Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-10

Mis- jionaries Who Ire Unaccounted For Up
TO Date. Sept. 5.

New York. oct. 9.-The following is
list of the missionaries who are unac-
cludes those who We're in the provinces
most affected ny the Boxer troubles. viz.
Chilihi and Shan 81.
The last word from the following. who
were station in Northern shan 81, was
May y: Ny. ana Mrs. :. Mckee; Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. Mckee: Mr.. and Mrs. /. Arson.
Miss Aspden; Miss T.. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierson; q. \. l.. Larsen; Miss Ltn-
dell: Miss Enevali; T.. Peterson: q. L.
harlherE; \. Carics0n; \. Johanssun,
Mr.. IIedlund; al! Of China Inland mission.
Tho last word from The following was
June 30: Mr.. Orgen; Mrs. Ogrrn. Mr., and
Mrs. Peat: Miss Dobson: Miss Hum Miss
T. Z. Nathan; Miss HcaTsm0n; Mr.. and
Mrs. Young; Mr BarratJ; Mr.. W0Odrotfe,
DR.. Hewett; all II the China Inland mis-
sion. England.
NJ word from The following Since May
s: Mr. ana Mrs Emil OLSON. f. j. Coop
er's child; August IL. two Of llr. l,.ttjey's
children; all OF the China Inland mission,
England.
Al Tai Yuen Fu. shan ST June p: Miss
Coombs, of Shaoyng Cindeped,nt Bartisu
English mission. England. The evidence
of her death is d letter in German dated
July 5. and seen by Mr.. Stevenson Of the
that ther" was a riot, on Jun =. IN winch
Miss CopmbS Killed tby being tnrnWn in
10 the burning building.
1t is believed that all Of the missionar-
les who were in TIA Yuen Fu ut the time
Of Miss Coomb's death were maSsacred
on the ninth of July.
Supposed 70 have been killed at Tai
Yucu FIJI. July g: Rev and Mrs. + w.
| Pig"tt, Dr.. and Mrs, Lovett. one child;
Rev. and Mrs. W. q. stokes. Rev. and
Mrs. j. Simpson, Rev. "A. H2dd!e Miss
| Duvai. al Of the ''Shao Yang" mission
| Key. and 1irs. q. +. Farthing. TWO cnil-
! drcn; Miss Stewart. Rev. ana Mrs Il. j.
! Underwood. Mr.. and Mrs. Cobcrg. q. +.
| Forsberg Mrs Forsherg Mr. ard Mrs
| q. Hlomberg, Nh. ana Mrs. ". y. oren.
| \. Fagerholm. +. jacobson. Mr.. ana Mrs.
| T.. Anderson. Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. Book 4.
! Sanders. y. r. Palm, Miss +. Rickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. BiEEmark. Mr.. ana MIS-.
| +. y. NEstrnm. Mir. and Mrs. {. Solder
baum. Mr. and Mrs \. Larsen Mr.. and
mission all Of the Christian ana Mission
arY Alliance 6Americdn).
\ The following ART said 70 Ike in hiding :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kay, q. Mckfc. Miss Chap
man. Miss Way. All Of the China Inland
mission England
In the province IF Chilihi the following
are unaccounjed for: Mr. ara Mr.,
f, Greene. tWo children; Miss Gregg; al of
1 tho china Inland mission. England. these
| people are reported to he In the lands OF
the Boxers at Il place ~ miles from Iicn
/ rSin: Mr.. ana MTs. Griffith. Mr. Brown.
of the China Inland mission. England;
/ these three pcople are supposed ~ he in
I the Jail nj Slleu Tcn@ 81: ROY. ana MIS-.
McGurrach. Rev. ana Mrs. H. Dixon.
Rev. 5. ". Ennals, Miss +. G. Eenant
% he English Baptist mission; Rev. ana
Mrs At"aJcr, Rev. ana Mrs. Clapp Mis-
H. Bird, Rev. Mark Williams. Rev. Davis
Er Hart Oprobaoiyp: kcv. Price NJ the
American Board mission. IN the above
list there are rs people, Very. few. If any,
4 Of whom will escape. or these - are
men. 70 women (4- married ana y single).
| and 50 children.
/ In the ABOVE total there are the follow
ing Americans: q men. Fl wcmen. II
married and eight single, ana - children;
| total, g. Americans.
Total killed. about whose death there
cannot BE- any question, II men, six mar
ried women. = single women, Is cAildren;
total. 49,
! Americans: Three men. one married wo-
man. six single women, three children
total. e,
OF those in Tai Yuen Flu who were I'M
duestionably massacred. July ., 10 were
men. nine married women, four single
| women seven children; total, 20. all Brit
ish.
provinces of kansuh and kweichow VINO
! have not been heard from for some time,
but there is good reason to hope that they
will get to pass safely.