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

going to China. They have two chiliren-
MRS JOHN !. MATTER,
Mrs. John I. Natter was stationed at Picking. II
is not thought that she escaped. Mrs Mater was
born Ia St Thomas. Penn, IN 1915 she received
her education in the Fayetteville Academy anu
Chambersburg Seminary. Pennsylvania Mrs No
teer labored several years in China undeI me eTs5
in work for Chinese women in Beulah Cal, and for
t iona s s3en on5af years h 9 % Coeg Her
husband died in Picking on April TO- 1901
MISS LUELI4A MINER
Miss LuelIa Miner was an instructor in the NorIn
China College al Tung-Cho and IS suppoSeu "
have taken refuge in Picking. Miss Miner was
graduated from OberIu College IN 1857. ana sat4e1
consin.
MISS MARY s. MORRILL,
Miss Mary s Morrill, IS supposed TO be at Pao-
boPs IN 5i 81 She R %e6f to OF the Nilsson station in
MISS VIRGINIA MURDOCH, NJ D.
It IS thought that Miss Virginia Murdoch, NJ d.
Murdoch was born in GAINESVILLE Ohio in 1850 she
studied at the Normal College, Normal, H. ana
stfePqed ne Women MeatH2I Sol t7 7,aIicaI
department OF the University OF Michigan. beLore
going TO the mission field she taught in the PUBLIC
in Chicago She sailed in iss7
MISS FRANCES B. PATTERSON
Miss Frances 3. Patterson. of the Tien-Tsin sta
ton, was reported to be at Shanghai on June 2.
Mr., AND MRS. HENRY P. PERKINS.
The Rev. and Mrs. Henry P. Perkins were at
Siu-Ching. He and his family are safe at Che-Foo-
Mr.. Perkins was born in 1856 at Ware Mass. He
was graduated from Williams College in 1873 and
studied two years a the Hartford Theological
Seminary. He went to China in 1SS2 He visited
the United States N 1892 and took medical course
though Mrs. Perkins is NOT mentioned in the dis
Her maiden name was Es-elle A. Akers- She was
in CHINA ander the 1IaeRod75t Board u57i She
married Mr.. Perkins in 1880 Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins
--a-' 81 l----IeH'
THE REV. HORACE T. PTTKIN
The Rev. Horace T Pitktn was stationed at Pao-
T1ngFu. and it is supposed that he is still there.
Mr.. Pitktn was born in Philadelphia In 1859 Mrs
Pitktn is now with her father in Troy Ohio
Mr.. PORTER AND MISS PORTER
The Rev. Henry D. Porter and Miss Mary Il
Porter were at Paug-Chuaug. They escaped 70
Che-Foo- Mr.. Porter was born in Green Bay Wis
in lS45- He was graduated from Beoit College in
1855, from Andover Seminary in 1870 and from the
mission field in 1872 Mrs Porter IS now in Fa0i+
US Miss Porter was born in Green Bay. Wis. in
sso50ot1 a. the RoGSford Ql9 Seminary and at
THE REV. JAMES H ROBERTS
The Rev James H. Roberts was at KaIgan. He
spent the winter at T1en-Tstn, and It is thought
that he went Up 20 Picking Just before the out
ls2l IN Hartford and was graduated from Yale IN
7SlS ana from Yale TheologGal Seminary in 1876,
are at No IS Wilard-st., Hartford, Conn.
MISS NELLIE y RUSSELL
Miss Nellie y. Russell IS supposed to have been
unable 70 get away from her station. a Picking.
Miss Russell was born in Onronagon, Mich, in 1862
She studied at Mortified Seminary. Mortified
Chicago for five years. She went TO China in
MISS ELIZABETH NJ SHEFFIELD.
Miss Elizabeth N sheHeIds station is Picking.
and il IS not known that she ESCAPED. Miss Shelf
field is the daughter of the Rev and Mrs D. Z.
Sheffield. missionaries OF the American Board IN
Tung-Chow, but on a Through in this coun-
Try. Miss Sheffield born in Tuug-ChOw IN
tended college at 05e-iia ohio She was graduated
in 1898. She returned to China in August 1889.
THE REV. AND MRS. A Il SMITH
The Rev. and Mrs. Arthur H Smith were sta
toned az Pang-Chuang. Il Is thought that they
went 70 Pekiug and were caught there. Mr.. Smith
was born in Vernon, Conn. in 1915 where his
father was pastor OF the Congregational Church.
he was graduated from Beloit College in 1857, and
after studying TWO years at the AndOVer TheOi0g1-
degree IN $50 He -s gr5, s neici-a T.; - V
York and sailed for China in 1872 re is The author
OF Chinese Characterisrcs' and Village Life IN
China Mrs. Smith, who was Miss Emma Dick
irsOa. Of GAINESVILLE. Wis, was educated at the
Belott High School and the Fox Lake Seminary
They have one son In this country.
THE REV. AND MRS WILLIAM P sPRAGUE
The Rev. and Mrs. William P. sprague are sup
posed 70 be al their station beyond Picking. KaI-
gan. Mr.. Sprague is native Of East Bloomfield,
y, 7, where he was born In 1913. he went 10
Brown) was born in 1876 in Newark \ Y
DR. AND MRS c. T TENNEY.
The Rev. Dr.. and Mrs. c. T Tenney. who we're
a. Tien-Tsin, are now on their way this country
according TO q dispatch received on Sunday.
Dr.. Tenrey is president OF Tlen-Tsin Untver-
sity, and was al one time acting United States
Consul at that place. He Is a graduate OF Dart
mouth College and Oberlin Theological Seminary.
He went 10 China under the auspices OF the Amer
lean Board. He afterward severed his connection
with that organization and founded the Tten-Ts!n
University The university Is an independent frsti-
tuition. favored by the progressive element OF the
Ii Hung Chang The Rev BT ne B B95F2nage OF Sf
in-law.
THE REV. AND MRS. z. 9 TEWKSBv-Ry
The Rev. and Mrs EIwood G TewIsbtI-v who
were stationed at Tung-Cho. are supposed 70 have
gone 10 Picking for safety Mr. Tevylsburv was
born in 1865 ar West New5u-y Mass He sailed in
1890. Mrs. Tewksbury Miss Grace 4olbrooll was
born in 1864 at Norwich Conn. She was married 10
have two boys. Nv A7'--S
THE REV. AND MRS. GEORGE D. WILDER.
The Rev. and Mrs. George D Wilder were at
Tien-Tstn- They went TO Shanghai and are sup
posed now 10 De in Kobe. Japan. Mr. Wilder was
born in HiPon, Wis, IL 1863. He studied in Yank-
ton College, Oberlin Theological Seminar and
Yale Divinity School. graduating from the latter
IN 1851 he went 70 China IN the fan OF 1884 he
married Miss Gertrude Stanley daughter OF the
Rev Charles A Stanley. in May 1875 Mrs
Wilder was born in Tten-TsIn in 1870. She came to
this country 10 finish her education and was
taught in Columbus Ohio Mr. and Mrs Wilder
lL. 10 V--1r old