New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
last year Her home address is Los Angeles,

w L oIGh JAIL L IeAD - ~ =
last year. Her home address is Los Angeles
Tlng,Fu. Reported in a dispatch Of July 5 as
TO ef G6na a In at 5 Hs wfe wss Mss Mary
he being born in Bullion and she in London
They have relatives in both towns.
TAYLOR, DR.. G. Yardley, of Pao Ting Flu. Re
ported July as still at Pao-Ting-Fu Or; DR., ray
vas born in Taylorsyille. Bucks County, Penn.
May Is, 1862. His brother, b T. Taylor lives In
CONGREGATIONAL.
Tsin; DR.. Tenney is president of Tien-Tsin Uni,
gersity, and was at one time acting United
states Consul at that place He is a graduate
Of Dartmouth College and oberlin Theological
of the American Board He afterward severed
his CONNECTION with that organization and found
ed the Ten-Tsin University. The university is
an independent institution, favored by the pro-
gressive element of the Chinese Government
5The Rev. Dr. {, J, Ryder. of the sA American arai
SllsSlonary Association, is his hrother-in-law.
MOI @nothing ing has been heard from the Rev. DIR. Ten
%s HS p GWosso Mo6 ffkRg n s Pc Pc
was graduated from Obern College in 1873;
and was graduated from the latter in 1877. Dr.
Arhent a; was pastor of the Congregational Church
pas, pastor , Of the congregatonaI Church at Han
san FTa6nsc MGn for - eight months He sailed from
CMary A Penheld) is now in owosso, Mich.
EWZITNG III The the Rev and Mrs. Charles E, of Peking
5fs5 69TP n fao63 Enfield Mass in 1859 He sradu-
8SJe B2dfbaT The99!ogeai seminary 1888 He and his
Hsn5y a ESRE IN Nay 3 aSd S9ih both Sf
SaIG SaIied for the mission field on August s. 1884
H9rth Haven 1G5;9nn in 1870 Her education was
Welsh Training School at New-Haven. and she
to Nr rngage1 i1 IN teaching before her marriage
FIVE years old, and Ellen, two years old. Mrs.
Haven a week ago was said to be due to anxI-
ETY. for his daughters safety.
HAb%ES boF2 in g ada of MPssng Mss Ms Haysq
er t5s R9y 0n Pr Pr b 9seph Haven She geeesd
sailed from San Francisco in September, 1879.
Natter; Mrs. John L. MARY L. sellersl. of Pc
king; Mrs. Mater was born, in st. Thomas.
9ne 9, :, ,FayetteyIlIe academy and Chambersburg
several years in China under the PTesbyterian
Board and for six months was engaged in work
three and % one-half years had charge Of The Ma
Her husband died in Peking on April 16, 1900.
RUSSELL Miss Nellie N, of Peking. Miss Rus
agS sell wSs born in Mich in 1852 She
Mass. and engaged in city missionary work in
I0'V
SHEFFIELD, Miss Elizabeth NJ, of Peking. Miss
Shefi1eld IS & the daughter of the Rev and Mrs
Board in Tung;; Chow, 6qf now on a furoqgh in
o in & Abo Hss $50 she wa5 oq6" % this
try and attended college at Oberlin, Ohio She
in August. 1899
MURDOCH, Miss Virginia NJ D, of Pekng. Miss
Murdock was born in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, in, 1850.
and attended the Women's Medical College in
de ePaGes OF the f5PR Of cb
gan, Before going, to the mission 1eld she
III; and Practised medicine in Chicago. She
enTsn 'h but aJ have retrRe9 to iI his os stan
ton at A Kalg4q: He was born in 1881 in I Hart
Hartford, and was graduated from Yale in 1873,
a. u eaiI1 % for fSbna in IS ITi ,f IA ~ bI
dren at No IS Willard-st. Hartford, Conn.
SMITH, the Rev. and Mrs. Arthur H, of Pang-
are s%appo2sed to be IN Pektng: 81 smith was
was pastor Of the congregaionai Church there
He was graduated from Beloit College in 1867,
Theological Seminary went to the Union Sem
in 'g qr aed IN sae 5T for Gb6a IN msa @
He is ,ti1 the au{h9r of ~Chinese Charactersties"
was Miss Emma Dickinson, of Janesville, Wis,
was educated at the Beoit High School and
the Fox Lake Seminary. They have one son in
this country.
WYCKoFFg Misses Gertrude and Grace. of Pang-
studied at Knox Coiiese They sailed for for
China in 1887. They are supposed to be at Tien-
posed to be at Tien-T Miss Andrews was
born In 1870 at Cleveland, Ohio. Her education
was obtained in the public schools of Cleveland.
She sailed in 1868.
CHAPLIN, Miss Abbie G., of Tung-Chow. Supposed
1868 in Tung-Chow, her father being at that
time a missionary She was graduated from the
from San Francisco in 1898.
EVANS. Miss Jane G. Of Tung- Chow. Supposed
6foed 70 be at Tfn-Tsn I She was born in in 1858 at
Mass, and at the Normal scbooI BrooRIy65'
n y She went 10 the mission in 1872
GAIT. the Rev. and Mrs, Howard s, of Tung-
Nr GaIt was horn 1 PCS IN 20 ee IN Lendsin
He was graduated from Tabor College 1895
years the DIVINITY School Of Chicago @pISG Tnyer S%o
Sity, and was graduated from the Hartford
in November, 1888 Mrs Gait, Who was Miss Mss
louise A West, was born in 1876 in shenan-
rather is Albert z. West, OF Tabor, Iowa.
GOODRICH C the, Rev. and Mrs. Chauncey. of
Tung- Chow. Supposed 70 be at Tien- -Tsin: Mr.
He was graduated from Williams College in 1861
ana eacba9 ia9m fo Andoyer Seminary in 1854 He
and at Middlefeld and Washington, Mass He
5S,b eaddeG from New YORK IN January, 1865 Mrs
born IN Wauwatosa, Wis, in 1855. She studied
China in 1879. She was married to Mr. Good 5d
rich in 1880 Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich have three
children in China.
INGRAM 5R6nH..5 Pr and nd Mrs 4 James H Of ungChow
born in 1853 at Mansfield Ohio He went to
Myre Trough mrs was resden f2meGy Of pS ms
deiphia before going to China. They have two |
MINER NJ r Ms Miss g Lgella Of Tung-chow Supposed to
Oberlin, Ohio. She sailed for China in 1857
the Rev. and Mrs. Elwood. of
TewRsbary was born in 1865 at ' Vest NeWbITT H[
Mass He sailed in 1890. Mrs. Tewksbury miss /
oaa She married to N Mr. 0t at n
1859 Mr.. and Mrs Tewksbury have two boys.