The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16
TVr CHINESE MASSACRES.
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tor,,trs uurnsj wI'h u The '''t'"
Place taYirtcd and the N'''lorrt'"' We
headed CORRECTION. Of forrrr stories

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irsa-ii:1t" and report nI"u 'h'' "\'"I''''
srd ~ particular the massacre "i INC N'''I'-
cor ut-.tHryrl'. Ia ana 'i'lhd PH'-'lA-''
kuovirg t'r interest attached Toy we
nuUl, t,'vN"1'- ihh' nave l'k'N '"' W.
Chlna during t'r I.-' e." month"; go 'n'
dc-i~' Of the f"'i'i'"- 'hh 'f"l"- 80 '"'
cerrn-eI mi"ipu1ri"~ - obtain an a.. 'i'''
.t1;cno1' uf iar'~. ! hHv" ~ 'he '"''"hE
account 'ndcavorrd 10 r"lll'' ana N' ."'"
a." >J'rie" oi e'"Nltue-S"s' n''lNe I hr'7'IhhN
nj -%ipnaries familiar with IN" SITUATION
and. ~ tuct, all PERSONS VII" W'i' th"uRt'
10 he able TO throw any hGH' whatever ui"h
the subject To Dr loNri" nI W" Nn'i''""
Board Missions i Due Hte1' 'feu'I Tor 'n'
PROMPT and vigorous nt't''" ~ w'lchh'
pu"H"d tho inv"S'Igltion 90 u 'Io"d' CLOSE
Prr.YIl'"d ~ b" must nave ''"N rom 'h' '"'
thrt ;Ac murdered l"r>oh' were i'@ mos
in'i'u't" an' h"io eel .fi"Hd-' "hr''r'n''''
"ar"'Gll' "lInhn'i"d an ''''''l'h"i - re-
sUi I III -" "'r' - a >'in'I"' -'ro'c.''''"' II"
m'rN"' '"" 70 j"lchei a. '' WIS we
COM 'I"1 7" r''HI the h''"l'' '"'"'' ~
VII ih" h"rTIp'' crime NI'h u 'r'' N'"u ."
n man &" God %" dNd not h'I"" ''' ''""'I
70 l"ld fln l't' rf'GI'lhS az me 'N'"-'' '"'
stories current ~ ~" iifn"
II must lp horne Il NINA fll' we - 'Fl'~
Described herein hapl "n'd over l"nr hn"n'n'
aEo, ana H~I''t"Hrh no. ''".'"" grew "
ct'c'n"n' ~ IN" u""' ''' '''Hi' hnV' row.
w. ih" liS'' OF ''"''S more Emporium 10 wye
'htn"N" mind, 'a--"i 'r'N. ''' 'ir''Sl'> "'
The "p'l' " .H' nm ''ih"II1'''' .''-
lowtrs o." Hlr'''lr'' ''N' were mNo" '"I"'"
nh"''. ana ''''' h"-'''' >'lr''' 'rr' W.
u I.i"i' - J. IN" custom "' ,h' h,Nrio
1h' facts N"r'' 'l'r''"r'' ."ln"''U ana u.s.
tor'"d untl ah me hI"ih'" ara ''r'"r'S
Do~~ihi" 10 conc"i'" wore connected WIN
the" crini"'. BESIDES. "h IN" ~lffhc'i'hl
actor had N"d When "" arrived nv ta"-
tns-iI ana Nh"'' ."' "REMINISCENCES "
va exceedingly d'l1c"l' 20 ana any i"rH'h
who. from ;"lr 90 being blamed hlm"''
would acknowledge having n'cn ltrNeH,'
ana the TASK was maze -'i' more "'h'uit
~ me ia"' 'hat mos' 'h'h">e nave h"' '"'I'
reelr1 'r IN" 'r0'''
The city OF fa"-lns-ih' 'hina' was con-
sr."r"d HhiN recent events proved OTHERWISE
=" %" On" "l 'N' sH''-' cries w i"rOl'rh
'hinh IN which :" rnr~u" missionary work.
II - inc car'i'l "I N" PROVING" 81 Hll:' sl'u-
ated on tho main highway To Central CHINA,
about ninety iuiI"" >"Nip 81 F"hli. " -
connected WITH IN" Int'"r place by II railroad
al first class facilities, sine" destroyed by
BOXERS aud tiih li"n;-in, ninety mica
Clstant, by water, naNIgahle Cor Chinese
J1nSs only. II Is n city Of the usual Chinese
tyre. surrounded 10y a ponderous brick wall.
winch j. sIrmounted by a crenclated parapet.
and pierced bv four enormous gates which
are in turn slrmuunted by parapets, tnrrets
md watch towers. opposit" each gate on the
outside Of tho wall are situated villages.
known 10 IN" Chimes" as the North. South.
Iqst and West suburb
H. the North suburb Of 'hc city, called
(nang-Chia-Ihan2. there lived in several
buildings located in one compound Prcsby-
trri,s missionaries named as follows Mr.
and Mrs + f. SimcoN and three children.
pr md Mrs &. V Hodge and Or George Y
JayInr IN tho South suburb there lived
In the Same compound the representatiycs