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

Council of Sarawak, etc.; b. March 22, 1862. Educ.: Privately, and at Caius College, Cambridge, took de- gree in 1883. Appointed extra officer, Sarawak Civil Service, in

Oct., 1886; appointed Magistrate, Manager of Government Printing Office, and Editor, "Sarawak

Gazette," Aug., 1888; Acting In-

spector of Police and Prisons,

Nov., 1889, to May, 1890, and Sept., 1894, to Dec., 1895; Clerk to General

Council, 1897; appointed Resident,

2nd class, 1898. Clubs: Oxford and

Cambridge; "Pall Mall," and Sarawak. Address: Knching, Sarawak, North Borneo.

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LEWIS, Robert Ellsworth (SHANG- HAI), M.A.; Sec. of International Committee of Y.M.C.A.; b. Sept. 29, 1869, at Berkshire, Vermont, U.S.A.; Educ.: Brigham Academy; State University, Vermont, M.A., 1899; College Secretary, Mass., R.I., and

Boston, 1894-96; Travelling Sec- retary, S.V.M., Canada and U.S.À.,

1896-97; Secretary, International Committee of Y.M.C.A., since 1898 ; Travelling Secretary, China, 1898- 1900; attached to American Army, relief of Peking, 1900 (mentioned in despatches). Publications; "The Educational Conquest of the Far East". Address: 2 Barchet Road, Shanghai, China.

LI, Prince (PEKING), Also known as Shih-to. Minister to Grand Council; President of the Imperial Clan

Court, Chancellor of the Board of

Astronomy; Lieut.-General, Yellow

Banner Corps; removed from Grand Council, Aug. 1901.

LI AN-T'UNG, General (TENGCHOW), native of Anhwei; Brigade-General, Tungehow, Chihli; Brigade-General,

Tengchow, Shantung, Feb., 1904.

LIANG-CH'ENG, Sir Cheng (PEKING), K.C.M.G.; Chinese Minister to

United States and Pern; native of

Kwangtung. Expectant Taotai, Chihli; First Secretary to Queen Victoria's Jubilee Mission, 1897;

conferred K.C.M.G.; a director of

K'ai-ping Mines; First Secretary to Prince Ch'un's Mission to Germany. July, 1901; Minister to United

States and Peru, Oct., 1902; term

expired spring, 1906, but despite appeal for relief from office remains pending settlement of U.S. Exclusion Treaty.

LIANG TUN-YEN (TIENTSIN), Customs

Tautai; native of Kwangtung; honorary degree. Interpreter to Chang-Chih-Tung for several years; Customs Taotai, Hankow, Oct.,

1903; do., Tientsin, Oct., 1904;

appointed to investigate Nanchang missionary massacre, March, 1906.

LI CHAN-CH’UN, General (KIANGNAN),

native of

Commander-in-Chief;

Kiaugsi. Commander-in-Chief, Kiangnan, March, 1898.

LI CHAO-WEI (PEKING), Vice-Presi-

dent, Board of War; native of

Anhwei; metropolitan graduate,

1874. Assistant Supervisor of In-

struction, Jan., 1899; Chief, do., May, 1899; Sub-Chancellor, Grand Secretariat, Dec., 1900;

1900; Senior

Vice-President, Board of War, August, 1901.

LI CHIA-CHU (PEKING), Chief Sn-

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