New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20

..s ree-e n the tine the mission property was
s+royed by IRE, and were reported as safe, July /
-sE REV AND MRS HUNTER CORBETT
~ and Mrs Corbett We're connected with the
r7-sz-v-e-tau station at Che-Foo. and have there
tore been able remain = their posts with safety
- JuIy 6 Che-Foo is one Of the Oldest OF the
P-eshyter.an mission stations IN North China hav-
l.I-5ssiEn po-- 81 shan-Tuug.
-z-- REV. AND MRS GEORGE CORNWFII.
NJ and Mrs Co-nwen are slso located at Che
Fac TIE Presbyterian Board sent Mr. Cornweu
cable message on Saturday July Il. authorizing
r,-- 70 s-aw upon the funds OF the Board depos-
red a. Shanghai for any amount required FOR the
LEI ~ -he r sslora-irs and native converts and
a7es..HE 20 ga a T--7s OF ne missionaries
cpon proposition - w.tharaw al the Presoy-
co-uweH were reported definitely on July as
Beng ssts
MRS " NJ CROssETTE
Ms. Crosset-e was one % the missionaries who
ss-a1e5 sro- Wei-F5iec when the mission buildings
re-s burned She was reported as having arrived
q. TsnE-Tao In ~he-Foo dispatch Of July II
Mrs Cr1sSs-Jes maiden name was Merrill She
was married 70 The Rev T. Crossette with whom
fves i- Eee1e, n H
The RET. AND MRS ". O. EI.TERrcH
NJ and Mrs El-e-tch were stationed Al cba-Foo
N-ch &C The Information which the F-esrv+e-.s-
soz-5 sas o5ratae5 reEar5inE the Whereabouts Of
t1eT ---e-a-2E missionaries has through NJ
EI,s-ic-.s cable messages
DR. AND MRS. ". r. FARES
Dr Fares and his wife escaped with their col
leagues from che station At wef-rier when +ba
a.- -.S II T r5e q 7sg n Chs-Foo
.5e steamer chartered by United States Consul
The REV. AND MRS c. H FEM.
Fek-1F they were natives Of this State. Nj
Fem vas born at Clyde OF April L 1895 He re-
ceved his appointment II 1891 IN 1892 ne married
-a--e- -se- -pa-- Ia--a - -s-f-5- = - -
s11 -To years M Fenrs father Samuel P
reported as safe n any DISPATCHES and Il is p-ob-
ats -1a- -1ev were II Picking
TIE REv. AND MRS J =. FITCH
NJ and MS Fitch were located az wei-FIieu.
they are supposed 70 have been IN Shanghai on
J--- > -E5ir safety Vas reported on July 6.
Mss E E. FLEMING. u D
Mss Fleming was connected WIKI the mission al
-c1CE-F-- A cable dZspsrch OF July u stated that
kl5 lad arrived az Ts-lg-Tao-
-EE REV and MRS. ". g HAMILTON.
~. and Nrs. Hamilton were stationed a. Shan
r, -1e capital q rh= Shan-Tung Province. Mrs
Hamilton and daughter were reported early last
week as having reached Che-Foo NJ Hamilton +s
reported 70 have arrived in Che-Foo Monday.
States Consul
Mss CATHERINE z. HAYES
Mss HAYES one o. the missionaries who
escaped from WeI-Hteu. Il c recent dispatch she
IS reported having arrived az Tst-E-Tao Miss
HzTeg wgs bon Z Madison, Ind, November 2.
- sac las sister Mrs 4 z. Nevtns, living 81
No- SIS A-kz1-zTe- P-ctsbl-g.
TIE REV. AND MRS Y. u. HAYES.
NJ Hayes and his wife were stationed al Tuag-
Chow pace OF re coast eSry-1ve miles north
wss- . -EeEco. This station : one Of the Oldest
q The Presbyterian missions n North China, Il
vas opened II ISL AIr and Mrs. Hayes were re-
nv nave Two ca-en John b. aEeS we've w - and
agnes. aged nine years
DR. AND MRS COR-LANDT Van RENsET-
LAIR HODGE
D. Hodge and his VIE were located at Pao-Ting-
- re place where there we're Boxer disturbances
vhe- The uprising first began 70 attract attention
T-ey were reported s-I al their station on July
8 Dr. Hodge : son ot The Rev. Dr.. Hodge sec
ral-z-T- - 80 81 80, ~ $50 81 - -. =
vas Mss Elsie Campbell Sinclair os the same city.
DR. And MRS JOHN n INGLIs
From q letter written by Mrs IagIls on June !
ron Pek-ng, where Dr- and Mrs, IngHs were sta
tuned. Il was learned --ar owing to the Illness OF
y. --gl-s II had been impossible for them 70 ger
away rom the city. D. IngIs had been trans
= 49, Pz-+-Z 49, - ca71-s7 g-as lI-55s~--5=
Dr IE-s Is vel known IN the Newark Presoy-
cs-.es y he Presbyre-y and vas sent 70 china
nearly -7-c years ago CE The Board OF Foreign Ms
s0-s q he Presbyterian Church He succeeded
E-0Cs-- Coleman me AC-T1-E Hospital which
C--T short distance from Eek-ug- Dr.. IuELis
graduate q Washington and Jefferson College. and
s--sI --5---sy Bes5s ne .-ce4-L-zLes e1a-Il-e-
--o- 9s-1-e re E-eSDy-s-y OF W ss1-1g-CC- He
-le- TOOK e 1-- medical course. and was g-adu-
ats5 TON ire Ohio Medical College. and later
st-c-ec e. E-sC Medical college, chicago. WIN
D. --z-s his wife. who Miss Theodore
Marshal. Ct Chicago, and one child.
The REV. AND MRS J. P IRWIN.
L.. ard Mrs. irwin were stationed II Tung-
n
went OUT --ou Ebelezers Penn. They arrived IN
--7-E1C early II July.
DR. F JOHNSON
D. Johnson was stationed a Ichow-Fu- He
reported az being SAFE July g He, with
his vie and children, went 70 Che-Foo-
TIE REV zvD MRS CHARLES a EILLIE
NJ and Ms EtTIle were a. Picking Mr.. EtHie
received rs appointment in January. 1888 He
bern Marshall. H. OF Nay 2, 1557 He
married Mss Louise Scott e native q Iowa
Rev ~ E--le has friends IN Marshall, IL, and
Ms E--e has G sister. Ms. Oliver P. Lls-Ol, llF-
--g ~ Beatrice N=B-
Mss ELIZA Z. LEONARD. u. D.
Mss Leonard vas a. Picking. As n the cases
o. most q the other Picking missionaries nothing
-az beer heard from ne-. Miss Leonard was born
81 E5ssl-1 Iowa on November g. 1855 and re-
seiFe6 -=- appointment as missionary n 1885.
Ele has relatives living At Tacoma, Wash.
Dr. CHARLES LEWIS
70 C-=-Foo after the uprising became threatening.
TIE PEW = WAITER LOWRY.
NJ Lowry was stationed Al Pao-Ttng-Fu. He