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

Chemical Assistant, and later

Honse Surgeon; appointed House Physician to Dreadnought Seaman's Hospital, Greenwich, 1990; in 1992 resigned appointment to come to Hongkong. Recreations: Riding, tennis, cycling, swimming, reading. Club: Hongkong. Address; Hong-

kong.

MARSHALL, Frederick Brougham (AMOY), Merchant; b. Yokohama, Japan, Jan. 31, 1864; m. Violet Walton, at Foochow, Feb. 25, 1895. Educ. Grange School, Ewell, Surrey. Clubs: Constitutional and Thatched House, Lond.; Hong- kong. Address: Amoy, China.--

MARTEN, Richard (HONGKONG), Mer- chant; b. Dec. 18, 1860. Came to the

East in 1878 for Arnhold Karberg

and Co., and in 1886 joined Rädecker and Co. as managing partner in Hongkong. Club: Germania.

Address: Hongkong.

MARTIN, Dr. Paul Z. (KOBE), M.D.; b. Dec. 25, 1856. Educ.: Armenian College, Calcutta. Club: Shinko.

Address: 27 Sannomiyacho,

chome, Kobe, Japan.

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MARTIN, William (HANKOW), Consul-

General for the U.S. of America.

MARTIN, Dr. W. A. P. (WUCHANG),

D.D., LL.D. ; President of Viceroy's University, Wuchang, China; b April 10, 1827, Livonia, Indiana. Educ.: Indiana State University; Presbytery Theologian Seminary, Arrived in China, 1850; stationed as Missionary at Ningpo; went as Interpreter with U.S. Minister, Reid, to Tientsin, where new treaties were made after storming

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of forts by British and French,

1858; went with U.S. Minister, Ward, to Peking; witnessed defeat of Allies at Taku, 1859; acccmp- anied Mr. Ward to Japan, then under Shogun; made President

and Professor of International

Law in Imperial College, Peking, 1867; held position 25 years, and resigned on account of health, 1898; appointed, by Imperial Decree, President of New Uni- vrsity; in Siege of Peking shut up eight weeks in H.B.M. Legation, 1990. Publications: In Chinese: Evidences of Christianity; Natural Philosophy; Mathematical Physics; Mental Philosophy, with preface by Li Hung Chang; Trans-

lations of four Text-books of

International Law, Wheton, Wool- sey, Bluntschli, and Hall; In English: A Cycle of Cathay; The Lore of Cathay; The Siege of Peking; Chinese Legends and other poems. Recreation: Verse-making. Address: c/o Mission Press, Shang-

hai, China.

MARTIN, Zacharia Martin (KOBE), Import and Export Merchant and Commission Agent; b. June 8, 1848.

Educ.: Calcutta University. Start-

ed business in 1863 and was first person to import curios in bulk from Japan into Calcutta; doing business all over the world in rice, silk and Japanese curios; Captain C.V.R. Clubs: Shinko (Kobo); Armenian Club, Calcutta. Address: Kobe,·

Japan.

MARTY, A. P. (HONGKONG), Merchant; Consul for Spain. Address: 14, Des Voeux Road Central, Hongkong.