Ma, E, R, Long, Consul for Sweden in Tienisin who' has been here for the past- week Jeff Shanghai on June 28 for the northern port, Mr, H. M, Cumine, local architect received' a telegram recently from his son, Mr. Gavin G, Cumine of Glasgow that he has joined a Scot fish Regiment, Mr, G. W, Creighton of H.B.M. Consulate-General is leaving Shang-hal shortly on transfer to Chungking where he will serve us Assistant Chinese Secretary in the British Embassy, Mr, Julean Arnold, Commercial Attache to the Legation—of the United States at Peiping, returned to Shanghai in s, President Pierce on June 22, after an oficial trip to Hongkong, 'Tue Rev, W, H, Hudspeth, secre~ tary of the British and Foreign Bible Society, who has been visiting 'Tientsin and' Peiping on a business trip, returned to Shanghai during the' weekend, Tue American Consulate General Shanghai will appreciate the receipt of information as to the present whereabouts of George Hogg and Richare Martel, alias Philip Kaufman, Tue following have been admitted fo membership of the Institution of Electrical Engineers:—As associate member (AMLEE).—Ven Sia, Shanghal.—jAs" associate (associate LEE) H, M. Swann, Shanghai, Mau matter addressed to the following in care of the American Consulate General, Shanghai, China, remained uncalled' for June 27, Dr, Gustav J, Guldseth M.D. Dr, Gustav Guldseth, Miss Jeannette Muc~ Donald, Mr, E, H, Wilcox, Noriricarion has been received from London that the following have been admitted to membership—of the Institution of Mechanical En-gingers:—As associate member (AMIMechE) J, D. E, Shotter, M.B.E, As student, S. N, Dronnikeff, Tue Council is in receipt of a communication from Comm, L, Neyrone, Consul-General for Tlaiy and Senior Consul, stating that he left Shanghai on June 25, on summer vacation, and that during his absence, Mx, Pout Scheel, Consul-General for Denmark, will take charge of the affairs of the Senior Consulate, Tue following were among the passengers in #6, President Coolidge who disembarked in Shanghai: Count and Countess de Tascher, Mtr, and Mes, William P, Hunt and their daughter, Mrs. G, L, Crow, Mrs, Frank EH, 'Beatty and her sons, Mr, and Mrs, 'Arthur P, Lazarus and their children, Mr, and Mrs, #1, Livingston, Mis, 1, B, Slocum' and her daughter, Charles' A. Cooper, J, Bakeline, H.R, Warling, Holzer, and W, J, Wilson, Tus health report of the French Municipality for the week ending June 29, shows that the total num= ber of deaths from all causes amongst the foreign and Chinese population in the Concession was—Foreigners one and Chinese 210, Deaths from, notifiable diseases were Foreigners nil and Chinese, tuber culasis 22; typhoid and paratyphoid fevers 22; dysentery 3; pneumonia 3; measles 2 and—grippe, typhus fever, beri-beri one each, 25 at Holy Trintty Cathedrat rtral School for Boys and son of Mr, and Mrs, R, Bryant of Hylton, Durham, and Miss Dorts Gilbert, daughter 'The bridesmaids' were the Stisses Yolande Gray and Carol Thomas, Mr, R, L. Heath was best man Gilbére (bride's brother), B, Russell 'A, Marshall,
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