CHAPTER XIX
END OF THE EDUCATIONAL
MISSION
In the fall of 1875 the last installment of
students arrived. They came in charge of a new
commissioner, Ou Ngoh Liang, two new
Chinese teachers and a new interpreter, Kwang
Kee Cheu. These new men were appointed by
Viceroy Li Hung Chang. I knew them in
China, especially the new commissioner and the
interpreter.
These changes were made at the request of Chin Lan Pin, who expected soon to return to China on a leave of absence. He was going to take with him the old Chinese teacher, Yeh Shu Tung, who had rendered him great and signal service in his trip to Cuba on the coolie question the year before. Tsang Lai Sun, the old interpreter, was also requested to resign and returned to China. These changes I had anticipated some time before and they did not surprise me.
Three months after Chin Lan Pin's arrival in
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