a reign of terror in Yunnan. Sub-Director Court of Imperial Entertainments, June, 1892; do., Imperial Stud, Jan., 1893; Treasurer, Kwangtung, Sept., 1898: Treasurer, Karisa, Dec., 1898; Governor. Shensi, Sept., 1900; do., Shensi, March 1901; owing to popularity was invested with Yellow Jacket, Jan.,1902; Governor, Kwangtung, May, 1902; acting Governor General, Liang Kwang, Nov., 1903; personally led an army to suppress Kwangsi rebels, 1903-4; was awarded Junior Guardian of Heir Apparent, 1905, in recognition of services rendered; pro-boycotter against American goods, 1905-6; was respected, but afterwards denounced by people of Canton for amjustly arresting representative of the people (Lai Kwai Pui) at meeting connected with Hankow-Canton railway, 1906; was at one time considered a man of enlightenment and intelligence, and in.Shensi was popular as a vigorous administrator, and was partial to reform; a change was manifested after he went to Canton until now foreigners deem his occupancy of office as dangerous; has frequently unsuccessfully appealed to Throne for relief from office.
TSENG KUANG-CH'UAN (AMOV), Taotai; native of Hunan. Second class Secretary in Board of War; s. by adoption of Marquis Tseng; interpreter to Li Hung Chang, 1900; Expectant Metrop. Official of 5th rank; Minister to Corea, Nov., 1904; withdrawn from Seoul, 1905. upon Japanese Protectorate being proclaimed; Minister designate to France, Dec., 1905; Minister designate to Belgium, 1906; appointed substantive Taotai at Amoy, May, 1906.
TSENG KUANG-HAN (PEKING), Director of Banqueting Court; native of Hunan; g. s. of late Viceroy Tseng Kuo-ch'uan; inherits title of third degree of nobility. Sub-Director, Court of Sacrificial Worship, Jan., 1895; Deputy Comm., Office of Transmission, Sept., 1895; Director Court of Imperial Entertainments, March, 1896; do. of Sacrificial Worship, March, 1898.; Vice-Director, Imperial Clan Court, June, 1898; Vice-Presdt., Censorate, June, 189S: acting Vice-Presdt., Board of Ceremonies; cashiered Sept., 1898; acting Vice-Presdt., Board of Revenue, Oct., 1898; Director, Banqueting Court.
TSENG KUANG-LUAN, Marquis (PEKING), Native of Hunan. Hon. graduate; s. of the Marquis Tseng; inherited title. Second Class Sec., Board of Punishments, Oct., 1895; Sec., Office of Transmission, March, 1898; Vice-Presdt. of Censorate, Sept., 1898; retired Nov., 1900.
TSUBOUCHI, Yuzo (TOKYO), Dr. of Literature; Educationalist; b. May, 1859 in Gifu-ken. Educ.: Imp. Univ., Tokyo. Has been connected with Waseda Univ. since its inception; has been devoting time to reformation of Japanese drama. Publications:" Student's Life "; several dramas, also some works on ethics. Address. Tokyo, Japan.
