Lid.," returned to Shanghai in the s, President Cleveland on June 8.
Mr, Mrs. Raworth and Miss' Ra-worth have returned from a visit 10 North China and are staying at the Cathay Mansions.
Mason-General F, Keith Simmons, G.O.C, British Troops in Shanghai, fractured his log as the result of an accident while playing polo ay the Racecourse on June 4, Major General Simmon's injury is not. serious and he will be about again shortly.
News has been received that Mr, Herbert Starling, son of Mr. and Mrs V, Starling, late of Shanghai, who Was a pupil of the Cathedral School and also a Cathedral choir boy, has Succeeded in obtaining his lcentiateship of the Royal Academy of Music, Mu, Dharamdas Chellaram arrived fon June 6 In the s, Conte Verde, fon his first trip to the Orient, intends to stay three or four months in China and Japan before retumning to India, "Mr, A.D. Gulab, Shanghai manager of D, Chellaram, is also returning after long leave in India, 'Man, M, T. Stewart, former assist~ ant "Canadian Government "Trade Commissioner in, Shanghai, who was transferred to Tokyo last' year, has returned 10 Shanghai to take charge during the forthcoming absence on leave of Major V, E, Duclos, Cana. dian Government Trade Commis sioner here.
Non. C, A, Straneo, Counsellor io the Tialian 'Embassy,' and Signora Straneo, arrived in the Conte Verde on June 7. Signora Straneo, who is a niece of Sir Rober! Hart, the first Inspector-General of the Chinese Customs, is keenly interested in 'China' and will find many connections of close interest to her ju this country, Signor and Signora M, Spinelli also arrived. in China in the Conte Verde, Chinese Girl Leaps to Death from 10th Floor Shanghai, June 8.
Miss Chang Al Tehing, a pretty Chinese girl of 26, leaped from the 10th floor of the Grosvenor Building at Route Cardinal Mercier to her death at 820 p.m, last night.
No motive could be found late Jast night, but it is. known. that - Miss Chanig came to the Grosvenor Building and told the lift-boy to take her to the 10th floor, saying that she wished to see some friends. A few minutes Tater she was found on the pavement with her skull broken into two. She wag dead before any help could, be reached, 'The body was taken {o the Municipal' mortuary and. the Police ars making investigations. she died on June 3 at the Eden Hospital at the age of twenty-two years. She is survived by her Mother, Mrs. H. Rohde, who was present at the funeral services, The casket, upon which rested ross of red roses from "Mummic' was carried to the grave by Messrs, Emamooden, 0, Olausen, H. 0. Wegener, P, Klyhn, J, Quimby and Mrs, Doris Louise Jones Shanghai, June 1.
Funeral services were held yester~ Jday afternoon at the chapel of the International Funeral Directors for Mrs. Doris Louise Jones, beloved wife of Mr. L. C, Jones, of the Standard-Vacuum Oil Company, with the Rev. R. J. 'McMullen oMeiating: The cremated "remains will be sent to the United States for interment. Besides her husband, Mrs, Jones. survived by her mother, Mrs. Alice Eller, anda daughter,' Miss Mary Alice Jones, both of whom reside at Winchester, Indiana, also two tprothers, Dr. John Eller of Long Beach, California, and Mr. Kenneth Eller of Tuscan, Arizona Mrs, E, E, J, Hemsworth Shanghai, June The last rites of the Catholic Church were held yesterday morning at the Church of Christ the King for Mrs. Elvire Ellis Josephine Hems-worth, beloved wife of Mr. C. J. Hemsworth, of the Commercial Pacific Cable Ca. The Rev. John K. Lipman, S.J, celebrated the Requiem mass ai 10" o'clock, with the Rev. Fathers McGreal and LeSage assist-Ing at the altar. anda large umber of friends and acquaintances Jin attendance. Mr. H. F. Parks was fat the organ and the soloist was Mrs. Ruth Fullam. The pall-bearers were Messrs. W. T. Collins, T. F, Mullahey, (D. G. Malliame, F. 5. Lutey, Dwyer and C. J. Breen. Interment will take place at the Holy Cross Cemetery in San Francisco.
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