THURSDAY. JANUARY 14, 1909.
M. MORIAL SERVICE AT ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH.
At St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church on Wednesday a memorial service was held in connection with the victims who perish-
ed in the recent earthquake in Italy.
The service was calebrated by the Right;
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FatheraSpads, Noval, and others besides the Seminarists. Amongst those present were:=== Right Reverend Bishop J. Clemente and his recretary, Rav. Father Four quet, representing Mons. Mórol of Canton, Rer. Fathers Robert, Brun, Watson, Brother Christian of St. Joseph's College, and the Reverend Sistors of the Italian Couvent, The Italian Consul-General Comm. Z. Volpicelli, Marquis Cusni Visconti Commander of H. I. M. S. Puglia, Captain P. M. Taylor, A.D.O., representing. His Excellency the Governor,
who regretted he was unable to be prosent, Commander Grenfell representing Com- modore Lyenz, with several Naval Officers, Wis... members of the Consular Body, the Wamop Italian colony, and several ladies, amongst | Hill whom were Hire Volpicelli, Bribasia, Marty and Perindoague.
The ceremony commonced with Chopin's Funeral March played by the organist of the Cathedral, Professor O. Baplista, who, though informed at very short notice kindly hurried to play in St. Joseph's Church. The whole congregation remained standing, until Bishop Pozzoni asked them to be seated, when he delivered a short sermon, which is translated as follow:-It was my intention as well as of my Clergy, to celu. brates solonn Requiem Mass for those who perished in our terrible national calamity,
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LONDON LETTER.
(From Our Qien Correspondent.)
Lerner, Dacomber 15. The China Socisty is clearly advancing. Its winter session began with the lectures by the Chinese Minister sad Me Ivan Cheng, Sir Robert Hart in the chair, and as I recently reported the attendance was a record one for the Society's meetings in the Caxton Hall.
On Thursday, however, the lectura on "Chins in its medical aspects" by Dr J. Cantlie, attracted quite as large a number, and the prospects for a scosssful season Basemtherefore assured, Sir Patrick Manson, the eminent specialist on tropical diseases, was in the chair. In introducing the loo- tarer he spoke of Dr Cantlis's special knowledge of the subject sad the luminous 3 way in which he was wont to describe hia experiences and set forth ́the store of his 83
knowledge. There were excellent lantern | illustrations of the lecture.
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but by the Rites of the Church this could Owen ........... not be done before the 19th of this month, | Gould. and only yesterday I learned that the greater part of you here prason: would be leaving to-morrow, so after a consultation with the Italian Consul General Comm Z. Volpicelli and Marquis Cusani-Visconti, commanding the Italian tann-of-war, I decided to have a memorial service in St. Joseph's Church, as the Catheral is not free at present.
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Dr Cantlio started by making the Chinese present not to imagine for a moment that in mentioning certain things as striking to the Westers mind he intended to cret any alur upon the Qalental, Un the contrary he had a deep respect for the 4 Chinese intelligence and he might say at 17 the outset that if it came to a comparison of brain equipment, he had measured many Chinese brains and many Western brains aleo, the Chinese certainly had the Largest brains of sny race in the world.
Tracing the origin of the Chiness be said they started from the Caspian Ses and spread eastward by way of the Yellow
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explained the utility and scope of tha schools among the students,
The lecture condladed with some amusing reminiscences of Chinese funeral and other Cantlis said he had by no means got customs, but with the time exhausted Dr
through what he had to my, and ha foured the running comments on the views thrown on the seren had been rather disjointed. He was reassured by a rousing volley of
applause.
Sir Patrick Manson complimented the Lecturer on his contribution to the Society's Programme. He added some reminiscences. of his own, including an account of a Chinese patient who arrived to sos him with something strange in the expression of hie Esse that pursled the doctor until ho asked point blank what was the matter with his face. Tho iman thereupon removed a falso noso so perfectly madu that it was al- most impossible to detect the pointof junc. tion with the skin. In another case he was called many miles to a patient suffering from a very bad and fostering wound. On arrival he noticed on his back a rice bow and asked why it was there. The reply was that it was part of the Chinese treat- ment. He took away the bowl and to his astonishment found a Idipe number of cock- roaches in it. In spite of all this there was little reason to laugh at Chinese quackery, for he had seen as much quickery in Europe. He admired the Chinese for one thing above all othore, thiçir extreme con-
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Quarter-Master A. Andrews presided ever a meeting of the representatives of the football clubs in the Colony to arrange for the annual shield competition. Those
prosent incinded the hon. secretary and representatives of the Hongkong Club,
R.G.4. Bu, H.M.S. Monmouth Bedford,
as the blackhaired race and "the ungovį become as familiar to the Chinese student ormable varmix of the South." They and practitioner as German was to the
8 carried with them the silk worm and the Japanese. All this was worth sprading: mulberry tree, which led to their pre- time on, as the acquisition of brain force
eminence in silk manufacture.
Touching the characteristics of the race he pointed to the almond shape of the Chinose eye and explained that this was caused by the non-development of the
bridge of the nose, whereas in Europeans the bridge of the urge was developed.
said there were Englishmen who spoke of Taking a whack at phrenology Dr Cantle
bumps as indications of various gifts and capabilities. Against that theory bo would put the fact that the Chinese with all their
was better worth extreme pisina than tha mers accumulation of dollars.
Later in the evening when pressed by some speakers to promise a lecture on a subsequent occasion, Sir Patrick said he' might later on be able to give a lecture on
the origin of malaria and recent discoveries in regard to mosquito sources of infection.
Mr Morse proposed a vote of thanks to the lecturer and the chairman, and com. plimented both on their excellent work in the Far East, Speaking of American
you know we are mourving with the deep. Kent, King Alfred, the Naval Yard. alert and strongly marked faculties showed interest in the medical school in Shanghai
est grief for the terrible calamity which has befallen our dear countrymen, that our thoughts are oppressed with the sufferings and anguish borno by our people. Our souls are overwhelmed by these thoughts and we feel deeply sad and sorrowful. But in our sorrow we must remember, sa Catholics that those who perished did, no: parish completely; thoir sauls which are immortal, aro still alive, and in our un uncertainty of their state, let us pray that we may help and relieve them, this is the second meaning of the service. Let us pray God, through the merits of our Lord,
Jesus Christ to have mercy upon them to forgive their faults and grant them ever. lasting happinosa,
A word now for the survivors, Whe can describe the desolation and anguish they have suffered? We know that after the great shock, others came that must have struck terror in their soul; we hear that epidemios have broken out. Let us utter a prayer for them, to ask the Almighty to grant them strength and Christian re. signation, to provide them with promptroliet and comfort.
Y.M.C.A. B.O.O., Moslems and R.F. The draws were as follows:-
FIRST HOUNE.
A—Buffs A. v. Buffs B: referee Marsh, R.G.A.
Europeans receiving compliments on their Hongkong under British auspices. no bumps. The bumps that led to some he asked why not havo s aimilar one in
high foreheads simply meant that certain.
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Gr.influence of such development was on the dono in India in training natiro doctors air cells were developed, and the main spoke of the excellent work that had been voice. It was these cells in development which made the base voice in Europa more numerous than in China. In the tenor the air calls were not so developed and the tenor singer always had a younger face than the bass.
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Byss RG.A. Y.M.C.A. H.M.5. King These matches are to played by 30th Januszy. '
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The Mongolian head was oral while the Enropean head was round, The Oriental was more beautifully limbed than the European and his movements were more lithe.
SECOND ROUND. F.--Winner of B. v. Y.M.C.A.
The first Emperor of Chins who took a Q.-R.G.A. v. Winner of A.
strong interest in medicine Bourished three H-Winner of D. v. Winner of C. J.-H.M.S. King Alfred v. Winner of B. thousand B.C. Since then there had been To be played by 20th February. three Chinese surgeons whoso fame had lived through the ages. One was Hau-To who instituted trepanning and abdominal surgery. Ho was the tirat to use medi- cated thread end mediosted washos for abdominal operations. He treated many of the military and removed an arrow from a wound hitherto thought to be fatal. At length a certain General thought this doctor was too much of an innovator to be at large when he proposed to Lore bole in his
the surgeon boheaded. head to reach an silment, and so he hart
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Award to you my beloved officers and sailors, who are going home heart-brokor in the terrible uncertainty of the door will start the matches punctually at the The referes appointed for each match that has befallen your dear ones. name of all, I hope that after a liappy time stated for the match to commence.
In the
voyage, you may still find your relatives |
and friends alive but if Providence has disposed otherwise I exhort
you
to lift up your eyes to Heaven and find comfort in God. I wish and
A DESPERATE STRUGGLE,
Another was Tein-kwei who formed a theory of the pulses. In China they ra. ckoned there were four hundred and thirty- one different kinds of pulses. These and other outstanding Chinese who served their race with conspicuous achievements were
at $1.00 becomes a mem- and he added that when he went to Houg: ber and is entitled to exchange kong he asked Sir William Robinson, the then governor, why no move was taken to
same for any other novel on train the Chineso similarly. He would payment of 20 cents cash, Hong- propose that a petition should be sent by the Secretary on behalf of the China Society to the Colonial Secretary in favour of the subsidising of a medical school in Hongkong for the training of Chinese.
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Mr Georg Kamisson pointed out that there was already a movement afoot. for obtaining the requisite money for such an enterprise and it was the hands of The Magicien, og W. Somerset Mangbam. much more powerful body of people that Paisy. by H. De Vere Steepoole, the China Society.
An Immortal Soul, by W. H. Malink. General Bratt retorted that that wouldPricess Ponniless, by S. R. Crockett, be waiting for clarity while he advocated A Country Family, by Storer Clouston,
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Bir Morse seconded the proposition, and it was carried without opposition.
The foundation of a Sunday School Union in China is being assisted by the home churches with considerable sums, and of the £5,000 required to thoroughly set it going something like £1,800 ha boon promised in a very short time.
It is part of the general awakening of the churches here to a sense of the present critical period in the Far East and the opportunities afforded for active religious work.
Writing of Sunday Schools reminds me that there is to be a motor car tour of English contras by five American experta
pray God that you may be strengthen pisca near No. 6 Police Station when doifiod in the memory of their countrymen. pex Summer. They are to have a great i
el with that special force which is given by Christian resignation. Now I bless all you pressut, and interpreting the fool- inge of gratituda of all Italians, I also bless all those noble-hearted mon of avery nation who have so in-gely contributed to relieve the distress caused by the earthquake in our country. So may it be, in the Name of The Father, the Son and of the Holy Ghost.
Bishop Pozzoni, who was very pale, showed signs of being deeply moved while he spoke, his voice often faltered, and co one or two occasions he passed as it over come with emotion.
At the end of the ceremony, the Italiani Congal General and Marquis Cusani Vis- conti, thanked the Bishop for the Service and the foreigners who had kindly been present at the ceremony.
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