on Nov. 7_in the s. President Coolldge for San Francisco, J.D. Lira, father of Lady Clark Kerr, eft in the s, President Coolidge on No 7 for San Fran-
Mu. 'T. Kaudtzon, Consul-Generat for Norway returned on November in. the. s, President Coolidge. from Manila, Mas. J. Pullam and loft on Nov, 7 In the. st President Coolidge for'San Francisco. Mr.
Fullam is accompanying them for 8 Yokohama, Mus, W. Glossford, wife of Rear-Admiral Gtassford, and Mrs. DeWitt Pock, "were among. the Americans having eft in the s: Monterey on November 3 for Amer Conmaanmnn C. S, Sheppard. M. fas from October 25, has assumed the duties of Brit Officer at the British Embaisy, fu succession 10) Captain' PAG, dame Tut condolences of the Counelt and of the Works Committee, Which Committee he served "have been conveyed to the widow of the fate Mr. ¥. C. Mu, who pasied away on November Amoxe there disembarking from he &8. President Coolidge on Nov 5 were Mr. der Ci while passing throws shi the vessel were Mestre. J.
Thornton, TH. Tyson An. Edwin Howard, former editor of the *North-China Daily News," ix passing through Shenghai visit to Japan. He is at present Deputy Director of the OMice of the Ministry" of Information Singapore and "Adviser on Indian Assisranr Judge P. Grant Jones, Mr. John 'MeNeill, TIN. Crown Advocate, Mr. E.G. Abbey. clerk HM. Supreme Court and Mr. EL. Hartopp' who left for Hankow fortnight ape. in connection with an Indian murder trial have' returatd to this city.
Amtoxe those who left on Nov. 7 in the s. President Coolidge for San Francisco were—Mrs. 0. C, Lock= hart, Mrs. B, Mykes. Mrs."
Harts, Mrs. J. M. Avent and children Mrs. A.B. Henninysen and children, Mrs. U. G. Prondorf Mrs.
Whitaker, Mrs. 0. G. Steen and Mrs Maxey Smith, Tue health report of the Shanghai Municipal Couneit for the week fending. midnight November 9, shows that the total number of deaths from all causes amongst the foreign ant Chinese population in the Settlement was: Foreisiners 20 and Chinese 614 Deaths from notifiable diseases were: Foreigners, tuberculosis 2; typhoid fever 2 and bacillary dysentery one. Chinese." tuberculosis 40; typhoid fever 25; dysentery 8; beri-beri diphtheria 3} influenza' and incastes, cholera one each,
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