WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
MITSUHASHI, Nobuyuki (TOKYO),
Japanese Minister at the Hague; b. 1856. Entered the Foreign Office,
1879;
transferred to Kanagawa Prefecture, 1871; Councillor and
Secretary of Foreign Office, 1899; Minister Resident at the Hague, 1900. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
MITSUKURI, G. (TOKYO), Professor of Imperial University, Tokyo. Educ.: in Germany. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
MITSUKURI, K. (TOKYO), Professor Imperial University, Tokyo. Educ: Yale and Cambridge. Has been connected with Imperial Uni. versity, Tokyo, since 1885. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
MIURA, Viscount Goro (TOKYO), b. Nov., 1846, at Choshu. Took part Civil War of 1877; Lieut-General,
1879; later Commander Tokyo Army Division; retired from military service, 1898; was wrong- fully arrested at Seoul, 1895, on charge of complicity in assassina-
tion of Queen of Corea. Address:
Tokyo, Japan.
MIURA, Yasushi (Tokyo), Member of
House of Peers; b. Aug., 1828, in Ehime-Ken. Governor of Tokyo, 1893-1894. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
MIWADA, Masako (TOKYO), Lady
Educationalist; b. Jan., 1844, at
Kyoto. Has devoted herself to work of education since 1878; has greatly assisted in furtherance of
education in Japau. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
MIYABE, Kingo (SAPPORO), D.Sc.; Pro-
fessor of the Sapporo Agricultural
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M'Ma
College; b. 1859 in Tokyo. Educ.: Sapporo Agricultural College; is a specialist in Botany. Address:
Sapporo, Japan.
MIYAKE, Dr. Shu (Tokyo), Member of the House of Peers; b. Feb.,
1843, at Kyoto. Dean of the Medical College of the Imperial University, Tokyo. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
MIYAKE, Yujiro (Tokyo), Author and Journalist; b. May, 1860, at
Kanazawa. Educ.: Tokyo Uni- versity. Travelled in South Seas
and found the world. Publication
Several Philosophical and Literary works. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
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MIYOSHI, Taizo (TOKYO), Solicitor; Member of the. House of Peers; b.
May, 1845. Resigned as Vice- Minister of Justice, and President
of the Court of Cassation, 1897. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
M'KIE, James (SHANGHAI), Merchant.
Connected with Jardine, Matheson
and Co. both in Hongkong and Shanghai; President St. Andrew's Society, Shanghai. Address: The Bund, Shanghai.
M'MATEER, Rev. Calvin (WEIHSIEN),
D.D., LL.D.; Minister and Mis-
sionary; b. Jan. 9, 1826; m. Dec. 23,
1862, Julia Brown; Sept. 25, 1900,
Ada Haven. Educ.: Jefferson
College; Western Theological Semi- nary. Landed in China, Dec. 13,
1863; founded the Têngchun College
and was President for 28 years; the college was removed to Wei-
hsien in 1904, and is now known
as the Shangtung Union College Chairman of company of revisers