The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-08

the spread Of the gospel throughout the
empire"
The missionaries supported by the
Baptist union, in the more dangerous dis
tricts, are as follows: Rev. II. Adamsen
and wife, Rev. J. r. Goddard and Wife,
]. s.. Grant, M. D., and wife, Rev. h. N
Fletcher and wife, Miss Elizabeth stew
art, Miss Helen L. Corbfn, MISS Anna r.
Goddard, Rev ]. NJ. Foster and WIFE,
Miss Harriet E. st. John, Rev. H Jenkins
and wife. Rev. C. E. Bonsfeld and wlre'
Miss Ada L. Newell, Rev. G.. e. WHIT
man and wife, 8. P. Barchet, NJ. D., ana
wife. Rev. T. D. Holmes and wife. MISS
Clara E. RICHTER, Miss La Verne Minnlss.
Miss Stella Ralyea, Rev. ]. F. Proctor
and wife. Rev. c. A. Solquist and WlIe'
Briton Corlies, M. D., Rev. A. F. Groes-
beck and wife, Rev. j. 8. Adams ana
wife, Rev. G. A. Huntley and wife, MISS
Annie L. Crowl, Rev. +. ]. Bradshaw
Mr.. H. ]. Spenshaw and wife, Kew.
Jacob Speicher and wife, Miss Josephine
| M. Bixby and Rev. w. M. Uperaft anu
wife.
Mr.. Upcraft and wife were sent out
from st. Paul. At present they are sta
| toned at Yaehau, 1,600 miles up the
Yang-Tsi-Kiang, where they have been
| for nearly eleven years. Mr.. Uperaft
was first sent out by the British Bible
| society. His house was attacked and
| burned, and, after being stoned, he was
| left as dead on the river bank, it not
| being thought worth while to throw him
| in. He was assisted by a faithful con-
vert and managed to reach the coast in
safety, but Immediately returned TO re-
commence his labors. Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Warner went out with him and
staid until last fall. At present they
| reside at GAL Cedar street, and do not
| intend to return as it is impossible for
TTor. ofo md he a 70
| The board of foreign missions of the
Presbyterian church issued a call, por-
ton of which Is given herewith:
While there is more or less agitation III
other parts of China, the chief present
danger affects the Picking and East and
West Shantung missions. The mission
aries in the Picking mission, embracing
the Picking and Paotingfu stations, have
been cut off from all communication since
June r. and all our efforts to obtain Spe-
cific information regarding them have
failed. The latest word was a cable from
Chefoo on the I'D: Picking in peril
Shantung ordered to port" which doubt
less means that the United States consul
at Chefoo has directed all the mission
aries in the interior of the Shantung
province to abandon their stations and
seek the protection of the coast cities, and
that the T'eking and Paotingfu mission
aries are so surrounded by foes that they
cannot leave.
The names and locations of the mis-
sionaries who are in greatest peril are as
follows:
Mrs. Wherry, Mrs. Whiting, Mr. and
Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Lowrie are
in tie United States.
WEST SIlANTUNG MISSION.
Chinafu-Capital Of the Shanting Prov->
irce, 300 miles south of Picking; occupied
in 1872; missionaries: Rev. w 3. Ham
ilton and Mrs. Hamilton, Rev. v F.
Partch and Mrs. Partch, Charles Lewis
M. D., Miss Mary L. Durham, NJ. D.,
Miss Edna B. Parks NJ D., Rev. John
Murray and Mrs. Murray.
Wei Eien-One hundred and fifty miles
southwest of Tengchow; occupied in 1852;
missionaries: Rev. F. II. Chalfant ard
Mrs. Chalfant Rev J. A. Fitch and Mrs.
Fitch, w. r. FAIRIES, M. D., and Mrs
FAIRIES, Miss Emma F. Boughton. M. D..
Mrs. M M. Crossette, Miss Charlotte E.
Halves.
Ichowfu-One hundred and fifty miles
southeast of Chefoo; occupied 1891; mis-
sionaries; c. f. Johnson, M. D., and Mrs
Johnson, Rev. w. S. Faris and Mrs
Faris Miss E. e. Fleming, NJ d.
Ginning Chow-One hunred and fifty
miles southwest of Chinafu; occupied
1892; missionaries: Rev r. H. Bent and
Mrs. Bent
Mr.. and Mrs. Natter, Mr. Mary Brown.
Mr.. LaughIin, Mr. and Mrs Davies ana
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Chalfant are in the
United States.
The Methodist missions in greatest dam
ger are as follows: Rev. F. Brown, Rev.
G. r. Davis. Rev. F. D. GamewelI Rev.
j. f. Hayner, Rev. I. T. Headland. Rev.
w. T. Hobart, Rev. H. e. King, Rev.
w. c. Longden, DR.. G. D. N. Lowry,
Rev. H Lowry, Rev. ]. H. Pyke, Rev.
w. Verify, Rev. w. F. Walker, Miss
Alice Terrell.
Rev. Gamewell, Rev. King and Miss
Alice Terrell. when last heard of, were
in Picking. AS the missionaries are. often
compelled to visit Picking and other sea-
ports it is impossible to tell who was
or who was not in Picking at the time
| of the assault on the British legation.