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diaphragm of the sub-stage con- denser of the microscope to admit more light and then changing the focus. The great discovery was close at hand. In each of the cella was a cluster of small 'granules,
"black as jet and exactly like the block pigment granules of the Plasmodium crescents.
"As with that pigment, the granules numbered about twelve
CHINA COAST OFFICERS.
RECENT CHANGES IN PERSONNEL,
Mr. A Stephenson, chief officer, Kaying, is on reserve.
Mr, J. McKinlay, chief officer, Hanyang, has gone chief officer, Kaying.
Capt. H. Gifford, of the Sheng king, is in transit.
Mr. A. J. T. Hailey, second of cor, from reserve, has gone third officer, Anshun,
Mr. W. L. Morrison, second of
to sixteen in each cell, and beer, Anshun, has gone acting chier camo blacker and more visible officer, Hanyang. when more light was admitted through the diaphragın. I laugh ed-bad shouted for the hospital assistant--he was away having his picata."
Mr. H. Hopper, third officer, An- shun, has gone second officer, the same ship.
So the theory was proved, and the secret of malaria had been found at last. The means of kaiva- tion for millions of the human taco,
had been suddenly revealed on the slide of that swenty: microscope with the cracked eye-piece, and Roes there and then took his place in the authentic line of Prometheus among mankind's greatest deliver-
ora.
Incalculable Results.
For, when the causes was found, the road to prevention was obvious, To prevent or rather to reduce- malaria the recipo is simple and Bure. It is to wage war against the, breeding placca of the mosquito.
Gorges pursued this policy in Panama and stamped out yellow fever. The construction of the Panama Canal was then, thanks to Ross, easy.
Sir Malcolm Watson, thanks to Rosa. in five years reduced the deaths from malarip in two towns of Malaya from 300 to 45. Marta lity among the natives in the copper mines of Rhodesia halved at once on the introduction Ross' methoda,
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Mr. C. Winterbottom, second offi. cer, Yingchow, has gone second offi cer, Chenan.
Mr. T. Malcolm, second officer, Chenan, has gone second officer, Yingchow,
Mr. T. B., Riches, second officer, Ningpo, has gone second officer, Hanyang.
Mr. F. A. C. Taylor, second off- cer, Ninghai, has gone second oili- cer, Ningpo.
Mr. W. Bambro, second officer, Ningpo, has gone second officer, Ninghai.
Mr. K. A. Pegden, sup'y chief officer, Kintang, has gone chief offl cer, Changchow.
Capt. W. Forster, of the New- chwang, has gone command, Po-
yang.
Mr. O. Fox, sup'y chief officer, Wanhien, has gone chief officer, Suiyang,
Mr. F. Kelly, chief officer, New chwang, is on reserve.
Mr. J. W. Hurst, sup'y chief officer, Wanhaien, has gone chief officer, Newchwang.
Mr. E. G. Thomas, sup'y chief officer, Wanhsien, has gone mand, Nowchwang,
com.
Capt, J. R. Niehet, of the New chwang, has gone sup'y master, Wanhsien.
The West Afrien Coast is no Mr. E. Williams, sup'y chief offi longer."The White Man's Grave."cer, Kintang, has gone chief officer,
Tho
fever-haunted Alban Hille. | Ngankin. shunned for centuries, are now pro- viding new and healthy suburbs for the population of Rome.
Mr. T. E. Rees, chief officer Ngankin, has gone sup'y chief off- cer, Kantang,
Mr. W. T. D. Murphy, second officer, Luchow, has gone sup'y' se- cond officer, Wanhsien.
Mr. R. Mitchell, sup'y second offi- cor, Wanksion, has gone second. officer, Luchow.
Mosquita reduction is now the prime rule of sanitation in the tropies. In 100 years incalculable results, not merely hygienic and economic, but political, will have followed. Ham may yet recover the lost birth-right of which he was robbed not so much by his brethrengineer officar, Ninghai, has gone na by a poisonous bug,
Lister's Quick Recognition.
Mr. W. D. Williams, third en-
sup'y third engineer officer, King. yuan, in transit to Shanghai.
Mr, W. T. Johnstone, third en-
on-
Why did the Colonial Office turngineer officer, Taiyan, has gone so dull an ear to the enthusiastic third engineer officer, Ningpo. projects which Ross laid before them? The great Lister had re-gineer officer, Kiungchow, is on cognised a kindred genius, and short. Jeave.
hailed the discoverer in the most
Mr. D. F. Stratton, third
Mr. R. Richardson, Jr. third en-
generous terms. The most stromu-gineer officer, Shengking, has gone
ous application of the now know. ledgo wna prassed for and was, in effect, coldly declined.
Officialism hampered and delayed at every turn, and if Itoss was sometimes stung inte writing strong letters of protest, who can blame him? But authorities do not forgive strong letters, and their memories are long,
third engineer officer, Klungchow.
Mr. A. MacDonald, third angine. er officer, Cheran, is on short leave,
Mr. A. Robertson, zup'y. third engineer officer, Anhui, has gone third engineer officer, Chenan.
Mr. J. 8. MacDonald, second on. gineer officer, Hanyang, bas gone second engineer. officer, Ningpo.
Mr. J. P. Brown, second engine-
Nevertheless, it is time to forget all elso but the genius of the xlis- covery and the plight of the dis coverer, A message of nationaler officer, Ningpo, has gone accond sympathy would fall like music on engineer officer, Hanyang. the sick man's car and be worth
more to him than a dozen. posthu.
Mr. G. E. Kerr, sup'y second
mous statues-London Daily Tele-onginoer officer, Anhui, has gone graph.
acting third engineer officer, 'An- ahun,
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Mr. A. J. Jordan, third engineer officer, Analian, has gone, sup'y third engineer officer, the same ship.
Mr. Jas. Jarvis, sup'y third en gineer officer, from short leave, has gone sup'y engineer officer, Ning.
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has gone second engineer officer, Mr. J. H. McLaren, chief officer, Tsinan, has gone chief officer, An- Mr. W. P. Cameron, second en- | king gineer officer, Wonchow, bas gone Mr. F. Kelly, from reserve, has second engineer offloor, Newchwang. gone up'y chief officer, Wanhalen.
Mr. J. J.. Forster, third engineer Mr. E. Bruce, in transit, has gone officer, Hsin Peking, has gone sup'y second officer, Taiyuan. third engineer officer," Wanhsien.
Mr. R. A. Smith, second office
Mr. C. J. Thomson, chief officer, Leesang, is on réserve,
Mr. W. T. Rochester, from short leave," has gone chief officer, Kiang wo,
Mr. N. D. Fletcher, acting chief officer, Kiangwo, has gone second officer, the same ship. --
Mr.-W. E. Brun second officer, Kiangwa, has resigned.
Capt. C. M. Cater, from reserve, bas gone, master, Leesang.
Capt, HT., Pellow, from short. leave has gone master, Tuckwo, \-
Capt J. A. Lindsay, of the Tuck- wo, has gone master Kiangwa. Capt. H. 8. Allison, of Kiangwo, is on reserve.