New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-12
MISSIONARIES RESCUED.
LIST OF THOSE ON VESSELS SECURED
BY Mr.. FOWLER

rescue OF the missionaries and their 1ar1llles
who were escaping from the interior OF China
The Consul says that through the extreme KIND
ness of the Japanese Consul, R. Tayut, he sue
ceeded in obtaining Japanese steamer me
Kwanko AIaru. which made four trips along the
coast and brought back the persons named n
an amended list The Consul tncIoses report
made bv the Rev. George Cornwell, who went
in charge Of the ship on It's trip 10 Yang-kioa-
kou. an inlet on the coast OF Northern Shan
Tung over TWO hundred miles due west OF che
Foo. 10 rescue the endangered Americans ana
other foreign missionaries. Dr. CornweH says
that with much difficulty he got many OF the
missionaries 10 come down 70 1ang-hloaAOu
from, the interior. On the way 10 Che-Foo with
missionaries he had gathered, the japanese snip
Heian was net at Taiping-Wan, and an e1ort
was made 10 get her 10 pick UP some OF the
missionaries who might come down later 70 the
coast The captain and his officers were pleas
ant and ready 70 do everything they could, out
the commodore, after parleying a long time re-
fused 70 wait for the people at Hang-AloaAou
70 take them aboard II they came OUT Whl-e Nc
was unloading and even no take on ooaro any
one 10 meet them, though TO him was offered
$500 day, and the captain urged MN 10 &C
cep1. Dr.. Corrweu says:
We nut before him the serious nature Of his
re4r1sai as il was positively matter or I'VE ana
daa-E hut II was Of nc use. Then we threat
Anad him with dismissal from kalping company
and summary treatment from american M
Jananese consuls If he persisted in refusal he
0rscricaIly ordered US to leave the snip ano We
did 40 leaving him in q crowd OF evll looking
1o- ec- contrary 70 the coupredore's orders
0-Tfnarflv but he declared that II any refugees
came out 10 him at Yang k!oakou ne would axe
them aboard and protect them, Win no rssaEu
n what the compredOre would say.
list OF the passengers VINO we're PICKED up
is forwarded with the report It Is as rol-oWs'
PASSENGERS ON KwANKo MARI
FIRST TRIP.
n c--ER1S French Consul
9 99is5 = EEsAIRE
SECOND TRIP-TAIAN-FU.
AMERICAN. The Rev. D.. and Mrs. cRAwFoRD
The Rev P BoST5GI vie al. and sss .S SnaFe
TIE Rev. 7. 7 gLALoGK and viz Wiz
re Pew g TEDDER,
English; The Eev---A5;7zs = ana MS SF'D" ~
ne E Re-. Nr WILLIAMS.
CEINAN-FU.
American: The Rev. Y ?. PARrcH, wife and r"o
s 7APy I. BURN-HAM
The Rev Fitch VII; :- and . mo children
r. EG.. E 5R2zRG Z oHALFANT.
PAOIING.
r-us,.,. The Rev. JOHN and Mrs. ROBINSON.
Inc Misses Misses if 4EbI.EY wife and one child
b- T JONES and wife
English: TIE Rev. T. JONES
CE1NG-CHOW-FC.
English: Ms R. c FoRsTrH
lie E.Z E E gEEEN1''7 and wife
CHow-FISG.
English: The Rev 81 sELPWAE. - .-t,.-.
Mss Mss T : Ms
Canadian: Or. WILLIAM McLCFE. wife and three
DR.. JAMES MEEEz1Es.. wife and two children
5-ainese3 Ms. Dr. CHANG
THIRD rRIP-PANG-CEUANG
American: The Rev. Dr.. H D PORTER
4es R e i ! 4 n cAo1N and wife
CHINAN-FU.
e2a Din 6Es TrRE a4AE He sad f7 9sl Sai-d
Dr. LEWIS;
Hs1Ao-cEANG.
English. The Rev. s 2 MECH, wife and child
b 5r'' 3 Il s 1 MFAR1ANE, wff. and child
ms 45s' Rev S = H BRIDGE wife and children
'n7 FoURTE rRrr-cHrNAH-FU
an Fs4 < If ?, FERK N '--'-O
rENG-cHow.
a;g:sa TR Tr Hf Dr. VII. e an. Nd 6 nA cSa
CHINAN-FU.
Fl92oR e REN aARcH
Father VIA
Father FEN0GJ5Io
Father CHERUBEo-
Fsrher REFTAELE
Brother OTTAVIO-
Brother CORBINIANO
7rother DIEGO
F-7ur Chinese sub-6saCons
PECEI-LI
Father BOSCH.
CHING-CHOW-EC.
Father CEEECBTNO
Father RCAUALD.
Fatner SOLASO
PASSENGERS ON HEIAN MARU, JULY
FIRST TRIP-CHoW-PTNG
English. The Rev z DRAKE wife ard thr-s
children
ire Rev ? HARMON. wife and four children
m 9 PATTERSON. wife and child
II. = WILLS
Mss ) SIMPSON
C-HING-CHow-FT-.
English The Rev G JONES
FORSYTH
SECOND TRIP-TEN5-CHOT-FU
American The Rev Or HAFTwELL ard wife
JAMIE HARTWEII4
CLAUDE EARTWELL~
Mrs OWEN.
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