Fegan, departing commander of the United States Fourth Marines, in the Police Club yesterday evening and presented him with a paper knife Contained in an inscribed miniature baton as a souvenir, In response to the speech of presentation made by Major K, M, Bourne, Commissioner, Colonel "Fegan pointed to the "admirable manner" in which the Settlement Police were dealing with towering difficulties and to the excellent relations existing between the Police and the American Marines, Colonel Fegan was accompanied by Lt.-Col. C. I. Murray, Lt.-Col. F, E, Stack, Major H, N, Stent, and First Ltd, D. C, Hart, The Police officers who attended were Capt. H, M,'Smyth, Mr, C. Akagi, Mr, Yao "Tseng-moo, "Mr, S, Uyehara, Mr, G. W. Gilbert, and Mr, T. Robertson, Deputy' Commissioners; and Messrs, E. C. Baker, W. E. Fairbairn, R. W. Yorke, I, Kakegawa, H. D, M, Robertson, and A. H. Samson, Assistant Commissioners, The Municipal Jail was represented by the Governor, Mr. W. C. Grant, Colonel Fegan is due to leave Shanghai for the United States in the s, President Taft next. Tuesday,
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