The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-28

( thirty-six women, with upward oi
twelve children. are believed TO have
been in Picking on June % last, and if
may safely be assumed that the mis-
siouarIes OF other nations combined ex-
coed that total American missionaries
there, according TO information from
their respective headquarters, are
PREsBYTRIANs.
The Rev. John Wherry, born in Ship
/ pensburg, Pa. il 1887. has been in Chi
ma since 1864. He has three sons in this
country. one OF whom. Mr.. John F.
/ Wherry. lives in Newark. y. J.
Mrs John Wherry. wife OF the fore
1 going. was Miss Sarah Z. Brandon
] when she was married 10 him, just be
/ fore sailing for China.
/ The Rev. j. L. whiting, born in New
/ FORK in 1885. has brother. Mr. w Il
I whiting. living in Rochester. y. Y
Mrs. Whiting and their three children
are now with her brother, Mr.. c. r.
Jackson. in Norfolk, Ohio.
The Rev C. II. Fem, 81 years OLD,
OF Clyde, \. Y, has been in China
since 1891, with Mrs. Fem. who was
Miss Alice h May of Bath. n. Y, and
two children, now six and four years
old
The Rev. Charles a killie of Mar
shall. Ill, who has been in China since
1883. is accompanied by his wife. His
mother, Mrs. Mary A Hippard, lives
in Marshall, H. Mrs. Killie, who was
Miss Louise Scott OF Georgetown, H.,
has been in China ten years longer
than her husband.
Dr.. and Mrs John NJ. Inglis have
both been in China for many years.
Miss Eliza E. Leonard, NJ. D., was
born in Kossuth, Iowa, in 1866. She
has been in China for five years. Mr..
W P. Leonard of Tacoma, Wash, Is
her brother.
Miss Grace Newton of South Orange,
n j., joined the missionaries in Pc
king in May, 1887 She formerly lived
with her sister, Mrs. Edward D. Shep-
pard, in South Orange. She is 40 years
old
Miss Bessie Mccoy was born in Pc
king. China. She is the daughter OF 2
former missionary there, the Rev. G. c.
Mccoy. After receiving an education
in this country she returned TO China
in 1896.
Miss Jennie McKilIican has been in
China since 1888. She is a sister of Mr..
Finlay McKillican Of Vankleek Hill.
Ontario, Canada, where she was born.
The Rev Dr. ". A P Martin, presi-
dent Of the Imperial University of Chi
ma, was born on April 10, 1927, in 1.-Two
mia, Ind. He went TO China in 1850 and
became president of the Tong Weng
College in 1868. When the Imperial
University of China was established he
was appointed its president. He is
mandarin of the second class. Besides
doing missionary work, he has written
several volumes on Chinese subjects.
CONGREGATIONAL,
The Rev. DR.. Chauncey Goodrich, who
went 10 China in 1865, formerly
lived in Hinsdale, Mass He was in
charge of the theological department of
the North China College of Tung Che,
which was recently destroyed by the
Boxers. He is accompanied by his wife
Mrs Sarah B. Goodrich, who Joined
him in 1879.
uc ESSN- III w -Autul
superintendent of the Congregational
Mission al Picking. DR.. Ament has been
in China since 1877. His wife, Mrs.
Mary A Ament, and their two children
are now in Oberlin. Ohio.
Mrs Mary S Matter went to China
in 1894 with her husband. Mr.. John
Lowrie Natter, brother of DR.. Matter
of the Presbyterian Mission. They
lived in Burlington, Iowa. He died on
April %. in Picking.
The Rev. Charles E. Ewing has been
in China for six years He is about so
years old and was graduated from AM
herst College and the Yale Divinity
School. He l. accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. Bessie c. Ewing. formerly of New
Haven, Conn brother, the Rev. G.
Henry Ewing. is at Pautiingfu. Their
father. the Rev. Mr.. Ewing. has been
pastor of the Congregational church OF
Dsnvers. Mass. for many years.
The Rev Elwood G. Tewksbury and
Mrs Grace II T'ewksbury became mis-
siouaries in 1890 They went from
Somerville. Mass. They have several
children.
Miss Ada Haven has been in the mis-
sionary field for twenty-one years.
Miss Virginia C Murdoch. NJ D,
joined the missionaries in China in
1881
Miss Mary E. Andrews was associate
professor OF theology in the North Chi
ma College for many years. She went
10 China in 1865
Or. and Mrs. James H Ingram of
vinelsnd. n. j.. with their two chill
drsn. were in Tung Che. but fed TO
Picking He is 10 years old His wife.
who wss Miss Myrtle Prough of Hzr-
risburg. Pa. is trained nurse and
helps Dr. Ingram in his hospital work
Miss n. Elizabeth Sheffield was born
in China Her father was President
u. z. Sheffield of the North China Col
lege She was graduated from oberlin
College a year ago and entered upon
her work il PeSing Immediately She
had special charge Of the training
school Tor kindergartners- Mr.. Sheffield
is on his way to China. Mrs. Sheffield
is in this country.
The Rev. Howard s Gait and his
wife. Mrs. Louisa A. Gait. have been in
the East shout year They were ~
Tung Cho until il was destroyed
Mss Nellie y. Russell. who has been
engaged in educational work in Picking,
went there three years Ago
Miss Jane O. Evans formerly lived
in r'ashnsh. Brooklyn She became :
missionary in 1871.
METHODIST.
The Rev. George Richie Davis has
been in Picking for many years he
kas been I'M China since 1870 He Was
married In ISL to Miss Marion Kans