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Ch'en WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.

metropolitan graduate, 1886. Ap- pointed Vice-Governor of Pek- ing, June, 1900; Governor of Peking, Sept, 1900; Financial Com- missioner, Honan, May, 1901;

Director General of Grain Trans-

port, Dec., 1901; Governor, Honan, April, 1903; Governor, Kiangsu,

Feb., 1906.

CH'EN MING-K‘AN (PEKING), Chinese Official Service; native of Kiangsu ; provincial graduate. Appointed Secretary, Board of Foreign Affairs,

Dec., 1901; Vice-President, Im-

perial Clan Court, March, 1906.

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CHENOWETH, R. (KOWLOON), Com-

mander of revenue cruiser "Likin "

of Imperial Maritime Customs. Arrived in China 1873; joined re-

venue cruiser Kwashing" at Shanghai, Feb., 1877, and has since been connected with coastal depart- ment of Imperial Maritime Customs

service. Address: Revenue Cruiser

"Likin," Kowloon, China.

CH'EN PI (PEKING), Vice-President

Board of Revenue; native of Fukien; metropolitan graduate, Appointed Sub-Director

1877.

Court Imperial Stud, Aug., 1901; employed in Council of Govern ment Reform; Governor of Peking, Sept., 1901; junior Vice-President, Board of Commerce, Sept., 1903; senior Vice-President, Board

Commerce, Jan., 1904. Vice-Pre-

sident, Board of Revenue, Sept.

1905.

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CH'EN PANG-JUI (PEKING), Vice-Pre-

sident Board of Revenue; native of Chekiang; metropolitan gra- duate, 1868. Appointed Commis-

sioner, Office of Transmission,

Nov., 1900; junior Vice-President, Board of Works, June, 1901; employed in Council of Govern- ment Reform, July, 1931; junior Vice-President, Board of Revenue,

Nov., 1901; senior Vice-President, Board of Revenue, Feb., 1902.

CH'ENG CHANG (PEKING), Vice-Pre- sident of Censorate. Appointed

Chief Secretary, Tsung-li Yamen;

Hui-Ning - Ch'ih - T'ai - Kuang Tao,

Toatai at Wuhu, March, 1889;

suspended from office, Aug., 1891; vacated post and summoned to

Peking for audience, Jan., 1892; assistant Superintendent, Board of

Admiralty; Sub-Director, Banquet- ing Court, Jan., 1897; Sub-Director, Court of Sacrificial Worship Sept., 1898; Deputy Commissioner of the Office of Transmission, Nov., 1898; Vice-Director, Imperial Clan Court, Jan., 1899; Vice-President, Censo-

rate, Jan., 1901.

CH'ENG-HSUN, General (NANKING), native of Manchuria. Appointed

Grain Intendant, Shantung, May, 1886; Ta-Shun-Kuang Tao, Chihli, Sept., 1886; Feng-Chin-Shan-hai Tao, July, 1887; Taotai, Kiukiang, May, 1892; Ning-Shao-Tai Tao,

Com- Chekiang, 1899; Judicial missioner, Kiangsu, Feb., 1901;

Financial Commissioner, Chekiang,

Sept., 1901; Governor, Anhui, Jan., 1905; Tartar-General, Kiangning, Nangking, March, 1906.

CH'ENG WEN-PING, Admiral (SHANG- HAI), native of Anhui. Appointed Commander-in-Chief at Hupel;

Commander-in-Chief

Fukien,

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