Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-21
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Nativity. the. Rev. s. C. Pazt,+1Se. L.s>
Ridgely, R. EAWood tprjs~e9, S, H. Litteil

Nativity. the Rev. s. C. Partridge, L. p
Ridgely, R. EAWood prjS.ee' s. H. Littell
Hankow-St Paul's Church. the Rev. J..
A Ingle; ST. Peters, the Rev. L. H. Roots;
| ST Johns, the Rev D. r. Huntington.
Hanch' uan-St. James Church, the Rev.
J. A. Ingle.
| HsintEThe Rev. D. T. Huntington.
1chang-The Rev. H. c. Collins.
| Kiangsu province: HongKew-Church OF
| Our Savior, the Rev. G. F. Mosher.
| Shanghai city-Grace Church. the Rev. }.
| L. Rees.
Kia-Ding-The Rev. G. F. Mosher.
Zang-Z6k-St. Luke's Hospital, the Rev.
l E. H. Thomson.
Nganhwui province: wuhu-The Rev. F.
f. Lund.
Nganking-The Rev. G. F. Lindstrom
Shanghai and lower YangTse valley: The
| Right Rev DR.. Frederick R. Graves. mis-
| sionary bishop, Shanghai. China; the Right
| Rev DR.. Samuel l. J. Schereschewsky'
| Toxic. Japan: the Rev. Elliot II. Thomson.
Shanghai: the Rev. Sidney C.. Partridge.
Wuchang; the Rev. Francis L. H Pott.
United States. the Rev. DR.: H. Clinton
Collins, Ichang: the Rev D. Trumbull
Huntington. Hankow; the Rev. Gouverneur
F. Mosher Shanghai; the Rev. Logan H.
Roots, Hankow; the Rev ]. Lambert Rees,
Shanghai: the Rev. Laurence B. Ridgely,
Wuchang; the Rev. Carl F. Lndstrom.
Nganking; the Rev Robert E. Wood. W., M
chang: the Rev. Arthur M. Sherman. the
Rev benjamin L. Ance,l. the Rev. Cameron
F. MacRae. Dr. Henry w. Boone mission
| land. Wuchang; DR.. Mary " Glenton, WI
chang: Dr. Charles s. F. Lincoln. Shanghai:
F. c. Cooper. Shanghai; S. E. smailey.
shangha George W r cecDer shanE Mas
Graves. Shanghai: Mrs. H. w. Boone,
Shanghai; Mrs. Pott Shanghai; Mrs. Small
ley, Shanghai; Mrs. 1ngie On the United
StatesD Mrs. Cooper. Shanghai; Mrs.
Thomson. Shanghai; Mrs. Mosher, Shang-
hal; Mrs. Borland, Wuchang; Mrs. Rees,
Shanghai; Mrs Ridgely. Wuchang: Miss
Steva L. Dodson. Shanghai; Miss Gertrude
b. Mosher, deaconess, Wuchang; Miss LII
lis drummer. Shanghai; Miss Annette B..
Richmond, Shanghai Miss Pauline A. o.
good, Wuchans; Miss Eliza L. McCook.
Roman Catholics.
The Roman Catholic Church has only one
or two American missionaries in China.
Father Hornsby Of ST. Louis is thought to
| be probably the only one from this country.
The other Roman Catholic missionaries
are. for the most part. French, although
there are few Germans and Italians.
Methodist Episcopal.
The Missionary Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church has, according to the
New York Sun. forty missionaries in the
service in northern China included in the
present serious disturbance in that coun-
try, and their friends are naturally very
anxious concerning their safety.
George r. Davis and Frank D. Came
well are In charge of the Methodist head
quarters in northern China. Gamewell is
a son of John n. Gamewell inventor of a
fire alarm apparatus and his wife is with
him. They are from the Newark confer
| ence: Davis presiding elder of the Pekin
district is from the Detroit conference.
Besides Davis and Gamewell. the Metho-
dist missionaries a Pekn are:
New York conference, j. Frederick Hay
ner and wife: Minnesota conference. VIM
T. Hobart and wife, Wisconsin conference
Wilbur G. Longden and wife; Ohio, Hiram
II. Lowry and wife; S. E. Indiana, James
Fl. Fyke and wife.
The Womens Foreign Missionary Society
of the NJ. f. Church has the following la
dies at the same points:
New York branch. Mrs. Mary L. Barrow
M D.. Mrs. Charlotte NJ Jewell; Philadel-
phia branch. Miss Rachael r. Benn NJ d. :
New England branch. Miss Edna G. Terry
NJ. D.. and Miss Miranda Crowder.
The American Bible Society has ninety
seven native colporteurs, distributors of
Bibles. at work in China, under the super
vision of c. F. Cannon, D. F. Jones, VIM
Iaughton, James Neaye and A. l.. Shier