Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-16
NEW CHINESE
MINISTRY FORMED
Cabinet Includes Manchus
But no Mobiles and Is
Satisfactory
NO SOLDIERS GO FROM MANILA
President Taft Is ConsuItinq
Whether to Issue Such
Order.

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soldier will leave the Philippines for
China except on orders from Presi.
dent Taft. Such orders have not yet
been given and it is said that before
acting the president Is awaiting the
arrival in Washington late today of
Secretary of War stimson and Major
General Leonard Wood, chief of stafr.
who are returning from the wes.
New Ministry.
Peking. Nov. 16.-C7:o3 p. MA
cabinet formed by Premier Yuan Shi
kai was announced by an imperial
edict issued today. 1t includes a few
Manchus but no mobiles Some of the
ablest men of China are omitted, but
under the circumstances the ministry
is considered satisfactory.
Attack on Peking Planned.
San Francisco, Calf, Nov. 16.--At.
tack on Peking in the immediate fu.
ture is contemplated by the revolu.
tionists, according to a cable dis.
patch received by the Chinese Free
Press OF this city. The dispatch came
from Hong Kong and said that the
revolutionary government in Quong
Fung province had received from
General Lii Yuen Hueng orders to
send reinforcements to WI Chang,
there to concentrate in preparation for
the attack On Peking. Upon receipt
OF the order, the assembly met and
decided to send Brigadier General
Jung Yuan Quai and a brigade of
troops to WI Chang.
Personnel of New Cabinet,
Peking, Nov. 16-The composition
of the new constitutional cabinet is
as follows:
Premier: Yuan Shi Kai.
Board of Foreign Affairs: LANG
Tun-Yen, president; HUI Wei-To, vice
president
Board of Finance: Yen Shi 81
president; Chen Chin-Tao, vice presis
dent.
Board of Communications: Yang
Shih-Chi, President; Liang Ju-HaD.
vice president.
Board of War: Nang Shih- -Cheng.
president; Tien Wen-Tieh, vice presi.
dent
Board of Justice: Shen Chi-Pen.
president; Lian Chic Chiao, vice presi.
dent.
Board of Agriculture and Com.
merce: Chang Chen, president ;Hsi-
Yen, vice president.
Board of the Navy: Admiral Sab
Chen-Hing, president; Tan Hsueh-
Heng, vice president
Board of Instruction: Tang Ching
Chung, president; Yang-To, vice pres
ident.
Board of Colonies: Sasho, presi.
dent; Ynung Hsuan, vice president.
Board of Interior: Chao Ping-Chun.
president; WI Chen, vice president.
According to consular reports. 3O.-
900 imperial troops at Hang Chow
nave joined the rebels and defeated
loyal troops from Marking and Chong.
loyal troops from Marking and Ching.
forces are now marching on Marking.
where a battle with the Manchu ar-nv
is impending.
General Ii Yuen Heng has notified
the foreign consuls at Hankow that
the Republican states have elected
klang at Ching King. The combined
ment which is being established at WI
Chang, and asks recognition of ..e
federated states. General Ii is tho
commander Of the rebel forces. The
legations here believe that the situa-
ton in North China has been improy-
ed in the last day or two but avait
further developments before forming
an opinion on the whole situation.
Disorders in Order.
Annoy, China, Nov. 16.-Practically
The entire southern half Of FoKien
province has gone over to the revolu.
.lonlsts and there are disorders in the
Interior. At Chang Chow, rival fac
ions are fighting for the control or
he local government. Foo Chow re.
ports that the provisional government
here is making strenuous efforts to
'estore order; people who had fled
ire returning to the city and the
hops are being opened.
Hing Hwai, coast city about fifty
niles south of Foo Chow, has accept.
ID the new government quietly and
manifold officials remain at their
,osts.
IN this city, the radical element is
organizing the Republican govern.
nent. The moderates who wished to
leclare Annoy independent without
It to the revolutionary
cause. are not being consulted.
Cincinnati Sails for China.
vallejo, Calf, Nov. 16.-The cruiser
Cincinnati. commander Samuel S.
Robinson. left Mare Island Navy Yard
'oday for China. The Cincinnati was
inder orders to relieve the New Or
cans, but 1t is understood now that
he New Orleans will remain on the
Asiatic station until the Chinese ST..
lation clears. The Cincinnati wfll call
i Cavite to deliver stores, incluainR
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