The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-10-13
/ CALLS FOR VENGEANCE.
Complete List of Protestant Mis-.
sionaries Known to Have Been
Killed in China.
IT MAKES A FEARFUL ARRAIGAMEAT,
Men, Women and Children Indiscrim-
inately Slaughtered by the Fanat-
zeal BOxers-AnOther List of Those
Unaccounted For and Believed to
Have Been Killed.

zeal BOxers-AnOther List Of Those
Unaccounted For and Believed to
Have Been Killed.
New York, Oct. 10.-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..
Hykes, ID. d., its agent in Shanghai,
as follows:
In Shan Tung, Dec. 81, 1S99-Rev. s. NJ
In Chih-Li. about June /. lsOO-Rev. H.
Y. Norman, Rev. c. Robinson, OF the
ch M Pacing ii EP Fa June sRev E. Sim
COX Bullion, Pa; Mrs. Simcox, London,
Pa, three children; Dr. G. Y. Taylor, all
Of American Presbyterian mission, Tay-
Miss Miss a. A. Gould, Bethel, Me-; Miss N. s.
Morrill,, all Of the American Board mis-
M Gn b Psrna S Ms a aay d Rev bas Wm
Cooper, all Of the China Inland mission,
England.
IA Tsiae-Yi; Shan ST., June socMiss
w MISS otdltil, VI tut NhiHo
Inland mission, England.
from Shan SD, July Is or l6-Rev; g. Ne
Connell,, Mrs. Mcconnell, one child, Miss
Nathan, Miss NJ r, Nathan and Miss
Heavsman Of the China Inland mission,
ty and to have shared their fate, but as
this !s not confirmed, they are put In the
AT Kiq;cheo; e,Kiangl July q AN! and
two children, Miss Desmond, Miss Man
chester Rev. G. F. Ward Mrs. Ward.
one child, Miss Sherwood. Miss Thirgood.
Rice July -; Mr., Saunders child, lsa-
bella, July "a Mr.. Saunders child. Jessie,
August 8; Mrs. e. J. Cooper, August 6;
Mrs Whitehouse, all Of the English Bap-
list mission. England; Mr.. Buynon, Mrs.
Buynon, three children, all Of the British
and Foreign Bible society. England M
Mrs. j. Stevens. Miss M. ~ Clarke, OF
the China Inland mission, England.
UnaccOunted For.
The following is a list of the mis-
sionaries who are unaccounted for to
date September 81. 1t only includes
those who were in the provinces most
affected by the Boxer troubles, viz,
Chih-H and Shan 81:
The last word from the following who
were stationed In northern shan 81, was
Arson, Mrs. Arson, Mrs. Aspeden, Miss
M. Il. Smith. Mr. Person, Mrs Person,
Miss G, A., Larson, Miss Lundell, Miss
bEnsya F. petsrs0n MI HS q Fl Hpr 81
China Inland mission, England.
The last word from the following. was
June 30-Mr. Ogren Mrs. Ogren, Mr.. Peat,
'N Nathan da.i M" Miss NJ T.. Nathan Miss
Barrett Mr.. Woodroffe, Dr Hewett,, all
Of the China Inland mission. England
Believed to Have been Killed.
1t is believed that all of the mis-
sionaries who were in Tai Yuen Flu at
the time of Miss Coombs' death We're
massacred on the 9th of July.
The following missionaries are
known to have been in Tai Yuen Flu at
the time of the reported massacre,
and have doubtless persisted, includ-
ing Miss Coombs. There are only 81
names, which is six short of the num-
Der said to have been massacred, ac-
cording TO Chinese official reports;
but il is known that those living at
places near to the capital were urged
by the local officials to take refuge in
Tai Yuen, because (as they afterward
snid), they were unwilling to kill the
missionaries, and sent them to Yu-
Ilsien, the governor, to butcher:
\ Grewsome List.
Supposed to have been killed at Tai
Yuen Flu. July 9-Rev. 7. w Piggott,
Mrs h Pgsee Pr Lq saNcs Mr. Ms k stoSss
Rev. j. simpson. Mrs. simpson, Rev. A;
Hodde, Miss Duval,all Of the "shaoyang"
mission; Rev, @, =. Farthing, Mrs
Es S 'wS sHSrfnM aSt d'Sw%d
Mrs. Forsberg, c. Blomberg, Mrs. .Blom-
berg, Y, ,Norsn, Mrs Noren, A. Eager
Anderson, NJ. Book Mrs, Book. a. Sand
berg, A. E. Palm. Miss e. Erickson. o.
RinGmark Mira o. Rinemark, +. Ny
Mr ss Mr Sya,ro MySMT2m NJ so SySsrSm
Mrs. c. soderbaum, 4. Larsen, Mrs, \
Larsen, G. l.. Lundberg, Mrs. G. l.. Lund-
berg; seventeen children IN the mission,
all OF them Christian and Missionary al
More Umaccounted For.
Mr., Kay, Mrs, Kay, MIR g. Mcltie, Miss
Chapman, Miss Way al of the China In
,nr are ,%e urnS Vyit for"Mr' Greene Mrs,
Greene, two children, Miss Gregg, all Of
the China Inland mission. England.
hands Of the The Boxers at a place 80 miles
from Tien Tsin.) Mr., Grihiih, Mrs. Crit.
nth, Mr. Brown, OF the China Inland mis-
son 10 Sa he se n n "rs
Rev. W, A, Mccurrach, Mrs. McCurracn,