The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-24
PANIC IN oHEFoo.
Great Alarm Felt Over tho Approach OF
Japanese rroops-Missionariss In Dam

Great Alarm feit Over tho Approach OF
Japanese Troops-Missionarie les In Dan.
ger.
CnEroo. Jan. 2a.-sailors from all tho
foreign waruhips have bcon landed to
protect tho consulstes Of the different
countries they represent. A panic has
been occasionod here by tho approach
Of the Japanese army, and tho Chinese
troops arc said to DO on tho point Of
mutiny.
Owing 70 diplomatic objections tho
plan was not TO land any blue jackets
from the foreign warships without
urgent necessity for 40 doing. But the
aignal mon ashore and afoat wero to
remain on the lookout day and night 80
long as the weather was clear and safe.
Frequent gales OF snow and spray OBJ.
scuied the signals In town. All the
malc foreigners, numbering about
thirty. are armed. and they arc able to
hold the Chinese Ia check until holp ar.
rivos. But God holp tho outlying
American missions.
New York-ln view oil the remark
made by the Chofoo correspondent. and
as 1t 10 reported from Chofoo that sailors
from the foreign warships have boon
landed TO protect the consulates OF the
different countrie, they represent, the
following list OF persons, who are among
tho missionaries Of the American Pres.
byterlan Board OF Missions In the Shan.
Tung province in which Chefoo is sltua.
ted, will be %intore,ting:
Cheioo-ltev. Hunter Corbett, d. D.,
and vile; Rev. George S. Hays aud wife;
Row. George Cornwall and wife, Rev. +.
". Jackson, IT,, Mrs. John L. Nevins,
ono ordained native, ono liccntiatc,
iorty.six helpers and seven Bible wo.
men,
Tung.Chow. hity-ive miles northwest
OF Chcioo-lsev. G. W. Natter, D. d.,
and wife (now In tho United States);
Rev. G. Z. Mills, D. D.. and wife (now
In the United Stases); Rev. W. NJ.
Hayes and wife (now IN the United
S.a;es); Rev. S. B. Grove and wife, w.
+. Seymour and wife, Mrs. T. G. Richie.
Miss N. a. Snodgrass, two ordained
natives and ten native teachers.
Chinanfu, capital OF Shan.Tung prov
ince, 800 miles south Of Pekin-Rev.
John Murray and wife, Rev. W. B.
Hamilton and vile, Rev. 1. j. Davies
and wife, Rev. Gilber. Reid NOW in the
United States). ]. B. Neal, NJ. D., and
viie, Miss s. A. P%oindexter. NJ. D., fifteen
helpers and one Bible woman.
Wei-Hein, $50 mi!es south west from
Tung.Chow-Rov. ]. A. Leyenberger
and wife tnow in the United Sta,es),
Rev. X. NJ. Ma,eer and wife. F. II. Chai.
FAINT and wife. J.. a. Fitch and wife, W.
F. FAIRIES and wife. Misa Emma N.
Boughton, Miss Mary Brown, NJ. D.,
Miss Fannie Z. Wright. Mrs. N. NJ.
Crose,te, Miss Rebecca Y. Miller, four
ordained natives, two licentiates, TWEEN.
ty-nine teachers and three Bible women.
Ichowfu. $50 miles southwest OF Chez.
foo-Rev. W. P. Chaltsnt and wife, now
in tho United States; Rev. Q. A. Killie
and vile; Rev. ". o. Eiterich and wife:
c. F. johnson, NJ. D.. and wife; Miss A.
81. Larsen, NJ. D., and ten native assis-
tants.
Chining.Chow $50 miles southwest
OF Chinaniu-Rev. J. II. Laughlin and
wife; Rev. William Lane and wife; J..
L. Van Shoick, NJ. D., and wife; Rev. r.
II. Bent; Miss Emma Anderson, Miss
II. b. Donaldson, ". D., one Bible
woman, one native teacher and six
helpers.