simansky, local USSR, Constl-General and Mr. T. F, Skvort-Sov, Vice-Consul, sailed on Sept. 6 for Hongkong inthe s, Empress of Japan, Mu, Leslie Caleroft eft in the s, Shuntien on September 10 for a holiday at. Tsingtao. He expects to return to Shanghai at the end of the month.
Dr, and Mrs, N, Thorbecke left on Sept. 6 for Hongkong in thew. Empress of Japan, Mrs, John L, Paterson and sib returned on Sept, 8 from Welhalwe in the s, Shuntie Mason Jose de Lima Figueireds, faide-de-camp to the Brazilian Minister, has arrived in Yokohama from Rio de Janeiro in the Santor Maru on his way to China to visi various military fronts, Mu, IN," Aall, Consul-General for Norway, who will shortly leave Shang. hal for a new post, will be the gust fof honour at a dinner reception to be riven on October 10 under the joint auspices of six Chinese public bode, including the Bankers' Association ani the Chinese Ratepayers' Associatice The occasion will be made n sting expression of Chinese gratitude to Int, Aall's persevering efforts in conne:- tion with local Chinese refugee reli, state Chinese reports, Amonosr those who booked ther passage for the Far East in the Ranchi and sailed on August 2, from London, were the following! Messrs, C, R. W. Alford, B, W. Brice, R, Rouse, 'S. W. Thomas, L {Warren and J. Wilson, Mr. and Mts C.-T, Hansen and two children, sip and Mrs, 8, G, Hayes and daughter. Mr, and Mrs," H. Pasternatle ant child, Mr. and "Mrs, 'T, Terrace and child; Lteut,-Comi C.F, H, Churchill, the Rey. G. V. Eliott, the Rev, B, Rowland, Mrs. Chadderton and" child, Mrs, C. B Ogilvie and daughter, " Mrs, H, 1 Thomas and two children, and Misses J, Carrel, B, Knowles, Stewart and A, 'K. Watkins Kino Boris of Bulgaria, accom: panied by Queen Joanna, who are making @ private visit to the United Kingdom, arrived in England on September 5, Mas. D. S, Riggs, wife of the Manager of the American Express Company at Shanghai, arrived on September 6 with her children in the Empress of Japan, Mu, F. J. Twogood, of Messr Standard-Vacuum Oil Company at Shanghai, arrived on Sept. 6 from USA. In the Empress of Japan, ac~ jeompanied by Mrs, Twogood, i Herr Hans H. P. Melchers, general manager for the Far East of the [Trans-Ocean News Service, has returned to Shanghai from an extended trip to North China and Japa 'Tue Shanghai Municipal Counc! 'Health report for the week eniint midnight, September 10, shows ths! the total' number of deaths from causes amongst the foreign and Chlnese population in the Settlement were—Forolgners 14, and Chine 1491, Deaths from notifiable disco! were—Forelgners, Typhoid Fever 4 Bacillary Dystt tery 1 each Chinese, Cholera Dysentery 48; Typhoid Feyer Tuberculosis 28; Beri-beri 26; Chole ajo Diarrhoea 9; Diphtheria 4; Typhi Fever 3; Smallpox 2; Malaria 2, auf Paratyphoid Fever, Influenza, Rela ing Fever, Rabies'1 each, Cholert~ Of the 263 cases notified, it 1s cot sidered that about 58 per cent, genuine cholera, When in Shanghai stay at the
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