The age-herald., 1900-10-10
COMPLETE LIST OF THE PROTESTANT
 MISSIONARIES MASSACRED IN CHINA

New York, October 9.-A complete list of Protestant missionaries known to have been killed from the beginning of the Boxer movement to September has been received by the American Bible Society from Rev. John R. Hicks, D. D., Chinese agent in Shanghai, as follows:
 In Shan Tung, December 31, 1S99-Rev. s. M. Brooks, of the Church of England mis- sion.
 In Chi u, about June 1, 19O0-Rev. H. V. Norman, Rev. .. Robinson, of the Church of England mission.
 At Pao Ting Flu, June 30-Rev. F. E. Simcox, Bullion, Pa. Mrs. Simcox, London, Pa., and three children; Dr. G. Y. Taylor, all of American Presbyterian mission, Tay- lorsville, Pa.; July l, Rev. H. T. Pitkin, Philadelphia; Miss A. A. Gould, Bethel; Miss M. E. Morrill,, all of the American Board mission, Portland Me-; Rev. B. Bagnall, Mrs Bagnall, one child; Rev. William Cooper, all of the China Inland Mission, England.
 At Hsia Vi Shansi, June 3O-Miss White church, Miss Searell, of the China Inland Mission, England.
 Near the Yellow river (whie fleeing from ShansD, July 15 or 16-Rev. G. Mcconnell, Mrs. Mcconnell, one child, Miss King, Miss Burton, all of the China Inland Mis- sion, England Miss F. E. Nathan, Miss M R. Nathan and Miss Heasman, of the China Inland Mission, are supposed 10 have been with this party and to nave shared their fate, but as this is not con- firlned they are put in the list of missing
 At Kiu Cheo, Chekiang, July Y and 22- Rev. D. B. Thompson, Mrs. Thompson, two children, Miss Desmond Miss Manchester, Rev. G. F. Ward, Miss Ward, one child, Miss Sherwood, Miss Thirgood all of the China Inland Mission, Engaei.
 En route to Hankow from Shansi-Miss Rice, July 13; MT. Sanders and child, lsa- bella, July 27; Mr Sanders child. Jessie, August 8; Mrs. E. J. Cooper, August 6; Miss Huston, August Il; Rev. Whitehouse, Mrs. Whitehouse all of the English Bap- tst Mission, England; Mrs Buynon, Mrs. Buynons three children, of the British and Foreign Society, England; MT. Miller Will son, Mrs. Wilson, one chi.u, Mrs. l.. 5. Le> yens, Miss M. E. Clarke, of the China h. land Mission, England.
 The following is list of the missionaries who are unaccounted for today, Septembs- B. It only includes those who were in ;he provinces most affected by the Boxer troubles, viz Chi Lii and Shansi:
 The last word from the following, who were stationed in Northern Shansi was may 8: MT. S. Mckee, Mrs. Mckee, J. An sen, Mrs. Anson Mrs. Aspden, Miss M. E. Smith, MT. Persson, Mrs. Persson, Miss c. A. Larson, Miss Lundell Miss Engvali, D. Peterson, MT. G. D. Carlberg, A. Johann son, MT. Hedund, all of the China Inland Mission, England.
 The last word from the following was on June 20: MT. Ogren. Mrs. Ogren, MT. Peat, Mrs. Peat, Miss Dobson, Miss Hurn, Miss F. Nathan, Miss M. R. Nathan Miss Heas- man, MT. Young, Mrs. Young, Mr. Barratt, Mir. Woodroffe, Dr. Hewett, all of the Chi ma Inland Mission, England.
 No word from the following since May 8:
 MT. Emil Olsson, Mrs. D. Olsson, MT. E. J. Cooper's child; August r, two of Mr. Luttley's children, all of the China Inland Mission, England.
 At Tai Yuen Flu, Shansi, June 27-Miss Coombs, F. Shaoyng Independent Baptist) English mission, England. The evidence of her death is letter in German dated July 6, and seen by MT. Stevenson, of the China Inland Mission in which 1t is stated that there was a riot on June 2, in which Dr. Edwards hospital was destroyed and Miss Coombs killed by being thrown into the burning building.
 It is believed that all of the missisxrries who were in Tai Yuen Flu at the time of