SCOTTISH LETTER.
Own Correspondent)
EnismURon, October 2. COTTISH WAR MEMORIAL. The Secretary for Scotland has pointed a large and influential ottish War Memorial Committee 16 Duko of Atholl is Ohairman, the ambers are thoroughly representa- e, and all of them have received
WAR GIFTS FROM SCOTS
ABROAD.
The Secretary of the Edinburgh St. Androw's "Society intimates that he has received £100 Ironi the Singu. pore St. Andrew's Society to provide
ZALESKA-KIRILLOV CONCERT.
THE CHINA MAIL.
The following is the programme for comforts for Scottish Soldiers and the concert to be given to-morrow even that most of this money will go to-ing by Madame Zaleska and M. Kirilloy |wards comforts, för prisoner of war,
at the Theatre Royal:-
The Edinburgh. Society has sent a thousand bunches of heather and six reels of tartan to the St. Andrew's 1-a), Polpasisa Society of Penang for the St. An- drew's Day celebration.
...
In the latest report, of the Scot- tish Branch of the Red Cross Society
e approval of the public. The it is stated," Another plousing fon. rma of the referencu diriète the ture in pur soliters of income is the ommittee to sopsider what stops steadily increasing help we have re- ould be taken towards the utilison-[colved from the bmnelies of the St. Those on of Edinburgh Castle in a meta- Andrew's Societies abroad. Hal, and also for the Wider purposes have risen from rather under £4,000 En national tregire house for Sect. in 1914-15 to upyards of £14,500 in nd. If Edinburgh Castle is adopt | 1017.
MACKINTOSH
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Part L
As-dur Resurrection of (6) Nocturna moll i, (c) Prelude duri
tur,(Chopin.
I-dur
(d) Valse ges-dur (e) Sonata B-moil.
Victory Polonaiss
Madame Zaleska. "
(a) Prologus from “Pagliacci"
Leoncavallo.) (3) Caratine Figaro from "Barbiere
di Sovillin”.... (Rossi: M. Kirillov. Part II.
3-Variations for two pianos,
(Beathoven-Saint Sacus.) Madame Zaleska and Prof. Daneberg. 4,--(a) Aria from "Zolanta"
Tchaikovsky.) (b) "Le captif?". ......(Gretchaninoff.) (c) "I am not a prophet
(Bachmaninoff.) (d) "God, took from me mine all"
(Rachmaninof?
·M. Kirillov.
WEATHER REPORT.
winds, freah; fair, og
MOST COVETED SOUVENIR.
·COTTE.
TUESDAY,
RUSSIAN TRADE,
JANUARY 7, 1919.
VANITY FAIR."
Edgar Warwick's New Royusical-Coin
January 7d. 1th. 05-No returns from Japan, Vladivostock and the The German Iron Cross in the prize. The surrender of Turkey opens the edy Company in "Vanity Fair" "will" Philippines. The anticyclone has moved souvenir of the American poldier and to way to the heart of European Russia soon be here to cheer us up. The sesson will commerça on Saturday, next and wo castwards and pressure has decreased obtain one the Yankee will gladly give and furnishes the Allied Governments are premiad a feast of fun and frolis on moderatoly at the majority of reporting several bage of tobacco and ever money and especially the United States 55 somewhat different lines from the ordin stations. Fresh monsoon will prevail in the bargain. It is an "intareating opportunity to immediately inaugurate sry. The idea of “revusical-comedy Over the Chlan So
Hongkong Rainfall for the 2 hours commentary on the esteem, or lack of an active programme for the purpose of hits the popular fancy in a very valner- ending at 10 am to-day, 0.00 Inch sites, in which the cross is hold by re-establishing in Russia a well-ordered ble spot. for it gathers together the best- government and to bring to the Russian of several distinct forum of entertain- Total since January 1st, 10.18 Inches, Fritz, asys an Associated Press
people economic assistance.
ment. It cannot be said to be revue against an average of 0.16 Inches
With the opening of the Dardanelles proper, nor yet is it musical comedy in Forecast for the 24 hours ending at spondent, that he parts_with_ it in *|
great number of cases and generally and the Bosphorus, Odessa and other noos on the 8th January 1010.
1.-Hongkons to Gap Rock NE with only expressions of contempt for it Black San porte will be immediately the ordinary sense of the term. There in certainly music and plenty of it, and availablo as distributing bases for Central Formoon Cimtusol : Variahlo winds, and its significanca Even Gerroan Ruiz No single ovent would have a thore is comedy in abundance, yet the moderate. A players biofficers give up their crosses ogessionally more profound influence on the minds manner in which it is confected takes it
-South coast of China bótween priz Hongkong and Lamecks: The same sa Horde and there is to be found an of the Russian people than the establish away from the realms of either, the one Nasli ka thog wall American soldies who has a German mint of an Allied basso in Odoses or the ether and gives the now form of
4-Boukh-coust of Chins between..
character.would furnish a rallying point. The frocking and, staging have oc Hougtong and Haluan Tho satus as machine or antematic gun as a souvenir, Prompt and immediate action of this show a distinction all it's own No, Log Majorale praticam sebut anly rarely bocause they generally the great mazos of the Russian
have a military value and ara tao balky people, who are now suffering from the cupled a great deal of thought and care. to be med er carries. German carbines rayages of murder, farvation and They will be found to be a delight to the disense Saoba step would, moreover, ore. Vogue fashions are here displayed and rifas are more popular though they eliminate the danger of German control to the public gaze in a berildering tob are almost impossibly heavy and in of the great coal and iron, districts of the way
the River Don. To would enable the Greatly coveted though seldom found Ukraine to throw off the German yoke are revolvers. Germans seldom if ever and it would be of vital importance as carry inch a weapon. Even the a preliminary step in the re-establish numerous "non-com" of the German ment of a sound and staple govern- army hero' them, only rarely. Consement in European Russia. quently they are scarce and era all the Erory thinking American should mare popular because they are easily realize that Germany, has been seeking carried, uneful and handy....
to escape the consequences of her crimes, Many of the helmets are interesting through economic domination of Russia's to say the last Many bochs soldiers futurs Behind overy German-peace have in their idia hours painted and move has been this hope of Germany's camouflaged their headpieces until industrial interests in regard to Russia they have a weirdly odd appearancs. The opening of the Black Sea, furnishes The German helmet has vastly more the Allied Governments, and especially surface space than the American, the the American, with a great opportunity British or the French. It has proteo to show the Russian people the sincerity tion for the ears and neckin the shape of their, expressions of sympathy by the of a rim or extension, so that quite a immediate inauguration of a comprehen little picture can be drawn on it, sivo programme of relief and assistance for European Russia. The development
HOTAL: @BAKHYATOHY KURGIONE, DAILY, WEITHER..
JANUARY 7, 1919,
Wind
Station.
3. and at present it holds the field, THE LATE CAPTAIN ANGUS
will not be a grandiose and costly cheme. The Committee, however, ill be confronted with the question
Captain August Alexander Mackin. structural changes. Alost of the tos. Royal Home Quards, whose death occurred at Washington from resent buildings are not suited for double pneumonia, was the only con national War Memorial. They cou- is chiefly of the unsightly western of The Mackintosh and Mrs. Mackin lock, the quadrangle known, as tosh of Muckintosh, Moy Hall, Inver Crown Square, and the Hospital.nesshire. Captain Mackintosh, who The western block of barrucks is as was 38 years of age, was dangerously inconvenient insideths it is ugly out-wounded in the first battle of Ypres. side the roomstate small and the He was subsequently appointed to ceiling low trophies and relics could the Staf of the Duke of Connaught, not be housed there. Why then, it storemor-General of Canada, On5-(a) Minuet asked, should this remnant of the retirement of the Duke of Con utilitarian age be allowed to intrude naught he was appointed to the Staff
Madame Zaleska.“ ".. on the romantic site. In the yua of his eccessor, the Duke of Devon Madame Zalisis will use the Stein Kochi drangle there are two histone buildshire, and for the past rear be Teway and Blathner Grands at this con ings, that cannot be touched the been on the military staff of the cert, kindly lent by Professor. Danen: Puince, and the Banquetting Hall. British Ambassador at Washington.borg. But the other two blocks are hot of Last year he married the eldest any historic or architectural interest,daughter of the Duke of Devonshire. and they would supply an admirable | MISSION PROSPECTS IN CHINA. site for memorial buildings.** The Hospital-alo might be utilised as a Listoric masen.“
(8) "Companells"
• Hour.
Barometer
Lovel
(Fadarevsky:) Vidiostock.. 6 m
......(Liz) Namaro...
Hakodate Tokio
Nagasaki
Kagoshima,
Ishijin Bonia
Weita
The prospects of mission work in JAPAN AND FREEDOM OF Banker
Ichang
THE SEAS.
Kiukiong'...
Sharp Pk.. Amoy Swatow
Taiman
China were dealt with in addresses delivered at the annual meeting of DEATH OF SIR ALEXANDER the Glasgow Auxiliary of the English
• CHRISTISON,
Prisbyterian Chin Mission. Prin The death in snounced of Scipui Sir Donald MucAlister said that The "Jiji" in a leading article on the Alexander Christison, Bart,, at "his the darkness which had brooded over subject of the freedom of the seas, ra- residence, 10, Moray Place, Edin.the earth so long was passing away, marks that Japan, owing to the fact Tahokt 5 burght, who had long and notable the dawn was brightening, and ere that she does not pomes a suficiently Taich care of medical service in Indin.long the light of peace, they trusted, powerful navy, will find it vitally Bocahun... The late Baronet, who was in his would shine upon the enterprises necessary to support the American Pescadores. Dist year, was educated at Edinburgh.they had in hand. China and Japan attitude, notwithstanding British tradi- Canton... Academy and Edinburgh University, had been our Alice in this struggle tional opposition thereto. "At the same Hongkong `taking the M.D. in 1850. In the for righteousness; and the relations time Japan should support the Brikink Gap Rock.
Wachow95. following year he was commissioned established during those years, both contention that contraband should be MCO
abolished before the questions of a Fabio va ne assistant surgeon in the Hon. East with the peoples and the Gover-ge of cations and freedom of the Holloww India Company's Service. He had ments of these countries, could not seas are touched upon. Japan's peculiar medien! cliurge of the 4th Sikh Infan-full to promote cordial co-operation in situation, geographically and otherwise, try in the Burmese War, 1862-68, and the work of reconstruction and re-makes it imperative for Her to adopt an was present at the taking of Bangoon, storation. In that task the work of independent attitude in order to protect He acted in a similar expucity in the the missionary could not be put in a and solidify vital national interesta. 1st Cavalry, Gwalior Contingent, secondary place. Alissionary effort 1855-57, and Meade's House in 1858, in these countries, he believed, would
serving with them in the Mutiny at
find new opportunities and a warmer
Gwalior and Agra. Later he had reception than in the past. Dr.nls, and as the 80th Scottish Interna medical charge of the 13th Bengul Jaines Crocket, late of Ichang, re-tionat to fall in the wez. Native Induitry. Taking up the ferred to the importance of medical
post of superintendent of vaccination missions in China, and Mr. Walter and lecturer in surgery at Agra Milward, Amoy, dealt with the pro Medical School in 1863, in 1868 begress of education. An address was became Principal of the School and also given by Dr. William Nairn, Superintendent of the Luantie Asy-Mulden.
FUND..
Lieut. J. A. Deans, R.N.R. (died), was the elder son of the Rev. Wr Deans, late missionary at Ichaug, and
Phalien Tourane...
O. St. James
Aparri
Dagupan
Mania Legaspi
ban
Surigao
Temperature.
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Humidity.
Direction.
Weather.
The most popular camouflage is series of two-inch-stripes that mast at the top of the helmet, and extend, like, the ribs of a fan, outward and down ward to the edges of the hat. In other cases the entire surface apace is painted into squares of yellow, green and gray, or in all the colours of the rainbow. The composito affect is startling These bare the most coveted of all souvenir obbelmota, and the doughboy who has bnot the opportunity of finding one on the battlefield gladly gives a sack of
O. W. Jerzman, Chief Assistant Hongkong Cheervatory, Jan. 7, 1919, 1. BAROMETER, reduced to as degrees Fahrenheit, on the level of the sts in inches, teathe and hundredths.
tobacco for one.....
Shoulder straps make another in- teresting and easily portable souvenir,. though they are also of a distinct mili tary value because they help to identify the units that have been opposed to the Americana Yat there are enough for this purpose and to spare, and they are eagerly sought by the soldier who does not care to be burdened with a hosvy. holmet in addition ta bis own.
panorams.
The comedy is pointed and terge and purvoyed by specialists who zover over- step the bounds of propriety. Dancing takes a leading place in the performances and the whole effect is invigorating and refreshing in the extreme and a tonic for the jaded as well as those who have not yet arrived at that pitiable condition.
Vanity Fair" is presented in several, editions each of which differs from the others both as regards the performances themselves and their settings.. -
The plans are open at Mars Montsie's for the whole season."
"A" HART. STORY,
It was a favourite story of the late
of such a programme will do much for Sir Robert. Hart's that he himself was ro establishing in sound and strong ones made an innocent smuggler of opium Russia, which is necessary to check-mate by the ingenuity of one of his servants, German designs, Such a step calla for who put a couple of balls actually in the immediate setion. Every possible effort 1.G.'s own radimartean. should be made to establish supply depots in Odessa and other Black Séa ports, and to pour in the necessary supplies to furnish medical and economic assistance to the Russian people. No event of the war has a more profound significance, if the opportunity furnished. by Turkey's surrender is immediately and properly acted upon,
GERMAN FIRM TO PAY LOSSES.
At the French Mixed Court at Shang bai on Dec. 25, M. Dufaure, the Assessor,
EDUCATION IN THE F.M.S. and Magistrato Nich gave their de
-
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
A local captain, jest back from Tadiso ports, informs as that many of the China Coast steamers, taken away for war work, with soon be back on the coast.
It is reported that many rice boate numbering about 30 have arrived at Cantoor from Peikiang daring the last few days and that the high pse of rice will soon be- zadood
At this afternoon's meating of the Sanitary Boani, Dr. Ozorio will tak if the Government, will remove the sower under" the Jabilee Street wharf, and the D cision in a ault brought by the Banque rafase depot near it. This in view of the de l'Indo-China against Carlowitz & Cow Ferry Servicu. an enemy firm, for recovery of looses sub- taloud, by the bank on account of the nosfalliment of an exchange contract
An Educational Conference consisting of bicials of the F.M.S. Education Department and heads of various school was held at Kuala Lumpur in August last under the Chairmanship of r. 17.xecuted by the parties before the be- 1. Firmstons, Director of Education, ginning of the war.
The Court found that Carlowitz & Co.
Today retart of communicable die Bases shows one Britsh case of sourlet Zovey
totals for the week ending January 4 worn?" and, one Chinese case of enteric. The Diphtheris 1, enteric 9, scarlet foron 2 and paratyphoid fover 3,
r. cont. a year.
present chaplain at Cawnpore. He was educated at Heriot's School, and served his apprenticeship ou lum at Agru. In 1871 he was pro- WATSONIAN WAR MEMORAL
board the Arctie Stream (Thos. Low
8.8. and F.ALS. The report of the protad broken the contract and especially moted Surgeon-Major, in 1877 De- puty Surgeon-General, and two years
The anormans profits made by the Sous, Glasgow). On the outbreak, TEMPERATURE, in the shade, in de ceedings now appears in print over the afterwards Surgeon-General for the
Over £8,000 has already been sub of war he was an officer in the Clanrees Fahrenheit may signature of Mr. D. A. Bishop, Inspector were "brutally and cynically wrong," in
En-percentage of saturs of School, Bolangor, who seted as Secre proposing to re-enter into negotiation great, Indian juta mills are evidenced by scribed to the Watsonian War Mom-Line. He joined the Navy in June North-West Provinces and Oudli.
relative to the same contract at a certain the dividend declarations of Calcutta mille Hon, the
of air saturated with
tary to the Conference. A mere klance date, when it appeared from the for the past six months. Two of tham, Sir Alexander retired in 1882, in orial Fund, and substantial support 1915, and was 27 years of age.
moodature 100 Wmo, to two points through the report shows that such Convidence that they wore offering paper Kanknarrah and the Unicity have declared which year he succeeded so the is promised by various branches of Private James M'Nair. Dick, ADEREOTION OF WI
WED Baronetoy. After his return to the Watsonian Club in the Colonies Machine Gun Corps (died from Foz OF WIM, "cording to ferences serve a very useful purpose, and already sold by them two days before distributions agdal to 300 per cent, a your, Edinburgh he showed a conspicuous and abibad. It is confidently ex-wounds at Australiah Casualty Clear Beadford Boals
6. STATE OF WRATHER, b blue sky, we are not surprised that the gentlemen the said date to the Yokohama Specie and four others dividends at the rate of
ware drdered interest in medical matters, notably pected that the £10,000 originallying Station, France), was the younger detached cloud, & drizzling rain, f. fog who attended on the occasion referred to Bank. Carlowitz & in the medical education of women, uitned at will be materially exceeded. son of the late James M Nair Dick,
g gloomy, ha hall, lightning, o overcast, wore unanimous in their recommends to pay within a week the sum of Tls. and he was for a long time President Considerable difficulty, is experienced of Shanghai and Inellan, and of Ms. p passing showers, a quale rain, snow, tion that it should become an annual 37,155.47 legs. Tla. 5,420.05, with interest
Canton exports on January 4 were of the Scottish Association for thein getting into touch with Watson-Dick, 15 Douglas Crescent, Edin-thunder, visibility! dew, wete
7. Ram in inches tenths and han meeting. One of several important and costs. ¿Medical Education of Women Heins, and any who have not yet been burgh, and grandson of the late
recommendations in the report is that dredths
An application for security was not-448 packages of bamboo pins, for London was also prominently identified with directly communicated with by the Colonel Enstings. Deceased was 21
there should be free periodic medical granted, the Court holding to Chincec the anti-tuberulosis movement in Committee are requested to send years of age.
(including dental) inspection of the law, people might to kept in the house Edinburgh and in Scotland generally, their contributions direct to the
of dotortion until debts were settled, pupils in all schools. There was: a having been President of the Royal Honorary Treasurer, Mr. Robert
general
eral consensus of opinion that the same law was not in force in Ger Victoria Hospital in Edinburgh since Paton, City Chambers, Edinburgh. the foundation of the institution.: The Committee of the Watsonian Lieut.-Col. A. D. MacGregor, 92nd
elementary scicaco was mors Important many. Defendants application for an The late Baronet is survived by Club are now prepared to consider
for boys in Malays than Latin and extension of time for the execution of
the judgement was refused. Lady Christison and two sons and claims on behalf of the children or C. R. Lindsay Carnegie of Kinbleth- Baromater
French. four daughters. Major R. A. Chris-dependants of Watsonians lilled or tion in the heir, and the other son incapacited by the war.
Captain A. F. P. Christison,
MARRIAGES,
Captain Alesunder John Lindsay MacGregor, M.C., Yeomanry (died of wounds), was the son of the late
Highlanders, and nephew of ir, D.
HONGKONW DBKQISTER,
mott, Arbroath. He was for some Temperature years employed in the Chinese Cus-Direction of toms, but had retired two or three
Einmidity
Wind
Weather
M.C., Cameron Highlanders. Lieut. Married at Wellington Church, years before the wit On the out- Force F. G. Christian, the youngest son. Glasgow, William Robert Knox, of break of hostilities he obtained a who served with the Argyll and Sutherlands, was killed in action in December 1915.
THE CRIME OF THE HIRANO MARU
Tientsin, to Jonima Maggie (Mina), youngest daughter of the lato Robert Dron and Mrs. Dron, 400 Great Western Road, Glasgow.;
Married, at 125 Nethergate, Dua Among the passengers who lost dee. Soo-Lieut F. Paterson, their lives by the torpedoing of the RD.R.L. Regt. sixth son of the late Hitano Maru off the frul ecust was Captain Donald Paterson, Thurso, to new things were all right. He An Houry L. Huzon, belonging to Ethel Anderson, daughter of the late
commission in the Scottish Horse, and went with his regiment to Gaili poli in August 1915. Later he was attached to the Black Watch and gained the M.C. for an act of great. coolness and daring. A former Brigadier writes: Where he was said little but did much. He was
by his C.O as the best squadroni leader in his regiment. The men loved him and would do anything for him
Greenock, who was returning to and Mrs. John Bell Mustard, of twice reported to be on the peninsula Hongkong after six months leave Dundee und Manila. from the Tuikco Sugar Refuery Hà
survived by Ms Harrop and amily, the only son being on active eatrice in France.
WHO'S WHO IN THE CASUALTIES.
Captain J. Muirhead Grant, MO, FEW Hrs (died at Bournemouth from
OBITUARY,
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„„Ogbech, open ate' Temperazan os the Elb—#S Lwas open pir, 3720perature on the T- T. F, ULAZION, Director. Hongkong Ubservatory, Jan. 7, 1919.
HONGKONG TIDES.
The tide-table given below has been compiled at the National Almaizno Office in London from the result of the analysis of taboervations taken by meals of an sutomatic tide-tocording machine in the Water Police Basin at Tsim Sha Tsul Lieut. James Doug Muno
during the year 1908-6,
of the table East Surrey Regiment, was another
The oro of the corresponds with the effect of gas poisoning), was the Lieut. General George Hay Mon- of the passengers, log, Ha was the
younger son of the late Rov. Dr. C. chef, Colonel, The Bon Scols, 3 the zero of the sounding In the Admiralty son of Man Mo, CA Grant, of St. Mark's Parish Crimean veteran 88. He died on Chart which has been found to be 4 foot Crewe Road, Ed dry. Discharged Church, Dundco. On the outbreak the day following the presentation of 3 inches below mean sos-level Trom the Army by Apof this year cz war Captain Grant came home his portrait, by Mr. Fiddes Watt, To obtain the depth of water on the the Somme in Aug 1910, he was in Honolulu and received & com A.RS.A., to the Royal Caledonian tids, gauge, at the Victoris Naval Yard at Lamont Dock, Aberdeen, add 10 feet bis my to take an appont-mission: He went to the front in Schools at Bushey, with which add 3 feet 4 inchos, and on the gange ment inaike May tiles. He was Apr 1915, gained the M.O. for constitution, he had been actively asso-4 inabos to the height given in the to bior 8 years of ngo, and educated at picuous gallantry in the second cited for 10 years, SELAMA
on account of words received on
battle of Ypres, and was three times major the Hon. Charles Lyell, January 8th to 14th, 1910.4 Gorge Wilson's College mentioned in despatches,Captain only son of Lord Lyell of Kinnordy
third pengen to lase is lie Mr. Alexander Strouach, of the Grant was gazed in December of laet Kirriemuir: Assistant Military At Traits Trading Co.,Singapore, aged year
Lacho "as Washington, ex-M.. for South Edinburgh at one time Parlja-3- mentary Private Secretary to Vis Chairman of Committees. He had count Grey and Mr. Asquith and
43, son of the lure delim Bonich, of Leut. WR Sutherland, Sen Vezang and. Aberdeen, and brother forthe killed), was the son of Mt. airs Park, 10 Towarth Terrace, Alexander Sutherland, Hawick, The Bedinburgh placecsew the Scottish Rugby
Kincardine Artillery Militia when vered in that Captain in the three-quarter line of the war broke out he became Captain of Melit vir in Jezus live Internationalist, who played regular been a Lightening of the Forfar and Heater Fry was in charge of Huwiele Greens. He enlisted in the life RGA and was sounded
went down with Yeomanry when war broke out, trans
the Hirano igru,
I well-known inferred to the Argyll and Sutherlands November 1918
Far Enstern and one time ago received his com- Jained Manslaus Hardy late Ben for 25 years in mission in the SeafortheLut. Superintendent of the Pacifo
Valparaiso, Sutherland played in 18 Internation Navigo
MRKEWASI
1800 packages of cassia, including buddand broken, for Liverpool, 88 package of cow- hides, for Liverpool, 950 packages of duck feathers for Liverpool, and a case of eld embroideries, alto for Liverpool. There Yesterday 60 packages Thingles were, sens were also 35 packages Tainglen for Landou down for Marseillow, and 600 packages of bamboo pins for Liverpool
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