The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-17
German Legation.

T. Berteaux. Chancellor.
Guard OF three officers and seventy
two men.
German Legation.
Baron August Won Ketteler, Envoy
Extraordinary ana Minister Plenipoten-
tiary killed June is. He was appointed
to succeed Baron Won Hcyking, July l.,
1893 He was forty-siX wears of age, and
had previously been Secretary of Embassy
III Washington and Minister Resident in
Mexico.
Dr.. Won Prittwitx, Secretary Of Lega-
ton; DR.. Won Bergen, Second Secretary
OF Legation: DR.. Nelde, physician; Baron
Won der Goltz. Secretary and interpreter:
Herr II. Cordes. second interpreter, ana
Herr o. Fenselau, Chancellor.
Guard Of two officers and thirty-tivc
men.
Russian Legation.
Michael De Giers, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenpotentiary, was the sec
ond son OF the late NJ. de Giers, one of
Russia's distinguished Foreign Secretar-
les He had represented his country at
Peliinf since 1898. He previously held APP
point,nents 1T Rio Janeiro and in Persia
NJ. de Giers was about forty-five years
old. and had been twice married. His
wife, with enc or two children, was with
him in Pellin.
3. Kroupensky. First Secretary; 3. F,v-
reinow, Second Secretary: NJ z. Popow
First Interpreter and Consul; NJ ~
Kolessow Second Interpreter; Col Des-
SNOW. Military Attache; Dr. Korsakow,
Guard of four officers and seventy-one
men.
Italian Legation.
Marquis Salvage Raggi, Resident Minis
ter.
1.-TWO Caetani, Attache; Baron WHALE di
Pontaggio, Attache.
Guard of three officers and thirty-nine
men.
Austrian Legation,
Baron Czikann de Wahlborn, Envoy EN-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary.
Dr. A. de Rcsthorn, Secretary of LeSa-
ton: r. Natesta, Vice Consul.
Guard of two officers and thirty men.
Japanese Legation.
Baron Nishii, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary.
Isilii Kikouiiro First Secretary of Lega-
ton; Nakashima Takeshi, Second Score
tarv of Legation; Marumo Naotosi, Third
Secretary of Legation; Major -Aoki No
bouzumi, Military Attache; Capt. Taxi
lzawa Tcmokazu. Naval Attache; DR..
Nakagawa, Physician; Tel Nagakuni and
l,okouma-ou Sakouzo, interpreters;
Sugiyama Akira, Chancellor, Qdlled at
beginning Of outbreak)
Guard of two officers and twenty-four
men.
Spanish Legation.
e. ]. DE Cologan, Envoy Extraordinary
ami Minister Penipotentary.
f. Soliveres First Secretary OF Legation.
Belgian Legation.
Baron de Vinck de Deux Orp, Resident
Minister
e. de Cartier de Marchienna, First Sec
rotary of Legation; NJ. de Melotte, At
tache; A. Sp!ingaerd, Student Interpreter.
Dutch legation.
T. NJ Knobel, Resident Minister.
W. j. Van Duysberg. Secretary Of Lega-
ton.
Portuguese Legation.
f. H. Galhardo, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotcntiary.
NJ P NJ. Baudera de Lima, Secretary
interpreter.
Customs Department.
Sir Robert Hart, lnspector-General Of
TJlinese Imperial Maritime Customs;
looked upon as one Of the most influential
foreigners; born in 1898, he joined the
British Consular Service in 1851; passed
thence TO the Chinese Customs in 1882
becoming lnspectcr-General III 1863 and
Director Chinese Customs in 1855. LORD
Granville wanted to make him -ambassa-
dor 10 China in 1855, but he declined He
received many Chinese and foreign
decorations.
Missionaries in Pcl1in. - -
The following American missionaries
are supposed TO have taken refuge in the
legation in Pekin.
Miss Mary e. Ambrose.
The Rev Dr.. William S. Ament Owasso,
Mich.
Miss Amy Brown.
Miss Abbie D. Chapin.
The Rev. and Mrs. George Richie
Davis.
Miss d w Down.
The Rev ana Mrs. Frederick Dunlap
GsmewelI, Newark n. ].
Miss Jane G. Evans, Flatbush, Brook
lyn.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles E. Ewing.
Danvers, Mass.
The Rev. and Mrs. Ewing and their
two children, Danvers, Mass.
The Rev and Mrs. c. II. Fem. Clyde.
n. y, and their two children, aged four
and six years.
The Rev. and Mrs. Howard S. Gait.
Miss Gertrude Gilman.
DR. Anne D. Gloss. Msntero. Ill.
The Rev. ana Mrs. Dr Chauhcey IooC-
rich. Hilsdale, Mass
Miss Annie a. Gould. Portland, Me.
Miss Ada Haven.
Mrs Hodge, formerly Miss Elsie Camp
bell Sinclair.
Dr.. and Mrs. James H Ingram and
their two children. Vineland, n. j.
DR.. and Mrs. John N. Inglis-
Mrs. Charlotte NJ. jewell, Herkimer,
county, N. Y.
The Rev and Mrs. Charles a. Killie.
Marshall III.
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Larson.
Miss Eliza Z. Leonard, N. D. kossuth,
Ia.
The Rev. william A. P. Martin.
Mrs. John Lowri Mater, Burlington.
Ia.
Miss Lucia Minor.
Miss Mary S. Morrill,, Portland, Me.
afirs- Ni,.ri,ia q NInrdnck. NJ. ID.