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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (June) 1906-7.
ton; m. May 21, 1873; wife died, Feb. 22, 1896. Educ: Tualatin Academy and Pacific University Ore.; Banger Theol. Sem., Me. Parents were missionaries among
Shokarre Indians in Eastern Was- hington, U.S.A. 180 miles north Wal- la Walla, where Whitman massacre occurred Nov., 29, 1847; came to
Foochow, China, Oct, 16, 1872;
moved to Shaowu, Nov., 1876, to
open a new station; was there at time of Huasang Massacre, and was on Sharp Peak Island at the
time the French attacked the
Arsenal at Pagoda
at Pagoda Anchorage;
witnessed duel between French
warships and Kingpai forts; has made forty odd 250 mile trips between Foochow and Shaowu,
and has toured about in the interior for thirty odd years and has never yet received a scratch;
house was looted in summer of
1900, but was in Kuliang at the time; never faced a mob but once but has never yet had to run or
hide. Publications: Varions ar- ticles in religious papers and magazines. Address: Shaowu, Fukien, China.
WALKER, Robert Sandilands Frowd
(PERAK), C.M.G.; F.M.S. Civil
Service; b. May 13, 1850; m. 1896, Beatrice, d, of late T. J. Ireland,
M.P. Educ.: R.M.C., Sandhurst.
Ag. Commissioner of Police, Perak, 1879-1881; ag. assist. Resident, Perak, 1882; Commissioner of Arm-
ed Police, Perak, 1882; Comman·
dant, 1st Perak Sikhs, 1884; local rank of Major, Sept., 1884; acting assist. Resident, 1885; Hon. Lieut.-
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Colonel, 1889; ag. Secretary to Government, Perak, 1894; Com- mandant of Malay States Guides, and Inspector of Prisons, 1896; acting British Resident, Perak,
1899; local rank of Lieutenant Colonel whilst commanding Malay States Guides, 1902. Clubs: Naval and Military; Ranelagh; Welling- ton; Sports. Address: Taiping,
Perak, Federated Malay States.
WALLACE, Rev. George (TOKYO), A.M., B.D.; Clergyman of Amer., Prot. Epis. Ch.; b. June 1, 1845. Educ. Racine Coll., Wisconsin; Nashotah Theol. Sch., Wisconsin. Asst. Minister, All Saints Cath., Milwaukee, 1868-69; Asst. Minister, St. Paul's Ch., Marquette, Mich.,
1869-70; Rector of Ch. of the Redeemer, Elgin, Ill., 1870-71; Rector of Trinity Ch., Janesville,
Wisconsin, 1871-78; Rector of St.
Paul's Ch., New York, 1878-82;
Rector of St. Andrew's Cath. Ch.,
Honolulu, Hawaiian Is., 1882-89;
Pastor of Calvary Cath., Sioux Falls, South Dakota, 1889-92; Rector
of St. Margaret's Sch., Cal., 1892-99 ; Prof. of Eccles. History in Trinity Divinity Sch., Tokyo, since 1899. Address: No. 7, Tsukiji, Tokyo,
Japan.
WALLER, Rev. John Gage (NAGANO),
Clergyman and Missionary; b. Jan. 26, 1863; m. Sept. 22, 1889, Lydia Susannah Budgeon. Educ.: Col- legiate Inst., Hamilton, Canada and Toronto University. Anived in Japan, 1890, first foreign mis- sionary of Canadian Church (Domestic and Foreign Miss. Soc.);
was stationed first at Fukushima;