The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-07-16
These Are the Victims.

These Are the Victims.
Following is a list of the Americans and
others who probably have been massacred
in Peking:
American-Edwin Conger. minister: Mrs.
Conger, Mrs. Conger's sister, Miss Laura
Conger; Miss Mary Conger Pierce. Mrs.
M. S. Woodward, of Chicago; Miss lone
Woodward. Miss Payne. Herbert Squers.
secretary of legation; Mrs. Squiers and six
children; William cambridge, second Sec
retary; Fleming Chesire, interpreter; fifty
six marines and seven officers, assigned
TO the guard of the legation.
British-Sir Claude NJ. Macdonald, min
lister; III. G.. n. Dering, second secretary;
DR.. Wordsworth Poole, physician; Right
Rev. Bishop Scott. chaplain; Henry Cock
burn, Chinese secretary; Lady MacDon-
aid, seventy-two men and three officers of
the guard, twelve student interpreters.
German-Baron Won Ketteler, minister;
Baroness Won Ketteler, Won Prittwitz ct
Saffron, first secretary; Dr. Velde, physi-
clan; H. Cordes. interpreter; o. Fesian.
chancellor; thirty-fve men and two Of
ficers of the guard, six student inter-
prefers.
It
ard, secretary; NJ. III. Leduc, interpreter;
M. Morisse, interpreter; Commander vi
dal, military attache; Bishop Favier. DIR.
Detheva, physician; c. NJ +. Bertheaux,
chancellor; eight student interpreters,
guard of seventy-two men and three off,
GERS.
Russian-M. Michael de Giers. minister,
and Nine. De Giers, Mile. De Giers, M. b.
kroupensky, secretary: NJ. B. Evreinof.
second secretary; NJ. p. Popoff. interpreter:
Colonel Dessino. military attache; DR..
Korsakoff, physician; guard of thirty-nine
men and three officers, six student inter-
prefers.
Italian-Marqus Salvaggo Raggi, minis
ter; Marquise Salvaggo Raggi and their
son; Prince Livio Castani attache; Baron
C. Vitali di Portaggo. dragomar; Marquis
Pallavicino. representing the Italo-Chi-
nese Mining Syndicate; guard of thirty
nine men and three officers.
Austrian-Dr. A. de Rosthorn, secretary;
Herr r. Natiesta, vice consul; guard of
thirty men and two officers.
Japanese-Baron Nishii, minister: M.
Ishii Kekonjiro secretary; NJ. Nasheman
Takeshe, second secretary: M. Marumo.
third secretary; Major Aoki. military at
tache; DR.. Nakagawa, physician; MN. Tel
and Fokowmaron, interpreters; NJ. Sagi-
yama, chancellor; guard of twentyfour
men and two officers.
Belgian-M. De Cartier de Marchienne.
charge daffaires; M. De Nelotte, attache;
NJ. A. Splingaerd. interpreter.
Spanish-Senor B. ]. ID. Cologan, minis
ter; Senior f. Soliveres, secretary.
Dutch-M. f. NJ. Knobel. minister; M. w.
]. Van Duysberg, secretary.
Portuguese-Senhor F. II. Galbardo min
lister; Senior NJ. p. A. Bauderia de Luna.
secretary: Senior c. A. r. de Paes AS
sompcao, interpreter.
Foreigners in Chinese Customs Service
Sir Robert Hart, inspector general of Gus
toms; Sir Roberts sister, Mrs. Bredon;
Mr.. Bredon; Miss Bredon, sister of Mr..
Bredon; II. r. Brazier, chancellor; P. Won
| Rautenfeld. secretary; F. w. Maze, audi
tor; C. B. Brewitt-Taylor, assistant Sec
retary; ]. Van Aalst, secretary of posts;
| c. E. Tenant, assistant secretary of posts;
| twelve probationer clerks.
With regard TO the missionaries who have
| shared the fate of the diplomatic corps
| at Peking it is impossible to give any
| definite information as TO their numbers.
For. although the American and English
| societies are aware of the names of the
| missionaries who were assigned to duty at
| Peking at the time when the troubles
commenced, and some of whom got away
| in safety, they cannot tell how many of
the missionaries from neighboring districts
| had sought refuge in the city.
The same is the case with the Roman
| Catholic missionaries. of whom there were
| large number engaged in religious work
| in Peking and i'm the surrounding country.