New-York tribune., 1900-07-12

said IS the most satisfactory and important cable
dispatch that has come to the office from China
II announced the safety OF thirteen missionaries Of
the Methodist Society and the Woman's Foreign
Society OF the Methodist Church stationed in the
disturbed districts The missionaries announced
safe are Dr. N s. Hopkins. of Tang-Shan: the
Rev J. Fl. Pyke. ]. Victor Martin Dr. Rachel r
Benn. Miss Mary z. Shockley and DIT Ida NJ
Stevenson, of Tien-Tsin; Dr. George n. Lowry Mrs
H. E King and Miss Ella E Glover Of PektnK.
the Rev J. F. Hayner and Miss Miranda Croucher
of Tsun- Hua and the Rev G. W Verify and DIT
NJ l. Barrow, Of Tai-Nau. shan-Tung. Those yet
to be reported are the Rev. G. r Davis the Rev
F. D. Gamewel Miss Alice Terrell. Dr. Anna D
Gloss c. NJ Jewell and Miss Gertrude Gilman. OF
Peking; the Rev " H Hobart the Rev " F.
Walker and Miss Frances o. Wilson of Tien-Tsin
The dispatch was undated. 1t came from the Rev
Frederick Brown. who is at Che-Foo in response
to repeated inquiries for information DR.. Leonard
added the name of the Rev H E King to the lisr
OF those reported safe, was so reported on
June ls
A dispatch also announced the safety Of Edward
Lowry brother Of DR. George y. Lowry. at
Picking He is in the customs service of China.
Their father is the Rev. H. r. Lowry president
or the Methodist University of Peking
Dr. Hopkins's wife and three children. the Rev
Mr. Pyke's wife and four children, Mrs ]. F
Hayner and three children Mrs Verify and Mrs
George n Lowry and three children are in China
Miss Shockley was connected with the girls
school at Tien-Tsn. and Miss Croucher had charge
Of the schol for girls Tsun-Hua Dr. Ida NJ
Stevenson and DR.. Rachel R. Beun were in tn.
Methodist Hospital and Dispensary az Tien-Tsin
Mrs. Barrow has just begun medical work in 5 Saan-
Tung. J. Victor Martin who was sent out 70 Tien-
Isln as mission treasurer. had Just arrived when
the outbreak came. He is twenty-five years old
The Rev. G R. Davis has wife and seven chill
dren in this country. Mrs Davis is at Delaware
Ohio. Mrs. GameweI is with Mr.. Gameweu: Mrs
Hobart and children are in this country and Mrs
Walker and her daughter Esther are with Dr
Walker DR.. Walker has a son in this CITY Miss
Terrell went to China in lS24 She had charge Of
the Department of Mathematics In the Methodist
University at Pekng. Mrs Jewell and Miss Ger
trude Gilman were connected with the Girls High
School at Peking. Miss Gloss was one Of the rned-
cal missionaries in Pedng, where the Methodist
Church has a fine hospital building said 10 be one
OF the best in North China.
dispatch received yesterday al the rooms
OF the Presbyterian Board from the Rev. W P
ChaIfant, OF the station at Ichow-Fu, dated San
Francisco. July 10 announcing his arrival there
Flu on leave of absence.
The Rev. Dr.. A. Woodruff Halsey Of the Presby-
garding Dr. and Mrs. John VI. IngIis of Peking
DR.. Inglis had been ordered from Pezng to Manila
and was ABOUT 10 start Tor the Philippine Islands
when the Chinese trouble began. A letter written
June l. says that at that time Dr. Inglis was suf-
fertng from an acute attack Of Asiatic dysentery
packed. Stones, she said, were flying through the
Christian and Missionary Auiance, at No $50
Etghth-ave yesterday received a dispatch from
NJ. B. BirreIl. Of the Central China station OF the
Alliance, dated Wu-Hu. July L. which said:
''Au well. Ladies in Japan"
Mr. Bell said that probabi with one or two ex-
cepuons the missionaries in Central China
safe The message he said, was in response TO one
sent two or three weeks ago. authorizing the mis-
sOnaries to seek safety II there danger and TO
another sent Saturday asking for answer The
missionaries IN the Central China mission are Mr..
Snyder, W. n Ruhle, the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.
Shields, W Shantz and Mrs Macbeth, of Thibet
ana MI ana MIS- NJ. B. BlrreIl. Miss Mary Funk.
Mr.. and Mrs James Smith, Miss L. McCuIly Miss
NJ Quinn, Miss J. Ross, Miss Ada Morgan. z.
Chaplin, Mr. and Mrs EkvaH. Miss NJ Parnenter
Miss ]. P RhInd, B. Alexander, Miss N. Davidson
and Miss =. Young