The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-19
Kamnn CALI for I nons

An tfiCnn troops from the philippines tu
china. Tho President sent Tor Acting
Secretary Of war Mcikiojohn today an1
had n long conference with him. Tho un-
Outstanding here n that Rear Admiral
| kcnpn and General Macarthur have
| been communicated with and that Kempn
will send TO Macarthur for troops the
moment he believes their presence IN
| China Ii Indispensable.
The pressure brought by tho American
boards OF missions on Pres dent McHin-
ley aside from the general aspects OF
the situation. Is supposed TO be respon-
sible for this arrangement OF the mat
ter
The situation is. II anything. worse
than 1t was yesterday. The cable from
Minister Conger given out today was re-
celved yesterday. Since early this morn
ing telegraphic communication between
Tien Tsin and Picking has been lost.
Minister Conger's telegram was to the
effect that the Pao Ting foreign mis-
sionaries are safe up to tho present; that
the Chinese Government has sent troops
there and promises ample protection to
the mission. although II Ia not thought
that this protection will insure safety.
According to Minister Conger II il i'm.
possible at this moment to send any for
Flu. Mr.. Conger's doubt as TO the per-
manence of the Chinese ability to protect
the missions is in line with his pre-be-
lief in his mind that the few Chinese
Christians are to be overcome by the
element of the Boxers.
II 1t IL true, as stated today, that the |
Empress Dowager has sought protection |
in the Russian Legation Mt Picking, II Is |
apparent that the Russo-Chinese scheme |
IS near its realization. The action of |
the Empress, II she has taken such
step. clearly indicates that she regards
Russia as her nearest friend and best
protector and shows that, in her judg-
ment, Russia is the proper Power TO
maintain the integrity of the Empire and
restore peace.
The reports as to the landing of Rus
sian troops at various points are boliev-
ed here TO be the forerunner of news
that Russia is strongly represented in
the neighborhood of Ieking by her mill
tary forces; and that, when the column
of 1900 marines and bluejackets of all
nations from Tlen-Tsin reaches the Chi
nese capital, it Will find comparative
peace restored and Russia in possession
in the field, both automatically and
Should this belief prove to be Justified
by the happenings, Great Britain will
have been administered IA most severe
blow; Russia VIII have secured an ex-
tension Of territory in Northern China
in compensation for Great Brtains cx-
pansion in South Africa
The Navy Department received the
following cablegram from Admiral
Kempff:
TONG KU, June ll.-Secretary Navy,
In case all communication
Picking cut not able to go alone If other
nations so Will join to relieve Americans,
pending Instructions. Situation serious
of marines from Manila has
been urgently requested. Answer.
KEMPFT
Upon receipt of the above Secretary
Long sent the following cablegram to
Remey ut Manila:
NAVY DEPARTMENT. June n.-Rem-
ey, Manila: Send by Solace Immediately
with all dispatch to Kempff 100 marines,
arranging if practicable that after land
ing Solace shall continue homeward voy-
age, as previously ordered. LONG.
The following undated dispatch has
been received at the Navy Department:
Secretary of the Navy: Forces landed
by the different nations. Opening com
to Picking. Americans join
ID. KEMPFF
Admiral Nempr also reports the arriv-
Il of the Monocacy at Taltu
Missionaries in Peril. /
NEW YORK, June 1l.-All of the For
,ign Missionary Society officers In New ,,
York are apprehensive as to the safety
# missionaries in the North China dis ,,
riot. sent out under American auspices.
the Methodist Episcopal
Church In the district where the Boxers
ire making trouble are:
Anna Gloss, NJ. D., of Chicago; Fran
es o. Wilson of Des Moines; Mrs. Char !,
otte NJ. Jewell and Mrs. Barrows, n. D.. |,
10Th registered from the New York
'ity Bureau; Annie L. Steers, Efiie G.. :.
'oung, Gertrude Gilman, C. NJ. Frey. L.. :
J. Glover, Rachael X. Benn. NJ. D.. Ida !
4. Stevenson, NJ D.. Edna c.. Terry, NJ.
D.. Miranda Crouchcr and Mary L.. Z,
;herkley. :
The Congregational Church in this
ountry reports more missionaries In the +,
>orth China district than any other de- =,
omination. Among them are: q
Edwin y. Aiken, Maud l.. Aiken, Will A
lam S. Ament, Mary Ament Mary Il. .
andrews. Abbie G. Chaplin. Jane Il. Cha
in. Flora NJ. Chaplin, Franklin NJ. Cha
in. Jane G. Evans, Charles II. Ewing. y
Jessie G. Ewing George II. Ewing, Sar- ,
h H. Ewing. Howard s, Gait, Louise :
. Gait Chauncey Goodrich. Sarah b,
ioodrlch, Anna A. Gould, Ada Haven, !
ames H. Ingram. NJ, d.; Myrtle b. In
ram, John L. Mater. Mary Land Meier d
'uella Miner. Mary S. Morrill,, Virginia n
. Murdoch NJ. D.; Willis C. Noble NJ. u
J.: villa j. Noble. Frances Il. Patter-
on. Albert r. Peck, NJ. D.; Celia T.. p
eek. Henry =. Perkins. Estella L. Par. X
ms, NJ. D.; Horace II. Pltlin, LENA 4. '
!tkin, Henry ID. Porter. NJ. D.; Eliza u
eth c. Porter, Mary H. Porter James =,
, Roberts. Grace l., Roberts, Nellie N. =
ussell, Devoilo C. Sheffield. y. d.; E.ie- /.
tor w. Sheffield. NJ. Elizabeth Sheffield, u
rthur II. Smith. ID. D.; Emma ID. u
NTH. William i. Sprague, Viette j. a.
prague, Charles a, Stanley. Ursula !,
LaEley Elwood G. Tewksbury, Grace II. u
ewksbury, Edward r. Wagner, NJ. D.; ~
yrtie c. Wagner. Geo. ID. Wilder, Ger ~
ude W. Wilder, Mark Williams. Il. Ger u
ude Wyckoff and III. Grace Wyckof.
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