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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.

various articles in Chinese Review

and Chinese Recorder; "The Mind

of Mencius," from German of Faber Trubner (in English); Ser- mous on Christian Life: Easy Pre-

paration for Baptism, 5th Edition; The 39 articles; Parallel Harmony Gospel, Catechism of Christian

Religion: Dale on Atonement ;

Zishop Lightfoot on the Christian

Ministry; "The Gospel and counter- feit"; Urquhart on Esther; Sir R. Anderson on the Gospel and its Ministry; Comm. on 39 Articles;

Dr. Bullinger's Sermons Onl the Second Advent (in Japanese). Ad- dress: 23 Hamano-machi, Fukuoka,

Japan.

T'ING - KAN (NANCHANG), ex- Governor; native of Honan ;

Metropolitan graduate, 1874. Grain Intendent, Fukien, Sept., 1898; Judge, Hunan, Sept., 1899; Treasur-

er, Shantung, Dec., 1900; do.,

Kiangsu, Aug., 1904; acting Go-

vernor, Shantung, Oct., 1904; Go- vernor of Kiangsi, Jan., 1904; degraded in connection with Nan-

chang massacre of Missionaries, April, 1906.

HUTTENBACH, Hon. August (SINGA-

PORE), Merchant; b. 1850, at Worms-

am-Rhein; m. Clara Trevelyan, d. of late Rev. Nicholas Frank Hill,

Aban Court, Cheltenham. Educ.:

Latin College, Worms-am-Rhein. Served in the Franco-German war in 1870; arrived in East, 1872; founder and senior partner of

Hüttenbach Brothers and Co.,

Singapore, Penang, and London; and Hüttenbach, Liebert and Co.,

Penang; Capt.-Commandant, Pe-

nang Volunteer Fire Brigade, 1879; opened new steam communications with -

Penang Selangor, Straits- Coromandel Coast, etc.; created all

British Mail line from Europe via Bombay-Negapatam-Straits Settle- ments; member of Legislative Council, 1894-96 and 1905-6; authority

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currency question. Publica- tions: "The Silver Standard and

the Straits Currency question,” and sundry essays. Address: Singa- pore, Straits Settlements.

HU WEI-TE (PEKING), late Chinese Minister to Russia; m. 1893, Tcheng Yung-Hua, d. of Tcheng Yo-Houng

of the Chinese official service.

Educ.: College of the Kiangnan Arsenal, Shanghai. Joined official service at Peking, 1888; appointed

attache to the Legation at London,

1890; at Paris, 1890; Secretary of Legation, Washington, 1893; Secre- tary of Legation, St. Petersburg, 1897; Delegate at the Hague Peace Conference, 1899: Councillor of

Legation, 1900; Chargé d'Affaires, St. Petersburg, 1902; appointed

Minister Plenipotentiary and Eu- voy Extraordinary, June 28, 1 (2. delegate to Red Cross Convention,

1904 ; returned to China, 1906.

Address: Peking, China.

HU YU-FEN, (SHANTUNG), Governor

native of Anhwei; metropolitan graduate, 1874. Taotai, Tientsin, July, 1886; Judge, Kwangsi, Ang.,

1891; Administrator-General of Northern Railways, Dec., 1895; Governor of Peking, Jan., 1896;

Expectant Vice President and 'Minister, Tsung-li-Yamen, Nov., 1898; relieved of duty at Tsung-li-

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