At the entrance to the grounds of the house the Shanghai Scottish were in attendance under Lieut. Knowles, M.c., who was accompanied by Capt, R. Wood, se, D.cXt.y Mao, {in charge of the Scottish Reserver Over 100 strong, and accompanied by the pipe band under Pipe-Set. Mackennan, the Scottish took post ahead of the gun carriage, and with yovorsed proceeded towards Bubbling Well Cemetery, the pipes meanwhile playing m lament. The whole wore: preceded by a dotachment of Sikh troopers and a squad of Annamites. "In Avenue Foch the cortege was joined by the Municipal Band and to' the strains of the Dead' March in "Saul," the proecasion moved forward, other con-fingents of the Volunteers meanwhile toking post, Subsequently the pipes played the "lowers of the Forest" and the mourners moved into Bubbling Well Cemetery to th strains of Chopin's "Funeral Bfarch," Immediately following the gun car tinge was Major Campbell's charger, 3 (with his field boots reversed in the stirrups), led by Pte, G, A. Buyers, of the Scottish, and than came the Aecuasod's brother, Mr. Kenneth} Campbell, who was chief mourner, in Shanghai Scottish uniform. Following him were Mr. S. Fessenden and Col. Gordon, who wore followed by detachments' drawn from different units of the S, V. C, all of whom were well ro prevented, ae well ann contingent of officers, Immediately in rear of the troops yas a detachment of regular and] Special Police under Capt, E. IM, Barrett and Mr, R, G. MacDonald, Absistant Commissioner for Special Police. Vollowing these were representatives of public bodies, including Me. T. TI. R. Shaw, acting President ai St, Andrew's Society, Schwyzer,: of' the French Mr. P. W. J. Liddell, Mr, Francis
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